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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-12

The GRAND LODGE Of the State Of
Minnesota, and also the Grand Encar,p-
ment, I. .. O. F., met at Lake City,
on Wednesday, Of last week and ad-
journed on Friday. There was good
attendance and large amount Of bust
ness was transacted. The Constitutions
for the government Of the Grand and
Subordinate Lodges was revised and
adopted, but the former will not go in
to effect until approved by the Grand
Lodge Of tho United States, and the
latter, on the LIT day Of September
next.
Tho following arc the officers elected
and installed, for the ensuing year, in
both the Encampment and the Grand
Lodge:
GRAND ENCAMPMHNT.
NV. Grand Patriareh--T. Jsnnings King,
Of st. Paul.
n. W. Grand High Priest-H II. aokey, Of
Cannon Falls.
r. W. Grand Ssnio. Warden-H. Il. Wal
bridge, Of Mankato.
r. ". Grand Junior Warden-Ed. A. ste-
vsns, Of Minneapolis.
B. W. Grand Rspressntive--Luther Bixby,
Of Owatonna.
r. W. Grand Scribe and Treasurer-J.
Fletcher Williams, Of st. Paul.
Grand sentinel-P. T. Judge. Of Hastings
Grand Outside Sentinel-0. Carrier, Of 10.
chester.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-12

WORKING for life is the law of Moses :
for life is the law of Jesus.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-12

IT is only through God in you that
you con grow.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-12
GRAND LODGE.

R. W. Grand Msster-W. G. Williston, Of
Rcd Wing.
r. ". Deputy Grand Master-J. G. Brewer,
Of Hastings.
r. W. Grand Warden-J. W. Evsrstein, Of
Rochester.
r. ". Grand Secretary and Treasurer shsr-
wood Hough, Of st. Paul.
R.W. Grand Reprssentative-JohnA A. Jack
son, Of Lake City. (Repressntive h. G. Fuhr-
man, Of winona, holding ovsr.]
R. ". Grand Chaplain Alexander Wilson,
R. W. Grand Msrshal--H. H. Gokey, Of
Cannon Falls.
R. W. Grand Conductor--.A. D.. Merwin, OF
Winnebago City
R. W.Grsnd Messenger Henry stieman, OF
Minneapolis.
The Order is in prosperous condition,
increasing, both in the number of its
Lodges and members.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-12

Daily Drawings -!
A PRIZE FOR EVERY TICKET i!
leash gift $4,000 IS cash gifts, "a. 81 900
6cash Rifts,ea. 50.0OO:3OO i" 500
IL 2, 900; 200 " I" " 200
20 5,000'500 " 100
400 Gold Watches .,....... ...$75 to 800
275 Sewing Aaohines. .......... so to $50
70 Elegant fianoe ................eaoh 250 to 700
SO Melodeons............ " 60 to 200
Cash Gifts, Silver Ware, ctc. valid At :, 500, 900
A chance to draw any of tho above prizes
sealed in Envelopes and we'll mixed. On re-
ceipt Of rs cents Z sealed ticket is drawn with
out choice, and sent by mail to any address.
Tho prize named upon it will be delivered u
the ticket holder on payment of One Dollar.
Prizes ore Immediately sent to any address by
express or return mail.
You will know what your prise is before you
pay for it. Any prize exchanged for another
Of the same value. No blanks. Our patrons
can depend on fair dealing.
OPINIONS or THE Pass Fair dealing can
DO relied on.-M Y: Herald. Aug. %. A gen
distribution.-W World. Sept. Q. Not ono of tho
humbugs Of the lay Weekiy Tribune. July
Z: They give general atisfaction.-Stoai.
Zeis""g, Aug 5.
RErERExcEs.-By kind permission We refer
to the following: franklin s. Lane, Louisville,
drew $4,000. Miss Hattie Banker, Charles
ton, 1000. Mrs. Louisa +. Blake, St. Paul,
Piano, 500. Sam. v. Raymond, Boston, SIS, 500
Eugene p. Bracket. Pittsburg, Watch, $500,
Miss Annie Osgoed, New Orleans, s., 900. En-
DRY L. Pratt, Columbus, Ohio, $1,000.
One CASH GIFT in every package of $50
tickets guaranteed. tickets for 81. 90; IL for
$500; rs for 500; so for $500; $50 for
$500.
Agents wanted, to whom We offer liberal in
placements and guarantee satisfaction. Send
oil sums exceeding Ono dollar in amount by
Express, it Is safer than by mail. Address,
POTTS, GILSEY l. co.
nIo-m3 q Park Row, Now York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-12
OSAKA WHEAT.

