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, 1873-08-29
TIE INDIANS,
Il Doubtful Story About a mnssncfe or
Scttlcrs ut Fort Sill, Indinn Terri

Il Doubtful Story About a mnssncre or
Scttscrs ut Fort Sill, Indinn Terri
Tory.
v New on1ssss; o La Aug 2smA special from
stngo-driver brings III news TINT . large body Of
Indians surprised aud captured Fort Sill, in tho
Indian Territory, masaacrlng the women aud
children, and nearly half Of the fourth United
-... Special Dtspatch to Tic Chicago Tribune
LAWnEscE, Aug: 28:-Tho dispatch, from
cnpturo Of Fort Sill by tho Indians, is not cred
tied at the lndan supcriutondent's o1lco in this
city. Fort Sill Is tho headquarters Of the Kiowa
and Comancho rcaervations Tho Kiowas have
boon i'll Oh thoir reservation all summer,
aud the Comanches havo. dono but littlo
raitling. The Superintendent has letters
e0 to as ste s date as the aist Inst. In theao % he
details tho apparent friondly feelings Of tho
Co1nAnohes and says that three bands OF young
mon that had been stealing horsos In Texas had
already brought In thtrty-eight head to be ro-
that all tho horaos stolon from Toxas should be
given up. Tho Indians have for somo time
boon looking for the arrival at Fort Sill Of tho
Chiefs Satanta and Big Treo. It Is time TINT
Indians, and this led to the rumor. lilo fort il
six-company fort, under command Of Droy.-
Brig. Con. Davidson, Lieutenant-Colonel of the
Tenth Cavalry, a-braso and prudentt
officer, who would not be npt
to bo caught unawares. II anything
OF tho ldna Ind occurred, wo should hayo been
apt to hoar Of it frat by Wichita, Kan, aH O
stage rnna twice q week, carrying the Unitod
Statos mail botwoen Wichita and Fort Slll, and
ono must havo loft Fort Sill last Monday, 80 that
tho nova woslld bo moro likoiy to como that way
than by wny nf Waco, Texas.
WAsn1SaroS, Aug 25.-1nquiry has been made,
both at the Var Department and Indian Bureau,
coacernilg tho reported Indian massacre at Fort
Sill. Tbs oJllclas in tho War and Indian Offices
dIscredlt tito report. Two companies Of the
Touth Cayalry md sovora companies OF infantry
arc at Fort Sill, and 1t Is considered certain
that, should massacre hayo occurred, inforn,a-
ton would hayo promptly roached' hero by a
nearer route than Yin Waco,
, 1873-08-29

Methodist rcsidont clergyman. Tho committee
report rites providing for nix standing cora1nlt
tees, which will probably be annountod to-n,or-
row, mud to which tho difforont hoade Of tLo
epnst'tntlon n,a afo sieoinlly commlttod:
informal reading Of sections OF tile Constitution
co1'Hocutivoly and hnd rano]lod tho article on
education at tho hour OF adjournment, botng
about half through. Chnngos woro informally
Important being tho appointment by tho Coy.
otnor OF hoatls Ut all Stato departments instead
Of elootion by Tho people, This was moro par-
ticularly naoationed III reference to tho Attorney
Judges tic dtmilulton Of tho number Of circuits,
a,ld an luorcaao Of salnr1os woro also debated. :.
David G. s. Barry, Of Monroe, 'sas appolntoa!
Ol1nirsnan'H messenger, Frank JentHon, OF
Of Kalamazoo, aud Fra,ik nicn,, OF Saginaw.
door n,ouBongors. Stophon B. h1cOrackon, Of
Detroit, was appointed Olorka asbiatant.
, 1873-08-29
WASHINGTON.
Special Dtspatch to Tho Chfcaan Tribune
TnEAaunY nuMons.

