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Special Diapatch TO Tho Chicago Tribune.
CA1Ro, Hept. l1.-It Ia reported that fow cases Of
cholera haye occurred in Anna ILL.,, hut don't know
how true is.
[Dy NALL
RouK 1BLAND, Ill.,, Sept, 10, 1873,
To fhs Editor Of Tho Chicago Iribus.d:
SIN: In tho 1fmts OF Monday thoro was tologram
from Davenport, saying: "Thoro has beon quito d
nun,oor ot 1oathI by coora IN lsock Isanl but they
EeeR quiet aud ayo reported only one fatal case.
l,ayo occurred there since 1t tlrat Appoaroa."
wish aay that, ono week ago thoro waa ono casa
Of cho1cra hore and only ono. Tllero has besn
aince, and nothing resembling elloora. Tho town
WAS never Aoaltilter than 1t present.
j, u, DuNFoAgn, in.
, 1873-09-12
POLITICAL.
Tho New York Liberals Call n State
Conventions,


New YORK, Sept. 11.-The Liberal Republican State
Executive Committee mot this afternoon. About so
members, from different parts Of tho State
man. read letter, already published, inviting the
Democratic 6tate Committee to unite With the Lib
merely acknowledges the receipt Of tho co1nmunica-
ton, md protsca to lay It before The State Conven-
ton at s meeting 4tpt 8. Gen. Coehrano said he zo-
Committee mot, since which ttmo be has heard moth
Ing furhor and is unable to say whether the invita-
tOn submitted to the Democratic Committee or
not At nll eyenta It not complied with, aud it now
remained for tho boral Republicans 10 tako action.
After considerable discussion, IL WA deormiucd to
tBsle call for State Convention Of threo delegates
aud three alternates from each assembly district to
meet In Elmra. Wednesday, Oct. 9. The call invites
to private and Official corruption and who arc Id ayor
Of capabo and honest men for osice and who rccog-
nizc no virtue In any political party beyond Its power
to govorn honestly and well, and I'LL who arc opposed
70 tho corrupt practices Of tho present Administration
to unite with the Liberals In Convention.
, 1873-09-12
MADISON.

Commissioners Appointed to Inrosti-
gate u Claim Against tho Stntc.--
Entnl Accident.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis., Sept. 11.-The Governor has ap-
pointed Under tue Inv OF last winter authorizing COM
mssioners to investigate tho claim Of Morgan Martin
the Hate In connection with contract of 1901 reid
tlveto Fox and Wisconsin Improvement, People Dcen,
lAelnc County; D. D. Eldridge, Janesv7lo: i. II.
GallcRer, Fond tu Lac
man named John Wright was Killed at Roscoe, on
tho Chicago l. Northwestern Railroad today. Just
boforc the train, Bwc4ing passed cattle chute h0
stuck hiH head out aud had Il uashot,
, 1873-09-12
BLOOMINGTON,
A ChfcIkcn-Stctlcr Snapcctau OF Wife-
nIurdor..Allcgod Cruelty to Prisons

A. ChicI1cn-stcnscr stlsrcctad OF Wife.
MNrdcra.Allcgod Cruelty to Prisons
CrA,
DLooM1HuToN, III. sopt. ia few lays a!nca q
man named 8hlfer, resident formerly of Normal,
but recently Of tho North part Of thiH city,
suspected Of chckenatealjng police officer Visited
Acd preciptatey md has not been hoard Of aneo Il
has since boon asceratuel that few days previous to
tho Attempted arrest Ills wife suddenly disap-
he'd gono nway from home, but tho police
authorittes hre Inclined to suspect that clio
ncious sbo was worry sick but fow days before her
disappearance. All her clothing aud Jewelry had boon
found untouched IN tho house. and sho Loft lcr only
haa boom long known . bad man, and 1t III feared
that horrible tragedy will soon 10 ,lnearthed
Tho Young Mons Ghrtstiau Association Of thn city
having preferred charges OF neglect and cruelty in tho
treatment OF prisoners against BcriH Honsehel,lt.
before the County Commissioners, tuat body yislIed
tue jail today, aud tonight will ukton to psescuta
ton Q{ pQtl atilea u tin EaRp.
, 1873-09-12

