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Bquares moth. moi. ,1s months months year.
, 1873-07-17
DUBUQUE.
Ltlmbcrmcn'a Association Formed--
4 Spiritual aSetxent--Allcged n1Nf-

Llmbermcn'a Association Formed--
4 Spiritual Rctxent--Alleged Alur-
dcreF Arrested.
Special Dispafch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBuoUE. Iowa, July 1G.-A convention Of
lu1nber-dealers met hoso to-day, and organized
themselves into an association called tho
Lunbor-Doalors' Association Of tho Illinois
Central Railway of Iowa. with tho follow
ing officers, olcctod Tor ono year: President,
s. g. Kenyon, of indianapolis; Vice-prosidonts,
Samuel Nixon, Of Cherokee, and g. ". sidell, of
Wentworth Secretary, L.. II. Gordon, Of
Newell Treasurer, Ja1nos Archer, Cherokee
TX xeoutive Committee, J. ?. Tay, Of Storm Lake;
Thomas Taylor, Of Jcsup; ]. s.. Knowles,
Of Delaware. The object of tho A,so-
citation is to regi1ate tho lumber
trade between tho Wholesale md retail dealers,
and to doal only with such wholesalers al come
into the arrangement Another object is to
bring such influence as may 10 clfcctual to bear
Oh the Illinois Central Railroad In relation to
freight charges favorable to tho lumber trade.
Various c0mMittcos were appointed to carry
ont the resolutions nnd views OF the Association.
Aapiritual retreat ot the Sisters of tho D. v III.
will commence on Friday or Saturday of this weak
at tho Mother House. st. JoAopl,s in this county,
aud will bo conducted by Jesuit Fatllor, prob
will last the usual time (nine ten dayH, and
will be- participated in BY tho Sisters Of tho
Mother House and noyiceY there, und by the Sis
tors and other missions Of Iowa, Chicago, and
othors moro distant.
Daniel Broen, Of this city, waa arrested here
to-day on suspicion Of being tho murderer Of 4
man named Gibbons, Of Apple River, Wis. wlo
bound over in tho sum OF $500 to appear for
trial.
, 1873-07-17

Howard Potter and family woro passengers in
a1,nG Ca $on

Howard Potter and family woro passengers in
tho Scotia for Liverpool.
The committee Appointod by tho Governor to
investigate tho claim Of ex-shorInt o;Drten
In connection with tho moating. Of tie Dircc-
tora Of tho Pacific Hail Steamship Company,
yestorday, it ia said that tho Ocean Queon and
tho Rising Star will probably bo withdrawn noxt
winter, nj unfit for aorvico, and to placo m on
tire 1oot Of eight boats in running order tho
assorted thet yesaols for IN opposition limo are
building In England, md already an ADVERTISE
nlent l,as been published in Hong Kong, Uhina,
that German limo will commenco rum
ming in July. Tho Secretary Of tho Pa
ciio Mail Company says t1iat 1t in essem-
tial that tho Company should. hayo ha
fast-sailing voasols ffoight contracts could bea
made In advance at low rato8, and the argor part
Of tho business scourod.
President Grant bas arrived to nttond the
meoting to-day Of tho Trustees of the Peabody
Educational fund.
Two fatal casos OF yellow foyor occurred on
tho steamer City of Morida, ono being tie on
gneer, tho othor tho steward, anl they, were
buried IN Tho quarantine grounds. Several pas
eongors arc in tho Quarantine Hospital.
Tho Truatees Of tho Peabody Education Fund
mot this evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotol.
There wore prosent; aen' Grant; TIE Hon: +:
N1ass. Secretary Fish; tho Hon. William III.
Eyarts; ex-Goy. Akin, Of South Caro1ina; OK
Gov. Graham, Of North Carolina; tho Hon.
Alexander I. H. Stuart, Of Virginia; Mr.. Pea
body llnaao1, Of England; 9. McAlliater, OF
nI}hlaaolpl,ia; Fl 2. y: Eaton, Of baltimore oto.
eulogistio Of tho l.to Diyiop h1o1lvaino, who
waH q momber Of tho Doard. The fund, it wns
reported, now amounted to s228000, Of which
$3.50, 900 is to be- addod to tho principal.
, 1873-07-17

