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A Swim for Liberty.

From the NtIp York TYtnks
A veritablo oaonpo was made in Austratinn
wntorB, few weeks Biuoo, almost ag amazinp "a
that of Edmond Dantes, In tho novel of Monte
Crieto." It sooma thnt tho Fronch tranpport
steamer LOrno had put into tho lower hnrbor
OF Melbourne for coal and provisions, On board
wore 500 Communists, bound for tho French po-
nal settlenlent:of Now Caledonia. Tho sentinols
on duty wore quadruplod in number, and tho shin
was kept brilliantly illuminated With lanterns,
Boats Tere stationed at judiciouv distances,
and all conceivable precautions taken to pro-
vent any Of tho conviota from escaping. But
by m extraordinary combination Of courage,
good fortune. and physical endurance, ono
Michel seringo managed to effect his departure
from tho vessel, and hts arrival on shore, dis
tanco Of Reyon miles; whore, aince thoro is no
expatriation for political orensos. he walks to-
day free man.
According to the Melbourne Argus, serigno,
having watched his opportunity for sovernl
hours, rolled out OF portrholo into collier,
which had boon brought alongside to furniah tho
steamer with coal. guard with Chaseepot
was close by, but tho prisoner executed hiB crit
teal moyomont Just as tho sentry was moving
from him, and before DO turned. sorigno foil
amid tho ooals. and, with groat swiftuoBB and
dexterity, covered himself up among them. Hero
he lay until after midnight, his first descent
having been mndo at about Q. He now Btealthily
lowered himself overheard and Bwam to tho
collior'e atorn, Wlere boat waB fastened.
, 1873-08-01

before December tho 1and-grant Of 1900, 900
aofon WI 20 l9st to The Company Tho caao was
sorving bis decision.
Con: oaes, Gen. Dockor md tho Hon. q. 4,
HntolainBon, with othor railroad magnatoB and
eminent attorneys from Now York, PHILADELPHIA
aud 1t. Paul, havo boon In attendance,
, 1873-08-01
FIRES.
acrlous Conflugrntion In IRoston---
ntlrntnE Of u largo Warotouso---
Further "Details OF tho Elrc In NcsT
YOFk~~Otlkpr lEurninuH.

HuEEHAHH OF u 14HE8D "AfGh0N9C~~.
Further "Details OF Tho riro In Now
York-.Otf.or 1surntnus,
Dosrou, july 01,-At o,00 .. n1., a fro broke
ont il, tho building Of Tho National Dock aud
Warehouse OompnI,y. Lewis Street, East boston,
which Tas entiroly consumod with It's oontontB
1t WINS 8 largo brick building, 250 foot long by 30
feet yilo. aud 11aoi entirely for storage p,lr-
nnBoa, md waa alno a bonded warehouse. Tho
aooon1 atnrv ami ATTIC wero flllod with consign-
monts of iuto, homp. aud uunny cloth and gunny
hora. y Thn cToind foor and basomoiit
wnrs also nenriy flled with largo amount Of
s,trar and anltnotro. all tho property OF q largo
,1mi,er Of oWt1ore Lore and In Now York. The
buliinr vas owned by Tie National Dock /
W.rol,onHo COMPANY, and valued at s75 600. ful-
" inanrol. It is cstimatoi thero woro s40n off1
Worth Of property stored in tho building. Tho
fosa will bo $500 600. Tho insurance connot Ia
aecertaiuod, Tlo fro was untionhtoi1lv on,,aHl
By spontaneous combustion. "
New YonK, July 31.-From such examination
as can DO malo nt present OF tl,e bonded waro-
house In which the lro took place last NIGHT II Ia
beloved that while tho roof Of tho qreonwich
street buiIdinr bns wholly faIton. thu ei1tI Or
uppor floor has not failon ut ali. n!thoueh oyan
t}1ta couli mt At fret In narortoino In tho .vroc
Of tho upper story. Tic fth oor is in m position,
through. He1ow thia tke famaun rvaa wholly hv
, 1873-08-01

ST. Louis, July 3l.-A good portion Of tho
soBsion Of the Gorman Tcachera' Convention to-
day was taken up in discussing tho question
whothor tho character of the pupils is influenced
detrimentally by tho instruction of female teach-
ers, and whether men arc proper poraons to
teach, and have all tho qualifications Of teachers.
Local md Central Committees were appointed
for arranging for future conventions. Two or
q number of resolutions tho Convention ad-
inr1rred
, 1873-08-01
FOREIGN.
Opposition in England to the Mar
riage-Grant to the Duke
of Edinburgh.
One Hundred French Deputies
Send IN Address to
the Pope.


