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The vnltte Uf n Len.

EDHDhaH, 7N., LoTTtsp0naeNee q tie st. Lotijs Rf.
publican.
In q suit brought by Joseph Hammer against
the Illinois Contral Railroad Company, 70 ro-
cover da,nnges for personal INJURIES triod Of the
present torn Of tho Circuit Court OF this county,
averalct Of s1o, ,0ga was rendered in favor Of tic
plaintiff. The pls!ntiH waB upon defendants
quonted Btroeth Of tlsls city when lle was struck
by an onpty freight car, sont forward at the ratio
Of ton miiea NJ hour by q "aying SWITCH" tic
occMotiye running by on the main track, aud
was threatening, aud which did oyor{aKo him.
cut on, 20
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tho Central Hall Company, Of Wyoming, Stark
Onnnkv. conikn1 a. 95n ""

THE STATE HOARD OF EQUALIZATION
arc near tho ond Of their work, unloBs, by arg1
mont Bomo glnring wrongs, which aro clnltnod
10 oxiat. aro changed, III Which ovont several
tlnya would eapyn before ti,o change
would. he adjusted to tho othor parts
OF tho State. Tho ono change which will be do.
rna,ltlct III, TINT tho asBesBmont Of Cook County
lots slaIl be lowered. Tho Comtni.too on Towp
Lots at'dcd GO per cent to tho aasosBcd va1uo,
and now oomoa tho Gonornl Equalization Com.
nittoo and raso tho por cont to DO added to 107.
Mr.. Derrickaon romnrkod to-day that ono more
ralue ali around, and Cook County would pay ali
tho taxog Of tho State. The gonoral Committee
oxI1eot to roport tomorrow, and, IT 1t Hhll1 DO
adopted, tho Board will adjourn carly noxt woolt,
a. thoro will thon remain only tho report OF the
Capital Stock Committee, and tholr report will
soon he completed.
, 1873-10-04
1nardin County {O.l Fair.

KENroN, Oct. 3.-Thoro has baen very full
attendance at tho Hardin County Fair, which
eloaes to-day. Taking into consideration the
fact that this Is but County Fair, aud nov
ono at that, tho display OF fruits, vegetables,
ald liyo stock arc wonderful, Tile exhibition Of
machinery Ia vory good.
Whitos black n,nro won tito trotting race. Timo.
2:48.
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:. SEtt7dE D18p1fcH % TIE CH1cago 3FI6UNe.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 3.-Ihere was anoth-
or immonse throng at tho Exposition to-day,
full M large us yesterday. It is estimated that
$4,000 people attended during the day and even-
ing. Tho Impression that this ia tic last week
Of the Exposition ia erroneous, as thero is ono
week more, with special attractions for each
day. Tho courts and business houses generally
closed to-day to attond tho Exposition.
, 1873-10-04

-1n order torotain tho advantage oyer tho
Scandinavian navigator who is said to have dis
covered Amoric. several oonturlos before d.
lumbus, 1t IL proposed to erect a monument to
tho memory OF tle lattor In Philadelphia, Co.
lumbuH must and etAall bo preserved, What will
become Of our new world Ii 1t 10 to bo discovered
by pyary AlHtoroalnnstart :
, 1873-10-04
Ills Speech at Fond du Lac,
Oct, 3,
The Financial Troubles--.The
California Contest.
The Railroad Question---Water
Communications. ,
Credit NIobilicr---Incrcns Pay
---C:psnrisnn---Il TuriH.

