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1l0is ERlt}fonds. II
MENDOZA, Ill.,, Juno 29-PaBBengorS on .A
southwartl' bound trim on tho Illinois Central
Nailroad, that arriyol here last oyouing at s
O'Clock. state Tint when their train waa about
four milos south Of Freeport, tho locomotive OF
the train struck two cedar rails TINT lGd been
p,rposoly placed Oh tho track, with the oVidcnt
Intention Of throwing OH tho train down enl-
bankmeut close by. The rail waB pushed i'll
front Of tho locomotive about twenty rods, whom
tho train was stopped.
Tho eastward-bound passenger train from
Mendoza, on tho Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad, ran into pile of stones about half
past o'clock this morning, near Moridan, TINT
had been gathered from n culyert closo by and
henped up with a view to iniuring the train.
The locomotive was not injured, and the train
was not seriously delayed; but tho westward
bound train ran into anothor pilo Of stones
short Distance further east, toward Earlyilio,
On the double track, which resulted il
tho ontiro disabloment Of tho engine and do
lay Of Two hours to tho train. Fortunately, in
oil thoso cases, The trains were not thrown from
tho track, and no ono was seriously injured.
There sooms to bo an organized movement on
the part Of Some desperate villains to work MUIR
dor and obstruction upon tho railroads in this
section. Various surInKcs aro atloat as to the
cause OF these diabolical nutH. Some even 20 10
far Us to attribute this scouuireligm to tho
TURNER'S movement. Wo feel sure, howevor,
that farmers would lend no sanction to such a
nrftna
, 1873-06-30
THE SPORTING WORLD.


Special Dispalch 10 The Chicaon Tribune.
THE INTERNATIONAL CoN88EsB - FIFTEENTH
GAME.
New YonK, June 28-As tho time Of COM
moncing tho gamo Of billiards this afternoon in
the throo-ball tournament in Irving Hall,
GARNER was ahoad in tho list, having won four
games aud lost mono. Maurice Daily stood next,
ruur won aud one lost Cyrillo Dion third, with.
heo m efSs IL f nbfsSS 6Sr foaS 9GSg
won two and lost three; Joseph Dion
whilo Doery brought up tho roar, having been
dofoated III eyory gamc. Tho interest attending
termination rosting tho result Of tho tourna-
mont.
NEW YoRK, June 28.-The fifteenth gamo Of
tho billiard tournament plnyed this afternoon
by Cyrillo Dion aud Albert Garnier wds won by
tho former.
ID ntoE i; g. K K 8 g. g. s3l3sS O.
ns q aaae II + ii a,d Il Il autes. e
Tonight oil tho contestants played in Bix-
handed exhibition gano.
On Monday, tho games botwcon Cyril1o Dion,
Gnruior, aud DAILY will ho played.
The defeat OF Harnier by 'Cyrille Dion in tho
game tlis afternoon giyos New yorkors tho hope
that thoir pet hanl1ee T. Daly, mey yqt carry on
nior has conquered DAILY, and nov Dion has won
victory over Garnior. Each has lost one
gamo, and with Them now will bo
tho struggle for tho championship.
Garnicr seoms to be regarded as having the hott-
or of tho WcAt in his keeping. He has made tho
highest run-119. DAILY iB expected to boar Now
York to the front, while to Dion is awarded tho
task Of maintaining the colors Of Canada and
Franco.
In tho six-handcd match. j. Dion, Garnior,
and DAILY wero pitted against Deery, Ubassy, and
@. Dion, and defeated thorn by total scoro OF
327 to 213. The following is tho aggregate runs
Of each playor: J. Dion, IS; Gafnior, 1874; DAILY,
95; Deory, 48; Ubassy, 85; O. Dion, 80.
how THEY BTAtD.
The following table ahowa tho standing Of all
the players who took part in t1lo international
Billinrd Tournament in Now York:
, 1873-06-30