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 11.-pAssED Ur-props poto.
mss osfora Sheridan laho Yosemite Abanp
bargo; bark j. Dello; schrs penoico, Limo noeS.
Mary mud Lucy, ]. Couch, Lady Duiforin, Mason,
Jenkins, Davidson Denmark, Int, Enterpriao, Fred
aIott, Adirondack.
PASSED DowN-prors Deuton, Twco,l, Crasg, Pacific,
tion achr Sasco.
NND-Southwest.
DETno1T, Mieh., Sent. 11-Evcning.-pAssEp Ur-
Props Scott, Melilotn and bargcs echrs =. D,kcr.
Amin Craig, Atmosphere Flying Mist John AIolt. j.
htce, n1edora Cleveland, Tanner. uuidiug Star Good
Gil, Limo Rock. '' ~
PASSED Dows-Props pcraia, Darn,,u, BalZoutiua
md barge, Wenona and barge, Howard aud barnos
bark N. Merritt; achrs Z. Nicholson, T. Ferry. Eaaa
Wing, 4. D. Moore, T. Alexander, oS
WIND-ScuthHOst.
, 1873-09-12
THE EXCURSION,

THE EXCURSION.
In tbs afternoon, at ais, largo number Of tho
rsitors and larger number Of local bupincss cole
britlcs, boarded the ttnln courooualy tondored by
Tho Michigan Southern aud Lake Shore Hallway Cons
lany and proceeded 10 tho grcnt Union SIook-Yards,
whoro loy became tho guests Of tho hospitabc pro-
priotora Of tho Transit House. DISSEMINATING at tho
grounds. headed by tho drcat Western Light Guard
baud, the vlaitora, under tho consplouous Mnrshat
ehip Of 9. II. Tusman, hrss visited tho stock Rx-
srcRo to ha ~ Transit Hea.o SM wnaro spcnd
collation. md fountains Of royal champagne wore pai
being an interesting brief season Of sentiment waa In
,s o9;sss Msn g. q repsssa es
hlr. John 2. Sherman, mid 1t ras drank nntd much
MI. ]. d. Sherman responded brioay and happily,
and e1tenlo1 hearty woloomc.
Mr.. W. r. Tucker, Of tho Transit, In response TO
ssH ,h e a. a1 ssfssa s and sd % q. nE f.
During. tho Intervals q lie toasts, tho OK
ser ina Yankee icon rapso
hppaudoi, tho band pnyod *pI1ien which waa gan-
fow resnarfs, and called upon Louisville to respond
Mr. Duncan OF that city. did 90 very pleasantly, and
bis a ,.emarks were warmly Appa,dsI.
Hancock, 7. ?. Lawrcnco. 9. H. oulborson, Of Chi.
sag4 Jarnea Atn.ns q Quincy, and George Dnin, Of
unnecessary and coarse profanity dssnstefuto many
Of bin auditors.
The return was circuous and tedious and the dclay
marrel tho enjoyment Of tho befora Joyous trip.
THE BANQUET.
In tho evoning there was royal banquet at The
Sherman House. Tho tahlcH wuro beautifully loco-
rated With Ornaments and howers tho lattcr 1urniah
Cd md arranged by ". r. shephord and tho fcast was
ono we'll worthy Of tho reputation Of this famous
house md tho generous hospitality Of our city. A
pnleuJfd orchtsra 1nffcr tfe of 1rr nna
, 1873-09-12
CALIFORNIA.
Fight with Robbers e. Chinese

a Fight with Robbers Chinese
Women Ikcscl1cl from slavery.
BAN FnANo1soo, Bopt. n.-Tho oircors who arc pur-
suing tho Wa onoz gang Of mnrdorora ovorhanled
them at Rock Cauon San Dorna,no County, A Bkir-
mssh enaucd, but no ono wan hurt. Sheriff Adn,ua
hed hls gro'nd bns, bnt VIA Quoz ed leaving twen-
ty-"o oroe9 and part OF the hooiy Of his robbery nt
wnH captured. ~ ~ -" o'"o'
Eight Chinneo women, passengers by tho steamer
brought hero for tho 1trroseB Of prostitution anI
were al scst to tho Chinese Mission School for nro
lection from tho Hip Yoo Tong Bocloty, 49,
, 1873-09-12
Illinois nnd Michigan Can,,

CANAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, sopt. n.-1:3o p. H.
4Anss,ixIspensps 4asaiIs e RI ill., o.eya s9s0 h
Bend North America, sencca 0o0o b,l corr, noorI
of Trade, Marseias, COCO BIZ corn Georgia, Seneca.
e Mafses s Su son oe? R .s soe;
crotty Seneca tooo bu corn EclipFo Il Iomont, ne1 C.
ass .Gss sin atsG s. asns ao F. @ I'd soa aserSs
sds nln Iss9n,9nt g. ys stone Admiral 80 yds
aone is brla lime; Walker, Leont &c yds stoSe uS
"a ess;f oisss Fl & sss S' %s sH1s ssa sm 30 ss
ngss iasao, 1000 ba corr, Polar s.r c Essse, saiis
Norway, Joliet 5a0oa It lumber, rs III 18th Contest
Morris. OMAHA, sonoca Merchant, Lockport Gold
:, on1o4ao. Sept; l1,-o y. m.--AnnrvEn-p South
aer, eaas9 ~iow 1x1 A Aspfngs y y.ls gr9Yei Barge
corn, 40 lrs flour; Peter and Paul buffalo Rock. 85
QUO bu corn ]. Menard, Ottawa, 5gO0 ln corn Ntdplc
Maraecs, 5000 bu corn onondaga, Norris 700 bu
oLEAnEn@shsmrock, =. Las.lc, $685. It lumber
Montreal Ottawa, 90 NJ lumber j. b. Leonard Morris.
1ee Naniskes Feeder, IS timber; ' sessengsr' as.
Kankckea Feoder, G8 III lumber, Is IN lath, 200 posts
Morning Light, Ottawa, 200 toIs coal.
General Notes.
The steam hnrge. Forest City colded with State
psse as sah ngge So rho bsrgo stern
bridge.
Thu schooner 7. J. Dol,bins ia receiving now ton
gallant yArd III place Of the uarriuI away in col
lison Will the Achooner Coctock willie eutprln tLa
harbor day before yesterday.
Tho bark Scolia tonk shear on tho tug towing her,
and ran Into tho pittsburgh Il Fort Waynu Rnroad
bridge at Grove street yesterday. Tho bark had her
rhbuom carried away, her starboarl bow Move iu,
lost her topmast, and had her hca'gear generally
Innea. It wlll cost about $500 to rcpsir her. But
little injury was dono to tho BRIDGE
There were uo lumber vessels at tho Lu1ubermcnta
Exchange yesterday nor tho day BEFORE Mont Of tho
lu,nuor vcases have gono into tho grain trade finding
1t much protablo yegaaE receive now from il
to II conta busle for grain to Dunlo ut which ratu
they can clear largo anlolns.
Tho TUG Monitor yesterday ran against a p!lo at
tho entrance Of tho Lght!orss Slip onllng her slat
and breaking her wheel and stern bearing, damaging
hoc to the amount Of about sl.0oo. This pile. being
have previously against It aud woro seriously ill.,
tnred The tug-owhers arc very Indignant about our
city authorities allowing this obstruction to re1nuiu,
and tElk Nh0ut anilg tho city for dnnlHEes
, 1873-09-12
THE CANADIAN SCANDAL.

