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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06

LIST OF UNMAILABEE LETTERS Re-
MANNING IN THE PosToFFIcE
OCTOBER 6, 1973.-Charles Y. Morris,
St. Lewis hotel, NJ Y; Miss Ada 2.
Bankhead, l24 Washington street, Mem
phis, Tenn; William Il. Mathew, city
I. r.. Steele, Reverton, Warren county
Va; Miss A.. M. Pettus. city A. L.
Elicit, city; DIR. George III. Taylor, 76
Dauphing street, Mobile, Ala; Henry
Stralhla, SO Ave. b., N. Y. city.
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS IA grand
vocal and instrumental concert will be given
in the town hall of fredericksburg, to-mor-
row evening, October 18th, at s O. clock, un-
der the auspices Of the Eureka Quartette, o1
Richmond, Va, assisted by a first class
instrumental quartette, for the benefit of
the Odd Fellows widow and orphan fund
of that town. The programme comprises
about two dozen concerted, instrumental
and vocal pieces, most of them of decided
musical merit, and well calculated to afford
enjoyment to the hundreds who will no
doubt be present. The Eureka Quartette
will leave this city on the morning train
Tuesday.
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AMUSEMENTS.
ASSEMBLY HALL.

FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY EVENING, Z
OCTOBER IsT.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
Wizard of the North, assisted by the beautiful
LEONA ANDERSON. 100 Presents given away
nightly Doors open at 7, performance COM
mences at O'clock. Admission, 80 cents Re-
served Seats, so cents. To be had at the hall
during the day.
DIR. l.. REESE,
Sc 26-10t Agent.
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REPUBLICANS, ATTENTIoN.-Thc Re-
publicans will bear in mind that it has been
determined to hold their ward meetings
on Monday night, October 18th, and the
nominating convention on the following
Wednesday night. ss9ii3i
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MARKED FEATURE OF THE TIMES. -
The Petersburg Appeal. and Index says;
One of the marked features of the times
is the general thirst for official position.''
Another feature of the times is the unde-
waiting regularity with which some people
imbibe their matutinal cocktail.
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SPEAKING TUESDAY NIGHT. Hon.
G. W. Graham and Major JOS Walker,
will address the Hughes and Ramsdell
club Tuesday night at their club room.
Everybody is invited to hear them. , q.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. =
The session of, 1S73-'74 of this renowned
institution of learning, for the last hall
century the especial pet of Virginia. and
the pride Of the south, opened afew days ago
with four hundred and sixty.nine students,
representing all the southern and several of
the northern states.
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nBr GEORGE w. JONES,
DENTAL SURGEON. tdff3A
OFFICE No. I'll, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH FRANKI.IN STRE EET

Has fresh liquid gas for PAINLESS EX-
TRACTION of teeth. Having best materials,
ample facilities and 20 years experience, is pre-
pared to gently and thoroughly Fill, Clean sc,
Regulate and Extract the natural teeth and
insert artificial ones on any material desired.
All work warranted, my Tim
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK.

THE OLD DOMINION STEAM SHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship OLD
DOMINION, Capt. WALKRR will sail ON TUES
DAY, October 2, at p. m.
Positively no freight received after 2 p. m.
Through bills of ladng signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points--north south
east and west. Close conpections made with Cu-
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Steerage. ................. 90
Round Trip Tickets. s.....................-..2 20 co
For freight or passage, apply to +
GEO. w. ALLEN s. co,
oc 6-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets d
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PENITENTIARY STATIsTICs.-Sup
intendent Strother makes the following re-
port to the secretary of the commonwealth
for the month Of September. Number
of convicts on the roll September 1st, was
76S, of which $50 were white men,
white women, GA colored women
and 205 colored men in the prison,
and 2Sl men hired to the
Old Dominion granite company,
and l65 men to Mason and
Harman railroad contractors. The
number Of eonyicts received during the
month were one white and nine colored
men. Nineteen prisoners escaped, died,
and were pardoned during September,
leaving the number Of convicts on the roll :,
October 1, 759, of which there are 356
male and 66 female confined in the prison,
the balance being hired out.i .isog oa1 atsS
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CHURCH HILL TUNNEL.-The work of
removing the fallen debris from near shaft
No. 8 is proceeding briskly. The distance
from the main track, where the road
branches off to the tunnel, to the end of
the track at the wharves, is about three
miles and quarter. The length OF the
tunnel proper ls about 4, ,450 feet
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-RICHMOND.eVA. MONDAY EVENING" OCTOBER 6,

