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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06

1lnnesoto News.
Ten thousand barrels Of -four were
shipped from Duluth, last week.
Rock county, It has been discovered,
in: taking school census, contains An
even fifty Ole O]esons.
The trial Of the Donohues, for tho
murder Of Flynn in 1871, is in pro-
gress at. Litchfsld.
A Ere engine, with some four hun
dred feet Of hose, is enroute from Car
Isle, Pa, for St. Peter.
". H. HUNTINGTON. recently of the
Wabasha Herald, has purchased the
Durand wis., Times from Sid. A.
Foster, and entered upon duty.
The Rev. Miss Chapman, Of low.
City, pastor Of the Universalist church
there, has accspted's pastorship in an
eastern college, with salary Of 5000
per annum.
On Friday morning last the resi-
dence Of Mr.. George NJ. Bradley, some
four or five miles from Mankato, on
the St. Peter road, was destroyed BY
fire, with most Of the furniture.
The epizooty is coming again. Capt.
Hawley. of Owatonna, lost horse with
it, and several cases are reported there.
Two or three cases are also reported in
Olmsted county.
Mrs. Kate Stan ton has been secured
by the G.. A. r. Of Rochester to de-
liver q lecture in that city November
18th, for the benefit Of tho sold iers'
widows aud orphans:
The Rochester Post states that the
Federal Union Of that city is about
going into the possession Of the Cath.
olics, Mr.. Young being retained a.
heretofore, chief manager.
Six hundred dollars has been sub.
scribed for the purpose of building 8
City Hall at Litchfield. Another four
hundred is required to guarantee the
success Of the enterprise.
A couple Of railroad employees nea,
st. Peter, stole couple pairs of gloves
from the store Of A. J. J.smberton
the other day, for which they will
board at the county's expense for the
period Of seventy days.
MAJOk VIM Il. SNYDER has received
the appointment Of Clerk Of the Su.
preme Court of New Mexico. Major
Snider will be we'll remembered in this
county and other sections Of Min
nasota-Rea Wing Republican.
Oscar Googins, a witness in the Paet
murder trial, now in progress at wi
mona, attempted suicide by means o.
!audanum, Tuesday evening. Googin:
~ said to be somewhat deranged. and
hos frequently before made threats O.
committing suicide.
| Mr.. j. B. Berry, engineer Of III,
Chicago and Northwestern road, is en-
gagged in making survey for tho cx
tension Of that road from Winon;
Junction to Lacrosse. The distanc,
is only about three miles, and the pros
poets arc regarded favorable for tn
excursion being made.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06

THE Treasury department has given
notice that the 7th call is made for the
redemption Of $40 Coupon Bonds,
amounting to $4,5oo,ooo, on and after
the let day Of February, 1874, and
that the interest on said bonds will
hen cease. Also Registered Bonds to
The amount Of 100000, makioe .
total Of 100000.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06

On Thursday last, Norwegian COM
mitted suicide by hanging himself, in
the town. Of Wheeling, Rice county.
He made his preparations deliberately,
it would seem, as he assembled a tree,
and having fastened the rope As far out
on the limb 40 he could reach, he it,
ted the other end to his neck and
swung of:
It was stated at the meeting at the
Wells House, that Col Thompson had
succeeded in the formation Of firm
for the manufacture of wooden ware
and wood in shape, ut Wells; conse-
qucnt, however, on the building Of the
road to Mapkato, 80 as to allow ready
access to tho timber region for the raw
material. We hope both enterprises
will succeed - Wells Alias.
An old swede gentleman in this
town predicted year ago that last
winter would be the severest If any for
many years past. His prediction
proved 90 true that he has been again
consulted as to the coming winter,
and prophecies that it will be the
longest one, though not the coolest for
many years. The present weather
rather indicates tho correctness of the
last prediction, but We insist that we
shall yet have a month or so Of Indian
summer weather.-&. Peter. Tribune.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06

N. NJ. DONALDSON, of Oxatonua,
we'll known here - an occupant Of the
Iencb in this County during = period
IT IA years, was beaten 1t his own
home for the Legislature, by Chas. 8.
Crandall, ono Of the editors of the
owatonna Journal, a true blue Repub.
lican.
Coggswell is more popular there thar
ne Judge, and was re elected to tht
.:enate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06
Debt 1fasenaent Eor October.