Estimating from The City Directory, the Rocll-
eBtor presa clailn l00, ,0oo population.
number Of Bigners to procure vote on tho
county -snnt quoston with Galesbnrg.
Hartford, c., in in high dudgcon over her
now Post Office site, because It takes fourteen
etono steps to get Zip to It. Somebody in tho
granite business thoio, evidently.
Tho youngest homicide III 23 months old, and
lives in Augusta, Ga. It throw an alo-bottle ut
floor, striking hor in tho hoad and callsing ali
obuccsa that proved fatal in ton days.
Tho Toledo, Wabash 4 Western Railroad anu
tho City Of Quincy layo Kissed and made up.
ning their trains to tha city and promlao TO build
largo passenger md freight dopots. Il aaya 1t
was only "fool!ng,"'' ana never intondet to ruin
Quincy By running ita trains to Hannibal. Aud
Mfr. Coltoa, General Managor of tho Wa
bash h Eric CANAL informs us that ho has about
260 laborors employed IN making the necessary
, 1873-06-30

INTERNATIONAL. REGATTA At ronoNro, ONT.
TouoSTo, Juno 2a.-:Iho grand international
regatta took place i'll Toronto Bay tllis aftor-
noon. The weather nost favorable. Hundreds
Of sail and row boatH lined elthor Hide OF tho
courso. Burgess were anchored at intervals,
while stca1nerB and tugs wero passing up and
down. About 5000 persons Witnessed tho races.
,,, Tho firht race was single scull, hrst claaa.
maao but Louthcr, Of Pittsburgh, and Den
marsh, OF tho aa11le place, Aoon took tho load,
making sixty strokes por minute. Louthor won
tho raco, milking two miles In 10 minutes and A8
hind, and Nurse, of Toronto, hall length ho-
hind Mexico. Tho irnt, prlzo was s'l25
second, 600. Tho second raco Was with
single aculls. second clasB: There woro four
contestants. Snylor, Of Pittsburgh, won by
tlroc or four hoat-longths, mnking two miles III
il minutoB aud 81 seconds, with o. strokes q
minute second. Nouns, Of Pittsburgh.
Tho third raco WAS double Hcull, second
class. Four clnba started. Won by tho Do
minion Club, Of Toronto, sehooles, and Muir
miloSS in il minutes 81 seconds; tho
Columbia club, Means anl Gardinor, Hocond.
The winnors 1nado 38 asroloB por minute. First
prize, two medals valued at $40 each second,
club pins valued at s26 each.
Tho fourth race wus with four-oared boats.
flrstoass, four milon, for 9300 to tho first s15J
to tho second, aud $50 to the third. Five olubD
startod. Thoy passed tho Judges bout utter tho
first turn In tho following order: Tho
Mckee Club, Of Pittsburgh, lod about threo
lengths, making tho first two miles In IA ,nln-
utoH and 48 soc0ntls; Now Dominion Club, aoe-
oud Howard Club, Of Pittsburgh, third; Dut-
falo nowing Club, fourth; and IIlbornia Club,
Of Buffalo, Bome distance behind. lilo Mckee
Club, OF Pittsburgh, won tho raco In 30 minutos
and | soconda folr lengtha ahead of tue buffalo
Club; tho Howard Club, Of Buffalo, third; New
Dominion Club, fourth. with tho Hibernla Club,
OF Buffalo, laBt
Tho ltth race Was with fous-oared boats, seo-
, 1873-06-30
SAN FRANCISCO.
4Mul1-pOx---.E7le DuA3 and Dumb and
fslir2d asylum Investigation

