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, 1873-06-21
THE;luDlClAL ELECTION.
Official Returns OF tho Vote for Ulrs
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- cult 1ndEos.
Tho following ARD tho oil}oia1 returns o. tho
roto for Circuit Judges Ii tit H6vttal circuits OF
tho State at tho election Of tho I'd inst, ~ re.
ported to tho Office Of tho Secretary OF etato 1t
Springfield, 80 far na tho bame 4a1o ~ ooen
publishod, and have mot cur eyo. It would Seem
that tho roturna ought 10 ha7o been complete
long ago, but suoh Is not the oaae.
Frat cfteuftJo paviess, stophenson. and W1nno, no.
5aass william nso1n, ri Il winn.b.so County, lid M no
psk.!s Mssofy as sgd f=1s z,'
oTa. m1,{a 8s5s cd ssanty whitas
".7 9nsass asssfes
g.: sau' 4ssss Mssf Ssess *a,@sn' "a
osanties; Judge g: r1ea.ant., Of noox Island, had
sfrM nres:4Ba1sau ant Lasaf1s Counties. Edwin
Leland .! !sS; M ayls piofey' Att; 'e@tt"sins' 4
a se9s sas. 1aIH and aEpna, Counties. Josiah
h'R9ea1 g.: aiInsy 1 Harris 2l0o scattering
osa'es ssx Arthur s5ta e2a' ''o. H. st'"ar
S.h ] o1aa@Poo1ss a9o1s anS stask Counties. Hcn3 B.
Hopkins. wi Joseph ". oosh1sns, 227s. ooehfane
0ysF Fn hep;a. :ey and Hancock GouDe. 3o.,ph
etb!syi s,s.s; John Il. Williams, s,4ls. sib1ey'
Eispen4 csre.at--Brovn, Fulton, Mcponoush, PIKE,
scattering, s.. uigbes's majority orer al, s,olo:
1testHk clrsute- -M.rshsli, Putnam. TazsTe1, and
s,hn @ojefs
tegtng, 4. Durns oycr TURNER, 1,22t. -,
K.n.tss e. nd 95..;s hi1ns:
Faxsrtssnth Cirexlt-MoLsan and Ford Jountise,
Thomas Tpgton, ''s; Jams' Il. EWING Isl 3sps'ns
Fifetrsh Circust-va1mrlon, Edgar, CLARK, oolcs,
and Doug1as Counties Oliver L. Davis, 1905; Jas.
% sist.s,sk esssttts champaign, M.oon Monlt1le I'd
p1att Counties. q. .. Smith, Of Champaign, 6,22s:
Authur Gallagher s42a; scattering g. emith o7'r
% ssss"tsent& Logan, Mason. and w.
ns5d counes " d,n tas Of eS nas
na 4ao5 ase A00''
Eighteenth Csrotas-Norgan. scost oess, Green, Jez-
sey and Calhoun ooanties: @ oyfqs Epler, III D..
ieF over Wsoason, f42.
Mns4enM Gfrcutt-sangrmon and Maeoupin ooun-
i; oa..ss 4.ns s. zins se2' John
% %4ssntissh e1eat@dhristisn, Fayett.. Montgomery,
ana shoi6y. Horsuo ysna'veei, e,1i7; sesttertns'
zeetntv:d,a Gre4tt-ohy, o.svfora, Cumberland,
Elngsm J.sper and chl.nd 43 9oantss
ss&ss ss4ns AafR 1sa : @ apa oe'a' '< sa
dsssntv~seoond Circuit bond, Madison, and 81.
9s oS9tss Tt1 T D,5 T. ;as, ,s.cas ILL., ''fsp sa2
Itoenty-third GSrctttt-Ollnton, Marion, Monroe,
Perry, Randolph, aad Washington Counties. Amos
Watts Mtchao achsear 2.178; J. Perry John
son, 197o; William soofer, 749. Watts over schaof-
for, 2.989.
14ofntu; fourth Circuit Edwards, Galatin. Hamil-
ton, Jefferson, Wabash, Wayne, and White Counties.
Tazene D. Thinner Is elected, but hare not tho Of
ncia1 vote.
14eeatp-d1h csrcuit- -Ernntin. Jackson. Saline,
Of %niGn As[sn ~. Du Of Franklin
Tpentv-strlh Observation-Disclosures, Hardin. Joh1son,
hIsssao Pope and Pulaski Countiea. David ].
Baker, Of Alexander, received 1900 votas J. O. 4.
Collins. n soattsrngss Q. bske1a majority over all.
, 1873-06-21
PrOACriptlQQs

