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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
SIGNIFICANT TRIP OF A TRUNK.

The International Railway, between Halifax
and St. John, which Will complete through railroad
route from Halifax San Francisco, is almost finished
and on Thursday OF last week the general baggage
agent Of the European and North American Railway
shipped small trunk from Halifax to San FRANCISCO
from which place it TO be returned, thus hgnlncanty
announcing the establishment Of allrail line OF COM
mupication between those two cities The agents OF al
the railroads on the route to take were informed
OF the fact and requested to forward IL as rapidly as
possible The trunk TO be checked with the inter-
colonial Railway check No 4l96. 1t Is so constructed
that letters be put in, as in letter box but cannot
be taken out and among its collections as It travels will
he all the railroad time tables, passes names OF the
principal stations such other contributions as the
railway officers may see dit insert On its arrival In
san Francisco 1t will be placed exhibition In the
Board OF Trade rooms. One section OF II will then be
opened, and canteen containing Waler taken ron tne
Atlantic will be taken out ON setting out Tor Its
return the canteen viii be nled Win water IRON
the Pacific oceap TO De carried 20 Tg ro@
Halifax to st. John, the European and Northern Amer
can TO Bangor, the Maine Central 70 Portland. the
Easton to Boston, the New-York, New.Hayen. and Hart
ford TO New-York the Pennsylvania to Pittsburgh;
the Pittsburgh Fort l, n re pr Dcton &
burlington aud Missouri River TO Omaha, ana the
Union aud Central Pacific TO San Francisco.
RAILROAD MOTIFS
The contract for constructing the tunnel
through Bergen Hill for the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad awarded, yesterday 10 John
McAndrews OF Scranton
Among the decisions rendered at the law
,srm of the Supreme Judicial Court at Concord. on
Thursday was holding that railway companies have
no right 10 grant exclusive privileges To any person or
nersons 10 carry express matter over their lines.
The City of Davenport recently obtained from
Judee Beck an erpae injunction restraining the Dav-
euport and st. Paul Railroad from entering that city
except by a route specified by the city The Company
,bercIIpon obtained, at Des Moines an Injunction r.,
strainlng Davenport from nieriernR wiz tHe hR on
80 tr.fks This Injunction, however, was iuDieFatNb
- sr Ga Jnd~e Deeks Injunction was concerned aud
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ABASr Aug 2O-whsa good demand with but little offering
a two Canada Dh to arrive, 81 3d. Rye unchanged
5Oe Corn steady sales 900 bush private
Barley Nothing doiag Malt firm, but nothing doing.
not doing much Wheat irregular closing steady sales
NO Spnng 81 "a No Spring at 81 Il No Spring closed a.
for SEPTEMBER CON easier snd demand msn for cash No. he
37 bid cash 81 s438 August 81 bid for September Re
esr 35e VIII free sellers 0!s ieHVs but lower sales No a..
20 2- cash or August t-cie - ~ rye easier and more onchs
Of No at $685. Samples and Rejected entirely nom
nsL BaIeg aen.e and haAsr on options No o gs
bu 81 10 Spring offered S5c Rejected, SO 975c Pro-
and business nominal Pork sold SIG cash ST. l2
S8s Sc Hmsin pickle 100l2e Dry sailed Meats quiet but firm
shouaers s short Clear Ades v2ggs os SS,s saor.
ssi Clear sides lOas ieepts7 900 bbls Flour, 1900
bash Wheat 2i9Oo0 bu,h Com, $4,000 bush oa,, loco
hush Rye 1000 bush Barley shipments-lOOOO bos feu
100000 22JOOO bush. Corn. 54OOO bush os1s
II coo bush Rye 1000 bash Barley. m,
LOUISVILLE Aug 0Foar in good demand sales 81 Extra Family
irene sSss 81 2jdsi iOfr Choice on arrival Corn sealg sales
AZ b7G62s acLe delivered At a.eo ol1 s,ealg a. Pc
md demand moderate Pork sold AZ " 5O
saoulds 9; Clear Rib SIDES At l0'sgl Gear sue,
49r; keg 93,: steam HausCtnvassei SagIcure1 -
l5e; Plaza l30l39s all packed Wlisky steady At S9e 49,
heham al SO 80 so tr,opng nlmnalP % DC IN
az 4iel2e gscos srH AID scarce 50 fs ., 5.pc
a.. % iDs PorF dsll aid nominal ,,,,.-.-.,-.
TotpDo Aug 2O-Four 6rn and in fair de'nsnd
MI RIA @a hf@ kcf q tlSSa pot and ssso 81 an
80 red 81 40, Ri spot AMI Aagass ~ - iI ~ III a.
So ss.Sy ' oeebs 4SaI6s White Ole; g.d, a@e
p.Hs 81 a. az S; d S' as1 L. Fsis urasv
10 - 0O0 bb, Flour 81 OO1 base Wheat 5fOVO bssl
b,.s' Wit % 900 hGsn. Corn. - -, . 40 n.
"l1, s-,S A. 2O-Spns Tvrpsntne quiet a. 3d. Rosn
6urs Pale. Crude Isfpsntae s'ss5' s. - " ' - ~ " '
4, Din and VIVA Tar lover - y o.
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sets and Maine by means Of the dredee which Ia now
doing SO much in the hands OF careful observers In In
ereasiog knowledge OF animal life In all its forms.
In relation to the distribution OF the Cycloperoids
and Lparods II Is interesting to note the distribution
the family of Gobesooid@, long confounded with
them, but now separated family far removed from
the others structural grounds and also general
distribution While the Cyolopteride and Iparid@ have
their greatest Developments in and toward the Arctic re-
gons the qobiesocde have theirs in and toward the
tropics, being found throughout the tropical aud tenn
Perate regions OF the Pacific and Atlantic ana having
but one genus with representatives In the Northern
Atlantic, two species only extending from the
Mediterranean to the British and scandinavian coasts
There Is 10 be reception tonight by the City OF Port
land at which Prof. Lowering will reply to the address
OF welcome Great preparations are made ana the occa
sion will be one OF unusual interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
THE AUTUMN CANVASS.
A DATE FIXED FOR THE REPUBLICAN STATE con-
yENTIoH.