w. .mCN1ullcn~-L Letters md Contracts
Notxvccn Sir Hugh Allan nnd Me-
Mu1lon--sQO,OO Paid mcMullcn for
tho Allan Correspondence published
by tllo Toronto Globe.
OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 11.-Tho Royal Commission met
so-hy sheriG Loann 1nalo addition 10 his tcsti-
two conversations Ito hold with Sir George Uatsior On
e &sva y an b. hre 1ls;r .a ha ha s ao
VII, tst 4 canatl9n companies yI.. united te enter
RAILWAY i Northern Colonization isoad sir aeorso
Grurso) refusoi To risk lis election In ~ con-, 1n.
Lad done g lis for ns eont and voa Sea
tho election on his own ;s inertia. The depnation had
te nsrves m @ @ sr asSe to 0
dian railways. uo Ind private Interview With Chr
tior ngiu expressed Himself determined TO run Ills
election OH his nere, and would no: seek support
Mr.. ]. O. Deaublen ma next examined. Ho was a
member Of the Legislative Council Of Qnehcc Know
nS os st. @ anS s sn A ss
@ TIC M osn'an Pa hse oompn
Sir nugl1 or lis .gonts. Dld not know q any money
tho election. Did hot know why he was summoned AZ
wtncaa In repIy to Sir John, witnusa stated TINT
he nominated 10 tho Directorship by IapRovn to
represent tho Quebec interest nsust tho Montreal
interest. Haa been In pu1].etttto sovontcea ye.rs
pear. =" '@N''e'- '''' ~'''''' ON' '"'''N "p-
.. McMuen was then called and aworn. He lived
tn Chicago, and wns bunker in partnership with Ills
tho Americans and SIT Hugh respecting the
Pacific Railway. Saw, .ovcrsi oi Sir hush,s
ho M Of s Da not t know e Hash liz ts
rar Of tho ietora wore addressed 70 g. " Smith, and
brohers povgceso now Ills rotner tod dIs him m he ms
lcttors wero in package in tho bands Of AIr siarno
said to DO arns SEEING ST.
Iugha irss iotter nlso one giving rough skoteh of
hoS nash money M 81 Miass IL I'D eSpen&ed, sviag
sesssS ssss tss asss q tss
TINT So d mo moi ne sons IL
negotistions y ''''0''''' ''A'''t'n8 DIT nosl'A
Witpess was shown several lettera from sta,ne,a
va ut Ia The paekase Wtnsss Saod III tho otop ns
containing statoment Of tho money expenditures vas
@ Ssesiysd {fs@ sir Iugh il Ts6risfy isi5. Witness
1sS2 Mo ss be did not bolyoyo the otters cosina te
Of euilicIent importsnce. N"'' 80 'A'' "'Ao wv
Judge Gowan-Why not Of importauco9
atons. 'A - 'A'''lNs "n0 nes'''
Judge aoyau.-As they closed the correapondonco
Wltnoas here got confussd and could gt,e no reson
why tleso two io.terB wero not cousdofed important
Ho did not boovn thoy were in 8arnes racknge.
Winesa was hero shown two lettora md admitted they
laughter in. court, IN answur. to a
question, witness stated that he know
The contents Of tho contract betwcon tho New York
parties, hts brother, and Sir Hugh respecting tho
contract was mudo in tho iii of is1i, lis brohss pro-
pared q memorandum boforo leaving for Canada,
Went to Sir Hugh attor his return from England,
, 1873-09-12

rapidly working their way north from Marion. Tho
aeNtfest part Of tho grading IL already completed.
Tlo bridge ovor tho Wabash 1sivcr Ia elmoat CON.
Of laying 4 ia to 10 commenced at once It is tho
design Of tho Company to have tho iron laid from
eight weeks, whom Tho road will 10 opened lhia ais.
tn1lce.
Drs MONIES. Town, Sept. 11.-The $40 GOO required
Minncaota Narrow Gauge Harond has boon taken In
this city, and work uron tho road will begin at onco,
, 1873-09-12
Severe storm ON tho Texas Coast.

BROWNSVILLE, To1., Sent. 11.-The ueycroat rain-
storm for several years, With alnos gale Of VIVID,
steamer 81. Mary, Of Morgan's Limo, dragged her
anchor In DtAzoB fIarbor, md grounded In about
foat Of water Tho vessel lies stoady and will prob
ably bs got on. All small cratts In Dkgiad and DIazos
1Iarbors either stranded Bllnk, The railroad
between Brownsville and Point 1sabal IL badly washed,
aud tno embanklonts Ia aovors places arc reported
washed away, aud tho track destroyed,
, 1873-09-12

ho could son1 officer for him. Sheriff Gsra)t now
tccgrarhs 10 tho Ohiof Of Police not to o ruce "a
he does not think II best that ho should be taken back
This action ID explained by tho police are the tho
ory that II uruco tnko 10 California bheriK Oar
nall could not protect him againat noh Of iynchora
It ~ also asHered hero that Uarn las hcted 1,nor
tbs hvico Of Gov WoodHon, but what ground thoro 10
for this assertion "a not doflnitey known.
, 1873-09-12