From the Eetranee tI4t.} Indept1dsnf.
Cry Mayosi And ist sIip the Dogs Of war.
6inco tho Judicial election We hear good deAl
Of talk about prescription from the membors Of
tho farmors' organizations, against tho suppor-
tere Of Judge Lawrence. 4 late issue Of the
Genosoo Repu6lio says a, number
Of farmers 1ayo Withdrawn their .Bub-
aogiption to that paper because It sup
ported the election OF Judge Lawrence. The
Dernoordtto Banner, published at Alodo, Mercer
and threatoning the withdrsw1 Of tho farmers
patronage from them, il they did not support
Craig, We hoard report that the same thing
waa done in Galva, on tho day Of the election.
6sp o nS & a snea aa w -
not 500 things just In the Light somo others saw
thom.
We have heard, and sometimes claimed, that
this T. 9nd n9 Of p ana Po ss'y . s oon
science diotated !; that our Legislatures have
paased laws to SECURE every man in tbo enjoy
mont OF these rights and privileges, aud proyid-
ing severe penalties against any attempt to IN
timiiata voter or control lis vote, Il Is possi-
lila that thasa 1nws. though good as aRaInst mo-
nonolsts. would not touch tho farmor. But then
va understand tho farmors aro Just now demands
a,sesa soa s,ae 1se & t. al Rsq n1s mSr
nc '431 F
But 10 arc far trorn believing that ono In
hnnired Of tho farmora who hare auflolont
amount Of intelligence to have just conception
II y
momant ~ & tninrate s,1ch q deopotio and suicidal
nolioy. Thero sre al = few hotehoaded fanatios in
p,, c99mmnniHas ana ali nsrtiee. who do not ptop
r. thnk of thu Observation-Disclosures Of The folles their
iII-adyisod zeal I lurries them into. Wo have no
ides The farmora' oreanls eons should bo held 70
annns;hia for thc ents ~ thasa Some Of the
Spst men IN tho @ oonntrv are iiantiasd with Tho
5arnera' ~ orcani zationg'-mon who would no
.annor otta6ant ~ ssnnre MANS ynta Nv
1pra"4s thsn R,av ,vouId themsc1vea nb1nit T.
snv nr ,t1, att,omnt a to bs dictated TO-
"1 ti,s fsrmors w nssrmo to ctata to tho rest of
+bo - ean,nmntr sn0 how thay ~ ssi 1ote nndor min
of I a % Withdrawal Of patronage. We should Nke to
Innv Whe-s mr. frca1om NJ consoianoo and FREQ
"M a1no;aa mn'.1 XII IL ~ VIA ta "rast rafar3
Whon aa7c,' ~" = atoto ot things ia bronaht sbont
they s,y vii have " orushod out ali bnsinoss mon
mnu "nnoat;on W 70 themhnv VII, i,avo eatrovoi
oppmTnat;tion n n srai1o and s.t"bahed eass d.
.1o;;a,,, yvh;cn thnnoh a desnotism Of tho Ms
3r' 3nr;tv viii ho no Isss a desDotlaua.
"A rerards oursolyae, we hayo but to say tho
7denenie,n waa tbn flrst and for long time tho
onlv psper in tic county which took bold stand
| in favor OF the farn1ers' novomont,-uot from
, 1873-06-21
NEW YORK.