Smull-pox~.-'E1ae Dua7 and Dumb and
rslind asylum Investigation ---
StDctls.
San FRANc1sco, Juno 27.-Sovora1 more Cases
of smallpox are reported to-day.
Tho: :upecial committee, appointed by the Coy
eraor to Investigate THO charges ngainst. W.
Wilkinson, tho princIpal OF tho State Asylum
for the Deaf. Dumb, aud Blind havo aod a re-
port ncqnittipg him. Tho Committee find, how,
ever, that on several occasions lie employed
coarso mud insulting language 10 felnale pupils,
but hiB general department waa kind mud coufte-
GUS.
Tho stock market Is weak; Raymond & Ely,
"a; Meudow Valley, 90 Hall Dolcler, v5; Oynr
1nau, SO; Half Con. Virginia, lug; Savage, 1s5; J;
Grown Point, l0815; jacket 3315; Hale Il Nor
cross d2. .
A new trial llas been granted in tho caso Of
Raymond e. Ely ys. Tho dormos Mining COM
pa.,y, of pooAo,
Portland hua passed tho "cubio foot Of air Or
dnauco," directed ut tile Chinese.
leu casos Of smallpox woso reported i'll the
city to-day.
, 1873-06-30
FORE1CN.
SPAIN.


MAnnrD, Juno 28-pl y h1argall haa formed a
Compromise Ministry, rs follows: President Of
tho Council and sooretary Of tho Interior, sonor
ri hIargall; Minister of Tor eign Affairs, Benor
Maiaonavo; Of War, Bonor Gonzales; OF Fl
nnnco. Benor Carvajnl; Of JuHtico, sonor Dcrgos !
Of Marino, Senior Aurich; Of Oolonios, sonor
6nrn.
hArER.-sonor Aurich, who WAS yosEorlay np-
pointed Mnistor Of Marno, has resigned. II y
Margall, in announcing tho ro1gnatton to tito
oortos. asked tho Doputioa to rofraln from
intorpellationa. On account ct this rostgnn-
tiont tho romn1n1er Of the Cabinet bavo
not boon confirmed. The crisis continues. a
motion TINT tho Cortoa bo constituted Com
mitteo Of Public safcty was rojoctcd.
On Thursday laat lilo Car1fHte surprised Oasta-
mons command, and tho troops fled prociritntoly
to Pampolnna, when tho pooplo thoro roHo,
ahonting ."'Dcath to Nouyi1las !" It ls boliovesl
TINT Nouylllns WHO co 1nmanda in tho North, will
Con. oalrinoty laa defontod tho oarliets under
Don A1fonzo.
Tho Qaceta this afternoon confirms tho report
of tho dofeat Of Caatanon's forcos by tho Chr
Lists, aud their rotroat to Pnmpoluns.
Tho disorders in Soyille llavo bcon ronewoa,
and tho city Ia in state Of Bicge. conflict bo-
tweon the troops md Inhabitants ia imminent.
, 1873-06-30

There was no change to note. Chertors wero made
all to Buffalo. RascH to Kingston wero nominal ut
1oHo for md 11c for wleat. Tho chartcrs
To Duffalo-schrs Board Of Trado and Wononn corn
braska, wheat through to Eaw York. To New Eng
land, yia nutfalo-Trop Fountain City, corn at 23c
capacity oqual to 10000 bu wheat, 900 bu corn,
60,010 bu oats.
burrA1o, June 26.-Chsrtera reported: schr
Gen. Worth, salt to Toledo ut Sc b.. Reported by
Capt. Tom Collins: Bchr Enterprise, cos to Milwau-
kce =. Bchr q. Nason, coal to Chicago at 81 GO
free,
, 1873-06-30
An Escaping Prisoner Attempts to
[ktll tl.D .1tAiIOr, nnd l1ttA KNiH Arm

sptciul Dfcpatch 70 77hc Chica0o Tribune.
CEDAA NApIDs, la., juno 2s.-Ihe jailor Of
BY prisoner, namod CEaH Oastello. and he iu
turn shot Cnstello just above the oibow, which
was amputated In the morning. Castello on
tered the Bheriffs Office stole tho keys, and
conveyed them to Il burglar, named Crawford.
who made noiso In opeuing the doors, attract-
lug tho attention Of tho jaior's wiro, who gave
tho alarm. Tho iailor rushed down with shot
gun, found Crawford in the hall and throatoned
to ulloot him, when Oastello, who WAS outside,
tiroa, shooting Jailor BinnonH. 6lmons put tho
muzzlo Of his gun In tho lioie that Casto1lo asal
through, md Slot Off Castollo'H arm. Costello
lied, but waR cnpturod by tho Shori1.
, 1873-06-30
The Produce Markets.,
NEW YORK.
Nav YoRK, June 2B.-CoTToN-Quiet; middlinRs

