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, 1873-09-18
MICHIGAN.

Proceedings of tho Stnto Constitu-
fl0nnl Convention.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Sept. 1.-THE e1pedlency Of maxi
Ing adult eligible to any Office In tho atato is
DO inquired Into State boundaries more explicitly
defined, In accordance with Capt. Cramnors United
States survey Provisions added to the article On
railroads, prohibiting atock-waterng, and requiring
nuch arrangements will enable tho amount Of
capital stock, names Of owners, amount Of
bond aud other Indebtedness, and amount
Of property and assess, 10 be ascertaincd
at any time. Aleugthy debate had on tho position
OF tho 8ato Senatorial diBtrctB tho Commission finally
recommending the division Of tho State Into sixteen
districts, with two Senators from each, one going out
every two years. The Commission also considered
Air. Rissys proposition to LIMIT to special leg
islaton about thirty subjects already trle-
graphod. Some Of Il stricken out, and dis
position shown to kl Tho whole soctlon but the com
mission finally adjourned without voting. Tho Com
weeks.
, 1873-09-18

An Exciting Dny ON the Stock Ex.
cllslnEes


Special Nspatci Ia The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, Sept. 17.-The bears held high carnival
In Will street today. With tho opening OF busi-
moss on exchanges, they began tho circulation
Of dolefnl OF moro than ordinary
calnmiuea throughout tho street, 1mpend-
ing failures Of extraordinary magnitude
were myhteriausy hiutcd Mt early In tho morning, but
positive details could be CLEANED. Al tho day Horo
Oh, however, names Of several railroad companies hc
catno linked with the evil rtnora, aud reports Of
the failure Of tlietr promoters were freely
circulated whore .hoy 1o'lld do moss harm, ha,n
groat cifect in liz Btock market. Tho runors Of ho
csgo nock isand i Pacific RafIroad With tho Capada
southofn Railroad, were. reViyoa, and It was
m eey to Tho In
able t to pursue the work Of continuation This ri:
moi however, Was officially denied BY the officers of
it procce1cd from mouth to mouth, and tho
general result fceng Of depression aud dstruF
conservative wcro at hrst disposed 10 sbelioye but
of-tod stories Of dishonesty anu dnaatcr proved too
bn es ss @ no soo. e fo sa & a
Il tne ruin o1 tic nrooilyn Trust Company, eity
hs accompIce, nodtnan. tho failure Of tho Now York
Warehouse 4 secnEity COMPANY embarrassment Of
soarl, Kansas Te1uB naroat, suspension Of Kenyon,
Coz Co., md tho troubles Of tho Canada Southern
hallway. II fn9 Dnl III an ENTHUSIASTIC Anu prophetic
outbnrst dwolt upon tho good time coming, ho was
silcnccd by tho hard logic Of facts Of tho daioraza
ton prevailing: At about nuon 1t bccamo generally
Naroal Company in trouble. It was
inserted that George Opdyko h Co., WHO
itB financial agents, had auBponded, or were
about to do Inquiry developed tho fact that tho
construction and equipment paper of the Company
had gone to protest, but TINT Gourge onlyke + CO.
though greatly annoyed by tho in circulation
about them. On the strength Of tho alleged olnbar-
rasatnents Of Geo. .omlyko h Co., md formal
protesting Of Naw York b Oswego
Midland Railroad. thero .sns general rual to sell
stocks by frightened holders. Tho depression WAS
vigorously assssted BY the persistent hsmmoring Of
tho bears, who fairly jumped upon tho market. Amid
! to ~ por cent; Eric declined from s!
from 1oo to % div. Lako Shore from OIL to COX
Northwest frunl 57H to 60; Il. I. from 1O2X
to lGoH st. Paul. from 45tl to Az: Western Union,
from 81 to 87H; Pacific alatl from 43A to 4ts. Al
usua Jay Gould supposed to 10 tho instigaior Of
tho whole movement. He is supposed TO be short of
Of NoIshwestern vet T.. aud st. r t. VIII 10
those stocks, which he is supposed to be
carrying. II Is believed, however, that Mr.. Gould has
largely proted by tho decline III atocks and that o
lost money by blng golu ho hnn retrieved hts losses
by Hkilful manipulation Of the stock market.
10 the associated I'rcss.
NEW YonE Sept, 17.-The vito Of tho Rev. Mr..
Wlswel Of st Johns Chapel IN this city, haa aed hor
converted to btu own nau. shgls the daughter of tho
latq Bishop Borrian, of Trinity Church worth
$4,000 when Ahe married, aud charges WtsWcu
with robbery md inhdcIty,
, 1873-09-18
FORElGN.
Livingstone Reported to Have
Been Seen Last June.
Fr0SpcCt OF a Conflict Between British
and Spanish War Vessels.
FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. 17-r. stornes, the English traveller,
has arrived hero IRON Central Africa. uo reports
that ho mot DE-, Liv1nghono laat juno, and parted
waa in perfect health.
Tho nunbor Of doatha by choora In this city, from
tho 9th to tho t4h ina Ia officially reported to bo III,
instead Of 49, incorrectly stated In yesterdays dis
patch.
Official documents communicated yesterday to tho
pariB Academy Of Medicine confirm tho roport
that the cholera provails in franco. At
aroao from Tint ma!ady, and ut Kouen there nro at
present twenty deatha a day from tho satnc cause*
Tho epldemio Ia rapidly spreading throughout Nor
mandy.
, 1873-09-18
PERSONAL.