Spentul Ufspateh to Ihe Chftaeo Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ill., aopt. I.-The Supreme Court trana-
nctal business Al follows, to-day ....,...
Orion D, Howell. survivor, eio,, v. Horace N. Good
rich; motion to nrike bill Of e1coptionA from record
and tor further timo to fl!o bsicfa.
The droat Western Telegraph Company '. Jasnca II.
Pattee appeal 4!sniased, with per cul.t stama8os.,
Hamuel ntHley Y. Newman ", smith; appeal dts.
missed, with ID pes cent damages
Eugene TutAs, 4upleaded With John q. Tutue
, 1873-09-12

ton, No., saya: This morning train on tho Chicago,
wcat Of platta,lrg, b1o struck COW. throwing tho
cngino, Iaggnge car, and ono coach from tho Track
turning The engine md coach on thsir aides The on
80 baty aehled that ho d0d few rnlnuos After bo-
ing takon from tho wreck -Four five other employees
Wpro hurt but not fpriousty,n
, 1873-09-12

chhrtors we're nale at yosterdaya rates, or at 14o
FOR corn aud rye, and 15c for wheat to DuYalo and
2lo for wheat to Os~ego, The following charters wcre
r,oported: To Dnffalo-sclrs Sam Flint, b. i, Doh-
hinR, g. L. Foster, aud ono not na,nod, corn at 14c;
prep Mohawk, barley aud rye it 14o md l5c achrt
Orkney Lass, wheat At l5c oas at Boveral houaes).
I To oswego-schr nssing Star, wheat ut 2lc; prop
tty Or Iocdo, wheat On private terms. Total 10:
capacity cqual TO 7a.50o blu wheat, 1?30ao bu corn
1000 rye, and II 900 u barley. 1n tho afternoon La
schr Pierce Was taken for wheat to Buffalo al I5c ca.
pacisy, 81, 900 hu. S
, 1873-09-12

New YonI, Sept. 1l.-A nasa meeting Of eizens Of
Newark, NJ wns hsld Tonight 10 talo into cousilor
atian tue stepping Of tbs further plunlerng Of thu
City Treasury. DR.. butcher was President Of the
moelfng Aftrr addresses hy several citizen CON-
m!tleo q ono hundred was appointed, Of cit!zcns tt
cato all department accounts Of tho city and wero en-
powered 10 employ counsel to prosecute olraulers. Tho
Comuliteo commence their Investigations tomorrow.
, 1873-09-12

K1ssas G1Ty ut 1An -. i.a sesIont on tho It,
In X. T. N. 1silroad occurred th!a morning at hi.
amt. frelgnt-caF standing sido track rolled
the ma!n aud an oxpreRa train coming down utrllck
tho frelght-car, wrccknR thu engns aud bAgyage-cAr
Of the pauaeugor-san ai,d killing tho irou,a, named
Black.
LEAvzAwoRyu, Xs.. Sept. LA special from Tren~
, 1873-09-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Chicago.

Sept. IL.
acow william Bates, wiikina Pier, wood.
a!mr Mpcna, Grand Hnyoi, nnntrica.
gchr Joseph Draaden Whito Lako, lumber
achr Hattie Fisher, Grand Haven, railroad Tics,
aehr Eliza Day, Inaington, lumber.
Prop Mohawk, Buffalo, sunlres.
achr Robort 1iowlctt W1,ltn Lake, lumber.
Hchr Arrow, Holland, Wo1d.
Schr lIornd, 1utlingtQn, lumber.
achr Com. Grand Haven, wood.
9chr progrosu, Holland. wood.
s%sofse soP sofSets aFfsa nay 1s"Ss E.ears. roD
schr William Smith, I1arrls' Pier, wood.
Bchr Weatcleatcr, Muakogon, ll.n,bur.
a!n'r Oily Of 0raud lIayen, GRIND Haven, lumber.
atmr wolverine. Grand Haven. lumber.
str KY syy atana 1sana umbor
Prop Argyle, Montreal, sundrlcs.
Prop nisrnark, h1enoninec, towing.
narao Mcno4annoe, Mcnon.tnee, lt'snlor.
nargc Ig E; .; Robtnson. Mcnon,inec lumber.
rrop Lake Michigan, Montreal sundries.
gchr carltngfori, Buffalo. con
Bchr Adrintic, b1uBkcBou, lumbar.
schr 3. petor, Muakcgon, lumber.
schr Torsy htuakcgon, lumber.
Achr Mary, Muakegon, lumber.
achr O. j. noedcr, Muskcgon, lumber.
9chr Kate Lyona, Muskcgon, lumber.
schr Myatic, 1Iuskogon, lumber.
schr Pride h1nakegou, lambor,
5chr John Tib1'ets, Mnskegon, lumber.
5cbr g. g. Gray, hluskogon, lumber.
Prop 1ra ChafYeo, Saugaiuck, lumber.
Hchr 9. Gordon, st. Joseph, lumber.
CLEARED. .....,.,. sont. H.
@ 6chr g. F. dsle, Buffalo, 4, 4oo bu corn.
bss pish onr a Whsa a's bd' pele o
Prop In ohafee, snugatuck, 500 groen satoa hides,
20 brls rork. and Bundrcs.
Behr Ja1nes 9. Hing uiiaio 600 bn a. vlieat. iss;
schr schr g. .lL Il: ~, Msd ;yii, mntao By corn
schr Trlcoior, Holland 800 bu corn, s1e dry hides
, 1873-09-12
Austria to Participate In Our NattOnal
{lautQ1llliai.

