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, 1873-07-26
THE GORDON ARREST.
Ills Alleged Kidnappers Taken on
American Soil.
Change in Public Sentiment Among
the Winnipeggers,

,. ~, ps - .cn,,o no,v n In
h1NNEAFo118' oal5 @s 49,. eseAs rs. H. ~
generally conceded py pa1tics on ootn s'ooa VI
tho boundary that tho reokptrro OF Gordon was
cfrocod m American soil, Tho Tribune has
,a..s. s,e,, ,to pamhna corrosnontlent. Ho had
Ae'so4 80 .1.-,.t ~ n.s5,,,, ia c,.to-,. .r1o.,,.
An interview "'tn otao1o!' WV ouoso.A,ouso ~
Americans, a. followss
Tanorter-yYill YOU p]caso Btato. Mr, Bradley.
A., n-,ot ,,o,r, At ,rt,;c,, vo, xnada +ho srroat
sao e14'' poa, ~ ".on ~. nau WV a..1as.
Mr. BAT the corner OF tne fenoe over shore.
Reporter r-lB not that point south Of the limo
socontly located a. tho new boundary
AR n.-yea. ahont lin varda
M. ...~.r,...s-.4 s,.u..~ H., 49,.
Ans .osfsoponoen. Aatsnos eays1 o5 'no
treaty with England tho boundary Hh6 between
tho Unit0d 9tntoa and tho British Possessions
was declared to bo tho forty-nipth parallel north
latitude: That no,1t hoinr aamitta7 Il onlv ro-
NAMED to looato thnt line No rnrn}nrlv reooo-
ntya1 anrv av nvor hovinn hoo, ,,aSe tto ,.r,n6r
nntnorltos OF tao TWO doVornmcntB appointed
commissioners to Jointly o1hmino and adjust
the Inc, AID the BAtd line, SO located, was TO
By tho boundary line. It is positively stated, On
a o tS
r.t;f,od tha a,rvo9 Rasfora 1nadc and that
xntiuou Wy eutse5 poioio .na1o. .a Hha .uaS
tno lnstans the ataRoe "ero Boz nnaor cue alro9-
tlon OF tho Commia8lonefa au 8cntn OF suon
stake and Limo bocamo American territory. II
snnh prove to bo tho facts Of tho case. then tho
nrrosta Of Hov and Keeran aro Bimnlv cages OF
I;ar.r,1n ~ ,1}3;o1, t,n cfI,co-a ~ thn nr+tnh
1ia.appS. ~, e.o 1oraens1ir o,aonata - ~
ea,,tra ~ ror,orr 1so - ai11.+ion ~ Inv intor.
nsffione, or iocnl A. van thn c,ntnro ~ The
ni1,cora:aant n mako h,a nrrcst. fin f]natnn,.
, 1873-07-26

Paris Correspondence q The Neso l'ors Eorld
do Tha H not a weAns5 abS has ds1s os sSmsng tS
now frequently occur. Hero is tho lnteat: A
Lioutouant Of tho Ninoty-lrHt Regimont Of In
fantry was intimato with woman namod March,
81: 11e was anppanted by brother officer,
mont thought discroditablo crcumstan-
Marohesau WIS tabooed. Ho naturally
Bmartod undor this outlawry, md folt tho groat-
opt rosontmont to his Predecessor, TO whom,
put into Oovontry. This resentment grow iorcor
when he thought ho discovered removal of in
timncy betweon hia predecessor and Mile. Mar
ehal. Three days sinco he quilted tho camp ut
g. German hore 10 s garrig49ne2 2,1a fa%s to
clal'a lodgings. Flo was IN atate Of oxcitomont
bordering upon frenzy. lIo said as ho entered !:
" must kill yen, and attorward blow out my
own brains." She tried to calm him. aaying +:
daughter, who Is at my mothcr's house In the
country; and will roturn in q wcok. You will
then DO lcsB crazy. aud l will remain with you. ="
He replied: 'Hond of your servant to buy
ssGS'hns sSo aays o sss Ssvt sn S ye ysosen aeas
When they. wore alone ho continued to talk
wildly, eaying, among othor things, "Horo IL
my photograph. + want yon to havo 1t put
" tho coffin With you. after 7 nlall have 9
him into bed, ind applied leo 10 hia head.
They went together to Ut. Qernaia by tho half
past u train. lilo roBo ut a. H., embraced hor,
and went to drill. 1lo roturnod at half-paat 8.
Hho still Hlopt. He took Ills revolver, aimed, and
in tho bolster. Tho report awatcnol Acr, aud
she waa a. may easiy DO imagined, frightened
almost to death. In roplly to hor question he
yolloa "sllonaso am killing yon sho hG3a
succeeded, for two bulls did penot1ato tic leshy
rart Of liar arm bcf0ro they IAtteueI thomBclye,
, 1873-07-26

