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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

In the Court Of Appeals, sitting in Richmond,
yesterday, the dec sion of the Loudoun Circuit
Court in the case of Gregg VS. Jones was re-
versed, as was also the decree of the Circuit
Court of Fauquier in the case of Stewart ct
ais VS. Scott ct ais. The case of FAINT VS..
Downman's Administrative was argued by w.
A. Maury and VIM. Green on behalf of the
appeles, and continued for further argument
until TODAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

The Richmond Dispatch says: ut rests with
General Grant to say whether he will continue
to rule this country for many years, or will
peaceably retire from Office at the end of his
current term" We still hope that it does not
''rest with Gen. Grant," bat that when the
time for another election comes around, the
people will have their say, and put in decided
negative to the third term" movement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

According to the July report of the Agricul-
tural Bureau, the condition of the winter wheat
is very favorable, but the spring wheat has
been Injured by the weather aud insects. Corn
is behindhand, and there are iudicatio Of a
small yield. The long winter is said to have
told disastrously upon fruit, especially apples
and peaches The information of the Bureau,
in many respects, is certainly not reliable-and,
it is said particularly so with regard to fruits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

Queen Victoria yesterday notified the British
Parliament Of the approaching marriage of the
Duke OF Edinburgh to the Princess Ihyrza,
and asked that provision should be made by
an appropriation for the expenses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

The Conservatives of Fredericksburg have
elected A. w. Wallace and Z. NJ. Braxton
delegates to the Richmond Convention. They
are said to be in favor of Withers, and resolu-
tions expressive of preference for that gentle
man we're adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

The Lynchburg Republican referring to the
constant practice 10 this State of having the
printing done for literary Institutions at print
ing houses in Baltimore, and other places out
of the State, says, when the gentlemen in
charge of these institutions recognize the fact
that they can have their work done as we'll and
cheaply in Virginia as elsewhere, they will
have arrived at point where they can with
much better grace expect favorable expression
of opinion from the press of the State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY ~. NJ
sUS R"SE............ 50l | MOON sEg>.-.......Iu
sun SETS. ......... III
ARRIVED.
Schrs VIM Dickinson, Providence, and j II
Guilagcr Norfolk, to j p Agnrw.
Schr Ann NJ Allen, Georgetown to l"inh.hhe
and Baltimore Goa! Co.
Schr Jos May Philadelphia. /" M"N"'r'
& Co.
SAILKD.
Steamer George II Stout, Philsdelphls, by
a Reed
Schrs Emira, Boston, An a X EsutL"r MI!
Edward Butler, Providence, By Hampshire ""H
Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr VIM Collyer, Pawtucket.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Die Tugcnd, Bugdah sailed from L'"-
erpool for this port 18th.
Schr VIM Boardman, hence FOR Norwlch, NJ
rived ut New York 9th.
Schr John Griffith hence for New Haven ~
rived ut New York 21.h.
Schr Elwood Doran, hence for New llaF'''
arrived at New York 26th
Schr Edwnrd Slade. hence ut Norwich 10Th.
Schr Eva. hence, Mt New London 10Th.
Schr A + Cranmer, hence tor Allyn's Point,
arr ved nj New London 2Ctn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

The President seems to be in DO hurry to
decide of the selection Of Chief Justice of the
L. S. We hope, that he will make good Sc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

The Japan Gazette defends Minister De
Long. 1t says there is universal sympathy for
him, in Japan, and expresses indignation at
the charges against him. The U. S. were
never better served in the Empire than by
him. The inspector of consulates sent from
Washington was ovcrhauling American con-
SnlatnS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29
sulatcS.

The British Consul at Callao thinks that the
whole exportable stock Of guauo which Peru
possesses is less than three millions of tons,
and at the rate at which it is being carried oft,
it will be exhausted in few years.
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COMM EIRCIA AL.

