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, 1873-08-27
STORM AT THE EAST.
Many Vessels Driven Ashore on The
Coast of New Brunswick.
Bridges Carried Away, Houses Blown
Down, and Field-Crops
Destroyed.

CHATHAM, N. B., Aug. 2o.-~A furious gale Of
eastcrly wind, accompanied by hoayy rain CON-
mencod On Sunday morning, md ragged with OK
tremo violence until Monday morning. Great
marine disasters are reported. Seven square,
rigged vessels arc ashore and wrecked at Riohi-
bucto. Two vessels woro driven aahore in Mori-
mnchi River, with sovoral schoonors. Bridges
wero carried away, and communication stopped
both by mail aud telegraph.
N1on1uuoTo, N B., Aug. IA storm COM
monced Sunday morning and lasted until Inst
night. Tho ti1o rose several feet higher than
usual and swept away o number OF HharveB, and
eight barks aud several brigswere driyen ashore,
OILY two or three of which will bo sayed. There
are two or three achoonera logt. Tho grain in
BuoroNcn1,..N: b., aug. 26.-The gallo ragged
here for thirty-six hours. Houses. barns, aud
wood-shcds were blown down. One bark was
driven high and dry; several schoonors were
hridgch wero cArriel off, and telegraph-wros aud
posts were carried into tho river.
PERcE, Quebec, Aug. 2o.-A hoayy easterly
gale, with rain, commenced on Saturday and
Continued to rago until This ;rnorning. Forty
fishing s-boats wore damaged by the storm.
QuEnEo, Aug 26.-Dy tho lato storm the
achoonors Glen and Eugenio were driven ashore
ut Clceradorn. Crews saved.
HALIFAX, N. s., Aug. ga severe storm, ac-
companiel by thunder, passed oyor this city On
Saturday night md Sunday morning. Tho gale
was tho hoavost in many years. Several small
ynchts were smashed at their anchorage. The
United States frigate powhattan, dragged her
anchors and driftod to tho Ordnance wharf,
whcro she was secured. Steam was kept up in
her all day Sunday, in readiness for any emor-
goncy.
Tho schooner Momonto, which left st. John
Juno 10, il beloved to DO lost, with seven por
sons, all who wore on board. Tho body Of q
passenger has boon picked up in tI!s harbor.
Tho ship st. Louis, with general cargo, from
Liverpool for Philadelphia struck On Glib Rock,
and sunk. uer crew were saved.
, 1873-08-27
Efx1IlrQnH NGwH<

Sptcias Dispatch to 1fid Chicago Tribune.
t Marcy and Ag sroa MhS S!ys amgst 0'
pletod relaying their track on this division,
noeding but about 20 milos to connect both onds
Of the new rail. Tho Company arc putting the
road-bod III excellent ehapo and thore will be
future. now machiEe-ahop Is to be built by
tho Company at this place at onco, ita dimon-
DO orooted in a solid and aubatantial manner.
m.nisos sgssa Ws AIR. % aSoy Ges9s 'Ss Wasnburn
haa ~ yet nothor seen nor heard, except
Of the 3125 900 bond for liqudatod damages. II
tho Wisconsin Railway Company can receive tho
ST. Orolx landgrant. 1t will build tho road &C.
cordng to the requirements Of tile statute, which
President Gary, as reported by the milwaukee,
Ne,us, Btatod OH tho 23d, had boon made to tho
Governor. The last the Executive heard from
Mr. Carey, ho declined to give tho bond ior
Inundated damages to nny amount.
!s,sotal DisSateh to 4hs cAieago 1+teans.
LABALLE. Aug. 2G.-There was full meet
Ing of tho Directors Of the Lafayette, Lasalle i
Clinton Railroad in this city to.tiay, at Thtol! to.
all points along tho lno woro recelyod and there
cu1l be no doubt that tho work OF conutructing
tue road will speedily ho commenced.
s,,eelal blsp4te1 to ihs chieaqo r., 4rt1une.
owo.lsboro Il Nashville Naliroad Company tlto*}
articles to-day with tho Slate Secretary capital
Stock 4l,000,000. Directors, Charles Dorby,
Victor D!aoh. Blythe uinos. 7. Il. Mopheraoil,
II. Houning, sud William NJ. Aitor,. Tho liua
IL designed to rnn through tho Countios Of Van
dorburg, Warrlolt, and spencer, from Evansville
to Owonsboro 10 miles.
NEw Yonx, Aug. 20,-Tho boutlAolders Of the
st. Joseph l. DeliVtr City 1.ailroad, ut meeting
to-any, appointed u committee ID. secure the
foreclosure Of tho mortgages Of the road. tue
Company having. it III alleged, failed to pay the
| interest WHOM duo.
Iou,gy1kLE, Ky,, Aug. 20.--lIon. Nelson TIT
Of Georgia, arrived III tho city today to aoel
! tho corporation Of LoulsYule IN tho eatabllsh
, 1873-08-27
WALL STREET..