Rcvonuo Frnudss-+Fho sntts Against
the Union Pacific nnd Credit Mo.
bilior--Luccnss Uivorco.-T1ao Enst
Rivcr Brld9c--N1tnccllnnco Ncsvs.
New YonK, juno 20.-Thc Tribune gives tho
namo Of tho importer nho fs' charged with ~
tempting to dofraud tho Government out Of q
Wi Wsis. "'''''@''' - ~ ~
Several casea Of mired goods and quantity
olasThore % ,ass yostordny by tho customs officers
heavy Seizure Waa also made In Baltic htroot'
Brooklyn.
Pending an appeal in tho suit Of James Raid d
CO. to set aside the Judgment tor s9,1oo. tho 70
tho Cuseom-Housa by means of alleged frnudu-
iont prnoticoB, reference vas obtainod by tho
Governmont todotormino whcthot the whisky had
been ontorcd without An Intentional fraud. At
tho resumption OF tho reference, yesterday, OK
Gaugor John Q. Strong taati1od that, rhen he
WAS Ia tho Custom House. Mr. Jayne threatened
to look him up in tho Ludlow 6treot jail II ho
rofuasd to sign certain paper, tho contonts OF
tion, be did .ign i :; and Tint subsequently ho
was told by Jayne TINT he [witnoss) would loso.
his place II ho did not romembor thst Roid Il
Co. had offered to bribo him to undorgaugo the
Tho United States Marshsl'a Office completed
tho service Of snbpnnss yesterday In tho equity
suit against tho Union Pacific Railroad Company,
tho Credit Mobilior Of Amorica, and othesr:
8ono OF the respondents arc IN Europa ana
woro subpmnaod through their oonneel.. Horace
Z. Clark waa OF the number served.
Judge Ingraham, ln tho Supreme Court, has
granted an absolute divorce In tho Case OF Pau
line Lucoa against her husband, Baron Won Rha-
den, with leave to tho former to marry again.
Tho plaintiff Was slso awarded the custody Of
their child. No counsel appeared for tho Baron.
Tho plaintiffs complaint sot forth that she was
married tn Berlin Nov. 25, 1866, and that her
husband subsequently lived proalgats Life,
squandoredhar earnings, and associated improp-
orly with womcn Of Dsrlln.
Co1ored citizons OF Brooklyn rejofcsd Inst even-
ing over the adoption OF the Civil Rights bill by
tho 1Ato Legislature, and strongly denounced
tho exclusion Of oolored children from tho pub
Lie schools.
At tho session Of tho National Diylsion
Of tho Sona Of Temperance, this morning, tho
report Of tho committee on tho proposed forma-
tion Of separate National Division for tho Brit
ish Provinces was adopted. It suggests that
somo plan bo formed to prevent \ separation Of
the United Btstes and provincial divisions.
Tho front uall of the building On Broadway
and Fifteenth street foil to the ground this
morning. Tho accident NAB duo to tho weakness
Of the girdors. No ono was injured.
Tho Brooklyn papers publish tho full List Of
the stockholders OF the East Riyor Bridge, from
which it appears that 40 shares each wore hold
by Richard B. Connolly, Peter B. Bwonny, Hugh
Smith, and William Ii. Tweed, on which tho pay
menss had been only 40 per cont, while tho
other private stockholders, and the cities Of Nav
York and Brooklyn, havo pnid up 60 to 90 per
cnut
, 1873-06-21

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 20.-Annie Reagan and
Maggie Murray, aged 5 years each, who hayo
been missing slnco Wednesday, were found this
morning locked III closet in IN empty houao In
tho Twenty fifth Ward. Ono Of the children was
dead, but the other revived. Tho facts gathered
give good grounds for tho suspicion that tho
person of Annie Reagan, it not Of both children,
was outraged, and that thoy wore tho victims
Of q helliah doaign far aurpassing that OF tue
Harlan affair. Several parties residing In the
neighborhood aro undor arrest.
LATER.
PHILADELPHIA, juno 20.--It now appears that
neither Of tho children found In tile o1obot Of the
unocouplea house had boon ravishod; Tho
theory now Ia that Home one out Of pure hatred
Of tic Mulyay and Hogan families hid tho chill
dron to annoy tho parouta, or TINT some boys
we're tho oauso Of their imprisonment In tao
closst, and now foar to coufoAB 1t.
, 1873-06-21
sAL0ON-KEEPERS UNION.
The Last Open Mooting Field Ycstcr-
=, dry tAfkernoon--Noth&ng OF Impor-