LONDON. July 81.-Drndlaugh llaa Issued d cali
for ,nootng in Hyde park, on Sunday noxt, to
protest ngainRt any incroaBe In tho allowance Of
tho Duke Of Edinburgh OH tho occasion Of his
marriago. Demonstrations in opposition to tho
proposed incrcRuo wore malo yostorday ut Not
tingham, Birmingham, aud other p1acos In Eng
land.
In tho uonBn OF Commons to-day, Nlr. G]ad-
stone stated TINT tho bupinoes Of tho House was
30 far advanced aa to warrant tho hopo that its
session would bo prorogucd on Tuesday next.
Tho BIZ granting m annuity of f25, 600 to tho
Dulto Of Edinburgh upon ha approaching mar-
ri1ge eamo Up on ita second rea'llng,
Tint tho second reading Of tho bill DO poatponod
for one month from this date. Ho spoke at
groat length in support Of la motion. In tho
course Of his speech ho protested against tho
of 70 rosa oren III no sasd ns snss
such applIcations place tho Queen in an unfayor-
ablo and unsatisfactory light boforo tho public.
HI, Mo tn9Ms|ht sl,n,5|lt. that, Il tho civil list
Grown ought to surrender to tho public Treas-
ury tho immonHo private property now held by
It. Flo hold TINT II hor private property bo re-
tanned by tile Queen, thore can bo no Decossity
Ho stated TINT tho whole management Of tho
civil list naturally giyos rise to humorous gravo
suspicious on tho part Of tho public by roason OF
the secrecy with which 1t Is invested He a1ao
said that tho pooplo Of Great Britain were not
Interested in tho proposcd marriage Of tho Duke
of Edinburgh and, bebidos that, tho1attor receives
an ample allowance NOW, wrung. as it is, from
reluctant and indignant people.
George Auderaon, member for Glasgow, Soc
onded the motion to postpone. He declared that
tho proposal contained in tho bill diBgraceful.
Edward T. Donverie, member for Kiimarnock,
and John Sidney North, member for Oxford
shiro. spoke in opposition to tho poatpouomont
Of tho second reading Of tho bill.
Mr. Gladstone regretted the tono Of the dis
cuasion which had taken place. Ho denied tint
tho Government had maintained any seerocy
touching tho management Of tho, Grown
mover :intcndod to provide for tho portloning Of
tho royal childron. Parliament must either
adopt tho course at present propoaod, mud as
pursued with regard to those Of tho royal chill
dren already married., or provide for an Increased
civil list. He upheld tho proposition contained
in tho bill, as Ii gavo to parfiament tho control
Of tho conduct Of tie Grown and Of the royal
family.
Tho motion to postpone Was lost, and the bill
passed second reading by vote OF 1G2 yoas to
lB nay6.
, 1873-08-01

Special Dfspateh to The Chicago 14ibtsrs.
MILWAUKEE, July 31.-To-day, O. Fall, Of
Cleveland, while on bis way to st. Paul, fell boz
tweon the cars OF train, at Powaukoe, and had
ono arm cut OF near tho shoulder. It Is feared
no may not recover. Fail WAS intoxicated at tho
time Of tho accident,
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 31.-Thomas Grcon,
q laborer, was run over by freight train On tho
Cairo d Fulton Railroad, at Newport, on White
River, to-day.
, 1873-08-01

Lou1syI1LE, July 31.-The atrray ct Cavc City,
Ky, mentioned in tlleBo dispatches few days
Binco, was between D. 4. Graves, lossee Of the
Mammoth Caye, ahd Creed Tucker, his agent.
The parties woro making T. settlement, when d
dispute arose, resulting III Graves boing cut sov
oral timoa with q bowio-knifo in tho hands Of
Tuckor. Both parties hrod pistol shots sovorul
timoB. Tucker missing each timo. Graves
slightly wounded young brother Of Tucker,
who jumped between thom, by M accidental
shot. Both men have boen arrested. Graves
is quite aoriouHly wounded.
, 1873-08-01