london Cotreapondenca of the Neto 1'orE iIorld.
Before lowing England tho Shah made some
costly presents to several members Of the royal
family and tho nobility. To tho Queen he gayo
q sot Of worry raro and valuable jewels, to the
Prince Of Wales his photograph set in diamonds,
aud to the Duke Of Cambridge, az Commander
in-Chiof Of tho Army, ho presented an olegant
sword, saying that Tho retoiced to place tile
sword of Persa in tho hand Of England A
photograph, aet in diamonds, was also offered to
Earl Granville, who extracted tho picture,
pressed it to his heart, aud returning tho dia-
monds, orphaned to tho shah that much aa no
thanked him, his position as al English MiniB-
ter forbade Ills receiving proaont from a for
osa Of Sutherland also received presents Of dia-
monds from tho shah WHO, at the sano tirno,
presented Lord Morley with valuable snuff
boz sot with jewels. Lie gave $4,000 to tho
servants at buckingham palaco. and $4,000 to
tho police Of London.
, 1873-07-26

Tho Boston Post Inns an account OF n singular
caso: "On the 18th day of AnguBt, 1860 tho
town Of Haryard, WAS burned, md a man namod
Clark Fairbanks, who resided In tho town aud
hnd some difficulty with Mr. Worcester, WAS
suspected 90 strongly OF having set the fire that
ho was arrested, tried and convicted Of arson,
being sentenood Oct. q, 1861. to imprison-
mont for Ifo in tho State Prison. Ac WAS
pardonod April 20, 1871, on condition TINT If
again convicted OF any crilno hia first sontence
should hold good against him. In May last,
whilo in liquor, ho quarreled with nan IN
eault and battery, aud sentenced for ono month
In tho House Of Correction. At tho expiration
Of tho thirty days Warden Chamberlain called
for him, and unless again pasdonod no will have
to aoryo q life Bentanco"
, 1873-07-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

NC" IOfK ElnRnC9lA NeNVH4
NEW YonK, July 25.-Money ruled easy at S@{ per
cent.
Sterling weak at 1oo@1o9,s for a!.ty days, and
1897 for sight.
Gold was mora aetiyc declined from 11b,l to 11t,
recovering at the close. Loans 2531 per cont to fat
cloarngs $54 COO co., The T1caslry dtsHursed $780,
o0D. Customs receipts, $4,000,
Governments wero Quietor antl stcadier.
Etata bo1,dn were dun. atocka ruled active, with
Important fluctuations In aomo Of tho loading sharos
This chief interest In tho Vanderbilt shares Esie
Northwestern common, and Pacific Hail, Western
Union ADVANCED from TX to ol,. reacted to ooN a,d
with latest tranaactons at e5a. NOV York
Central, 11a401o4x%1 With tho laat sale ct lo4x.
difference bs.ween eash ana regular q Mdax peF
difference Of 1@l!1 per cont In favor Of cash stock,
Tho transacons for caal werc ~ high as o. aud reg
uar up to G17<, but finally declined to G11f, About
o2oo ala1os Woso bought In under tho rule at o9@o2
GsG2TS. Northwestern common waa quite motive at
Tv4, o9, cox Rock leland sold at l16K, 1lo4, md
1nt; }l9H tI, g. r.a w. e9@on as,s nj ea e. S
@39N Union faolae, 2BG aa7b 0hioa, 3axg593s !;
Wabash, 72@7lH. Much Of tho depression Of tue day
was attributable to tho exaggerated estiatoa Of tho
Iona Of tho baltimore Gro. Tho market coscd strong.
Sterling 100. = '@"''
, 1873-07-26

Point St. 1gnaco. From Point St. 1gnaco to
sault sto. Marie, GO milos, tho limo goes by tho
sault to Marquette, 2io miles, It will follow tlo
boaol, WITH Intermediate stations ut Wlitelsh
Point, Two Heart River, ard Grand Island.
FIfty mon aro at work at rnrlona points Oh tho
limo, aud, AZ noon US the cablo ia laid, tole-
tho whole routo.
, 1873-07-26
The Produce mnrIketge

