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, 1873-09-16
PHILADELPHIA.
Election Officcrs"-Trombfo Among tho
Ward CnnvnHscrs--A pOllCo LRnld
Among tho Itn1lnn ualrOnoa..Iu.

Ward CunynHsCrS.-A Police Rnld
Among tho Itn1luu ralrOnoa..In.
quest.
Spteidi Dftnateh ia re Chicago tribune.
pn1LAnEtritiA, Sept. tt.-Tho board Of Aldermen
hold ucotng this morning IN the Commou~C Council
Oaanber to appoint election officers for tho diTcrens
divisions ot the city. discussion concerning
tho political bins Of tic ugc Of the First Division,
Ninth Ward, through which majority WAS given for
Dackatew III October last. Though Dosnocras was
ultimately appointol resolution ct Aid. Kerr
passed. requcstlng the Legislature to transfor tho a.
poIntmcnt Of canyassors and election oflcars to
othor body, as tho boarl Ind nevor rcqnesled tho
duty, an;i desired to eaenro tho odiam which
ad m he
Judge pa1,on presd1ng, Mr. Sanders presented = :
e w Il xa9 asssa ss eGa "a
@ ill., n1 sis1n IL M. o1sa e
K. a2a r.. tla 1,;; shsn s.,, h. returned il. it e
on ths other sao was laoioettve, ~ UPWARDS @ Of q
On oaif Of tic nepubhc%an an csnssssers si denied lit
tto!r 1uties hal been dishonestly Or imerfecty per
to join bis Client liz frtor argued int ths caso was
beyond tho Courts jurisdicion aud entirely under tho
control Of tho oansaasers The Registry act provides
their names entoEod upon tho extra assessment Lit,
but allows no remedy by appeal to tho Court.
law officers, they wero suffice. 70 control Il tho1
refused to do thor duty, any cizen thereby suffering
hsm Ms09 e rssy s n9 Ut ss s IT X sonss 5
canvAsser1 wurc tho sole arbiters Of cizena quai
hcaonb elector, their action hcing final beyond
assurance Of an honcat election. Tho caao was taken
unlur adviaenlont.
ier Of Wlkesbar1o, wroto to the police hore
thht an Italian boy, Joe Minda, had boon In
sa IL TIT IL was nansppod M. nd
NIT at sls oarpenter street. rh,s,delphia To- alleged
. ccrtsin aum. Iccoming desperate he ssn nway ani
turned up a Wikesbarre. Mr.. Fu1or disnct!y stated
With the boz and took him to theT fsther, Who tele
graphed 10 Antonio that tho boy was thare,
ssa. 5 70 81 ie.s4a s 1ea snSs e. &. @ mns ss
ures for lila liberation when the Italian absconded TAX
VIII, Italian Consul, and ho requested Immediate
ss % hs 5 a sy e ss Soys s's to
Ss;sa:a s s sSs asssEisa so;ss III, 5 f.
moenns I sSont aity oee1a ddea 80 squsas
that ito sconea Of nsery md lth disclosed wero a.
most beyond description, ~ many - thtFty-six
Ing IN beds On thu door huddlcd upin corners and On
mating. The stonch throughout was terrible. and
ss s sn Of ~ e as
brought ur beforo Alderman DlttlsE. Tho sy-
pfe i@pe.o aSS Of tho pr"oners and
tlo boy spoken Of was not discovered toy wore al
hasy il making heso arrests, aud md many many arc ot Tho
opinion that tbs ens Of juattce defeated by their
rEceipancy However, ~o have not yet heard tho List
Deputy Coroner Zecs held m inquest this morning
, 1873-09-16
WASHINGTON.
Internal Revenue n1nttcra.-Thc Lock
l&ucation~-Storckccp appointment
for tho OhicnEo District.