WASHINGTON, July S1.-On Friday for tile
Gulf and South Atlantic States. southwest winds.
higher Temperature, partly cloudy weather, and
local storms. For tho Middle States, eastorly
winds, yeering to tho southwest, hign: te1npera-
turo, cloudy weather, and numerousloc storms
For New England, south and Gust winds, higher
temperature, increasing oloudlncss, and possibly
local rainH. For the Lower Lakes and Ohio
Valley, southweaterly winds and numerous local
Btornas. For the Upper Lakes, northeaBtorly
Winds, cloudy, and threatening weather. For
tho Lower Missouri Valley, westerly winds and
clear or clearing weather.
STAGE OF WATER.
Daily report OF the stage Of water, with
changes in the ~ hours ending 9 p, M, July 81,
1879: 7'' -
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Vicc.Tsresiile1Rt Wilson,

BosroN, July 31.-Tho Eucning 1rauellcr pub
lshos the following: 4 Washington correspond
ent tolegEaphs that Yice-president Wilson il
about to undergo formidable operation, and it
is thought he may not Buryiye." On the con-
trary, Ar. Wilson is much bottcr than he has
been ut any time since his illness, and is steadily
improving. No operation whatever ia or has
been contemplated. It il to be regretted tlat
newspaper correspondents will not lot him ro-
cover n peace.
, 1873-08-01
Tired OF Life.

: Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PEonIA, ILL.,, July 31.-John Dixon, farmer,
from long absence in Kansas on Monday night,
ana went to his old home on tho prairie. Dur
ing his absence his folks had moved into town,
and, overcome with grief ut finding tho old homo
vacant, he committed auicile by taking poison.
rirbE
, 1873-08-01
Michigan ItcnnH.

Special DispatcA to 1'he Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, July 3l.-The man who WAS run ovor
last Monday, near Birmingham, has been idonti-
fed na Charles so1by, q travelling peddlor. He
was not known to have any home.
The now State Board OF Health has formally
organized, with DR.. H. 0. Hitchcock, of Kahn
mazoo, cas President, and DR.. II. B. Baker, Of
Lansing, as Secretary. It holds regular meet
ings four times year, and special meetings ut
tho call Of it's Prosidont
, 1873-08-01
MARINE.
Port Of Chicago

ARRIVED. 1u1y 81
Prop 0conto, Green Bay, sllndries.
8clr Arundel Monomluec, lumber.
achr Fisher, 6uuth Hayen, wood.
Stmr Corona, st. Joseph, sundses.
8tmr 8heboygan, Two lavora s,lntlrfcs+
stu,r Hattie Earl, saugatuck, lnnshsr.
Bchr Woatchestsr, MuAkegon, lumber.
Rtm bgs ]. II. Owen, Escanapa, iron oFe.
Bchr Ithaca, Muskegon, lumber.
Prop lra Oha1ee, sAughtuct, lumbar.
Bchr Eliza Day. PoEo Marquette, lumber,
HohE Npena, Muskogon, sundr1es:
Behr 13oasio Ioalt, Jacksonport, Telegraph poles.
Bohz Topsy, Muskc8oR, lumber:
Hchr Caledonia, South lIaryon, lumber.
Hohr Cuba, Muskegon, lumber,
ecow Flora, Baugatuct, lumber.
6ohr j. 4. Johnsou. 4augatuct, Mood.
, 1873-08-01
THE STATE STREET SHOOTING.

Mike DecmiR, tho victim Of tho shooting ARRAY
on State street, is believed by hia physician to
be recovering. Yesterday morning Workmister
md Alagnus were brought before Banyon.
Workmister Was refused bail untll the result of
his victitn'a wounds could bo known. hragnuB
was hold for trial under bail Of $4,000. both
were taken to tho County Jail.
, 1873-08-01
POLITICAL.
Close Of tho Virginia Republican Con-
yontion.
Adoption Of a Unique Platform and
Nomination OF State Officers,
Tho New York Liberal Republic
cans.