,Specia1 Dtspatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
ToAp Du LAO, Wis., Oct. ., 1879.
An all-day's storm las prevented tho extensive
iisplny anticipated by tho Republicans OIL tho
OCCASION of Gov. WaBllburn'B visit md speech.
Arlnory Hull contatns about 900 people, to whom
tic Governor III making one Of his bcat apocches.
1t is we'll received. However little Republicans
in Northern Wisconsin may think Of Baker and
Johnson OIL this ticket, thoy aro united and Oh
thusiastie In thor support Of Gov. Waslburn.
, 1873-10-04

,-Loather made from tho skin Of tho whito
whalo IL now regular article OF u,anutaukuro at
aome Of tna Villages in Canada. 1t iB both tine
Aatl noyer to break,
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Thla IL tl;e present. napect of affairs.
and .hs vnsions aee,'te cenncele Viii IT, asi T. =
Now' NJ. spuakss, wll asser rr9yc n,id main,
@ ses u S sH 5 ess s''s so, S
a, for lllsse yaHt a1yneca the aovernmrnt has pruc
ti:1y v no s,;ssn;' Sssy wttsysr nSr fin, IL.
aaiy Will avsraas aoo 900 ler me for tle eli
Urn di1tanto. 1 lsss jHlgnvht nf relinblu rar6atl
tint viii cost su exceed ilat s,n PER nilc willis larga
lmrt of tao !o Will coAt inr los yet find that when
faO M M M @ ai Let o. Ws @ ~ for IL was aaod
TINT would coat 500, COO per milo. -.
~. huyo atreaty aaid That ta road could 10 bui1t
yittod II ia built otlor ros ilt. by contract-
ing with tho lowest bidder. To mako tlo road coat tho
at Tie tno to mako II represent nominal cost
Tint would rcovo the stockholders of tho appearance
Fl sxs no; t1n 1nqs IN t tosy M et sr ARD
They resort to device nenrI of losoro ID thls eot,.
try Tho sockl.oldcrs Of Tho Pacific Road nro TOW In
Taoy could easily have talo contract with them
solyes for tho building Of tho road without bids or n-
have paid themselves aioo OF sSooo ror iio and
aweh tho nominal cost 10 Bslcs, agnto nA 10 havo
g M u cent 1ay IN Gsvs tcos &C.
gar.led M MI honest iegitimmto and stralgtfor-
wasd one. and blnalnH on the aovernmant7 Olearly
any oorase % ind II M sss sa or Sdpa ~
o e oa IS al ohse hsye 'si bonn s
bull, wha! did !l,sy io7,,
pany < T. G. and D, anslcr CHATTER from iiv s,o sato
OF TonnByy,na orga1aed themselves Into Company
S isS ts Gse sss Mses aa Of ass 9TH
Ureli MoIsr ets out the contract u te lowest @ ag.
IS no a s 4 ae who DO tGe
gP r Of npy aDs .. sss TINT T IT. rsH mi fs9s M
aeou from, is Tint tho Company practically contracts
, 1873-10-04
E,
The following il tho concert programme for
this afternoon aud evening:

]. March" Vogcsen .Ziko
>. waitz-"L III Petite Coquctto ............ Z!koT
oyarture-1" ~, Light Cavalry surpe
9. Faptasto" Der Freischutz zn,............ Weber
!. Song-" Why Do Weep for Thee 7"...... Wallace
9. Iotpourrl- Popular BongA Beyor
0. Galop-" Over Land md Sea a".........,.. Ncfke
EVENING.
!. March" Prince Frederick Carl". .Dilse
2. potronrrI' Tho Lily OF KIlarney".. Benedict
8. overture- Zanctta". .Au6er
Song" 70 Merry Dlrds". dunlbert
s. Polka" Cadct". Diiso
0. potpour-" Martini" Floow
7. Wntzes-" Vienna Groeting. .strn,lsp
8. Fantastic" uihcruicou". .Deyer
.. Qua1rille-" Melodcn". n".....,,,.,,.,,,,, STRAUSS
Conauctor-Flodoard Hoffman,.
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T.E rtnAsntHn sau,,is,om Ina nro,r,,t aomn
what distress 1nd ruin hut lave ~ ,a nens , fan ~!
thht gut o. au's an nS'!' rswsan "" was inovitobto
oSer o. ate ;hot Z sun. now spcoason, ostray.
aud waa wen iMt IL I'LL aao fn =. 1ann ~ ia soan ~
ngancc and e., a aet G ~ ~ m"mv n
sts " sna a.o s,cE " nu, e1i aamhers wScat
the most Eestc'Hs H. %n ,ra ~ ts cnssn n ni "nifi
aeape anu to 4Rs: Mno frss @ u.r ~. a." liz ~
,osp,eTc and oafeo III 4, nco wl,aro No sand In
Wlat incunbercd it, mafy must tenrorrf;y snTer. r.
iut believe tho lenrt Of tho country is ye SOUND,
and whilc spectators may 10 swopt awny and busi.
nSsI ns Il @'Rr Gn nracor viii Ia fand to ho ali
ruht, Our yaat surplus wo still ilavu Europe wants
It a ui.d MUS. have it, At remuneratlvo prices. THO
beve ut tcpporariiy. and nv ayIco to tic farmer
G ,s , ner s nst ora eoa ~
md tho future Ioter asaurcd Thoro il ttlo occasion
tor 5 ~ ~ aen 81 shoa a
euIcayor to reasslye hia noghbor and restore conf
henee III business.
TIE cA41rons1A CONTEST,
The people looking more 70 their in
IN oo.j" hnvn no ides Of entrustina with power
t ~ Ieuno @ @ ~ 40 nnn1rw n fta n,,r of
tlo5e wo @ wH9e a q Tug ;sar NJ mi ~ a,vo M
IN st ues VIZ tit ,t,tc sarvart whainv"r thcr anfr
S. .nS ,n ~ '! i,avo non I'r,tg omr Grcat conGint
Lao resens eoFps Fra " e omtset confess
sM ssuiM..aseo:t t,t .rrnnothv wifi INV nootI,
md W. roform mavc,nont thefe. Such movement
,.aa thero nseassarv I,ot narce. HcpublIcan md
y the soeo e1ntrS +. Of sS
thomsc}yes mDster M tcy alwaya Viii Wien thoy
chonse to measure heir srouatn. They ilavo fought
goo9 ng IL Tams a H. ye G on
er,nn H ~ naolenee Mes Of to GENITAL Isroad witch
,,non }aat aiad Tic recors Of Conarcss viii show
who rs n n sa sq ns to ira oa s
1a"n, stcai ws icfeated tLouah ali tho influence Of
California In Congress was 0roasat to bear to put it
rur n.rnno:p QUESTION.
~ h. sancefe is ihe ono aeciR tic
Of e surplus proucion Of tho farmer
fe nfeh npa 10 e ar monw of to- e proser
nna e question ~ az m 70 @ ,a n se 1sn wo am
solse Il. Il cannot bo denied that tho vast aecuula
sens q eaptal il ioT bands j. 5ast sSas9 of alarm
nerg IN afG sagas yarypa from ton to y millions
iMnra rerant orticln In fjarnera lTcskiy statca
tint M son Sy assrea 10
co. upon weh tIc gross income last yoar was
r. aa1q to this ns s0nroS nss15y hs wss Ss
isooSU @ mes Of Wire nn rea} or nominal capital Of
So o 1sfo M y % M Inv whe ny es sI " o
ro,ntrv ~ A"' 49, NV ~
nnH Ill., ni and seo ter anaor
Tiey nro etermnc That no corporation nul no mai,
shall DO aboyo ilo law tat laws shall not DO made Or
Tiey nro un,nu 10 watch their puLltn seryas Hcrco-
fore too apy Legislators tn son,o Of tho States wero
iust ea ,nch n,5cht md sol IA the b,iocky iu tic
9Sonn,ra wha tio neonle hive noboy to lobby for