NEw YoRK, juno 2B.-CoT7oN-Quiet; nlddlings
BngADs7urra-Fl iess active and castor receipts,
1900 brlB; supcrnns Western and State $4.7o@5,l5;
t. sssa to oS4o
quiet aid lower s42o@5 meal quiet and IN
ae'eSiSs ohiessa. spa atsS 4s do ~safee
fpnn fns sp1a aa afi ba1a
milwaukee,, $l.G7. Rye duh and drooping Western,
s Wscrn 1e
50@55o ;od ana now do, sl@5so high mt.od and vol
low Western, 55@5ss heatei. 4e@5oe; oata less &C.
Eaas-Quet mud unchanged.
HAY--Quiot and tlrm.
IIors-Dull and lower at ss@4se for crop Of 1872.
LvArnER-Quiet ut 27928o orinoco, 27@27Nc.
Woot4-b1oro active; now Ohio, 48{360o; sl,perdne
and e1!r. pulled. a3947o; secured, s9e. ..,..
unchanged.
Tfna95sgMG5s g StGs' tfs refined 1s0
Pnov1sloNa-Pork shatle fltmgr new mcBs. $500
@1G25. Beef aud cut meats unchanged. hIillles
6rmor; long and short clear, e;<@oo. Lard hrmor
0HEEsE-In good demand but lower At llK@1so.
"A''A PHILADELPHIA. iii.
PHnAnzLrH1A, june 2a.-DnsAnR7uFfs-Flonr
Whoat wiz t rn, aot hig1er. yo nomnai Corn ssaiy
yellow, 6do mixed Western, 64c; heated, 25Gs46c.
Outs tenp!ng higher white, 45s47o; mixed, 1@42c.
WooI-Thero is no imnroycmcnt In tho demand.
Nov clip beginning to come - moro freely. Manu-
factros purchasing only for Immediate necessity,
uuer tic inrpeHiop tint lower prices nl,Yt prevail
~ Tic season advances. Ohio, 49@51o: Colorado
while, 24@2sc washed, 2o14o; black. 16ta17c; In
diam tul, Soc pulled, 4oa41o conlbnR Ohio 56ka
Co., % Domestic 3oos, a5T@o!Ko: unwashei, 32aiSe.
sr. Lou1s. juno 49, -DaE4Dsrurrs- Flour dull and
Wlpat qllict md unchanged only sample 1ota Sold
Corn steady No. =, SING in elevator. 40 hacked.
Oata steady; No. O. 2a@2akc In elevator, 81 kGs32ko
sacked Barley nominal, lsYo auIet ut 63(a55c
W,f1sHY-Dnll at &c.,
puoy1sIoNB-Pork dull ut 315,T5 Bulk nominal at
Gitc &c. 8l{c loose Bacon nrlner md moro active !:
cjrar r|b po cash gkc September. clear u1.@ghc
July: O.1Ml0o Soptclnber, Lard uoniualy lower !:
summer stSam, 7Kca7,Ie,
lfoua-Quict at $3.o0ea4.2o.
CAyr1K-Quiot and unchanged,
DUFFAIO.
BUFFALO, juno os.-DnrAparuFra-Flou stcady.
Wheat l1el at 81 SO Tor No. milwaukee, club: scarce
Corn ann ana heavy: No mixed Western freely Of
fored Of 4715c no buyors. sales chr lots No at
49ho, and sample at 39H84oc. 0ats scarco retail
ing nj $50.
FnEIduTs-Unchanged,
DArfrIMoRE
BALTIMORE Juno 23-DnEA nEApsrurrs-Flour very
dull auuernne Wcssorn f450[a5bo e1tras. So o0S
7,25, Wheat quiet a,,l unchanged, Corn dull mixed
, 1873-06-30
THE INDIANS.