view to destroy tho city and rob tho people while
1t WAS burning, It waA feared tho ringing 0f
alarms mover would stop. Euginea came over
from New Albany. Chief Engineer George Levy,
tolcgrnpllod to Cincinnati and to indianapolis for
help, and received reBponHo that help would l'o
Bent promptly. Whom tho fire broke out tho sky
VIVA overcast and moderate broezo was blowing.
Between 10 and II o'clock, WHOM tho alarms
woro multiplying with alarming rapldity, d high
wind arose, and with 1t tho general conatorna-
ton, which lod tho Engineer, worry properly, to
dlBpatch for help.
LATTER a. mat this hour tho flro is on
tirely under contral. 4 hoayy raiu came to tho
mid OF tho Department and to the consolation of
tho alarmed citizens, who now feel out Of daugor
# tho Villains who rcd tho city do not continue
their dovillBh work. Tho police aro on tho alert,
and eitfzons also. It will DO sad for tho incon-
diRry that is caught.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 1G.-A large two.Btory
boarding-house, situated within thirty foot Of tho
6tudebaker carriage works. waB nearly consumed
by fro this morning. No INSURANCE..
JEFFERSON, To1nH, July 1G.-A 1ro hero last
night consumed three brick buildings fronting
on the lovee, occupied by Russell, Rainey l. Co.,
Gllhsm l. Crew, and b1alley II Aiken. The
losaeB arc cstimatcd ut 31G5,0 Insurance.
$GD, 600. Incendiarism.
WAsn1SoroN, July 1G.-An investigation waB
made ut tho Navy Department.. to-day, into the
cn,lse of tho fire yesterday. The evidence shows
1t was caused By spontaneous combustion Of
ragn saturated with bonzine, used BY Tho laborors
iu cleaning up.
, 1873-07-17

Judicial su1arics-.Carl Vogt Not to be
Surrondt red--pACifAc MAil.-Yell0sV

Judicial Sn1lFteB~.Carl V0Kt Not to bo
Surronllt red.-pAciflc MAiI.-Ycll01V
Eever--miscelluneous Local News.
Spscial Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Grand Jury hhH indicted Mossrs. Heokshor and
drau, Wal! street brokers, who fought duel re-
Gently at Nouson Point, as we'll AZ their seconds.
The Tribune tomorrow will publish a story
about tho detection by tho CuBtom-Houso au-
thorlHeB Of frauds on the royonue amounting to
$500, 600, q large importing firm being tho cul-
prit. No names arc given. Il Is said that this
will bo made tost case,
[Io tho Associated I'rtst.1
NEW YonK, July 16-E. Dolaflo1d Smith, Cor
poration Counsel, has addressed a lettor to
Comptroller Groom, in which ho giveB tho opn-
lon that tho section OF tho charter providing for
an increase Of salaries iB unconstitutional, but
TINT 1t ia duo to the judiciary Of tlo city TINT
they receiye their hard-oarnod salaries at tho
ratio fixed by Inv. without boing compelled to
submit to delay aud annoyance Of utigatipg tho
mattor In the courts.
Tho counsel for Curl Vogt says tint he has
receivod telegram from Washington That tho
tho oxtradition OF Carl Yogt, aud LAS ordered, or
will order, liH discharge.
The trial Of o1-Ohlef Of Polioe Mo1yllliamu aud
ex-Dotootiye Doyle, OF Jorsey City, oil the charge
Of being concerned IN an attempted robbery OF
tho First National Bank, IL proceeding iu Hudson
County Oyor and Torminor Court.
BAerldai, Shook haa been confirmed by tho
Supervisors aa Superintendent of Armorios. The
Supervisors approved tho bills in Twood and
Etokes' oaAog, including 100000 to George r,
Curtis, aud $500 to John L. Porter In the
former.
Tic Aldormen again refused to confirm the
nominations for Pollca Justices.
Walworth sailed, por the Caledonia for dlas'
, 1873-07-17
Moro Storm Damage.