The October statement shows an
augmentation Of the national debt Of
$3,o39,678. This is moderate in
caease, and il not in ths least degree
surprising, considering the severity Of
the financial panic for the past six
weeks. That Of necessity largely re-
duced the receipts from internal reven-
ne. The receipts from customs have
dwindled to $28, 900 per day.
This is an. enormous decline. and
shows how sharply the panic has cut
off the American orders for foreign
goods. The amount Of legal tender
notes in circulation il = triAe over
1861 100000, or 100000 more
than were outstanding preceding the
panic. This IL, Of course, an indebt-
edness Of the national government, but
put forth in a mode to relieve the
stringency Of the money market.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06
The Result.

As near Us We can ju tye from the
returns now received, tho msjoritics
Of tho opposition are as follows {:
Barton 700, with the rest of the State
ticket nearly the same. Wells $50 =;
Peck about the same, aud Halverson
one hundred greater. Ingmuudson
900; Elder about 200; Grant, il tue
Sd Commissioner Dist, $50; Fetch,
Republican, in the I'd Commissioner
Dist, so; Russ Davis, for City Record
or. ls9; G. NJ. Cameron, for Attorney,
ISL.
Considering that there Was no issue
before tho people upon which to divide
them, they must have united in the en-.
ulatiou Of u mere man.e. In the
words Farmers aud Laborers," there
seemed to reside u magic power; but
it ia undoubtedly exhausted, never
again to be replenished. The people
have been fleeing from imaginary
evils to real ones, for they
have come to q halt in the
Democratic fold. The Pioneer heads
its column Of election news, ''Glori Gus
Triumph Of the Democracy" Men
Of Republican principles, although
temporarily estrauged from them,
will return again to their allegiance.
The election was rather an exhibition
Of frensy than IN expression Of delib-
crate couvictions,-a climax Of person.
al feeling, instead Of an effort in sup.
port Of principle.
The 400 republicans in this County
that supported the opposition,
cannot, to-day, satisfactorily to them
selves, answer the question-"Why
did you vote with the Democracy"
Nor will they be able to do 90 10 the
future. Men always act from some
motive,-honorable men from a pure
motive, and when they shall have had
time for reflection. ws shall expect to
see them again emulating the pure
principles Of Republication.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06

WHEN young Walworth heard that
S'okcs was sentenced to Sing Sing, he
'7rote q letter to the keeper Of the
'ombs, saying: "Please inform Ned
>:'okes We are going to get up a first
rate reception for him, 10 this glorious
institution, as soon as he puts on the
cniform and has his hair cut in fa,h-
:>DO
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06

A COMPLAINT las been fled asking
'or the appointment Of Receiver for
20 ". e. St. p: Il. r. Company, and
.''at said road, and also the Chicago T.
Northwestern, and their agents be
rnjoined from paying to defendants,
~, Of the income of the W. & St.
Z. Il. Il.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06
i1oi11imO.
". A. CHENEY.

Ills not tho voice Of the mighty storm
That rends the swelling sail,
The tap'ring mssts yield not to sound,
Not to tho wild winds vail,
Were tho shrteking tongues her only foes,
The white winged ship should ride
Unshattcrcd. with her freight of wealth,
The bosom Of tho tide.
It's cot the glare Of tho giljed pipes
That rival natures song,
Harmonious voices sing unseen,
Behind the glittsriug throug.
Al. the silent harp, unswept, unstruDg,
Though framed with cost and caro-,
Can ohser NO heart, can dry no tear,
A soncless, soulless glAro.
Tho Pompoas walk, and the rustling silk
Claim but costly shroud.
God often frames the faircst form
To hide stormy cloud.
Beauty may please, but It's virtue wins
The truest love on Garth;
The toughest shell yields tho rarest pearl,
Hard rocks, the gold Of worth.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06

VIZ hear it stated that tho Demo-
Gratis are to have a grand ratification
Of last Tuesdays doings, but the time
and place have not been announced.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06

THERE were S855,000 ia double
Eagles forwarded to the Treasury De-
;'"stmeRt, from the mint, at Philadel-
;'aia, last week, being the largest SIM
sic delivery ever made.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06

NJ. S. Wilkinson, Ignatius Donnelly
snd Gen. G. II. Berry are elected to
lie State 6euate. We arc unable to
,tate what will be the party complex
.on Of the next Legislature.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06
Completion Of led River Survey.