TftA Prnd1Rr1 m nFtrntu.
,,as MEw si HoHK' July S-cor1oH-onot ntddl'ne up
brla snnornnn estnrn an sfeto aean IL. ,u.
men to 89od extra k:0s9G 80; good to choice, soss@
~ a Tnnis n h.G * H. or ~ 9sir
Gemand q; stsoSss: Gogn meal ouiot noa and nn.
changed. Wheat dui hcarc1ty of freight room 70.
SIna, i iHm' e. 80. 80:
en- whito Western. sTS. nyo mora sf active Mei
eha s So nsre sna ms
Hcrcnts 10 mn m aosmor .at"rn ireJ k
ssTo su do Yellow 'i ssae1o. &tp: o:s sAi in
bnyers tay9s nocoints i g. 100 bu nsr mixed Wea-
Eaas1Sni; io@ass @s for ssssH: Wsstsrns tp.''S''
q; 55 : s as% iste 1she2ee sns.r
aq1es .ns Meo hr'n Gsf9ina. 9s1n A sAeS9no:
~ ,oase5 NC 1of heasy crude; 17@c
Ra9ylssoss-rora 1.mer; now mess, *l72sel7s7,4;
nsata ~ st ,ss,as 70 peca nnena9gsa Gut
Wsste2n 9u'o seam ana IT, a 1eng
o''&~'A-1A s''a saLwAuKEE. SfI'S:i1 * iEeSt1'a'
snrInu cxras: ss9a75 Whcst npat odr ana sesoy soy
Ne. j, $l.29; Eo. j, si.a2sf cash or july: st.isb
August. Vats a,iiot, md he'd arm No 4 aihc' i1ora
dui] ami nominal. M ) M Nv, dni, mi 1orn;noi.
No. l. &c. Darley steady; No; 4 soo. '@''A'''N"''
FRs1aura-To Duffaio, 5.5c osweso. 1oxc,
F1--F hnt
su1ruEsrs-Fiolr. G.000 brls: wl,nats Ia nSn M b,
CLEVELAND,
CLryELaHD o. July 26-DnrA
cuiat No nlf rei hnll 1t &. X M q III lii
saIos ns nav re, do}iyarcI. No Il 41'. NJ W. ~
sI H. Corn jnnntjyn I,nt atc.dx hi1f MIA, ~
low 1nt1nd. 4ac. Oats unchanged "'eA 11NN' "'s
prTunT, ,tn,T~0ujst AMI unrHGnco5
Tnf;Emf1
To1rno. Ju1v o5-HnrAnsT,,pea.E .+o.ar
Wheat shndo to,tor No Win W,1,s.b e *. n
do 81 As: amber hiich{nsn. 81 s7 amt snI tniv
Il ~ aMc,,af M ru1 u n, W ~ a4 :, r1y y
No, anber illinois, tiss Corn uli H. snd d. 1oIa1
hIoh nirci. 4oaTn anot .nI rr1y Aun,,,t IA, rn
tr,nr 14n. Inv mi mi II IN. uh3to h1ns nosrnt1c
nc: damaoed Al o ata u, ana '1o s,de ~ esaM
10. a. sc. N ~A@" -A"1" 'o"'t
TnE1o,rrs-rirm, UNCHANGED.
Nrt,EIrrH-Flonr I'M hriS. u,bc,+ ~ nm b,. cor,
q. .UDO b,l oatS. 71i hn "'N@' A'''o0 "At e'Ao'
En1rMEsrs-Flour, Zoo brls wheat, 1000 bu corn,
37 COO bu oata. ION In. "&'>-7 -'0'N ~ e0'''
,uNc1NNAr1
oso1ssAr1. July 25sNI,nEAng au,,
ami lower, 1T se.6oS7 90, Wheat stsady now rod
nujet at 7{jfa71c. OatN n;,,ict nj aaa1Sr 1ss~ 'o
, 1873-07-26
The Shah in Paris,

Paris Correspondence ~ The Loila0n 7'0if,
Tho S!,al, exproageH himeolf "at homo" In
tho palnia Bourbon, and pasaea much OF his timo
lights to taLo his toa and Bwecs drinks, accom-
pauicl by ppo, tho bowl Of whicl. IL onrEchod
by precious slonos.. pn being asked by tho
French mnBter'o tho ceremonies II any conven-
ienco Ia wanting, Lis Majoaty said he should like
, 1873-07-26