BVzc7IE I1sPa|fH % IH5 tHlcayo 7FabHas.
SPENCER, Iud., July lG.-Yestorday evening
very heavy cloud, almoAt green In color, ap-
poared fow miles south Of this city, with almost
lncossant t!ashos OF lightning. Koporta from
that vicinity state that 1t was fearful storm,
doHtroying nearly all tho beat timber in tho
noighborhood-the lightning crushing 1t into
splinters. Old settlers say they never saw any.
thing like It boforo. Many pooplo were knocked
oyor md otherwise injured, though no lives
we're lout.
Succiat Dispateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
RooKvoAp, ILL.,, July 15.-I4ater adyices from
tho great storm Of yesterday nhow that tho
Township OF Barrett, III thls county, suffered
severely. Corn and small grains wore padly
damaged, many farmers losing their all, while
houses wore tlled with tho hailHtonca coming
through the windows. Az far aH can ba learned,
tho loas within tho si1 square miles Of tho town
ship II over $50, 900.
, 1873-07-17
THE FARMERS.
Extent of tho Order of Patrons of
uusbandry.
An Aggregate Membership Of About
$4,000.

WARRINGTON, D. g., July lG.-Owing to tho
rapid growth OF the order Of tho Patrons OF
Husbaudry, tho headquarters of the National
Grange will Roon bo removed from Georgetown
to Washington, whore the Becretary'a office will
horeafter DO located. Since tho 1at inst.
about 355 subordinate granges have
been organized, mixing tho total number
Of oranges in operation to date over 4,700
with an aggregate membership OF about s50, 900.
Tho order aoems to be growing most rapidly In
the statos Of Iowa which now hns 1,750
Grangos,- Missouri Indiana, Illinois, Minneso-
tho re9uoBtB from different States, several
additional General Deputies have recently
boon sent out by tho National Grange
to organize subordinate Oranges. There are Ut
present State Oranges in Arkanaas, California,
Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan,
Minnesota, hissiysippi Missouri, Nebraska,
North Carolina, Ohio, South Caro1iua, Tonnos-
300, and WISCONSIN.
, 1873-07-17
THE GOODRICH MURDER.

Tho Police Hunting for Roscoe and
One R3cACll.
New YoRK, July 16.-Tlo police arc still ac-
lively searching for tho spaniard Roscoe, who,
it is alleged, il CONCERNED i'll the murderof Good
rich. It il beloved that Kate Stodtlnrd
admitted Roscoe to tho houae in Degraw
street. and that the murder was conl-
mittod by tho pair. Tho police my that
convict Roscoe. This has been furnished by tho
confession Of Katc stoddard. Roscoe has not
been seen around any Of his old haunts since
the arrest OF his alleged accompiice, and, as ho
has takon himso1f off to some distant city.
Accurate descriptions Of him have beou sent To
the police Of all tho cities in the United Statos
and Canada.
The polico are in search of man pa,ncsl
Beach, who boarded with Lucetta Meyers, ni,t
who. she says, WAS present at the time Goodrich
and Hoscoa had an encounter at her house.
, 1873-07-17

