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New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
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SlluJilCTI5 tnuIe0--Lla!cS
C0.zCHHs.r.
As FIRST-CLASS COACHMAN, or to take
\ care Of seae ll team s..i .i -5 p. Ella ,l,' SZ 5',ne
NOACHNAN and GARDENER A Scotch
y ProtestaEt MAN age p ars wishes slIJAloS as good
Dai @ hi @ 10 ii & " t II nd i.o1 md Ing be-. recon-
1i-it-'"'' Sas7s go = '-'- = --'- - - -. 80 -.
OOACHMAN and USEFUL-Rv a respectable
Y MAJ, age ye vino b. good b1I' h@ lnd GNoo'i' also
ug &C. GOOD recrmealltons at CAGPENTEls 70.
COACHMAN, GARDENER, AND USEFUL.
- "A married aa lase elp wishes sTUATioN on eeaem''' '
e l- washing: be- ciu care sud horses m do 1r-arr
ke geo rero-asai.ous Can be seen At CAHrsSlsls ls5
CITUATION WANTED-By young Coiorcd
> man as coAcHAS pTs taav T r, PES, rs.esa'.s
.sESr9LL.ArEOCS.
4 SITUATION WANTED by a practical
= PHOSoGRPHER Aiar,, u. p L., West f.ras. s. T.
= MAN and wife, no family, desire the care
enc, a : Sr.a "c6aPEflyr Box i.-. rr5uae di.s.
4 NEAT and honest young han lco.orcd)
y wishes SIrCArIOI WAITER in prvat. 'amr no o.
,f %,, i.s 81 !s 'a' r 'so as-. ~. 1'1 --' -. -
An EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, quail
= hei lai TeI ec'umeaer h 'o airs ga afi "oni'is
Sou.Yora Address CAsiE- rr5lae Uptown OHes 80 West
As COURIER.-A gentleman from Vienna,
n eEDer-ee tage through Germaa7 France LAZY Alsra
>sa I4If il- above languages.
ENGAGEMENT c~lm11rv " or ilrs Tstnl
Ela. and tae Address +. L. n. No W-nst
NeE YORK.
EARMWORK.-By two respectable and tenn
94e Mea. aey landed 1gt do al 'fine1es aa gor-
a. 4s odd 1uuyi WI mix re4lledi wages moleIA
CIa b. = Ili W. llh-st. coo 6tl-lge
HROOA, COACHMAN, and GENERALLY
" JsEFC-ln country preferred. by respectable nan S3' a
y goodman rd --rpm- tend -fven lawn &c,
4c. b recommendation Call OAEI EAt BIZ s. l8 Wet l1ta-
s.. Shave.
USEFUL MANA young Scotch Protestant
man szel p v-ar shes STU ALTON country
care and s- horses milk gar Iisnrz awus. &c A good
econHrn4tous AZ CARPENTERS, l3 West l-s-
b.I-Aye.
, 1873-08-15

The Chicago Calodonian Club hold their an
nual picnic at their nov grounds. on tho W. U.
Railroad. Tho following is brief summary Of
tho games:
Boys Raco---Edward Kchoo, first prizo John
Moran, second prize.
Three-Lcgged llaco-JnmoB Madden and John
Form, first prizo; II. Andrews and H. Carpenter,
second prizo., ......
Throwing tho &C. Pound Weight-petor Foley,
first prize; - Hchoofal, second prizo.
Putting tho Btone-Poter Foley, first prizo !;
+. Robertson, second prize.
!, Tossing tho Oabors-F. Robertson, first psizo
George Tough, second pr1Zo.
Throwing tho HoaVy Hammor-H. H. Camp.
bell, first prizo ; Peter Foley, second prize.
Throwing tho Light Hammor-H. II. Camp
bel first prize Potter Foley, second prizo.
Hitch and Kick-Teid, first prizo; Frazer
second prize.
Standing High Ioap-Crano, FIRST prize
Robertson, second prize.
Running High Lcap-Frazer, first prize
Roid, second prizo.
Highland Fling-sims, first prize; Robertson
Sword DancoARobortson. first prize; Sims
second prize.
Sack haco-Dockor, first prizo Reid, socont
prizo.
Long Race Tracy, first prizo; Derl, eocond
prize.
Wrostling-Hnut, first prizo; Drink, SECOND
prize.
, 1873-08-15
Fntnl Chinese Duel in l1rknnsnss