IT, 714{h9S1A
o1sef'E o1.p''s" ..'... :" -. "'...."na o
TREASURY "u@oA"'
WARRINGTON, y. u, aug. zo.-lho neofotary
Of the Treasury does not hesitate to doolnro TINT
II tho wanta Of tho busiuoes community In Ills
t.,,as,"s. .sa.,,.aa - IN nj, nvni1 l,mso1f of
!"''6n'u"s toqu.lou ~ ~ va ,oon
Tho authority giron by tic Ia" OF aaatch d iooa'
to Issue IN additional amount Of coin oortiii-
catce which shall not exceed 40 por cont III tho
amo,,pt ~ cn;n and hullion In tho Treasury.
Hos"1si'7'"n..ne wv soA," ~, pa orl ,I,@.s.,
to tho ,so of this power. tho seofeEdry MAINTAINS
tlut ho both iaa tho power at my time, in hs
iudf;ulott, to iBsuo coin certificates for
~ ar ee eo oo M % G . nr adona .5 a4e o
~ ~ 4 H. ~ Lava, "v' to;,I.r hs ~ re'orvoa
- sAo 4'tn' n,',. .,n.,, rsoy,Horurua ,onav
Tin cat nh,;shmomt of a onioroi Know-Nothinp
,,1r" IN 'i,;s ci,v ~ nnt sc}v to bo witn,t ras
anlts H. vrgina the eoloroa e PSope Who 9on n
~ =, ~. otiroiv rtot ecnro ="
;pn om' pthc Hon,,bjican tinkot wlilo
ia hn.,, ~ thot ticl,ct ia a {orncr
rnho1 TTo t1a,rnniotton ~ tbfa cnlorci
49, H.. sIn.sr;atrn+;nn n~ror tbora
has no9t ,offacfcd jts IIsbanfnscnt. and
Il IL rnJ",otoo1 thnt +he nfF.ct nf lila rnnyemnnt
In VIRGINIA ia M mlIoh feared. thst tho
anbiccP wos mnao ss mattor Of nrayo oonRIdora-
With anme ntha5 of tRn cnn3iiatos nnon tho
Ronnhlican tnInt rrho mnvonnnt. aftfonnh
,nyo aacrat t. T., IL natnra similar t. ,a Tecont
dcmonstrat}on - nf ~ thn ro,orod convontinn At
1Liifcothn n - A' ~ ~
rsrr rrn.,or7o,, M r,,u s.r,or.r. nppr
A atai,mnnt - liz W rocnints 80 and o1nend;tnrcr
~ ti,o nnvarn,rn,t fnr thn 1oat 4hrnn vos ~ hos
mot I,oon ,,,ii'ao,l - a,n,va - ro1nnt;nn ~ r,o
ymh1;n r dntt ~ throa 49, rnor" froua I,iv1 1s1n
h In1v 1a79 ~ SoEn i,roafo Ti,a III "a, ~,
;n"tia', ,in 49,; o " ~ tsoo1 ronr oa bnwovnr
1ror n,,,v aaa ~ ia ,rIos, ~ ioas
than onay'Gftt, ~ ~, ,r1ni, " -o,inat;nn ;a
stntnd tl,at tja ~ rnco;nts nf tho y"ar ia79 c1o
ceoi sbnaa ~ ia rnar 1179 hv aa I'm nan TIa
, 1873-08-29
NEW YORK.

.rnc pacsfsc nrnu ron,rnny,s Gonn--
t,1,sc.t ~ ti,n rrcctlnr OF enc htuto
s.s..;,,t,,v Cn,nmattcn ~, ,i,r...lsporta-
,.H,It.c,1.cnnn,a Ncxvs 1tcr,.a.
c....., n,.nat.. ~ r,a rtt..oa 1r;hu,,.
epee'at D'epaseM ", - 1m' r,.' e.,sa'o .'oa"'
NEW 4onR, aug 27'-lne tha ma loan " VI .
Pacific Mail nppcars to have boon discounted be-
foro the trnnsaotion was accumulated. In view
- t.a 1oo,, tto po,;s, Mil o,1vonce1 n a5t/
VI ~ .o 49, ~naotoJ ~ ~ -, n,
ano "uoh IL was connuole1S g. SApoo'eu W ~ w W
at least, 1t foil OIL TO rvs. Iho anticipation or
q further advance led to largo purchases by tho
, 1873-08-29
SPAIN.