fhnm thn railroad inl1nyEt Ia eyerywhcre. IIo tu-
rass ffo Z, hs OF On a os hs se or
snmota kn tnal nt Tho ear Of th!s nc1nber Or that
lmpioring opa or threatening tho other: Ths ie no
past. You are no eney Of railroads, but you arc de-
tioa nmJ m ionuer dicntc ieustaon or who Bhll bo
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r,.nnn,,.1 =. ~. ,~n,,, ,,1..,,, 49,, ~,
smpt il atnz toFs, t "n s"rry 70 aay at Tho Tho
@I1s saa q psHs, sgx H. as State Ind nothing but
III Il mllrnH}}s M ,o,u"o ~. ,n ni.or,o,r,,
tiosalc a, cs4ia.iyo cot.rl slai fa Il rsas to
s ss rsu "l,t ey e w nsh Eli eooe or" s @ o r. x 4t n.y.
,nust ms.o n'o n,,I y i, & hecasssr' toy
,a ot, liz Mria1. XXI, s', II FIJI, w ,' a
s snr II !e @ Gre = o @ e' T. IT," sa'e n fully aocke
.1on' ho ,ano>s Init is dune y MY r" in tl,o
muya uor ire,cht iuat m rs az" iliv u
III ro. I' X ~ m .sanr s roa Y x"ty
answer to natpose, oven Il not aao rs @ sonfortaSio
ny m % ha sao to bna a"e' o and az y ovroo IL tSer
nsen r. rne foGa 9 q
Ia" csc 10 bu se foaa tra tae Mtsasspp 70 o
mileage within its iu1sciion md liz Gta,rman ~ I NJ
ne no"fd =" rf Of each county
zens Of oac county would 10 in.erssod in tio aeeosH
Of tic roai-woulI gvo tieir business tot md joal
not over onc.haf Of axstiuu roas a!onra!tio weG1!
it vas laid, md onoscd for thros.fths, wpulG drive
e~''''"N -o"N' $500, ~ sa,.,..,..'a.a,",
nv, ~ !, "a 1;na ,e,
ton question ny further than to say That seo great
up i1I no ran
Msu. ~ az toe hnemos afe rocoi'oa WIN i1vor
aro er Ink nos ~ ha, .n rra ~ e
NJ N, no M M @
u r,o nno o. tne oa OF so
os ~ ~ ~ seas @ 1o, ~ s"s mu.s nau ny s sa1nm tot 10
prying the great nstionsl highway 6otxeen tho siia
n @ ,c ~ @ c,g ne @ ntse liz o taaveseea
"aters: %s H.,
va I1 nsoyo @ Iat .y @ f IL ,he @ @poStageo ol
WHY INC A1ghty has doho Tor s n tho why Of pro-
improving tue sae and preserving them frcm un,ec-
% ho as 10 oo
ssss;pP Rsss lrss s. Paa aox y hsass
IT. %sas y ss;ssties II IT, ssar ,ssss
aKes near re sorco' and letting 1t como down III tho
T. 'hst eaa, introduced resolution, ,.,,.;,. ras
to me M On @ an aa alao S hn
i he #
Gan. q IL hssow II l. aas under whose
Tsso1yor ct Lake s Bot noh gentlemen
log @ g5ca nnylgaslo stream at very insgniacant
o tS wa u M a EXT Sones nf n1
oS 1ena DR. rpIIs 0her }e tha1 az hat made in s BY
~ aaor @ or m a 'no m
cospenng ] trnsporta,io oil tic Nssssp ssr,
.s;ie 3toi 1t 90 1a"H s ~ t.u ousr H., LUX az ~
pt ,1.o aa.sn &C. ~ tsos foMng o ,'. necessity @ q
-.
Ma ~ 10 @ uon1 tno rn @ oosg n IT, t1o as o.
ee paing 1S nrceso PM 1no 9TH
~ 4 oslb lat.B H. ~ tna. cuunlcation Waat,en
o,gnt yeass aEo: Ls constantly INCREASING surplus
Eanu.eeu W .aa HaSat ~ MNottWest, anu tn9 geeat en-
arrassaots Whieh hc producing ciaIses labor Under
,so ona. a , ss n gcng tner surps 10
natAu, ~ Mut W run GAtor.l9ln'o enhrHea Gtnesca
* & pseset @ hnes .! taass, MIKES M tnS nefcsssy LOT
m nma @ 10 a9o seanoara npphtens
70 evc1y observer Iho rates OF nave
gunv 1 an tnSy aa'e @
, u, nnnea1hplo oppression. VIE luitner say tnat
Ty a neagea 10 oG ane
n.asissipp, 4nSei, al"ays ihssteu that "ncfe ono
ulaHgo eotu De lhauo 10 accol1mooh19 t"o or Moso
n 10 10 no s crS aHo
bo % Is I few as possible and @ eoasrnccd % 80 ' a. 10
abe hs Gaga G eened It mseas ' s nGs
tas ssasemeht because, rs yon are wei aware tet
ho ea m H0,
acioss ans a. pnnt wos9 a b9ara o. nne
not to 10 but wis bitteTiy assaIicd for nv action
MY y WAs sa!a I'M ~ WAs uiG!tea ~ uescs " uua
, 1873-10-04

