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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.

Nen-lofAi Of Desofosse'
PIpgess for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and soah With Poll
Palace Cara attached 800 and $50 SUNDAY ;. >
yor Blimorv Washington. South H. 9pu
Express Tor Pha, g. o $50 a NJ 1855 800 p H. alG
y night Sunday 800, aud $500
For Phla.. via Keusng,oD. At J a. m. aud p n.
Eugrsnt aud second class 1915 o. N.
80 30 $40 $50 sic sac sS $50 S:io, sis5 l. 80 $40
For Ellsit;n g. 5SS ' T. 1S s. $40 10 H. Yis5 an IL H. ao
q 49, $40 3o i:io 40 $50 $50 $50 g. te sor nv
For Rahwsy G. 40 I. so 40 and 10 a. H. e nOop 2,9o D.
$40 $40 4O 40 $40 $50 $50 ESQ., 80 $50 10 m, AM
For Woodbridge AmSOy and 10 $50 $50
New BiunyreE 10 n. Ia, tlO. $40, D.
Y night Sunday, 8, aud 9p N.
YoI East MstSoe ! q M u noon 1;lo .od :soPm
For Phil psbury and BelVidere, and M.
Accom- r BOTdenown Burlington, and Camden AMI $50 NJ
E:3O. Z. 3. $50. 4 and D.
For Jsmesburg PembersOD. Camden, A. m, $50 n
Trains arrive follows; From Pittsburgh, asa. Los n
Baltimore 6;yn NJ, 4:S 0il2 SUNDAY ESQ m Prom
Philadelphia sal $50 lola llo4 lSA m RIA asa s4 SOP
Ticket oSees SIS s III and sa Broadway, No A.,or Hons.
and foot Of DorOsses and cor'ndts EIinn Ticket o6cs No
Battery P,ass TIT a.. D. H. BOYD jr. Gea Pas. Agent
PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
II ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS To
THE OIL REGION ami LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Tan.
$3.50 kre Express daLy except saaay) With Pullman Psss
Car through from keviork OIL City. Arrive Sunbury 65O
wlla%sDOr sS Lesl Haven ss Remove. i!o N Ifyiasoo
With OIL Creek add Allegheny River Oil Rsop Al ls
with Lake Shore K r. for all points West
Philadelphia 10 Ere Arrive Sanitary, 625, wilbsmspon so'
Loek ha'en $685. Remove II lrVnstoD sio Corr Er.
7s5 Connects IiassOn Cory with OH CresL and I
ali points West ~ $50 --' '"''' H. ~ 'Sr
oo.. W. A BALDWIN General ssp.rD.e Dasp,
N.
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BnguaIniou, Syps- O4wego WITHOUT CHANGE oF CAS
Dpois iok BsTcay and loot or tbn'oohersl
NiNtBk ARkANGEhtNfS commencing MONDAY. nov ~ lS'A
8.l0a BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Bosooo Bsurn,
Nrlork Scranton, Bnghauon, HoneT
Cosn aud without change Of Dover nth
H. K. Maerbo With X. X. With l.
aud b. r. r. Tor Kingston. Wiseshsrrr. Pttston. &c.
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN. Dsuvte Win B9oa'
BIoh DoyerWi Ch,srr Branch at Waterloo with Sasssr
Gap Sroudsbng Sranion Bend Bnghamion an
PhphaH with h Ga and Susqnshanna and Lehgs
r. al uaiuts those roads
200 PHlBLPSBURG EXPRESS stops AZ heshs hshsop
stations connects AZ Nae0o via SnE
Railroad Pbhpsburg with Bel Del r. Tor Beydee aud Leh-h
and Susuebsana H. aud legh VALLEY r. Tor settehem Aa
town. Miuch Chunk Wlhrsbsrre Reading and Dauisbnrg
800 D. IN. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson an'
Boonon directly through To Scranton and Bngamios "th'I
Connecting Dover
Cle,teI L. K, and at WAtsrloo with SasseT r. T.
3lu EASTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester X
with r. r. AMI Phpsburg Nth Bshgh and on'
Iehsnna r. T., and Lhgb Valley L. Betblrhn heni"-s
Re.fus flarn,bury and The West
HACkE 1SToWN EXPIRES. connects With Chester - IT,
and siib Sussex r. u for Andoser Newton, snd Franklin
3:2u D. N. DOVER EXPRESS. - 80. -. -, -
For aoRRSroWN 7:l5 9;lo, ii:oO l2:oo H. 100 $40 go
For SUMMIT a. 7i: TO 90 1910 and Il:oo n 800 80.
Fer ORANGE aoi SOUTH ORANGE. IT'S. 10. 9o go 1910
m I.lO, $50 4:1 40 $50 oOo $50 3D. Iovo
Fo1 NEWARK at 7:1s 100 7sO $50 go eao. 'lo:lO 100,
IIOo a A. AMI 1910 m lilo 100. 'lo G2o. $50 $50 I'm,
J. M Tn rs marked stop at Eat NesaTk .... . -.
Leave Ne. FORK FOR BLOOMFIELD and h0NTCJhR at 49,
wv $50 A. REASOAER Superintendent
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Springfield
Shore stopping atSaOi
bridgeport The $50 and ll2 10 Giecnava Mss a..
m 10 Montreal The 3:05 AMI l:n Norwich
Valley Raroad NeN1yen aui Norhsng
W. Railroad GeN-tiayeu and hnsat"nc --
road Bridgeport The 900 and 800 n TO Naugs Railroad
Bridgeport 805 and 1905 1870 and nth
DanOury ami Norxalk Railroad al So. NOrwak
Trains Nesaven 70J, s;0j tEI ll;5j M elo
(Erl $50 4:35, 80. sos EIl, 9O7 tEI N. AGaOBa 10
Bridgeport oJ NoLsak at 63s ana to STANFORD
800 and 30 TIE 800 %. Eiprces
stops NewOehele and pOt Chester and the eV7 Express
sunday Boston NAL Trains at Os ya Springfield aud so7
Providence
cars Day Express and Sleepngca Night Er
press Trains
Tickets can purchased IT Ticket on o Company Grand Cen
,raL Denot or AZ offices Of the Transfer
and No Coast BroO1yni Who will also check baggage
denre o destination.
For further posters =, hO a7s pO.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.