Internn1 Revenue n1attcra--'Thc Lock
Observation-Disclosures appointment
for tho Ohicngo District.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Sept 15.-The revonuo officials deny
that tho proper authorities hAvo had unlor aoroun
consideration tho subject Of tho creation of now
cusonB distrlct and they hsaert that, even
Al additional district were to bo made, 1t would not
embrace tho territory mentioned IN tho published asatc
onts. VIZ, Tho States Of Iowa. Missouri Kanaas, and
Il turns cut that tho alterations suggested BY the
Committee uade, tho lock adopted for tho uao Of
Of tho lock owned by tho buffalo INVENTOR the adop-
tion Of whoae specimen tho Committee could not agree
Jaea Miller was today appointed Informal Revenue
6torekeepcr in tho First ILLINOIS chtcago} District.
Tito the Associattd Prsss.1
E1-oov cooKE TO BIZ pASQuETED.
compll,neuted with public dinncr this week: Tho
Cartier. e1.Chies-Just casey, dan O. Q. Howard,
and number Of prominnnt business mon Of wash
ington: Gen. Sherman will preside
xPrrsidont johnson Ia expected In this city today
for tho purpose Of taking part in tho controversy now
going On respecting tho trial md execution Of a1s
vort tho statements ot judge Advocate acn Holt on
tho point to whether Tho Courts recommendation to
mercy was evor presented 70 him or not. -.
The President has appointed John III. Wilaon, of
Ohio, Consul at Dromcn, md John L. Near, Of nuch-
gan, Consul at Windsor, Canada.
There Ia good reasun to bc1ieve TINT moro vigorous
messsrea than heretofore will have to be adopted to
put stop 10 tho Mexican dcpredatone on tho Rio
3and i " ;, 5 within MaeS t' y, pat
1n,liaus under tho protest,on q tho n1ezie.n
from such lncursions a greater thnn reported by tho
recent Commission namely SO 900 900, and prob
1t sv ssTs Of III w s2ony Ct ~ s
stiention Of the Mc1ican aovernment By Consrsaa
hn T. Is 1n9nas tr no u 9
financial responsibility for these outrngea will compel
, 1873-09-16
SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept 16-rrivate lispntchcs deuy The truth
Of tho report that the Republican troops In The Nort
under Gen. aantapow Tona, have met with severe
victory for the 0overntent fofccs. tho Caslias being
defeated with grcat slaughter.
TIE nm nn!neoF ~ of nsnrEsoonis. engaged was II 900.
MADRID, Sept. 15.-Tho leaders Of tho Carta8ena
lnsurrccuon unleavor1ng to seoure tho co-oror-
alton Of tho CArltsa in their efforts to riso the acgo
OF the city. They have made ropoaons to tho Carliss
to attack tho Republicans In tho rear, while the bo
biegcd make aortfe. II In not known how the Carlina
have received these overturcs but tho exposure of
this desperate 1eaort has deprived tho Insurgents Of
public sympathy.
Intelligence has been rocoiycd here that disturbances
havo occurred on tho Island Of Malurca.
Gen. horiones has been appointed Genora1tssimo Of
the Artniex Of Spain.
, 1873-09-16
THE INDIANS.

Negotiations With tho Ute Indians
for q Ccssion OF 4 Portion OF Their
Reservation.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 15.-A letter dated Los Pinoa
Agency, Sept Q, gives tho following information Tho
Hon. Felix II. Brunot, Chairman, and Thomas X.
Gree, 8eorotary Of tho Special Commission to negotiate
with the Utcs for tho cession Of portion Of their
territory, arrived at tho Los Pines Agency Colorado
Sept. s. Tho council to-dny opened under auspices
unfavora1lo to successful negotiation with them,
owing To the suspension Of tho order c1pellng tho
minors from their reservation: and consequent
three Government surveying parties upon what 10
supposed to DO the resaryat1un Much dhcontcn had
Geen croatcd previous to tho arrival Of the Connla-
elon Whether successful lcBult will be- found poBs-
bic in tho face Of shcBe uutoward circumstances
mains TO bc seen. TIE result Of tho negotiation will
possibly, not 10 known for spme days,
, 1873-09-16
THE CANADIAN SCANDAL.


