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l'royre4u ~ tHcstela, Exploring; Expo
sitf ifk.fl.

sALr J.AKr, Aug. 2.-Tho robborr of IIosica
horses rlh ln1l]os lavo escaped from DsAyer Jai
The shoriM IN IN },1ssnit. llo.ira III pbl.!nl: Id
wnrda tho Colorado Liver mud will join tho n,ain
part or tho WAae!or expedition ut Fult Wngato
lato III tho EcuYoll.
Capt jones' o1uloriug party from Fart
, 1873-09-03

rrr1AnE1ru1A, Sept. 2.--Wuul hns an advancing
tenl.ncy and ID active; Ohio line, 5o@53o medium,
4oM52&c: co:rso, 45t,i8u; Weatern fine, 4G@5oo !;
urwaHhed fine, 30G334c lo coarHo aud medium, 33@
3jc co,nhiuH, washcd, b7@03o do unwashcd, 40o !;
Colorado wasnsd 25eJS0o do unwasheL, 22t9a5c
, 1873-09-03
Michigan Statv C0aiatltS,tf0ntal Coil-
Is1fAts5Gts.

Srec{al Dfapalch q TIC tE:c19o 45lh'ilc.
I.ANs1Ha, AIlcl,., Sopt. 2.~-ln tho Conntilntton-
Al Commission, tlis uflornno1l, tho E.'ni,ittcu
ou Education reported II now nl.ialo nerrotuatiul.
Tie Etato Normal anl public school, Agricultural
jat1lr6 TO eaabul, my otor institution Of lon,,t-
i1lc ln,nal,tla1 by tho pooplo, aud II desirable.
, 1873-09-03

I}rilger Inns rnac},nl tho AIowstoNc country. 1fn
limo cuts Oft al,nut 2DD 1nilcs from tho railroad
to Dnzon,nn Mountain. lilo now ,rnllte hack
promises Btill g}lortor md moro fcaeiblo wagon
road No 1ndinnB llayo boon encountered.
, 1873-09-03

lumter, Ottawa, Q wngons, Joliet; American Btari
IASaftc.
Uu1oiqo, Sept. 2.--AnnrvrD-J. Harrington, Willow
gnringB, 63 tona ico; Charles Steele, Bag % yls
alono taabea, ottawa, s,9oo bu corn; Glpsy Queen,
OITlnEp-parson Dsownfow, Horny, 900 n f,,m.
bcr, 400 1atll North Star, Ottawn light prop Dcrmc
La8aic d8 toms coal o6o0 II lumber, 67Uo fbs nun'
rlcB rrop Novelty 405 It lumber peo1in, 10 brli
bsls whisky. LaE3nl1e.
, 1873-09-03

miscellaneous.
raft, towca l,y tho tug Wilcox, Ia reported sshors
At atdrlitdstono City, and badly broken up.
Tho bark II. i. Baldwin, towel by thu tug anafao.
tlon ran ngatnst tho almn,outs of Madtaol street
eo., causing damage of about s3oS. rho Captain ol
Tho baldwin nsaerta TINT tho prop Russia, laying at tho
DOCK close to the bridge working her wheel forced ha
tho m!shap.
, 1873-09-03

srool thread, grain bugs, cle, 90 dayu, or per cent
of u inyu.
D1nes'ic. cn|tonai1ca, Kentucky jeans, ctc., ror
cait Gil 10, ru. cent nF IL .rys.
ltaK'tl!r t!,al:nti Eoou., por cent Oft GO, ror
Ccnt oil 80, 6 ner cent oil IL Alss.
, 1873-09-03

TUESDAY EyES1s0, Eept. 2.
Tho following tallo grea tls increment If lumber,
!G AID rh!ngcs for t!lo lst wet aud from Jan.
1918, MI compared with tIat OF tho corresponding
period ono year ago, oiuing Aug. 10:
, 1873-08-14

