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Special Dianatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NC Chit AuE 1SLsas nghs
shot Mary Tyler, mistaking her for her sstor,
with whom hor Husband had been On torms Of
intimacy. Tho wounded woman is in critical
condition. Mrs. Sullivan Immediately loft for
pnrta unknown.
Also, two negroes had quarrel about q
woman, when ono, nanod Davis, shot tho other
ono, named Konnedy, four times, killing him
instantly. 1lo also escapod.
ALBANY, n. T., Aug. 15.-It being ascortainod
that tue wife Of Weston, tho aan murdered noar
Brooklyn, did not start for st. Louis with Low
enstoin, Chief of POLICE Mallory has notified tho
police OF Western cities Of that fact. Lowon-
stoin Is 2 yoara Of age, s feet inches high,
weight about 40 pounds, dark hair and nous;
tache. He woro when lo left light drab checked
pants, Panama hat, and geiter shoes. Ho ia
probably alone. as tho Governor has offered
GOO reward for tho apprehension Of Low
onstoin, and tho murder .waa q most hor-
riblo ono, It Is hoped that tho utmost efforts will
be mado to capture him.
NEW YonK, Aug. 15.-Throo women havo been
arrested ln Brooklyn, charged with completely in
tho murder In Albany, last week, OF man whoHo
nane alld former residence havo not boon made
known. Ono Of tho women ia Mrs: Weston,
wife OF one-armed man found horribly nur-
dored, n week ngo, near Albany and il her pos
session waB found a seven -barrelcd revolver,
emptiel. One of tho other womon WAS the vito
Of Emil Lowenstein, and another revolver
was found on her With five barrels ompty.
Another woman, unknown, waB also arrosled.
Thoy wero all found III Weston'a house on Pal
motto Htrees, Brooklyn, in oue-half Of which
LowenBtein and wife livcd, Weston oco,t-
pying the other pnrt. Weston, tho murdered
man. WIS q ona-armc1 soldier, and sold prlzo-
PACKAGES for d living, and the day ho left Brook
lyn drew considerable money from the bank. It
iH believed tlat Weston's Wito assisted Emil
Lowonhtein in numbering her husband, that
tho wife Of Lowonatoin witnessed the murder
and tho other woman waB cognizant of tho af-
FUR. They wore oil taken 10 Albany Tonight
DAYTON, O., Aug. 15.---Thomas Smith awealthy
farmer Of Wayne Township in this county, shot
and MORALLY wounded John ToiBtor, d farmer,
agoa %, ut Taylorsyilo, eigAt miles from this
city, this afternoon. Both had boon attending a
sale III tho neighboshood, and were said to 10
under tho Influence of liquor Smith alleges
that IN old foud was revived botwcon them, md
that ToiBtor lnaultod aud struck him. when ho
fired. Smith surrendered himself to the shorlT,
Ieister diod Tonight.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 15.-1n Loo County, Ky,
last weol, john Eyoreall attacked Ills brothor,
named BtanferB, whom tile latter tirod upon Linn
with shotgun, instantly killing him. Forty
b,.ok-Hhos wero found in Ills body. Evoreall Ind
boon married only four days, uo was regarded
aB desperate character. Stamfers IL roproaont-
cd aa g good, Industrious citizon.
, 1873-08-16
To1crrnpl,ic Isrcyfttcy.

The Post Oflleo at Hampton, Franklin Coun-
ty, wnB robbed on Monday night. Several
drafts and q small quantity Of money were taken.
Mr.. Il. D1yors, Of Pleasant Hill, piko County,
ILL.,, WAS accidently shot and killed while out
squirrol-hunting With neighbor d day or two
Bincp.
"A littlo daughter of hIr. Less, near Brush
Greek, Ia. who lind faIlon asleep in O field of
grain, was struck by reaper hor brother waa
driving, and bud ono log cut of.
"A fltty-nine-pound catfish was caught In tho
Miasisaippi River, noar Dubuque, yesterday,
and whom caught it had 1yo-pound fish Of
another specieH in it's mouth.
, 1873-08-16

WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug. 15.-Tho returna OF
the Agricultural Department. for the lat of Au-
gust Indicate general aud somewhat marked I'M
provement in tho condition and promise Of tho
cotton crop since tho lat Of July. Tho average
condition On July was 86.5 on Aug, !, 01.8.
Tho chief drawback is widespread apprehension
have as yet inflicted serious injury arc fow. Tho
crop on tho whole is still somewhat backward,
though In many localities the rapid growth IN
July las brought it forward to tho average ad-
vancomont for tho season.
LONDON. Aug. 15.-The weather throughout
England is wet aud unfaYorable to the cropa
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FtrCH.