he obtained on tho nassnge OF tho bill. Demon
Btrated to my satisfaction ut 1east, that tue e-
aidy given by the Government anIlo 10 build tho
road, y honestly employed for that nurposo yet
troll over the ROAD md really without any security for
Its advances. Al TINT time Tho road was but uat be-
ssanced. Before going further. insisted tint tie
Government should have some security. and retain
some control over tho road. WITH your permission,
ject. The opin!onH then entertained havo been
awars then Of tho fazar incurred In atackug this
poverty. an4 nnscrnn.lo'ns eorpor"t1on DECLARING rs
fully leiy iii Legislative control thorcafor tint It
would possasa power TINT would nuke md unn,ake
Presidents seators MemGoTs Ct congrsss Cover;
and viii force every interest Of tho country to pay
tribuo the price Of its existence"
III s speech reviewed tho action OF Congress upon
tho subi.ct Of tho Pacific Ratiroad. and Showed that
pn "a ayo s mogaFc o o road 10 s
euro ts adyancss, Twsgytye nor cent @ Of the bonds
reserved uEi tho road was completed, tho price for
was Il bs APPLIED in quisiation u tl4o bonds, ant
Tor tho sano purposo, rhs amount of stock hei by
any ono man waa limited to 200 s,nrcs." tlcn went
%suns e avail Of ill., hss NJ
really been secn that to complete the organization It
only rsquea ?oo sarsy 43 oeo to III n9 - sn4
organization. PARTIES wora ready mud prolnpt to act
and obtain control aud cut out tho public In vlo-
ntlon Of what contemplated in tho net, naming
q large number Of corpoEators III all parts Of tho
country. The organization being completed what waH
rpxt to 10 dono? Do OIL and build tho roal7 Not
bit Of It'll With tho rB grants heouro1, grant worth
untold millions, Insoal ii proceeding to build thu
road tlis uuton Pacific, before srcnliMg dollar In
building tho road Or III beoyc, in moving shovel.
ful Of Garth, come down upon Congress
Like tho volt on tho fold
au in 1904 succeeded III securing the pnsaagc Of IN
net TO wipe cut every provision mao III the original
net for tho security of tho public. OF the nalngr by
which an last ut Waa passed, caro- not to spenk
s Of tbs act Itself that speak, Who voted for this
nelod net is Impossible 10 ascoraiu as tho record
shows tat all attempts to obtain tic ayes and noes on
a hnal passage faiIel. Wo know this thAt every n.
ercst Ut the people that was guarded III tho arss act
We know that the security Of the 0oyernmont was
anhordtnaed to 1irBt mortgage amounting to oyer
500 000010, TINT tha reservation of my pArt or the
huEss, until the road should bo coMpletel WAs ro-
oale. Also tho per co1t net earnings to apply to
qnilao tho hoads and the proy1aon for applying tho
earnngs Of tho rpad Oh Government transportation
altered 80 as to require but one-haf to DO 90 h
Piled ad a restriction to tho a.nouMt Of stock that
Any one could hol.l was reuloYe The and'grant
was doubted-gying the different pactc Roads torr
tory according to tho report OF the Commissioner OF the
uenora Lana-Oltice, witLin oue-fonrh OF twice tho
Of England, Scotland, Wales, 1reland auernaey
Jersey The Isle Of Man. ua ths 1ssuds Of thu british
, 1873-10-04

