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, 1873-09-15

Samuel r. freeman, City Clerk of Fort
yynync, Commits Self Destruction By
Euuuuinr.


Wayne, Commits Self Destruction By
Hanging.
Special Dispatehto The Chicago Tribune
FonT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 14.-For several
monthH past, tho actions Of Samuel r. Froeman,
City Clork, hns been freely commented upon,
and no doubt rightfuly condemned, by our
citizens. 4 few weeks Hinco Ills vito made an
application, Throughout OF our leading loyal
remH, for q divorce, on grounds of drunkenness
and adultery, hut friends intorposing tho poti
tion was withdrawn, and amicablo rotations
again established between tho two. and for the
last two weeks they have been living together.
Last night, it is said that Freoman drank quito
freely and did not so homo until late hour.
About 2 o'clock this morning bis brother-in-law
WAS awakeuca by noise in tho house, and, on
searching for the cause Of 1t, Froeman'a HfeloAs
body was found suspended by tho neck
from one OF tho windows BY a rope,
ono end Of which had becn made fast to h bed
Rtond.
A fow years ago Freeman was on tho Sentinel
~ city editor. 1atterly he has identified him
self with politics, aud was NOW norying his third
term in the City Clerks Office. During his diK-
soute life, ho gayo q cnuAo for it family Diff
cultfeB stating that his mother-in-law, who
mado hor homo with him, lnBtigated tho tlouble.
Among several letters that ho left he charges
her 81 being tho sole cause of tue difficulty. Ho
members OF Ills wifo'a family.-thas they had
threatened to tako his life several times in tho
last few weoks. He will be buried tomorrow.
[To the Assoetated fTesa.]
Font WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 14.-This community
WINS much startled this morning by the report
that tho City Clerk, Sam T. Froeman. had COM
! 1ntted Buicido at bis residence, BY hanging him
| self, between the hours of and ? o'clock q. m.
hIr. freeman las had domestic difficulties Of q
serious nature for tho past fow wookB, which
finally endod in an application TOR divorce by his
wifo Being unsuccessful in inducing her to
withdraw tic Huit, tho docoased becamo leBpor-
ato, and finally took his lite. hlr. Freeman has
| bcen City Clerk for tho past 1iyo years. having
! been elected three timos. He Roryed with much
distinction as an oflcor Of the Fifth Indiana
Artillery having boon soyorely wounded. He
was Democratic politician Of great influence,
and personally very popular. Mr. Freeman was
| born In 1887, aud has always resided IN Fort
| Wayuo. His funeral tomorrow afternoon will
! be attended by the city officers City Council ,
| police force, and Fire Department.
, 1873-09-15
WASHINGTON.
Specfai Dfspasch 10 3he: Chicago Tribune.