The Last open Mceting Field Yostor-
=, dry tAfkernoon--Noth&ng OF Impor-
xunco Done. ....
Tho Fteisinnigor Buerger hold their regular
wook1y meeting yesterday afternoon In the hall
No. As North Clark streot, Potter Mueller IN the
chair. Tho attendance wns not ~ largo a. on
previous occasions. Tho presiding of'cor spoke
fow cheering words, tel1ing thom that tho times
looked squally, and they had a hard fight before
them. Still thcy wero growing in numbsrs, and
now had $50 mombcrn.
aovorl new mcmbora woro oteotad, among
them LII. 4. Q. Hcsing. Tho Judiciary Com
mittoo reported tho result OF tho various suits
brought against members Of tho Union for al
lodgsd violation Of tho Liquor law. Tho Com
mitteo on the Constitution Was not rcady, and
viii probably report next Wook.
Mr. Korn moved that after that day the moot
ings be prlvate-at loaat that newspaper report
ers bo not admitted.
Mr. Werthoim Was opposed to anything Of
tho kind, Newspapers we're necessary to them.
Thoy wanted their proceedings published. TheJ
meet to advocate FREQ thought and holp put
down hypocritos, ,.oto., and 1t was
not consistent to sit with closed doors and give
tho impression that their proceedings waro not
fit for publication.
Tho otroror said tho Union had no direct po-
ltical object. 1t sent its delegates to tue Agta-
tion Committee to talk politics there. Hence,
thero waH no reason why this Union, like othorB,
should not sit with closed doors. Their action
would not influence tho election.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Mntthiou read tho proceedings Of tho Or
ganization Of sympathetic Americans in tho
Tenth Ward the other day, and was cheered
thereby, since 1t showed the caueo was begin
ming to mako progress among tho Americans.
Thoso pioneers must bo specially encouraged.
As for tho temperance people, he wantod moth
ing to do with them. Thcy would not buy
conts worth from him, aud he would not from
them. Then he offered some revolutions, to tho
effect that Mayor Maai]l had repeatedly declared
that ho had boen induced to enforce tho Sunday
ordinance only BY the pressure Of moral influ-
ences," and that, from Judge Rogers' recent de-
cision, 1t appeared that there was q Religious
party interfering with personal liberty.
and TINT, therefore, tie msmbezs q
and water npostles rcnponBibto for the
present disturbances, and would have no bust
ncss re1ntions with them, thereby teaching those
people that liberal-minded oitizens could take
oaro Of themselves. There were hundred
thousand Germans 1lare, who did not intend to
submit to nil tho ignomiuy md contume}y heaped
upon them. The Germans had fought for free
dom, etc., and theso wator-apostlos wore not 60
ing to put them down.
MeBsrg. sohwuchow and Kern thought them
unMiso Tho Central Union was about to sub
nit q platform, and it was bettor to leave the
whole matter in their hands, aud not for the
small Union to attempt to take 80 prominent q
part.
Tho resolutions wero rejected, and, alto,
trans.oting somo routine business, tho meeting
adjourned.
, 1873-06-21
SPAIN,

LONDON, Juno 2o.--A Madrid dispatch BATS
Lleut.-aon. sooias has resigned, In consequence
Of the appointment Of senor Esteronoz ~ Minis-
tor Of War.
MADRID, June 20.-Thero are rumora Of = dis
agroenaont in tho Cabinet, which may load to
another Ministerial crisis.
Tho Gaoeta announces that the united Cariet
hands Of valtea, Qutco. Ventoso, and others. havo
boon defeated by the national troops in the
PROVINCE Of Lorids Tho insurgents lost 39
killed. Tho Chioftain, Quico, uas wounded, and
Vcntosa taken prisoner.
, 1873-06-21

Bauaro Presbyterian Church next Sunday at
4;bD u. N. THO romans will bo thkon to Wood"
lawn Comotory by spocial train It 6 p. N.
NEW YoRK, Juno 90.-11x-r olco Surorintend-
ont John 4. Ksnnoaydiod at hia residence In this
pltv to-day.
, 1873-06-21