CEsAn1ssr.
You Anve heard good deal Of 1ato about Cnsnrtau.
1suppose You know what Tint In, though don't
exactly. reckon 1t TINT somebody intends to
proclaim himself Ut some future day ihe absolute
master Of the people, If there bo any such man, no
Our people have 10 four Of any such man and Us
was wcll sai tho other day inn Republican Convention
~ Massaoh'!sets, "The peril to the purity of the
honeBties; It comes not from those Mho thiuk Of do
Ing sreat things for glory, but from who think Of
That tho thought Of third term has over entered
the mind Of tho President do not believe IIe hns
too much good sense not to know tat such thing is
simply impossible. It Is sruo that soo toatliea and
al-suckcrs hAve made tho suggestion, and i'll, glad
they laye aons W ~ think VIII tc' to help along
IN anstndtnent Of sr Constitution increasing tho TERM
oi The President TO SIX years, md making him ineIgi-
bio thereafter.
THE TARIFF.
In tho estimation Of somc, olr tariff laws are Tho
e4uze Of al! The Ills We bear. md with thcm absolute
FREQ trado ta the ro'ncdy ad they wonll raise rovone
to support the Government aud lay 'ho National Debt
no Usa sass asest asF a1s, s san a9
and ns now and poor so.n'snty would lave to pay
a not strange tint vury isw erso1s In lie es. favor
shs mouo Of rassng revenue, aud whatever theories
y e9 l, n, IN IS , absraet IN regard TO- free
great public debt !argo part Of reyonuo must bo
raised from tstifs 9a foreign Imports. The only
tariff should bo laid. Some for purely revcnne
tariff without regard to tic protection Of any branch
Of industry wlila others maintain that when you can
afford incidental protection to those branches Of
American industry that can bo we'll
prosecuted in thia country aB any other, except
tos our deaser capital nnd labor, We should do so
to the extet Of pnah!nG citizens to enter iuto
fatr conpotlsion. 1hIs aa understand It, has boe1
about tle position of tle Democra.!o party ~ or
pressed in many Of their conventions for tho Inst dozen
years. Ai.t this 1s about my p0sition Wa huyo made
such strides IN Misunderstanding Of late, that wB hnye
scarcely my branch Of manufacturing industry (hat ia
not forced ono) that cannot fairly compete In tho
Iuarkat without protection. This happy result haa
arisen fran the policy hay heretofore pursued OF
protecting a. etco'ragiug our infant manufactures
until they could atanu alone,
10 fur US the articles Of iron, coal lumber md salt
aro conces,eaI regard o.1 vi seq,irng very little
make nearIy all tlat tho country requires, u1ltl
thu advance in coa and labor In England nakes orr
Iron men at tho present t!no masters Of tho Alslaton
turin or no thrift In regard to lu,nbor, article II,
which may 10 appoHea to l,ayc aon!o petsousl iutos-
est, have to say that Should bo glad to haye lin
anty taaen IA 1R entirely. ny removing tue duty cauHo
sons think that the duty OF 81 rer Thousand IL 10 murl,
added to The price, Which III pont OF tac. ia nut true.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-19