EsoANApA Northern Mich, Aug. 13.-Mr. L.
L. porce, Master Mechanic Of tho Poninsular
Division Of tho Chicago i Northwestern Rail-
terests OF the road, diod at his residence here
yesterday noon, after an illnoHa OF about two
monthH. His beEeayed widow leaves to-dhy for
Chicago with tho romans, which will be convoy
cd to Graceland Cometory for intormont. Flags
from tho shipping arc flying at haif-mast out Of
respect to tho melnory OF tho departed.
RoME, N. T., Aug. 13.-On Sunday morning
DR.. Janios H.. 6turtevant, agod 10, was found
dead In hiB oi1ico. He died OF heart disease.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-Thomas Chisholm Anstey.
an eminent barrster and writor diol to-day
agod ST.
FoHr BoorT. Kan, Aug. 19-Judgo 8. Will
iamB prominent mud influential oitizou, diol
at hfn residonco in this city this afternoon, aged
30. IIe was . nlomber Of tho First Territorial
Legislature, first Probate Judge Of Bourbon
County. aud also District Court Clerk unlor 4
Territorial Judge. During tho war, ho sorYol
AZ Captain III the Second Arkansas Cavalry.
, 1873-08-14
Extensive JeWclry Robbery.

st: LOUIS, Aug. ia jewelry robbery Of
considerable extent has just como to light here.
It appears that about two months ago John
schuler and Clarence Swayne left tho employ
Of Eugono Jaccard d Co., corner Fifth and
Olive atroots. with whom they Ind Boryea.
ono az salesman, the other az travoling-agent.
and opened Wholesale huuBe in an insurance
building. cornor Of Olive md Fifth streets,
directly opposite Jaccard & Co. This aroused
tho suspicion OF Jaccard Il Co., and, on au OK
animation Of their stock, thoy discoy-
erod that considerable amount OF }ewelry, Of
various kinds, had been abstractod. Tho matter
was put in tho hands Of detectives ycsterlay
morning. Several hundred dolars' worth OF
1owelry, which Jaocard & Co. identified, was
found in the pawnbroker's shop of Samuel
kollor, who stated ho purchased it
OF schulcr. schuler Was arrested at his store.
and, after being luokod up several hours, ac-
knowlcdgcd ho had stolen about "a 900 worth Of
property from Jaccard i Co., and that swayne
bad taken about tho same amount. Swayne. who
Was aBcartainod to be in Paducah, Ky,,
WAS telegraphed to yesterday. in sclulor'a name,
to return home Immediately on important bllBi-
noss, and arrived tonight between 10 and ii
o'clock. He WAS arroBted On getting or
the CARS, and locked up. Ho lad d
trunk with him containing Bome $4,000
worth OF 1ewolry, none Of which probably 'bo-
longs to Jaccard d Co., as Bohuler l. Swayno
hayo boon, constantly replcnishing their stock
With tho proceeds Of the stolen goods.
, 1873-08-14

appointment by tho {aOvcrn0r OF tho
'Cntimisslon to Ikpvfae tho Cun.tltu.

appointment by tho fa1vcrn0r OF tho
'CfinIaissl0n to Ikpvihe tho Cunstitu.
tion.
Special Dtspatch 10 Tas Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Aug. 19.-Gov. Dagloy has soloctol
tho following namod gentlemen as tho Commits
sion OF olghteon to reyiBe tho Constitution, pro-
Vided for by tho Legislature ut its last session.
Tho Commission will moot at tho Senate cham
bor, at Lansing, on Wednesday,, Aug. 27, at Ia
o'clock, noon: Solomon /. Wlthoy, Of Kont
{I,o e: Y. y; Lathrop, ~ of Wayno; oharlos
lra D. Grouse, Of Liyingeton: II. II. Hatch, OF
Bay; Divine, os Banilao; 7. q. Mason,
Of Muskogon; 8. G. Mofralt, Of Lo.
lansw; 3: ?. Ely, OF Marquette; Edwnrl
Willotte, Of nfonrooi 7. D. Dowoy, Of sbiawasBeo;
s. n. Cutchoon. Of Washtonaw; Il. G.. Wolls,
Of Kalamazoo; David IT, Jerome, OF Saginaw
4. II. Riley, Of St. JoBop1t Townsend North, Of
Tuacola; ]. n. Crane, OF Eaton. Seven Of these
gentlomon aro Democrats and eleven Republic
cans: Ton Of them are lawyers, four merchants,
and four farmers.
, 1873-08-14