From the Pine Mug Republican.
On the 2sth ultimo Lincoln County was tho
Of q puro and unadultoTated duel boswoen
two s0ns Of very noblo families of China.
It appears that for several centuries rivalry
bus existed between the houses OF Lux Zud Tut
Cau.m and Au Jou T1uloe Yung. gentlemen rosi-
denta Of Canton up to 10G5. Atany diificultlea
wore tho soHut Of this enmiity and ths 1Hnks Of
timo elapsed. Fiually the hour arrived for
tho Yung hatred to become aatlated, A reyo-
luton threw 1t in powor, and it's rival wna
found among tho dofeatod rebolH. Az Q con-
sequence Camm was imprisoned and tor
turod, aud his family baniBhod. But lio mado
his oscapo. and in dlaguiso sought hlH enomy,
rounded by a courtly throng, and there slow him.
After reaplpg hia royengo, ho destroyed himaolf
by haGikuri, suicide practlcod by the mobiles Of
tho country. Tho balliahod Cnmms oil dfod but
Lux Zud Qui, who Grlftod about until he landol
In Arkansas, and settled in Lincoln County: by
tho only survivor Of his illustrious house, wan
dorod to tho locality wl,oro liyod his common
enemy. Tloy dwolt together for sonio tlno
In totnl Ignorance Of oaoh othor'H iden-
tity. But the denouemont came at last.
during q conversation about thoir afar-oH
was stirred up anew. Tho roAt il soon told.
Thoy concluded that this world could not con-
tain them both alive, and silently pnd sadly, un-
known to any ono. prepared for tiAe bloody sac
riioo. They chose thu deadly Colt With which to
perfect tl.er purpose. and aftor embracing, and
survivor, tAoy took their plaoos, gavo their owl,
signal, and fired. Camm fell doad, aud the too
conftng Yung now laugulnhes in tho Hotel do
Doby.-Whithor ho Was escorted yesterday oyon-
tng BY Deputy Sheriff Capt. Charles Lyman
and wonders Why she low should Interfere with
, 1873-08-15

At hu1f-pnst IA O'Clock yoatorday afternoon
John Buohl, 4 boy 10 yearn oil, who was
bathing in tho 1ako ut tho foot Of Jackson sroot,
WA accidentally drowned. His body waa recoy-
cred about an hour nfterward and WA tnkon to
the Morgue, tho residence Of Ills relatives bolng
unknown.
William noctzol, n Bomnambultst, who rcstlea
at No. II East Indiara atront, narrowly missed
while parading around tn his eloop. Ii
attempting to got on tho root
from tho window OF his bedroom on tho third
floor, he fell to tho sidewalk, diBtance OF thirty
foot, broaking several thick boards, aud escaping
almost ,lnhurt. Ho experienced D simlar fall
onco before.
TnqueBta wore hold yostordny on tho rotnaina
Of John =. Book, agod 7. who WAS crushed to
doath between cars mid on tho romaina Of John
Dompko, who was killed by tho kick Of q horse
The former resided at tho corner Of Fifty-frsi
and burnside streets. The residence OF tho lat
ter was In Dluo Island.
, 1873-08-15