Money, Stock, md ESrCndstuffs mAr-
Act.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MONEY.
New YonK, Aug. 2G.-Tho Treasury prepay
ments Of intereat without rebate made gold
easier and lower, frightening the fer smaller
bulls, but tho clique is by no noans inundated,
and they took In I'LL offered by tho timid Of both
sides. There il no abatement In the feyerish
condition existing for several daya past, arising
from general belief that Jay Gould is short of
certain stocks, a9d that unless they full Of their
Dlach Friday in tho Gold-Roorn, lock up fow
millions Of greenbacks, acare all the gold
SHORTS, aud breah up the gold clearing -houso. aa
Fisk did, and in the general Generalization buy
all the stocks he vaults at his own price. and
become Transformed into trst-olasB bull in
stocks, as he is said to ba III gold.
sroCKs.
Nearly the entire list OF Btoclts opened at a
decline from tho closing prices of last night,
closing prices Of tue Aay n,nde all unfortunate
iSh,ns Mdsoa uSs ,Ss aoeioa s' e % stoe is % gradany
taken out Of market for permanent
nong s,.rost deem9a 95 oos Se 19s
Of riso. Tho additional double-stool rairoud
track on tho Central is rapidly constructing,
and whom finished will work revolution In rail-
roHd transportation. IL WILL handle freight with
tho same promptuosa and precision that it now
carries passongers, which will make it u favorito
Tor almost every class OF goods. Ono Of tho ad-
verse offocta Of this Improvement must be to
draw largo amount Of busncss from the Eric
Road, which could not possibly compete with lis
great rival iu either oheapness or expedition,
ind, 81 thin fact il pondored, operators are in
c1ined to drop Eric and take up Central i
Hudson. The Pacific HAIL Directors elootod Mr.
w.. B. Alexander in place of Nr. George
ralmor. roHiyned. Tho price Of shares dcclinod
Immediately aftor the announcement was made,
and remained weak for the rest Of tho day.
Lake Shore, like Central, was firm and steady.
HNEApATuEFa.
Barley-Genernl market dull md unchanged
Ainco last reports with little prospects Of Activ-
ity for wovkH to come. There is = moderate dc-
nand for flour for the home trade exclusively,
the market is strong, with IN upward tendency
OIL limited saleB. Corn moderately active. Oata
quiet, with small supplies.
, 1873-08-27

Sptcial Disratch 10 This Chicago Tribune
ClkoiNNAy1, O., Aug. Ga special from
Chillicothe, Ohio BAYS that while Col. Allen,
Democratic nominee for Governor, has mapped
out programme for tho speech to DO delivered
Mt Columbus Friday night, ho has given the lam
guage Of l1is speech no thought, ind will rcy
entirely Oh an impromptu effort upon suck topics
az he proposes to DISCUSS. Ho will ignore the
past, aud speak OF tho present and future, and
tho duty Of tho Democracy under circumstances
as viewed from Ills standpoint.
Tic Hon. Fernando Wood, and probably several
othcr prominent Now York Democrats, will como
to Ohio next wook to join the Democratic candt-
dato for Governor in a sorioB Of campaign
spoochea. The Hon. s. s. Cox WIS invited, but en-.
gagomonts in his own district prevent Ills ao.
ceptunco. The New York Democrats are anx.
iouB that tho Dourbons should make strong
showing In Ohio, in ordor to giyeprestigo to their
0wn approaching campaign.
Tie county nominations Of tho Peoples party
hpre to-day give gonefni satisfaction. Tho tick"
OF embraces former Republicans. Democrats.
Liberals, and labor partisanH
FTu tht Associated Presa.]
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2G-Tho Third Party Conven-
tlon met to-day aud nominated county
ticket For state Senators, tho Hon. w. B
Caldwell, A. P. @. Bonte, and Robert Brown |;
for Representatives in the Legislature, Irwin ,.
Bright, Moses r. Wilson, Theodore Marsh, W.
II. pugh, Mullaucy II. ltot.ermann, Howard
DouglaHs II, Z. Draehears, 1onn i. Dowlos, 4nd
q. II. Davis.
, 1873-08-27
Convention OF tho Enrmerss Asu0ciua
ton OF Ford County, Ill.