Tho rscihc Railway investigation to-day.
peas oopsns s ast
told him Of ~ agreement between Sir Hugh Allan and
Il sa9a % sSP se
ment favored the negotiations. believed 1t rather
opposed hem wa srro when tho charter of tho
to be admitted to the enterprise. Sir Hugh
Allan that this tho Governments deter
Of the alleged understanding regarding tho election
expenses hotwoon tho Government aud Sir Hugh.
nished By Tie candidates Or their friends Believed
none came from tho upper Proytnces. Mch1ullcn told
hin ho had advanced money 10 sr Hugh to meet tho
paniea 10 prevent them from falling into American
furnished By Sir Hugh to members Of tho Govern
men. Was mere'yaod by s!r john that Sir Hugh Ind
vs IL % %hst
never was any rromso on tho part Of the doyern1nont
to give tho charter to Such sh1s
would be futile. IIad Sir deorgo. Cartier
e 4
5ec in tho ot tug railway vas to ayoa
hs o s fsn 81 h sn
road enterprises, and could not well be ezclu!ad from
1a!ly .greed with ths Government that Americans
4noulQ o8 pteFeuItu Iron uATlnB CuuLlul Ill
*hs ..rosd. ucfore concluding his evidence,
Campbell w1BIed to refer to tho statement
OF AioMnllon's rnfcrTing to the removal OF certain
note bin received in the erchanta' Bank made By
1Iiy, Ord Cameron and that the renowa of tho noto
mado 1t tho instance Of tho Government after tho
Poatmastor-Geuerais visit to Montreal. He {oanp-
be) Postmaster General at tho time. Tho lnsin-
alton In MoMullen's letter was FALSE lIo tCampbol)
Tse nss ns e1 s ss III pss nsS.r % H. q s
nad!an Government. te.tiaod: Know nothing Of tho
ems. Waa told by MchIulcn Of tho nego:.
Nations. Was present at interview Of
Bir Hugh and MchIulien with tho Government. bir
John Macdonald asked II Sir Hugh had any proposi-
zion 10 mako. Biz Hugh asked II tho Government WIS
prepared to entertain the propositions. Sir John ro
Iled that they were not, which eosed tho interview
When they retired tho question OF allowing Americans
IN tho railway enterprise vas discussed. Eyory ono
present, except Sir Francis H!ncks expressed them
1o!ves decidedly opposed to allowing American cap!,
1alsss to control the railway. He understood that
&he settled policy Of the Government Tho charter
va. contributed accordingly and under It Sir Hugh
had no advantage over hia felloWDlrectors. Know no
arrangement had taken place betnecn the Uoyernmcnt
and sr Hugh respecting tho furnishing Of elsction
funds.
Ths Commission hero adjourned Ill tomorrow.
, 1873-09-16
SPORTING MATTERS.
arrangements for Tho Coming Fight
between Allen and MCC00Ic.
The Trigger---Base Ball Games at
the East.
Tho Coming Fight notwcen Allen nntl
nloUo0fp.

nint,a"tn' M I,'' o''1 'A''''i ''''t
spseta' pt.potsa son"1S: 70 T%s Chicago Tribune.
Br. Iou1s, Sept. 1s.-rhe to,eh,s Of snortIna men
Aon md ecooo 1hic @ +1n .uT n', os'mson t,
principal. sro both In careful training, and md
.hsre .ts. aFo not 80: aprarent any stsns Of coa-
sun, or OF m intention to play OF upon tho
public. Tho nsht Will probably tako place OIL sono
11 sne raas 'ho'o VINO are man
, ho aa'f e'so os That tho chiefs and spectators
made 70 hooivilnk tic otdeera until tito
Th sfoss asx u M G
1s" q M ae n coz ee Deses
usual nlux Of sports from abroad there sro expected
comes oil down tic W rsor, IN onterrri.ing s Louis
3nns.p y w charter tug not 40 much for tho
ss h"s os o e o e has.
70 The lowest. w,ahe. 10 SEQ tho n. Tho match vas
ae h ns ah and tSa Ia.
D!iIy Blake, better known a. Dublin Tricks, 1T tho
e9epeso Of oen oaSsfsS %es is
he has also practicol incesaanuy With tho
usual paraphcrnaf!~ Of muscular discipline, such "a
mode Of e1orcso hus boon striking Dit blown bladsrs
Which he hope4 viii g!vo him skil in wsrdsng on tho
nn n9ws ss Of as h won n,hng
aannel, mask % over htn face. a's adds Aetvy two
heavy woocn shirts nnl thick coat and runs tho last
via putty auJ easily swced bY Aliens quick blows
Ho has now got his facc down, h7onzcd aud hard aa
sailors, and has brought hs weight down from 2s5 to
his minimum. lie haa trained mort
laboriously and Allen will ha7o to work haror for his
, 1873-09-16