ALEXANDRA, MARKET, July 20 New Wheat
begins to arrive more freely, but there i, -" :."-
ticeable change in the quality of the Samp" IL
fcrcd sales Of white at l5i for good and ted al
prime; offerings OF l4S5 bushels. Corn is 4rie;
and steady; Offering: Of IA bushels mixed viii
sales at II and - for inferior, and IS and - 10,
good samples small lot of yellow WAS Offered,
but no sales made Rye and Oats are in Ugh:
receipt, with sales Of the latter at 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

The Radical Convention OF Virginia meets in
Lynchburs, TOMORROW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29
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TUESDAY, JULY %, 1873.

A dispatch from Long Branch, to the New
York Tribune, says that Gov. Cooke, OF the
District of Columbia, has lately had converse
ton with the President on the subject of Dis
trict affairs, and adds: although the lutor-
nation did not come from Gov. Cooke, 1t is
nevertheless entitled to full credit that there
will be, before the end Of the present year,
complete change in the manner of governing
the District of Columbia, and probably the
President will, in his next message to Congress-
point way which he hopes will be acceptable
to all parties The present Board of Public
Works will certainly retire from Office at the
close of the present year, and no future board
will be appointed" The Washington Repub-
lican calls this IAN extremely doubtful story.
1t is probably more than doubtful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

James Green fisherman of Baltimore,
while hauling the seine in Chester river, across
the Chesapeake bay, yesterday, was seized by
shark and all the flesh stripped from his
right leg. He was brought to Baltimore and
The leg was amputated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

The mortality amoug children, from SUMMER
disease, is very great in the Northern cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

LIGHT House KEEPERS. e. A. Robinson,
Of Middesex. has been appointed Assistant
Light-Hou Keeper at Stingary Point, vice
Hall, transferred to I'll vacancy at Smith $
Point.
Philip Todd, of Gloucester has been ap-
pointed Assistant Light-llou,e Keeper at York
Spit.
c. w. Adams aud j. Chcnault, of Matthews,
have been appointed Assistant Lighthouse
Keepers at Wolf trap Lighthouse. = Fred,
Ledger.
The muskets now in the hands Of Virginia
volunteers are called for by Adiutant General
Richardson, and the Springfield muskets will
be issued in their place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

MAsoSIC.-An official invitation was re-
civcd yesterday from the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter Of Rhode Island, inviting Lafayette
Royal Arch Chapter of this city to exempIify
the Chapter degrees before that Grand Chap
ter, while on the way from Canada 4 special
called for this purpose. The hospitalities of
that Grand Chapter were also raternaIy ten
dered. The Invitation has been accepted by
Lafayette Chapter, and the Chapter will stop
in Providence on their return from Canada for
this purpose Washington Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29
ID T. }.

Yesterday At 10: Is a. M, ELLA. daughter oil
Geo. H. ard Elenora +. Lyles, in her 4th year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

We are glad to see that the Baltimore
American recommends Presidential cemcncy
towards the alleged ku-kux, now in jail in
Northern prisons 1t says The purpose Of
the Imprisonment of the convicts has been
accomplished by the complete suppression Of
the Ku-klux organization, and there is no
danger that leniency towards them will re-
suit IN a renewal of the outrages Tor which they
suffered punishment. At the same time their
release will crafty the Southern people and
help along peace and reconciliation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

The Fredericksburg, Orange 4 charlottesville
Railroad Company having deposited the S20,-
900 in Virginia bonds vi! hin the time prcscrb-
ed for the completion of the road, but the
road not being completed to Orange G. H. by
the lst inst, when the Board OF Public Works
met yesterday at > IN. they heard Lieutenant,
Governor Marye, Colonel Carter NJ. Braxton,
engineer of the Fredericksburg, Orange and
Charlottesville Rairoad Company, aud Mes>rS.
W. T. Conway and Benjamin BowerlDg, com
mites :a,c, :;!s Common Council of FrcderckS-
burg =. sshai: Of the further extension Of time
Tor the coz 2istion Of the road to Orange &. Ii.
After :vs consideration the Board concluded to
sow such extension (no time being fxed) and
in the meantime to suspend the forfeitures, &c.
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CANAL COMMERCE.
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TNOBACCO--5 cases GOLDEN SluEt'' A..
Il arrive this week; also 80 b22Ae, t @' -. ~.
SURTED GRADES. Of various styles;
by lily 29l K. NJ. La '0-,'-
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY ~, ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-29