A DATE FIXED FOR THE REPUBLICAN STATE con-
yENTIoN.
The Republican State Committee met yes
terday in the Fifth Avenue Hotel There were present
the Chairman the Hon. A. b. Cornell, John g. Knapp
Secretary. OF Cayuga the Hon. E. d. Morgan OF this
cifv Senator VIM II. Robertson Of Westminster, the
Hon James FeIter Of Herkimer. the Hon. Mr. Reming-
ton OF St Lawrence and Others rs in all Seven mem
bers of the Committee absent After short dls
cssion 1t was resolved that the Convention should De
held at Utica on Sept. "a. The State Committee VIII
meet at a. M on that day. and the Convention VIII be
called TO order two later There was very little
discussion while the Committee were In session. some
stress was upon the fact tn at as the State oeha
elected this Fall will cast their votes for united oes
Senator 1876 the various Conventions should Select
good men,
After the Committee adjourned the members gathered
in tte groups and discussed the probable acton OF the
Convention and the Of the coming campaign
IL was conceded that this OF year. in politics.
there would comparatively little interest taken In the
campaign With reference TO the probable action OF the
Convention IN its selection Of candidates, opinions
seemed to differ according to the localities whence the
speakers came The country members were certain that
Controller Hopkins would be nominated, and asserted
that he would receive the support Of the majority
of the delegates from the central and western sections
OF the State. The opposition, 1t was alleged, would
SPRING il at ALL from the delegates from this section OF
the State and from those who are controlled by menu
bers Of the Canal Ring and those whose claims upon the
State Treasury the Controller had been instrumental In
throwing aside Secretary OF State scrbner was also
spoken Of as a popular man who had q fair chance OF
denomination AT the close of the meeting the majority
of the members left the city for their respective homes
Chairman Cornell and several friends took the boat for
InY~n ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
rELEGRAPHGc NOTES.