Special Dispa{cA 70 7He CA7caQ0 3Fi5Nne.
DErRo1T, July 16.-A apocial from East sagi-
nav says the vito Of Charles T. Shaw, Of Shaw,
Ballard h Co., Wholesale groecra, md one OF tho
mitted suicide by shooting herself In tho head
with pistol, at 8 o'clock this morning. She
fingered, unconscious, until o'clock this after
noon, when Bhe died. Tho cause Of the shook
ing affair was temporary insanity by insomnia,
The Rov. Zacharias Eddy, Of Ohelsea, Mass,
has accepted call to tho pastorate OF tho Con-
grogationa1 Church Of this city.
SAN FnANolsco, July 16.-Alrs. Macarthur OF
bcol1od hpr about tho character Of Ills breakfast,
took largo doso Of strycAaino, aud, before ha
could provont hor, swallowed tho whole dose,
Sho soon dlod. An oilloial investigation Of the
conduct OF tho husband IL demanded.
, 1873-07-17
POLITICAL. !.
Minnesota State Republican Convcn-
ton Yesterday.
9. z. Davis Nominated for Governor
1.-The Salary-Grab De-
nounoed. 49,.
POLITICAL.
Other Political Intelligence.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Br. PAUL, hlinn., July l6.-On tho. fourth
formal ballot Cusllman K. Davis waa nominated
for Governor by majority oycr Washbufn.
On tho first ballot Wnshbnrn had III Davis,
IT; Austin, IT; Armstrong, 80. Tho lattor
Withdrew on the second ballot. Austin run out
to nothing on the last ballot.
Tho Convention adjourned to 8 p. m.
(7b the Asaociated Iressl
ST. PAUL., Mimi, July 16-The Republican
tendance, 9o8 do1egatoh being present. Tho
contest waB mainly on the GoYernorship, tho
principal candidates being Horace Austin, tho
prosont Governor; W: u. Washburn. of Him
neapolia, member Of tho celebrated Washburn
Thomas Armstrong, Of the southern portion Of
tho State. The contest WAS very animated.
Finally, Austin virtually withdrew, and Arm
atrong'a forceB concentrated on Davis. dofeat-
finsal s ballot stood: Davis, 155 Washburn, 15o.
Tho utmost good foeling prevailed, and tho
nomination on the motion Of Washburn'a friouds
was mado unanimous.
The Convention then adjourned to oyoning,
md Ia now in session. Resolutions were adopted
favoring cheap transportation, according to the
capital invested in railroads, the right Of reason
able remuneration, hut opposing unjust dlB-
ordinations aud all arbitrary and improper uso
Of tho growing power OF railroads and other
Etl PO4Atiuu0s
Tic fourth resolution Bays;
No rights should 10 veatea In railroad corporations
beyond tho control Of future IogiulatuKes.
Tho fifth hoartily applnuds tho active meas-
ures Of Congress in ferroting out and oxpoBing
corruption demands puro ottioial conduct and
punishment Of unfaitlful public mon.
Tho sixth condemns without roBcrvo tho sal
azy and baok-pay grab and demands tho prompt
repoal Of tho law authorizing it.
Special Dfspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEnsrEn CRY, H., July 16. Tho Saratoga
Convention was slinly attended. The project
OF nominating ticket WIS Abandoned. con-
vontion is to be held on the 1Bt Of Beptember to
nominate d county ticket.
CINCINNATI, July 18.-The Liberal Ropub-
lican Executive Committee to-day passed = Ieso-
luton, Us tho Bense Of the Committee, that the
Liberal Republicans attend Oh magso tho meet
Ing on July 80 at Columbus, and ontor into any
new movement promising reform.
SANTA FE, July 1G.-The Republican Conven-
ton yesterday nominated the Hon. 8. 3. Elkins,
a loading lawyer Of the Territory, as = delegate
to Congrcss.
JACKSON, Miss. July 16.-Tho Republican
Executive Committee Inns called convention to
moot here on August AZ to nominate ticket for
State of1icera. Senator Amos and Governor
Powers, the present incumbonts, are the most
prominent candidates for Governor.
, 1873-07-17

Progress OF the ChoIera--Its Appear
nnco in Southern Illinois and IIltll.
una-.Thp Situation In tho South.


anco in Southern Illinois md 11lt1-
nnn--Tllc Situation In tho South.
CAIRO, ILL.,, July l6.-The cholera ia reported
to be yery bad III the northern part of this AL
exRuder) county, and about fortY-Av miles
from this city it is said that from tho 10th to tho
proving fatal. The noighborhood iB said to be
almost without IN inhabitant, every ono having
gone to tie hills. Tho crops have been loft to
tako care Of themselves. In thus city there is
not cnsc Of cholera, aud the health generally is
remarkably good.
1sD1ANAroI1s, July 16.-A special to the Senti-
mel from hit. Vernon, Ind, says the cholcra is
raging foarfully at that place: Commencing. on
Thursday last, therc have boon about thirty
deaths. Business il almost suspended.
CINCINNATI, O., July 16.-Not 4 single death
from cholera was reported to-day.
CoLuMpus, Ohio. July 16.-Contrary to tho
opinions OF physicians Inst night, si1 now cases
Of cholora appeared m in tho Penitontiary to-day;
"Gsoleas." died to-day after few hours' sick-
ueg8.
[Dy MILL
Memphis tJ'y ~ Dispatch to the Loutsrtls Courier
Journal,
The sporadic has spont its force hero, aa well
az throughout tho western part OF this State, and
is rapidly disappearing in Arkansas.
From the st. Louis ss5.GsX ;o gy fse''' * for ' ''s<k f"
Cholera morbus, 67; diarrhoa, 7; dyseutery, 2 i;
summer complaint, 80.
From tho Cleveland Herald, July Is.
we wore informed Monday evening that two
cases had occurred in Cleveland, and III order to
get the facts our reporter callod upon Dr. ". j.
Bcott, ono Of our oldest physicians, who Wan
treating tho patients. He Expressed tho un-
doubted conviction that both were cases OF
ABiatlo cholera.
Tho first case is tint Of mildle-aged man
named Gabriel, an Englishman. living on an
alley between Garden street and Bcoyiu avenue.
He was taken last Friday night with seyore
cramp and other symptoms Of cholera. He waa
botter on Saturday, but on Sunday grew worse,
and On Monday tho "collapse came. In the
evening he manifested au tho symptoms OF tho
last stages Of tho diseaae. and It was believed ho
could not 1.-Two through the night.
The othor caso Is that Of co1ored man named
Daniel Tyler, OF No. 81 Laurel street, who was
in the employ Of the AhEon Sewer piRe Com;
Sunday evcniug, but went to work on Monday,
as usual In short timo he was violently
seized with oramp, and had to DO taken homo in
wagon. Ho waa considerably botter Mon'
day evening, and It waa thought the prospect
WAS favorable for Ills recovery.
, 1873-07-17
LABOR MOVEMENT.
Second Days Proceedings III Tho
Industrial Congress at
Cleveland.
Debate on q Resolution Pledging the
Association to Ignore
Politics.

