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t Tho E1positor, n wcckiy Enpcr published for
gratultoua distribution, has bal breaking-outa Mt
tho mouth against tho Row Robert laird Collier,
III roforonco to tho printing of tho Relief ocotys
report In Boston lnstoad Of Chicago. II tho
E1positor, or those whom 1t ropresonts, would
formulate their views in reference to this print-
ing question, instead Of Safeguarding Mr. Col
Her, tho public would DO ablo to understand
triffo bottor tho gravamcn Of thoir complaint.
It 1t ia intondod to say that tho Relief Society
had no right to get thoir printing tlono in
Boston, that is ono thing. II 1t is intended
to say TINT, III viow Of tho fact that Tho Report
was sort Of Memorial document, tho printing
ought to havo boon dono In Chicago, TINT Is a,l-
othcr thing. II 1t is intended to say TINT bo-
causo 1argo number Of Chicago printors woro
burnt out, therefore tho job ought to 1ayo boon
giyon to ono Of tholn, to tho exclusion Of tho
rest, that Is still another thing. Tho number Of
pooplo roeiding in Chicago WHO got thor CLOTH
ing made in Boston, for ono reaaon Or anothor
satisfactory to thomHelvos, regardless Of tho OK
iatonco Of experienced tailors in thoir OWN
midst, Is pretty largo. ThoBo pooplo, aud most
othcrs, NO appreloud, will regard tho yclping
With which Mr. Collicr and tho Printing Com
mittoo OF tho Roliof Society have boon molost-
cd aa little bottor than gratuitouB impudonco.
, 1873-08-16

In Gen. Dutler's defcnso Of tito Congressional
back-pay atoal ho took tho ground that all
olassos of pcraons had grabbed everything tic
Law allowed them, mud, among others, declared
that tho workmen in tho public shops Ind taken
thoir baek-pay. Tho caac Of tho workmon get
ting bnok~pny reHta upon thoao faots When tho
Eight-Hour law WAS passed, it was stipulated
that thore should DO no reduction Of waRos be-
Cause Of tho reduction Of tho ho,rs Of work.
But the officers in charge Of Bovaral Of tho pub
lio works rofusod to pay for oight hours work
moro than four-1fths Of what had boon pnid
for ton hours' work. Tho wofkmon protested,
claiming their full pay, and, pending
a decision, q considerable aum Of wagos accu-
mulated. Finally it WAS decided that tho reduo-
tlon Of 20 per cont Of wages was wrong, and
thai 1t should bo paid to tho mon, and this is
what Butlcr cal1s grabbing bacl-pay, and it is
with this that he compares tho action Of Con-
greaa In voting tho nombora increased pay, tho
inoroaso to begin two years back.
, 1873-08-16


Thlrd-torm telling Is not confined altogether
to H"r'an's Washington Chronicle. The Pitts
nurgh Ge1zefte has touch Of it. Whilo profess.
ing to boliovo TINT Gan. Grant viows the third
term principle with high disdain, and TINT his
wishes are limited to naming hEs succcssor, tho
oazeEte holds that popular objections to third
terms aro founded uponan altogether exaggerated
estimaso OF their oyiln, t,,1s:
Tint third torn Of Office, bestowed on my ono
porson endangcrs tho liberties Of tho peo oe is In tho
hfgheat degree absurd. Roman pouica wore corrupt
to rottcnnasa befora Ceaar's day. Whatevcr minor
corfuptionH there may 10 in American poll-
lies, lAoso who are conyerlaut With poti
cal ahaira know that Lincoln Grant wera tho can
uidAsea Of the people, Thore vs no essential corru-
ton attending their oocttonA DOR II thoro wap 1t wns
entirely unnecessary, as tture wero sufficient Aouou
votes cast III oir favor to<e'oct tho So long aa thu
leoplo aro not generally corruptcd an exert their
proper influence In the selection Of Presidential call
dldates, and 30 long tour army aall and scatter
co. our Aborics arQ. ndt endangered by tho number
OF terms Proafdsnt may hold. On tie contrary, The
Ttare af tho people ia. apt to b. promottd-aB the
aelocion Of ncandidatcfor THIRD tor iH likely 10 10
moro unu else an Indictment to continued woll-
doing.
, 1873-08-16