WINTER INFRINGEMENT COMMENCING MAkCiI4 ~
Penger Station in New.iork Grand Central Depot Entrance
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wESTCHESTER COUNTY LANDS.
IN TRACTS or ALL SIZES FOR INVESTMENT. ..
COUNTRY RESIDENCES AT REASONABLE PRICE,
BLACKWELL a. CO.. SIS LIBBRrr-Sr
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ID STATED SESSION.. MOsDAY, March ~. 1870
william Wade esq President 10 the chair and quorum o.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.


BRYANr-NIcHoLsoN.- Monday, september 2e
IN Brooklyn, L. D. by the Rev. Dr. CnadWeii' a.
BRYANT Esq.,, to Miss A. NICHOLSON
CLARK-HiII.-InN New York. on Thursday, Octo-
her a is7s. at Trinity Chapel, by the Rev. b. Van
Kleeck. DID,, FRANCIS b. CLARK 10 MARY CAiHARiNE
HILL. both OF Morrisanla
Troy Times n. Y, please copy.
HARRIs-PowELL.-0n Thursday, october 2, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Alendale, N.
j.. by the Rev. Mr.. Parsons, assisted by the Rev.
Mr.. Julian, A. W. HARRIS OF New York city, to
KATE L. POWELL.
KKRNAN-PEEBLEs.-At Newcastle Pa, on
wednesday, October /, 1873, at the house or the
bride, by Rev. DR.. Brann, OF New York, JOHN De-
vBREUx HERMAN, OF Utica, \. y, to Miss KATE
PEBBLES, OF Newcastle, Pa.
MCkENNA-GoRMLEY.-At st. Patrick's Cathedral,
on Thursday, October 3 by the Rev. j. Kearney
EDWIN MCKENNA, OF Brooklyn, l. l., 10 JANE A.
GoRMLEY of this city. No cards.
ODELL-DEACoN.-On Tuesday, September %, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. D.
Rempo, Mr.. AMOS A. 0DELL TO Miss EMMA l..
DBAooN, only daughter Of Aianson A. Deacon, all OF
this city.
STANDARDIZATION Tuesday, September 10
1873 the Church OF the Divine Paternity, by the
Rev. Il. II. Chaplin, JACOB w. SCHEU formerly OF
Buffalo) to Miss LIMA s, only daughter Of A. r.
Muller, Esq., OF this city.
WALToN-BUCKBEE.-On Thursday, october ?, by
the Rev. DR.. Burchard, Mr.. EUGENE b. WALTON 10
Miss SUsANNAH BUCKBEE, all OF TINS CITY,.
WNANT-BAxTER.-ln this city, on Thursday,
October 9, by the Rev. George W. Colord, JOHN X.
WINANT OF New York city, TO Mrs. MELISSA l.
BAXTER, OF Providence, r. !.
Providence papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
IhorHBf VICTIM OF RECKLESS DRIVING