Fancy the fed1inga OF Pennsylvania mother
Warwiok Township, Chester County. noar Hope.
well Iurnaco) who observel that hor child Il
monthn) waa breathing with groat difficulty in It's
cradle asleep. Inspection was tho work Of q
moment, whom It was discovered that saome-
thing like cord" was round tho child's body
under Ito little night-gown. Something like i
coiled tight around tho franc Of tho oherub. N
fact, the Wicked old serpent was 10 comfortable
that 1t WAS With good deal OF difficulty that ho
was persuaded to unooil and when 1io did 30,
instead OF stopping, ho boltod hastily into q
hole
, 1873-09-16

Tho Stock and Produce Markets.
Special Dfspatch to This Chicago Tribune,
NEW Yonx, Sept. 16.-Notwithsandiug tho liflcul-
uea existing among several large banking housea
Saturday, the various markets tayo boon compast-
lively quiet. Tho whoia market Ia steady. Vander-
blt atock slrongost Erie preferred also atrong open
Ing At Zoe, ezdvidoud, selling at 7s4 closing at TN
Western Union Telegraph waa the most active stock
on the list, auttasing from 8o's to oo@oo<t aud clos
Ing at S91. Thers was good buaineas dons Ia Lake
Rhore, New York Central, Wabaah. Paoino Mail, And
Rock Island. 1lailroad bonda strong; Eric third
Is selling at IDLY, Money lRarkat qu!et.
The hour market IL 1uiet and firm for low grades.
Good Aupply Of tralo and family branda. Fancy
gratea Of Minnesota acarce. Old -four tenao.ously
held. Wheat market steady. Arrivals large, but
most Of It rroytouAly sold. Winter In good den,ku
and freight market unchanged.
, 1873-09-16

SpEtiaE Utsp0{ch "a 1He LHtc096 1FlbHFFs :
OSHKOSH, Wis., Sept. l5.-Two burglars, named
Charles A. Miller and olin A. Buell. wore arrested IN
they woro lodged in }atl. From lettera their per-
sons, 1t asceraineu that they hail from Fort Scott
Kansas. They carried bulky, leather Ioctct-booR,
bonds, mining gestocis, deods mortgages, and land
rateuts-moat Of which had reference to parties ii,
Rock aud Eau Clairo Counties, Wis. A $500 bond Of
tho Washington County Mining Company, With cou-
pors attached, was among these papers. A satchel
which the prisoners known to lare concealed has
not yet been found This section Of ths country is
boing visited by gang Of thioycs md their deproda
tious ull sidrs rouBing tho people 10 almost
a Vigilance Committee fcTe:.
, 1873-09-16
SALE OF HlNES.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
GoLuMbuB Ohto, sspt. 1b-The Lick Run mines.
the ~ largest aud most valuable Of ~ tho Hooking
Minor T. Ames and Qen. Corse-aocured one-t1ird
nerea tho remaining two-thirds being taken by 9.
and William McCrary, Of Columbus. The coal Is OF
very superior quality and IL rapidly growing in favor
The owners who are the largest producers In the
West have purchased 600 CATS, aud will increase the
working force At tho nes until tho production shall
equal the consumptivo demand.
, 1873-09-16

1NDfAsAro11s, Ind, Sept. 16.-Tho attendance ut
tho Exposition to-day has boom much larger than my
previous day. and every assurance Ia given Of the conf
ploto SUCCESS Of the enterprise. marked improve
aud every portion Of tho building and grounds are
worthy tho attention Of visitors. The groso and
cascade in floral hall completed on Saturday, and
era pronounced . decided suceee9 BY al.
, 1873-09-16
AUCTION SALES.
By ELLISON s. FOSTER,
Great Auction Sale
So RESIDENCE LOTS
SITUATED ON
Wahpanseh-av, Or Thirty-sev.
enth-st,, Wallace-st.,
and Lowe-av,
On Tuesday Afternoon, Sept. l6,
AT O'CLOCK
On the Ground.