SrecfaI Dtsnatoh 10 1he Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Aug. 15.-At o'clock to-day q
fire caught In tho packing Of tho gIaup
fuclory In this city, and soon all tho wooden
buildings, save ono which waH connected with
tho briclt building, were burned to the ground
together with tho contents. Tho loss Is put at
from Sl0,000 to s50,000.A Tho Insurance. ia
91G 900 on buildnga md stock, OF, 600 being In
tho brick building which waa sayott. Ono hull
dred and forty-Ayo porsons Rro by this 1lre do
priyod OF work. Tho faotorieH were closed for
repairs and tho usual summer yacation, hut
Woro to have commenced OH tho 1Bt OF Septom-
ber next Wil'iRm atarmant. prominent citi-
xon Of Ottawa, whilo at the fire was struck upon
the head BY . falling shod, aud badly, but not
dangerously, hurt. az we're two othor poraons
who stood near him.
Special D3suaseh to TAs Chicago Tribune.
BURLINGTON, Ia., Aug. 15..-A largo tiro broke
out yestorday morning at O'Clock In the freight
house Of tho Chicago, burlington d Quincy Hail
road, at Oreston, Il, Tho wind WAS blowing =
gale from the north at the time, Tho entire do
not and tho adjoining ios-houaa fol! prey to tho
, 1873-08-16
THE TURF.
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Special Dispatch to YAs Chicago Tribune.
UTloA Aug. 15.-Aftor tho poatponoments On
account Of tho rainy Weather, tho second days
races on tho programme Of tho Utica Park meet
ing were trotted to-day. Tho weather was threat
toning, and about II o'clock in tho forenoon tho
Association announced postponoment, but this
action excited 30 much diHapproval and dissent
among horee.OwnerH and visitors on oxponse ut
tho hotels, that they roconBllorod, and ordered
tho racoa to proceed. There were light showers
during tho curly part Of tho afternoon. but nftor
that the. sun camo out and tho day
ended pleasantly Two heats In each raco
: wero trotted in the rain, the track being quito
heavy. It was notable day in BONO respects.
q purse Of $4,000, botwoeu Fullerton. Oamors,
Sensation, and Lucille 1oldduat Gloster was
entered In this race, but WAS drawn on Tuesday
laat, when it was supposed that there would DO
that day. Fullerton was the fayorito at odds Of
about fifty to forty against tho fold.
Remembering. Fnllerton's defeat at Dur-
falo, tho .CamorB mon firmly believed
fow wore willing to got the fold choapiy, as Il
contained Sensation, who beat them both at
Buffalo. Consequently largo amountof money
changed banda; =, Fullerton J., won tho FIRST and
aoco'd rec hsas ss d IN 22a and 2:2aa camors being
word was glyon after Fullerton broke up, aud lIo
Ind to DO pulled to q walk. To
w was . forty lengths hohlnl oamora at tho
would tly for the hoat; but ho' mailo up his
mind to try for 1t, and sent Fullerton along 1Io
trottea like whirlwind, making hiA last half
mile III 1:08, but he was badly ltndored on tho
fourth heat Fullerton broke before lo got to tic
turn, and again foil away bohind. Ho was all
, 1873-08-16