Coroner Young was notified yesterday TO hold an
Investigation in the case OF an unknown woman.
about seventy years OF age, who was run over by a
truck driven by James Neany, OF No. 42o Cherry
street, while crossing New Chambers street at
Oliver. she died instantly. The driver was
arrested The following Is the description OF the
woman She was dressed in dark dress black
and plaid shawl, black hood Bamoral and whiIe
fIannel petticoats white stockings and Shippers.
1he body was removed to the Morgue.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

A THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED LADY, WIT MEZZo-
N soprano voice desires position in q choir reads
sight; salary $500 to $780, Address SINGER. herald
office
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

A FIRST GLASS BAsso. wANTED-FoR PROT
N estant church in BROOKLYN Address. stating quali
cations, 6c., G. b. NJ, box 1863 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER SHEET
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A CTIvE OR SPECIAL PARTNER wANTED-WlTH
"A S35 O00 In manufacturing business well established
profits Tor pis three years TO September 1873 average
nearly 80 per cent and with above additional capital car
be increased TO 40 or t5 investigation invited; nnsxeep
week, SOUND LEGITIMATE BUSINESS. box l2i Herald
Office
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

-ORPHEoN CHORAL SoCIETY's SELECT La
N. dies Glass for Singing from notes Monday after
noons ut 3is St Ann's No West Eighteenth street
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

A FIRST CLASS SOPRANO, GOOD READER, WILL
N accept position In any church; salary no object
Address Q. X. Va "A Third avenue, room No. 4.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

GONE ONE TO LOVE AND BE LOVED BY.--cAN A
- poor lonesome, ehildess widower, aged 80 stranger,
6nd q cOngeniel companion 10 restore 10 him
paradise lost He seeks Intellectual culture, accom-
plishmens refined tastes gentle disposition and loving
nature: his connections and antecedents
tona bo but limited acquaintance suggests this adver
sement will IT meet an honest response from any pure
bis sincerity and honorable monyes Address L. w. box
2l3 Herald ollce,
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

ANY PERSON WILLING TO INVEST $1,000 IN AN
N Improvement relating TO rapid city railroad Of
transit, OF great promise and RETURN address
PAUL. box 26S Post office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

LNOR SALE--A VALUABLE MANUFACTURING BUsI
ness; article OF great consumption profits large
secured by patents; TO an active, enterprsng man
splendid opportunity. Address w. j., box l69 Herald
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO HIRE TWO OR
three Lots for the coal business the west SIDE
between Fourteenth and Fifteth streets and Sixth
me and the North River Address BUSINESS, Herald
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
FOR sALM.

4 WELL ESTABLISHED CIGAR STORE, IN BROOK *
"A lyn, for sale. Apply at ;. h. AhESsDI""S' 10
Myrtle avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
HOUSES, Roooms, &C., WANTED.
I'm the Country

WANTED TO HIRE IN THE CoUNTRY-A FUR
w nished House, for one two years within ten
minutes walk Of depot; Orange preferred. Address NJ,
box l29 Herald office, giving ull particulars and terms
yDANTED-IN STATEN ISLAND, A NICE COMFORT
w able House, furnished unfurnlshed with garden,
"A years; from either OF the landings
Address A L., box ,f3i Post Office, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

NY PARTIES WISHING LARGE PARLORS FOR
n committees of musical entertainments or social
gathering lie accommodated favorable terms at
219 Fourth avenue, adjoining Calvary church, Twenty
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

UNFINISHED HOUSE wANTED-BY A RESPONSE
il BILE widow lady. who would board the owner loca-
be good satisfactory reference given. Inquire
OF address WELLS at l2 East Twenty fourth street
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

AN ACTIVE, EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, OF
n good habits age about So and with from 5000 TO
$4,000 cash, wishes to connect himself and capital In
commercial manufacturing business; is
pabe OF filling any position in mercantile manufac-
turing business Address for three days HORACE,
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

A QUIET FAMILY CONSISTING OF GENTLEMAN,
"A wfic, child and gentleman's friend, want Parlor
and Chambers for $3.50 per month"; above Fourteenth
private family preferred; best references and
prompt pay. Address, with fun particulars box li00
Post Office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

