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eftor which tho old Board Of Directors hold n
meeting, tho proceedings of which havo not yet
transplfod. Tho application for MI injunction
70 restrain further proceedings III tho 1nattnr 1t,
this direction, referred to in last night'a dis
patches, was mado boforo Judge Trent, Of the
unitod Bsatos District Court, to-day, and was ro-
fused on tho ground Of inRutleionoy Of notice TO
pnrti,a'a in1orost1: THO application Ess mado
Tho morning papora to-day have lengthy oll-
torlals relating to tho affairs OF this Company.
md statement to tho effect TINT tho most high
handed and nnblushing frauds woro porpotrated
IN this election. tho principal OF which was tho
tanpcring with ballotH nftor they wore cast, tho
bnllot for tho I.owis tiokot iaYing boon ab-
straotcd and ballots for tho pook tiokot substi-
tutod III their p1aco.
81. Lou1s, Aug. 21.-Aftor tho announcement
Of tho election OF the now DoRrd OF Directors Of
tho ST. LouiB Mutual Life Insurance Company,
this afternoon, the old Board. with tho exception
Of John Hogan, formally resigned, md tho now
Dourl wero then installed. William J. Lowis
vas then oloctod Temporary President and A. r.
Stewart Temporary Bccretnry. Thoro aro eight
mombors Of tho old Board III tho now one.
, 1873-08-22

Tho Royal Commissi0n SummoninR
W1tncnses--pers0nnl Gossip
: Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
HALIFAX, Aug. 21.-On Tuesday night tho
Hon. A. Maokonzie, londer Of tho Reform party
Of Canada, Is to bo entertained At banquet here.
OTTAWA, Aug. M.-To-day the Royal Commits
sion arc issuing aubpnnas to witnesses. 8. NJ.
Vankoughnot, Of Toronto, has boon appointed
Secretary Of the Commission.
Tho Hon. Maokonzio'a visit to Nova scosia and
business haB caused rush OF Ministers to TINT
province, tho Hon. Dr.. Tupper and McBsra. Nit
chell and Hugh Macdonald having gone East.
Bir Hugh Allan Ind long interview with tho
Ministers yesterday.
The Royal Commission, il 1t noots, must be
prosecuting attorney, dofendant'a counsel,
Judge, and jury, all combined, They may call
what witnesses thoy plcase, ask what quoationa
thoy plouse, pronounce what verdict they pleaso,
Aa tho Opposition will treat tho Commission
with contempt, 1t is natural TO suppose the whole
affair will end In smoke.
, 1873-08-22
FOREIGN.
SPAfN.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Aug. '21.-EBpnrtoro haa advised tho
h1ndrid Government to appoint Con, h1nnttol
Co1iola to tho oliof command in tho Northern
Provinces bordering OH tho 1,ny Of Biacay, and
Gen. htnrinnY to tho command or Navarro.
Tho CortoH. by n voto Of GO to GO, hnn consent
cd to tho trial by tho civil tribunal OF Donatns,
ono OF tho mon1borH who participated in the
Cantonnl inBurreotion.
LONDON, Aug. Ala special dispatch says tho
Carlist forcos amount to twenty-five strong bat
talfons.
MADRID, Aug. 21.-priHonors takon by tho
Government forces lit tlloir encounter with tho
Cantonal and Communist insurgents aro to be
sont to reinforce tho Spanish army In Cuba.
Tho total strength OF tho Car1ist forcoB oper-
ating III tho north is ostimatod ut $4,000 Of all
arms.
The Government la activoly progressing with
tho organization of tho HOW lovies, amounting to
$4,000 mon, to tako tho field against tho robo1a.
A bill has boon prosecuted In tho Uortos sus-
pouding tho guarantee Of individual rights dur
Ing tho continuance Of tho present troubles.
MADRID. Aug. 21.-Tho Minister Of War has
received dispatches announcing that battle had
takon place near Dorga between thd Republicans
and Carlist insurrootionlstB, which resulted tn
brilliant victory for tho formor. After daBpe-
ratio conflict, tho fnsurroctionists wero utterly
dofeatod, with loBB Of ninety killed, aud 800
wounded. Among tho latter arc Cons. Baballo
and TroBtary.
The siogo Of Dorga has beon raised, and tho
Insurgents are In full rotroat.
, 1873-08-22

Horny @. Tyler was arrested on Tuesday by
Detective Miller on charge Of ombozzling 800
worth OF medicines, horse aud buggy, and other
effects which ono A. II. Chamberlip, druggist,
sout him OF to tho country with to peddls.
The Arlnory has boon ahunted from Pacific
avenue to Clark street. It Ia rumorod that tho
change is effected in tho hope that tho Chief
Justice, by being brought Immediately beneath
tho shadow Of tho Methodist Church, may i'll
hale somo high-tonod idoas OF morality, and con-
duet himself accordingly.
An inquest VIVA hold yesterday, at No. 1872
JthnBou stroot, Oh tho body OF Charloa Katerels
German, 81 years Of age. Deceased, whilo
working on d building noar tho Twenty-accoua
street bridge, was struck by q piece OF falling
timber, which smashed him up 80 badly about
tho Ghost TINT ho died almost instantly. yor-
dict Of accidental death WAS returned.
Quo Of tho young girl suicides, Sarah dreon
by nanso, died yesterday morning at ha1f-past 7
o'clock. An inquest was held on her body aud o
verdict rendered TINT Hho camo to hor death
from OIL overdose Of lauaanum, administered by
her own hand.
, 1873-08-22