CHOICEST FRESH TEAS-Japsn o'''"s
~ and Gunpowder-just received oyrsuv
il % L. NJ. La h''
, 1873-09-09

Nf. IL o
rhoro w.a arctoment in Bollayilie Yesterday,
md thcre wns n rood doal of getting up carly in
tho nnnrninu Far tho st. Clair County Agri-
cultural and McchanicI Association, under
wlneo auanicos Tie Fair that has Just oloBod was
hnid' hnd adyertged "baby show" Bweop-
atnl1cs for ali oomers.
It hojf-nast O'clock oxac.ly tho procession
wae formod. and f{toon minutes later tho
mothers wors seated in Hiram Darflelds rostau-
rant booth, and the competing babies were seated
m thnr iaos. After tho babies were seated it
was beautiful sight. Thirty-four little noses
evoked admiration; sixty-oght little lHta
alternately churned tho air, and were orammed
into tArty-four littlo mouths Bixty-eight little
eyes were fixed upon vacancy sixty
eight little lunga Were inflated, waiting for
3 starter; sixty-eight little logs stuck out
straight, md $40 little toes sawed tho air. It was
beautiful tight, and presently there aEoHe a
sound not altogether as attractive as tho sight.
Then tho Committee went to work and the crowd
looked on curioualy.
The Committee was composed Of Mr.. J. D.
Van Court, Mrs J, B. Van Court A1rs, H. Stuck
ey, kIrs. William Flesoheit, Mrs. seitz, and Mrs:
Eego1e. Tho babies wcre seated In rows, and
the oxaminore passed along, attontiyely regard
inc oaoh ono, aud then retired. All was an1ioty;
aud, Is tho mothers tossed thoir infants to ap-
noaae their wrath, they glanced MiBtfufly
toward their Judges, who stood apart.
At 1ongtb tho verdict WAS agreed upon,
md ID WAS announced that tho children
won1d bo driven around tho amphitheatro
hororo tho decision was given. The first prize,
sowine-nachine was mounted in spring wagon,
tho Committee occupied tho second, and eight
, 1873-09-09

Tho Military Still Guard the Prisoner
Cnnnycn--No Further Trouble Ex-
pectcti.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
GnANp RAr1ps, Mich Sept. 8.-No trouble in
Muskogou to-day. Tho Grand Rapids Guard
reinain thore at the Courthouse and Jail until
after Canaven's trial tomorrow In tho Circuit
Court. His wound is not Herious. The gill
mutilated and outraged WAS still living this
afternoon. Tho apprehension Of riot On satur-
day was occasioned by oircularB distributed by
lumbermon and oil others calling for vengeance.
The Catholic priest learned this, and reported to
the authoritica.
Tho Muskegon Chronicle WAS out extra, seyore-
ly coudemning tho officials for calling holp from
the outside, thus diagraoing Muakegon. It do
clares that there Was no dangor Of riot; TINT q
strong force Of oiti2ens Of Muskegon would have
assisted the authorities to maintain order it
necessary. The Chronicle is then unsparing In
its yituporatlon against the Grand Rapids Guard,
saying they wero eager to assist in tho humila-
ton Of AiuBkogon. It heaps upon tho Guard
its whole vocabulary Of abusive epithota, ap-
pnrontly ignorant OF tho fact that they wore
ordered to Munkegon by the Adtutaut, ,Genoral,
mud wero obliged to obey. It is to DO hoped
that tho MuBkegonites gonorally have better
EpQH6,
, 1873-09-09
WHALERS LOST.