JAoKsoNy1h1E, ILL.,, Aug. 15.-Tho cholera has
appeared at Chaplin, ton miles west Of Jnokson-
Wills, and two deaths by TINT diBoaso havo oc-
ourred there, ono yesterday and tho other tho
day before.
toNpoN, Aug. 15.-Dispatchos from various
places in Germany atnto TINT tho oholora is in
oroasing in virulenco.
Oo1uMnUs, Aug. 15.-Ono fatal case of cholora
occurred laat night.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug. 15.-ono doath from
cholera, tho 11rBt caBo for two weokn, occurred
in this CITY this morning. Tho victim waa Mrs.
Baker. 6ho died after five hours Illness.
, 1873-08-16
Bonapartist Fete at 0hiselhurst---
Napoleon ". Makes
q Speech.
Denial Of the lmpious Utterances Lately
Attributed to Bismarck.
He Never Said tl,nt He Wished to
Eradicate tho Idea Of God.
List Of Diplomas Of Honor Awarded
Americans at Vienna.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Aug. 15.-Tho Oortos has approved
of tho bill calling for 10000 Of tho TosorVes, 30
that tho Car1ists and Republican insurgents may
DO put down.
BAyonnE, Aug. 15.-Elght hundred Galiclan'
Socialists arc marching on Portugal whore they
hopo to find sympathy.
MADRID, Aug. 15.-1t is reported that tho crew
OF the Door Hound, seizod by Spanish man-of-
war for landing arms for tho Carlists, will DO
tried on tho charge Of piracy.
BAyoNNE Aug. 15.-Dispatchos at tho Chrlist
hoaaquartora in this city announce that Dorga
has boon captured by tho Royaliats.
MApRED, Aug. 15.-Ono thousand insurgent
refugees from Valencia have landed on tho
coast Of Alicnnti, and arc 1eyylng contributions
on tho rich towns.
MADRID, Aug. 15.-Fivo British, three Italian,
und nm American man.of-war woro lying In Ea-
nombrera Bay, Thursday. Three inBurgcnt vos-
sells arrived outside, when Fort Ga1exaa frod On
them. 4 few shots were exchanged without ap-
parent effect.
Oartagona is preparing for d long struggle.
al tho 1,aloB above 16 years of ago have boon
enrolled. Tho streets arc almost deserted, and
ing papos money. It 10 believed that the IRON
clada Almanac and Vittorfa will DO held by tho
Germaus until m organized Government e1iBts,
to which they can DO returned:
ROYAL HEADQuARTEns, 1EuD1AH, NORTHEAST
OF PAMrE1uNA, aug. 13.-We aro marching with
Cons: Ellis and Dor1ognrrny and 5000 men tow
ards Arragon, With view to raise that province
lonis and Navarro. Yesterday wo passed with
in sight Of Pampc1unn. No attempt
was nlale to molost US. Throo hours litter no
took Fort Bourgnette, which wae abandoned by
It's garrison. We found a quantity Of cartridges
m II
, 1873-08-16
Illinois 1Riyer and Canal Noxvs.

Special U}spateh to THe Ch2c0a0 Tribune.
Ll6ALLE, 1ll.t Aug. 16.-Tho steamer Lancaster
rived, towing tho canalboats Metropolis, from Chilli
Gothic. and tho Dictator from Lake Dupue, with corn
for Chicago. Tho cana'.boat Angola was towcd up
1lce, Jr., arrived Light from IIonry. The steamer
Lancaster departed, towing tho canal-boat Pal1as,
with lumber for Ohiicothe, and the steamer
Dan Rice, Jr., departed light, destination unknown.
Iho canalboats John Carter aul H"ntcE, both light,
lis from olilcotho te Dictator, IRON Lake Dori,c,
aud tho aue from IAsallo, oil with for Ohica-
60, passed Into the canal. Eight feot ami sx tnches
OF water tho mitro-s At Lock IT, No report Of tho
staRa Of Matar below.
, 1873-08-16