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
This court met to-day and adjourned until
IL o'clock Tomorrow The judges, I'm
derwood and Bond, will be present at that
time. The following is alist of the grand
jury summoned for the term, viz: War
renton Gillingham, Reuben M. West,
Henry Wilson, William s.. Phillips. Ed
ward Snowden, Charles W. Holland,
Michael Murphy, D. p. Smith. Abuer
Cookey, G. O.. Thorp, Jesse r. Sher-
wood, James A. Javins, Spencer Snyder,
7. W. Elliott, G. A. Hundley, Warrenton
Rue, w. B. r. Price, II. O. Rosebaugh,
@. P. Ward, John L. Sizer, Thomas
Kerse, John L. Armstrong, r. w. Avery.
The following is the petit jury sum-
moned from the various counties of the
district, viz /: ID. M. Patterson, B. w.
Gillis, John S. Minger, D. Elicit, Charles
h. Bailey, P. Hotties, John Viles, William
I. Bell, William Patterson, jackson Has
lup, NJ. Bunker, John Rankin, William e.
Hamilton, M. Burton, William Bartlett,
I. y. Frasher, III. L. Wigand, Normand
Smith, Henry Miller, S. G. johnson,
James Washington, Robert Wyley, v. A.
Favier, j. Foster. k }t49l{
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AN effort is being made to engra1f
the graded school feature upon the public
school of Blacksburg, and with an en-
couraging degree OF success. Rev. Mr.,
Turner, the Lutheran preacher of the
place, will accept the principalship of the
graded school, with Mr.. Dawson and Miss
Dawson as assistants We hope to hear
of the success of tho movement at an
early day Montgomery Messenger t'o
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FOR RENT.

III LEl.-A LARGE, MO- a
DERN-BUILT HOUSE. Gas and water in I:I
the house, with good stable accommodations,
situated on Adams, between Leigh and Clay
streets Apply to
Sc 18-tf GRUBBS q WILLIAMS.
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LECTURES A. N. Gilbert, of Bal.
timore, will deliver his popular lecture,
"Palestine Experiences" tonight, at the
Christian church, on the cornerof Seventh
and Grace streets, before the Young Mems
missionary society of that church. We
have it from competent judges who heard
him during his visit to our city last
winter that he has few equals as pop
ular. lecturer, The proceeds are to be used
by the society In the good work in which
they are engaged. Tomorrow night his
subject will be IAN, Evening with English
Poets u .si... ..ttl-is 49, IA Il 4
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PERSONAL---VERY.. DR.. s.. J. Baird,
brother of Rev. DIR. e. T. Baird, of the
Presbyterian publication house, is about
to make Richmond his home. He is the
inventor of "button holer'' attachment
to a sewing machine, which is to be man.
ufactured on large scale.
Captain John Lyon, of Petersburg, has
removed to Richmond, where he will make
his home hereafter. a.ei sat
Ex-Governor II. II. Wells is in tho city
to-day. HI.
Bishop Gibbons leaves for Baltimore to.
day, to attend a funeral Of Mr.. Kennedy, a
highly respected and influential citizen of
that place, who died yesterday.
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COLONEL JOHN Fl. GILMER will ad-
dress the Hughes and Ramsdell club to-
morrow evening at eight O'Clock. lie
will particularly address himself to the
following item in the Enquirer of this morn
ing, which that paper displayed in small
caps; .iy,. s44,f, s,,s sj,.ieI,s ~, ...e..,
81 1.-THE white women of Virginia, who
are Immediately concerned in the success
of the Conservative party, should recog-
nize no man who fails to vote, and thus
preserve their social status.n
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NEWS FROM HoME.-The Rochester,
New York, Democrat and Chronicle, says /:
" A wealthy widow lady pof Richmond,
Va, member of o Protestant family, has
entered Catholic convent in South
Carolina and taken the black veil. She
was yet young, quite handsome, seemingly
happy lin her domestic relations and well
endowed with this worlds goods.n
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WANTS.
WANTED.-A Drs,Ne-Room
SERVANT, LAUNDRESS and CHAMBER
MAID. Apply at sol, Grace street.
oct 4-3t ~
THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
RAFFLE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Widows and Orphans OF the Southern
States.
DIsTRIBUTIos No. ro72. EVENING. Oct.
- 81 IA 70 80 rs II 4s 10 49 se o. ~ q co
DTsrRIBurroH No. 67s MORNING. Oct. 6
80 70 63 9.4s " So 81 G5 6s 20 AZ
Witness my hand. at Richmond, Va, tnis 9Th
day Of October. 1873. -
SIMMONS & CO., o.. .TOMPKINS,
Managers. Commissioner
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFf.E can be pnr-
chnssd from Captain w. i. DABNEsY, at The
branch office. No Twelfth street. three dool
from Main
Ba~ CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE.-GAS FIXTURES and -CHANDE-
LIERS, REBRONzED and REPAfRED-made
to look MS good MS newly
DANIEL. O'DONNELL,
ap s-6m SIS Broad Street
, 1873-10-10
NEW YORK..