special Dfspatch 10 3he:Chfeaao Tribune.
OVERLOOKING or LuM1sEn"yEysELs IN WINTER.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 14.-Ono of the
meaauros to bo brought to the attention Of Con-
gress. as soon aa possible, will DO bill, based
upon tho various suggestions Of customs and
otAor Treasury officials Mt the various ports OF
entry, for tho adoption II monaurcs for the pro.
vention OF tho danger and tho consequent loRBoH
to ships in the American fuznbor-tfado on nc.
count Of carrying deck loads III tho wlnses
months. Tho Canadian Parliament aomo tima
ago issuod d law OIL the same sub 1ect.
I1A1sLAN ON THE DAcK-rAY QUESTION.
Tho Rov. ex-senator Har]au. having yoator-
day denied that hc had declined to tako advau-
tago OF the back-pay grab, and that lie voted in
tho Senate steadily against tho proposition to in
creaao tho compensation Of Senators and Rep
resontatives, printB edEtoriat In his paper
to-day expressing qualification at what
10 calls q change in tho character OF
1Io holds tbat the only real question for popular
discussion was whether tho proposed pay WIS
g;oator than tho serviees were worth. II not,
tho mombers OF tho Congresa which passed
SUCCESSORS. In caBcs Of changes in reproBenta-
tion, and where no cIangos have beoll made in
personnel, 1t il q moclery OF reason to insist
that It IL morally wrong for mcnhor to accept
~ tAA1 AuHlAoaI3N PhJ pulolet t1IA aAoAAAy t46As
to accept It nftor, the 4th Of March, tho legal
right to receive il in either case bon precisely
tho samo. That received boforo the 4th OF
March was for sorvces actually performed and
that taken siuce IL only in anticipation Of sor-
viccB to bo performed in future which may
nevor bo consu,nnatcd.
TIE posrA1~CAnR1En SERVICE.
Since July 1 tho poHtnl-carriar service has
boen established In thirty-two cities, and in q
number of cases the Post Offices at adjacent
places have boon discontinued, aud tho carrior
systcm extended there, each town or village
being under station, under tho control of tho
city post-O Office. The number of employees at
Nov York, Philadelphia. Cincinnati, chlcago.
and st. Louis hnye been Increased. md further
increase is to DO lnado at Chicago. Applications
have boen received by, tue post-office Depart,
naent from largo number Of towns, asking that
tho carrier systom be applied to those localities.
Many Of tho REQUESTS have boen refused on
tho ground that the towns have, according to
tho census, much loss than 20, 600 inhabitants,
aud therefore do not come withlu tue Bcopo Of
tho law.
THE WRONG NAN.
Tho Con. Babcock who Bniled from Now
York yesterday WAS not the prosidont's private
secretary.
, 1873-09-15

CoLuaInus, Ohio, Sept. H.-Attorney- -Oonoral
Pond last night rocciyod a letter from pasBen-
gers going west over the Cleveland, Mount Ver-
non j. Columbus Railroad, stating that, wllila
crossing the track OF tho Baltimore l. Ohio
train on tbs Baltimore K Ohio Road made o DC.
hberate arati malicious attonpt to run into thu
frst-uamod train, and only missed tho rear car
by abont ten foot. Tho conductor OF tho Dalt-
more d Ohio train denieB tho Htory, anil do
clnres that tho ongineer OF the othor train ia
tho ono who violated tho law requiring trains to
stop at crossings, The Baltimore & Ohio au-
thoritles hayo ordered their men of duty until
tho at1air can bo fully investigated. The Attor-
and prosecute the guilty parties.
, 1873-09-15

WAsnlNoToS, Sept. 14.-On Monday, for Nom
England and the Middle states Light to fresh
winds, backing to westerly aud southwostor1y,
With very generally clear 70 cool weather. For
winds, mostly from the northwest and northeast.
and partly cloudy Weather, with possibly ooca.
tho Missiasippi, gentle and fresh ninds, moatly
northerly, and partly cloudy westhor. For Ten
generally clear wosther. and winds ahifting to
aouthorly. Fol. the Lower Lake region, risiug
Temperature, oloAr or partly cloudy weather,
and Winds shitting 70 gentle and fresh southerly
md probably southeasterly. For tho Upper
Lake region, the Upper MississIppi Valley, aud
Missouri falling barometer, fresh and brisk
Bouthorly and soMtheasterly winds, rising tenn
perature and tnclshaod c1oudiness. Thoro are
Indications Of rain tor these latter sections, and
m areA Of quite low barometer Is approaching
Iowa and Minnesota,
MISCELLANEOUS HEronIB.
Special Wypateh to The Chieapo Iribun<.
PEon1A, Sept. 14.-Lant night was tho co1dest
Of tho season, but no trout. The corn ia too far
along now to DO hurt by front To-day cool and
pleasant.
DAILY nEpOhT or THE 8TAGH WATER
tWith Changes Ia tho "a ho1rs ending Hopt. II, 1885,
, 1873-09-15
WHO BURNED COLUMBIA, S. C. 4?