The BKE,DSTuFFs fKOsrECr.-a correSl)hl'
DENT Of the london Times shows, ny refer
ruce to the agricultural rvuri,s from the
United Kingdom, that the acreage OF land III
cereals is much less there than last year, ana
that the bad condition OF the ground tr"m r>'
,,S,iye rains: tin ,.atr!.a Short crop. tie c.lt-
mates that 1uorr lllm uue'ba'T o; the grain
needed for cor sumption ill the KINGDOM
must come y ON foreign sct:tces. 1T IS "ah
IL wind that. blows nobodygcod, and while
we mIy properly symmthi"c with the peo'
mic of Ensli1ld on The prospect nl II scarcity
Of br,adslutf>. Yet rejoice that we have
enough and 10 spare, and can give tbcul mil
lions OF buslrl, wHcrc"ith 10 feed t'lc'ii'
sc.yrs. the only effect upon US being that we
will he the rich or for the export. .-..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-19

\ GIL,srLy DOMESTIC TRAGEDY IL ST.
LouIs-H. Lpui>. May IG.--C harles W.
Guthrie a hot and killed hi> trothcr-in-law.
Carries W. Weaver. here last night. About
Il year a9o Guthrie married Miss Weave,
having been in partnership with her father.
Last .Iauuarv hi, wife died, and Weaver, STU
ucctn" foul play, had the b"dy takcll up and
ryrmined by coroner. About the same
fine Veg yer attempted 20 shoot his >"m-il-
law. but missed him. Guthrie Brought suit
TWO DAYS ago to recover the caskct aud
shr,ud inco>i.Iy his deceased wife from
Weaver. Last night Guthrie met two OF Tie
Younger Viewers in tic western suburbs
md in an alteration drew hi revolver and
k,lrd one of thcrn and Them gave himself
mo to the police MI ps:tcS are respectable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-19

SERiots CHARGES toxcERNrsa rue poLA.
Ris.-rhe Cincinnati Times and Chronicle
Is NOT quite satisfied on the statement con.
corning Captain Hall and the Poaris eype.
dition. II says:
1--WE certainly shalt not do anybody the
Injustice tn inSinulte. on the mcaurc inior-
nation now bad. or because the information
Is 50 meaGre. and is only out of the mouth
.: one witness. Captain Tyson. that there
has cen foul play in Captain Halls case
NJ the same time we Cannot fail TO note the
absence III tariain Tyson's statement of any
satisfactory r"'>on why part aud not all Of
the crew at The rolaris should have alsnn-
d"ncd tht vessel AMI taken their CHANCES
among the h"aling irc-fcltl~ of the North
sea. MIL hi. difficult, Is explained away
'''rt VIII he lingering surnIiscs that the
Wh"lc essential truth about the polaris and
her commander and his crew has not been
made public
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-19

ALLEGED BlGAMY.-Ibe Bowling Green
(Ky.) P0hto9rdph of the 14th s;ys E.
+. knmrd. IL constable OF this city. on the
strength Of kilograms received trGm Il lady in
Richmond. Va, claiming to be the wife of
Edwin Z. TIcnt. arrested this o'erlnHTred
tuunr gentleman o>t"rdi" arc'iia-. i'!.n!
Ina, been living in E1~ huy Green about TWO
wears. and was married 10 Il Gau>!l:''f q: >.
II. Gee. OF this city, some tiuic in NoycnlEnr
las, and h3>, ever since hc haY been resi-
dent here. conducted himself IT. II good :ltl-
zen. he * Il sadd|cr hy trade. and has teen
in the employ of Peter Thomas for The last
eighteen months. Last winter he joined Tue
Christian church. and was baptized during
one OF The coolest Snaps OF an unusually hard
winter. For the sake of his wife here, who
lch,n:-s t. a very res -. tl!'. lA:nuy. we hope
thai lhcIr' may hr some E..sitnc a';oul -
Trent will have his trial before Judge oi2-
man. hut. probably moi before next week. is
several - illnesses from abroad will have 70
be sIlbrM lacd before the trial can come off,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-19

Whit,law Reid ha> been UNANIMOUSLY
.,I.,ind editor of the New iork Tribune for
,i,o farm Of four wears from the 10Th OF
' Juu last, under contract duty signed,
" '"h ,n,Cif Of $50, 0dO in case he should he
many way hindered from eNrrr =, the
,,nnIrol of both thc editorial aud hu'lnes,
conduct Of the paper ~-.-.-- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-19
W.su,sGruS AND ONO RALRoM.-ln re

w,su,sGrus AND ONO RAIIRo Nn.-ln re
nl, IN an ami: .at;cn tn the president at thG
W,sb;nyto,, ,uG Ohio railroad to MAKE Mar
tin<burg, West =. ta2 ten Ir'a'F terminus
of the ru,d Instead OF "mrhesier. Mr.. M'-
kenzie replied TIL Il" "otld 'aV ti!e al'll'-
cation before the Board at DIRECTORS. htit
thu, h. lilaSrI iI:h, 40 power ociEthSc tl':if
action adopting the Snick"r's Gap route or
TO .ay anything which would coiamlf them.
tje,nudria (lH.) Qa-:tte.