GENTLEMAN WIFE AND CHILD Q6 YEARS oID)
VI wish two furnished uniurnished large and small
Rooms, with Board locality between Fourth and sixth
and from Eighth TO Sixteenth street Address
with terms, which must be moderate, E. 81 station D.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

9Snn CASH WILL BE PAID DOWN FOR RENT
pOOU Of House until next May, below Forticth street
and west oi Third avenue must be 20 feet 'front.' high
stoop and good neighborhood Apply address 29s1
Broad way, third story.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

TWO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
for housekeeping, by lady and child two years old.
Address with full particulars, j. L., box lGi Herald Up
Branch Office
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

ALL BRANCHES of Vocal and Instrumental Music
Harmony and Composition and Modern Languages ar
taught riyaeiy and in casses by the most pre-
I essors, at prices within the reach OF all.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN DAY AND EVENING
n B.-The New York Conservatory Is the only char
tered Conservatory of Music in tie state, having IA
branch in this CITY, and bein: entirely distinct nom othe
institutions which initiate the evidently with Tn
view OF obtaining patronage thereby.
The Arion Pianos used III the New York SCHOOL,
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

A PARTNER wANTED-oR WILL SELL AN
n established Planning, Moulding and Turning Busi
ness, with complete machinery Tor builders; good job
bng, lease at low rent and contract work Address
763 Post office.
, 1873-07-30

four.atory hnd baaomont bricts. O5x50 foot. South
Wetor otreot; II. F. Rowland, threo,story and
basement brick, 2ox75 foot, No. 1ot Chicago
evenuei Dernnrd Enk. two-story and l,ssomontI
brick, 22172 foot No. 432 South fIatsted streot !,
Mra. q. Chtlda, shreo-etory aud basement atone
front, 24x5b foot, No. OLD Michigan avonuo A.
H. W.'tora, tTo-story and basement stone front,
csx14o foot, sontheast cornor Of Hanover and
bloGrogor stroots.
The caHo Of Clayton vs. Nolko. In whiol, Ban
ron rendered verdict for cas- In favor Of tho
plaintiff, bids fair to gtyo Constable named No.
Donnld tho ohuractor Of q swlndlor. Il geo,nn
from Nelko'a atntoment, that Mcdonald took
loft in Nolko's CHARGE to sntisfy tho Judgment
To socuro its releaso, Nelke paid Mcdonald s25,
tho amount Of tho Judgment. Thon tho greedy
Constable demanded ~ for food. Tho do
mand was promptly satisfied but stu Mcdonald
f1faoa TO up a aG ana o
where aro tho horse md buggy Tho attention
Of the simon-puro ConatabloB Ia invited to thIs
caso, with tho suggestion that they inquire into
1t ut their next inoetlng.
, 1873-07-30
'SPRlNGFlElD.

Brutal Crtmc--Ccrttficatos OF lncor-
porntton Issued--Stoel Mnnu1nctur's
ing Company.
Special Dispatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
BPRMoE1E1D, ILL.,, July 2o.-8anuel Hail. n
siding in Loam In this county. was brought in:
this city to-day, and gave bail for his appearance
at the nc1t term Of our Circuit Court in bond
OF $4,000. He is charged and oonfosaos 10 have:
outraged the person OF Miss Alice h1ingle living.
In the Hame town. Ho says no deliberately made
up his mind to ruin the young lady, hoping it he
did 10, that she would consent to marry him, d
thing ahe had refused several times to Do. The
partiea are both quite wealthy mud respectable.
Considerable feelng is said to exiBt in tho noigh
horhood against him. Tho young lady is now
aeriously III. Tho crime was committed last Fri-
day.
Cortihcatos we're iaaued this morning by tha
Secretary Of State to tho Ogdon Mining md
Smelling Company, Of Chicago, with capital OF
sbo0.000, and tho Chicago Mal1eable Iron Com.
pany, capital 100000
Our now Steel Manufacturing Company is in d.
fair way to be speedily organized. MINOR lies,
Of this city. Inns donated to tue Company twenty,
aores Of valuable land, near tho junction Of tho
Chicago Il Alton and the Toledo, Wabash d.
Western Railroads.
, 1873-07-30
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