Tho virginia Republicans.
LTNoununa, Va, July 31.-1n tho Republican
Convention, about o'clock this morning, voto
was arrived at for Lieutenant Governor, and G.
r. RamBdoll, Of Surrey County, received the
nomination on tho first ballot. At o'clock
ton for Atsornoy-G Gonoral, but pondng tho ca1l
they wore all withdrawn except Judge David
fultz, 1attso Of Staunton, who waH nominated
on tho first ballot Tho Convention Mnn nd
journol ,util noo1l.
Tho Convention reausonlbled at noon. Col.
Hughes, tho nominee for Governor, accepted tho
nomination
Tho Committee on Platform announced tho
approaching canyaHa. Thoy ronfIirm tho plat.
form OF 1872 fntlorAo tho Administration Of
President Grah, favor on nd ralorem syBtatn OF
taxation, as eet forth iu tho Constitution; favor
aB it Gun bo dono without detrimont to tho ma
tional 1nanoos; advocate internal improvement
not only In Virginia, but III tho whole coun-
try, aH the means Of cheap transportation,
james River It Kannwha Canal, and call upon
CongreHs to make IN appropriation at its noxt
session, believing it national necessity fayors
The payment Of tho State dobt without oppresH-
tng tho people; opposes all e1tra compensation
and favors economy IN State and national affairs,
dinapproveB OF the bill known aB tho Funding
bill" US having buen made solo in tho interest Of
tho bondholdora, and demands tho submission
OF tho question Of tho hi.Rncal condition OF
Virginia and West Virginia to tho
Supreme Court Of tho United States
fayora tho Development Of tho resources OF
tho State fayors Impartial administration of
Justice to both raceH favora tho election Of
President mud Vice-Preaident, and oil otIicerB Of
tho Government, by diroct vote Of tho people;
opposes Con. Grants policy Of settling interna-
tional Disputes by arbitration instead Of resort-
Ing to tho sword; demands that tho Federal
Courts be aecessiblo to all citizons for redrosB
demands reform III tile State laws, in order to
secure fair elections by tho nbolttion Of partisan
supervision. Tho report was adopted.
A resolution was introduced by co1ored dole
gato donouncing the salary-gsab, which created
much confusion and excitement, but no action
was taken.
Congressman platt dofcnded tho back-psy
bill as just and proper.
;, The resolution was, by the implied consent Of
the Convention, withdrawn By tic membor who
offered it. Adjourned ane do.
, 1873-08-01
Vessels Passed Detroit.

DkTno1T, Mich, SIP. m.-pAssEo Ur-propollorA
shciden, Powers, Alaska, Idaho, Fink, Vanderbilt,
An Annie Yo1ngi bark Orphan Boy sehoonora schuyl-
kii, Nabob, Grass, Avery, John Jowett, Southwest,
unckloy, Senator.
PASSED DowN-Propellera Sheridan, Comet Nnasia,
pacilc, Buffalo nnd barges, Dunktrt md barges,
Morse.
WND-East.
DETROIT. July 3l.-pAssEp Ur-prop Hackett and
Frank Perow, Camanchc, Reed, Case.
II PASSED Dows--props Arizona Yoaemlto. Winonns
rIandors, Montauk, Laie Forest, Dakota, Drlghuc.
Harvest Queen,
WrSp-East.
, 1873-08-01

baltimore, July 31.-OArTLE-b1arket oycg-sur-
Piled and hta1ic lower Very best sale, 5t@875o;
f4tato, generally rated first quality. 4@61o medium
Guod fair quality. 4@tHc. Rceoirts l,727; sa!es
Hoas-In fair supply and moderate demand, at Y
lowur; 7t@6hc. Receipts, 7,l47.
snEEP-Mors aciyo, and ~ higher, At 4@54o. Re-
coipts, 4,607.
, 1873-08-01
Mennonite Delegation.

three Mennonites from the southern part OF
Prussia il now in town. They have Just RETURN
cd from q trip over the Northern iacifio Rail-
road whore thoy may induce their people. num-
beriug 10000, to settle.
, 1873-08-01

Special Dtsnatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
DuRIlNoToN, H., July 8l.-Xt Mecomb ILL.,,
to-day tho Jury, after being out ono hour, re-
turned yortliot OF "not guilty" in the caso Of
tho People vs. Ihomas JOHNSON, Indicted for
granddaughter.
, 1873-08-01
Wtfe-ltIurler and Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, July 81.-This evening Ed
ward Bcnstet1aiter out the throat Of his wife,
Mary, with razor, and then committed suicide
by takitE poison. Their dead bodies wore
found o. the floor Of their apartments, They
had bean married. two months. Jealousy was
tbs cause.
, 1873-08-01
FRANCE.