Supposed intended ISomoyz1 OF GUS
tome oalse OfGlcinls--IRcavy Ships
nicnt. Of Grain nn1 Petrolcun--Fll-
neral Of tho Lntc George N. Itobcrts--
miscellaneous.
Speeiat Dispatch to TITO Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Aug. 1a.-The Custom-Houee was
wild to-day with rumorof tho removal Of about
aoventy Inspectors, detected in taking bribeH.
It is a woll-known fact that ..ninc-tcntha of tho
Inspectors arc paid by merchants for various
dutics, such AS keeping thoir goods from general
order stores, hurrying samples through Apprais-
er's department, and similar labors, by which
smuggling is often made AL easy art,
but, hitherto, evidence Of this could not
bo had. Whom Special Agent Jayne seized
the books of platt i Boyd, and
found debits against largo number Of inspect
Ora whose names and services wore given in
full, Jayno sent his report to Washington, and
Assistant Secretary sawyor came on to lnyosti-
gate tho mattos Ills arrival caused tho present
great commotion. TIC denies having any COM
muntcations from Washington on tic subject,
but 1t is well understood that ho is here for
tue PURPOSE Of Investigating tho matter. Plat
confessos that ho sent roport on tho ilo
subject to Washington. Many officials thought
to 10 ipcriminated Aavo boon moving heaven
nnd earth to interview sawyor. Prominent Re-
publican politicians, who aro patrons Of the ac-
cuBcd persons, plead for them, aud Collector
Arthur is very anxious. Nevertheless, Sawyer
deniea all knowledge Of tho matter. It is A,lt}-
posed here that his dosign is to sacrifice fow,
and lot the influential Inspectors, who guilty,
escape. The Fifth Avenue Hotel lobbcs aro ali
crowded with CnBtom-Houa0 officials, who OK
press their anxiety freely.
~ The associated Press
NEW YonK, Aug. 14.--Dy tho burning OF
Autenroith's factory in cclltral avenue, Drook-
lyn, last evening, 175 mon have been thrown out
machino frames woro turned out daily, besides
q large amount OF chamber furniture and COIL
siderable number of refrigoratora. It IL pro-
posed to rebuild tho factory Immediately.
Within the past three days twenty-five vessels
have boon chartered III tho petroleum trado, with
; carrying capacity Of 1OOO00 barres, a,ltl
B!ghtoon in tho grain trade, with a carrytng
capacity Of 600, QUO bushels The grain gooa to
Great Dritain and the petroleum 10 the Conti-
nent.
rlatt Il Boyd. Importers of glassware,
agninAt whom Il suit has heon brought to
recover 81 ,000,000 ror an alleged uudoryau-
atlon OF goods, Htnta that tho proceedings
agninst them aro merely to tost tho inter-
lprAtation OF tho ntatutaA relating to tho in-
rortation OF tho aluBB Of goods involved. They
tlony tho existence Of any inteution to lcfraud
tho Government, az implied by tho action of tue
custom officers.
A Washington dispatch, saya tho Secretary OF
The Treasury late last night sout by a special
messenger to Collector Arthur, OF tllis port III
ordur for tho immediate removal Of nearly 100
snstom oflicers some OF thom occupying rehpo1l-
sb!o placea, on charges OF fraud aid corruption
tnd that the dismissal Of another lot OF dlslon-
'ht ottco1s is expected In a few days.
, 1873-08-15

ABOVE LOW
WATEls.
lttse. | Hall.


N4NFNGfAs
Special DispatcA to The Chicago Tribune,
ST. JosEr1. Mo-, Aug. IA homicide occur
in this State, Which oxcites the deepest rograat
on account Of the high character of tie parties
faf1uor from near sonora, in that county, was in
oiieo Of parfoo. 's MsoKil1op s'1 I Co., went f
there, and soon aftor occurred an
al tue topic Of convorsation Ito Morgan ] adaressod d
his conversation to Col. A. B. Durfeo, calling
following tho epithots up BY grabbing Ills , Spnr.,
feo's) mock. At this juucture MIR: slckillop
ho reached them Col. Durfce, in Ills attempt to
loosen tho terrible grip upon his throat picked
up notary seal and struck Morgan almost
upon the top, Of the head: Morgan dropped,
ol tho ooo tSe Saah Of III lis head dn strihEng as tne
stouo step. Tho striking occurred at 6 j. Ill.,,
aud at a. m. Morgan died. hia family having
arrived few minutes boforo. The cause Of tho
difficulty WAS, aa wo aro told, as follows: DNrfeo
l. McKillop hold an execution against Mr. Nor
gan for their olionta, ]. y. Hooper d Bro Morgan
went to SOC 1t Messrs. Durfee Il Mcliflop
proposed to enforce 1t, and, upon being informed
that thoy dig, he commenced tho sbnhe above
stated. 7. Il. Morgan was IN old citiz8n Of
considerable wealth, we loarn, and prominent
for mauy yoars. Col. Durfos gave hlmsolf up
lust night. post norton examination was at
once held. Col. Durfee III prominent lawyer
and c}tizon, aud wealthy, and IL brothor-in-
low OF Col. Bunnott Pike, OF ut. Joe, late Unltod
statos District Attorney and Judge Of t1ia
Judicial Circuit.
st. LOUIS, Aug. 1i-John Brown and George
Thomas, two young furmorB living In Osago
Township, Jackson County, No., got Into Ill d.
toroation yesterday, aud Brown stabbed mud
killed Thomas.
INp1ANAro1Is, Ind, Aug. 14.-At Alamo,
Montgomery County. Ind, last evouing, John
Campbell, While drunk, had a fow words with
John Littlo, with whom ho had heretofore boon
friendly, and fatally stabbed him, Little dying In
aud Ia now In Jail.
ALBANY, NJ y, Aug. 14.-Peter Brown, Of
bath, N: Y, md Thomas Quinn. Of Troy, quar-
1eed, Wills drunk. Yesterday, and Quinn Killed
T. g. - r. = chair, Onnn WAS arrested.
, 1873-08-15
Railroad NC1VA,