Tho Ohfcago produce nnrkota wcro quito &C.
two yostoraay, and variable. Moss pork was in
good demand, aud stondy at sl5o5@1e.00 cash
Or sollor September. Lard was quiet mud shade
esHor at 71so pcr ID for winter, and 76c for gum
NOR rendered. Moats woro quiet md firm ut
75@8o for shoulders, 951@956o for short mid
dies, and 1o@12o for ewoot-pickled hams. Lako
froights wore activo and II lowor, ut DO for corn
to Buffalo. Hghwinos woro quiet and 10 highor,
at 92o por gallon. Flour WAS strong and
quiot. Wheat was activc at Thuraday's average
of prices, closing at 81 "a, cash, s1.1sA@1 .1sa
sollor the month, and S1.12111@1.1226 seller Sop
tcmber. Corn was active mud shalo lower,
closing strong at 4oo cash, and 5000 aoller Sep
ton1bor. Oats woro active md 10 higher, clog
ing ut 28c cash, and 2611lo seller septembcr Ryo
was quiet and &c higher, closing at o515c. Bar
hy was loss active, and 90 lowor, cloBpg at 91.01
adler September, aud $50 for No. 8 do Hogs
wore III demand ut 94.s0@4.9O. closing easy.
ihs casle market remainB dull and week.. Gales
at S2'oo@5.5o. Sheep woro quiet and steady.
, 1873-08-16

Numbering; pn1ice EEnitt--.trrlnEe-
aiae1ats for Live Stock Shipments for

A 1ffr1ndcriasE po1ice rEn5d--.trranEc-
lne1ats for Live Stock Shipments for
Tcx:a.
spteias Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Quincy, ILL.,. Aug. l5.-This city laa boen
greatly excited for several days over the arrest
of several young men, sons of aomo Of our host
known citizens, on charged that they belonged
to regularly organized band Of burglars aud
countcrfeiterB, and that they wore responsible
for number Of robberioa which have boon conf
nlittcd here within tho past two months. An
investigation proved, however, that tho police
miatook d littlo private. club for band OF deB-
peradoos, and captured II lot of amateur aotors
and negro minBtrels. Tie arrests woro nude
with such unnecessary yiolonce that the affair
ia likely to result in trouble to tho laundering
police authorities.
A meeting Of citizons ia chilled for tomorrow
evening, to organize Corn Exchange.
Tho Stock Yaria i'll this city arc being put in
proper ortlor for tho reception of ToxaH catt1o
from tho Missouri, KanHas l. Pacific Railroad.
G. It. Davis, Superintendent Of tho Chicago,
burlington s Quincy Stock Yards. leaves for
Toxaa, to mako arrangement for tho shipment OF
Cattle by that road 10 Chicago and tho East.
, 1873-08-16

Everything is charged on tho Jesuits nova
lays Mr. Whauey, II. T., says that they are a.
the bottom Of tho peculiar and venomous zea1
with which tho Tiohborne claimant Ia. fought
III the English courts. Tloy arc ,ow accused
OF having fabricated the astounding sentiments
Which Bismarck lately Expressed in q couyersa-
tion with tho reporter OF IN American
newspaper. Tho Chancellor vas reported
to hava declared that Lie, wished to crush Ron,o
only i'll order to crush Christianity, and that bo
would If ho could eradicate tho idea of Cad
from tho minds Of tho people, md replace it
BY tho i.lea Of tl.o State. Further, the State
could proserye itself only by doatroyinc MI
family and religious allegiance itself must DO
sole and supreme. Those terrific uttorances, tho
NorM German GaxeAo says, Bismarck mover
nude, aud it ndds that the Jesuitg woro thu
authors Of the fasehood.
, 1873-08-16
NOTES AND OPINION,