Isail Oll tho English Party of tho
Northwest Isosl7ldury Survey---Tley
arc Driven Back from TMrt1o HIoun-
t;ain.--Ttv0 yvlkttcH Cnpturcd.
Speeia! Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Sr. PAUL, Juno ga lottor from tho Amer
lean Party Oh tho Northwest boundary Survey
at tho ct. Joo Mountains. Dakota, writton OIL the
2lat inst, says that the English scouts. 80 miles
in advance, woro attacked By tho Indians in
Turtle Mountains. The Englialmon numbered
tlirty-ETe. Two were captured by tho Indians
aud tho rost driven back out Of tile mountains.
The American party go forward on Monday.
, 1873-06-30
FIRES.

Destruction OF Property in various
PlnceH.
DErRo1T, juno 29.-At Burchs Station, nenr
Cedar Springs, Gorion's mill, with 500, 900 foot
OF lumber, waB burned yesterday. Tho loss In
oyor $4,000; insurance on tho lumber, $4,000.
SALT LAKE, Juno 27.-Tho business and assay
Of office ct smelter Lily belonging to ,, L,eizrlng &
$4,000.
NEW ORLEANS, Juno GA fire took place in d
drug Btoro on Canal and Front streets loss,
S20.Qg1,
, 1873-06-30
KNOX COUNTY FAIR.

KNOX COUNTY AGRICULTURAL BoARD,(
KNOXVILLE, ILL.,, Juno 20, 1878. :
To the Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: The twentieth Annual Fair of Knox
County will commence Sept. 80, and continue
four days.. AS Fulton County l1olda no Fair this
year, thy ie-ard Of Managern of tho Knox County
Fair Will endeavor to mike this The best over
held. Already stock is being prepared. Yours
truly, GEo. i. HAsSAa1AN, Seer etary.
, 1873-06-30

ond o!nsa, four mica four motlala to tho first,
four cups to tho second. Only two clubs COM
potod, tho Erio Club, Of Buffalo, aud tho Now
Dominion, OF Torontot and WAS won BY tho Buf-
quarter Of n mile alloal.
Tho sixth raco for flrHt-cnss douhlo so,,lls,
Two rrilleB waa won by tho Columbia Club. Tfano,
16 tninutoB sooonds, boating THO Now Dominion
A akin raco and tub raco concluded tho pro.
HrAtnmc,
, 1873-06-30

THE TURF.
BAN F11AHotDc0.
SAN FnANo1soo, Juno m-TrobAby.6 900 peo-
ple Witnessed the raoos at Oahlantl today. Tho
frat raco waH ons milo aud roront. Nell
Flhhorty md Abb ontorod. Both hoats woro won
By, TIlaherty., Timo, 1:A02l'; 1854.
contested by d. F. Wndo and Thad Stevens.
Each hoat was won by BteyoDs. limo, 3:9G9{ !;
3:37.
NEW ALBANY.
New ALBANY, Ind, Julo 28.-Tho trottfng
raco at Irving Tark this afternoon was won by
Tom Roach In tllroo straight heats. Timo,
2:30A 2:40l(, and 2:37. Tho track waa heavy.
, 1873-06-30