Mestcr from Gens Sherman Giving
Positive Testimony That tho Itebels
Were tho Inccudtariea.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-The Chronicle to-
Con. Shormall in relation to tho burning Of
Columbia:
HEADQUARTERS Anstr UNITED szArEs,l
~ ~. za,,,x >,,. w4sn1soToS' Sept. IA. s
DEAR SIR When you applied to mo some
time ago for tho material bearing on the
controversy Of ''Who Burnt Columbia ?" gave
from Judge Holt, contalniug all tho testi-
ing out Of TINT oveps, and submitted
to the mixed comminsion appointed to adjudi-
eAte these eases under the troaty with Groas
testimony OF ali tho 5000 or 10000 off
GERS and soldiers who were ut or noar Columbia
when tho conaagration occurred, but he thought
he had enough without putting tho Government
: diatanee. aappose 10 10 aid not summon col. j.
stone, who commanded tho leading brigade
Of tho Fifteenth Corps, becauso ho
did not know where TO find him.. 1 auro.
y did aGs nns%, 1now h'a IT, whereabouts till
official report Of the affair, published. before
the close Of tho War, when Con. Wade Hampton
was fighting LIB, and not when, % he allegea, ho
Was = Priaoner-of-war, referred incidentally to
fact Of which I bad knowledge, that a small
detachment Of the Seventeenth 0orps had passed
over the Cougaroo+ had entered Columbia, and
h0lBted flag on the new Btate-House in
advance Of tho regular outry Of the Fif-
teenth Corps, which had made a cir
cult to cross tho two branches -Saluda
and Broad-,shioh makes tho Oongareo. 1trea.od
the performance by this detachment ~ aonlo-
what irregular. but tho mon who composed it
now beoomo important wltnesses. and l here
| with enclose copies Of their written etatem6ntB
together with the official reports, which explain
| tho whole affair. These witnoHHes go back to a
| timo threo-qunrterH OF IN hour bof0ro the entry
| OF tho head of BtoneB brigade, and about two
hours ahead Of tho time + personally reached
pilea Of burning cotton, OF which thore woro
many, and invite your careful peruaal Of thoir
dtatorentH, for they are positive that they
saw the rebel cayalry soldiers ripping open tho
balob Of cotton, and applying fire. They
also aaw tho rebol soldiors plundoring
| tho stores on tho main street,
| which Con. Hampton attributos to our mon, and
thoy further positively assert that Hampton had
already gone out Ut Columbia. 20 that llo could
| not, and did not, see his mon applying fro.
| Now, Hampton admits tllat the cotton was rolled
| out III tho htreetH for tho purpobe o9 burning,
but that io forbade the burning lest tho fire
should extend to tina houaeH; mud | roiterato
thai, mo nattor whae Ills orders wore, tho mon OF
lih arn.y, ot:,or hts rear guard or Ills u.raggers.
did apply tho tire. and that thls wan suloient
calHo for all oso that followed. With great ro-
| spoot, yours, ". L. SHERMAN, General.
, 1873-09-15

Startling Revelations Promised fkc-
EnrdinE tho brooklyn Fru1stis.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, Sept. 14.-District Attorney Brit
ton, Of Brooklyn, who has recently returned
from a tour in Europe, told reporter to-day
that whom ho arrived he had no knowledge Of
tue proofs existing in the District-Attornoya
oflco bearing upon tho frauds in tho Citv rro""
ury. Ho Ind Immediately begun an inycstlga-
ton, and had 1abored coaselcsaly until it wna
completed Inst evening. lie Bays tho roycla-
tone made arc sufficient to form an indictment
upon. lie will present tho evidence in lis pos
session to tho Grand Jury, aud, no mntter whom
i may implicato, will conceal no portion Of it.
The evidence which ho Inns in his possession
does not, he says, refer especially to llodman.
He would not say that tho ovidonce directly in-
dicatod Rodman al tho guilty porson. 1le
would not deny that 1t pointed to othors. all
would DO mRdo manifest by tho indictment
which would DO brought III by the Grand Jury
within three days.
, 1873-09-15