Tho rogulnr call for Republican County Cou
,on.;o,, ~ K,n,,,,a, m a.. :55,
scn'ioA w AanA''aoo' LIZ, oes' l, Id aaaroshcd
to-
The Ronuh1,can yotora oY Konlckoo countv r1,o
aro in favor Of CONTROLLING by law lin Saflroes II ar
Slate. and iii other cornoratjona nni nnnooiiea W INV
oppreasng tho agricultural aud industrial interests Of
o tho ID tA7or of reducing a1es to
~ 1r u,,a,;,,.,.
~. H. " -. ',nottnan' n VINO Signs tic aooVo ea
Chairman OF tue lopublican ComMittoo il 4
n,onbor Of TIM Illinois ror,e,atnro No,y - toot
s,:I, 5'u4"'aio. No"' u toAs
WHICH o1clnaca como OF the =, b91 Republican
yotos must also exclude a}l Of the MN who <vero
not, last year, Republican yoteu. Whv, thon,
address, it to Republican voters at all?
in Lasallo County, ILL.,. the now toet
for Republican votoru appoars IN \ modlflod
firm md lilo cnll for n cn,utv couvo,+;on NJ
Ottawa, Sept. 0, is Addressed to-
Tho yotera Of Lasallo County, Ill.,! who aro In ay1,
naay witl, an devoted tao rncipea Of tla Nolub-
ise imns{on in ay pEape or form wstegor @r un's'
--Iu Christian County, Ill. (uraut. 2.alo :
, 1873-08-16

There Is no diminntion Of lao excitement in
Canada oyor the prorogatfon Of Parliament, aud
;he mir Is filed with rumors, on, Of which ia to
Tho effect TINT the contract awedod to tho Pa-
siflc Railway by tho aovcrnmon, has boen an
aulloa. meeting of tho Opposition mombors
Of Parliament las been hold. They haye ro-
patton of III Investigation that bobngs to Par
liament, and declare that tho 1nomentP ParIiamont
roasBembles it must tako tho matter hto ita own
hnufls again.
, 1873-08-16

The Rev. II. Vogel, pastor of tho German Lu-
thoran Church at Madison, Wis, has published
his 'viows Oh tho sunday-hoor question. lIe
holds that the observance Of the first day Of tho
week, or Sunday, for religious purposes, il g. hu-
man and not divine ordination; that tho OBJ
ssrvanco Of the seventh day, Or sabbath, is q
Jewish and not Christian rito; that tho OBJ
sorvance Of Sunday is in tho naturo Of Chris
titan privilege, and that it should not bo in
friugel upon by boisterous sports in SALOONS or
elsowhere, but that it is not becoming in
Christians to enforce any particular
mode Of observing Sunday upon other people,
though they may rightfully persuade them to
intend religious exercises. Mr, Vogol thinks
that n regulation requiring tho saloons to closo
: during tho liour Of Sunday morning service, and
allowing them to remain opon during tho rc-
mander Of the day under suitable surveillance
Tor the preservation OF good order, is all TINT
oitAor1reigion or good government can Justly ro-
quiro- Flo opposes coercyo temperance laws,
and thinls that no Biblical authority can bo
found for thom.
, 1873-08-16
TIE :. NATIONAL UNIyERs1rY urfmp1