MADRID, Aug. 28.-The artillory1non Of tho
Barcelona garrison, who lnutinied md cisacavored
to bring about general revolt. have been tried
by court-martial. Twelve of the most guilty are
sentenced TO doath, aud thirty to transportation
to the penal colonies.
It has been hscertained that the cargo landed
on tho coast OF Disoay by tho steamer Deorhonnd
consisted OF condemned American small nr1ns.
The Government hna information which leads
to tho belief tlat tle CarliBH aud lntransigontcs
arc netting in concort.
BAYoNNE, Aug. 2s.--Don Carlos has issucd q
stringent order against tho interference by llls
forcos with railroad communication. Tho PEN
nlty Of death il decrood for violation Of this
order.
Tho Carliuta aro repairing tho telegraphio lines
in the northern Provinces.
, 1873-08-29

sr, Lou1a Aug. 2B,--Judgo Treat, Of tho
United stato, Court, to-day refused tha applica-
tion Of L. A. Whitcomb fur an injunction to re-
strain tho old Board Of Directors Of the 1t. Louis
Mutual Lifo Insurance Company from turning
oYcr their trusts to the new Board.
The Italian Convention to-day admitted tho
Detroit Society to the Union. and listened to tho
reports of the retiring Secretary and Treasurer,
Which wore accepted. Tho following officers
wore elected for tho ensuing year: President,
+. L. Filipo. New York; Vice. President, Anon
ett, Chicago; Secretary, ]. y. Montedoyioo |;
Treasurer, 4. r. Gllo, st. Louis.
, 1873-08-29

Proposed Improvement of the Old
, Washington Headquarters ut Now.
bury.
NEwpuno, N. T., Ang. 2s..-A con,mittoe Of
citizens hayo undertaken to improve the appenr-
nnoo OF Wasnington'a headquarters Iii this ,oity.
Tho Expenses will DO elafrayod by private sub
ssriptons, The War Department In Washing
has ordered thirty canl.on--ton Spanish, ton
Alozcau, and lou pieces captured during tue late
war-to bo sont here to bo placed on ueadguar-
tor Grounds.
, 1873-08-29

En pAso, ILL.,, Aug. 27.-The trial OF George
Goobcl, of this place, for tho burning of W. r.
Bighnnl's carriaga-shop md liyory-atahle. sono
time in June last, closed to-day befQre W.'R.
Willis aud Benjamin. Smith, Esqrs. Tie prose-
oution was managed by Q. II. Chitty, Of Moa-
mora, and tho defense by tue Hon. A. II. Cayan,
Of FL Paso. Tho ovilonco was purely cfro'll.-
stautial, but resulted, as everybody supposed.
Court ii. soclly ia now boing triod for the
Bamo offeuBe.
, 1873-08-29
SPORTING MATTERS.


EAR1yh1E, ILL.,, Aug. 29.-Tho attendance at
tho races to-day was greatly In excess Of that of
yesterday, 1000 being present The weather
was good. and tho track III splendid condition.
saug,,lne of SUCCESS. In the tlotting raco Tor
lioraea TINT neyor boat m!nutes. fourteen loraoa
woro started, and five diatancod in The first hoat.
Dan Brown won this raco In three atrlight hcRtB.
Time Of each heat, 2:4s1l@, 2;45}ll. and 2.4oh.
In tic racn for horses TINT never boat ESQ,
Kate Hazard WA tho winner. Best time, 2:B51(
!, In tho mile running racc, John 4. Logan wAs
tho winner.
, 1873-08-29

BERLIN, Aug, 28.-Tho Romnn Catholic Blshop
K1ott has been sentenced to pay ano OF 400
tha!orH, aud tho Bishop LedyoBowak ono Of 200
thalorB,' for au Infraotion Of the ecclesiastical
laws in appointing c1ergymon without obtaining
tho sanction Of tho stnto authorities.
A dispatch from Loipsig snys riots have oc-
CURED there in which 4 number of poraonH wore
injured Tho authorities wore compelled to call
out tho troops, who dispersed the rioters and
restored order. The city Is now tranquil. but
troops are posted ut various points 30 III to bo
In rcadiuoBs to prevent any repetition Of tho
disturbances. It ia not stated what occaaionod
the riots.
, 1873-08-29
INDIANAPOLIS.
StrnnEo Fntaiaty--Eotsl TIny su*"