ttOll OIL E0Eu IDuNkt* AAs
Specta. Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
PAXTON, Ill.,, Aug. 26.-At u recent delegate
convention of tho Farmors' Association Of Ford
County, It waa unanimously resolved to hold =
convention at Paxton on tho 2Gth Of August, for
the purpose Of nominating Par1ners' Anti
Monopoly ticket. In conformity with tho above
recommendation, tho Convention met this day
at Btark'a Hall, at Paxton. kr. J. D. Kilgore,
tion to ogdor, and Mr. Merton Dunlap acted as
Secretary. Tho delogatoB wore sent unlor in
atruotiona, and had III good faith aubaoeihod to
tue following platfor1n:
FtrarThe protection Of honest industry in Ill ita
nlanchoa ngaast the euoroachents Of aggregate cap
stsond-Eqaal sud exact jua!co to au classes. and
eperial privileges to nUns.
porations hy National and State legislation.
Fourth-A taTan far revenue purposes, hut mono for
f of sGes1 i
Si1th-Rigid economy In Ill departments Of Tho
SeuentA-No mora laud-grsnts to railroads OF other
eorroratons, but reservation Of tho public domain
Hiqhth-Ilonoaty and capacity tho Gully test 10.
The Chairman tllon appointed the following
Committee on Oredentials:. Messrs. Mitchell,
bishop, aud Cummings, who roportod oyery
tlon. Ifty-four delcgatos boiug present.
During tho abseIco Of tho Committee on Orc,
| dontialB, tho Convention lntonsd to strong and
com1non-aense spoeohos from MesurH. Borrel, ol
Pipor Clty, and Dr.. J.. i. Morrison, Of Paxton
wlloao ronarka were we'll received md aecn,od &c
nuke DECIDED impression upon tie Convention
The Conyontion thon proceeded to nominate {
| tiokot, with the following roHult: County Judge
| II. p. Deaoh, of rlper City County Olork, III
Dunlapi County Treasurer, I'D. Hilgore; Coun
, 1873-08-27

Tie Methodist District Conference Is holding
its session ut Carlinyil1o, Ill., with largo num-
bor Of porsonH In attoulanco.
4 Jackson (hlich.) special saya TINT q, old and
muel,-roapoctod citizon,. named hir. n'okwino,
was killed while engaged In lowering a house.
Tho blocking Slipped from beneath tue Hlitls,
lornoalN. lilo lived about ton minutes.
This wreck OF tho burned steamer Meteor haA
been pumped out md rniBod ut Detroit, mud IN
it haa boon found human skeleton, supposed
to be that Of a colorod waitor,. numol Anagow @
Driges, who was employed On hos and h'@ been
niasiug for golno tlno.
, 1873-08-27
Tho Fleet Bombartling Cartagena
Obliged TO Withdraw.
The Bank Of England Forgers SEN
tcnced to Penal Scrvitude
for Life.
-Four Hundred Medals Awarded tt
Americans OF Vienna.
SPAIN.