willie Thomas, age 10 years, was drowned
While ba,bl-g yesterday. in slem Mass.
1T is discovered that large quantities Of old
iron are froa railroad companies ia Columbus. ONO
Tho Bristol Artillery of Bristol. X. l., have left
for hoae Alter days festivities at Oak Bluffs Mass
John Keegan. o sailor from Brooklyn. n. T.,
hung himself cell police station AZ CleYesnd on Iusslay
Thirty carloads of seal-sklns and three car
loads e California peanuts passed through Omaha Monday for the
East
" The Rev. DR.. Hendrickson, Bishop or the
POM, ,b s Of Providence arrived his home from Europe
sst eyaug and received By large gathering Of his fellow
citizens.
The report of the health officers in Cincinnati,
Ohio 0 deaths occurred that city last week DECREASE
Is Three Of deaths from cholera and 10 IRON cholera
infinum
The Hon Samuel T.. Dimmick, Attorney Cen
e Of Pensyva directed that his Office be closed the ts7 OF
the burial ~ MEREDITH and that 1t be draped IN mourn
Ing for 80 day.
Frieberg & Workum prominent liquor deal
era Yesterday expelled from the Chamber OF Com
e and Msren.s Exchange ev would not recognize It's
authority try charges unmercante condu made against them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
pASSENG KRS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvERPOor-Jn steamship dy.rlo, Aag 20 Ho-~t
a. W..hngton l. Morgan Ibsos Mr. snd Mrs SsteB AID "a
nat NJ and Mrs IT, WOOD Mr. and Mrs. a. Weer sSd tbs
No.. Wer NJ and Mr r. g. Johnso5 two carch sna mao
Ioin.o, Nr g A. Johnsou saI Mrs. H. ~ Socy Mr. o.
smith Judge K Porer Z Dctn, Mr. ard Mrs ssin. ass
ct, Mr. snA Mr.. TIo. Goos Miss Goo la. ebi1bsd rs
Drone Sol D. solomon, Pops, Ia1e' J. a''et ".
UphbaJ Mr. md T. c. rrOiD Mss H. u prti ,nc ai.ss
Wood Ms. Gan,d T. H. TreSwel. the iisses fb''Pos NJ
Dana, Juan G.stne. Me- Ber''Sn ooassot.
Capt and Ass Gunpel vuer G. J. heyi'e No Co., :"
nan ReV and Mrs H. SHisB, G. Davis M an MO "s .
Brsssr AIsx BELL and SON Gooiwn q. Wright Is Anog,e'
Moer svrayac ami Geo Deakn j. " H. "a ~,
and Mr. wilkins cald, Mr. and Mrs. SsnisH hsstet
STANDARD Mrs Doaagaue sul CHI lren Ais "eef 10 Ts
NJ Ms1 S'nh Miss GdrarY, re-. tnes
Morri.oa and cilireu Mr. asd Mrs g. IisSes M n1fo @
Children Geo X mSe RObt Lee Wa Leeds DO " .Ie'
Mis-, Allen and maid sp chIrpn :" ", Dasrre
Mr. and Ms Randall Miss Mcdonald VI sn Nf, seI Ds
infsnt maid C1aImin. J. ger IT, C. Mor a.
Mr and Mrs n Wsnlrel Aiirci Sim4ens Mr. ,ni ar ~ a.
Smith, NJ servant g. w. hess oas" NJ.
wharton Tie Rev and Mrs. Geo BroSn, Can't DlA ~ uai
nsr A. Wandlox W vefhlsnk Aug Flsg J. W Deana - o
Sweeney George Powell, M bAaaAsaf"' ~
Sbosel, Mrs Il. Y. Coolidge, Ar+ l.. Bag-e"
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recent motion to Dissolve the latter injunction has been