StrnnEo Entatity--Eot.I T1ny sus-
pcCtet'.
sneciai Dispatch to The GAfcago Tribune.
IsD1ASAroL1s, Ind, Aug. 28.-0n Saturday
last, Mrs. Frank e. Miller, living on Railroad
street, died from premature confinement. Two
days afterwards Mr.. HITLER lost ono Of bis chill
dron. % months old, aud yesterday ho suddenly
sickoncd aud died, supposed from excessive
grief. Out of hnppy family Of four one week
ago but ono now renlains. Mr., Miller was buried
this afternoon by the CooperB' Union. -
Low Israel, redllor, In ilay last loft for tho
OIay County Mines to dispose OF his waroa, since
which time his family have heard nothing from
him., and Rurmiso foul play.
, 1873-08-29
FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Aug. 28.--The British Govcrnntottt
decided to-day to send an expedition from Capo
CoaHt Oastle against tho Aal,antoeg: Sir GARNET
Wolsoloy will command tho expedition. and will
old colleagues Of led River, In addition to twenty
Boloctol officers WHO aro to organize the native
will accompany tho expedition at present, but
two battalioua will bo kept In roadlnoaB to CO.
operate II required Tito expedition will loavo
Oape Coast Gastlo about Now Year'B, antl ret,,rn
in March. Operations are to be confined to tho
cool soason.
, 1873-08-29
POLITICAL.
Tho Campaign in Massachusetts.
Spcciaf WsuMtch to The Ch{cago Tribune,

Tho Campaign in Massachusetts.
Special Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DoBroN, Aug. 28.-Tho campaign Ia waxing
bittofor and bittoror iu thia city. Tho manner
in which the Buuor mon spring tho call for tho
ward caucuses tomorrow night is denounced In
language more ,onphatlo than choice, and has
awakened feeling Of Indignation such as was
mover before manifested in any political CAM
paign. Tho Dutlor mon boast of their ability
under this call to carry nearly every ward in tho
city, md ono prominent Democrat boaated In
tho stroeta today TINT ho would control one Of
the wards for Butler. The anti-Dutlor mon arc
preparing for tho fight in tho bost way thoy
eau, but undof> groat disadvantages, from tho
fact that thousands Of their men AFRO away on
their vacations, aud cannot got homo in aeaBon.
In Wards Q, 0, 10, and H. thero aro whole streets
whero thoro ia hardly house opon, and tho
votors residing therein ero all away. Arrange
mcnts have boon rnado to have oxtra trains run
on aogerAl Of tho railroads to tho sen slloro and
other summer rosorB Within 80 or 10 miles of tho
city aftor tho oauouses close, mud the most
earnest appeals are 1nado In tho presu, and by
lottora to tho nbBont ones, to como home and de-
foat Butler, but tho odds are againBt them.
Dntlor'a two speeches thus fur have not hop-
cd him. They hre rchnsh Of hia HpecchoB Of
1871, slightly va,lod to meot present exigoncioa.
He Is announced to speak oyery day, except
Sunday, until noxt Thursday.
, 1873-08-29

Tho Texas Cnttle-E'cver in ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 28-rho spanisl, foyer, Or
1exaa ca, tle-disouse has broken ont hi lalrlca IN
this city, mud some twenty cows lh:yc died III
tho paHt two days. It IL not known how tile dis
oaao. WAS communicated to thodatry-cattle, but
ycstigatlop Of tho nnttor. There arc no eyidengos
Of tic diseaso In tho Stock-Yards, and every pre-
caution will 10 takou to provont bpreaa Of thu
pleEue.
, 1873-08-29

tho illinois Central whnrf-bont, died lere ut
p. H., nftor an illnega Of flvo days: Tue steam"
cru IN port havo thofr flags at half-mast. :.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 28-Tho Rev. Father
Richard Kano, edltor-ln-ohief OF tho English
part Of tho I',opnqator Catonque died this morn.
Ing, aged Al. 1lo WIS Professor Of Crock nt
st. Mary's College at 49, md settled IN
Louisiana before ho vaa 2t, when he waB or,
dained priost In tho ministry. IIo displayed
groat zoal, it iB remembered, for successful ora-
torlca1 al1orts at st. potrick'a Church.
, 1873-08-29
Convention OF HIichtEnn County Su-
uorlnto1lAOntA Of SGIl0GlH.