Completion Of lseA River Survey
From Capt. J. W. Wellman and G.
r. lfolliugsworth, persons il churge Of
the party Of Government surveyors who
have been'at work tho past summe,
and fall upon the survey Of the Red
River Of the North, No learn that the
work WAS completed to a stake one mile
north Of Frog Point on Monday last
The distance, by the base lines, from
Moorhead to the locality mentioned, is
50 miles; the distance by the rivers
meanderings, l25. The party found
the river, for distance of rs miles
between Goose river aud Frog Point,
(ooth points included)-in bad condi-
ton for navigation purposes, being full
Of sharp turns, snags and boulders, and
in instances obstructed by large
Jumps Of clay. Otherwise the bed is
passably good, and not a. bad in char
acter as narrow streams generally.
A complete survey Of tho river and
its banks has been made upon plans, q
synopsis Of which was given III these
columns from time to time during the
past summer. The object Of the survey,
was to ascertain the banks, minute
course uf the stream, the natural OBJ
structions to = free navigation Of the
river, at al periods Of the open season,
aud the probable expense Of it's im-
provemen, by the Government the CON-
ing summer. All this and additional
valuable information was obtained,
which will be embodied in the Cap
tain's report to F. U. Farquhar, Major
Of Engineers, in charge Of river and
harbor improvemeots,in the North west.
ut St. Paul.
Capt. Wellman could not accurately
give the cost Of improving the river,
owing - the present crude state Of
bis plats, but thought the Rapids could
b. permanently in,croved-,:i;tA three
wing dame and locks, eac;;; set costing
about $25, 000-the boulders removed,
bends straighteoed, and few minS:-
alterations made for the sum Of $780,
ooo. In answer to our question, he
said be presumed tho river could be
improved by method mourning less
but the work would not be Of
= character such al would answer the
demands Of the rapidly developing
country through which the stream
i1ows and has It's termination.
nov tnat IN 9 survey has been made
and the attention of those in power
directed to our wants. and the report Of
the engineers upon the feasibility Of
tho PROJECT about to be handed in, it
remains tor the people Of this upper
country-the people Of the. whole
State, in fact-to push the matter to
elimination by concerted appeal to
Congress to grant the necessary aid to
finish the work as designed from the
start. There is no undertaking so de-
serving Of aid aud encouragement from
the Government, one 90 beneficial in
all it, aims, az the one under contem.
plation. With the Red River i'm
proved, to admit crafts Of reasonable
draft Of water free and timely access
through its waters, this part OF Mime.
sofa and Dakota, has cheap and con-
venient inlet and outlet to q trade that
is yearly increasing, and one that ben
efts Us beyond realisation.-Reel Rire''
Star.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06

Tue very latest returns give indi-
."ations that Mr. Davis majority will
r,ot be more than from 5000 to 5000.
and that Grinager, for Treasurer. is
probably defeated.
We have no data from which tu
estimate the condition of the othe,
.Iominees.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06
The ElCCttCn.


Although at this hour, "wednesday
4. N.Y. only partial returns have beer
received. the indications are unuis'
takable, that the Democratic ticket
with possibly the exception ct Elder
candidate for clerk. aud Case, for Co.
<;onluiesioncr-has been successful
hy considerable n'ajorities. III such
case ~ this, it is customary for the
defeated party to 20 into details, telling
precisely how tho disaster occurred, and
:..w it might have been avcrted. Fo,
Us the task is not difficult. The fac,
IS. Mc opposition had the most votes
There are tides in human affairs, and
10 who undertakes to breast them, !,
sure toEbe temporarily overwhelmed.
Such is the fate Of the Republican
party in this County.
Men more honorable or competent
than srs the Republican nominees,
never asked the sudrsges Of the PEG.
PIE, and yet they asked IN vain.
No e1igeuey in the affairs Of human
society ever called more loudly for com
pelent men, than docs The present; bu'
it, voice 10 drowned by the tempest o.
popular elamor prevailing throughout
the County, seemingly inspired by the
power Of = name. In tho present case
tho opposition has been augmented
very materially by a spirit Of party
dissention, born Of disappointment
Il. is the old story, "A house divided
against ITSELF" &c.
Nationality Was made prominent in
tue canvass, 20 much 30, as to estrange
nearly the entire foreign vote from it,
allegiance to the party. The spirit Of
unrsstrsined license pervaded the
masses, and men who disagree upon
every other issue stood solidiy together
in favor Of what they call "reform.'
We did what We could fairly, in
opposition TO the Democratic ticket,
believing that it, sacoess would be dst-
:;mental to the public. That ticket has
succeeded, aud while We cannot but
feel thst its success 10 most uufortu.
rate in all respects, We shall neverthe.
l-ss contribute whatever We may be
"Lle, toward an easy, efficient aud valu-
.ble administration. In al wise
treasures ve shall most heartily concur,
rnd in everything calculated to develop
the resources Of the country, and to
promote tho interests Of its varied in.
dustries, the incoming officers will have
our unqualified support.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06