New YonK, Aug. 13.-Accorting to foreign
flies received, tho women medical students wGo
have boon rejected at Edinburgh aro irving
what the Society Of St. Andrew will do for them
IN their application. They point out TINT thoy
haVe fifteen women, at least, prepared to be
graduated at once; TINT they will bear all tho
costs Of obtaining 3, supplementary charter, il
nocsaaary, and TINT they are also prepared at
once to hire or build suitable promises for mod
lcal school, and nro also in position to arrange
for complete course Of lectures on all ro.
quirod subjects Of medical education which ara
not Taught at st. Andrews, it tho University
authorities will sanction Buch IN arrangement,
and will subsequently admit them to e1amina-
ton and graduation, following tho example OF
their Continental brothron.
:, Says The IaA Aan Gazette: The English
Noman Catholics nro now organizing pilgrims
age to paray Lo MoniaI, d small village some
distance from Paris, Which has acquired ita
reputation as contro for piigrimagos from the
fact that, according to tho Catholic belief Just
59o yoass ago the Savior appeared thoro to tha
nlchsod Mary Margarot AlacoQuo, and iutruhtol
to hor q mosaago to propagate Tho worship OF
the Sacred Heart. Tho English pilgrimage
is boing organizud under tho ausnices Of a
worry. influential committee, at tllo hoad OF
which are the Duke of Norfolk and tho Earl OF
pehbi6h. tho Secretary boing Lord Waltor Koor,
Tho pilgrimage fs advertised to start from Lon
reach Parny Io Stonial on "Wednesday. and, hnv-
ing performed their deyotio1s OIL Thursday, may
return to London by Friday night or SATURDAY,
morning. All persons wishing to Join are ro.
qucgtod to Boll in tholr nameB by tho 18th OF
August The ,prico Of tho journey is nrBt-olaBs,
70; second .class, ca 10H
,L!,oNDoN. Aug. l3.-Tho 10y. Newman Hall
York. whenco he will make tour Of tho United
States.
, 1873-08-14

SANDY Hook, Aug. $3.50 p. m.-Tho stoam-
ship E. II. Arndt is signaled.
New Yoag, Aug. 13.-The steamship Arndt,
which arrived tonight, simply reports: July
Il, iat: ~ long. 81, lost propellor:, Experienced
hced neg winds, calm and fosgy weather. She has
4a6 passengers. All vol.
LONDON, AUG. 30.-It is reported to-day that
b ship Altoona, from Montreal to Glasgow,
was run down and sunk by tho steamship Ain.
bama, from Glasgow for New York, and tEat tito
wrcokago which was thought to bo that Of tho
Alabama WAS Of tho Abeona.
NEW YonR, Aug. 13..-Tno agents OF tho steam
ship Alahama state tlat tho cable report Of tho
collision botwoen their atoamor aud the ship
Aboona is mistake, as tho Alabama sailed from
Ballast on the 4tt inst, and the Abeona from
Montreal on the 8th. and 1t would lnye boon i'm
possible for tho vessels to hayo met at tho timo
mentioned.
SOUTHAMPTON, aug. 18.-Arriyed- Steamships
Kooln and Mosol, from Now York.
Pul1ADELpu1A, Aug. 1s-Arrived-s Steamship
Pennsylvania, from Liverpool.
NEW YoRK,. Aug. 10. 3.-Arrivod-Stoamship
California and Trinacoria, from Glasgow, and
Scotia, from Liverpool.
, 1873-08-14
THE PR!ZE-RlNC,