THE crrr
7ov rb.a n porna ~ wIvoonu,n I. Al +ho 7.-5,o-
oo'' LIN" " io"A4o' " ''e'uo'' - ~ 'o
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., Of Now York, IL at tho
shczman.
rr. 1,o,, 1u,,,t.,, 1o,., ~ ,7,++.b,,r,. 4, =. ~.
aharr,n oA' "AA'A"A4 "oAe'' - t'''osn' ~ '00
nh. III, A1v., s,-o,o =, ,,,.h..,or " l. .t
,ba GraNa por;n 'SN"Ds' ~ A"o~'s'eA' 1' -" :"
>n' 'taAo tAeA''
Gen, 3. III. Dr!nkcrhoff, of Springfield, is At tho
Grand Pacific.
m, 1r ~ n,,u - :, r,,,,,r T., J.. - H..
lan on. - H. o'o0o' VI Aoa1a'lc' h5't II ~ 'no
0s"ao h4eiao' ..-.. ..
Lieut.. A. g. Cu1ntuingB, Fourth United 8tatea ArN-
lory, ia at tho Gardner,
u,u. IN c.x -, D,,.
na x o,nit y. ~ @tI,"ESna, 'o~9 .ass W
W H. " H. aao H. naFrs' VI Ne" 1o1A'
Ato ~ 'no u"1u1ot 1oooo'
Charles Collins Chief EpRincer and William K1lne
Jr Superintendent Of Tolcgrapla Of Tho Lake shore
l. Michigan Southern Naiiroa arrived in this city YES
tetday,
,u. ,-,, .,.,,
Ino Ion. o seth J1af41 qi Wisconsin MAJ: u y.
Aoaso o. boston y. r. ty'le, OF alaucAeater the
4oA. D. y; baoeoeA OF ulaVeiana anu nlaJ. EMS, Of
Loh"on' Eng'' afe s1opQ'h8 a. INC dfanu PaeiAo'
Charles Payne General B1pcytncndent Of the Lake
Bhoro h1chigau Southern liailroAd together with
Ills Chlef Engineer, Mr., Ohnrea Collins, went to
South ChlcnKo yesterday to Wow the new i1npruye.
1ncnts ts,e Company has lately ulade at that place.
Ar. g. o'Calnghan, Of No. GEO State street, wishes
tho person who present ut tho timo OF the rujlroal
t 1f ~ w W @ ~ ano ~ .st'. 70
IL ,s;,t "nf.r fxor o tn f;1 ~ o,... ~ LII. ~ ~
, 1873-09-18