These lots two hooks oaas OF Hllstedst, botwoon
Thiry..xth and ThirtJofghthst... milo north o tho
oiJ llms and naar tho great Union Stock Yards. Was
psnacar. Of tho finest In tho city pasaea
through the csntse Of ths property Tho Catholic Bishop
Of Chicago haa purchased tocn lots near Wahpansohi
av md will soon croot church and SCHOOL upon them.
Dummy tratnG Tho Pltsburgh Ft. Wayuo Railroad
and horno oars, Hhioh within mtnutos walk of tho
property With good sidewalks al tho way. afford ready
transit to all pREta Of tho city. Egplanhdo and Em-
sradsts. no1t west to Dashollst will bo supplied
With rAses and negotiations boln9 ado for laying an
6fnoh wstorpipo from Do1boru-st- to Hatsted.at.
Wahpanfoh.a1.. thuA affordlnx abundant supply o1
wAtnr to roaldenta In this ouality Thoso wishing fer
homes or good Investment should buy Or Of
these lots, a. thcy will surely Inorcaao in valuc
Tltla potfoot Printed abatraots furnished With each lot
TERMS OF sALE.A cash within % days. balauco i.
and yoas, with per cent iatorca payable annually n
dopoa OF $50 will 10 roqurod oaoh lot 1t mo Of sac.
a spcclal roo train will start from tho P. IT. ".
depot conor Of Madison and Canalut At * o'clock,
tho day Of sato stopping 1t a staons for tho aocom
dalon Of hoso attending tho sh,o. Tho mammoth toni
will also bo oEsoted on tho ground For pats and nfor
tion npply to ELLISON 4 FOSTER,
m matt M.1L 81.
, 1873-09-16

shot to m ordtnary,sizod marble. Thoy were
perfect aphorea, and eau bo accounted for upon
no othor hypothesis than that Tho rapid revolution
Of tho liquid mass in ita doncont threw off thcss
torial hsyo been subjected to intenBo heat With
out tho 1cast impression being produced, aud
thoy show uuquostionable evidence Of ignconB
action. A box Of those fragmonts will bo
renainder are intended for tho 'purduo Agrioul-
tural ColIogo.n
, 1873-09-16
FOREIGN.
English Emigrants Roturn Shorn and
Disguised from Brazil.
Conflicting Reports Regarding Military
Movements in Spain.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, sept. ia number Of emtgtsnts who
lott England for rhzl have toturned bringing doto-
fal accolina OF their treatment. They declare that
they have experienced great ardshrs ever SINCE
their departure from their homos and that tho pro-
ihes made by tho agent OF tho Brazilian Government
woro naBrantly broken.
LoNnoN, Sept. 16.-Ths Court Of Aldermen h.vo
como to tho conclusion that tho charges Of bribery
againat the Wsrdcue OF Newgate in connootion With
thu plot for the escape Of tlo Bank Of England forgors
aro ,,nfoundsd. Tlo Americans who were arrested
FOR attempt to brbe have been discharged from Gus
tody, mud, tho wnrdens restored to their duties.
, 1873-09-16

Special Nspafch 70 TIE ChicdQn Tribune.
IOWA Cry, H., Sept 16.--The State Shooting Tour
nh1nent really ended Saturday, but thcre
oral snaall atches to-day. In the match for purAo
Of $500 and tho championship Of the State Dctwart Of
eeh man 10 soo a i'm re Fla res @ nes
war., 10; Rowcll, 0 Nuard g Wolz, 8; Mccormick,
8: Smith, 7; Lyon, 7; Fcnn, Z; Derryhin.4 swor-
uu5 for overlooking.
In the minor matches too many birds were sold to
accommodate aldo beta to hare good scorc.
, 1873-09-16
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT,