Special Dispatch ia The Chicago Tribune.
pusa 9stss, 4uS g. s Afns afaa e5
came up to-day before Special Mastor in Chan
Gerry Droadahaw, being roforrcd buck to him by
Judge Drum1nond On exceptions taken by do
fendants. The case was commenced in 1864, and
dollars is involved and the best legal talent has
been employed, Tho Hon. J. E. Mcdonald, Of
this city, and E. Walker Of Chicago, appear for
the defendants. Judge Tilden. Hon. J. E. Stu
yonson, and h.D. pullan, Of Cincinnati, represent
ths interests Of comPlainanta. The afternoon
meut will DO opened tomorrow. The oaso will
occupy tie remainder OF tho week, and its final
disposition is locked for with interest.
sr. Lou1s, Ang. 14.-The Atlantic Il Pacific
Railroad Company entered suit to-day In tho
ages against Joseph Brown, Mayor Of this city,
aud J. b. Moulton, City Engineer, for tearing up
their track hatweon tho Seventh street depot and
tho river front laHt Monday evening. The petit
ton does not explain why Mayor Brown, who
ing to do with tho removal Of tho track, ia mado
ono of tho doiendauts in tho suit.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 14.-The Des Moines
j Minnesota Narrow -daugo lailroad Conf
pany have decided to lot tho contract for grad
lug tho road from this city north to Amos, and
leave tho question Of entering tho city for
future settlement.
DunuQuE, Aug. 14.-J. P. Farley, lately ap-
pointed Recoiyor for tho st. Paul L Pacific Rail-
road, returned last night from st. Paul, whore
md look after tho interests Of the Company.
He Says nothing can be done ut prosont. The
Directors aro worry Hanglino that tho Holland
capitalists, who hayo already expended
$40, 900, 900 on tho road, will furnish $4,000, 900,
the amount required to finish it. Tho agent III
anawor by tho 18th inst.
Special ldypateh TO 1he Chicago Tribune.
, 1873-08-15
Lord WGXtbllrT.