S,ettul Dtspatch to 1he Chicago Tribune,
DErTo1r Miol,., Aug. 28.-Tho 0ohnty Bupor-
iutoudouta OF Schools OF this Stato lRyo just
boon holding Convention at Jaokson, and nd
1oa,rned to-day to meos at Grand Raplas on Aug.
IL Of next year. Tlloy olectod tho following Of
floors for tic onauipg: President, ]. 8. Good
man, Of saginaw Vice-progidonts, G. =.
Wheolor, OF Waal,tonaw W ]. Donnott,
Of Jackaon; e. ]. Cook, Of Bliiawaseo; 2. ].
de.losoo; Treasuror, Q. q. Curtis, Of IBabclla;
Executive Oommittoo, J. A. Corbln. OF OaklaMd /,
]. ". Deardaleo, Of ST. Josopl; .. z. Welcl, at
Calhoun; Goo. G, 0orlon, Of Wayne; @. Il.
Coryell, OF Hilisdnlc. = ''>
, 1873-08-29
Dcntf4 From EOcixjnHv.

DEsalo1sEs, Aug 29.-J. 3. Woo1ey, an ongt-
noer on the Rock Island Railroad, was acci-
dental1y shot about two weeks ago, while loading
his gun, tho Charge and ramrod passing through
his ha,ld. Tho wound had arparontly hoalod,
aud ho expected to tako bis engine il fow
days, but Oh Tuesday ho showed symptoms Of
lock- jaw. and surgeons from this city we're sent
for, but 1t WAS too late and he dicd from tetatus
yostorday morning ut Stuart. Aftor his death,
d dissection OF hia hand disclosed tho gun-wad
aud splinter Of tho ramroJ In tho wound.
, 1873-08-29
tab&t1Inryse


= SptofaE Lspntth 70 Jha tAfcaqo 3F'bHHe.
IND1ANArol.,d, Aug. 21.-H. e. Htad!ey, Of
Jefferson County, died this morning Ut the Ilylt
House. OF inila,ntnatory rhoan.atiEtn. Tho n,a-
sopBlayo taken ohnrgo OF his remains.
STOCKHOLM, Aug. 28.-Tho Count Of Men-
doratruou Ia dead.
PATTERSON, N. j., Aug. 28.-Ex-Judgo David
Burnett, Of this city lial tl!is afternoon. 1le
wan ono OF tie oldout uewppapor-publlshers in
the country.
OA1Ao, III, Aug. 28.-Mr, uuntley, CashIor Of
, 1873-08-29

Special Dispatch 10 1he cAicaqo Tribune.
DunUquE, H., Aug. 2s,-Ieaterday morning,
aovoral A9ys wont out from this city to pick
hazlenuts. On reachlng the place Helectod,
thoy found three or four girls. ono Of whom
they aoizod, and dragged hur into tho bushcs
and raviBhed hor In q horrible manner. 1sle
girls nano IL Louisa Ducoini, and is"but II
yours old. Tho affair has boon kept quiet III
Lopoa that the young nonta will bo arrested.
, 1873-08-29

Hpeo1t1l W1palch u THO EhcdY2 Tr16uNs.
NEW YonK, Aug. a8.-Iho English Oonaul-
General 1t pesth, Hungary, writes friend In
this ui.y that tho cholera thoro IL fur worso than
publicly reported. Tho average deaths have
been 900 "eels in 4 population Of LOGS than
100000. The dlHoxse appoazs ia vlsulont opi-
uouio torma
, 1873-08-29
War Department. weather progn0stl-
CaifluAka
MIR. Iseechcr Tsallkn to u HV01nn1s7H stlf-
frlEo Convention In New ENunar-

I.ANoAsrEn, N. H., Aug; 2a.-Ionry Ward
Doooher IN tue open air. lust evening, delivered
Convention to about 2,0oo people. The ad-
drcHs WAS to hnvo bean made III the loft OF q
mill, but tho supports Of tho foor yielding to tho
weight Of thu crowd, all wero obligod to 90 out
of-ippra,
, 1873-08-29

ing Of tho roativo merits Of tho different plova.
LINCOLN, Nob., Aug, 29.-Iho Nebraska st"to
Doarl Of Agriculture IL now In aosalon and nt
work boro, preparing for tho annual State Fair.
which will orcn at this plnce Sept. and closee
Sept. 0. II promises to DO . fno exhibition and
a gr6nt Bnccous. Gov. Il. W. Furnasa IN Prcai-
tont Of tho Board.
, 1873-08-29
Tho Wisconsin Republican Statc NOM
1nN<iUnSs