Two New Bedford "ha1esShtps
Wrecked In Hudson Isny--Snffcr-
ings OF tho Crows During am Arctic
vVinxcr..Eourtecn Of Their Number
Perish.
New BEDFORD, N1ass., Sept. 8-Tho schooner
Abbio bradford, ut this port from Hudson Bay,
reporta the loss Of two New Bedford whalers, and
brings homo . portion Of tho crew Of ono Of
them. The particulars are as follows: On the
14th Of September. 1872, tho bark 0reiay Taft,
at anchor noar Marble Island, Hudson Bay,
parted her cables, and went ashore high
and dry, and cannot bo got of. On tho 10Th
OF October following tho bark Ansel Gibbs
went ashore ut tho Same place, aud
won't to pieces. Tho Oroiay Taft had no oil. but
the Anael Gibbs had $50 barrels OF whale oil and
11,600 pounds Of whslebono, most Of which Waa
lost. No men were lost at tho time OF tho
wrecks, but both crewa wero obliged to live on
tho Island until tho I'd Of August last. From
tho exposure and a lack Of proper food, they
woro attacked by scurvy. Tho wintor WAS fear-
fully cold, being the moBt severo for number
Of years, 30 that tho natives Of tho island died
by scores and tho wretched crow suffered OK.
ceedingly. Ton Of tho crew OF the Ansel
Gibbs and four Of the crow Of the 0roiay Taft
died. Among the doad Of tho crow Of tho
Ausel Gibba Is Murray .. Mcconnell, Of jack
eonyillo, Ill. Tho crew Of the Oreiay Taft and
throe Of tho crew OF the AnBel Gibbs wiu como
home In another vessel.
, 1873-09-09
FOREIGN.
List of tho Now Cabinet Selected by
F; President Castelar,.
The Chinese Threaten to Resume the
Massacre Of Christians.
SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 8.-The now DlinlBtry Ia an
nounced as follows: 6onor Oastolar. President,
without portfolio; souor 0arvajal. Minister Of
Foreign Affairs Dergas Minister Of Justice;
podogral, Minister Of Finance; Corvora, Minia-
ter OF Public Works; Lsout.-Gen. Sanchez
Bregra, A1lnister Of War; Oneiro, Minister Of
Marine; Maisonavo, Minister Of tho interior,
and SAILOR, Minister of Colonies.
BARCELONA. Sept. 8.-Tho oar1ists arc threst-
oning Alot, province Of Corona.
MADn1D, Sept. 8.-prcaldcnt 8. Castelar haa de-
terntnod to make supreme effort to orush tho
Oar1ist and Intrnnsigente inaurroction. uo has
decided to call into active service 100 1000 Of tho
army roacrvo and 900, 600 Of tho militia. He be-
neves that with this force 1t will be possible to
Tic number Of Carlist insurgents, notwithatand-
Ing their recent Successes, has been considerably
reduced latoly, and they arc now capable Of en-
gaging In unimportant skirmishoB only. senoE
Mozaga has arTlvod, and sagasta is expected to-
day.
, 1873-09-09

The Cnfho1ics KnnugArnto h Separate
School Systc1n-- 7 nd tctment of tho
lkonN EOrNera-".1t ".1tlslttfOnn1 Fncta