PARIS, July 31.-One hundred Deputies to tho
French Assembly hayo aont to the Pope an ad-
drcss, assuring him Of their continued devotion
to His Holiness.
It Ia reported TINT tho Count do Paria has gone
to visit the Count do Chnmbard.
, 1873-08-01

OA1Ro, Ill.,, July 9l.-Wm. Campbell (colored),
who, IL charged with tho murder Of Thomas
April, has boon found guilty Of murtlor in tho
first degEoe, aud aentoncod 10 be hanged.
, 1873-08-01

Rotr ]. 11ihbhrd, 1rol1yh Tier, Tan bark.
Bchr Myrtle, M1iekcgoM, lurnbcr.
8chr Game Cock MusheBon, lumber.
Steam largo Dunbar, MilBkegon, lt,inbcn
nargo Contest, Muskcgon, lumber. .
barge Comet, kfuAkegon. lumber.
Hchr hf. Dali, LudinRton, lumber.
8coW Marion Dixon, Holland, tanbart.
Hchr Mary, MuskeRon, lumber,
Prop Nebraska, Buffalo. suudrlcs.
gchr Emeltno, Muskcgon, lumber.
PROP Intia, Buffalo, elindr1cn.
6chr D. Newhhll, WillArla Pier, wood.
Bchr Souvenir, Pentwhter, no cargo.
Hcllr Allno Sherwood Buffalo. lumber,
'chr Racino, Muskogon, lnmbor.
rrop Aiolawh, Buffalo, enndrles.
CLEARED. .....,,., ,tj1v 81.
BEmr orona, 81. Josep. 90 eacks seed, and sundrcs
Hchr U. q. Grant, EscanAha, 60 bu oata.
rrop Chicago Buffalo, 600 bu corn, 800 bfls dour,
40 tcs lard, 40 casea laEf.
Prop 1ra CAace, sauEatuck, 100 dry hidos, 10 green
hftlts, 20 brls salt.
Prop Fnyor1to, henominoe. 80 tons coal,
lark Nniad, buffalo, 40, 800 bu corn.
Aehr II. O. Crawford, Goodrich, 36o bs1 corn.
Bchr E. III. Davidson, DufIalo. q 600 bu wheat.
Bchr sheboygnn, Hacino, suniries.
Bclr 0bra1, Lincoln, balos p1asterfng-tiairs
N16HT QLEARAECE9. =.
Prop q. F. Wado Port Huron 26 GOO bu cornt 100 b1A
oatmeal, 614 brfs flour.
stmr City of Concord, ogdcnaburgh, 1908 Du corDs
Prop Empire state, Buffalo, 24ooo bu corn, 1,Too brs
achr " pl,clrs, Kingston, 1000 bu wheat.
schr Northumborlnnd, Kingston, ID, 1903 bu whoat,
bahr Norman, Goderich, 18,O76 blu corn.
, 1873-08-01
THE Temperature.

Cn1oAoo, July 81.
Tho range Of temperature this day, as re-
ported by l.. Alanaase, optician, % West Madi-
son atreet, every 1Rlf-hour, is as folloMg:
, 1873-08-01

QUINCY, Ill.,, July 31.--A grand pigoon-shoot-
ing match takes place at tho FUR Grounds on
Thursday noxs, ut which Hanworth and other
from abroad will compete.
, 1873-08-01

Special DftpatcA to The Chtcaoo Tribune
JAENsvlLLE, Wis, July 31.-A petition, signed
by ,250 lady residents OF Jancsyille, WAS pre-
aented to the Common Council last night, re-
quoating them to grant no more liquor licenses.
No action WAS taken upon it.
, 1873-08-01
MARRIAGES.,

xDAKER-CRANDALL-Att tho residonco of Josoph
ns1 vEssn on on tho soth inst By the Roy
ltkos Of Palatino, Ill., and Mrs. Mary a. CrHnda., Of
Chicago.
B1RD-MoDoNouaH-A st. kIsr,'s Church, July
g. by tho Ioy. Father Noonan, Mr. Thomas Bird aud
Mo cards.
, 1873-08-01

Auction sale VI Government Property.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3l.-Tho Marine Hospital,
on Common Btroot, which cost the Government
for 651, 900.
, 1873-08-01
Illinois River nnd Canal News.

aptc1at Ditpateh 70 The Chicago Tribune. :
LasAtLE, ILL.,, July s1.-The prop Storm arrsyedtt
towing lhc sana-boata senoc., from ohloothc, viii
soTn 1or Chicago; aao tho Merchant and Milwaukee,.
ooth light ior Iasalo. Tho prop Dopuo arrived from
Me9,nopn ,ne lSh. Tho eanalboats Monitor Ieyiathsn.
&c 4haRe, an9 Waterloo ~ gh dropped down to Peru.
[., oh[,!soths both with corn Tor Chicago barge No
RepaIor No. 4, for ottawn ali PASSED Into tho canal
IN IN. W.aor9o . with light load Of shingles for La
and the Gen. 1osocranz, with atono for Tue Henry
Dam, all passed. out OF tho canal.
Eight feet and Rercn inches Of water On the nttresl
ct Lock 15. -Four feet md alx inches reported On
Kickapoo Bar.
- CANAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, July 81,
:. AnnrvED-btontauk Lasalle 5000 bu corn Atlau-
TIC, Morris, S,78o bu corn; Omaha, seneca 6,aOo hu
corn Cen. Sherman, Seneca, t,00o bu corr Gracl0
ariswo!d. snnook., 5000 bu corn; SUNRISE ohsul--
nhon, 1890 bu corn T. nyburn, Ma1seilles, 5000 bu
corn, Loo bu oats, 1900 liz paper; Eizabeth Lock-
Ho1 s "9s It, 100 %, bril-
58oo hu corn J. Menard, Ottawa, a400 bu corn l206
hn oata; Drill East Morris, JAS tons coal.
shingles, 30 btls limo,
, 1873-08-01