MApn1D, Aug. 25.-On Sunday thoro was q aa-
voro engagement near Estollo botwocn 6,0l0
doyornnlout troops and 5000 Carltsta, under
Ollo. Tho CarlfatR were defeated, md their
loa'lor waa wounded.
In tho Cortca, Sonor Olayo demanded tho
prosecution Of tho Hidalgo On tho charge Of
having abandoned his pust as Captain Of tho
itonclad Vittoria. Ho inquired of the Minister'S
whether tho report that the 11ldalgo wns going
to Washington OIL mission to tllo United
Statos Government wns correct. III consequence
Of Olavo'B action a duel with tho Ititalso was
imminent, but the Intervention Of friends ayert-
Cd q hostile meeting.
Tho fleet nudor tho command Of Admiral
Lobos, which commenced to bolAbhrtl Cartngona,
Inns boon compelled to Withdraw ont OF range OF
tho guns Of tho insurgents on account of tho i'll
ferior armament of The vessels. They cannot
oopo with tho artillery Of the forts.
A contemplated revolt by tho crew Of tho Span
ISL friEate Carmen was discovered by tho Off
cors, and forty of tho mutinee1s woro plaood in
confinement.
A Carlist forco has ontcrod tho town Of rraga
In Aragon.
a eal.cus of majority Of tho Cortos hayo do
cidol to elect Senor Castelar, President OF that
body, aud Senior Proyor Vice President.
Further details OF tho batt1o noar Estal1a, on
were in largo force, and undor thoir favorite
leaders, were completely dofoatod by tho Ropub-
ss% anJ wonndo2 S;c, ns rrantad '''o'a
Tho ren,oins of thc rarst 10 nrmv retrcd tovar,,
+bo Tronnh front;ar na1' alTo1o rot;'"r -
no rar1na nn nn, Tr;atanu ,oaUs az. a,nnn ~ ~
,To,ndo1 WON J'' "'4o NULL 1A'''@A'' @'' "'4o's 'D"
Tho Gnr,;ata haya Withdrawn fron, +,,a ,o;o,,-
,,orhoad ~ parna I.n;nt. aa,nnranti.
tia ilea Of its red,,ction' ''' AD"A1'o
'A Me-. - H.. Or can,. r,n;,,o c.ato,,
tota If D.o.;o - tia t,, % "ao
of isl in % lis fnvnr acanst W "a III biauba ~ linn INN
ttLin1 lin rba;r aoror Tost o,ar doi;vnro1 snns
au anonc ot onoi o''oAf eon"
tha not;nn Nv wcro ;ncroas;,,r ha ~" Ro,rona mi1
.ra sJ atrnac1;ne Ju.o t. astagsi, ro.mc mors
,nitei 3,Tf a93or thoy la1 oci,;ova vct'erv
thar uora a;v;da hano;,ao " ~, ioa o,x,vs o~;s,.
'rs3 nraaont nrosan}a thc soi;i ro.
oiitv snJ tie in ro,,,aacnts m ;dnai Ho
, 1873-08-27
And Declining to Vote For
Any One Concerned in
the Salary-Steal.
no State Ticket Likely to be Nominated
by tho Convention.
Independent County Officers
Nominated by tho Farmers
Of Ford County, Ill.
Tho Democrats Of Fulton County, nli-
nois, Pledge Their Support to
the nti-MonopoGsts.

eA~ AAAA'A ~<A"'"~F '
, Niscons'n s eau'o ~ 1f".Ee'
s'cciat D1epatc" 70 t"e th'ea9o 1noane'
WArEarowN, Wis.,, Aug. 26.-A meoting Of tho
etnto Grange ,vas held hore to-day. to consider
,nottora norioJn;nc In Tim wn1faro NJ thu Ori7er
a,,s ,,,a,e naaa;a1i,, ~ dso,a rs,,othor ~ Asn'
auo 1lolo espeola!ly W aec'uu "ne'aoe ~ ANIL
Monopoly ticket Tor 6tate o1tccfa should DO put
in tho fold. There 'Tero 25o arangora present,
;us< 11s Sa.;anol 40 T~oc,,.svo cocr,n;t.oo 'n'
'hE sno N0.,onai .I', LAs0asaso oonnlsto0. ,
Turner Hall WAS converted into>a Grange
Lodge, and tho gathering was calle;i to order at
stnto ranro Tho nroaoan,. aarof sa,rat ~ suo
ro,,a ,,o1r eTro;,,o, vi,r es',a "s.o e'.,os, 49,"
none ooing aonl'''eu VINO Gould not prove they
worc entitled 70 q seats ns' members Of the Order
and representatives of 'Grangoe. w !.
On tue question. OF entering tho political
orena, opinion among tho Grangers WAS divided
in the morning, and the influence Of Mr.. Shank.
land WIS docil5dly avorge to tho organization Of
a now party The party. politicians hovered
around the- -iarmors inBtilling into their minds
that Gov. Washburn Was good enough far
nor tor them, and that ho would certainly be
renon:inated at MadHon tomorrow.
Up to noon nothing but business directly
ce!oEinectod with tho Order was trnnBacted, and
i6hsnkland.
Special Dispateh 70 7'hs Chteago Tribune.
hEGoSR ~ DlsrAIQM: " N
WATEn1owN' a' WIZ aug: 2o.LWhen tho urango
enS m s Tn
meeting. consuming the time tin noon. Mr.
JoEn CocniAl1c, ~ Nauptl, ntaatcr ~ Iue S9nte
Grange was finally SOLICITED to preside, and Mr.
bfaihefd appointed as secretary.
r., "12 t5o W o4ee1t41n'iou "Ia conllsetou, nt' y;
nnanMHnu, ..Iaa o. tnM', nlon!poI ~ tna Naslonal
aea ~ .ii ~ "ao % ~ aao
.eo'n ~ H. ~ 80 Y solau .at ionssu, s1eat.
, 1873-08-27