Special Diavateh to This Chicago Tribune,
OTTAWA, Ill.,, Sept. l6.-Tho Supreme Court mot
following hus!ness w&s disposed of:
Irons V. Marshall appeal dinmisAsd.
Warron '. 1lansbrohgh ct a.. aann order.
Weaver '. Layer A,Otion dunied.
Cook4nn Y. ltlchkrdson ct Rt. motion for appofnt-
mens Of ohaElea blanchard guardian Of T. II. Rich
srdson, 6us,1 Htehartson John @. Richardson, and
Jones Y. Abee motion, for leara to alo record ~
par stipulation on nle
, 1873-09-16

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LooANBponT, 111., Sept. 16.-Laat night ahout 7 p.
M, tiye desperate characters succeeded in making
theiz escape from ja by knocking Mr.. Gammot, the
jailer, senBo!eaa, while he removing the supper
dtBkes from tho coll. bfr1. GA1nMet endeaVored to
closo tho door, but Tho prisoners too quick for
her, and knocked her down. and escaped before the
alarm could be givcn They still at large, though
every effort IL being made to rearres them. Tho alor
and wife not dangerously hurt.
, 1873-09-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1. N. M1TCHKLI-
WARRINGTON, Sept. 15.-Lieut.- Commander A. n.
Mitchell, commanding the rawnoe, at Icy Wcat, died
yesterday, Of yellow fover.
DUO DE nIAE9KhEs.
PARIS, Sept. 15.-A dispatch from Hayre announces
the death that city OF Duks dc HianAeres husband
Of Queen Chrisne, Of Spain.
, 1873-09-16

wisconsin Shippers on tho Freight
Tariff,
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Ifibnne.
FoRp Du LAO, Sept. 15.-Shirners in this part Of
the State very Indignant At tue proposed ncreaae
In tho freight tariff.
, 1873-09-16
Tho Fight for the Crow Iniian Rcaer-
VntiQns

Sptcia{ D7spafcA % The Chica9o TTT6une
WAsu1NoIoA, D. O., Sept 15-statements hayo
been publicly mRde TINT there IL fraud behind tho go
called treaty, by which tho Crow Indians arc to be
removed to new reservation, mud belief il enter
tained that attempt Is to bo mae by railroad and
land spocntors to get possession Of tho aua Of the
old reservation which tho 1nlisns now aro in case
Congress sanctions md authorizes tbs proposed
removal,
, 1873-09-16

Special Dfsuatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
6rRINoF1ELp ILL.,, Sept. ia swade, whoso nsn1o
IL repore to be Jansen Oef, committed sucile last
night by hanging. lie had baon working Oh tho farm
Of George lutcrs, sl1 miles from this city. No cause
for the xct III known.
, 1873-09-16
WILL. CASE.

Special Di*rateh TO Yhe Chicago Iribuns.
QuNoY, ILL.,, Sept l6.-Judga Mitchell rendered
decision to-day In tho famous Robinson wiil-caae in
which he refused TO admit either will codci1 to pro-
bate. Counael for proponena Of tho will gave notice
Of appeal aud tho will DO taken to hghur court,
and II apparently as far from settlement ~ ever.
, 1873-09-16

KAssAs CITY Mo-, 6opt. 15.-The Third Industrial
Exposition and Agricultural Fair openad to-day, with
large exhibition in all classes. 0ver GOO head Of cat
tle nn1 horses nro already on the grounds. Tho at
tendance far exceeds that Of tho Monday Of Inst year.
The 900 running race for tomorrow has cloaed with
ak antries aut tho troting race uu include Of
the best horseB In the country.
, 1873-09-16

End of the Cniro d Vlncenuc8 Rail-
r0nd Fight.
Special Dispdfeh to The Chicago Tribune.
OA1no, ILL.,, Sept. 15.-Tho Cairo t. Yincannes Rail-
road 1ght ovor for the present, at loast. The
ton to quaah tho writ Of injunction entered at the In
ecnncs Railroad, aga!nat Nal. Leo, late suporn
tendent ~as ta afternoon ovsrrl1ted by Judge Baker,
and tho new officers thus protected By Ian In their
position.
, 1873-09-16
The MEIHnliSIS.