Tho now tug, ol4urles I. Parker, waa launched on
Saturday evening. This boat iR aimar to tho E. P.
Ferry, which can,o out few weeks ago.
Tlio scAr Jatnes Concht Just out Of the dock, h1a
cleared with Il, 900 bu Of onts. ~.
The steamer Arlzona is now IN port. aho has boon
thoroughly repairea ut Buffalo.
fleet OF lumber vessels arrived at tho lumber-1
Sunday.
The nuw propeller Prussia, Of tho Merchants Limo.
has commenced plying between Toledo and Montreal
This vessel cost 600, and will carry about II 800 bu
Of grain.
Tho smr E. D. Ward has arrived st Leland with tho
bnrgo Planet In tow with thu outfit Of the ger E. Kau
tor which hna been abandoned by tho wteckers. Tho
greatcr portion Of tho kantor's cargo railroad iron,
has bcen recovered, and tho remnindor will probably
be-. Tho vessel was not worth raising.
Port Crescent in !ck fog, lust Tuesday night 000o
feet Of lumbar was thrown ovoEloar1, and the tug
Kirby pulled her off.
liam fow days ago. She will carry about 10000 bn.
Another vessel similar to ta will 6e launchod ut
tho abovo port.
The Coast Wrocking Company have contracted to
raiBo tho Cauatan prop h1ary Ward, which Tcnt
ashore at the northwestern extremity Of Lake Huron
md vas abandoned. THIS dsaster was one Of tho
most fearful ones Of the aeason, less thnn eght
lyes being lost notwithstanding her closo proximity
to Hhoro
, 1873-06-30

spteial Dtspatsh to The chfeago Tribune.
LASALLE, Juno 13.-The propeller WllIfe arrived
from Henry to-ay, towing tho bargcH Fltendahp and
Goorgn, all loaded with corn for Chicago, but rs the
water drawn from tle lower Lowell Of the caal this
morning for tho removal Of obstructions tho La
alaf no boats can pass either way until tls
six feet Of wator reported tho brenst wall Of tile
lock at Hourly aul feet Inches on the nitro ill Ut
Lock ID. ....-.
CANAL OFFICE, juno %.
Ann1vEn-1ltlnrc, Ottawa, 5000 bu coEn; Nurth
America, Henry, $3.50 ba corn osyuga, nou'so, 57eo
lo,r, 2592U0 lbs nleal Monitor, Lasalle, 800o bu
corn, -... ......
OLgAnxn-Naple Leaf, Joliet, 7o,7o2 It lumber,
Je.uc, Morris, 1olo poss 80 brls sat g D. Leon.
ard, rs TOM pig iron irtnnt JolIot asoa2 T. la-
Lockrort $50 bu weat $500 bu corn, 0oo lbs sun
drica r. Kyburn, hEaraellles IS bsls salt; Montreal
$40 IT lumber $50 lstl Ottawa, $50 rosta Jouos
Aaia, Joliet, lis tons ply Iron.
, 1873-06-30
MARINE.