Speefal DitpatcA 10 IHe Chicuan tribune.
CEDAR nAp1nA Iowa, Aug. 2G.-Whle Alfred
BtiuAon and his wife were Oh their way to this
olty with wheat, yesterday afternoon, their
horses took fright Ut all upraiaotl umbrella III
tie hands Of Mrs. gtiuson. While tho 1osscs
wore running, Mrs. Bliuaon WAS thrown out upon
hor lload. producing coucusaon OF tho brain and
oIher. injuries, rendering Aer recovery very un-
cortain.
, 1873-08-27
CAGO, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1873


Tho Convention WAS composed Of all political
parties, and tho feo]ing boonled to be to nonti-
nate t1Io boat mon lint could bo found within
tho ranks Of tho farmers. Ford County IL fully
nwako and alive to this .groat work Of reform,
and Btora forward to tito front In this gront
struggle ard battlo ngainut monopoly with Liv-
ingatUno, 1roquoie, and Mclean, alll asks OF Aor
eiator counties to 60 and do likowiao.
, 1873-08-27

sAs TnANo1soo, Aug. 2o.-- Tho Groat Republic
arrived to-day with Chinh dntoR to July 20, aid
Japan. Aug: to Q. Bho spoke tho Colorado Aug.
IL. All well.
Chinoso nows is unimportant beyond tho fact
that tho pross congratulatea tho pooplo on tho
SUCCESS Of tho mission OF Tooshima from Japan
to Tho Emperor, for tho purpose Of improving
by troaty tho relations botwoen the two coun-
trioB.
The people Of Hong Kongfcnr that tho cho1ora
Will DO introduced from Singapore and other
placcH on tho NIatnyan poninnula- Vosaols from
those ports nro quhrantinod tlreo to ten days.
Yokohama papers say tho rebellion Of tho farm
ers Of Funklowa Ken mud other Kena haa boot,
gtnnces Of shocking barbarities. Whom cloao
preBsod, many Of tEom commfttedh ari-knri..
A gunpowder explosion at 0saka killed many
pGr5OnH
Tho railroad from Osaka 10 Kobe ia progroBs-
lug ravorably.
The Emperor mud Empress hnvo gono to tho
Hot Springs Lust year, on tho occasion Of
thoir Wait, Foreigners wore excluded. TbiB limo
they nre permitted to GO.
Business throughoMt tho Empire ia repro
sontod rs very dull. The press spoahs favorably
of tho SUCCESS OF Soozhma's mission to the En-
perorof China, andprediosB tho most satisfactory
results.
, 1873-08-27

L1snoN, Aug. 25.-Tho expedition which Is
laying the cabie between this city and Rio Janei-
ro,aflor having proceeded 383 knots, was stopped
BY tho discovery Of rault in tho wire. Tests
have boen made, from which it il believed tint
tho fault ID noar land. Tho expedition will con-
tinuo paying out until It roacheB Madeira,
whence tile cable steaner will probably have to
return to Iepair tho fault.
, 1873-08-27

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2G.-The Secretary Of the
Senate Las received tho following letter from
Senator Morton:
New YonK, Aug, II, 1873.
Tbs Hon. Gcorga G. Gorhans. Secretary u tho Tinted
Statta Senate:
ury Of the United Stasos the money to which
AM entitled by tho lnw Of tho Inst Congress AZ
Increased compensation, known ~ "bauk-pay:"'
I had determined from tho first that would
not draw this money, and now comply WIZ. IT,. tt'o
mattor III your accounts.
(Signed) Q. T. MORTON.
, 1873-08-27

Special Dlspatch II TIE Chicaqo Tribune.
DET1orr, Aug. 20,-h1anisteo spoc'als report
tho shooting At Frankfort; on tho lalo shore,
about tlat point, OH Saturday Inst, Of a man
named John Knox, While drunk ho attempted
to got into atoro, snppos!ng it to 10 saloon,
and waY shot by tho clerk, namod Fred. Kon,
vino took him for burglar. Tho wound will
probably provo fatal.
, 1873-08-27