rrpa aoI,y,,t
AN EXTRAORDINARILY CHALLENGE.
Tho following communication to tho editor Of
Tho Nav Yor,, SIM ;s n titt1o ahead ~ o,v,,,;n,.
~ wv" Aoih Nv" ID 4'1sAo aAcao VI anything
OF tho kinu that hos vet appeared. Az 4 literary
bruiser, Mr, Bagcum IL entitled to tbo ohamn;on-
ebip. ''N - N'4''~N ~ '''' 'A"''t'oA-
SIN: ace that there has been another little prze-
fight Long leland, betwceu a vo,,plo OF wod,l-bc
pugilists Oha,nbora and sedonH, in which sesldops
no ohor ca,lBo than being found ii bad cnmnnnr ''o
notice, aso that Tom Allen llaR publisheI card
saying Tint ii Charley Gallagher wants to Hght him.
a. 5Hs been been staoa h. i gys lin chance in Two
from $500 upward.
Five hundred dollars! What IN enormous aum nf
ready n,ouey 10 propose to tight for!
Now IT Gallagher would do tAe riuht thing which
hAyu doubt he will he will whit upou MI Ian nn5
place him In condition that Ao would Iocd ho AID Of
couple Of stout donsts to extract par Of boos from
had expected to quit this business md re,.ro tn
private life, nnesa could effect contract viii tbs
Government for tho purpose Of Whipping Out ali nize
fighters and putting atop to this feu6us nrnrtro n
thu uuitel Htatee Tor which hnva ,nn1c y nse"na
zion to Congress. But the Government seem1 slow
10 luke hold of my proposition with to mike o fo
lowing pronoaitioa through your PAPER to tho abovo-
iss viii msa me- 1t sa Lake Uty nu thn Ak Rag
November next propose 10 bot "a follows ny "
WY Get Tom Allen, or any ethor man, any amount
10 train him Tor Two lours] cau WIFI him nsta @ nf
twsuty rounds.
propose, further, to bet Tom Allen SO 600 that
can LIZ, lisi h, hin M insiae dI q eight rounds.
lon both inside Of twoye rounds
wall bet McCooio $4,000, that nfter two hours'
trimming with mo, either Allen or Gallagher can ick
~'1a ,roudao anu no. r reeeSS e.! a. scratch.
tuallsghoe ~ md Mccoolc, both at one and tho sanie
time inside Of "a rounls but with tho EXPRESS urlder
"aaha ahhg g. nat am not to DO held responsible tor any
, 1873-08-14
MILWAUKEE,.


Rio-.DKoyvnGls
Special Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 13.-The trial Of jack Allen
and Dave Reggio Tor the robbery OF Wloelor's
Court to-day. Considerable difficulty waa o1-
poriehccd III impanoling . jury, but tho full
numbor VAS obtained by afternoon. The witness-
cs for the prosecution wore George Hall, Warren
Patty, and Anderson Gust, Of Tho Chicago 4
Northwestern Railroad, L. A. Wheeler, II. 4.
1,l pioanaon Y: T Edwsrde, @ n,sai! md oeers Sim
Edwards, grocer, identified tho prisoners % tho
parties who loft trunk At bis store on tho night
about TO tako tic night train for Chicago. They
retnrncd and called for the trunk, and L is sup
posed proceeded to 1Yhooler'B store. Edwards
wns tho only Witness that identified tho pris-
onerH.
Tho testimony closed for tho prosecution. and
tomorrow tho defenso will be undertaken by tho
m mon. NJ n 4: Murphy, Of Carpenter + H., MURPHY:
citizons anxious to zee tho burglars. Allon and
naggio woro bracelots to prevent escape from
j. Yesterday tho litt1o daughter Of Thomas Cooley
was drowned in the Kinniokinnick hagin, noar
tho foot OF Washington Btroet.
, 1873-08-14