Grcnt ExcitcmonA In NIonapaais. Eleven
Dcnths vcstcrany--n1n,1y People
T,rnvfnr tI,c Cftv,-Dtxtrcx.tnv -
co,,r+. 1ro,n shrovcnort. In..-s,,.t ~
Dn'..'.. ~. rr.v.nIrr,t xna,,-. .s "
1s ,,'. .1s..nH .or s1' rsn~',,,,rS.u n . ,6' 1no'
LIZ, LIZ xes.cr r Ell, s,r,r e,c.... 49,, aann. n.
onsc'
RfEMpH1s, Sept. 14.-Thoro Was considerable
Excitement to-t1ay in consequence Of tho oldroas
nublirhcd hi. morning bv tho Donrd of Hoolth
in regard to tho pfsy"saneo @ o. yollo| foyer. and
great many loft tho city. Several new caBcs
arc reported in tho southern part Of tho city this
afternoon, Tho total number Of intor,nouts re-
,,orto1 ~ +ho 1o,rd T., dav ,vcra fou-t.ar o,o,,o,
Of whom diod OF yellow tovcr. The Woatnor
last night and to-day has boon unusually cou.,
and 1t is hoped m early frost will soon stop
N.s ", onn.nS 'oopsi H.. ,a.n '."ga"e apeo4a'
from 6nfoVopof1 SASe tne> a18eaao ID gohnino yol-
low foVor OF very malignant typo. 1t IL almost
as to whether them ia any abatement. Of the
nrovci, fotni r. tse s;ek Thn Hnp.r Asaoeino no
tfon ia wci oronnizcd md Il in dofn~ nohio Sar-
s;co y hmt thaT" ia 11ant rccd ~ sssat ta:ro T.,
rso pa. ~, o a. ~ Tba oity r. b"n u,
do,onr,at. ~ T., ;s ,nTs,as;hia ~ ohta;,b ..'ns
e;nrt 1,,,rnhor nf nnTgas to atsond tho Az
Tborc aro tbrco nhysiciana,from Nav orlc,ns e.ok.
nra Harry 9u,ish 1nhr T. Rafffp uoi r II
n Fnro! ,iery ~ I,rd H. 'Hu dnn +o.mnrrny' anu o. T.
Tia T;mcs ~ thia morning @ aavs l. Yasterii.v
f,r apca,ee th,i ~ nf nv othar dsr ta
a.naert ~ H. " nyatnic rna 3'.araa
n"mS"r nt arths ns no onb owin@ tn teo
amdcn cnncn IN tc - wcather A. vail s tho ~ ~ ~
cronsnd +,nThor ~ aics Tha ~ ,',dde,, 90 cI,onta
f1om Ink and ,nltrv m Fr;d,v ovnn;na oaAAfo ~
cod ,.d sf1r ne n dnybt ~ haatanog aon e1
az dnVo,onad ]crer IN ct%crs 1ha q 1.n I1 mua aud
co,d wn frn tlo norib haj tha o",+ % ar nm;
~ ~" ~" ste-.ina w WI ~ ~ ~ onoot " pi!
c},na H. thst " Il Iii T., " o HnS;s.
""A tn fha health ~ VIZ tboa" ~ ovhoaesso ,sho aro
now ve1, A'"'' M, .aa;at o0' n,nn m1o ato to
rocovor svhn' stood Tim nrdna; =, Many .n ~
osnrn X il; cstin,sto s4 thst s ~ eao vuaae
s1narn t.t, tbo fovor To ia"+, ~ ~ pSleon art
to 1ae "'''A 'A~ A0'' Ao "'"''4' 0" A'i '''No1n'
Np9v oo,v,xe sa,, IA a,sn,.,,. ,.on,
sbravcnort T., e. 1gps pw,rd as.oo;1 dsPa.cn afo
tho arrvnl Of nn1ncs IND n,,nsc;ona 1uya.s
Hr]aans 1t.aavs tIc nhv,c;.n. q,rnna,,uea 1tIm ~"
diaoasc the e,onyinn TnSnr ~ .,o
Fnr1n NJ sa.a,nont tn'd, to''' IL &o
~ hnothor d;snntch ~ tho ifow.rd Aa.,o,,+;on
, 1873-09-15
SPAIN.