London Correspondence qfthe .Seto Fork Horsd.
TAere iB going about a vast amount Of curious
talk concerning the lato and tho now Lord Wost-
bury. Tho newspapers all docorously stated that
tho new Lord Was prevented from attending the
funeral OF his father "by illness = but every QUO
knows that the gentleman who WAS the Hon. Mr.
Dethell tho other day, aud who i8n0W Lord Vest
bury, ia IS outlawed." All the circumstances at
tondtng tho unhappy affair which resulted in tho
disclosure Of the sons dishonesty and the faith
or'g weaknesH, il not completely, seoms mover 10
have boon fully told. Such things are never
fully told IN England. Besides tho alleged onl-
bozzlemont Of the funds of the Bankruptcy
Court, tlero were ugly rumors Of certain bills Of
forgerioa Although Lord Woatbury resig,ned
ures, ho mover dreamed Of hiding Ills hoad in
H11ano; nor did lle SOON at al1 to sufror from tho
exposure Of his sons misdeodB and Ills own
carolcssneBa. lie was 10 yeara old at tho tlmo
OF his death, and had long boon widowoE. But
n few weeks bofore his death ho was married to
q young Welsh Indy with whom he had formerly,
as was understood, maintained nn illicit conlec-
ton. Tho report Ia that his Lordship was CON-
PEELED to this marriago by tho threats OF tho
datnacl who Is now Lady Westbury,
TINT unless ho mado 1ler an ''houoat
woman" Bhe would send certain letters to
hfr. Gladstone ind to the Quoon; and that, hny-
ing at lust married her ho loft her at tho church
door aud noyor saw>hor moro. The lust part Of
tho Htory III not truo, am assured, for the hap.
by couple did 1.-Two together during tho
honeymoon which onlcd with a funeral. Before
this marriage Lord Wcstbury had carried on q
very interesting tlirtatlon with certain Italian
Countess Of great wit and spirit.
, 1873-08-15
Additional Accounts Of Damage 10 Railroad
and 0thor Property.
Considerable Injury to Shipping In New
York Harbor.
Men and Animals Carried Away
by the Flood md
Drowned.
a Fall Of Seven Inches Of Water in
Twelve Hours.

New yonu. Auo. 1a-rhe storm cout,uues.
aocomnan,c,, no 1i,,l,t ro;,, T,out n,clt in tho
.,se,s,a' ~ e.. s' ~, IT, 49,. ~
poor had to battle with rata driven from tho
RoWorS by tho rising Hood, aud their Wrotclou
beda wero surrounded bv watdr. There has not
:oo,, a,v sor;os doro ,t.o,not 1T ho mails. with
49, 49, ""s ao -. u .,,ra',,',, aou,horn mail
Inc exception OF sho tnlou6n ooa."ot'A tA''''
All that wore due yesterday and thia morning
aro xeceiyod.
1,bo Nav yor, rncht eoua,1ron. on tholr uayal
..,,.. -. ,1ts., =, ,~., f,r ubol.nr md rnoat
olulse' WAS oo''eeo W ini AZ. 1A' ~ .1.r....
OF tho Vessels are now feportoa sale " u'Aetont
points.
Dienatchoa from tho East report storm pro-
v,;,,.f. l., t,st saot,on
.,.. - ra,.,.ssa - t. o,,or.o, .,,o4 .,,o
ffom Dalt1nl'lo ~ ~ tel!oi'ou "na3. '.o
ctroeta In various parts OF the city arc Hub-
merged and collars flooded. JonoH Falls has
oyorHoyod, and portion Of tho old flooded
,1;.tr,t ,oa a,,o,,, ;,,,raotoa l.; .nr,o v,,.,o. ~
u'e@i.os "oo u6"'t1 anun""so>4. ~ av4o P'"ooo ~
tno uoptn OF 1our or I'VE 1eos' AL tne TAllroaua
running to Baltimore lave been more OF leBa
damaged md tho totontion of nnils Ia moro
1onora1 tho,, l., aomo voora IN +ho no,t,roro
n,',a ps;,.aa' as .,,aa. ~, ss,usas =. p"a H..
0nio ha1llqau [ ihna snuos oecurfea ~ Neo o9s
anq Vinegar Al! ana otnet riacosl ana "hsh
at EHfia8o ilanoihg thleW 'no glnG;nhatt ; 93-
press, bound weat. GU .ne n1a 1fhck; &. INC 1asn
howoqel, "as not unIaBou' ahe si' n4u's s ea.
point. Inc aamage VIII hot oe neavy, anu tho
main ano Wlll DO ~ ~ tnianlne otoor py ooiock
tnls a1totnooh. Ing sIach " neyotn psasion'
on tho bai11noro q fotomao han1oao, III suo-
merged, deAylne ~ tne .lolns.
NEW fohK, avg. TINE htorm proRe 30 I'M,
e1pectodly on New 1orn tAat shlpulaaters anu
f!elghtors hao busy tlmo lor inaAing socuro
their yosaes and gooua exposed On tno docKe.
ABOUT midnight soveral canai-ooats broko looBo
and dr1fted helpleseiY aoou1' but hoao 30 1ar 70
ported have boon 1887: ~ Jersey cllY Terry.
boat Was sunk, aud It u Thought that some Of
tho crow we're drowned.
Over 100 outward, bound vessels OF au claBsos
are at anchor lnstde the m bur waiting for Tho
stormy weather to broak. Tho Wind III high yet,
but tho rain Is moderate. -
pn1LADELpn1A, aug 4.-!ho amount OF rain
which toll IN tho lato storm N thus section OK
ceedcd seyen inches. More than threo foot OF
water ia no" passing over t4a dam Ct Fatrmonnt.
The first floors Of mills ut Alannynnk are flooded,
and business there IL partially suspended:
In the city boy WA rescued with difficulty
from drowning, near tho mouth Of culvert, aud
John L. Major was drowned while attempting to
rescue hlH horses from the atablo. Which was
flooded. -........ !,
Tho BODY OF hopcrs blach, !lfemat, was iounu
beneath the engine, III pond, into which it ran
after leaving the track.
, 1873-08-15