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago 9rtbunA
DEBhlo1EEs. Iowa, July 31.-Lucien and En-
met Smith, brothorH. and IS years OF age wero
drowned IN the DoaMoines River this evening.
, 1873-08-01

Albany Cattle Market.
ArnANY, July Observation-Disclosures Of besyes
1900 thus far thLa week. Market 10 of.
MlLCH Cows, 9nEEP AND pLAMDB-Unchau1ed.
, 1873-08-01

LIVERPOOL, July 3l.-Tho steamships India
and Laplaud, from Now York, have arrived out.
New YonK, July 31.-Arriyod, tho steamship
Great Western, from bristol, England, and tho
Columbia, from Glasgow
, 1873-08-01
Shc Would IEo H. Mormon.

DErnoIr, July 3l.-1n spite Of tho ontreatles
city, determined on becoming Mormon, coolly
shook hands with h1r. Problo, kissed her three
childron, aud loft last night for Suit Lako via
Chicago, .
, 1873-08-01

SARATOGA, N. T., July 31.-The Liberal Re-
publican State Convention mot horo tonight;
afteon members present The only action taken
Eas to appoint u Committee Of aix,
Gen. cocirano, Chairman, to determine upon tho
limo, method, kc., Of calling State Convention,
and report to tho Goneral Committee tomorrow.
, 1873-08-01

Kansas IInmigrntt0ns
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
P1ATTsMouTi1, Mob, July N.-1nlmigration is
briBkly coming in ut this point by rail, river and
WaCQuH.
, 1873-08-01

The Sta LOUIE lMKNEAnCD El0Ctf0ns
BT. LOUIS, July 1.-The election to-day. for
4 AuoH Board OF Directors Of tue st. Louis Mu-
, 1873-08-01

iu needed to supplement- our omnibuscs and
ntreot.care, and ai,cll a company would not BIO
long IN aequirlng wealth, Importance, and TO
Hpootability n.
, 1873-08-01

No Politics for tho Nebraska Grangerss
Sr*ctas Diauatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PLATrsa1ouTu. Mob, July 3l.-Thero arc $50
Oranges Of the Patrons Of Husbandry in Nobras-
Ill., They resolve to take no active Of direct part
in politics,
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un n,ftfpssi,p position tm,ud tlIr l.nia
ted states, ON upcmut utthn Mckenzie
raid, nnd II ~ not Toured lbnt diplo.
lnWullp combinations viii hC the
result The McXicun-arc dealing with
the question icndcrly, and the puhish-
mcnt Mckenzie inflicted on ihos"
/ trpachCrOui faICnis, engaged In depfc-
dptions on the RiO Gr0ndc, f. NOR re-
gGrdcd 20 much u Gu 1ileu'e against
/ international law, - some would have
II appear.
! NEW YORK, JUIy -. Weather clear
und warm.
! II II stated the Congressional Conn
miltcc on Transportation have issued
/ n circular To State oranges of husbandry
. throughout the country, asking them
| 10 send delegates to meet the Commit
| tee, and 10 furnish Information on sub
/ jccts they are investigating, and pre-
| sent the views of the farmers Of the
different States in regard to the dc
| fccts, abuses and grievances alleged 10
exist under the present system,
/ \ letter from lOkOlOma states that
/ most Of the African squadron was AT
| Shanghai in the latter part Of June.
| Lieutenant lnfrcy, Of the Ashul0t was
sentenced to two years suspensions for
! bad conduct. Commander Wilson, of
| the Enntic, is being tried for drunken
ness, aud Lieutenant Rowland for OH
. tanning money under false prutCn~cN.
/ SIX months after the ubit. and
/ dallas widow is a widow no longer.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-26

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