Special DispatcA to Ths Chicago Tribune.
pn1LADELpI1A, ra Sept. little Centenntal Di-
reau reports the receipt this morning, Of letter from
tho State Department IT Washington, stating That tho
Austrian QaYernmsnt Las sIgulAed through lllnster
Wy, tss desire to participate ~ !hs Centennial, M
, 1873-09-12

NEW YonK, Sept. 11.-A Washington dispatch tays /:
"lersona WHO arc Interested III Tho now American
TrausatlnNtla Steamship line will aak Congress to
grant bounty Of $40 lor head for every Immigrant
who IL brought tu As country in Rttau ycsHus built
In tho Uuitol atatoa and carrying tho American flag.
1t will bo claiuled thas subsidy ln this form will
euro much mora yauat'e rosuits to thu Government
than subsidy ~ now vot0l,"
, 1873-09-12

Special Dfanatsh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
Tonr WAYNE, Ind. Hept. 1l.-TAo work of propar-
iug t,a raal-bod botwuun MarioE Ind, aud Wabash
ill.,, OIL tho Cincinnati, Wabash b Michigan Railroad
ii boIug vigorously lshe forward twulvo or thirteen
nea soutG Of WAbaaA, and the mon as tho south pro
, 1873-09-12
Senator Morton speaks Mt Dayton,

DAYTON, o., sort 11.-senator Morton addressed
very large Republican noetng horo tonight for
maua campaign epecchps referring to l1mssls aud
especially rotating TO tho salary8rab, In which no
pointed out and commented upon lilo remarkably
to the Congressional gIobe record for proof,
aud In relatlon to tho withdrawal Of his mo-
tlon to strike out OF tue salary bill 40 % to
to exclude Congressman from tncrennc1 salaries, ho
ga!d TINT Thurapu was among thneo WHO solicited him
to withdraw It. 1Io also reviewed Mtena Columbus
speech ssEcaatcay ind thon addressed himself to tho
general tssuea Of tho day,
The meeting was very large, and held the people
until tho close
Senator Ptnehback Of Louisiana, who happened to
stop oyor, responded II call In O fow splcy sol-
tenCea. -.
The Rorubl!cans were entirely Eatsfed with Nor
to4A groas effort, which was reported III full.
, 1873-09-12

BF. LOUIS, Sept, IA nsgra, named uill Bruce,
waa arrested hero few days ago, ohnrgud with ueuc
County, nnl ehoriG Garnasl, OF that county, .oie-
gEsphoa to tho Chuf Of Police here to hold him until
, 1873-09-12

Er. Louis, Bept, LITTLE Democrats today n0m,-
mated Edward Qufnllvcr, promuont cltizcu, canli-
date fur City Comptroller, III place Of ucnry Kaysur,
rcaigned.
, 1873-09-12
Cleveland City Politics.