Treasury to-day orlorod Tho Collector Of Ous-
toms at Port Townsend, Washington Territory,
to Rond tho revenue steamer Lincoln to or1llso
for q month about Quoon Oharlotte's Sound, to
inquire for any survivors Of tho Btoamor George
B. Wright, which vesaol wa8 wrooked In March
last On tho paasage from sitka to Ban francisco.
signa OF tho wreck having boon discovered at
Queen Chnr1ott6's Sound, Il Is thought TINT
MARITIME PRECAUTIONS. =
Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury may recon"
mend Congress- to mako pilots OF oil steamorH
Government officers, and require them before
tnkinF veBscl out Of port to 30 fnily aatistlod
spoct.
, 1873-08-15

Special D4spatcs to Tho thicaao Tribune.
6r. Paul, Aug. IA. - Col. DeWitt Clinton,
died at his residence hero this morning. Ho was
about 40 yoars old, a sou Of Judge Clinton, Of
tho Superior Court Of New York, aud n grandson
OF Gov. Dewitt Clinton. Ho has beon In bad
health for some months, but OF duty only three
arrival Of his father from Buffalo.
CNoIaNAT1, Aug. 1I.-privato dispatches to-
day announced tho donth nt 'sanduBky, Ohio OF
probate Judge William Til1en, Of this city. His
daoase wls brain Affection.
New YonK, Aug. 14.--Col James A. Moline,
tho well-known journalist and author, died this
morning In Drooalyn.
, 1873-08-15

Severely Cut bY Two Womcn..Fasnl
Runaway
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OA1no, ILL.,, Aug. 14.-During fracaa on
Third street, in this city, this afternoon, among
some negroes, q man, whose name We could not
ascertain, waa eevoroly cut by two womon, armed
with hatchot and knfo, while another man
hold him.
From intelligence received we learn that m
old gentleman, named Abe Meisonhomor, living
at Dorgola, H., while riding yesterday was f.
tnlly injured by his toam running away. Ho
was thrown ont Of tho buggy, and when found
was inBonBiblo. Ho died from bis injuries this
afternoon. He WAS one OF the oldest and most
respected inhabitants Of Southern Illinois.
, 1873-08-15

1or, OF The Wyandotte 1d1ctto, for defamation Of
olaraotor, claiming 200 damages.
The great auction sn1o of fruLt-latda took place
ct Carymbo. Ave miles east Of Michigan City,
Ind, yesterday, and waa decided suocoss.
At Gainos, Iowa, Sidney Colo was caught In
q tl,roe,tng macl,ino on "Wednesday, and ovory
rib in l,is body WAS broken his recovery Is not
expected.
Thoao engaged In boring tho artosian woll At
Fort Wayne nre now through tho boulder which
working night and day, and going down ut tho
rnto OF about forty foot In az hours. They aro
now down about two hundred foot.
The first balo OF cotton over imported into
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, arrived on Wednesday for
the now knitting factory which iH now in opora-
tiQu tharn.
, 1873-08-15