TIE "NAT10NAL UNIVER3IrY" HuMBug.
For several yoaru thoro layo bccn actiyo efforts
matto to cultivate Il public aontimont in favor OF
tho establmllmont OF a National University, to bo
locnted at Washington City, aud to bo supported
by national tax. TliH schomo haa progressed
slowly, though, us long ago as 1869, Prof. j. ".
11oyt, OF Wisconsin, obtained sort of indorso-
mont Of sucll I'll establishment from tho National
Educational Asaociation.-nni indoraoment which,
IN modified form, has boon substantially ro-
poatel at tho animal sessions Of the Association
since thon. at tho recent nooting 4oId 1T Elnira,
N. Y, President Eliot, Of Harvard University,
made report on this subject, which is 30
ominently practical. and 90 clear and compre-
loualyo III its array Of faota tat 1t cannot fail to
attract general attention. Tho report Ia divided
into throo partH. i. Al, account OF what I,aa
boen done on thiB subject siuce 1860. q. An OK
animation OF two bills introduced In tho Sonata
of tho United atatoa to eatablah National Uni
versity. .. 4 discussion OF tho truo policy Of
our Government upon tho subject OF uniyorsity
education. It 10 tho last part OF this report
which las peculiar interest to tho general pub
lic.
In tho vasioua discussions that hayo takon
, 1873-08-16
CANADA.

Thn Press md Kteorlo Stf11 Excited
over tho leuECnt Rr0r0rntion-.EEcao-
Entioil1 Adopted by ma Indignation
meeting at Ottnxvn..EEsiMa0rt tthnt tao
Eacftlc Railway Contract Tlns Kccl1
Thrown UP.
speoiai Dispatch to TIE chfeaso Tribune,
IonoSTo, Ont, Aug. 15.-1lo morning papcra
nubllsh tue Governor Gonoral'a written expana-
lion. lilo Gtode crticsoa tho document ut
length though not aevoroly, and arrives at tho
conclusion TINT Lord Dufforin has shown himgcls
iii his Htatononts sngularly coneIdorate Of tho
Mintntors mid iisconBidorate Of his OWN posltiou
IN tho interests Of tho Canadian pcoplo. while
on tho othor hand tho 1fa,l contonls tint ie
met sovoral points preaaod on l,is notice will,
great force. mud advanced arguments which nro
fncontroveriblo tn favor Of tlie course la admit
a. a. Inc Matt ondoavors to divert popular f1l-
dignation at THO course pursued, by charging tho
Opposition With being disloyal bandltE and IN
Donpito tho efforts Of tho ministerial orra,r
and tho government, sayo Of popular indiRna-
ton Is rolling up which will orc long oyorwlIolrn
md remove tue Disgrace created by this doapotio
Tho Ontario Toaohcrs' Association concluded
ite sosHlons !S today. Prof. Goldwin Smith was
OTTAWA, Aug. LIT is stated on good au~
thority thnt tho Pacific Railway contract La.
boon Cancelled, mud Allan thrown overheard. It.
II understood that none of tito mombers who
anu indemnity, though entitled to do no.
at MI Indignation meeting OF mombers oppos.
ing prorogation, Which oxtendod far into tlo.
morning, the following resolutions wore
That the prorogaon Of Parliament without giving
tho House Of Commons tho opportunity prosecuting
thS inquiry It h9i already undertaken IN gross yio-
ment and Of tho rights Of tho people. N'''"@
That. IN tho opinion Of ths meeting, tho Houao Of
, 1873-08-16

Treasurer spinner Tn1.za Wisely Ab0us
Specie Payments nsad Bond Conyer-
kionE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Troaau1cr Spinner in
q lottor published today, aays: :. Resumption
of specio I,aynlont haH been, and think will
continue to bo, put OH until tho time when tho
balance Of trede ulall 10 III our favor. When
truth, 1t will from that causo como Of its own
accord, Tho conversion of government stocks
from higl1or to u 1owor rate Of interest lit now
progressing quito aH fast as The available force
Of tho Treasury Department can comfortably
manage 1t, aild tho prospect Of its continuance
aooma to be pretty certainly assured. 1t is now
q lnoatiou With Tho Secretary whether l,o will
continue tho exchange for & por cent stock or
whit until lle eau place the new stock at ~, or
ovpu ut per cent
, 1873-08-16