SANDWICH ISLANDS.
San FnANotsoo, Aug. 19.-Arrlved, bark J. L.
Falkonberg, With Honolulu dates to July ID I:
DR.. G. z. Judd diod suddenly. 10 VIVA
member Of Wilkes' expedition. no went to
Honolulu to roBido in t842, since which time ho
has hold many important Offices In tho kingdom.
lIo accompanied tllo late King, and prlnco on
foreign tour. Ho Represented tho kingdom In
aoyoral important foreign miasionH.
Col. 6tonbergor'a yacht Fanny, on = voyage
for our Government througl, the South Sous,
had arrived at Honolulu. She would sail 1or
her dostinntion In fow dayg. Bhe will 60 to
tho II III JalandB first.
Hawaiian papers aro tliouBsng tho policy Of
n troaty with tho United BtatoB. III stated
that copy Of tho propoaod troaty was sont by
the atoamer Costa Rica ON her last voyage.
Tho Honolulu Press says tho island has Huf-
forcd abroad owing to accounts OF the presence
Of 1eprosy. Tho authorities soy only about fifty
caBoa remain not iaolatod. Tho hopo Is ex.
proBaed that In ak months titno tho dlseaao will
DO wholly oradloatod. Tho policy Of tho iaola-
tlon OF patients is rigidly enforced.
, 1873-08-14

=. NEw YonH, Aug. 16.-A Paris liBpatol states
Ing constitution to the Count do C',auIhortl.
which, II he accopta, they will proclaim lin
King. II ho refuses, the llepublo will 10 dol-
nitoiy established.
pAR1s, Aug. LILO Temps and Le Consfit.t-
bor4 has partially Withdrawn from bis position
in regard to tho white flag, and will como to
Franco to tako up his residence thoro about tho
10th proximo.
Tho report Is current that Motz will bo ro-
stored to Franco through tho Influence Of ls1asia.
NEW YonK, Aug. 13.-Tlo Dufast corroBpunsi-
ent OF tho London Times wrteA 1ottor to that
journal which goes to slow that tlmo Inns
aoftonetl but little tho nnimoALty Of tho French
toward tho Germans. On tho contrary, tho hos
tility eoenlB to bo moro intonEo than eyor,
, 1873-08-14

speciaI Dispatch to 1,he Chicago Tribune.
oA1no, ILL.,. Aug. 1S.-I It is reported TINT the
cholera has broken ous in q terrible form in
Williamson County, H., about 10 miles cast OF
Maknnda, on tho Illinois Central. 4 whole
family, and oil who oamo to their help, arc re-
ported to have died of tho diHoaBo IN very
from Indiana
Spccfal Dtspatch to The Chtcaao Tribune,
p1TTs1unou, Aug. 13,-Wo have had no cholera
within tho last throo days, though up to dato
side. out Of tho city limits. No danger OF au
epidemic is approhendod, and great precautions
have boon taken against contogion by tho Board
of Health.
CoLuMnus, O.. Aug. 13.-Two children Of ono
family died Of cholera to-day, and ono yoaser-
day.
, 1873-08-14
THE TRIGGER.

lTE lHlAAEH
p1HEON-sff0oTINo At 4ALEgnUnn.
Specfat Dfspatch 10 Tda Chtcaao tribune.
DnoWN, or CLEVELAND, RETURNS THE LoRn11-
LAIRD CHAMPIONSHIP MEDAL.
CLEVELAND, Aug. l0.-1farvoy Brown, Of this
city, who won tho LurriiInrd modal, typiiytnE
saootng. at tho rocont contost IN Saratoga, yos,,
terday, returned tho metlRl to tho original
donor, accompanied by the following lctter,
which will explain itself:
DEAN Sin: hive forwarded you thia Asy, per United
statcs Express thctowith), tho Lorlllnra national
championshlp modal won by me at tho recent grand
vt, "a lis posscsaor, received no challenges IN aes
corlance with tho regulations governing tho cham-
p,o1s1h'p 1ao,s1 deem 1t proper to Fsturn the
10 disroncd Of ns may host nn't your vlewa
and wshrs Tho reason for this action IL that my
csnt experience nt Saratoga Springs sasnca that
such character that no gontcmnn can consistently
enter into item. regret that tho fhitfatory III your
nr,iseworthy effort 2 encourage trap-shooting and
10 u s.mSs srssS of gain ha'e sasr sr
than an honeat desirc to test tho comparative
merits ot tho conteatans. tr'st, ho1, any second
auspices that future contosta in tia dcfonse Will bo all
that you aud othor truc sportsmen could dcslre.
with much respect, fomain youE obotont sorvant,
h1r. Brown fairly won tho modal by superior
RkiH III shooting, hut he does not chooao to COM
promise his position al q gentleman by contiuu-
ing to compete IN contest which nB WIS
shown 81 at Saratoga, involves al the baso aosH Of
the pool-Btand.
dA.nEspuno, Ill, Aug. 1s.-Thoro is to be
another pigeon-mntoh tomorrow morning, bo-
tween Brooks, Austin, and Stock stake, s25
apiece, 81 yards. 4 second mitch in tho after
noon, between McKenzy and Brooks, for $t0,
sanlo distance. Also aweopBtakeB, for which
it Is expected liberal purao will be made up.
, 1873-08-14