Special Dtsnateh Ia The Chieaao Tribune.
D1s MONIES, Ia, Sept. 16.-The Des hoines Mctho-
dat Episcopal Conference, at Wiutsrset, adjourned
To-day, The Io1t Conference will meet In this city,
Bishop bowman passed through ths city tonight en-
route for the Iowa Conference which meets 1t Wash
ington, H., on Wednesday.
, 1873-09-16
NATIONAL BOARD or TRADE.

pH1LipxLrn1A. sort. 1h-At meeting OF the Board
Of Trade tonight, Frederick X. Frsley, Johu o.
James, John N. Allen, John rrico Wothsr1ll. Henry
Urn4Dr, and George L. D. Dnzby elected delegates
to the National Hoard Of Trade, which meets In Chica-
70. on the 9lRt Of October.
, 1873-09-16

Thomas Rock, prominent railroad contractor, is at
tho West Side Briggs
Col. ". H. b1andovie and party, Of st. Louis aro Ut
tho West sldo Briggs.
Mai A. ". Edwards, Of tho Cerltnvlllo Democrat is
among tho arrivals at the Nest sido briggs.
The Hon. John stlwoli, OF Livingston, was In tho
city yonterday, aud reported that on Saturday night
frost had played the mischief with tho corn In hls
section.
Frank Jones, tho farorite conductor Of Tho suburban
train Of the Chicago, 1ock 1A1and pasilu Railroad
has been mado happy by tha addition Of two nav and
hanaoMo to hs traIu which arc III eyary roapoct
oqual to tho beat dramlng-room cars on express
tr2ina.
T. Z. Hinckley, Esq,, President Of The Chicago
paducnh, Chicago, Clinton l. Western, Chicago Il
Iowa, and tho Chicago, Pokln l. Southwestern HAIL
roads, End VlcePresient Of tho Joliet Iron aud stcol
Company, has gone to Iowa In the interest of tho Gil.
cago, Clinton Western Railroad.
Mr. ]. X. Thompson, the Junior momber Of tho
Board Of Public Works, entertained large number
Of {cnds Rs Lii residences Mo. GEO Wcst Adams street.
Last night, OIL tho anniversary Of AiH 9Th birthday
The oycnng was 40 thoroughly enjoyable that All wish
cd for frequent return OF his anniversary ay In or
der to again participate II, s,,c an entertainment
Special Dispatch 70 The chieaao Tribune.
aPHlHHF1ELp, Sept. 16.-Gov. Uuycrldge, Auditor
Llppcot, Secretary VI State Harlow, and Treasurer
lsutz to-day accepted All invitation which hal bcc
tetleEel them, to attund tho laying Ut tho corner
atone Of tho nuw Capitol building Vt Michigan. 1t
Lansing, on tho "a Of October.
Special HspatcA to Tht Chicago Tribune.
Rrn1AoF1ELp, Hopt. l6-Mr. A. ". Coleman, woll-
known resident ot tia city left tho city tAla morning
on business, but reu.nod hotoro noon in lcrnngai
slate VI mind. lie attempted to do violence to soo Of
hts lest fr!onda. Tonight ho Ia totally
and raylug. IT. pronounced case Ut brain fever Of
thu most acute k!Md. Iio csu scarcely recover,
WARRINGTON, Sept. l6.-Qen bhuTilan arrived heyo
last evening.
j. Il. Dodge statisclan Of tho Department. Of Agri-
cu!ture, has returned from Vienna aud IL carefully
examining and comparing tho crop reports for Juae,
July, August, and September.
, 1873-09-16
Clark County t1nd., Troubles.

Special Dispatch 70 Tie Chicago 1f75nnt.
1Nn1ANApoL1g, Ind, Sept. 15.-1oy. Hendricks to-
night shipped quantity Of arms aud ammunition to
tho Sheriff Of Clark County, for In maintaining
Law and order In TINT turbulent region. Order Will be
established and preserved ut all hazards.