init Of longs Peak, Saturday. Tho 19th, making tho
ascent in thtco houra nn'l ten mn'ltca.
LONDON, Sent. 17..-1Icnry DoHy0rto and Wlll!ah
1'rand, speaker Of tia Nrish 1Ion.o of Commons,
md a family will sail for tho uuitod 6eRteH OIL Sat
urday, 10 remA!n two months.
NAarv,t.1E, Sept 17.-Tho Hon. Fred Dongfasa ar
colored Hlato Eair Tomorrow.
MsBuELtANApus.
john r. Wilson, eaary-arahher 81 n" lnss Con.
Greu'on,-wlich nfsco a Ia one Of tho Dost.
In ono district of Minnesota tho 1lcruh1icana havo
nominated George ". Dctcdic Of tho ennk Rapi'ts
Sentinel, for tho Bato Htllao. md H. O. hnaso'l, Of
the Draincrd Tribune, for tho Homo.
dett-Cortta and Air. Ooulth,irst senior partner IN
Cousts' Bank, havu each glvon clb0oo to form fun
for tho willows and orphans Of thoso Who alo IN lilo
employ Of tho bank.
OF tho nobility, In n. Rteigz, mcrcilat nna Gasker
accumulated $50, ,ooo,ooo.
Commodore Vanderbilt In said to DO ono OF tho cor
rnraturs Of Tho Illinois Btuck-Nrncdera' AAHuciation
Tho 1iock Island linton thinks II Tho other
can feed stock well ae the Commodore can "aIes It,
the enterprise will provo moBs suecossfnl.
Tho Hon. Wilder D. Fostor arrived homc IN this city
tlh morning. Wo regret to announce TINT hia hosth
IA quite poor, md hs physicians rrcscriec reat ana
Immunity from the eares Of btsneas for tho present.
His MANY friends wilt therefore refrain from making
tho calls that would, under other cireumstances, ho
noHt gratefully roceiyed.-Grand Iapd* Eagfes sept
10.
dispatch printed cscwhoro reports tho death from
yellow faver, at hey Veal, Of Lfaut. .Co1nMandor d.
N. Mche of tho United statea vessel pawnce. Com
nnndcr Mitchell was citizen Of Monmouth, In this
Stale, whore hIa mother and other 1uo,nbots Of tho
Mitchell, Of this city. Though Btill young 1nan hc
served with distinction during lilo war.-Q4incy {iA3
Hhiu.
Women beginning to lake m active part In rol!
cs Last yenr, Matthias Fletcher was by far the most
effective speaker tho Republicans had in Iowa. Aud
nov Julin aarretson, to speak, Is knocking tho
aocks on n{ tho Orange orators. bhe eronka from
tho platform with tho MaRtor Of tho National
Grange, and according to reports, beats him crerJ
H1no.-Hurltngtofs LaEt-Evs.
, 1873-09-18

MADRID, Hort. 17.--Benor Flgucrns has arrived.
Madrid, sopt, Fla tho Corea, the dchnto on tho
suspension Of the sftttngB opened yoaerday, and
continued To-day. The minority urged that recoas
be taken until tho now Constitution had bcen coll
sdered.
Tho police h.vo seized copioa Of Carlist newspapers
circulating In tho Capital.
Tho nsirgent frfgatoa have again saiod from Car
tant to collect provisions. Tha town ID faithful TO
tho National Goyosnmcnt and Will resist my Atempt
to lovy contributions Tho British Admiral Ia thore,
inslfgont leet from bon1barding tho town.
There was \ serious riot yesterday In Ectja pro-
vokod by tho 1nt1ansigentes. Many persons wore
killed and wounded.
Tho municipal election ia Malaga yesterday wna
attended with disorder and bloodHAed. Thora
fighting at several Of the pollingpaces, and tho riot
ing continued 1ato Into the night.
IoNpoH, Sept. 17.-Private ndviccs contradict the
London Ti7nta report that the bobardmcnt ot Carta-
gena had rocommonced.
, 1873-09-18

SpfcfHE NispNfeA u Tie tNfcaqo YTtbttus.
F111IApELrltA, Erpt. 17.-Thu tl,ree lartics-Ro-
',ay holng rabio IND tcr meetings, s' but
nothing, Of no.e bus cropped out of any,
save. the action OF tho City Convention
this morning.. lteHnutons Of respect to lilo memory
OF tho ate Joshua Ilaowull candidate for City Truas-
tAkcn for succcssor. The frat ballot resulted az
follows: William Jcnks,. 20; ltlcllar!i Garsted 10
william 1iesd JenEH beng III receipt of jorIty
or tho yoeB caHt, noilnaed. II resolved thRt
organization IN every war4 Of sho city bo provided
for election plrposcs.
, 1873-09-18
Livingston County tEIll Republican
Nomination.