SMN EFnuCfBCO EUl1t1C1s
BAN Francisco, Aug t4.-The two Democratic
Conventions in this city aro at variauco The
Loglslatayo Convention, packed BY Stanford and
company, made nominations, and now the Munic-
ipa1 Convention propoaos to mako separate
ticket, independent Of this influence of the Com
pany. Eight monahers Of the Democratic Coun-
~ Committee havo resigned. Tho reaBon is
stated to be TINT the Committee treachorously
sold to Stanford and company tho Legislative
is much excitement N tbs ranks Of the party
about the matter.
, 1873-08-15
SPORTING MATTERS.
THE TURF.

THE TURF,
TIE UTICA nAcEB AGAIN roBTrONED.
Special Ufs3x,tch to Tbs Chicago 1ribune.
UT1oA, N. T., Aug, 14.-A cold, llcnvy rain l'aa
prevailed all day, noccssltating = further post
roncmont Of tho raceB until the first good day
and track.
TrrH FORT wAYNH RACES. ...
Font WAYNE, Ind, Aug. t4.-Illia has been nm
auBpicious second day for tho raecB nt tho Fort
Wayne Driving Park. Tho attendance waa very
large, and there morn Home very interesting
races. Tho nrst race, purso e100, half-rnio
dash, between Allon County horaoB, was won by
tho Broodbtet1or. Timo, COX.
Tho second race purse $500, for horacs that
Ind never heaton 3:40, WIS won by Gray Alex,
Time, 2:5b, $3.50, 2:40A.
Tho third raco, purse $3.50, open to all pacors,
WAS won by Hooster Tom. owned by John
Wade, of Edonburg, Ind. Time, 2:82, 2:2B11a5,
, 1873-08-15

MANSFIELD, O., Aug. 1A.-A horrible plot has
won't the destruction Of whole family. 4 suit
is now pending in court against William H.
DobbB, q tarmer living six miles north Of hero.
for an attempted Outrage Of fittle girl named
to prevent tho attendaance Of tho
girl or hor father rs Witnesses, Dobbs procured
tho services Of two low charnctera In this city,
named Winfield and Lightfoot. to blow up Bar
nard's house. Winfield exposed tho plot in timo
takon place last night. Lightfoot was arrested
md quantity Of powder and fusos were found
In his possession. Dobbs waa also arrested,
aud the two have been bound over to keep tho
peAco.
, 1873-08-15
Tho lIonshnyv Murder Trfnl At Wins
CAC&teE4 Ind.

Tho lIonshnw Murder Trfnl nt Wins
chcster> Ind.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 14.-Tho Gazetto's special
this afternoon from Winchester, Ind, giyos tho
following particulars concerning tho HouHhaw
murder trial now going on thoro: The defond-
ants sister came IN when tho prosecution began
fondant, sat down by tho Bfdo OF the widow Of tho
murdered uenaton. She wae married about two
weeks since, md is reported not to have boon in
Winchester since hor husband was murdered.
Tho defonso began to call witnesses this fore,
noon, but large part OF tho day waH consumed
In legal discussions. Public opinion sooms to
ho divided IN regard to the merits Of tho case.
Gen. Tom Brown conducts tho dofcnao, and :,
besides tho others nlroady fnbntioned, has called
to bis aid Moi. J. W. Gordon, Of Indianapolis,
Ind.
, 1873-08-15

:GosnEN, Ind, Aug. 14.--The store Of James
Wilson, of Goshon, Ind.,> waB entered by bur-
glars Oh Wednesday ovoning. mud a largo amount
Of jewolry taken, consisting Of two 1ady's gold
watches, three gonts' watches, ono gold-plated
watch, tWoiye ailyor watol,cs, ono four-ounco
silvor-caso, Bartlett movements, and ono four
oreido watches, and one composition watch;
twolvo ladya heavy gold -p1ated opora guards md
chains, md fourtcon gold rings, Of q total value
OF 81 900. Tho burglar is supposed to bo from
Chicago