Srtcfal Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
FonT WAYNE. Ind, Aug. 16.-Ihe third and
1nst day Of tho raoes undor tho management Of
tho Fort Wayne Driving Park Association was
witnessed to-day by largo and enthusiastic
crowd Of lailios and gontlomen. Homo horses
had tho first Taco, for o pnrao OF 800, ln1
WIS won by Victor in threo straight heats.
Next waa pacing raco for horaca that had mover
wont undor 2:80, nnd waB won by Ground
Aquind in three Htraight heata. limo, 2:45 Ii;
2:38 ;.2:3ot1, fora purse OF $3.50 The third race
was dash Of 800 yards for 81 900, between Kitty
Roberta and Yanhoo Doodle, and was won by tho
former by thirty feet. Tho last raco was for
trotting, horaoe free to all, but there were only
wcre evonly matched, and tho three heatH were
hotly contested, but wero taken by Rcd Cloud in
2;2814l, 2:29, 2:2794.
SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, Aug. 15:-Tho threatening weather
ca1lBen q small attendance ut the races to-day.
Tho track is vory heavy. Felloworaft got the s.
year old sweopstake for d walk-ovor, tho,other
entry, Goro Johnson bcing withdrawn.
BA1aATooA, Aug. 15.-TGo second raoo WAS for
q purse of $500, ono mile, for 2-yoar olda. Tho
following startod: Loanington, lilly Ou1poppor,
Dublin, Bannerott, Julinna, and Lnst. Tho pool
bofor2 tho race was Culpepper, s175 Banner-
ett, $500; Vongcanco, $103 Dublin, $50. Dub
lin won by four lengths,, Cq1peppor coming in
Tho third race WAS for purao Of 5000, o milo
and half FREQ haudicap for oil ages. fho fol-
lowing started: dolitza, Business, Bessie Lee
Merodao, Mart jordan, and John NrcOormaok.
Merodoo won tho raco by Blk langths, Golltza
coming In second, md Businoss third. John
McCormack, tho favorlte, WAS fifth. Time,
2:4G16.
, 1873-08-16
Uf{ANaK5,
'DsloW high water Of 1871. ....
". 3. KAurKAN, obserror,
Room 70 Major Block, Chicago.

TnODAnrL1T1EB.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-For tho Northwest,
and thence to Kausas nnd Missouri, rising
barometer and low temperature, northwesterly
and northoaat6rly winus, with occasional rains
tonight, followed BY clonring weather. For tho
sonthwcatorly winds, shifting to northweHtorly,
with cloudy Weather, frequent rains, and lower
temperature. For tho Gulf States, northeastern
ly to uorthwestorly winds, increasing cloudineas,
Atlantic states, southwoatorly winds, partly
cloudy woathar, and local coast rains. For tho
Lower Lake region, southeaeterly winds, low
barometer, cloudy Weather, md frequent rains.
westerly winds. low barometer partly cloudy
weather, and occasional rnin from West Virginia
to New York. For tho New England States,
Boutherly winds, falling barometer, cloudy
Weather, and occasional rain.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CH1oAno, Aug. 16-1o:18 p, m.
S{e{iou BarITbrI Wind lRatt,f Heather,
, 1873-08-16

fro fond. Tivc lontlod and ono ompty freight
cara were also completely destroyed, ind ao7oral
othor cara partially damaged. Ono way-car waa
atao completely burnca up. Two Of tho do
with aalt, ono with grain, and onowith latl. Tho
amount Of damage has not yet boon ascertained.
CINTor, Ont, Aug. 15.-Tho Combo Block
and several dwelling: :houHoe woro destroyed by
Are thia morning. LOSS not aBcertainod.
DosToH, Aug, Ii. THO 1lvo-story building Of
]. II. Roberts, dealor In secondhand maohfney,
Nos. 118 md 124 Morrimao atreot, was destroyed
by IRE tonight. Loss, $50, 900. Insured.
, 1873-08-16
CllEA.

: HAVANA, Aug. 15..-For tho ]aat three days r11-
mors hare beon widely circulated Of disturb
ance to take p1ace horo, creating intenHo excito-
mont. Tho publication by the Captain-0 0onoral
Of a telegram from tho Colonial Ministry of
Spain, aAsuring tho people that they noed layo
no four OF tho resulta OF tie reform measures In
prospect for Cuba, has had the effect to restore
confidence and tranquility.
, 1873-08-16