8pfo3a3 NsTdlch o 1hs Chicago Tribune.
1noNroN, O., Juno 20.-ShoriH Morrill, and
Deputy Cox, III company with Sheriff from Min
nseota, to-day hrrented Joseph aud John Dona-
huo, who committed q murt1or In Minuesota n
yoar Or two ago and robbed thoir victim of sono
farm, whore they have boom living up to this
time, In arrcsting John Donahue he received
two pistol wounds from tho Sherifre.
, 1873-06-21

New YonK, Juno 20.-A letter from Now Or
leans says th2t there s almost "a SECURE block
United States fleet ort1isod of It's mouth. and
that tho pasaos arc choking with dotrtu1, and
each year incroases tho difficulties OF naviga-
tion. Congress had appropriations for expert
monts in dragging. but tho tow-boat monopolios
actively conspire to prevent successful prose-
outon OF tho work.
, 1873-06-21
An Alligator Ikepudtated.

NEw YoRK. June 20.-somebodY at louisville,
Ky., forwarded to President Grant, 1t Long
Branch, for bis son Jesae, o live alligator, four
feet long. Josse declined tho present, and tho
President pnid tho o1press chargea (S14), loav-
Ing tho alligator with tho bagGageman. Tho
monster soon aftsrward became "dejeetod and
died.
, 1873-06-21

ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-stephon DeBhays and
Henry Wilkinaon, his stop-fatler, had an alter
cation, early this morning, at their farm, three
both Of them dosirod to use, which resulted in
Wilkinson shooting Dashays In tho hoad and
back, killing him instantly.
, 1873-06-21

Iowa CRY, June 20-Tho University Com
menosmont exercises open tonight with tho all
nual reunion Of tho literary aooiattos: Tho Iso-
and find tho institution aourishing. Tho hotels
aro crowded, and the town iH full Of Commence
meut yiBitorB.
, 1873-06-21
claying both trains no.fly an hour. No poraon

WAS Injured.
DunuouE. Juno 2o.--aoorBe Howard, 1sbor-
Or On tho Burlington, Oedar hspids s Minnesota
Railway, Was run over by construction train
yeate,day,, miles south Of Independence, Iowa.
ribly orushcd and nauttlated.
1NDtANApo11e. Juno 20.-William Jolly, for
some ycara In tho employ Of tho indianapolis,
Cincinnati l. Lafayette Railroad in this city,
to- waa oror and fatally Injured at tho latter
plaoe this morning, bolng thrown upon tho track
while attempting to climb upon moving freight
train.
, 1873-06-21

LAgAI1z, ILL.,, june 2o.-An extra freight
train, No. is, bound west, on tho Chicago. Rock
Island d. Pacific Railroad, colliaed with tho day
oxprsns, bound east, at the station ln this City.
today, smashing tho pilots Of both enginas,
thrQ,ijpg sQmo qf tho trucks oil tho track. md
, 1873-06-21

Nonw1on, Conn, Juno 20.-Goorgo Harvey,
tho fireman injured by the railroad smash at
Dayyillo, on Sunday, died to-day. Fifteen hun
dred dollars reward Is offered for the detection
OF tho scoundrel who placed tie obstruotions on
tho tract,
, 1873-06-21

Five Denths CAUSED by a sun Fish.
The sun lah IL u large sea fish, yioldipg In thu
Average shout @100 worth Of oil, and ia 10 called
from 'lts hkbit OF lying on tho surface Of tho
, 1873-06-21

LIVERPOOL, June 20.-Tho stesmahipa Ohio
and 8amana, from New York, have arrived out.
New YonH, Juno 20.-Arriyed, tho steamship
AHsyria, from Liverpool.
QuxHNBrowa, Juno 20.-The steamship SCOTIA
from Now York. has arrived; also, tho New
York, from Dromon,
, 1873-06-21

GEonaErowN, DEL, Jt1na 20.-Joo Burton, d
negro, who was convicted Of rape on = white
girl aged II, was hanged to-day. He declared
himsoif not guilty.
, 1873-06-21