FAILURES continue to be announced
a lmost daily. Among the largest, and
most noted, is the failure Of Hoyt,
Sprague l. Co.. whose liabilities amount
T. 81 475,443.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06

The Boston Globe, upon "good au-
thority," says that Justice Swayne will
be appointed Chief Justice.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-06
Minnesota News.

TIE State Of New York has gone
Democratic.
, 1873-09-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.



Prop Jay Gould, Buffalo, a,lutlrics.
Prop City Uf MalliHull, Lttlb Sturgeon, lumber.
scr Madison, White Like, nnsber.
Sclr g. L. Julustm,, Muskcgon, lumber.
stmr Corona, st. Joacph, snn!rics; :
seF seF Robeps noWe wbo iaEe lampcr
scow TRIO, Granl Haven, wood.
8chr A,lvnnco, atakcga,l, wood.
slrur Npcna, MHskcgon, snntrlea
sclr 4. II. Decrs, po,tlwator, ln,nbur.
i5chr schr i.auiaa % MrDonald, afuskegon, lumber.
Behr 1 iIarr!et ins,t Anns, whlto lake, lumber.
schr ]. and T, ssranacl,, Man!ssee lumber.
Sclir Jessie rhi!lps, Manistso, lanber.
Bci,r Travclcr alanatee. lumber,
scAr ] Catchpoe, stanistcc, l'i'nbor.
Rcp ;: SIS Is dFSs s ay {.r sspas,ss' %na
sss sssr f;Tsas ;1a1l 1'sf{ %{tts 5Ht' res tsSas.
Echr Trscoiur Holland, slabs
Largo Mtnehanne MenolMiheo, lumber.
llargo Eva s. lsolnaon, Alenolnneo, lumber
l}argo Elltna L. Tyaon, Menem1eo. lumber.
sSw gsSS 5alua 5s dt'y ysns3es III Rsas nss; nss
scow j. II. chartI,, Maaiiscc lumber
sclr A,narantA. yermllo1l. htono.
| schr Pauline, Ainskegon. lumber.
| schr Myrtle, MAskegoti, lumber:
nris Is Trontlor 0ity sisnjstso. lumber.
| schr Ella, HILLS rur, lumber.
Gcon Mornall, Grand Hayel lumber.
Prop City Of B0atun, 0gloMsburt;h, Huulrlcs.
| EcoW Champion, Wliito Lake, 6abs.
| prop India UufaIo, aunrleH
| Bchr II. d. king, MAuiH!cot bark.
| Erlr Ge,n, Bouth lIaveil, woutl,
| scow Hobart CAmrbcll, Good Harbor, wood.
| Scuw SultaE Muskcgol glAbs.
| Bchr EuterprIeo Muhkegnil. lumber.
| Gl.EAltED. ......... Sept. -.
| sehr Flying Mist, Kiugston, 1000 bu wl!eat.
rrop City OF Madison, Ita Sturgeon, 10o brs SAT-,
| 800 pEgs Bructrleb. - ,,. H.,
stmr Alpca, h,Akegoa 80 bag4 corn, 30 Sheets 'ro
Prom Nornup. Duuh and Intermediate porta go hu
corn, sol lkga feed, ~ pkss butter us bu oaa'
| md s.stlrcs. ,.,,.,-
l2Q0O lii cuts, 900 LII coru, .00 nrla Hour, ,GoU
| hi onts, md sr1lrios,
| Bn1r n1nnItowoc, Manilowoc, Hullslrtcs.
Hur Corona. IT. Jor, bInArus.
lrop Ira ChatIee, HAugatuck 60 br!s hour anu sun
| tlrea.
| RIGHT uI.EANAHCEa, ... ... Il.
1ror Jay Could lufao, s3,goo bu wheat, 1860 brl,
| flour, $50 bAlfH hroul,!-tns1,.
Prom Vanderbilt, buffalo 25,BG0 bu wheat, ID, 600 b,
/ corn, 70n hrla four 72u DaGb Eccd, b3 laies lay
| and HNntrlcH.
achr i. n. Tol,an, Montreal, 7soo bu wheat.
Echr 13ronityn, DunNlo, 1S0a hi tArn.
Hchr II. i. Merrek Kiil.ktutl la.1sa LII WHEAT.
kchr john T. Mott, kinBaton, 20,HlA hi wheat.
lrop Fountain City, BNllao, lb,0oo bu curnt 700 brl
-four GO lnHa soal,.
Hchr Dan Lyons, Kingston. q, 3a7 bu wheat
, 1873-09-24
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Annual RIoctisls: oR Tho Ordcr in 1'hil-
- Pn1n