LEAvENwonT1, Kan., Aug. 15.--Early this
morning, just ~ the Rock Island train WAS start
ing, DaggayemAater Manning pounded the face
Of o. n. Jennison, q. notorious gambler aud f.
ing both eyes, breaking his nose and jaw. and
otherwise badly injurlng him. During
tho fight the. train startipg, Manning
pItchsd The aenseleas form Of JeaQtsQQ out Of
, 1873-08-16
JONrNnIistfCs

Tonr WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 15.-Tho Gazette of
this city Inns Just been bought from A. Wright
l. Co.. by d joint stock company, with capital
OF $4,000. Tho transfer will DO made to-1nor~
row, and tho first papor will bo published under
tho new management on Monday. Col. r. s.
lsoberteon III President Of the Company ". D.
Page, Superintendent Of mechanical depart
mont; D. 8. Alexander, Managing Editor !;
Jamea J. Grafton, recently General Ticket
Agent on the Fort Wayne, Munoio & Cincinnati
Railway, bueiness manager,
, 1873-08-16

MEMPHIS, Tonn., Aug. 15.-Wm. Howard, OF
Louisvillo, q astone-cutter, employed by Anderson
l. Vennon, Mason Temple, committed suicide
last night at his honrding- house. at tho corner
throat with a razor. He had boon drinking hard
for several days. When found this morning, ho
waa still alive and signed for pencil and paper,
which being given him, he scrawled Family
troublee," and soon after died. After cutting
his throat, ho stabbed himself FIVE or ak timos
in The bniv
, 1873-08-16

at social science meeting in Boston, Gen.
F. A. WalAcr road q paper On tho prospective
population Of tho United States, in which ho
contendod that, instead Of reaohing 100, ,35b 1856
in tho yoar 1900, as calculated by Eikanah Wat
son, or 100 337, ,408, as calculated by Do Bow, or
100000, 900, rs calculated by Comnissionor will
son, 1t will only be somewhere between 60, 000,-
0ooand 84.000,o0o, most probably 5000, 900 to
7G f00 600,
, 1873-08-16

cars OH tho Madison brunch of tho T., NJ. i I.
Railroad fell through trostlo near lift. Vernon,
Ind, this afternoon. Asst. Supt. u. g. Bore
mont wag On tho train, and is reported severely
injured. No further particulars received.
, 1873-08-16

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
CINoINNAIi, Ohio, Aug. 15.--I'lo Administra-
ton leaders ii. this city hayo combined to pross
Judge Stanley Matthews, Of Cincinnati, for tho
Chief Justiceship. Judge Matthews, It is said,
has stood high with President Grant ever siucohc
wrote q letter last year boltiug tho nomination
Of tho Cincinnati Convention, Of which body ho
WaH Chairman
, 1873-08-16
A California HItlrIcr-'Trfnl.

Ban FnAao1soo, Aug. 15-Wi1liam NASH, Or
o. aon 70 a1naz
for trial to-day. Tho prisoner fearod lynching.
Mrs. Grosbook IN accoBBory IL still in jail. Mash
claima that he shot first, ns IN act Of Helt-
dofenHe, and trioa to shield the woman from
blanc.
, 1873-08-16

OCcnN StCaNl4h1p No1VNs
CARDIFF, Aug. 15.--steamship Glamorgan
from Now York, has arrived.
New YonK, Aug. 15-Arriycd, steamship Bro
men, from Bremen.
New YonK, Aug. 3.-Arrived steamer Main
from Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 15.-Steamship Java from
Now York, has arrived.
, 1873-08-16

Special Dtsrdtch 10 The Chicago Tribune
KAHsAa Cry, No., Aug. 16.-Oattle-Aecelved %; ;
shipped, a. neceipta rere Light tut botter feeling
prevalent In tho market to-day, closing eteady At
former prices throughout, TOXIN cows, 700 to 500 ill.,
averaging $137K to $50 wtnterod Toxan cows,
$aa7H; otoice calves, III. 100 per hoat.
Hogs-Neceved, 1gb. Market fair, and pr1ces steady
at 500 to t406, with good demand by city packers.
, 1873-08-16

tho oar while undor motion. Jennison was takon
to bis gambling-hosse, and remained insensiblo
nearly all day. JonniBon md Manning had boon
gambling. Tho former had won all tho lattor's
money, and Romo wordB passed nbout payment.
Jcnnison Was armed with n revolver, but did not
use 1t. Manning used only ha fists aud boot
heels III tho light,
, 1873-08-16