recent motion to Dissolve the latter injunction has been
denied
A project is on foot in st. Louis for or
ganizne corporation for purchasing seven blochs OF
ground between Poplar and PIumst.. extending from
the Atantc ana Pacific Railroad depot 10 the river
wbereon lay tracks upon which all railroads from the
West may reach the river front. a.
1t is now expected that the great Interna-
tonal Railway bridge TO span the Niagara River be-
tween Buffalo and Fort Erie will DO completed and
enterprise OF an independent company, was begun
si,ooooco. '''' '''' VIII 20 '''' ''''' '
The proper officers representing the Wis
consin Central Railroad Company aud the Mississippi
Railroad Company have appeared before Gov. WASH
burn discuss the matter of further award Of certif
cate After brief argument the Governor certified that
he had examined 40 miles of road and had found 1t ac
ceptaby built that the Wisconsin Central Railroad
Company. under the charter the Lake wnnebago and
Superior Railroad Company, is entitled half OF the
OF 20 miles EACH hut that not entitled the other
to stevens Point To this certificate Is attached slip
ulation the part OF the Wisconsin Central Company
that VIII ony apply for patent for half the land
unles It's right 10 more is affirmed by the State Iesa
ture, the Supreme Court other competent authority
A new railroad depot is to be erected at
NewHaven The building is to be 271 feet in length By
IS feet width. The foundation is laid on 1900 piles
driven from IT to 20 feet into the ground to hard bot
TOM The piles are spruce, brought from Nova Scotia.
The building to be three stories high with large
basement There to be three towers with rounded
roofs the highest point the center tower being
from the ground. The foundation stones Portland
brown-stone. The walls OF pressed brick, will be re-
lieyed by trimming with polished brown-stone IL VIII
be provided with mulliOned windows, which will be
pointed with arches also OF brown-stone. The waiting
rooms will be large aud comfortably and handsomely
furnished The trains will not enter building, but
will come mp on the south side. In addition TO the
building long and commodious platforms will be built
TO accommodate the heaviest trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
FATAL AFPRAY IN LOUISIANA.

NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 2O.-0n Monday morn
ing last Dreux Guderay and Felix sollian. who had
quarreled at ball. met In ola Grand Prairie st. Landry
Parish settle the difficulty BY puglistc encounter
20 witness which aboat 100 persons assembled Aicr
this fight. with pistols, growing out OF on Qua
feud between Guderay and others IN the crOwe' Iol
lowed and resulted in the killing OF thrco men ana tns
mortal woundng OF fourth. The conclusion arrived at
by tho COroners jury that AugustD Gulderay
killed Carroll Blackman that Dreux Gnlderay killed.
Alexandra Dslvine, aud that Aristide Ortego killed
Dreux Guideray After being shot down, Biackman
fred three shots at Aucustn Guideray, who Is Detweeh
IS and 70 years old, mortay woundng AIM several Oh
the Participants IN the fight have been arrested.
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LATEST SHIP NKWS.
lFor other Ship ke,cs see Second Pdye.i
aDDIXEh

ARRIVED
Steamship (Brl LeMcssurer Liverpool Auk u vs. Ven>
town IO,a with N and pass Ch4s O. Franckiyn.
steamship Regulator Freeman Philadelphia VITA mise and phsA
steamship CaesipesEe Bragg Portland WITH mise and 70 J.
r. Anos a.
BARK Cherokee, Hons Havana - Laws With sazir . .,
Bne Andrews n. b. Paysoa Prosresso Mse' ~
Bag Thet spscxhaysu Curlco, IT days ebony and
srg A,c (of LIVERPOOL Sanders Poa,aPe 10 lays With
SugaT = - ,,,-.-, u...,. d.. t..,.., Io,. % vi,
Hsmpoa Roads With COTE - . 80 1870,
Schr Nelson tBr Brghmau Windsor - ~ daj> wiz Pse'
scHoOsERs-RyER AND CoAsi VISA
Carr, Holmes Baltimore T. H. Is Brown Virgins
4 7 Jon.emaa g. Nacou. Virgilla-
Granite StsTe Rocspor Me- Jui' A. iat', BRIDGEPORT
Seaport Somerset Ssf 'titue, 1.A''"-
Henry. NeWhayen els. '''.'
V WtP"a RE. w,csod keor, Bnigepod
CisaA New IIsyrs Connecticut. Ne IiaVeu
Nont,ceto Rockrnd Grlce cushing Gardner. Ne
Andrew Peters. New-llaysn AiintiS Froydenc,.
Nellie Calais WA b. Barnes Proyrlesoe-
Elizabeth b. WEXFORD Harry fne1 D''''h''e'
ANCHORED AT HARTS ISLAND.
Bark Oiivo (Aust Bomono Providence
Sthr G. o. Jeget (Br), -, NJ Joha NJ D.
SAILED.
Steamships Bremen, for Bremen Mas Zoe koentm Tnaae
for London Ocean Qaen Aspnwa south Ciron' tor C-rs~
toni ship CITY Of Lucknow FOR London ,,
WISD-sgndown, moderate, Is. eiouy snd hay
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bosroy Aur 2O.-Arryei brig ONO tom Leghorn. -
FoRrKkss MoxKoE Aug 20Pi in tor BALTIMORE bark ViIiars
os md an Spanish chr rom The West Passed b,rE Ne
rono Maiaqe Ives for S'e.a9 snt. Sas ''s rs,.
Baltimore Tor Montreal. with sick
SAyaSSin Ia. Aas 20 Arhyed Steamship sa1 S''or from
Janeiro Anna Havana. Sailed schra Coagioo1 tr New
%asSIfsToS s. c. Aug 2O-Ariyea 4 Btut'ey. iron
Eev.YOrk. sailed steamship Georgia for Ne"'iorE
FOREIGN PORTS.
ousxy,rowy Ang 20-Ihe National Lins steamship g fonp-
son Aug for liverpool called here tins m'fHAS "
8 O'Clock. and prOceeieL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsHISGToN, Aus. 20.-Lieut.- Commanders Henry
Picking A p Barker Mayo Dyer NJ Chester j. Barclay ana
wadham Joseph D. j. Kelley John Pieury Albert F. SNOW T. X
Franklin j. Drake Frederick W. Croker, and
William Moore ana Kari ROehrear AMI kosth Nile bsve
been Newport L. on the LAT Of SEPTEMBER or
instructions IL torpedo SeTVc5
Commander Charles H. Craven h,, been ordered to temporary
dn on the Independence at Mare Island navy
Lieut. Charles " Grdley ard Acting samster JS9n IA
P,nIn no the Mouongahea VIM W. Lead 70 the hchigan
nt W r. Brek 70 NevHmpshirei Lent A. A.
been detached Michigan aud ordered 70 Newport
M too Instruction. Charles rom the fohc
Ens Frapc Wnow receiving ship sabine .nd Assistant
McOYan rom the receiTngshp vermont ano
% In The Nrragaret leave Of absence or three mouths has
beep Eriu ted 10 Lielt. Charles H. Judd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
LEE PARK RACES.