Chisolhurst was tho acono OF Donapartigt
picnic yesterday. Six hundred retainers aud
mombors Of this benoacont family wore present.
Tho marked feature OF the occasion vas thu an-
paaranco Of Napoleon ~. as m orator, is baptism
Of fire, like that Of tho days Of pctor and john
having given him tho gift of tongues
Al1 spcech waa worry briof but very ahrowd. Ho
declared that, standing as tan exile " by tho
tomb OF the Emperor, lo waa tho representa-
tive Of his tenchings, which ho summed up
i'll the motto, Govern for tho peop1e, by tho
people," Such sentiment from the lips Of an
Emperor's son is enough to mako afl the dead
stnarts and Bourbona grow lot in their
EgAYca,
, 1873-08-16

Tho nomination OF hIr. Hatatan1 M Fire Mar
,llal was considered yesterday by tho Fire
and Water Committee Of tho Council and by thu
pnlice Commissioners who met With them by invi-
sasion. Atr. Datoham's qualifications for tho
position were generally admitted, but tho ques-
lion was raisod whether Il younger m2n should
not ho made Fire Marshal. II for any cause n1r,
Batoham wore to break down, tho working
OF tho Department. wnnld DO agaiu thrown into
slo hands Of q subordinate. The Conlmitteo
resolved to report tho nomination back tn the
Council without Recommendation.
, 1873-08-16

Ex-Goy. Palmer, in his npoecll at Clinton, ILL.,,
a full report Of which wo publish olacwhoro,
took the ground TINT tho Dartmouth College DO
cison s tho Inv Of the land, and cannot be ur-
cot short Of upsctting Or Amending tho Consti-
tuition; that railroad charters arc contracts be-
tween tho corroratora aud tho Stato, md cannot
bo amon1ea IN any ,1latoral respect without ti4o
eonpent OF: tho corporatorB; that railroad com.
panieH arc common carroro, and aro subject to
tho obligations imposed. by tho common
law; TINT tho common law ia ample III
i!s powers 10 correct all abuBoH
Of railroads md otllor carrers, it enforced
md. finally, that wo have moro lows on tho
atatutc-book, additional to tho common law,
than VIC Gun enforce. 2Ye commend this spe.cl
to the careful consideration OF everybody intor-
osted in railway legislation.
, 1873-08-16

That Taa worry sensible position which tho
Rov. Robert colyor took in hs communication
to THE TRIBUNE rolatiye to tho 1ninistors' half
pay. lie ia in favor of charging ministers full
price for railroad travel, for clothes, for books,
and newspapers, ind for tho other ueceHsarioB
md ln1urlos IN life to which they acqulro titlo
llo haaes tho Justice OF this policy upon tho fact
that ministers nowadays receive u good pay,
nccording to their talent aud deaortg,
as any other class Of people. No ono
will bo inclined to deny this 30 far
as largo cities md prosperous country districts
are concerned. It is timo tllat tho clcrgy should
voluntarily sllod tho garb OF mcndfcancy whicl.
tho acoffors hayo put upon them. Protested
monks. who talio VOW to 1.-Two from tho crumbs
that full from tho ricl, man'a tab1e, may with
moro reason aal< gratuitlcs and discounts,
though wo have al idea that they would do
bo4tor, as rulo, by going to work. ]i!o Paul,
ind earning thoir bread. but tho Protestant
1ninistera Of to-day rather pride themselves, we
think, upon giving thoir congregations and
tho public generally tho worth Of their
salary, which is by no moaua mud
oquato to the support Of family that pays rs it
goes. Tho ealnricH for Protestant pulp!ta rango
from $4,000 to $4,000 yeat; In prosperous
communities, In proportion to the wealth OF tho
congregations aud tho style which tho minister
il required to sustain. Tho salary iB exclusivo
Of tho subscriptions for summer vacations, tho
FREQ rent Of the parsonage. and tho periodical
, 1873-08-16

Tbs "Grangcs," or, as thoy aro ot1ldally dos
isnatca, tho Patrons Of Huabanary, at, non-
political organization. Tile North Star Grange.
Of St. Paul, Miuu., have rocontly made adeliv-
clanco on tho subject Of politics, in whohthey
roltelato what iH very explicitly afir1nol in tho
Constitution Of tho Oraor, that they will hive
nothing to 10 with tho election or dofcat Of ally
candidate or any party. Thoy declare that theil
organization is Of m industrial and social char
lcter exclusively.
, 1873-08-16