Special Dis),atch to Thc CAicaao Tribune.
LodAAspoRT, 1ud., Aug. 16,-Iho middle dia-
trlot Of the Lutheran Synod for Missouri, Ohio,
and Indiana, mot in this city yesterday evening,
In attendance. Tho sosBion will last several
iave
, 1873-08-16
E1ltCnt31l1Ulx

p1rrsnuRaH, Pa., Aug. 15.-At rooting Of
tho Slate Teaehers' Association, George j.. Lucky
was eloetod President, T. H. Dnglaa Secretary,
and John Morrow Treanurer. fdr tho ensuing
1ectod Blippensburgh, pa.. as tho place Of next
moptinE.
, 1873-08-16

RooKLAND. NO., Aug. 15.-Prosidont Grant
and quito, accompanied by Gov. porham and
MossrH. Hamlln, Morrill,, and Blaine, arrived
here ut noon. Tho party Immediately embarked
on tho United States rovenue-Bteanor McCul-
witIstandine @ tho rain, " several % hundred % poopo @
gathered on the wharf, by whom tho President
Wna heartily cheored.
, 1873-08-16

ALEXANDRIA,, w., Aug. 16.-Wil]am jackson,
colored, was hanged to-day in the jai-ya1d, for
tho murder Of hts vito in February last. Jack-
son made speech, fifteen or twenty minutes
long, denying his guilt. Tho fall Of aoven foot
failod to break his mock, and he died by Buffoca-
tion after q severe struggle.
, 1873-08-16


FL00D-OANNELL-Att the residence Of Mr. Joseph
ltoe, 665 1oNth Dearborn Atree Aug H. by tho foy II.
D. 8loper Mr. Alfred L. Flood and Miss Annlo j, Oau.
noll, both OF this city.
Rev. Henry q. Porry ii IitSainCs Church, Thomas
, 1873-08-16

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-Tlo Hon. William hl.
Meredith IL seriously Ill. uo wan President of
tho Constitutional Convention, but WAS obliged
to rollnquisA lis post boforo adjournment.
, 1873-08-16
SOUTH AMERICA.


L1anoy Aug. 15.-1ntollgonce hns reached
here that Paraguay BRAZIL, and the Argentine Re-
public have signeda treaty Of peace.
, 1873-08-16

Trrusv1L1x, ps, Aug. 15.-Market for crude has
advanced steadily during Tue day. closing 1t 5l35 for
Tytpsrlls and OH Qli1 dalyAriaz.
, 1873-08-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