No information regarding tho Iowa railroad
robbers has reached the Chicago, Rock Island i
Pacific Railroad officials in this city.
Tho friends Of Tom Foley will regret TO hear
thnt his pretty two-yoar-old boy celebrated his
birthday on Monday by falling downstairs and
breaking one Of his legs. Ho is doing we'll.
Tho gamblers who were arrested On Monday
night, were discharged by Justice scully yes
to-day, there being no evidence that they werc
playing.
The Board Of Public Works yesterday oponod
several bids tor foncing the approachoa Of tho
tunnols No contracts wero awarded.
Micstor, tho aaloon-koeper who was stabbed
by crowd Of roughB ut the corner Of North and
Elston avenues, WAS somewhat improved yester-
day. Fred Bnckman, who WAS arrested, was
sssse5e"' sSlsso. morning A'p ''' 'F'"' III '"'' q
The lrish-Anserican Exposition Record is
issued. Tho quality Of ita reading is good, aud
will intorest evory lrahnan into whose hands
copy Of tho papor may fall.
Louis Elias, sou Of ono Of tho Mayors police,
whiio examining revolver. III Ill auction Htoro
ut No. ~ South Canal street, yesterday morning,
lad the middle finger Of his loft hand blown OF
by the accidental discharge Of tile weapun.
A boy named William Pepper, IS yoars old,
10 soriousiy burned Yesterday by tho explosion
of can of gasoline that he died In few min
utes. lie WA attempting to ntart fro with it.
Tho Coronor las been notified, and will hold an
inquest.
sorgt. Driacoo, Of the Chicago Avenue Sta
tion, on Monday night, arrestol Frank Klack-
uaan, WHO was implicated in tho murdorous aa-
Bault upon Edward Wolf, few days. ago. lie
was held for trial by JuBtico 8cully, In bail Of
$1,000, pending the result OF VOLTS Injuries.
Henry Wildor, a nigAt-scavenger, waa fined
600 yestorday, by Justice scully, for hauling 4
leaky wagon through the Btreeta, mud scattorfng
Its filthy contontn along public thorouglfares.
Health officers should exercise vigilance that
this disgusting offonBe should not be repeated
Detective Lacky yesterday arreatod man
nnnlel Freeman a. Brown, Of Fulton County,
Ohio,ou tho charge Of adultery, committed i'll tho
county wlIero lo roaiioH. BhoriG johnson, OF
tho same p'aco, started with tho prisoner for
home Inst evening.
The Office Of Flint, Thompson Il Co., No. 151
La8allo stroot, WIS entered by thloyeB LAST
Sunday night, and everything carried oil whtol.
could DO transported by hand. Tho property
takon consisted, III part, Of clothing gold pens
and lolders large quantity OF stationery, aud
several CHAIRS.
Thore WAS an exciting necting at tho Union
Psrk' naptiat Church IN Monday evening, in
which tile entiro society took part. Tho gather-
ing waa cnllea for tho purpose Of conalaering
tho cR!l for tho resignation OF tho pastor, tho
Row Floronco Mccarthy, al,tl thoro waB 10 much
opposition and bud folding exhibited OF both
siloa that 1t WAS O'Clock III the morning before
zion having been reached. An eyo-winesB Of
thu soono says it partook moro Of tho character
Of q ward meotiuy or politieal cauona " than OF
an assembly Of Christians.
Tho Board Of Public Worhs tBs1ed tho follow
! Ing building permits yesterday: 9. Il A. prlco,
, 1873-07-30

difficulty persuaded to strike ont aome fifty
ragoa Of tho opening chapter Of bis book, no
Intelligent friend OF hIr. Lincoln would hnvo
shalen rod rag ut him aB tho Rov.
hfr. Iscod did. Tho ro1oindor has como
In tho form OF q four-column nrtio1o
in tho Now York World, signed 10. Z. B." O.
r. BIS communication to tho World is brutal
and nasty, and ought not to havo boon publish
cd. It nevertheless pretty offcctually disrosoa
Of Mr.. Rood and his Scribner article. 1t docs not
produce documentary ovldonoo to show TINT
Mr. Liucoln waB not tho son OF his fathor, but
af1irms 1t with the utmost confidence, and etatos
tlat euch evidence is in existence md can bo
produced. It ia ovidout TINT q. 7. b. Ind hand
In tho preparation Of Lannon's Llfo OF Lincoln,
an that hs portion Of 1t Ia tho lonst valuable Of
tho whole, though perhaps tho best in point Of
grammatical construction. Tho attentive reader
O! tho book will not fail to discern throo hands
at work upon It, Flo will disoorn nlso that @. r.
D.'e was tito ona which represents Mr. Lincoln to
havo boon cold, selash, crafty politician, with
out any doop.soatod convctions--a libel on lia
memory altogether moro reprohonsible, in our
Wow, than any real or supposed blot On the
Bcutoheon Of Nancy Hanks.
, 1873-07-30
THE RAILROAD BANDITS.