CLEVELAND, Ohio Sept. 11-poIitcs In this city are
in highly electrical md interesting condition. Tho
County Republican Convention, Saturday last, was
probably the worst Meeting Of tile kind ever hold In
oloysland ring, composed OF delegates In tho tn
% an
curiously mixed ticket. Vim. Bingham and Dr.
Curtis, tho two nominees for tho State Senate aro e4-
cclient mon, but tho five candidates for Reprcaont
tiyes arc weak and unsatisfactory. Tho Lealer
this morning aquarely bolsn the ticket,
and repulIatos uAbcock, weak hummer.
batch, Communist, who secured his nomination by
the votes OF Lis IaborUnion, Popular lsgust with
Independent candidates FOR Assembly will DO nomi-
mated by popular meeting, and supported by both
Republican papers and the respectable portion Of TINT
party. 1t Ia probable that an alliance may bo made
With the Democrats, who will name one or two Of yo
Iegselative candidates, and support tho independent
tckct No effort or saernco will ho spared to escapo
from tho control OF the ring.
, 1873-09-12

Special Dispateh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
LOGAN, O.. Sept. ll.-The Logan County Farn,era'
number In attendance. 1Iusic, speeches. etc., vera
tho order OF tic day,
, 1873-09-12

Meeting OF tho Senatorial Transror.
tuition Committee in New York;.
Testimony OF Parties Interested In
Freight Linca-.WnMt of EtornHO
Capacity Mt tho Enst Declared to kIc
tho Gause Of Much of the Trouble.
NEw YonR, Sept. u.-At the meeting Of tho Sen
htorial Transportation Committee to-day Senator
Window preslled. Several railroad companica wcro
represented. Senator Window stated tho object Of
the appointment OF the Committee by Congress- was
procure cheap transportation to the Roaboard.
Mr.. Hayes, representing tho HIuc Line, made q
lengthy statement rolatyo 70 through fast freight
Limos. Ho said that complaint was frequently nlalo
Tint facilities not Furnished By railroad COM
pantca for tho shipment Of grain. The great trouble
Ecaly Is at the destination. Whom train arrives at
Now York with largo quantity Of grain tho consu1ntr
must provide bargea to takc 1t away and thiH causes
great delay. Tho difculty ia not ii moving tho cars
over the lines, hut iu diacharging tho grain, Tho
system Of Inspection, Il introduced hore, would
obvtato all this. Tho vitnl point according to Haycs
i tho necessity Of providing ato.age capacity at tho
Eaat so that property be niovo hero md delivered
With facility, Thon tho supply and dcnantl would
equAlizo the movement Of property.
Tho members Of tho Protlucc EXCHANGE will bo
heard Friday, aud the Transportation Association,
formed at tho Cooper InRtltuto Inst night hna een In
vite1 to appear before tho Commiteo Arguments In
favor Of the Niagara Ship'CanAl expected 10 bo
made on Friday.
, 1873-09-12

THE F1fAL ADDnx1s
WA delivered by President Davis, who returned
thanks for tho houorconforrod upon him, and con-
grstulatod the body on the harmony and probable
suits of the session.
Tho QonYentlQn thon adiournad
, 1873-09-12
Freight Rntcs Adopted by the Western
ErciRhtAgcntn'C Convention ut Glove.

specfal Dispatch to The Chicago Tti5une.
CLEVELAND, o. Sept. 11.-The General Freight
Agents Of al tho Wcatorn ncB have boon In session In
Cleveland for tho last two dnya, and to-day nopted
schedule Of freghss, follows, to Now York, The
somasy difference to bo maintained to tho other
Eastern soa-boards Cleveland, o5 Cincinnati, a.; :;
OolumbuB, 4o; Toledo, 81; Fort Wayne, Ind, AZ !;
Alton H., g; Cairo, H., 60; Hannibaf Mo, 90
Mount PULASKI, Ind, CO.; Naples, Ind, o. peoria,
Ind, Is 1ndanapois. Ind, As Jc1crsonvtlle, Ind,
90 Ioganaport 46; Lafayette, So; Loulsvillo Ky,
81 Kansaa City, Mo-, II Terro uaute, 60 !; Bloom
tngton, H., co.; Chicago, 90; Champaign, H., GO !;
Danvie, H., ss Decatur. IT, 60; Jsillnton, IT, 90
Pokin, H., 5s; pans, III, oo; Quincy, 60; Rock
VapdaIla, 20 !; pSrlngton, 1a., Co DesMonoa, 70 !;
RRCosnk 90 st Il 1oais NO., 60 East g. Louis
motion ndoptcd., During tho meeting strenuous effort
WAS mado to establish tho aamo tariff from Ohicago
and st. Louis to tho Eas but It defeated. It was
desired to establish rates from tho East to tho west
and to this end several dispatches sent to COM
and the question was abandoned.