WuKEsBARRE, Penn, Aug. 20.-The Lee
Park races opened this afternoon. The track was in
excellent condition and 5000 and 1000 people
were present The first for the Lee Cup and
$50 for horses owned in the county who had never
trotted before. The won by Joseph Stckneys
horse Billy in 2i9a 2:45 and 245 The second
for purse OF $500 horses who had never beaten @
Eighteen horses started b. Daniels. owned by John
b. Baker OF Falls the race taking the third,
fourth and NTH heats in 2S9 1885, and 1884 The third
race was for $500 for horses who rOte better
than 237. There five starters Dinah OF Phiadel-
phia in three straight heats Time, 24O $685. and 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
RIOT AND MURDER IN MICHIGAN.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 20.-A private letter re-
ccved here from Ishpiming, Mich, dated 10th, says
We have had riot here. man was killed in the
street and the murderers arrested. While they
were being removed from the Jail To the depot they
were taken from the officers and beaten one OF them 40
badly that he died In few hours the other 80 that
nc cannot live. Some or the ringieaders have been
arrested and the others s at large The Irish are
collecting from numerous points aud an irish lag IS
floating. What the result will DO 1t is impossible 70
tclL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21

winds failing barometer and continued clear or partly
cloudy weather during the day. . M, r;s,n1
For the upper lake region and the sortn wes, sasb
Temperature continued low barometer nRnt W n.9n
southeasterly 20 south westerly winds. ana paI ~
cloudy or clear weather during the day, exceps u, u
northern portion OF the lake region, ana thence Wess
ward the Missouri Valley. where Increased couunos
and threatening weather will prevail, followed oy Isg
barometer and lower temperature the winds gradually
sbIfting In westarly and north Westery.
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pacSrNnnRs SdILED.