New YoRK. Aug. 15.-A London (Eng:)
letter, dated July 81, says :" Mr. Motley's
health was dolicato and will not 10 surprised to
learn that he is now confined to his hotel by a
somewhat serious altnok. He has had a slight
paralytio stroke. It occurred aB Mr. Motley
was taking Lady Margaret beaumont down to
dinner. His right arm suddenly fell poworloaa
:by his side, and that eido itself was also so1no-
what affeotod. Ho was carriod to Lis hotol in
Dover street, and has not since loft his room.
His PHYSICIANS agroe in regarding his paralysis
as by no means dangerous nor likoly to disable
him for any long tinlo. On inquiry WAS told
that he had boon going on worry favorably, with
fSp boeve If p ba @ psp
GUS System has suffered, partly from oYerwork,
and partly from the circumstances Of his retire
meut from his mission to this court. Flo has
never ceaBed to regard hin,eolf Us illtreatod and
insultod, and, being proud and sensitive man,
the injury has not boon forgotten"
LONDON, Aug. 15.-Rouher, with other promt-
nent French 1mperaiiats, Ia at 0hisolhurst, cele-
brating foto.
LoNDoN, Aug. 15.-six hundred French I'm
perialBts met at Chiselhurst to-day aud cee-
brated tho foto-day Of the late Emperor. Prince
Louis Napoleon made speech, In tho course Of
which h' tab sad :, a myG aa an ffe
teachings, which may be summarized in the
motto Govern for the people by tho people,"
Tho Prince waa loudly chcored, and tho meeting
was most enthusiastic.
LONDON, Aug. t5-At Chlsolhurst to-day I'M
menso enthusiasm was displayed by several hun
drod Frenchmen, aud others, aAsembled to colo-
1Lase tue Ena2etotb 1oto aay. A1tef mass, the
!E, Empress Eugonae enc aer SOP enYe reception
lhe ffinco made the 1o1o"lnG ofie1 speech to
I think you, in tho nane Of tho Empress and my
nw foE aay1g 5Slnsd your prayers o o1s and for
as t5na 0an ~ o osGS S rane g.
hnvn acnt ran nfr n,mcrn,,s tcsmnnca ~ nMactinn
and devotion which we have received. As
for myself, being an ,e1ilo near tho tomb
Of the Emperor, I mediate upon tho prccepts he
eis ter ny gndanee ind for PaEiEeay tho pr1nei-
Of our ynasty' in worda whIef shall ever ramon
falthful to nnn1oy: Ali for tlo pednle amd hy ia
people,"
GERMANY,
aenounces as q disgusting invention tho report
n American papers Of an interview with Prince
%onld exttpate tito ldea o. uod, and substitute
,ta nse1 s"en Gu aEnago or adyoea.ea snGh aoatl =;
TIM machinatjons Of thu >A Josm;s' 0'h''"'00 -
VIZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " sao oooue'''
,,,r.-,,.
Auo HlA'
:, BOTTOM aug. IA vienna 4ettor 9a7e that
INC lntelaatlonhl Jury ioI Tug group IN tlo
Exposition las AWARDED tho diploma OF honor to
~, LONDON, aug. 1o.IIhe iN, NOV @ fork herdtds
M! " a"aiTSu r y a.,e's nraSa ~ ~ ~
i,nnor LNye bean awarded to Arnorleans, 1,nuo.
~. ~ thc T},tn1 Etnteg Government 'for dia.
n1av ~ cnttnn and nroduota. :. tn tia National
EnToau NJ Ej1cntion !: to ihe Htate of Mnaaa-
chusotts; to tho Oity Of Boston; to tho Smith
, 1873-08-16
nary porformauoo, considering tho condition of

novnr beat 2:2t. $1,000 10 first GOD to socond 5000
to thirds 5000 to fourth. Milo hcats best thrco In Ave
In hnrnosd. -.
Dan Htaoe's Oh. g. Judgo Fullorton,. ..1121
bon Maoo' b: g. scnsatioi,..
9. s. atccn,a br. Lucille uoldduat: .;....as sA4
Time, aga 2:23k; 2:23A; 2:25Af.
In tho 2:50 raco for plrso Of 90, 800, tllere
woro ton ontrioa and nino startora. Olornontlno,
tho beautiful Chicago marc, added a fifth to tho
list Of hor consecutive Victories, ngainRt largo
fields, since starting ont OF Oloyoland sl,o won
oasiy In thrcc straight heats, in 2:8D, 2:201Il,
2.3115. 6ho made bad break on the turn III tic
first leat and foil buck noxt to tho last place,
forty loneths @ bohina 4 T. the :, leading hor4o
'1;15. Juat back Of tho half, Dohle,
who was driving Clomentino, dotormined
to sond hor for tho heat. It waa aomothing like
Fullorton'a performance in tho 2,21 raeo, though
no timo wRs takon OF tho quarter. Tho maro
swept by ono after anotfor Of tho horses, and ut
tho third quarter ca1no abreast with tho leaders,
beating thom homo easily in 2:ao. Doblo naya ho
mover rode faster in bis lifo than Clemontino
cnrriod him from tho hnlf to tho third quarter,
in this hent. uo regards tho maro 81 one OF tho
most valuable In tic country
SUMMARY. .-. ... -...
gao day. TlrBe 81 600, for horscB TINT mover heat
250. 81 $50 10 first; 500 to second; 800 to third
$3.50 to fourth. Milo Aeats best three In vo In hsr-