National Catholic Abstinence Unlon-.
miuCc1lancous lecmss
NNw York, Oct. 0.-The National Catholic To-
expression to their sympathy with tho 1foly
Father, and condemned the action Of tho German
and suh-A1pino Governments In their expulsion
OF religious ordorB. Tho Booretary's report
showed that tho Union incfudeu 255 societies,
with a membership OF abont "a, 600. Tho roport
Of tue Trcaaslror showed large bnlanco fn hand.
At tho svenng session, an addrosB on tho I'M
portance to Catholics Of tho United States Of
tho Cause Of temperance AZ q powerful agent OF
Catholicism wAB read by Fathor WalBll, Of Has,
aAclluBotts. Tho addroas was D printed ono, and
worry longthy. Fathor lyrno, OF Now Jersey,
waA elcetod na President for tho ensuing yoar OF
tho Catholic Temperance Union Of tho United
States,
J. n. liolse, Of Atclno,,, Knn., nftor searching
n.any months for hs littlo tlangl,tor yoarH old,
whom his Wife tuult with l,er wen allo e1opcd,
f'','.d l,er III lrooklyn yesterday. and, obtaining
tha nsHibtai,co of d Sheriff, Hootro1 tho child.
Tim case will bo lunrd Tomorrow.
NEw IonK, Oot. IA Htntcment isBuod to-
lAy SHOWS tho total nty An oou,ltY debt, NJ fol-
luws: uisy. Sl0i. .:la2, ,19;.a3 county, $34, ,04G,-
Sds'.23. I'atal. $i3G, ,.ms, ,uGi, ,53. Invested in
sinking fuua-Ctty. slv.G7 .ai7.4; county,
$4,Ml ,Sha.aa. lotal. en-, 23S, ,612,27. Interest
payable on rlty @labt, s4.777 ,6G4.04 on county
debt. 81 ND, III. Total. $695l, ,0o9.l9.
II, ". Nourley, formerly Of Illinois, has been
untler tho Uyil Service law, for tho naval Office
OF thus city.
Tho counsel for George Washington Bowen
have filed bonds preparatory to an appeal from
tho decision In tho Jumei will caHe to the Supreme
Court.
, 1873-10-10

Hotel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Public
UMtitltngs-..P Prison I1cfOrm-Excur-
sion Party.

Hotel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Public
Uutitltngs-.. Prison IRcf0rm-Excur-
sion Party.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago tribune.
BUFFALO, N, T., Oct. 9.-Tho Union Hotol
Company have decided to commence work carly
next spring. In one year from that timo they
expect to hare ono Of tho largest and bost hotels
in the country. 1fr. Doyington, OF Chicago,
who has built twenty-nino hotels, has sent In
plans which arc attracting great attention.
Tho first Of four statues for tho new public
buildings. has just arrived from Maine. It repro
sonts s'Agroulture," and weighs fourteen tons,
Ia fifteen foot high, and fvo feet thick. Tho
names of tho other th1eo arc "Justico, "
Mechanical Arts" and Commerce" They will
stand On tower 900 foot high. They we1e cut by
tho man who mado tho Cardiff Giant, and cost
s22. 500.
The Rev. J. 3. Cleghorn, agent OF tho National
Prison Association, addressed a large audience
at the Central Presbyterian Church here tonight
on Prison Reform"
Tho Buffalo Chillren's Aid Society Is making
great preparations to give the bootblacks and
nowaboys dinner at ST. James Hall on Thanks
giving day.
4 grind excursion has been arranged by tho
Buffalo, New York / Philadelphia Railway Com
pany OF this city for citizens Of Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and Washington next week Wednea-
day. Tho party will bo large ono, and will
spel tho day at niagara Falls.
, 1873-10-10
ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.