Special D9tpa{ch II Tie (Nlcdgo tribune.
PONTIAC ILL.,, Aupt. 17.-Tlo Republicans Of Living
stou Cuunty held conyenipn hero today. II was
sn affair. Thrtern towns out Of thirty unrepre
sente' They driven by public sentiment to
resolutions slfc!arng thst they aro opsoI to tnriT
only. Judge IayBon was nominated for County
Judge. lie IL tho railroad attorney for tlB
very faw farnrrA' sotcs. Wiliiam jenkins wis noln-
mated fur County Clerk, H. q. GooHrcrd for Treas
l,rer alld ]. ". St. for Superintendent Ut Schools
j. v. Hlroyell uh.u SPEECH, in which he denounced
thu drangrs III bung ut with tl,u merchants, aud
predicted HI utter failHre Of tho organization.
, 1873-09-18
tMECT fN0iEG.

HAVANA, Sept. 11.-A meeting WAS held here On the
18th inst, At which o various propositions for the
Tho planters OF Cincovel!as wanted 10 adopt exAins-
tcr Morals sixty year E1nancination Inv. and not
woro aen 10 snai but % no election has OF eau tako
place during the inBurroction tho sottiemen Of tho
question Ia very in}o1nite After considerable dis
oasion tho meeting ended without arriving ut any
suit.
, 1873-09-18
Bcnntor Wright Dcfincs Ellis Position
OH the Sninry-tsrnb TroMble--Nvh1lt
Treasurer Spinner Snys OF 1scvcr-
sion under tho IaLsr OF Unexpulldcl

OH the SninrY-&.rub Ir0llbIe-.|V Whit
Treasurer Spinner Snys OF 1sevcr-
sion under tho LstH or Uncxpendcd
Enhances.
6tae Register MATES lint the lion. George G. Wright
United States Senator iu hs speech Ut osoeoa today
The Congressional 1,ark-pay Ranry-ateal, baid !:
1spoko aEsinst it; determined uovor 10 tako i
tliat We would not touch lt; refused to take Il
%hen offered i mo; sGo, nnver touched doar
O. esrn hcre 's was f sy oaSt rs e to is
being covered into the Treasury, aud learned thcro
W. %ns not. 1honE to avoid my publicity IN my nc
scarcely needfnl tllut It DO heraled 10 tho world.
returned from Colorado July ~, and after learned
thia 1noncy would 60 into the Treasury and involving
construction Of general law for covering in unex
.ba sonners m Il was wna,n o aS st
Se;f pay: % 4ha M uasrsand'as t ill.,. and 'uie- dr.
!etefo ucn. Spinner, asking whn, il any, rulings had
been made, and stating again y view that the money
he II e o wes
written by thc General 10 another member Of tho
subject III whcl. he nays le cannot better him
Wat ho AG bad %rten roa a0 Sosd III cssas sasa
s ss 'ee ress9x r c2r0'' aa Esa spd aIssoary
spproprat5on m Wis IN neo e oe; tat balances ra
manning thoretlncr would not bo covered into tho
jet 10 sie order Of Senators Or members.
tlo adds that Senator shcr1lan, who drew the
Treasury, constituting ii dd had determined to iet
his backpay rover. by operation Of tho law but, In
% dsfessnea to tho .1ss4 dssisons Of tho accounting
ssry hour at thie letter vroto he md
Of n,ine on!y ait! tl.at have word from the Clerk
that my order has beon complied with.
, 1873-09-18