scew sG sH snnRSS EsSo 90 RS1 la%Sor
seF sshF RsG; as, IMd,ngton M.ngstoa 10 lumber
9ehr gls Raleigh, Maniateo, lao m lun1bor.
Prop Charles net1, Sssnirtse, u ' SO N lumber 20
sohr nnmilton n1antssec, 40 m lumber,
solr Magnolia, Mnskcgon, 11b lumber, Is N lath.
sehr sc,,. 4: A.1,u hSst, Musiegon, goo m lumber.
senr paniino M.kexon, 12o m lnmbor, 40 m lath.
schr Herald, afualegon, 100 m lumber.
se4r z. Elonwood, whte Lake, lis n lumber. m a:D'
aeow Lille Gray. st. Pauls Pior, Gs m lumber.
sehr Dawn, White Lake, % m lumber, 10 m i latG.
Prop Oneida Buffalo, 400 bars railroad iron, 500 br1
Rrop o5eaoe sasataet s ts 20 hore. nsh Is nth
sSr sShr g. nRtSR ssSo Timber
Beow NJ. Vernon, Raclne, ~, ,000 brick.
Pse1 P1on SShn Wh nrcSsn so:d dEr!s H. Ss9 tons eos
sehr ah n6stEoas. 4, s. ocasr l!vor, iss N lumber.
op y n m1isS ns 100 ms'r 9a
sshr Harmony, aanistos, 80 lalnbai, 11oo shln-
aonr saoboygsn, loo erls aour ozaukss, Ila liz
sear BesS sSsss Ssas1 ss Rssi HsEso1 sh 20 lumber
stmr Mpcna, Mun!towoc, sunlroa.
schr YIN. Bates, benton uarbor, 40 m lumber.
Hfop uoloFado buffalo, 40 bFla aussr, and general
sohr John Tebbette, Muskegon, 1888 IN lumber.
sohr Ella Day, Lssdnston TO N lumber, 50 m lib.
stms Arizona, Buffalo, s1a bars rairoad Iron, and
schr 3lyatie, ,niuskegon, 100 N lumber.
Prop Fountain City, Buffalo, snnlrcs.
Btmr Arcsdla, Goderch, aoderich, 2,700 brls salt.
Eco" F0r' s'usaueh aieRRrp e lHoe1 i'm, % and,
schr YIN. cros.hwaite, buffalo ~, Is, ,4so M hu corn.
Prop lra ohnfco, sausatact, 200 dry hldes 80 hrls
sehs iase Flint. nl.et Reek. a. asoe @, nu whea.
BARK 9. K. Ni1nua, nnfIaio 90, 900 bu corn.
selr Hubbard, Buffalo 1920 bu wheat.
gchr noar4 Of Trade, puttalo, 2, s39 bu corn.
schr Lille Parsons, Kingston, 1880 pu whcas.
schr owasco, buffalo, 22,ooo bu whoat.
Barge 4 nutteF Bai1eIC s. s2s s Su corr
bu corn, $500 brls flour, Is bales pos.
ssr ssr T. 'S es pu
Prop Missouri, Duluth. 80 brls ho,r 50 hrla pork.
schr 8. 7. Atwater, Buffalo, 20, ,i07 bu corn.
stmr Corona, st. Joseph, 15g rkas snndrlcH.
200 half-brls fsh.
sehr nada Knsson bu wea
schr jas. Couch, HufTalo, Is. .ooo bu oats.
senr T. r Mer55e K'nsson, g On, - COO hu , corn
Prop II. 0roh, kLanis!eo, nundries.
gelr M Ella I Day. Lgd3ngton, I'd r. do 1,s sqnariee. ~
Prop j. L. Hlrd, Marquette. 5000 lu oats. -.
steam barge n. B. Robinson, Kingston, 1900 bu
Prop Lake Ontario, Montreal 5000 bu wheat 5000 brls
pork, ,Bo9 brla lour aud sunaries.
Prop Dean Rchnond ~ nutIaS. 10000 bu oats, 10 coo
Prop M sSl ss 1ss S bu corn COO bsu
-four, 100 bis pork.
, 1873-06-30

DETROIT M!ell,, June 28.-lAssED DowN-Props
Idaho. Alnska, Comet, Evergreen City, Michigan {;
barls Nelson, Tanner. laaclne. Emlna Coyno, e. Jones'
palbaukeo; achra An1ohhoa9, Ch!nh, ftzhugll, SKY
,nore, a1onAuk, Emerald, Dnntord, r. J. King. Hrook
lyn, Wand, Ilastcd, Sweetheart Kato Kelley, r
aIoroll, Mary liattlo, Dundee, Mercy.
r4ssEp ui-prora Philadelphia, Sheridan, yandcr-
bils, Empso State, Mlwaukee Amazon. Powers, Fotch.
er arl bargcs, Fred. Kolley and barges; barRa
Nichols, @. j. Wells, Constitution, Pride Of America
nchrs Rcd Wing David Wells. Monitor No. p City o1
Manitowoo, NolfonBtein.
WlND-Bouthwcat.
DErno1r, allch. June 2s-pAssEp ur-Ths props
Scotia, Lady Franklin, Drookyn bark sard1AlA senf
". q. Maxwell. 49,
and bargo; barks Advance Golden West sehrs sweet"
heart, Irilgewster, r. D. Locks, Emma Aoteansoas
Nicholson, Wall.
W1kn-Northe&2k
, 1873-06-30