have few bushels Of Choice Osaka Wheat
which will sell at prices that farmers can az
ford to pay. Enquire 1t my residence, in Red
Rock, or Of J. NJ. Flowers, 1t Austin, MINI.
46t6 N p. FUTILE.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-12

For RENr-A snug little Cottage.
Enquire Of g. HUToH1Ns.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-12
Candidates,

"RAsusa RscELRss.-Ths Austin Trass-
svipt speaks Of Gen. Jsnaison - Secretary Of
Ststs sS isssrin, and In sxplanation, says hs
49, chosen to that position only long enough
70 give the Norwesians time TO agree upon
candidate
"Jadgs Hsrwood has the credit Of be-
Ing fair aud candid man, but " think
this ststsnsIt will bear soms corrections. We
wesld like to enquire Of the worthy editor,
wAe gavs Tie Norwseiaas mortgage on that
eoes. o. the contrary, teelrs ablsst men DE-
clare hat they have 40 elains ipon any once
~ v'rtas u having hen bos5 IN Norway /;
that having become adopted eitissns, they
have the sans rights - other eitissns; No
nore, 10 less. Bat - IN slensatan, our body
polite, il they have any aspirations, Il 10 for
Trsasursrship. This ground 10 te.able, and
Capt. orinaGsr. Who has shown himself wor-
Thy, not oaly - . Norwegian but an American
eitiseu, BY shoulderibg his uuskss IL defense
Of the country and BY other valuable services,
sisniasd bic purpose to Be candidate for the
latter ONCE. We cordially endorse bis name
- . representative man among that elass."-
Ai6srs Zee Stsndsrd.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-15

9eue grfnbu 9. Mr. @ilipn, htr
tersiss 75jdbrise Grfsber Der, %rbefannten
@bse!er unb @ilion q afmaftine, bat cine
@trsdmai6ins srffunben, bic 'mittfls' gH9ltr
unb Dampf in 2bd:istett sefssa wereen
lam unb fp%!arransirt III, eas is nt6t blts
BIER StrlmHft, iontern an penfelbsn aud
tie Nerie ,nb bic 3eben boppelt NIT elmer
Speration terNeat. 90 be1t4ten bic .3ets
+unnen tt*$s'fsT, 49,
, 1873-08-30
PHILADELPHIA.
Prospects OF the Centennial ExpOsi"
tj0n.

Prospects OF the Centennial EXPOSE
Li0n.
Special Diepateh 10 Tbs Chicago 7Ti5tne.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-!rho Commissioners
Of tho Centennial Building Committee report
tho movement thus fur Ms q gront succoaH. 1inan-
CHILLY and othorwso. Tho Hon. John L. Camp-
bell, Of Indiana, Secretary, infoi1nedmo Of thoro-
coipt this morning Of lottor from tho Director
General, tho Hon. Alfred T. Goshorn. at prcsont
In Vienna, stating that tho principal European
attiata and manufacturers Ind announced to him
their intention Of being largely represented ut
tho Forthcoming Exposition. a lotter from
Minister joy, received at tho Same timc. also
gives very encouraging nows. The Oomnliaaion-
ers have already issued their List Of olasHilca-
ton, and hayo made some changes in tho mr.
raugomont Of tho groups With the unit ono.
They now propose to mako 10 THO
initial number among tho groups mud leo
tho initial number for tho classes. by this
notation tho figures for any olnas determine to
tho oyo Mt once it's place III tho system. Titus,
for example, o89 giyes Ninth Department.,
Eighty-third Group, Nino-lIuudred-and-E
third Olaas. Tho groups are by this System
numbered from 10 to 1U9, and tic classos from
100 to 1909. Tho absolute number Of groups
aud classcB romains as before. I may. ada that
Mr.. Campbell way the originator OF ulis idea
, 1873-08-30
ST. I0sEpn's HOSPITAL.