PROPOSALS.
Wood and Coal for The C0QltE|

CHICAGO, July "a, 1873.
Dy direction Of tho Board Of Commissioners Of Cool
County public notice is heoby given that ssaled rropo,
saa will bo received until Monday, Augult L. 1R73 Al
noon fos Wood and Coal to 10 delivered tho oa
tho County. as follows. to nit:
L. go cords Of bcooh body wood, four feot long ThA
wood to bo delivered In hatcord loads upon the order o
tho County Agent. At such plaoos within tho city ha
ahnll droot.
T. 5000 tons Of soft coal to bo ollvorod In tho city In
half.ton foads. on tho order Of the County Agent.
g. 2o tons aoft COAL is tons hard cua and 800 tona
hard coal screenings to bo delivered at he Insane Ah7-
lum aud County Poor IIouso In tho town Of Joctson
T. cotda boooh body wood four foot long, tong
soft coal 70 tons hard COAL and 200 tons hard coal
ings, 10 bs degorod at tho County Hospital In the City
Chicago.
g. TOO tons soft coal and hard cool acreenngsa
to bc delivered at tho County jail and Criminal Court
building.
The bids for coal shall snooiJ tho particular coal, a
Wilmington Ao., and tho prlco por ton for each kind.
Tue County ts right to rocsyo loss oS
tho coal and wood tho Hoard Ay dotormne tho above
A.ncnnts being only estlmate.
Az ptoposai w he sealod and addressed to PICARD %
Cqnltnstoaorn Of Cook County" and inlorsod propo7
eaIa Tor Wnod coal tho be>, and taposs
tied With TIM Clark Of said Dnafd.
Thc Boff 1oast.cs the right to reject and ~ pI
yoaE from tue acceptance II thu psopo*Al.
| IL nv 1ork
, 1873-07-26

hlr. Colin Fox, uoneral Manager of Tho
Wostern Union Telegraph Company, in Mchi-
ga,,, iB putting up Telegraph line from Maoki-
nav, viii Baut 8to Mario 10 Marquette, dis
taneo Of over 800 lnilea. From old hlaoklnaw, 4
, 1873-07-26

BUFFALO, July 25.-CarrLE-Recepts to-tlny, In
Guiding IT earn to arrive, 1856; total for tho woo
71D1 AIS cars against $50 cara tho tino last
except few loads Of light Toxans which are unsal-
able,
SHEEP AND LAMps-Recclpta to-day, including re-
ported arrivals b3s total for tho week. 1920, against
l0,40o tho ti1ne Inst weok. Tho market closed
active all sold: Eaatern sheep, $3so@4:75; Canada
to-day: 725 stato shoep, 7o9o9 lbs, ta6o4.6o; 19l
Indians allcop, SO LIS, &. 80.
IIoos-Roccipta today, including reportad arrivals
aanc time last woek. Marriott fiat at s1oa5s s5 Only
four or hvo loads III tho pons woro oTcrcd. Noarly
, 1873-07-26

New YonI, July 25.-Tho distribution Of staple cot
l!ands, but Tho jobbing trade il without animation
Brown aud blaae1ed cottons nteady with fair
package demand. Cotton aannes are active. Wooden
from tho agents at low prices. Fancy dark prints
qulos. Amoskoag now dark prints arc quiet at 0,dc.
Now Lancaster gtnghama vera introduced at l4c.
Cassimercs and ropelnnta fairly active. Foreign
goodB rule dull.
, 1873-07-26
A Congressional Snlnry-tsrnbber In n
Democratic Convention.
Eapakorsta' o. {Julv 2s>, Dspatch 10 use cineinuat

The Democratic Convention for the second
subdivision Of tho Third Judicial District met iu
this place to-day, and nominated JudgeB Phelps,
Of Auglalze, and MoKonzie, Of Allen, to aorve
tho ensuing torn. Tho Committee on loaolu-
tionB gayo vent to tho following cholorio wall OF
distreHA:
ssotre That VIC aro opposed to tho preaont corrupt
Administration aud cordially iny1o all patriotic man,
, 1873-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICES,
HOfinann'S Hon Pills

used by tho ro and tho poor. They forer and
aguo Intermittent fovcr dumb aguo, and all maarous
overs at They do not contain auinino a,ulo,
They For sato BY druggists at csns
por box eont by mail prepaid. MoIana Oandcd Gus.
tor OH Is delicious syrup Of tho CASTOR oan, fcs from
Aiio arc McLstns ver1niuso Bonbons deiioious worm
ssndo ssa vi oHfI ftSP ss er
en-.
, 1873-07-26