The Cntho1tcs Knnugnrnto h Separate
School SysteIn--EMtltCtn1e OF tho
Isond EorRcra-".1dsittio Fncta
Relative to tho HVillinmaburRh MllF-
dor.
New YonK, Sept. Sat maas, yesterday, In
st. petor'a Church, Father O'Farrell, aliuding to
tho dedication Of llis parochfal school in tho
afternoon, pronounced tho publlc-sohool systom
q failure. He believed that eventually tho State
must either mike al education voluntary md
without taxation, each denomination supporting
Its own Bohools, or else, Il taxes were raised
Tor educational purposeu. each party must
receive fair sharo. 1t tho dodioatory
services, In tho afternoon, tho Ramo clergy
mnn said TINT ho wished It understood that
In this matter tho .priosta and the people wont
together: It Ind beon charged that they Ind
entercd into = conspiracy. It was true thoy
had entered mtg s,,l into p conspiracy evoEy man. wo.
Of It. They did not dcny that thoy protoatod
against schools to which Catholic cbillren could
not go, tuat as they would protest against bolng
forced to attend State church. They claimed,
hs American oitizona, tho privilege Of educating
their ohildrou aa thoy pleased.
Jnmea Y. YnteB and Jamca ". johnson, ar
rested in connection with tho rooont bond forg-
orioB, wero before Judge Fanoher to-day On a
TINT their preliminary examination before n
Police Justice bo ordered continued, that tho
question Of bail might bo reached. Tho District
Attorney stated that both prisoners had boon in
dioted by Grand Jury, and that thirteen more In
diotmontB were expected against one, md twenty
or thirty against tho other and asked that tho wrte
DO dismissed and the prisoners romanded. Ihe
Judge reserved hia decision- In the mean time
YatoB and johnson will DO Kept In jail.
Dradwell, tho alleged defaulting Ta1-Re-
coiyor OF Newark, has given bail for hia appear.
ance before the Grand Jury.
Arrival Of emigrantB at Caatlo Carbon to-day
2010.
James Anderson wnB shot by the jailor while
attempting to escape from the Hudson County
1t Ii aaid that Mrs. Merrigan, before setting
fire to tho room containing the murdered body q
Miss Hamill, moved hor furniture into an I'd
| Joining building in order to eavo 1t from being
| destroyed. Mr. Alorriaga stated In an intorrioV
| that hts Uife had beon subject to fits, but hi
| did not consider that serious matter. Onc'
| she had fall, the effects Of which ahe com
| planned Of. but beyond this ho knew Of nothing
| amiss with Ler, mentally or physically. It II
| thought tho plea Of emotional insanity will b.
| set up.
Mr. Ferguson. butcher, Of Brooklyn, whil
| returning from market at IN enrly hour thi
morning was lassoed by threo mon, robbed o
money, &C., and badly injured.
Daniol Murphy, silk-hnt manufacturer, 0
| Crosby street, Now York, residing in DeR'
street, Brooklyn. diod audden]y yeetertay. Fou
doctors attended him, but being unable to dotor
mine tho cauBo Of his death, reported tho caao t
| tho Coroner, who has ordered post-murtem OK
animation. It is suspected tint ho wss poisoned
, 1873-09-09
MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. B.-A party Of bandits,
headed by Alberto Garcia, are committing aepro-
dations on tho roads noar hlior and Guerrero.
Garcia and his followers we're lntoly stealing
cattle in Texas, and, being too hosly pursued by
whore hc was appointed q Cuatom-houao officer.
On losing his place, aud fearing to return to
Toxas aud stoai cattle. he turned Mexican high
wayman. Tho Voz Pub|ico, Of this city, statos
roparation should DO demanded for his deprcda-
tiona. Tho Mexican authorities, however, re-
Gently refused to e1tradito him for robberios
committed In Te1as, on the ground that he WAS
= Mexican oitizen.
, 1873-09-09

:forrncr fatally atnbbod tho latter. uhaso WAS
arrested,
?. Blair, plumbers. fought while drunk yester.
day, and blair fatally stabbed Bhortol1o. Blnir
WhB arrested.
.WAsu1NaroN, Sept. a.-JamoB Picket, Com
yictea OF murder for killing an 1ndian In Idaho
President, has sued out q writ OF error to the
Supromo Court Of tho Territory, which operates
o. . stay Of proceedings until that Court mcots
In January next.
boss a On tho i Boaton 4 Providence Ha}tond, % was
assaulted on tho road, last night BY two mon
employed in tho Dodham Valley Mil, and killed.
, 1873-09-09

OMAHA, Gopt, 8.-The law raising the aaloon-
koepers' license to $500 per year Is meoting with
considerable opposition. The keepers are hold
ing meetings.
Eighty ty-t6roe cars Of stock were shipped to
Chicago from this point to-day.
ating some months in Western Iowa and Eastern
Nebraska, has been broken up by the arrest Of
tho lenders at Council Bluffs yesterday. Their
operations hayo boon very extensive.
, 1873-09-09
,,rnortnnt Lcnd Discoveries.

KANSAS OlrY, Mo-, Sept. 8.-ool, r. \, TaYloF,
ciuity Of Dnxtor Springs and Joplin, reports
rroat oxcitoulont there over tho richcst discose-
rien OF load vet made. At the Cornwall digging
thoy arc taklng out pure md solid nuEgets Of
lead Weighing from 4 to tons, within eight feet
of tho surface.
, 1873-09-09
CHINA.