Thoro ought to bo somo limit OF titno outside
OF which unrepontant salary -grabbers cannot
hope for absolution. We should say that tlis
time lad come. Those Congressman who drow
thoir pny, went homo with it in their pook-
eta, and thon turmoil it oyor to The Unitod States
Treasury within month OR two, attor satisfying
thomAolyoB that tloir constituents wore opposed
TO 1t, may poualbly DO conceded to hays
4ctod in dororonco to public opinion. Du.
thogo gentlemen who have not yet ro-
turnod tho nonoy, Or who still loavo it in
the hands Of tho sorgcant-at-ArinB subject to
their order at any time, must now regard thom-
selyos as barred out by tho statute Of 1imita-
tlons. All copgressmen WHO proposed to return
tho money from conviction that tho increase
WAS wrong. or In deforcnco to public sentiment,
have done 40 before this tIno, ANY return aftes
, 1873-08-16

a fow days. Tho following div TIM woman tvo,
taken goyoroy III, nu as sl.o f"saoa "w' liz t1o
illnosn was tho rosnt Of medicine taken 10 nro-
duco an abortion. aho han slnco Goon of,nf}nod
to llor bod at tho hotol, md will probably dio.
that tic man who brought hor to Tho hotol il
or soduoor; Tint l>s nalno IL Hall, md tint his
father Ia D physician md druggBt at poorin
that tho iltbt bottlo Of mollcino which sho rut
to produco tho abortion wa' iufnai,ca y yong
celf, and tho third wa, purchased nom drug
GiBt hero.
, 1873-08-16

FonT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 15.-Thia haa been
all unusually interesting elny for tho mrrtler-
trial ut Winchester. Tho dofonue brought out
aomo worry strong. testimony. to tho effect thai
tho defondant had hoan threatened by tho mtr-
dorod man. Tho interogt cultninatol WHOM tho
defendant VIVA put on tho stand. Ho was
represented aa u tall, stout, flnc-looking man.
Ills testimony waa given in straightforward
mil very effective n,annor, md. wlilo public
opinion il still divided about tlo morlta Of tho
caso, considerable sympathy il felt for tho rria-
onor. Tho arguments Of tho ditforont attorneys
will begin Tomorrow but tho caHo will probably
not bo giyon to tho jury before Tuosday Or
Wednesday.
, 1873-08-16
NNhrANkN GfaIl2l.

Special Dspasch to ?ne chitugo Tribune.
p1ArIsMourll, Nob AuC. ia largo body
Of Russian on!igral.ts pasBeu through platts-
mouth for orHattlomott In lilo interior Ut Nebraska.
BoAsion Ut Auhla,l, Saunders County. for SOW
oral countos. Sixty to seventy. toacllera are
present under tho State Superintendent and
normal tpaclara.
, 1873-08-16

p1rrsnuRol,, Aug. ia Indy, mined Jorx,
Foil, saloo1l-keopor. 1Io Ind Eiatol knocked
out OF his pocket while Honflling In fuu with a
friend. Tho pistol striking tho pavement, OK
plolol, and tho ball entered Alra. forks abdo-
mon. Tho wound will probably provo fatal. No
blame attached to Toll.
, 1873-08-16

Special Dispatch II 3He fhirago Tribune.
DErno1r Mich, Aug. l6.-A truill on tho East
sagi.aw md Saginaw City Rallroad to-day
frightened n passing team, which, .rnn away.
Tho team wan attached to Acnvy lumber wagon.
4 Gorlna, namod Ortman. who was driving, and
His non, wore thrown from tho load Of lu1nber,
md tho wagon passed. ovor Ortman's body. 1Io
abont II yeara OF ngo, was thrown non.o dis
tAnce. striking on hls heal, md his injuries are
suppoee4 to DO HerlouB, II not fatal.
, 1873-08-16
SPRINGFfELD.
Charger for Observation-Disclosures .OG.
ficial EEO1id Filctl.