FOR LrvBRPooLf 1a@.A s0a Aug 2 ~, k ."s ~
Rhrdge two children and nurse H. nafso, w,@st Ms
Lizzie Gould r. Brrnsdu e. w. Hoptss O. Bradb9ry $50
Geo w. Haskell W b. Ru,se Mr. and Mrs Weary h'sses "
r pS.ss agss D' sTss ID c"ss
Ped gnsshas, Mr. Pber D. e. MsFdsoa and nsa ser'1s NJ
and Cbppngiae Hzn Miss Agesby, e. O. Hsncoc M .s
Ms Goddard Mss Lot Hon W Bancroft .fe i"d 'es' n.
Thomas Levi g. Nicholson, Mrs Ae1 Mis-, Osjorae, -
horne O. W. Turner r. Dsaa, g. 4 n. D. smith Sens
man Fred Buiter5ad z 4. Ill., Abram Hor"of r. a'I "
Cicyort Da Margins Alex Tsrner Alec Gasthsse Csg@
+ RI Rsas and wife N n. Cole, NJ Wba.ley, ~.
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CINCINNATI INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2O.-The Art Committee
OF the Cincinnati Industrial Exposition reported TO the
to-day. that owing to the recent arrivals
of works OF art and the unexpected applications for
space the Art Hail. the enlargement OF that building
would be necessary. The Committee was empowered
to confer with Park Commissioners for permission TO
enlarge the Ar. Hal. N WASHINGTON Park =
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scryI1 RACE ON THE CONNECTICUT RIVER

SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 20.-The single scull race
on Connecticut River to-day three miles, for 800
side between Harrington Of this city and OLesry Of
Worcester, was by Harrington in rs minutes "a
seconds. O'Leary more than one minute behind.
Before the the betting was two to one In favor OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
c,,,xrsr sHoExAKERs NOT STRIKERS.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Aug. 2O.-The rumor
that the Cinnamon in the employ OF Mr. Charles L.
Sampson the shoe manufacturer had struck for higher
wages is wholly unfounded. Mr.. Sampson says they
not on strike and have not been. The statement
that saDbathschoo teachers whom he has admitted 20
euueate men, had melted them 20 strike Is prononocu
10 be without truth In any respect.
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RACING IN YORKSHIRE. ENGLAND.

LONDON, Aug. 2O.-The principal event OF
this the second day of the York August meeting was
the Great Ebor Handicap Stakes OF 800 sovereigns added
to sweepstakes of 20 oveegns each the second horse
to receive so soveregn and the third to save his stakes
two miles. -
The race was won by Mr. Brrton's b. T. Louise years
old Mr.. MarShalPs b. m. shannon, years OLD was sec
Ond and Lord Lascelles b. h. Mr. Fox years old thrd
The betting before the tn on the neld
against the winner to against Shannon, and II to
against Dir. Fox. There were IL starters.
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po,,ra, for nIerlt and Progress.

an. WORLDS Far London, 1862 and the Exposition unVsr's'
p les7 The highest premiums awarded to the Wheeler
W M,naaourag COMPANY IL no" appear iom the Gable a'
80, t,t A, lie Wor,fs Exposition Vienna 1873 this enterPrag
been AWARDED the Grand Metal for PrOyrss, & GrdAd
Mel r f,r sni the only SeoHg maehsas coHpiHy 'eo~
ct. b. ne TaisrRaayaai Juyy for Tie 9r-ss Dvana " H0Ssr
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CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-The Coroner's jury IN
yesgaton the OF the Chicago and Alton Railroad
disaster closed to-day The jury rendered verdict after
several hours deberaon. They find that the collision
was caused by the criminal careessness OF Edward
Beam the conductor, and Joshua Pufenberger the en-
eIneer OF the coal train in violating the rules and rogu
lations OF the railroad company governing the move
ments OF trains. The Coroner has issued an ORDER ior
the arrest of both men.
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TIE cApTuREp MURDERER. LowENsrEIN.

TIE CAPTURED MURDERER, LowENsrErN
ALBANY. Aug. 20.-The Brooklyn detectives
who arrested Lowenstein have reached this city having
left the prisoner custody OF the authorities OF ST.
Catharines They found Lowensten ct work in barber
shop and called him out and informed him OF their bus
ness when ne showed signs of guilt at once. He said ne
was willing tn 90 back but that he was AFRAID the peo
ME there Womb hang him He made several contradic
tory statements bat strenuousy denied committing the
rdo
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Mr.. A. S. Butler, banker, of Allegan, Mich,
one of persons killed by the recent upset of stage
IN the White Mountains had 5000 accident insurance in
the Travellers Life and Accident Insurance company Vi
Hartford.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21

THE LONG BRANCH RACES POSTPONED.
The continuance of the storm has made the
course at Monmouth Park heavy that 1t has been
decided postpone the till Saturday Of this week.
and Tuesday and Wednesday Of next week.