Thia Institution. locatod on tho corner OF
Sophia and 1Ialsted strcess, has latoly nnder-
gono some improvements. Tho sewerage in tho
house anl iu tho stroot Ia now completed. which
will add greatly to tho atmospheric purltlcB ind
lloalthfulncas Of tho hospital. Groat facilities
for bathing layo boon recently nlado, ind now
aud improved stYlo Of heating apparatus las
boon put in. Hancoforwarl tho surgical depart
ment Of tho hospital will 10 in charge Of DIS.
dunn and Orcort assisted by Dr.. parkcH., Dr.
Norcuns, asHiated by Dr.. Etlorldge, have charge
Of tho lnedicnl department. III p!aolng tltogo
facts before tho public, 1t iH believed tho ntonu-
ing inmates will hayo Increased coAll-
tonco liz the merits OF tho institutlon.
which, during tho ellort poslod OF Its
establishment, has been tho mcana Of many
curos. In addition to tlloao advantages, tho To-"
cAtion il favorable for puro air, null FREQ from
oil noiso aud bstc, being far removed from !, ths u,
business part Of Tho city. 1t is approached
within TOW blocks by tho Lincoln avenue
md Larrabco street cars. 1t 6honld
10 also noted in this connection
that QUO Of tho regulations of this hospital IL 70
allow no distinction VI cgeoa, color, OF national
lty to influence tlom III admitting patlonta. The
faos Of tho Bhillful nursing of tho b!Btora Or
Charity, who wero 10 AllcccSAfu III tlat eapaclty
during lho late war, will convince all that this
department will be In good hands. The private
rooms arc opon to any physician who may wish
to bring any patient therein.
, 1873-08-30

abundantly cheap and thus build mp tho
country Immediately tributary to thia city, and,
ut tho sntno tfmo, prevent Tho throntonod d.
yorBion Of thtB magnlilcontly growing trade to
Detroit, Cleveland, and lsrio..
Tho reoontly completed air-lino hotwoen Mil
waukeo and Fond du Lao will bo oponod by tho
Chicago Il Northwestern hallway Company for
freight business on Monday noxt, nnd for pna-
Bongor businoas one wook thereafter. An excnr-
sion train will bo run from Fond du Lno to MIL
wa,1koo and return on Saturday next.
Tho ntalieon Extension of tho Chicago L
Northwestern Railway will bo completed In n
fcw days work on tho Inst tunnel, No. @ 300
rio iI1' iroIpi1 OH tho Winona l. st. Rotor lnilrond
has beon all laid and the limo completed acrosa
tito State Of Minnesota and beyond, thirty -aiz
a completed through limo from Chicago yia Madi'
son, Sparta, LaCroaso, Winona, and Nov Ulm1,,
Of Gao miles. a sploudtl excursion train VIII
inaugu1a.o tho route atarting ,rna from Gs1gs sa
tcmber.
, 1873-08-30