IiM6s l-5}3t 1:49ll, .:<D.
In the free for al, Pilot Temple, b. g., named
uamed by Alex Lowis, Chicago, started. This
race Was won by Temple in three straight heats.
Byron broke badly and was evidently no match
for his rival Time. 2:2o115, 2:3la4, 2:314.
These hgnroa would have beon lossened lisd
Byron rendered it necessary. About $4,000
in pools woro sold in these races, tho rlaks
being quite even on Todd and Udell, and 10 to 5
in favor Of Pilot Iomple. The fair has beon
q perfect succeBs. No accidonts have occurred
aud everything passed. as anticipated, Finan-
cially, the moeting las beon sef-sustaining, the
first In tho State this soason. Tomorrow tho
field goeH on specal to Saginaw, for tie moet-
ing noxt week.
P1rTsBuno1, Pa, Juno 20.--Thia uas tho
fourth and Inst day Of tho meeting, and the At
tendance waa larger than On any previous day.
Tho meeting has boen o aucceBs to the MANAGE
mont, and some tlno trotting to-day gave gem
oral satisfaction to the spectators. There Wero
two races ono for purse OF 81 ,250 for hornes
s1!6oo for 6'ro horsss which had noyor
very exciting, Bplendidly run, and created in-
touse enthusiasm. Below il m account OF tho
respective heats for both raccs:
l'urse OF u, ,25o, 2:50 minute race. First heat
Fast End was tue favorite In tho poolH. and
Nettie the second choice. East End won tho
1,eat In 2:20. Second heat-East End led and
broke badly on tho first quarter, but recovered
his lead and came in winning in 24111{, Netto
second. The third heat was very exciting; East
End took tic lead, but broke badly on tho second
quarter and on tho home stretcl. Belle
nraahfold 3hl1 won tho boat il 1854. In the
and Won the heat In 2:399l. In the fifth hsat,
Nsttie took tho lead to tho second quarter, whe.
East End gained tho front and kept it to the
home-ntretch, winning tho heat aud race in 243.
, 1873-06-21
SPORTING MATTERS.

THE TURF.
Special Ditpdtch to The Chicago tribune.
UN1oN Cry Ind, Juno 20.-The racoB closed
here to-day, with Inherent unAbated to the last.
Everything MAS favorable o1copt tho heat and
dust. A largo asaomblnge was preaent, and all
pnssed OF harmoniouAly. The first raco Was for
tho double trotting toamB Of Randolph County,
for purso Of 9100.
sDMMANT.
Union ofTy Dolto and Colonel Tlosa.. 2
Horre Morgan and mate. dis.
Time, 1896,
Tho first money only Tas oarncd.
Tho noxt was pacing rnce for horses that
never boat three minutes, Tor p,rBe Of $3.50.
SUMMARY,
LIP AhrIlsuus
l3cA OonH&9.... %
Billy Collins. dr.
1In$ u&s
, 1873-06-21

The trot free for Ill for 5000 was not filled in
time, hence It did not 70 OF. The TrotttIg Asso-
citation may DO regarded hereafter az ono OF The
fixed institutions Of the day.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Juno 20.-1heraccs to-day paBaod
oil With great SUCCESS. Tho first raco. dash Of
two milcs, free to oil, for purse Of s175. vas
won by 1soynolda' Nick Baker, by Zero. dam by
Epsilon, boating MoKinneys Roxey In BAT.
Tho second raco. mile and report, free to all,
for purae Of $40, was yop BY nunkidori, BY
tlio D. aud Lanxan In lido and 1:49]1.
tho Jackson races was splendid ono, tho day
boing bright, and the air cool. Tho attendance
was larger than on any OF the previous days, and
the enthusiasm was unboundei1. There were
sixteen ontries in tho 2:5o race, but start waa
made by only nine loraea, whoao names appear
in tho summary. Henry Todd, named BY 6. ].
Fullor. Of Nashville, Tenn. won the raco in three
seoo.. Joe Udon tro1ted woil. but could do
no better than the second, holding that
position in every heat, and winning 8325. He
was named by Ed. Brown, Daraboo; Wis.
Jamos H., nsmod by y: s Lovejoy, Chicago,
took the third money, $3.50. Albert named BY
F. F. Warmaker, took the fourth, SIPS.
, 1873-06-21