The Gold Nlnr1ket.-Effcct OF tho Tny.
rnent Of the Alabama Damages,
IL Ii III st1.sl

Tho Gold Mnrlkot-.Effcct OF tho Iny-
rnent 0f the Alabama Damages,
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Aug. 13.-Great anxiety prevails
hero On the part OF bulls OF go1d at tho proba-
bic effect Of the paymontof iftoen millions gold,
as Alabama damages, awarded at Geneva, to bo
made On Sept. IS, noxt, tho whole amount to be
paid In at one time. The Government is also to
soti six millions during tho present month"; and
the offect will bo to mako gold cheap. Tho
anxiety Of the bulls is displayed in prominence
to show that negotiations havo boon conducted
in such . manner as not to unaettle
values and disturb flnananoinl affairs. It states
that during the past two months J. 8. Morgan
i Co., Morton, noso l. Co., aud Jay Cooke, Me-
Culloch i Co., hayo negotiated exchange on
tho Bank OF England for ton millions, which is
now to tho credit Of tho British Consul euoral,
Archibald, in this city. and TINT anothor five
millions ia Represented by called bonds pur-
chased In London and indoraed to Archibald,
l7o tbs Associated press.1
New YonK, Aug. 1o.-John somcrs, known to
tho police as q murderer and thief, was arrested
lass night while attemptfng to throw Androw J.
wilson, supposed Western merchant. into tho
East River. somors waa subsequently identified
rs the thief who robbed q woman in tho Fulton
Ferry House, few nights ago, of $500.
There was report IN circulation 1ate this Of
a lons % ho nois steamer saa qsf S pne nnnk pss @
way to Sandy Hook and that 400 lives wore lost.
There was no truth in tho report, aud no acci-
dent has occurred which wouli give foundation
for such q cruel hoax.
The joint suit commenced in tho United States
District Court against j. 4. Platte and Z. A.
Boyd. importers, 10 Murray street. to recover
$1,000,000 gold for naturalization Of imports.
Separate suits against zach have also beon COM
mencea to recover $4,000 and $4,000 for
similar offenseB.
Tho first baie of now cotton was received TO-
day from Savannah, and sold ut auction at 1o316c.
William Kennedy, deputy keeper OF tho
Tombs, who accidentally shot and killed. Thomas
o'Br!en while cloauing pistol, teatiflod to-day
that he kept his revolver In order that ho might
WHO had attempted to stub him fow days ago.
A collision OF two tugs with an excursion
barge, laat night, on tho Hudson River, noar
Albany, resulted in one boy being fatally injured
and four others badly wounded
, 1873-08-14

5pFttd1 LHtPalcN % 1he Chicago 7Ti6tlNt.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 13.-Tho visit of genutor
Thurman here to-day WAS occasioned by his fear
TINT tho delegation to bo sent to tho State Leg
islatnro mny not bo favorable to his recollection
TO- tho Unitod Btates seonte A faction in
this city, known Us tho Young Domoc-
Mr. Thurman Interviewed several Of the disat.
fectod Democrats, and laborod to effect O truce.
or course Thurman claims that Allen, for Coy
ernor, will poll tremendous Democratic vote,
and rennite thoroughly the shattered columns
Of tho Rourbons. A rumor prevails that tho
TolksblaN Mr. Haseaurek's organ, ia leaning to-
ward fusion with tho Democrats, at Ioast in
this county,
, 1873-08-14