I1yEnpoor., July 25--ll a. ln.-Market unchanged.
Flour, a7G3a8s Whcat-ylntor, 11s 1Ud spring, l0a
lol6s1la 81 whte, lls h@is % c!at 12st9 i2s ID,
coru. 27a ada2Ts ed. Pork e34 da Lard, US I'd. To-
, 1873-07-26

Pittsburgh. Oil MARKET.
Pittsburgh, July 25.-C.ule petroleum duiet and
refined very dull Ut 18c.
, 1873-07-26

These p!s composed exclusively Of vegetable i~
g;edlenss aud although thcy onttroy supeIsode e
ghGg at @ directly ppS the vsI and 7*lasblo
aSred state er that organ. Liver Complaint, Bilious
pnorIeu, Indgostion, Sick Headache Typhoid fOvors.
Gc dc all kuccunb to tho frc0 Of SClIencks Man.
drake PIlil. For aale BY ali druggists and doaorg.
, 1873-07-26
na,v York Livc-stocIz mnrlkot.

NEw Yonx, July 25.-BEEvrs-Arrivals, 800 head,
Inakng $50 since a1ondny, against 33t6 tho hamo
mon quality, moro thnn one-half Texans. Trade was
very dn, and Texnna and poor native atoera had 70
1oao; Texans, 7A@oKc. Among tho en!ca Vero: II
satn x,t,. tt'faa E e. sw vSe; cara do ~ cwt
cwt 90; carr Missouri Rtccrs, ucaIat cwt, 1oxc;
cars do, 9H cwt, 11Ao; cara do, OK cwt, 11o, and
6cars Illinois stcers, 7an1 ~ c~t, 11N@12Hc. Net
and unsettled.
bnrEr AND LAMBs.-Recolpts 4,o70 head, making
weok. Tho supply is too hoavy for the domand and
the market iB greatly depressed With sow salca 1t 40
Go Sa@s 1or e 'a 81 a To 81 M
atbAo; cur, 80 !bH, At4tso; 2cars, Il b. 1t 4Kc
car o. ill., 1T 6e car % bs at $40 car, SO lba
at 8.6o; cars Canada lnnba, 60 tbB, At exc; car
State, IS lbs At $50; md car pennsyyaa. 80 III,
9Kc.
Hw1NE-Nocnpts 2,540, making 10, ,626 since Monday,
sganst TO- ITO tho time laHt week. Nono Bao.
City dressed quiet ut s0.6097.bo.
, 1873-11-07
CRIME.
Il Wosn:,t, Kidnapped stt ETnMsvi11c*
ftsta.. md Carried 10 CAiro.-.flle
Guilty Nlerl Arrested.