A GnIllt lnouso GSOnrtlcr Takes Nor
l,lllnC nMl EllCBs

A Gnult Enouso GSonrt1cr Takes Nor
p1lano nld E}ics.
Lust night nowa wnB conveyed to tho Union
Street Station, from tho Gault Houao, That Col.
". ". Wloolor, a bourdor Of that hotol, Ind
1uat boon found dond in hiB bod. From m lu-
torviev with tho hotel proprietor, thu facts wora
elonned TINT dccenHod In company with y Mr..
Trinl, occupied Room 09 of tllo hotol. and Ind
dono SO for month paBt. On Thursday ovon-
Ing ho had ta1son doso Of morphine bof0ro ro--
tlrlng,-a circumstance Which oxcitod no nnttsuaf
Boliotudo az o ,yas iu tho habit OF uBing tho drug.
On Friday morning h1r. Frnk nroso and left Col.
Whcolor apparently shopping in bod. On ro-
turning to hiB room nt night, Mr.. Frinl WIS aso
toniBhod to ind tho Colonel still in bod. IIo
p>acod his hand upon ILLS forolload, md, finding,
1t clammy aud cold, Immediately wont out for
medical assistance. Tho fact tint tho Colonel
was dend WAS Boon placed beyond doubt, That
tho doath waB caused by an overdose Of NOR
phino Is tho most natural conclusion IN tho caao
but whether 1t wns tRfen with suicidal intentionR
or not, 1t iB impossible to dotormino. Tho do,
ooaBod ia described as a quiet, gentlo-
manly, and rather melancholy rnnii, Of,
about 35 yoars Of ago, tho BON Of parcnts,
who reside on Wabash ayenuo. As no reaaon
can bo s,,rniBod to account for tho commission
of suicide. 1t is reasonable to auppoRe TINT tho
case is simply another added to tho long list Of
doaths already accredited to tho caroloss hand-
ling OF ono Of tho doatliest soothora that can bo
used. Tho inquest will DO hold this morning.
, 1873-08-30
CLEVER RECOVERY OF GOODS.

Kitty Brine and Thomaa Murphy the two
shopllftora whoao arrest by Officer Hooloy, OF
tho Union Street Station. was recorded aomo
dnys Bipoc, hayo sinco beon 1anguishing In tho
County Jail. It being tho gonoral opinion
tho police, however, TINT all tho "swag Lad
not boon obtained from tho prisoners, Dosoes!yo
tal to hunt for the 9aes ~ooa Af99 o asvosa1 tsa
o,,t sui,sonuo.,tly 10 bo Mrs. Johanna land
num- yfs ot mean nsnnann ~ nan e fSgo sxsa o.
nuao d cali lpou Kitto Drino IL iay or two siuco,
end was followed l!omo BY potostlyS s, Lol,haraa.
together with Dotoc!iyo Alillar, searched tho
lromisos which aro in an alley IN @ roay
kitty nrluo'a trunk waA obtained, But nothing OF
value. Or Of Suspicious, appearanco was found
therein. A dcesopid old lounge in tho kitol4on
waH noxt aea1ohea, and, on bolng turned topsy"
turyy, falae bottom foil out an1 ana disclosed =
collection Of laces worth fully s;aoQ0 Most OF
tllols-was subsequently identified aud claimed by
AIr. Mondolsolln, OF IL East Washington stloot,
but the balallco still lou ut tho Union Street Btu
lion aNnikllly an owner.
, 1873-08-30
THE NATHAN TRAGEDY.
Ishnt tho Now York Authorities Sny
About Irslslg, the Sols~Accuscd Mur.

yshnt tho No,r York Authorities shy
<fcrcr.
NEW YonK, aug. 29.-Tho following facts III
reference to John r. Irving, now iu California,
who claims TO Anvo been concerned in tho
Nuthan murder, arc obtained from Chiof Of
Police Donovan, Of Hoboken: Tho Chief states
that on July 80. 1870, ho arrested Irving and
CLnrleB Carr at No. 81 Garden Btroot, on
charge Of burglary ut the pawn-Btoro Of Simpson
g. Co., Now York. where tho burglars lad dug
through tho walls and had only one courao Of
bricks to romoye to get at the tewelry..vault.
They wero also suspected Of robbing the dry-
goods store Of J,andor g. Co. Of laces, which
woro found in Carr's posseasion and Tor whic,
robbery he Ia now in Sing Sing. Irving WAS all
mitted to bail in 90, COO III tho drst-nancd burg
lary, aud forfeited Ills suroties.
K 'fow months aftor Irving Qho self-confcascd
nurdoror of A1r. Natlan) was arrested for burg
larry, ho and four or flye others committed nn-
other burglary In tho Brooklyn drug. mills when
Ie was shot and captured by night-watehman,
but escapaa from jail cutting through tho pert IT
n,urdor Of Nathan was committed on the night
Of tho 28th OF July, 1871, aud Irving, it will
bo SOON above, waa arreatod on the day fol-
lowing, In uoboken, on nnothor charge.
Tho police authorities Of this city say 1t is not
likely tint they will mako any effort to get pos
| session Of Irving, as 1t ia by no means certain
that he could bo convicted Of any crimo on his
arrival and they do not wish to incur 81 600 in
u useless expenso. Eight wools ago tho Chioi
ho had Irving in custody, and, fator, Irving him
self Informed Cnpt. Kennedy, by lottor, thut he
would como on without the foruaality Of
roquisition., Tie police, however, do not thlnl
| Irving had tho courage to commit tho murder
and bolieyo that le only conlosBos to tho com
mission of tho act so TINT ho may got fret
rasaage to New York, whoro his vito and chu
dren are living.
, 1873-08-30
THE PANEL GAME.