New YonK, Sept. 8.-Tho Madras Athena.sr.
eays thero arc again rumorB a1oat at Shanghai
amongst tho Chinese that An Organization Ia in
progress for o general massacre OF Europeans In
tho lnterior of China. Tho reaaon atated Is that
the French Minister will not consent to certain
notifications Of the treaty, and TINT the Chinese
Government havo takon this as challonge to
war. and tho Chinoso, knowing tue superiority
OF tho Europeans in warfare: intend to resort to
moro grave, and large number Of soldiers aro
being collected among tho various placos where
foreign missionaries aro stationed.
, 1873-09-09

CHICAGO Sept 8-Tho opening Of tho West
orn Union Telegraph lines to SAUL Ste. Mario to-
day, was tho OCCASION for the following Telegram.
from tho Canal Agent thoro to Gov. Bagley, Of
Michigan:
6The outlet OF tho Fathor OF Waters, to the
millions of the Lower Lakes: Wo greet you
through the wireB."
Tho completion Of this line adds m important
link to tho great chain OF telegraphs established
by tho Western Union Company.
, 1873-09-09
Tho SovGnth~TDny AdventistEs

Special Dispatch to Tha Chicago Tribune.
BATTLE CnvEK, Mich, Bept. B.-Tlle annual
Stato Conference Of the seyonth-Day Adyentsts
closed hero to-day. The meeting WAS largely
attended, especially on Sunday morning. a sub
scription OF over $4,000 was raised toward
building college OF tho Advent persuasion In
this city. The sum raisod for thls purpose In
Michigan WAS $20, 900, and In tho whole United
Statos about 81 900. Much other business Of
Importance was transacted.
, 1873-09-09

Ala o'clock yesterday afternoon boy named
+. Maskoll, aged 10 years, residing with his
parents, ut No. 40 Burlington street, was fatally
crushed beneath pile Of lumber, in Flknann r.
Casks yardH, on Twanty-second Btreet- Tho
Coroner Was notified.
, 1873-09-09
EireHs


Sptcial Dispatch to 1'hs Chicago Tribune. =.
nlAnIoN, O., Sept "a fire occurred at tho
little village of Waldo, Marion County, laat
evening, which totally destroyed tho dry goods
store Of Smith b Carpenter, and burned three
stock but two kegs Of gunpowder.
UNION, N. Y, Bept. 8.-Whitemore Brothers.
planing-mill n1d ten ssores on Man street
burned this morning. Tho loss Is $25,O00;
partly insured.
, 1873-09-09

Special Dtspatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
1RoNroN, Ohio, Sept. B.-Last Saturday nighta
party Of men were drinking ut q saloon in Cory
Vile, milo back OF this city, and, while boast
ing Of their power, ono Of them. WeBtley Willis
by name, was struck iu the head by large piece
Of furnace olnder, thrown by Con. Bear. Willis
skull WAS fractured, and ho is not expected
to recover. Bear is still at large, though sought
for al day Sunday. No proyocation Whatever
WAS given for tho assault.
, 1873-09-09
Occnn 6tealnsIllp News.

LIVERPOOL, Sept, 8.-Bteanahips Holsntia,
Minnesota lepubl!c, City Of Chester, from Now
York, and rolynesian, from Montreal. have mr.
rived out.
NEW YonK. sept. e.-Arrlvod- Steamship Italy,
from Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.-Arrlyed-Bteamh
Ohio. from Liverpool.
, 1873-09-09
The Self-AocuseA Nathan Murderer.

sAN FaANoIaco, Sept. 8.-John Irving maao a
statement to Detective Ices this evening: 1lo
lnHIsta on tho truth Of tho statement, aud will
swear to 1t before Judge Of ono Of tho courts
tomorrow. Then Ices will send the statement
anteos At l Of safety tiosfa s viii produce Natbana
memorandum book, d the bonds taken by him
from the safe OH tho night Of tho murder: io
IN yory indignant at tho manner In which tho
press Of Now York treata him aud bis asory.