Il W'o,n:,ta Kidnapped :.t Evansville.
ftsti., nlad Carried 10 Ciliro~-Tfle
Guilty Nlcrl arrested.
Sprciat Diaoatch 10 Tae cHirayo Tribune.
CAIl.U, ILL.,, Nov. ia great deu uf excite
nscnt was crontcl i'll this city this afternoon by
tho delivery by boy to tito police Of Il lottol.
from woman. It stated, when opened, that
tho writer wGs abducted by two 1atboat1ncu Mt
chance 10 escape until they arrived ut thia rort,
wl,en she contriycl to get tile letter to tho po-
lice wltilo tho men wero nway. BY means OF this
boy, wi.o was also kidnapped. She
further stated that her aln90etors had
swore that. II Hl.o or tho 10y attempted TO Leave
tito boat, they would kill tl,on.. Immediately Of,
receipt nf tho letter Sheriff Irwin, accompanied
hy his Deputies nnsl t. couple OF police otaeers,
repaired to tho pIuco where tho bnat lny, aud ar
rested tho HIGH wit!loN1 trouble. NnNv eor-
responGent succeeded III interviewing the woman.
whose ranlo is Josephine Watkins. and tho Story
sliu told WAS to lllG above effect. AL parties
were lodged in 1nil until they have MI exaMisa-
ios', when, it is limited, otilor things may be de-.
valuped.
[Io The -issociatfd Iytsx.l
UA1no. ILL.,, Nov. G.-Duke Morrison and Adam
DrAmmond wcrc arrested lloso this evening OH IT.
small ilat-boat, OIL Information given to tho
police BY IL boy 12 Or IL yccrs u ago named
Ruhl. rho lattor charges them with kidnapping
him from t. poillt above Evansville OIL II prctonso
that t!ey wanted him to 50 hunting with them.
lnheeeu o1 ni1hth ~ !olliltt IL lIhFl!te o!pn-
tiion antl Htates thu, undos threats or deH!l.
Ito l.aa been forced to assist III robbiig mud
securing pI,,nticr Tie must outrageous chaygo
! ngalnat lilo men was of nbducting 4 young gill,
oi: IN, named Josephine Watkins, from Evans
vio a,ul, in proof. ltuhl showed IL letter fon,
tllu GIRL stating TINT e1lo hal been kept in close
confinement, mud threatened with slcatl If sho
attempted to cseapo Sllesi1r Erwin aud posse
stnyted ut once, and fotst the bout IL
few miles fram tho city. They arrcst-
cd the mou. Tic SRI states ,l.ut
Evansville. sho ,:as onticcd tn tho boat Sutur-
,ay evening, nnA l,aH boau closo1y watched ever
since to prevent her eHt'npo. and has suffered
every iudgnity. The girls story ,nny 10 exn,,-
goratc lalt uho wra ovitlonlly Tit unwilling pr's
Uucr, mid declares ilo never oxpoItod to lonyD
tho city alive. Tho :ycrllscl nro III ja,l tsoy will
Elyo 1T, examination Tomorrow. ltnhl Ala alia'
Watkins arc comfortably provided, nua will aI'-
pcnr ngaillst The l,r1uouors,
, 1873-11-07

- Spscidl Dispntch tp 1He Ch;r1ao Tribune.
MAnlfoS, Wis. Nov. U.--Atlditionnt returns of
tug election DO not improve things for tho Re-
nlollca1ls. There has boon q groat falling off lit
tlio strong Republican counties. lilo Chairman
Of tho Republican Gommittoo thinks Iayior's
majority may roac]l 12,000 to 15,0oo, md tt'oso
or tho other Opposition candidates not mticll
leaa, Except FriHLy, WHO runs al,oatl on account
OF Ills homo indoraonont. Until tllia ovenng 1t
Inns been supposed Tint the sennto wonlfl DO lto-
publican, but It looks now aB il tho regular Ro-
TnlbltcnnH would not hRvo moro titan !!
members and tho Opposition 10; several.
Of the now members, loweyoro, woro liorototoro
NopuhllcanH. Tho hopub!icaus loso the Fifth,
Tonth Twenty.eghth, Tiirieth, md pnr;o119hly n;1
publican rountios, like Grnnt. only give quo Or
hoo majority. and iii that c0tlntY 1t IL probable
tint the Oppoaiton Honator iB elected, and tllreo
II not all four Of tho Opposition Asse1nb1ymo1.
The Assembly will stand ahout % Republican to
81 opposition OF all aortn. Tho pressure Of
oi1ico-Hcokers has alroady began mud Governor
olect Taylor was mitch borod on visiting tho city
to~day.
Special Dfspatth to The Catcnqo Tribune,
OsnKoau, Wiz, Nov. G.~-Later rot,1rna from
every town in Wnnebago County giro n,ajori-
ty for Washbnrn of Ito, being about 200 'lesB
than In 1871. Although n light vote waa cast in
this city. tho 1G8 1nntorty for Taylor iH 1no al-
mort entirely to tho personal popularity OF
Doucls, candidate for tho Assembly.
Spteiat Dtsna!cA to Ihe ctiea9e Tribune.
Hr1IwauxEE, Wis, Nov. G.-'rho Democrats
State by 1nasH-niooting on Saturday evening.
Tho doyernor-clcct, Lioutenant- Governor. At
tor,ey-G Goneral, Dr. Wight, mud otllors will DO
hero to sloak to tho people. 13onfircs and bnrtla
havo boe1t ordered, and there il every promise
Of an old-fashionel ratification pow-wow.
, 1873-11-07
THE GELLOWS.