DAYoNNE, sept. 13-Eyening.-- Repub1l-
cans arc accommodating tho Carlist positions "
Vergara, in Guipuzooa, evidently with the inten-
ton OF making au attack. Ne'Ws Of an ongsgo-
mont ia hourly expected. Tho Republican forco
outnumberH that of tho Carlists, but tholatter ao
strongly cntrenched.
AlAD1t1D Sept. 14.-Tle insurEent men-of-war
Forunndo' Catolico, and Numassca. which sailed
for Torrovoga, have returned to Cartagona with
out making a landing.
In tho CorteH the debate ON tire suspension Of
tho sitting Is appointed for IuehdAy.
PARIS, Sept. H.-Diapatcha from the frontier
roport that tho CarlatB have defoatod Gen. San
taran Loma, botweon Bayae. and Vidarga. The
Republicans suffered severely, and lost two
gutls. Tho Army Of the North ls badly crippled
by his reyorse.
Tic Carlists aro inyeatlng ToSosa.
, 1873-09-15
E'lrENs

LEXINGTON, Ky., Bopt. 14.--A large fro o.
onrred lcre this aftornoon totally destroying
the old Broadway Hotel, e1cspt Tho portion ro-
built for tho Poat- -OAico. That part ntondod
total wreck. Total loss about $l0, 900 insured,
sl3,000 !2d00 eacl, IN four oomrantos with
tho British, Old Dominion, Kontucky, and
American Central F:3,o00 iii tho Lancashire,
Eng.
Sr Lou1s, sopt. ID, "A largo Touring mill and
six or eight dwelling houses i11 East 1T. Louis
arc now Burning, hut at this hpar, midnight. no
particulars cvu Lu obtained.
, 1873-09-15
IkuilrOud Accidents

Special Dispateh to Tie CAtcago tribune.
GRAND RAp1Ds, Mich, Sopt ia brnkoulen
named E. Harris was Instantly killed. this morn
iug OIL the wost side Of tho river, on tho g. Il. Il
tho roar platform Of tho caboono attached to
freighttrain that WAS baoking In OIL side track,
aud is supposed to laye fallen of, ~ ho was
found cut III two. Deceased lived III Lima, Ind.
p1r7snunou, Sept. 14.-On Saturday evening
thero wore no less than five fatal accidents Oh
the Pennsylvania Nailroad, within thirty miles
east Of Pittsburgh. Three Of the accidents
occurred within tho city limits.
, 1873-09-15
Albany .Live.StOGIk Market.


ALBANY, N. y, Sept, 14.-1}epyea-TAt market
this week has ruled quiet but atoaiy, With far
amount Of husiuuss. Early In the weok thoro was a
notsorats Attendance Of loca mud country buyers, who
purchased sparingly at current prices, which we're On
Tho bcst araie ot stock full 40 res 1b, live weight,
advance over tho ruling priees 81 last veck Tho fow
principal buycrs Friday aud Saturday werg
from tu neRlborlood OF Providence. Springfield, and
Now nsyen, prghton hs rnod ialr ",;d d. yaos" vlo'1
Quito active demand uxrorienced Oh ennraay,
and trade showed couiderutlo activlty 1ucetptH fo
tho week number 48 loAs against Gus oas last
wuok, LOCO head Surt uf lust week with ~ average
qualify not va good. Embraced III tha rccBilts wero
ii cars Of Michigan enckcra conveyed to Dutcl.ess
County for feodig aso 90 head q Teasns n'os,!y l
following tbs prices this week Prenin1n $dSors
100; Uxtra {G50ea616: frat quality, ld,1utSf.a7 ~
ond quality s5.2ags5.7o; third q"nlity, *loo's'fo
infurtHr, $3.a5G8J.75. ,,,
htliri Uoss-Neceipts numbers 20 bead, which were
Quickly taken by country lpnern ut IN adsancu Of
$500 head over latt weeks nr.s :. 4: ;" No s1sf4 h''o
Sheep aud Iambs--Ttc supply nunllar lp ''ao h"Aa'
Against 10 400 hra aaal week. AyerA9n tla45 Ro"1'
aud I'll advance Ut c por ID asked, OWING u uh'@'o1
2ho reports frUnl NaW YORK.
, 1873-09-15