i, Specta, Dispatch to The chieaco Tribune
CLEVELAND, July 10.-The Convention WAS
called to order at o'clock, President Fehren~
bach in tho chair. Afler soyoral now delegates
had boen admitted, the following Committees
woro appointed:
On Constitution Walls, Of Ohio; Sinoy, of
Pennsylvania; Dlatterma,1, Of Missouri; Grcono,
Of mississippi; noud, Of Virginia.
On Ways and Moans-sattin, Of Ohio; Mock,
OF Pennsylvania; srhloy, Of Indiana; Ituruizeu,
OF Tennessee; Adam. Of Ohio.
On corresponiloncc~~pop Of Ohio; sniggs,
Of Kentucky; Armstrong, Of Pennsylvania; Bal
10y, Of Virginia.
The Committee on Rules, appointed at yoster-
days session. presented their report, which, aH
it il intended to govern tho action OF all similar
conventions, was quite lengthy, and was unau-
imously adopted.
Mr. 8cllley, OF Indianapolis, offered tho fol-
lowing resolution:
WHEREAS, Tho subject Of politics having been
largely discussed by individual nlcn!oss of tis body
terest, aud desriug that tho Congress stand
certain Light before tho country,
ouson af rocs IN s 4ts aud rsco ae
ena that oil matters Of political character DO loft
to The local organizations to bo acted Oh they deem
proper.
Mr.. Toran spoke earnestly in opposition to tho
| adoption Of tho resolution. Adopt it, and the
results Of the Convention would provo nullty.
In Engfand. for example, corporation had
| proved grand success because Legislation Aas
| surrounded 1t with safeguards, which have 10
| far been denied in this country.
4 long and interesting discussion, participated
| In BY NoBsra. Humphrey, Foran, h1eyrs, Amezon,
| and othorB, then ensued, when, Oh motion. the
| resolution WAS referred to tho Committee On
Declaration Of Principles.
A motion to admit A. q. Cameron. of the
| Workingman's Adcocatc, to n sent in the Con-
| vention was unanimously adopted.
| The President thon announced tho following
additional committees, nftor which tho Conycn-
tion adjourned till Thursday morning at 0
| o'clock:
Arbftration-Robert SchllIng, Robert Gault,
| I. H. Bronioke G. q. Coflinborry, G. D. Bnrth.
Declaration Of Principlos-H. J. WallB, W. s.
Humphrios, r. P. Jones', 7. P. Mears G. Whool-
] or.
Importation Of Cheap Labor and Co-opora-
N. Dorron, John o. Edwards.
| Printing-N. T. Dubois, II. A. Foran, John
schley, Edward AlcDoyitt, s. Stanton.
Prison Labor aud Apprenticeship system----W.
sappin, M. a. Foran, Hugh Mclaughlin, Will
INN Satior, H. ". Smith.
Finance and Ways and Moans-John sehley
W. Ainlezon, N. Adams, D. 4. Jones.
Trndes-U Unions and Aualgamatel UnionB-G.
g. McDonald, T. ?. Smith, T. MINUS, j. Dilley,
D. Ellis. 2. Van Ellen.
Hours of Labor-John Pallock, G. AIuth, T..
Durkholz, p. Daley, J. Il. Bartran, W. 8. Ernlald.
Labor Duroau-Goorge Flock, H. Thomas,
George Jones, Edward sniggs, Robert Rccd.
, 1873-07-17
FIRES.
Details OF tho Louisville Conflaxrn-
tfUns-&3tlAtr Fires.