Spectdl Utspatch to The Chicago 7r4bnne.
MADISON, Wiz, Aug. 23.-N1ost Of tho dolo-
gates to the Republican State Convention, which
adjourned ut 1850 n. ILL., yesterday, hnvo gono
ho1no. Thero las boon grcat doal Of dissatis-
faction expressed with the nominations for
Lieutenant Governor and Staso Treasurer. Tho
rest Of the ticket is conceded to DO strong one.
A good doal Of rogrot is expressed that no Ger
Man ia on tho ticket mud bonlo votoB will doubt
loss bo lout In consequence Of that md tho
quiet shelving Of tllo Constitutional Unfon-per-
aonat-Liborty- Ere Liquor law document. Maj.
Daotz md his friends will stand by tho ticket.
The Slate Jou'7'as to-night indorsos THO ticket ~
ono tlat will compare fayorab!y with any tint
berB 1lattoriug skatcAon aud hoarty Endorsement.
The Dcsaocrat speaks Of tho Conventions
labors aa nero struggle Of hungry oflco-sceii-
err for spoils, and regards tho ticket, exccrs
Governor, az weak. It thus speaks Of the noni-
milton for Iieutonant-G Governor 'ttrho result
Of tho contoat over tho nomination for Lionten-
nut-Qoyor1lpr wRB Significant as tho two prin-
cipa[ candidates represented tho raiirond and tile
farming interests. As il usual In caaes Of this
kind, tho monopoly won tho victory. Mr.: bskor,
recognized champion OF tho milwaukee, L: St.
Paul 1tailroal Company in tho Senate
last wintor. lilo il nearly related to somo Of lis
principal men, mud hiu nomination yesterday
over tho Madison Regency. Senator Eaton, Ills
principal competitor, was brought forward as
tbe fnrmora' candidate Of tho t,ekot and by Lis
nomination tho party leaders hopod to concliate
tho Republican, ussll;;oru. This would have
been sound policy, bnt thoir plan was dofcated
by the railroul iutorcst. III regnrd to his ac-
copsauco speech, wo never baw 10 much NORTH.
caton In any public asae,ublago ns that produced
by his re1nnrkH"
THO nomination OF Robert Graham
for State SuperintondenLis Il remarkable inBtanee
Of tito olco seeking tho min, rot the nun the
oilice. Tho movement for hia nomination was
started at ll1o Slate Toachcla' Conyontion,. at
Sparta. but ho checked it, anl.refusod' to DO n
candidate againnt Fallows. When tho latter do
cided to loayo Tue Stato ho still declined to DO
candidate, ana It was only aftor repeated dis
patches tha. 10 permitted bis friends to presont
his nnnle. ". Il. Chandler. wlo received thn
largest number Of votes ngainat him, was ut
Oshkosh on Normal sGl!eol b'1siuesa. Each waH
/ unwilling to bo candidate against tile other.
Special Dispatch to Ihe cI!cago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Ang. 28.-Tho action Of thc
Republican State Convention took every one
hero By surprise. From comments in Nopubli:
| can circles 1t ia worry ovidout that tho roBuli
might have heon much moro satisfactory, though
NIL arc pleased with tho head Of tho ticket NJ wet
| as with tho nomination Of Young, lriBby, ant
| Graham.
, 1873-08-29

SALT LANE, Aug. 29.-The Indians mado o
raid OH Eairviow, San Peto County, and rau of q
number Of stock. .Thoy wero pursued, but
found too strongly armod and located to attack.
Aid has been aHked from Con. Morrow. The
Indians woro probably from tho Uintah Resorya-
, 1873-08-29

--~~~-e~-SN-
MlIIR1s-sMlrls-,na ~ at The 1e.idcteo Of t,o ;o
imsEiy hIiiIet, u, aud Emilio j., oalJ daughter os
Washington Smith, E.4, Ut This .tty
, 1873-08-29
AUSTRIA,

VIENNA, Aug. 29.-Consilerab1s oxcitemont
has boon crontctl among those Interested III tho
English firm to acaent medal Of merit which
Was awarded by Judges.
, 1873-08-29


Cuurt, yesterdny, Mary from Frederick Mutcrt.
UEARD2lrE- -py thu HIM. Judge Cary. in ths enpo.
sor Court yesterday, AnAis Il, tton utha1! baara4ea
fsrIih 1iinnilY
, 1873-08-29
Horse Killed ON the Lewiston tH7o.>
DrivinE.pArtxs

LEw1aroN, Mo-, Aug. 28.-13y collision on
horses Bismarck and Mary the lattor waa killed
uni the former badly cut. Tho driyor OF Bis
1laxel was Severely injured.
, 1873-08-29

DEnSE, switzerland. Aug, 2s.-The project Of
an International Postal Congress, to DO held IN
this city, haa boen abandoned
, 1873-08-29
The Grccnc County Farmers.