dtcsotl by tho Grand Jury Of tho Criminal Court
on tho charge Of forgery. It in alleged that he
forged tho namo Of prominent cltzon, recently
deceased TO receipt Tor tho sum OF 8is0. Mr.
AIillignn is man Of property, supposed to 10
worth 100000 or moro, and the uu1allnoss Of tho
amount Of tho alleged forgery oxciteu much
surrriao. Hia hfon1s e1prosa entire confidence
acquitted. liz. 5tiliigan uha Abuont from liz
oity when tho Indictment waB found. Ho ro-
turned yesterday. To-day ho oflciated In hIa
pulpit with lls usual serenity, and made no ail,-
sion to the charge againnt him. The affair hnn
caused much o1citomont horo.
, 1873-09-15

Hf>.ciaI 7FspH7fk 70 TAd EA1cag0 7T1bNHe.
WAsIMaToN, Ind, sopt. 1I.--A very serious
accident occurred horo about noon yesterday.
Two young la.H named Wal.lron npa sexton.
while ont hunting, cana suddenly upon homo
game, at Which Sexton t|rod ono barrel
of his gun. When tho othor lad
was about to throw In solne
busloa to Bcaro up moro game tho gun, which
rested on Boxto!B arm. was accidontly diH-
charged, tho wholo oontonts OF tho charge, cor-
sistii,g of about forty shot. also the watlllng,
passing Into Waldron'a body. lie is in critical
condition.
, 1873-09-15
DETROIT.

Acquitted on d Charge OF lncenAtnr-
ism, A1ld Arrested on q Charge OF
Burglhry-CoIlcEe Fund Raised.
spteiu! Nspateh to The Chicaao Tribune.
DE1no1T, Mloh., Sept. 14.--In tho cass
against Brown, at Ann Arbor, charged with ao.-
ting fire to tho A1othodist Church at YpHilAnti,
tho Jury returned verdict Of not guilty. 10
was Immediately roarrostod on.-.a charge Of
burglary.
Tho effort OF David Preston to raiso SGt, ,OO0
l1y popular subscription for Albion College llaH
bona attended with BnccoBH. tho laat subscription
having boen glyon to-day at Ionia. IhiH scellros
the $ll 900 endowment fund for that college.
, 1873-09-15
Tho Missing uocrnld Correspondent
Flgurl From.

Ing Herald correspondent, who disappeard from
siolbyvillo bo.no weeks since, has bcou seen
near Midway, Ky, and beyond thore,, walk
ing through the country, splondidly
dressod. with diamond studs and heavy
gold watch and chain exposed to view.
lie showed his nonoy freely, His trunk is in
aafokoepiug here. IIe has books presented him
by Brick pomeroy, Groosbock, Of Cincinnati,
aud Vanderbilt. of New York.
, 1873-09-15

New YoRK, Sept misunderstanding
Bamaria, from Liverpool.
LONDON, Bopt. 14.--Tho Great Eastorn md
uibernia passed. Crookhayen this morning, home-
ward bnuud.
NEW YonK, Sept. 14.-Arriyed-City Of Rich
mond, from Liverpool, aud Humboldt, from
6tettin.
, 1873-09-15

TEanE HAurE, Sept. 14.-A vigorous oirort Ia
making to throw tho Cincinnati i Terro uauta
Railway into the hands OF Recover. Tho mat
ter will DO Btoutly contested.
, 1873-09-15

nffair. occurred at Naysvillo inst over
tho rivor from hero, 1T u o'clock to-lay. Aftor
having boon stabbed, Ellis ran about loo yards,
crying murder, and then fell on Aiu buck and I'm
modiately expired.
, 1873-09-15
NEST IhniES.