NEW YonK, Sept. l7.-At ,nreling Of the National
Executive Coinnsteu of tho 1sacal Democratic purity
tolay, ali address to the Oranges and Patrons Of IIs.
hanAry was atlopted It satGa ihv nyis now being
suffered 70 arho from tue irrtHposibty Vt IepreBsr-
tAtivca 10 their constituents aud bays II tho psoe had
control tho o|lca! ncllUn af tlelr ltepsuseta-
tIyrr, with Tho privilege of recalling them wiu proven
unworthy cf their trust, huiesty would bo tho rule,
and corruption hly possible by tho FREQ will Ut
slueney. Let rrnrt nj ,thle representation le the
watcword. Tho Radical De,naeralu purity o!Icra CO.
operation In seuuliuy this refoEm,
, 1873-09-18

- From Tia SdcFa1lttto Utt. =
In 1863, IN sacramento, ono Potter Motz fell Iu
toyo with Maria Kupp, who rojootod hls atltlreAs-
Oh. and pstor, When his loyo was turned to l!ate
assaBsinatel ler. IIo was proved guilty and
tlloro yot, tho Oldest tnhhbttant within It'll walls
In tlleso long, droary years Of confinement ho
has not broken ono prison rule-thoro III not on
tho books single mark sgainst him. Ilo has
Ind for many years. charge Of tho tiro-wool and
Inns boon 80 uaroft,l OF tile Matos interest nA to
Hsyo Aes uuQh ,uoney. 10 IL w years Of ago,
, 1873-09-18

FaEt Timo N1ntie by Occtdont" In
Sacramento
BAoHAMxnro, Cal., Sept. l7,-Thc races at tie Sac
ramcuto priylng-park tolay wore attended by 10000
people, Tho htst raco waa for prao Of +200o, and
wan won by Tom rurdy In thrco straight heats, Ills
lest time being 2:23al May Howard second Do1ter
Of 81 oo0 lilo ,nadu the quarter III 36k seconds, the
halt in, 1loh, aid finished tn 2heA,
tho beAt heat uyar trotted III CAlifor-
nia, Tho pueing Taco which followed, for
purse Of $610. was won by Dan Voorhees, In three
straight heats, Defnrco Hecnnd, jim Brown third
beat time a:46 Orci1ent tfeu trled a1othar mile,
making tho quarter In 354 seconds, the half in 109x,
a1ll t.shed iu 2:lB,{.
I1Hk0 Unlls
NEw YonK, Sept. H.-1,ase Dall-Dostons, n Az
lHptica, ~.
, 1873-09-18
A Large Stock lInrn III Wisconsin
I1strnel.-LUss S:30400Os

Spteial Dispatch to Tho Chicuao Tribune.
Mt1wAuKEE, sopt 17.-The Sea&iaei Of Tomorrow
will contain special announcing the detruction Of
the largo stock barn Of II. u. Sherman, at Spring.
brock one mile from Burnott Junction. Tho building
WAS Ared by Lightning and tho names spread rapidly.
BY lint Of hard labor Shermnu's residence and moat
Of bis valuable stock rescued ono large bull and
two aeorB were burned to death. Mr.. Sherman pad
81 600 for tho bull when year old. Three hundred
oata 400 bnshca Of barley, md ali of Mr. shermuns
farming imp1cnenta werg burned. Thu loss IL estt-
mated at $50 900 Insured iu the Madison Mutual,
North Missouri, mud Continental Companies for
xtE hnn
, 1873-09-18
AZ Burnett, Wis.

BURNETT, Sept. 17.-A barn belonging to Il. D.
Bherman, in this township, waa struck " lightning
thiy morning and consumed. Thu Ions was S3ooD0
insured for SIC 500 In the Continental North Missouri,
aud Madison Mutua! Companies.
Cars Burned on the GEcnt Western
Road.
HAMILTON, Ont, Sept. IA misplaced switch
thren the Now York Express train the Great Wes-
tern Railway from track at Stony creek, this morn
ing. The engine WAS overturned, and the driver and
fireman badly injured. Two baS5-ge cars and ono
coach we're burned. baggage aayed.
, 1873-09-18