Annual HIectisass Of t!io Ortlcr in 1shil.
asfclphiR.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.--TLo National Council Of
tho Order Of Unitod American Mechanics Is in RcAs1on
llere, and. tho attendance ia very nrgc, every State
Council being represented. number Of Important
questions aro to DO introduced which will affect tho ill.,
tercgtH OF tho whole order.
Tho Council At Tho afternoon sceslon received tue
port OF the Councillor, which shows that Tho order
exists In ~ states with O33 subordinate Councils, and
14J.u18 members.
A committee snB appointed 10 confer with con,-
!tteo OF tho Junior orsr with view 10 tho conaol-
1dAtion OF the two orlerG. ...-
Tho following ofllccra we're elected for tho year:
National Councillor, H. 4. Jonea, MaHBachueetss; Fco
Councillor j.. Knllcr ssydcr, 1cnNsylvn,,fa; s9ere-
nry, A. g. Ncdsrcako, Pennsylvania; Treasurer, John
Waller, Delaware Nlarahai Joseph Smiley Maryla1t
Protector, ". 0yer, Connecticut; Doorkeepcr, A. W.
Johnson, Now dorsey. .
Cevclat, waa selected as tho placo for holding tho
next session.
, 1873-09-24
r,cnnsyIvurstu Constitutional CoIave1l.
tIoIt.

Spcciol Dfsratch 70 THo CA7tdgo 7FibtNe.
Pn1LApELp1I1A Sept. o3.-1n tho Constitutional leg.
lilo number Of members Ct the lower branch Of tue
Iegylature contenailg that Z would moro than @ oa,al-
izo lilo representation Of certain cohtca. Tho mo
lnett was otrored by tho aa'uc gentleman that tho
members OF tho 1IoHe of Representatives ahnll >o MP
iop,1ation on ratio to DO obtained hy dividing tho
whole population Of tho Statc asccrtatncl ny tito
most recent United Stacs census by so, any county
10 bo entitled to member for each full ratio THIS
motion was carried by q majority Of q.
, 1873-09-24

in five yoars, 10 mike speech on m tmpeaoll-
Of tic struggle for reform and liberty, hiding
IiH own talol,t in nnpkin: fe in only q typo Of
a claBH who nro In private life, wllllo
rnEED or RatALb MEN
70 to Congrcaa. preach tho cant Of party, md
yoto in tic lr,tcrcBs OF tho lstnga. What hope
y thero for enyhody ~ sueI' state Of things na
this Aud, worse than al, l,ow many Of your
b,,slloss nllall llayo enough to 1.-Two On Ii, any
event. aud lilo public nay tako cnro Of
ftaplf" ".
, 1873-09-24

Mncoupln County tHa1.} Annual Fnir.
special Dfspatch to tho Ehicaoo Tribune. :,
cAnI1Nv1LLE H., Sept. 2a.-rio n!1otoentt annual
fnr Of lilo hInconpln County Agricultural Society bo-
ga,l here to-day with ovcry prospect Of SUCCESS. Tile
sforcnt departmental arc til we'll nlcd aud n,ale
sptcnid appearance Tle show Of c catlo ta the bos
oYor exhibited ut thia FUR, THEY comprise hcrs Of
Dura.ns and DcyonB, and attracting very general
attention.
Tie attraction OF tomorrow is tho trotttngraco for
tho cxcna' lurso Of $780, aud largo attendance is
exucctcd.
, 1873-09-24