BosroN, Juno GA dispatch from Spring.
supposed to be- Wagner and Ills compan-
ions, were aeon in TINT town On Wednesday.
Next morning the party was at Sanford Corners,
wliero thoy obtained crackers aud chceBo, aud
hastily re-entored tho wooda. Ono Of the men
had revolver,
, 1873-06-30

Tho Massachusetts GoverliorATlip.
New YonK, Juno 28.--Tho Tribune has a lot
tor from Boston on the political situation in
Massachusetts,, closing az follows: "Tho pros
ent prospect Is that Con. Butler will gain his
nomination through tho aid Of tho Administra~
ton and tho uso Of party machinery, to which
ho will be further holpod By tho dissatisfaction
with Gov. Washburn'8 q course on tho liquor leg
lalation Of tho State. Tho Bamo Influences will
do much to insure bis election, and a largo &C.
greatly contribute to this end"
, 1873-06-30
Foot-puds Wny1nylng Minnoaot'
EilFp1lCrNs

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. Paul. Juno 28.-Soveral cases Of high
why robbery have occurred In Gootlhuo aud De-
l.nia Countlos Far1ners on thelr way from sell
ing wheat arc being stopped ant robbed by
armed toot-pads, Ono farmor knocked ha lnall
over with follca-rail and aayod 800, md dis
covered tho highway1nan to be 4 ciork from the
Hastings warehouse, where llo lad reooiyod the
money that lny. lilo namcs aro not given.
, 1873-06-30
SHOOTING.
An Unknown Murderer Shot Dead by |
IaM Officer.

An UMkMOKVn HalErtICFDT Shot DNE4U by
lafl Officer.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Hr. PAUL, Juno 28.--At Pennington, Dakota
County, last evening, an unknown old man,
Fronch or German by birth, o }aborer III dross
and appearance, shot and fatally wounded John
scallard. boarding-houso keeper, and Was him
solf shot dead by Constable Abort Chapel. The
old nlan had quarrel with tho domostics, and
scallard wont to lia room. AS he entorod tho
apartment the old man shot him without warn
ing. Tho Constable went 10 artoat him, and,
through tho brain, Killing him instant1y, Tho
deceased ca.no to Pennington yesterday, md his
name ia unknown. scaard ie insonBiblo. blood-
Ing internally, and cannot rccoyor. uo was shot
in The loft side, through tho lunga.
, 1873-06-30

BALTIMORE, June 2a.-In tho Criminal Court
this morning, James West, colorod, wau conviot-
Cd Of tho murder Of Anna uibnon, and Levin
Palmer, oo!ored, Of rape on whito girl. Both
we're seutoaced to DO hanged.
, 1873-06-30

Tho DfNp11tcd ArI<nn01a" "GoVcTnoFah1Ps
LITTLE RooK, Ark, Juno 2S.-Tho Hon.
Joseph Brooks, Ut tho close Of his spocch Inst
night, statod That ho Ind no doubt the Circuit
Court, before whom he had brought suit for the
Office OF Governor, would decide in his favor,
and that rs aoon as 1t did he should qualify und
take possession OF tho Office, It lie had to do it
nv fnrcn.
, 1873-06-30

New York, juno 28.-Tho thermometer to-
day marked 96 degrees. In tho afternoon tho
upper part of the city was visited by d heavy
shower, lastng about ton minutes, whilo tho
lower part was content to liBton to tho sound Of
distant thunder.
, 1873-06-30

Killed by Il Justice Of tho Peace.
NEW ALBANY, Juno 2S.-W II. ThompBon,
Justice Of Tho peaco, Hllot and killed Potor ltoy
bolt, at Groenyille, to-day. Thompson IL out
on bail Of 5000 ~,