Special Dftpalth to Tho Chiragn Tribune.
LAFALLH, ILL.,, Oct. 9.-rho steamer Lancaster ar
rived to-ay towing two light barges fromho Copperas
Greek Dam, to bo loadad at thia port with rough stone
for Oopperas Greek DAM This propeller Illinois, tow
lns the cannlloat Arans. frSm Henry light fol VII
iionry' and tie Mots,opos. leht, for dhiicothe;;
viii. outs for ohlcago barge No. with Lasalio coal
for Chicago and tue Arabia, from Honry Dam, light
Traveller sna yson fro1 %n.d ks%pon both With rough
WITH lumber for por, all passed out Of tho canal
Eight est md aoyen Inches q ws:ss on tho mtresl
CANAL OFr1oE, OH10Aao. Oct. g.-Afrtyed- -EHzaboth.
1oekpor s:s91 ha eor tNS eco @ Smy o4r hrs Contest
Sale, ids tons coal hilrcw Jackson iasalle. D. 400
bu corn Meatroal. Ottawa e.9oo bu corn ontario.
bu corn Maple Leaf, Birds Bridge, 1000 bn corn
G. l. noeh ssness 'a99 phn. by ooFn D. Weight
oats, 4,6a5 tbs sood Mary otely, Lemont, 81 I'd,
stono Eclipas, Lsmont, Is 5ts ssona: Floxenas boy
, 1873-10-10

Specfat DEspafcA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., Oct. 9.-ThiB was the third day
at tho Dubuque fall races, and everybody, It
seemed s was .. IN attendance Dottng was more
came tho finishing heats Of tho 1884 race, post-
poned from yesterday. The first Aoat and raco
waB taken by Whalebono in 2:45
The ne1t WAS 2:40 race, purse Of $3.50, mile
heats. best three in five. Wild Oats won tho
race in threo straight heats. Time, 2:45; 2:45;
and 2:4O
Tho next WAS a running race, best three in
five, mile hoats. Aiico Ward won tho race in
three straight heats Lady WinHlow second, aud
Molle Howard third. Time. 1:54]5.
During tho first hoat Of the $40 race, Oak
Grove Lady became manageable and ran
away, throwing her driver to the ground. IIe
,sas tramplod On by the othor horses mud serious
" injured. The Lady ran around the track
twice before sho WIS caught. Tho sulsy was
totally wrockol, and the Lady sustained some
very ugly wounds caused by the Shafts Of tho
sulky striking hor Gu the logs.
AS three racas were as many as could be got
through with today, the sweepstakes were lett
for tomorrow. making four days racing instead
Of three, AZ WAS at first intended by the Asaooia-
ton.
, 1873-10-10
CASUALTIES,

Ono F1nn Killed nnl Sovera1 Injured
on tho Detroit, Eel I1tvor Il Illinois
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Killed on tho
IT. W. j. Il &. IRnilrUnd.
Special Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago 7ri5ane.
TT. WAYNE, Ind, Oct. GA construction
train on the Detroit, Eol nivor l. 1llinoia Rail-
road, while backing up noar Auburn, Ind, this
afternoon, WAS thrown from tho track by running
ovor two COWS. Tho caboone, In which WAS 4
lnrgo gang Of men, and throo fiat cara wcrc
thrown Of aud badly smashed. Thomas Kinnoo~
can was sitting on tho top OF tho onbooso and had
both nrmH broken aud received informal injuries.
He now 1ea IN atupor, Ills injurios arc fatal.
One man seriously hurt, aud two othora badly,
but not dangerously wounded. All the ocon-
pants OF tho car wero moro or less bruised.
A fireman, named Charles Lewis, employed
on tho IT. Wayne, Jackson 4 Saginaw Railroad,
waa instantly Killed near Jonosv}llc, Miol., this
afternoon. uc was oiling tho valves Of the on
Eino, and tho brakes hoing put on throw him on
tho track in front Of tho engine, tho wholo train
passing over him.
, 1873-10-10