Special Diapach to The Chicago Tribune.
srnMaF1E1D, Aug. 15.-The Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners to-day ordered a. It.
Harper, Chlof Inspector Of Grain at Chicago, to
charge, hereafter, for grain inspected from cars
into htoro, 80 centa per cur and for grain inspoot-
od from storo 10 vessels 90 cents Per 1000
bushels.
Hon.: q. g. Hamburger llaa filed luis oi1lcial
bond In tho onico OF tlo Socrntury Of S!ato
The Gresham & Fontaguo Manufacturing
Company of Chicago capital 3160,000, Las re-
coiyod lleouBo to organize
, 1873-08-16
Trial for Assault with Intent 10 Kill.

NA4&&A 1VI 1&NR1SHE E 4EN NNlEIAE III EAEfIA
Spfciut DinnnteA ia THE Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET, Aug. l5-Thero was considerable ox-
cltemont here to-day, occasionod by tho trial Of
ono William b. Buchanan for assault with intont
to kill. It appears that tho Haid WiliInm d.
Buchanan wAH IL clerk in Tho Robertson Hnusc,
md that llo nna ". Il. Caswali, tho landlord, Ind
some difficulty which led to blows, in which dii-
entity Caswell got tho worst Of tue encounter.
Suit was brought ngainBt Afr. buchanan. in bo-
half Of tho poope, for assault with intoMt to
kill. Tho trial canlo Off to-day l'oforo Judge
Hentlerloks. Tho decision was. 10 cause for
action.
, 1873-08-16

RooR Is1.sp, ILL.,, Arg. l5-Thu diati1lory OF
John hlcNoilis, at an Sable, IN drundy County,
ncnt on TuoAtlay leat, far non-paymont of taxas.
Tho onlnbltuons wass struck oir to h1r. Enoa,
Of Morris for about 81. .0o0, leaving o balanco Of
about $7,OOD for McNelliB and his bondsmen
Rtil1 tn make uD
, 1873-08-16

JAoKBoNy1LLE, Aug. 15.-On tho 29tll OF July
4 youl.rt ,nau md woluan reached Jnoltaonyllo,
anl reghtorod ut tho College Aycnuo Hotel as
"Alr. mud Mira. Thomas Hall, PEORIA, Tho
samo day Hall loft, saying TO Mr. ABpinwall, tho
proprietor Of the hotel, TINT Aa Noula roturn In
, 1873-08-16
Ujbe Gbif2$1up U12iibu,1e.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Tho pressure upon our columns on Sunday nnornfnn
great that comrcllM to request adyersiaess
send In their advertisements for that isaue at as
tarly M hour .ble In ortl.r that tlloy may with
sorkalnty aecuro tho proper classification.
, 1873-08-16

inC along lilo alraot lust night ftunlbled and
foll nn lilo nayoment, breaking hia mock. Iio
WAS IN unclo or Richard 1laiIey Norton, formerly
Mayor Of Chicago, and VIVA adopted aild eslu-
catcd by bishop Strand, Of Toronto.
, 1873-08-16
Indian OOulnc}l.

sIaecia! htapateh to 4He GHteugo Tribune
BpAnrA, Wis.,, Aug. l6.-Tllo Wisconsin VIM
nobagooa woro met In council to-day by OhiofB
from Nebraska, Little Dccorah, Lttlo Thunlor,
Antl Gray Wolf, who urged upon thB portion Of
tho tribo to leavo WISCONSIN. After talking for
two hours, the mooting adjourned till noxt Tuou-
, 1873-08-16

IND1ANApotls, Aug. 16.-Iho United stntos
Treasury car passs1 East to:.lay, coming through
ton II Westeln Hallway, with large quantity OF
Caiiforuls gold On board.