Special Dispatch to The CAisugo Tribune.
pu1LApELrn1A, Sept. ia tifa broke out At 4:21
O'Clock this evening in tho fourth Hat Of 1ye-atory
brick building Nos. 62G md 61B North street, owned
by Jesup b Moore, rag and paper warehonsesuen. It
IL believed that tho fire originated III pile Of raga by
tempted to e1,ingntah 1t by means Of 1rc-buckcta
hofore tho arrival of hsemcn but were unBuccessfn
The building Is completely guttcd, aud at present
writing-1l:20 r. m.-thc fire still shoulders.
Loss $4,000. Tho stock Is Insured for no aud the
building for $15,000. Both Of tho r arc in Europe
, 1873-09-18
STANDARDIZATION,

rHILApELruIA, Hopt. l7.-rho SECOND annual Con-
ventiun Of tlle National hoard Of steam- Navigation
mot to-day at Continental Hail. all was callcd 10 order
by President Thomas Sherlock, Of Cincinnati. Dele
Saino Now Jersoy, Missouri, Intliara, Kentucky
Ohio psn,sylyailia, Oonnectlcnt, and Maryland, aid
others on tho way. The Convention ndjou1ned uu-
til evening,
, 1873-09-18

COMPANY. It Ii aait TINT fourteen Ynonbera Of tho
Committee received tho price OF their votes Yesterday
siter1'oon the c9n,mIttoo hed ncctnB, md roccvol
from IN sEoclal Committee lengthy rcpott. which
for Tho purpose Of creating d!acord among
TIC Democrats. They aakc him TO npp:ar boforo the
Co'n,nston and teatffy. lie dcclinc 10 10 no. deny
lug the right Of tho Oommtsion which makes nqunro
eee'lhat!os agalnst Mr.: uaascy, and say tl,cy can
provo ho bought ha election to tho Soate md VII! do
So They recommend That tho whole matter 10 rcfor
red to another investigation.
San FnANotsuo, Sept 17.-Tho Republican Blato
conycntton Inst night nominated with s. 3. Dwinue,
Arso nronBo,, Of Lon Angelos. tho last for tho khort
torm Of tho snrrenle OoMrt Contrary 10 expect alton
tho Convention did not torch tho Senatorial question.
, 1873-09-18

Dasqueuthsl, tho victim Of tho Saturday night
tragedy IN aaiu to bo much improved and yesterday
walked around the room. Ills physicians say, how
ever that Ills condition IL very rrocarious. There Ia
no clue, Us yet to hia ass.llu1lts.
, 1873-09-18

faithful and harmless NJ 4 man can bo; and, II
ho Ind boon nentonced for twenty-five yoara, his
conduct would have entitled him to discharge
propose to movo toward lila pardon, and, II thoy
over hopo to gain hia freedom, tho effort must
aoon DO nado.
, 1873-09-18
BURNED TO DEATH.

Mrs. Catherine Elmers, wife OF Anlrow EIIners, Of
No. 1906 Prairie avenue, burned to death n her
houas yesterday morning. Bhe was found dead by
uu!ghhora. She was about GO yearR OF age. Tho
Coroner viii hold an inqucat to-luy.
, 1873-09-18

nnowNsv1ILE, Texas, Sept. 16.-Thcrc ts rumor
that Gcu noclla, Commandcr~in-Clef OF tho Mexican
army is getting up revolution on hlB account.
lsocha has tho reputation Of being tho best fghng
in tho Mexican army, and 1t he re'els Will have
pieuty Of followers Io IL now ut Zacatncas in
nand Of largo forcc, aud a Rnd te be III syinpathy
with tho inalcoutents Of saillo and Monterey.
, 1873-09-18
Tho HIlsoassfrri Conservative Duano.
CrntA 1scfNHc to Nominate Il Stnto
ttHCkHt.

ecryAtivo Convention assembled loro to-day. Forty
dvo counties represented. Col. Il. O. Heynofis,
Of Monroe, wRs chnaen President; J. l.. Towers
md a. j. prcntz Secretaries. Afor m AMI
matca discussion, tho following resolution, offered
ly tho Hon. Mr.: Wilson, Of pontomoc, was
piioptcd, upon call OF counties, by % 10 As.
Rfaofsed, Tint It Ia tho sense OF tho Democratic
Conservative party Of tho State of Maaiealpr n con-
preaching election 10 nominate stato licketn
resolution rroyionBy offered by tho lion. II. If.
Street, plcagny the Convenon TO abide by tho action
Of tho Convention, adopted by large 1naior1y,-
tho Counties Of Chlckasaw, CIark and Cofax with
drawing from tho Convention. rondinR tho vote Sew
movement wore prasont ~ spoeaiors and M os,rsased
aasafaction at tho result. Tho Aloorn Convention
moota ut Jackson tomorrow,
, 1873-09-18
AUSTRIA.