tfOn.-&stller Fires.
LOUISVILLE, July 1G-1 i. m.-Eour fires broke
out Inst night within space Of two hours aud
half The first occurred about half-past 0
did little damage. The second occurred in tho
candy manufaotory Of Conrad Euhlor, on Mar
kot street, uaictiilg loss OF about $40 .000, the
insurance on which III not known. The next
fire occurred on Third streot between Maln and
tino-c,1t tobacco establishment, aud destroying
that aud the adjoining building, occupied by
Herbert i Wright, as q mill-fnrniahfng eBtab-
1isl,mont. The loss Of Withora Co. is eatimat-
cd at 81, 900; insured in the Western and Ger:
Herbert & Wright iy about $1,000, with no iu-
stlrance. The fourth fire occurred III Dambergcr
i D!oom'B block, OH Fourth street, between
G1eon aud Walnut, aud destroyed Vernon's gro,
yacant house in tile block, and injured con-
siderably PargnyB restaurant and confectionery.
Pargny's loss il estimated at 4,o00. The build
ing destroyed was very handsome and valuable.
c1N9lNNA1l. JuIy 1d; Tho 1tmes' Louisville
disastrous ~ was at first thought The loss will
not exceed $780, 900, with about 575 900 insurance,
as follows : Ntna, $14 900 (; London. Liverpool
and Globe, $40, 900 !; Commercial, OF New York,
tha o. qda a. II hons ncs ssu o
fire was undoubtedly the work OF incendiaries.
Every engino III tile city wns at work whom tho
last fro broke out, and. owing to the extent Of
the conllagrat0n, and its proximity to tho Public
Library aud other largo buildings, great exotic
ment prevailed"
10y Afafil
From the cne1nnaN En9Hirer' 9 1Nh. .Mh. o,+.. :.
in az uproar us liz srests aro full Of nog1oos ~
loaded with household goods, aud with fright
Yho air roso!lnds With tho alarm Of tlre-bellp,
and roddens with the light Of burning buildings.
nI{
, 1873-07-17
DrQ1YnHls .

SONS OF l(r. 1}ecdlor wore drowned while bathing
in Lake Michigan. They woro learning to SWIM
with plank. Tho younger falling off, the elder
attempted to aayo lin, whom he wab caught in
the embrace Of tho other, and both woro drowned
alarm, but aid came too late. The sad OCCUR
romeo has cast gloom over our city,.
LITTLE RooK, July 1o.-Jacob Miller, whilo
bathing IN tho river at this place last hight, took
the crampa and waa drowned before Any aHslst-
auco could bo rendered him.
DETROIT, July 1G.--Last night aeveral boyH
wero playing Oil Rossoll's iron dock, whom one
foll ir Patrick Fitzgerald, q brother Of tho ILL.,
lucky boy, plungod in aftcr him. and both wero
drowned boforo assistance could DO rendered.
, 1873-07-17
DIVORCE EXTRAORDINARY.

brigham Koung's Seventeenth Wife
Lcuves Him, aud II About to Seek a
Legal Separation.
SALT LAKE, July 1G.-The great aeneationhero
to-day was the announcement by the Journal
Of Brigham Young, had forever loft him, carrying
of lot OF furniture andpcraonal effects. Brigham
will endeayor to repleyin the goods. Mrs.
Young il at tho Walker House, and three loading
lawyers arc about to institute suit for divorce
and alimony In large sum. Great revelations
are expected concerning tho inner domestic lifo
Of the Prophet. Mrs. Young IL enjoying tho
sympathy Of the Gontilo ladiea, and the ,polyga~
mouH MormonH are good deal disturbed.
, 1873-07-17

BAN FnANo1sco, July 10.-Iho Associated
Alumni Of tie Pacific met at Oakland Inst night.
Col. ". II. L. Barnes presided. specehea Mero
mado by Gov. booth, the Rov. II. stonbnb,
Judge Fiold, ]. ". Dwinelle, President Gilman,
aud oslorB. Tho Attendance was very lnrge.
Commencement exercises Of tho Callfornla
Btato University took place to-day..
4 Convention Of State Granges III n session.
at Napa at tho present time. Thirty"two
Oranges aro represented.
Tic Mayor llas hlgnod an ordinance granting
privileges to tho Southern pacilo Nailroad Com'
pauy oil Minslon Hay.