HOW II Young NTnn Was Taken Rn and
Done Eor..pnt1cncc n1,1 rcrscvcr-
nMco Result In tho Capture OF tho
Tlliovegs
john Allen WAS tho wiokedoHt mnn in Now
York. John Allen, Of Chicago, Ia worry wicked
man, but ho ia not as wicked as George Allen, Of
whom thoro ID q bad story to toll. George has
vito, Hattie Elizabeth Allon by name, who ia q
worthy oonsort for suoh man. Two years ngo,
this beautiful pair wore arroatod along. with nh
other aocompllce, and tho trio wero fined 9l00
eacla for alluring an innocent young man into
panel house, on Adams atroot noar C]nrk, md
robblng him; young nun n lf! thth ely; y;
who my bo called Tom Brown, on tho
night Of tho 18th inst. was worry willingly tnkon
into q pancl-lonso, ut No. 90 West Randolph
street, by tho woman Allen, aud was robbed of
Az ia usual In all such cnscs, he did not dis
cover tho theft until ho Ind loft tho house.
when returning, OF courEe, tho birds Ind flown,
(Why auch people aro always spoken Of as blrtsn,
II they run away is oonundr1ln,, but they are
and that Ia sufficient renHon for using the simi1o,
although SNAKE wolf, or aomo otLor dotostod
aud dispicablo animal would seem to bo much
moro appropriately It sooms tho Ailons oa'no
to tho conclusion th9t thoto was danger of Of
night Of tho robbery they moved to
No. $3.50 State stroet. Brown. waa sud !;
lifo had lost it's charms, but. he con
stantIy kept In mind Rioholiou's ronnarks about
"tho bright lexicon Of youth, 10, nnd stationed
for tho woman who Ind 30 cr1olly deceived him.
| IIo made thia matter Of duty, and no alllro-
naonts held out to him by his friends could i IN
duco him to lcave his post, Ho has earned a.; tho
llolp those TINT help themBelves,"' which in this
caso iu equivalent to Basing that il Ton, Brown
| every night for two weokB should carefully no
tico Ill tic facea TINT passed. down Clark street
, 1873-08-30
SCAMIONISH,