Execution Of II Wicked Wretch at
TEilliAn.sport, E'u.
W11L1Aatsro1rr, ra., Nov. U.-At 1:30 To-day
M attempt WAS mado to nnng Wade. Tho rope
beiys too long. LIS 5ccs struck squasely on the
ground. In thls positlon lie remained, shouting
"Oh Lord, have mercy" The rope caino of his
ncch, and his body lcll over heavily OIL tho
ground. liz was carried upon tho scaffold, md
litter long delay III arranging tho rope, tho
drop wns agnin pulled He fell this time le,H
than three feet. Ilis pulse continued 10 beat
Tor seven minutes. Aftor hangng twonty-seyen
minutes le wns placed in n coffin and taken
charge OF By lis friends. 1Ia,ly pieces Of tho
ropo we're cut off aud carried AWAY Us relics by
tho spectators. Wade had told hiH jaior ia
].ol with tho lovil at 90 lie said tho only thing
troubling, him was wllct1l:r tho people whom lao
murdered aso IN heayon ur hell"
, 1873-11-07
TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1873.

DO ablo to roturn to thoir usunl ayocn-
tions by tho fret Of next wook, and
Walthnll 1ntlrnary liz closed, md Dr. blackburn,
who 30 nobly volunteered a,!l 70 admirably
managed It, loft tho city yesterday for s plat.t-
ntlon. Tho uowart!a viii, wo !iopo, also cloao
tlaoir 1abors with thia woek md then ttoro will
rcnln,n OH duty, Of NIL our benevolent orga,,-
izations, only tLo Citi2cna' Committee WHO nro
charged with attending to the wants Of tho
orpllnnB and the poor, n1ado 90 by tho terrible
nconrgo Which up to thib t'ato has robhcl ns Of
1,173 lives, 10 which wo l1avo to atd d51 ainco
1920 carried away by death lu aevon wooka. And
this out Of population reduced to about 10000.
, 1873-11-07

!elFcial DisntFth to Yhe tH',4f,u 7ribUHf
Sr. pAr,, Nov. 6.-The results Of the State
election SHOW that tho Republicans wcro oily
saved from dofeat by tho nomination Of Davis
in oppDsition to tho wistea Of the usnni party
managers. aud l,iH fortunate record OH tho
transportation qneation. Ii thu party lenders
Ind forced their state through tho nominating
Convention, the Slate would laya gone like
Wisconsin. Estimates OIL returns to s o'clock
shis afternoon, give Davis for Governor nut
exceeding 9oD0 minority. The other nopnbIi-
ran State nonneos have about 1000 majority
except urinagel, who il probably dercatats for
Treasurer by Dicks. the anti-ring candidate.
The opposition to Namsey's re-elcctiom gains
i'll strength, Ex-CungrcHsulan DonnelLy aud OK
Seuator Wilkinson arc elected to the Senate by
large maiorit;es. The Republican majority III
each House IL REDUCED from last yenr. Tic or-
position had little organization uuil no money,
hit must Of tho county rings sre broken. anil
now nlou cosen 10 office III every direction
, 1873-11-07

4 Curio.ln Eiro in Pittsburgh, Fu.--A
RlAx$ af Citadcra stnd Screenings
Shoulders for E'Atar Eaont1lH.
p11rsnunun, pa., Nov. G.-Ilnst juno lro oc~
cured Oil tho banks Of tho A1leghony Niyor
which destroyed several Bhcds OF small value !;
and tho fire, ut tho time, it was thought, was OK
tinSuishel. This seesns to haze been II mis-
tako rllo ground Upon which these sheds stood
liz made mostly Of cinler, screenings Of coal,
and Stag. This conf,Mssil,lo STUFF has le!a tic
iiro to the present time, mud 1t has noy become,
for soyernl blocks along tho rivor-front,
tho mir, Hometilnos to tho height Of
Is OF 20 foet Tho lire department bus been ap-
poalcd to, and il now working OIL this burning
material. Immense trenches have boon dug, aatl
are digging arouud the placu, which it H intended
shall DO filled with wntcr, It is expected that by
this means aud tho conHtant working for q
couplo Of weeks Of two engines, tho underground
fro may be cxtinguislod. Ut course, this ilre
juBt now il centre Of attraction, ind is creating
i decided scneation. Fcar is Expressed lest a[l
tho mntio ground along tho river front may
Hhnro like fate.
7.1 Tcrro Eunusc, Ind. 4.tas $4,000.
TEnnE HAuTE, Nov. 8.-Tho old Brltton
grain warehouse, on First street, burned tllia
evening loss se0DO or VI, 900; partly insured.
Tho building wns owned by L. B. Johns.