Pursuit. of the Villains In Kansas.
Special Dfspatch to Tie Chicago Tribune \
KAssAs 0rGY, Mo-, July 20.-The rumored sr
rest of the Iowa railroad robbers Is without for H.
ssn but ssoss ,t from m the published
whero they were reported to have dtaea On tho
day Of the robbery. Tho description U, + thouplh
to be that Of ono Aa Smell, a notoriov charaotor
hore, and two young Offenders know il a. Jamoas
boys. intelligence being reeelyed acre that tho
this county, Marshal Page, on .uuday, won't to
their houhes, but found they hv not beon thero
for Bomo months. Many ha(ls 80 thom to bo par-
ties to tho TRANSACTIONS,
The engnecr on the draw bridge over tho riyor
oroascd W the Hannibal i, st. Joe, and ST. I.ouie
Kansas City Railway, reported tho pausngo
during tho night Of two 1nen whose looks led him
to bolloye thQm to be Hamc OF the robbers. Theno
mon went over tho line. into Kanhas, and doteo-
tive was sent from here to look them up. Tha
Rharp lookout Ia kopt
, 1873-07-30
THE OHIO 8ENATORBHIP,

Tho Cincinnati Gazette ia opposing tho o1oc-
tion OF tho present Secretary Of tho Interior,
Mr.. Delano, to the United statos Senate from
Ohio, aud exposes what it calls u sclcme Oh liH
part to pack tho Republican nominations tor tho
Legislature in his own favor. The Gazetto de-
clareB that tAero arc In tho State thousands
OF Republicans who will take caro to defeat any
such tiokot." It tH rather Into iu the day to do
claim against interference from Washington In
tho election Of United States Senators. Or indeed
in any electlon In which an Administration hayo
apcrsonal interest. Last winter, when everything
WAS somewhat chaotic In Louisiana, aud tho
country, somowtat disgustod, waa disposed to
leave tho lna! arbltramant of tho mattor
to tho courts Of Louisiana. Mr. Oasoy Of
Now Orleans. booame willing, ii not nnx-
ious, to exchange tho Collcctorslip for scat in
tho Senate, but to do this required that I.ogls-
laturo should be provided. Tho Gazette is IA
miliar with what followed. and. II we 1ocolleot
, 1873-07-30
MADISON.

Examination OF Tcnchers-.EIYsteri
Observation-Disclosures
Special Nspatoh to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, July 2o.-A Commission appointeat
By tho State Superintendent, consisting Of Prof.
A. Kerr, Of Madison Miss Matte Hazard, OF,
Oshkosh, and Prof. J. N. Stewart, Of Manitowoo.i
conducted thorough examination of eloyon up
p1icants for State teachers corticateB at Sparta.
from July to tho 8th, tho applicants being
required to answer 78 per cont Of the questions
for tho first grade for corli1oateB in twonty-one
branches. Including natural scieucos, natural
philosophy, and political economy, and to have
taught nine torms. Tho following names hav-
ing passed, hnvo bepn awarded certificates, first
grade, for life. Charles Zimmerman. Mllwau-
kee; James r. Luln, Sanduaky, Wis; John
Nngle Manitowoc; Michael Kirwnn, Manitowoo;
for five years, Theodore s. Cole, Lacrosse.
Tho body Of woman na1nod Evans wRe tnkou
through hora yesterday for burial ut MoFar-
land, whose death at Totnal, on Sunday night,
WAS peculiar. Size WAS at homo, talking with hor
daughters, when man, unknown to tho latter,
appeared. On seeing him, Mrs. Evapg wont into
convulstonH, in which she soon diod. The
stranger wna aoon no more, and the whole afrair
ia mystery.
Superintendent Stewart, Of this branch Of tho
Northwestern Railway, and Of tho Winona l. st.
Peters Railroad, has bought tho Garrison place,
an elegant residence, horo.
4 largo excursion from Holot to Devils Lake,
yostcrday, another large ONO from Baraboo to
Madison, to-day, and one from Bolyidore to Dow.
us Lake, arc on the road to-day.
Harvest has commenced in this section, and In
being pushed vigorously.
The weather is delightful,