I1ow Young scanan1on Failed to Get
His Ise1,t--An Attachment Gasucd
Against thc Tcnnnt--lsemnr}1nb
Snlo OF Household Effects.
It is fact acknowledged by tho world ut large
tint money ia by no meanB IN eQulyaiont for
Happiness, md mover WIS thoro moro striking
instance Of this tlan tho case Of Young acaumon.
At 821 Prairie avenue ia framo house which
is n study for anttQaaripfa. This eaitco is said
to havo been built by lero Marquette and a9 hs
font f''' enough to lot thin family
homestead 10 n lot of tisroputablo families,
who. although paying rcut promptly, wero sucl
to t got rid Of tho,n. 80 tloy found gontis'n an,
atart school thoro But ho could not get tho
fuaily mansion until he found AIr. Fernando
Jones' Of olo Prairie AVENUE rw1,. WHO .,S1d won1d
began. Ii, aonno manner tho sum Of ESQ., vas
c}ainled by tho bunker to bo owed him by hlr.
Jonos. Tho latter doniod tho accusation, but
was sucd, and decided by tho law to DO in debt
Ills household goods, was served, and
auction took place Of Mr. Jones' roeidenco Thoro
was preuont . largoo crowd, conuisting Of Alr.
missioncrs, tho auotionoer, Lis elorl, ind ono
spectator who was thcro to aeo that things woro
It 10 proper here to stato, il
head conchman for h1r. Jones.
The first nrticlo offered for aalo was an hoir-
loom. It was satchel, bought by Mr.. Jonos'
fathor, in boston, in 1910. After quite spirited
bidding, 1t was knocked down to 1tufus Nelson
for 10 cents.
Tho next article was Bible ind prayer-boo1i,
which tho Same Alr. Nelson added to his porson-
al property FOR tho Sum Of Is cents.
Noxt couple OF ehoes, which were not mates,
pair Of worn-out aanda!p, and two childron's
shoes, were put up in 0 lot, and they alao woro
added to Nelson's list OF goods for rs cents.
A lady'B skirt, ohild'B skirt, md o hoopBkirs,
wero noxt knocked down to tho graaping Rufus
for only 25 cents.
Noxt camo tho Rong Of aahirt. Detective
but ho is not to bo talked about on tho shirt
| question with Jones ind Nolsun. Tho fact Is,
Jones had but ono Bhrt, which ho WIS
Obliged to put up to DO sold, md the bidding be-
tween JoncB md Nelson (5camlnon'b ropreBon-
tativo) for the possession OF that shirt can only
| 10 compared to tho oayeruess with which certaln
| tnken for q elto for tho hospital. At last Mr,
| Jones took tho garment at tho modest prico oi
| e55, Just tue price Of q Mazarln Bible.
Tho orticlos now sold footed up total ol
455T6, and Il cents WIS necessary to satisfy thu
| Deacon, 60 baakot WAS offered for salc, a,'t
esIo being now through, tho cape OF littlo "Rct
Nidipg-Hood" was tahon down, lost some Per
sons might imagine smallpox had il
vadod Prairio avenue. Mr. Jones' was az
bnppy that no treated tho whole assem-
blago TO Romo fine Catawha, ana, while Rufus
count Of tho Jones' family from tho Yonr !
Lifo Is tlcoting. At last tho interesting narrative
WAS at All end and all loft muaing on tho prico
ono dozen ehirts al 555 zach.
, 1873-08-30
CANADA.

Tho Pacific Railroad scn1ttsnl~.Oppo-
sitiun Indignation H1cctttlGs.
Special Dfapatch to Thn chicaao Tribune.
MONTREAL Aug. 29.-Iho Hon. Henry Stasnos
hns hcen notified by tho l1oyal Commissioners to
appear bofore them with imrounded documents
relating to tho Pacific scandal.
It is reported here TINT Huntington will bo
eubpnnaod as witnoBs.
LONDON, Aug. 29-Tho Hon. Z. Dlake nd
dressed amass-mceting Of citizono, last night, OIL
tho Pacific scandal uo was received with thuu-
ders Of applause. Flo sustained tho COURSE adopted
by Huntington III refusing to appear before tho
ComrnieBoners.
TonoHro, Aug. 29.-An Indignation meeting,
hold in tho County Of Norfolk yesterday. Alll nd-
dressed by the Hon. L. L. Wood, strongly con-
demnod by resolutions the course adopted by tho
Government in tho matter Of prorogatiou.
, 1873-08-30

Froiuhta wero fairly active alu o higher on corn,
Corn by ra!. 10 l'u!lal, 7i5e; 'ycas Do: on1rlera
vera ropnrtea AZ fotlowa: 10 buffalo, sclrs flyilH
M'a i. N. Davidson, Adirondack, John Miner, Gld
1nalo {rs.o ot tifcrs1ed> aullr hcluyllll, whcas
to Now Yos via rle r9uSh rsto . p MoGo
so1s, corn to Prescott. via uolljnywoo at Iaic prop
1dnho, to New England. y!a bnlIulo, cor, Through
ratio to Nuw Englan via 0gleusn1.rgh, prop Dlvol-
ly,., corn, through rac. u, IL II capacty eunl to
6B,60Q bu wheat, 1gp,0vQ bu corn.
, 1873-08-30