DREesER-I Waoonia, ILL.,, Juns 10. 1878, Mrs.
Ellen DFoaser. Aae. Ut JdArs -
HAsTHAM-In th.s city. Juua %. 1879, Mrs. AattAh
Fnnstai ison M Id Tor1cst avenuo, to-day taia) ut
1880 AIN. ...
ARENS-of consumption. juno %, 1878. r. Il. Afons'
ncrs from his rosidonoc, y Hauovor aroct, sAtur.
day. Juns II, 1879, A. o'clock p. u.
, 1873-06-21

NOt q q FeMCe.ss
Iowa CrTy, H., Juns 20.-Tama County, by
yoto OF her 6upeEvlsors, returns Congressman
Walden's back pAy.
, 1873-06-21

On June o. Winhall, VI, was tho proud pos.
eessor Of auov-drift half an aero in extent. and
from ono to ton feet in depth.
, 1873-06-21

tussant br tho iiov William H. llon William Il. gohn
son to Htss Mar q. Mason, daughter Of Wn1. faso1
Formerly OF ChIcazo.
, 1873-06-21

Race for purse OF $500. First heat-Kate
Campbell led, and won tho haat In 2;3211S. In
tho second heat, slow-ao got tho Lead and lost
homo-Atrotoh, whining the heat in 2:34. In the
third heat slow-Qo won. Timo, 2:3516. The
fourth heat was tho finest OF tho meeting, tho
thrse horses keeping we'll together to tho home
strotch and on final half mile, paBssng the
judges stand neck and mock. On tho fourth
quarter Slow-Got by tremendous burst Of
speed, won tho heat and race In 2:321a.
, 1873-06-21
YACHTING


BASE BALL.
New Yong, juno 2o.-Mutuals, Z; Athletics, Q.
, 1873-06-21

NEW Yonk, juno 20,-Ths races at Fleetwood
park, to-day wero we'll attended. Tho nrat raco,
for purse of o., 900, for horses that had mover
beaten 2;38, was won BY Constance, Lady Banker
2:8e4, 2:3011, 2;s49<. Lady Banker won the
third hent.
The second raco, for horeeB which had meyer
beaten 2:20, waB won By Young Bruno; George.
second; Lady Noas, third. Timo-2:28Ai
2;29]5; 23lh; 2:9111l.' 1oorga MON tho third
heat.
YACHTING.
NEW YoRK, juno 20.-Eight or ton Of the
largest sohoonorx OF the Now York Yacht Club
will meet down the bay ne1t Saturday and have
scratch race. An exciting contest IL expected.
, 1873-06-21

NEW YonK, Juno 20.-The following iB tho cot
On Btatoment for the week ending to-day:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-03
creasing popularity.
THE PROGRESS OF TYRANNY IN
LOUISIANA.

There is, says the New York Herald
of Wednesday, no new feature in the
Louisiana trouble to-day, but the
longer the outrage is permitted to live
the more hideous and revolving it be-
comes. Judge Bradley is not to go to
New Orleans at least that appears to
be the present decision at Washington,
and it is announced by the Republican
organ as partisan triumph. The
people asked that he might be permit
ted to do SO, in order that the alleged
illegal and arbitrary action of Judge
Durell might be subjected to his calm
and fair revision; bnt their reasonable
request is refused. They are to be left
under the heel of Judge who has
trodden Oh the neck of the State, and
now holds it helpless under his foot,
with Federal bayonet at it's throat.
With refinement of tyranny, the peo-
pie of Louisiana are told that they
have their remedy in an appeal from
Judge Durell's final decision when that
shall be reached, while at the same
time it is announced that the proceed
ings hitherto had before that conve-
nient Judge are only interlocutory, and
hence not subject to appeal! Mean
while the press-the only remaining
safeguard of the liberty of the citizen,
is suppressed at the will of those who
have already overthrow the Govern
ment, outraged the laws and defied the
Constitution, and the Administration
at Washington looks approvingly on
and issues it's edicts that the us1rpers
shall be regarded as the only lawful
authorities Of the State. Could these
things have happened before the Pres
idential election