tSpfcitE Uiapdtch 70 Tie Ehfcu0o IribHne.
Drr1,o1r, Sept. 13.-pAsBnD ur-lropa Cnbn, City
Of purt I1uroi, and barge; bark L. jones; aelra
Mn'a, AMadc'1, rnotnae IL A. ilcli1nond, Monterey,
pAssED nowH-rrop Holland ald barge; schrs 0rk.
ney Lnas Doaa, q. Otaunnn.
WfNp-SouthwcAt. ..
DETno1r, Mich, Bcrt q3-Fvening.-pAsaEn ur-
Irop Concord anl 1jarges Hcbra Laura, Golden
Firace, Aretnrus, d. L. Dobbnn Afco, II. i. Moore,
j. A. King. Dantty.
1'AtHt:p DowN-i'rora cornsorant, Toe,lo. Montana,
naent,ne, Rocket Milwaukee, VIM; N. Tweed, ol,am-
bcrn mt, mrKoa, II. 1ringla md bargea lHrk UnN-
t,a aeisrs IlS1ia, H. Wi,isnw. Ya,,ace A. u. Manre,
llliA Campbell, II. Quccn Atldnigh, City Of chc1oy-
gun, Southampton, n. opIina Grnfisman. 7. Ferry
i. s1ors", j. ItnSt, Sea BIRD, White CLOUD,
W1Nu-s;oull1WeAs.
, 1873-09-24

Bridge Decision by d Now 1ersey
Judge.
TRENTON, Sept. 23.--5ndgo Nixon has denied tho
application Of tito Pennsylvania 1saa road Company for
preliminary Injunction to restrain tho Now Y0rk &
Lung Branch Railroad Company. from erecting q
brlHe over the 1Hlllan 1t South ..1nloy, and Rus.
tns tito right Of tho State to authorize tho erection Of
bridgcs over 1lay1gabe Streams for internnl COLL
, 1873-09-24

Spcriat D,spateh II Tho Chicaqo Tribune.
Br. Paul, Sept. 23.-Tllo State Enr opened today
with inruo Hlow Of lorscp, catte, noll anl gardo
products. Tho number Of thoroughbred horses IL
farger ihan oyor beforo collected IN Minnesota Tho
st. Paul l. Pacific, Northern Pacific aud Burlington
Missouri River Railroads exhibit a yarteiss VI pro;
exhibition Of Northwestern products Tho city Ia full
of yisftnra
, 1873-09-24

Snectdt Disprtch to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
LONDON, Can Hupt. 23.-Tho Provincial Exhibition
opened yesterday. During yesterday and to-ay art
cies continued to arrive hut iieJnages ocg'n work To-
morrow in The departments Of live stock and machinery
Tho Rhow rromIaea to excel in the quantity and
quality Of nrticca exhibited n Riiy previous oxhl-
tion. a goodly number Of entries las been mado by
Americnll8.
, 1873-09-24

Specfal Dispatch to Tie Chicago Itr6ENe.
ToHp Du LAC, Wis.,, Sept, 23.-Thc Patrons Of Hns-
ba,lry Of Fonst u Lac County making arrange.
ments to attend tho lnrveat pcniu nt Oshkosh tho I'd
Of October ut least 600 Hrag, Nome Of tho ratrona
will vote for Dakor, the Republican candidate for
Leuteuaut- Governor.
, 1873-09-24

SptcfNl DitpalcI 70 Tie Chicaao 1f'5VHe.
DANyiELE, III. Hopt. 21.-.rhe fifteenth animal fair
of tho Fnrncrs' a1. Mecha1lics' Institute Of Vernp
County opened to-ay ut this placn under tho nloat
favorable circumstances. Tho weather promises 10 10
no and tho trong-courHe is iu excellent condition.
Thu managers nnticrate hs1nost successful exhibition
ever held III tliB county.
, 1873-09-24

ssNftf1E Di6Vtlc7l 10 1Nc C717t7J0 7771HNE;
pH11hDELrn1A, sort 23.--Tla eoIorel Louisiana
delegation visiting Northern cies conslating
Of Col. James 1ngralu, acn. r. Morris Cheates, Hon.
]. uenro Durcl, ahd Hou. a. L. BARBER addressed
worry large audience this eyenng at Horticultural Hall,
OH tic situation III tAeIr State resulting from tho re-
cent election troubles.