HAVANA, Sept. Subscriptions In this city
for the relief Of tho sufferers by tho recent con-
migration amount to e200,000
An American who latoly arrived from Now
York has been arrested ut CardepAB, on = Charge
OF attempting to circulate counterfeit bills OF
tue Spanish Bank Of Havana.
, 1873-09-15

has, IN connection with tho City Council, fnndo
ample arrangements for the reception OF tho
delegation Of prominent English capita'ists who
will soon visit tho block-coal fields Of Indiana.
city, and will soun bo rsady to commence opora-
tiona.
, 1873-09-15
Turkey,

LoNpoN, Sept. 14.--steamers fre'n Maraoilloa
arc submitted to strict quarantine, at Conatan-
tinoplo, on account Of ch0lora.
, 1873-09-15

ECa1nden N. l.) City Politics.
Special nisrutch to The Chicago Tribune
P1r1rAnELrttA, aspt. 14.-Ttaa Camden poll
tcians are now b,1aily engaged in preparation for
the coming November election. The oftioiala to
be eaoeted in tho county are 6heriff, Collector,
thr GO Assemblymon, and three Coroners.
, 1873-09-15

Tho lntlinra1. Co1,I-Etolds.
TEnnE HAurE aopt 14.-.rto Icrro Tnu.o
Assucia!lua fu tho lgomVtlou Ut NauutaVtuxvs
, 1873-09-15
A Torru 1uulato Clergyman Indicted for
Knr1sssrV.

TEnnx lfAurE, Ind. sopt. 14:-Tto 10y. Par
ker Milligul,. pastor Of tia United Brethren
Church of thla city, and 1nember Of tho Com.
A1vu COUNCIL for t4p j6acon1 War44 Aaa Aoan ln-.
, 1873-09-15

ABOVE LOW
WA1'KM,
RiX. | faif.

Stabbtng ARRAY Nenr Ktaightstosvsa,
xnhs
Specfas Dtspatsh 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
KN1al1TarowN, Ind., Sept. 14.-Bouo oxoite-
mont prevails here tiliB ovening, caused by tho
arrest OF youth named Joe Smith. charged
IT, Gls R s"'Ds tls la{t st''''S pssss| sH A'5 Tls
, 1873-09-15

specta! D1spatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
LIMA, a., Sept 14.-The Peoples Convention
Of this county mot at tho Court HouHe yestcr-
day. Mr. E. A. Ballard was called upon to pro-
side, and J. r. Brotherton was elected gocre-
tary.
County Platform Of tho Peoplo's Convention,
hold at Columbus, July 80, 1878.
The following ticket ,gna put IN nomination
For Representative, Y. L. Ferrall, OF Riohland
tewa 1oTnahip; for Iroasurer, Dr.. Q. A. Evans,
OF Marion Township; for County Commissioner,
Samuel Doopor, Of Bath Township; for County
Surveyor, Hugh n. Hill. Of Spencer Township
Tor tor lnilEmsry DiraEsor, Pr Bruce nlalr Of Jack,
will receive largo support.
- Special Dispatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
DAYTON, O., Sept. I.-5quira Thompson and
". Hceley wore yesterday nominated by the
Democratic County Convention for Representa-
tiyeH from this county.
The peoR1os party viii hold mas meeting
HasBaurok and Judge Oliver, Of Cincinnati.
George ". Julinn ON tho Trials OF
American Democracy.
TEnRE HAurE, Ind, Sept. 14.--Tho Daily En-
press newspaper has tho following special in ro-
lation to the lion. George ". Julian's Rockville
speech:
ROCKVILLE, Sept. 13.-~-About 100 pereouB lis
tenod to Mr. Julian'a speech. uo read from
manuscript, subject, g New Trials Of American
to1t between tue people and monopolcs. includ-
ing railroads, mannfactorios, and banks tho
evil influence Of largo citios; the financial aud
political tendency OF the Administration towards
tho ti.ndH. lie aail that tho ro,nedy is In tho
abanaonment Of tho old party organization,
mud tho formation Of 4 new party to enRblo ali
farmers and workingmen to obta{n their rights.
, 1873-09-15

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, 1873-09-15
PHILADELPHIA.

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