Tho Washington q Republican Ar
EltcO In Favor Of EleCtiug Grnnt For
Third Form.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-~Tho Daily Republican,
Which claims to bo tho Administration organ
here, inserts d four column article advocating
the ro-oection Of Grant to third torn. TAt
article statcs that tho ii1ea is as old as tho Gov
ornn,cnt itself, ind has always boon subject Of
difference and disputation. Washington was 70.
quostod to run third term, for reasons which
are clearly set forth in the article printed this
morning. Thomas Jefferson, tho canonizod
Saint Of the Democracy. was similarly honored.
So woro Madison md MONROE; nlso, Albums il
strong authority OIL Whatovor sdo he in
quoted, and we find him, toward tho
close ot hiB life, giving his Judgment against the
reasons which induced the earlier Presidents tc
decline to ho candidates for q third term. Tbs
article concludes:
II Gen. Grant desires the Presidency for a third
ter7n ho can have It, for tho people haye learned to
trust tho land that hss guided tho shp Of State aafcly
through many perilH, and they will keep him at the
helm long tho e11gencles Of the Slate may necd
him. His willingness 10 aoryo TIM country 1nak kus him
available Lot dcn Grant, thcn, TO again put before
the people for rc-eeetlon The people will confirm Tho
chQiCa OF the nations colnBcil0rE.
, 1873-08-27
WEST INDIES,

HAVANA, Aug. 2l.--Run,ors aro again rife Of
expected dlstHrbanccs. 14c Republican and
Conservative Clubs hold meetings nightly.
The insurgents, D0j strong, burnod small
coffee eutate in Drazo Dc Canto.
There hRs boon very Buyoro engagement be-
twcon tho insurgents and troops near st. Iago
dc Cuba. LOSE heavy on both siles. Tic
Hpaniartls admit losing nixty killed. and 1t is ro-
ported that Con. Birie1, former Governor Of
Mntanzas, in among tho number.
HAVANA, Aug. 2G.-TLo report that Gen.
Duriol, was killed i'll tho engagement botween
tho troops and insurgents, noar st. Iagode Cuba,
ia ucuiod
, 1873-08-27

SAN FnaNulaco, Aug. 2G.--Anothor Intellectual
attonart was made by the Domooratio Conyen'
ton. last night, to ilarmonlze on Legislative
tlokat 1t ID not likely tha! a oompromao will
DO effected.
, 1873-08-27
ATTlJEEhI

Tue HAGUE, Aug. 25.-Gon. swiofen, the new
Commander-in- Chief Of tho Dutch expedition
against Atcheon, has arrived at Duitenzorg.
, 1873-08-27

DEs MoraEs. IT,, Aug. 2G:-1nfonnatton has
boon received here that tho Hon. EEastus Snow,
Of Gtinnell, has notified tho proper committee
TINT he cannot accept the Anti-alonopoly nomi-
nation for Senator in the Powosheik and Tama
District.
, 1873-08-27
MEXICO.

[1eFalu Ep9c3aIJ
Cry or MEXICO, Aug. 25.-An inuudation Of
the (iuanaiuato from = water-Bpout has occurred.
and great deal OF property has haen do
Btroyed and q number OF lives lost.
Tho preliminary meeting Of Congress takeB
place Sept. /.
Yellow fovor is still raging at Vora Cruz. Soy
eral cases arc reported here.
, 1873-08-27
CERN1 ANY,

BERLIN, Aug. 26..-Carl Wililolm, the composer
on the Nhino," died today Ut aeIlwalkolaon.
, 1873-08-27

VIENNA, Aug. 25.--Of iho &c, ,0oo mcdn1s award
ed 10 exhibition at tho Exposition, 400 60 to
results Of tho Exposition. It liz chargod that q
number ut -rtIcles which wero noyor entered for
competition received metlala and that several
tlrn,H Which had mono OF their goodu On oxhibl-
tion werc awarded diplomas through tho 1nanp-
ulation Of jurioH. Tho quantity OF goola and
specimens which will ho returned llomo from the
American department il very small.
Exhibitors have boon lowing in crowds. ns fast
as they could got away. biuco the close OF tho
Exposition.
VIENNA, Aug. 28.-The Emperor Francis
Joseph today Visited tho American department
aud inupoQteQ tho exhibition Of tho educational
, 1873-08-27

Whitcslt1o County Grnngers' Picnic.
Monn1soa, ILL.,, Aug. 26.-Tho Patrons Of
HuHbautlry OF Whiteside County, which con-
tains more Gsangee than any othor county in the
State. will hold their annual picnic at this plsco
on Thursday Of this wook. lion. 4. u. Logan
ia Chairman Of tho Committoe Of Arrangements.