Tho Directors Of the Western Illinois
Bridgc Company in Secret Sossion--

Tho Directors Of the xEcstors. Illinois
hridRo Company In Secret Sossion--
Suicide of n Farmer.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune
Qu1Noy ILL.,, Aug. 1o.-Tho Directors of tho
Western Illinois Bridge Company hold a Bocrot
meeting IN this city to-day. It is reported that
. proposition to build another bridge across tho
Mississippi at this point waa submitted, and
that, should tho proposition be acceptod work
will bo commonced at onco. 1t is the intention
to build railroad and wagon bridge. FREQ for
lieya tho city from tho bridge monopoly and in
efficient forry. Tho results Of the meeting will
probably bo announced tomorrow.
Jacob Scott, farmer, living on North River,
cido last night by shooting. Aftor returning
homo ho wont to spring near hia house, whom
his family heard tho report Of b shot, and on
Boarehing found him lying in the grass with n
the dccd, :"
, 1873-08-14

sr: Louis, Aug: 1s.-Mr, A. Colo, Of Venita,
Intl. Tor, who arFiyod hare thiH evening" reports
that returns from tho election In the Cherokee
Nation arc not all in; that both tho Downing
aud Ross parties arc sanguine OF auccess SO far
but the 11oas party are disposed. to
admit that tho Downing purity llavo
elected majority to tho Grand Council \: ''uk-
nn!lgoo. Tho Downing party is compoacA Of
half. bEooda, aud in fayor ct aeotIonaizng Of tho
land IN scvoraty, and tho opening OF the torEl-
tory to so.tIonlent; while Tho Ross party, or
full-bloodu, ntrenouualy opposothis scl.emo and
favor tho Holding Of land and property IN COM
mon,
, 1873-08-14

Corrospolllcnco Of tho O!urchman inttmatos
TINT porbons who arc anticipating tho creation
Tho Pope will announce, OF tho approaching
conatatory, that 1t Ia not hiB intontfon to croata
any additional Cardinals at preHent. :Ehore aI,-
poara to have boon taeit understanding that
orlor to keep tlo pono disposed In favor Of ta
iden, money 1,as boon frooly subacribod tn ths
dloccao, for tho personal uao Of Ills Holiness.
Tho hu,n Of 325,000 waa sont him ct the close
Of tho laAt month. The friont1H Of tho Arch
bHhop will fool moro tllar ordinary disappoint'
mont at tho popofB {oeieiou.
, 1873-08-14


Special Dfspatch to The chfcaro Tribune.
DunuQuE, Ia., Aug. 18.-Conslderablo excito-
ment existed hero to-day on account Of rumor
that tho old man Bondor, the Kansas man-
butcher, waa in tho city. A man Of tho namo Of
Sullivan Was positive ho Saw tho old man walk
ing on tho street, with stick over his shoulder
on which were hts shoes. uo was bare-footed
and in hurry. No attempt wasmado to capture
him, as tho man who saw him WAS nfrstid to
arreat him, and the officora would not boliovo
tho story when informed TINT he Ind Been tho
murderer. Thoro can DO no doubt that he is tho
original Old Bender.
A boy by tho namo Of Horny Neil while jump
Ing from Bpsiug-boArd In the Gymnasium,
last evening, fell, breaking his arm.
, 1873-08-14

John I}owon, aged Gb yours, OF No. 1l5 spancer
street, Brooklyn, while carrying and infant
grantlchild dowu-Htairs, foil, killing the child,
and fatally lnjuring himself,
Mossra. Harper t. 'Drot1orH. tho Now York
publishers, have contributed 3l00 toward build
lug Methodist church In Hurpor, Ia.
On Tuesday night, Ida Shannon, Of Intlianapo-
liz. q glrl ID years old was burned on tho hand
sud foot by tho explosion OF kcroseno lamp.
physician administered morphine. and atlo