dAIENA, ILL.,, OCT. 0.-Tho proHbytery Of
Erooport olohed its aeaRion to-day at u in. Tho
ICY. 7; ~. CaEoy, at his own request, was dis
minned to tho Prosbytory Of Waterloo, Iowa.
Tho installation Of tho Roy. r. O. Easton aB
pastor Of tho First Church OF Belyidoro takes
plseo Monday ovoning, Oct. 10.
ceivctl.
"A committeo uaa appointed to inatall tho Rov.
4. d. Jonktns AZ pastor Of tho First Church,
Freeport.
The Hev. D. 4. Gordon was received. Tho
lsov. q. D. JenkinB WAS appointed to visit the
Church of Rock Run, aud tho Rev. 4. g. Smith
the Church OF Elizabeth.
Tho subjoots Of Home Missions" It Vacant
Ohurchos, and !" Unemployed Ministers ~ re-
coiyed very earnest attention, aud several
churches were recommended for aid.
The Rev. III. D. Patterson was reelected
Treasurer, and the Rev. J. NJ. Linn Statod
olcrk. Tho thanks OF tho body voro returned
and to tic editor Of tho Gazette for oratnitouss
copioa Of the proceedings.
, 1873-10-10

New YonK, Oct. 9.-Tho trial OF Edward g.
Stokes for the murder Of James Fink, Jr., .wae
resumed this morning. Judge Davis sustained
the challenge to tho array Of Jurors, and counsel
serting TINT IN investigation by them showed
that tie panel was drawn in the usual way, and
without an intontion to prejudice tho case. The
work Of impaneliug the jury then began.
Irving, who mado statements In San Francisco
that he MAS present at the killing Of Mr. Nathan
in this city, about throo years ago:
Six Jurors wcro Obtained in tho Stokes case uT
to the adjournment OF tho court.
It is said that Irving will provo that Kelly,
now In Sing Sing, killed Nathan with the iron
dog, which was obtained Of a caulkor in the
Brooklyn Nayy-Yard. That tho $4,000 in bonds
which Woro in Nathan's safe were Beon in Kolly'e
hands few days after tho murder; that these
bonds wore negotiated, aud that Nathan's watch
and chain woro found In Ccnsro street tho do,
after tho murder.
, 1873-10-10

or, Lemont 80 yas stone George Jadd, Le1nont, u
"a Ss5,. :t1.o " j. nosbac5 enont a9 ys "iono
sS yds sono; IT, g. dsrponsar, I a Sag % 50 %yds stone
0,EAnEmp-1upa, = Ottawa; Aida, Joliet, 1o, 90 #
Morr Mos 1SkRe25f Tsne,fs. Asna 1ssaar
60 hi llmtcr: 1cnnio Morris, II, ,143 It lumber. 10 nj
lsth, 25 brls line 1877 br!s ent, toms coa; Peter and
PAUL Ottawa 900 brla salt He,onc Lcmont; COL h1ar-
tn. 1cmont; g. r.. Leniont; Augusta Loinont: .Al-
mEs Lomont Gon.sHttnt!on femont; hasttn Hogan,
Jr., Ictnont; Advance Lotnont; Charles acoc. VIII
low springs; Elllc obonpell, sag; Excelsior, Bum-
mil.
CANAL orrIor, CHICAGO, Oct. 0, o;5o n. m.-An-
N1vEp-prop Wasp, Barnlnit, 80 yda btone Ononaagn,
Morris, 5.700 bu corn; Csyuga, romoo, 0,2o0 bt
corn.
OLEAnEp-F. T. Sherman, Kankakoo Feeder, 81 II
lumber; Yave Morris, II Tons coa1.
, 1873-10-10

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 0.-Tho principal attraction Of
tho day at tie Fairgrounds was tho trot between
Goldslnth's Maid and dloBser, for 81, 900 but It
beiug utterly Impossible, with oil tho police and
special force organized for the OCCASION, to keep
fairly oyerllowod 1t, only ono heat was trottel,
and tlat il very SLOW tino neither driver being
willing to risk his horse or himself III
such an excited and unr1ly crowd. Subsequently
another trial WAS mado III the arona of tho am
phitlleatre, which was Witnessed by fully 10000
people, but the circle was too short to show
high speed. Tho Mind took the purse, OF
col1rao.
Another race for lloraoa that mover boat 2;4o
Roach. Best tune, 2:4o, on q half-1nilo track.
, 1873-10-10
CITY ITEMS.