Neur Cairo.
CA1no, ILL.,, Aug. 20.-A bank caved In at n
grayol-pit, near Villa Ridge to-day, killing md
wountling number Of railroad hsndH. Three
died. rho bodies wore brought In tonight.
NameB unknown, and wo understand otherg wore
killed. Caunot obtuin accurate particulars to"
night.
CA1no, ILL.,. Aug. 2o.-Tho following are tho
names Of tLoao III jurod by tho falling III Of tho
graycl-pit noar ValIn llidgo Pat Dllll and rat
boyle, fatally Jamon Culwoll and frank Drum,
soriously,-wil probablyrccovor. Arothcrnla!a,
nalle unknown, WIS buried III tho faien Garth.
Tito ca,lBe Of Tho disaster ia attributed 10 tho nh
eouco Of tho forolna1., WHO Ia sick, md the men
Beemed to bo ignorant Of tho danger Of digging
too far under tho bank.
, 1873-08-30
RETRlBUTloN.
Execution of tho COl0rCd Murderer,
William Campbell, at Cairo
History Of the Orimo---Inoidents Of
tho Trial.
spccia1 Dispatch to 7;ho Chicago Tribune.

Enccidf Dtspdkch to Tho Chfcdfo 1Tsoahc'
CA,no. Iii. Aug. 20.-1n obedience to tho sem
Ieuoo passod OH William Campbell, in tho Cir
ouit Court of Alexander County, on tho 9th day
Of this month, lo was this day hanged in this
nty for the murder Of Thomas Doyle, on tho
NTH Of April last, becauae Of grudgo Of nonie
wecks' standing. Campbell, WHO had boon
toustabout OH tho boat Of which Doyle was tho
matc, camo upon hin, in the darkness Of night,
lua will, club smoto tho mato with 1t, 80 that
ho died. Campbell was arrested, tried at
lilo July torn, convicted OIL tho 9lst
Of that month, aud sentenced On tho 9Th OF tho
prcaent mouth. Motions for now trial and mr.
foBt of judgment woro mado by tho prisoners
counsel, but oyerrulod An effort was made to
eocure q writ OF snperscdeas, bnt failcd, and
petition was prosecuted to tho Gavornor, asking
communication Of punishment or roapito:
At 10 this morning, tho Governor, by tolo-
graph rcfuaod to intorioso, mud, at 1919 o'olock,
Carnpbcll was executed OH tho gallowH. Ills DO.
tneanor ainco llp confinement has boon moro OF
past fow daya 10 grew quite irritable, anu
This morning Saa not otaprronchnblo W 4owspnnor
men. His Interviews woro held with hlH Spirit
nal counaolorH. Wllen brought from tho col no
thanked the officers for tlloir kindness to him,
and said /: " Farowon to oil. Tam going to rest
When ho stood under tho fatal nooso, ho said ho
died unjustly, but TINT he waB willing to 60 1;
that tho Lord had freed his soul, and TINT no
to rest. lo joined tho minister In singing. o
hymn, liatonod to tho doath-warrant with rs lit
tlo emotion az lo did his Hentenco, mud,
AZ tho fntn1 n,omont npproached, he ovinced
we're over tho Shcrin bid linn adiou, put OF! the
black cap, aud in m instant he was 1orkod up
about ten foet, dislocating his mock. In twelve
minutes aud twenty seconds lo was PRONOUNCED
. dead man by tho physicians in attondsneo but
ho hung twenty ninutes, and was cut down aud
h{a ra17ninH fVar tn bfA friends.
Thus ended his execution. Wen glnd to
say TINT tho best of order prevailed among tho
turbancc, although strong armed forco was in
attendance to preserve order.
, 1873-08-30
ACKNOWLEDGMENT,

Tho Committee on Police Of tho Chicago Dia-
tvIct Camp a1 ound Association yostorslay toll
tlorcd to Bunerinteudont WuHlburn d formal
acknowledgement Of tho soryIeoa rendered By
The police, tsotuilvd to 10 duty ut tho camp p~meos-
lux 1uut oIoEo4,