VIENNA. Sept. 17.-Ihe King OF ITALY arrived hero
to-day, aud most cordially received by tho Em-
pcror aud ponulace.
, 1873-09-18

gAr Fa4solHco, Sept. 17.-puriny tic rocent CAM
paign IN thia city, distinct charge ais that
cerlain members of the Democratic County Cornrtt
and Democratic Legislative Convention had Iron
tribsa iu lu t1ta1est Of tue Central Iae1o ltsrosl
, 1873-09-18

Clinton County o., Fair.
WILMINGTON, O., Sept. 17.-Tho Clinton County
Fair Ia III progrCAs There are nearly 600 entries,
and the finest show Of stock aVcu At county fair
In Southern Qhto.
, 1873-09-18
Eurl of IHnFalwtCt

M. r. DsArblny.
PAnra Sept. I'm. +. Darby, Br., ID dead.
, 1873-09-18

I.nNnoN, Hrpt. 17.-TAa Earl of lEavdutcke, lard
LuuitAans Ut Uxinbg!dyeale, 1laa today, ugui "a.
, 1873-09-18
Meeting of the Boone County,
IT,, Patrons Of Hus-
bandry.
State Nominations Made by The
New York Prohibitionists. -
Proceedings in the Tennessee Farm
ers' State Convention.
Senator Wright, Of Iowa, on the Salary
Grab Business.
noonc County {Hn.) Patrons OF luus-
Y bnnljry.

UN1lIFys
Spccal Dispatch to The Chicago Trfo1sne.
BOONE, H., Sept. 17.-rho Patrons of unsbandry OF
Doonc County had their harvca-fcast In grove near
thia city today. Tho turnout WINS Immense, Tho
lnrgest procession that marched through tla
Btroua OF thH city was that OF tho 0raugers, aud a
count Of tho teams At tho cutrce 10 to gruvo showed
there wcro 814, all oacd to their utmost capacity.
The procession was nearly two lnl1ca long. About
5000 people took dinner III the groyc.''
: Among tho banners wcro tho following notices I:
Is Free Trade and Farmcra Rlghta," Equal Durdcua
and Equnt Privileges for All" "Unitcd VIC Stand, d.
vldcd VIC Fall" "Fnlr Dealing aud Equal Rights for
All, mud Special FayorH for Nono," Honesty, Capable
lily mud Economy" mud other 1no,tocs TINT equally
suggestive, Tho Republican candidates. for county
o1loca at the grove but looked somewhat crcat-
faien, tho strength Of tho drangcra being no much
greater than they a. thu lenHt ea q. Boone County
can be put down heavy for tho Anti Monopoly t1ckct
, 1873-09-18
New York Prohibition State Convcn.
iifln

Convention was heid here today. There was ro-
spectacle representation from all sections Of tho State
Tho Committee Permanent Organization reported
tho following list Of officers President, 1soy Dwight
Miliiams Vice PrcHidenta,. E.. Connlcry, Dr.. +
Mallory, l.. q. Hong j. J. blsscl, Stephen A1rrrlt
Jr. SECRETARY, ". II. Wheeler.
After tho adoption Of resolutions nrragning tho Re
publican party for fthlcssncss 10 a pledges 10 tho
hl either political party tho Convention proceeded to
nominate stato ticket: For Secretary Of State, tho
hev = DTEt fn,t "a ~ Of Madison so for 0osce.
Drowne Of Wnshlngou for Attorney General, Wal
ler Farrlngton Of Dltchcss for Canal Commissioner
Thomas Edgerly, Of Suffolk; for sato Engineer and
Surveyor, j. o. u. NMaeo, Of Ononlaga for 1nHpoc-
hns
A State Central Committee Of two from each j1dcin
district appointed, aud tho Convention adjourned
s4ne dto.