The alarm OF fire from Box 9t2 at 8 O'Clock
last evening, Was occasioned by fire in O two
story residence, No. 958 Wont Madison street,
occupied by Mrs. Il. ". Davis. LoHB, $500; no
insurance.
A physician, named Dr.. arior. Of this city, is
accused Of having given a man namod William
Harris, who lives on West Van Buren, street,
pure kerosene oil for Some trivial complaint.
The effoct Of tho liquid was to almost turn the
pationt's stomach ont. By tho skill Of another
physician tho mans life was saved.
, 1873-10-10

MApnrD, Oct. 9-A brisk cannonade was kept
up yesterday by tho Republican force that is be-
eieging Cartagona. During the day many IN
tran sigentes desertod. The national squadron
Is monontarily expected at Cartagonn.
LONDON, Oct. 10-2 d. m.-The Carlfsts pro-
feas to hnvo received information that their Con-
erall (0llo) on tho 9th defeatcd and routed the
army Of Con. Moriones nonr Oirauqui, and com
pollod 1t 10 retreat to Puonte Ia Royna, thirteen
miles southwest Of Pampeluna, leaving behind q
largo number Of dead and wounded. The Car
lists claim this IS tho greatest victory Of the
campaign.
, 1873-10-10
ErttuD in ClOyG10nils

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 9.-Tho wife Of Barney
Curtin waB discovered in saloon belonging to
her husband. 158 Seneca street, this afternoon,
terribly cut up, and bruised. She statea that
last night her husband came home drunk. and
beat aud kicked her until aho became inson6iblo.
Her recovery ia doubtful. Curtain vas found in
bed with a terrible attack of dclirium tremens.
j. 2. CosH and Andrew Peters, who wore ar
and abettine abortion causing the death Of Bar.
bara Kaun, woro boforo Judge Abbey, of the
polico Court, to-day. PetorB was discharged.
Co.'s waa bound over in tho sum Of g., GOO.
, 1873-10-10
FAIRS.
The Indianapolis Exposition.

f!FeeEHt 1s8PHtcH 70 174e CH1cHHU IT1bHHes
INp1ANApo11s, Ind, Oct 9.-The Exposition
Ia satill aourishiug. Twonty thousand peop1o woro
present to-day, with promise OF still greater
attendance tomorrow, tho closing day. a spe-
cial programme has been prepared, including
grand cavalcade Of premium stock In tho fore
noon, trot Of four-year-olds in tho afternoon,
and ! moonlight mulo-race and bali in tho oven-
ing q III he S g ae raeo t6ay
won by Red-Cloud in three straight heatH;
Best time, 2:37. Six horscs started, but tho
winner came in easily; Russell, I'd; Indiana, Sd.
Great sport is anticipated at the mule race to-
morrow evening.
, 1873-10-10
SPORTING MATTERS.

slosson Plays billiards Mt 1ndihnnp.
OllN.
tspeeiai Dispact to Tho Chicago Tribune.
1ND1ANApor,s, Ind, Oct. 0.-Tho match gamo
Of billiards In this city tonight, betwoen s'oss-
on, OF Chicago, md shanor, Of Indianapolis, To-
suited In victory for bloason. Winner's acore.
900 opponents, 321. Winners bcat rln, 81 |;
losers, 49, Winnor's avorage, 43-1o0 loBor's,
62-100-French uaroms. HloBaona backors Of
fored two to ono, but found few takers, and ho
had m ensy victory. He Inns challenged Garrett.
the champion OF Indiana, the game to bo played
within thirty days. Tho challenge has not boon
accepted.
, 1873-10-10

sr. Louis. NO., Oct. 9.-To-day has boon tho
annual gala day Of tho fair. Business was al
most entirely suspended in tho city. and tho day
was almost universally observed AZ = holiday.
Tho gRte-recoipts at the fair wera over $50, 900,
which would make the number OF pooplo on tho
grounds noarly, il not quite, 25,o0o, fully equal
Exposition 10 assured beyond question, and has
far exceeded expectations.
, 1873-10-10
Grand Traverse County Fair.

Special Dispasch to The Chicago Tribune.
TRAVERSE C1rY, Mich, Oct. 9.-The second
day Of the Grand Traverse County Fair has been
q decided aucccss, ever 5000 people being on tho
ground. The display Of articles has surpassed
Ill expectationt especially as regards stock and
poultry.
Tomorrow, the last day, Ia expected to be de-
voted to tho county races. in which considerable
interest is manifested by our sporting men.