Tho Groono County {Isl.) fa11uorB will have q
House in Carrol!tou, OH "Wednesday, Sept. s.
Tho Hon. ". q. rja;;;s and =. NJ. Smith, tho
President and Secretary Of thu stato FaYn,ars'
AsHociaton,. will atslross the pooplo: other
speakers will bo preuont It ia expected TINT VI
special Invitation III extended to tho ladies' I'M
pie provisions will ba provided. All aJnul1
come and learn what tho !" Farmers Moyepent"
meaua. Ds order
County EXECUTIVE Coa1MrTEE
, 1873-08-29
.n1ississ1ppl Republican State Conyo1,
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MEMPHIS, Aug. 2s.--Tho Appears Jackson,
Miss, special Tonight says: In the Republican
Convention resolutions wore adopted appointing
committees to draw mp resolutions and re-
orgatlzo tho State Executive Committee It
was also resolved tlat candidates who sub
1nita tlles names should abitie by the decision Of
tho Contention.
Dajlcting for Lioutouant- Governor then began;
First Ballot-Cnlawel, 81; Carter (colosed),
% Davis (colored), 152; Morgan, III Lttlo,
Second Ballot - Caldwell, d; Carter, 90;
nayla, 70; Morgan, o, Little, II. Senator Lit
tie wilhdlew his namo.
= Third nallot-Clarter, %; Davis Of Natchez,
vis' nomination unnnimuru. Carried, With loud
cloers and music.
Fill, Of MasHLnll, was nominated for bcoro-
tary Of State On tho SECOND butlot.
4 recehB waB then taken till 1.
The forenoon Behsi0n waa mainly consumed
iu discussing the merits Of caudidatcH by their
several friondB, but. o.dor was preserved. Tho
gallorios wero crowded with citizcns.
Tho nftornoon session wan consumed lu bal
1otnE for Tronsuror, without result
Senator Alcorn will address, Tue people ak tho
hall Of the House OF Representatives to-1norrow
uight aud rumor Euys Lo will nlpoar III atl iu-
dependent candidate against Amos.
Co1orctl Mem. Mnsy-N1cctt1.g in Esalsi-
MOxc.
DA1rrMoRE, Aug. 2s.-A large mass.1neetlug
ol colorcd citizens dissatisfied with tho tlintri-
bution Of Fudorul patronage In this city WA
held il Montgomery, Square to-night. to
for the meeting anld tho political condition Of
tho voters in tho city md Stnto and lopt 1nons-
uroa to socnre the Legitimate fruits Of tue rgts
OF su1frRgo. A number Of Bpeocllos woro
made mud resolutions adopted condunlning
tho ea1Sy1 oil tho Republican purity iu thls city,
for iguuring their best fliuls,as tho coo::a POD
lle. aud dontuncilg tha1 party III the city aud
State for having ignored the eolorcd voteru.
sun Francisco Compromise NoIniHA-
ttOEs. ....
BAN FRASoIsco, Aug. 23-Tho Democratic
Legislative ana Municipal Convention effected
compromise mid nominated Philip Roach aud
Frunk McCoppin for tho etato Senate.
War Department. weather rros<n0sti-
CATIONS,
WAsH1SnToH, Aug. 2B.-In Now England, aud
t1,cuca westward over tho lako region, tue pres
sure will diminish slightly, with light easteEly to
soutlorly winds and tnrtty cloudy or clear woath.
er. For the South Atlantic Staten riAing barom-
etar, light iorthcastorly 10 Bouthoasterly winds
| aud aroas OF light ralr. followed by losB olout-
noBs md rising temperature on Friday. For tho
| Gull Etntcs anl tlnnco nnrtAwartl to Tie Ohio
Valley, lower Temperature, ineron3cd rTosalte O.,
| light variable winds mud partly cloudy weather.
For tho MOI thwoBt, high temperature, viii, light
| Aouthonetor!y to soulAweaterly wluds, aua Eon-
! ognlly olear Wcatler.