Special Dl8patch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
city one woli-doilned oaso Of cholera. and no
moro, ut present. A1r. Dug Prentice returned
homo to this city from 81. Louis, on Tuesday
night last, having beon sick tlore for two days
with cholera before starting homo. No excite
nent exists, as our city has boon thoroughly
cleansed aud diBpfocted.
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 2l.-Thero hayo been no
additional caaos, since Tuesday, Of cholora, or
what majority OF our physicians pronounce
cholera morbuB, in this city. Seven cases in all
occurred, throo of which wore fatal. Tho other
persons attacked aro recovering. Tho cases all
occurred in small district in tho north part Of
the city. They arc all accounted for from a
local cause, viz Home vilo nuisance which o1-
is.ol there and las now boen wholly abated
aud no apprehension OF tho spread Of the dis
eaHo Is entertained.
, 1873-08-22

Baseball Came in DetrOit---Dry
Weather in tho Northern I,nrt Of tho
Stntc-.-COnflugruti0n Ecnred in the
Woods.
Special Dispateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Aug. 21.-Tho base-ball match be-
tween tho Empire Club, OF this city, and tho
Boston nino, to-day, was Witnessed by about
1900 persons, and tho Empires woro beaton by
q score OF 81 to 4.
Very dry weather has prevailed in tho northern
part Of ths State for neaEly threo weeks, and the
situation III becoming sonowlat alarming. AL
ready 6ros arc reported in mnny portions OF tho
woods, and it nooda only high wind to bring on
repetition Of tho fearful conilagratonH Of 1871.
Thore aro reports to-day from near Tawas City,
that forest flreH aro getting dangerous there, and
to occasion much anxiety.
, 1873-08-22
TWO WOMEN DECAPITATED,


EriEhtfnl Scene ON n German Scnfto1d
--Pitcous Appeals for Mercy.
On the 11th Of July, Anna prostor. agod 80,
and Frederick Rupport, ~, Sers bc1loa<'ed ct
woro married, and conspicuous among tho vast
crowds TINT witnessed thoir last moments woro
thoir husbands. Anna Prioster and Fredorica
Rapport bad paid visit to the aged widow
showed thom largo caskot filed with precioua
stones. and aftor thoy had loft her thoy detor-
mined to roturn aud appropriate hor yaluableH.
Thoy found the widow IN bod and Bmothorod
hor to death BY pressing pillow upon hcr head.
Thoy obtained the precious stones and othor val-
arrested, and Hoon after convicted of murder and
sentenced to death, Their life in prison was an
almost nnbroken series Of siokoniug sconos Of
four aud despair. On the morning Of the day
CELL Aftor tying their handb to their backa aud
connecting their foot N.th short leather strap,
he cut OF tho upper 1'art of their dresses, ex-
posing thoir nockp. During thH operation, thoy
on then,. Tho e1ecutioner tried to comfort
them, but when they loft their cell their cries
of anguish aud distress could be heard all ovot
tho prison. When they urrivod on tho scaf-
fold, the sxocutionor'B assistants had to
support them. The death-warrauts wore road,
and tho headsman motioned Anna Prioster to
advapco. Tho wrotched woman threw herself
on her knees, and cried in piercing tone,
"Mercy! mercy!" She bad to bo dragged up to
tho block, when hor head was quickly fastened.
lie triod tho edge Of tho blade, and thon rapidly
stopped up to the loft side Of tho block: He
locked momont at the wllito neck Of the
woman, whose body WAS moving convulsiyoiy
all tho time. Then ho lifted tho AZ and struck.
Tho blow had done it's work we'll, for the head
Of Anna Priestor rolled down, while her trunk
rose up, thick stream of blood spouting into
tho air. Meanwhile Frodorica, upon witnessing
this horrible spectacle, bad tainted away, and
the doctor had to hold hartshoru under her nose
bofore Bhe reawoke to consciousness. SHE waB
already moro dend than alive when her head was
fastened to tho block. a second or two after
ward iher hoad, too, had bcen severed from the
trunk.
And thon onBuod still more revolving scano.
Largo numperB of the bystandors hastoned ON
tho BcafTold and tried to gather some OF tho
blood OF tho victim in toacupB or tin vosEels, the
auporatitious III certain parts Of Germany be-
Loving that tho blood Of executed fomalca is a
cortain remedy for diseases otherwise inctrablo.
, 1873-08-22
OTTAWA.


The Old ScttIerss Picnic A Grand
Success.
Special Dispatch ia The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Aug. 21.-rho Old Settlers Pic
MIC, held hore to-day, WAS moro largely attended
aud in all respects the best avor hold here, with
perhaps tho exception that tho weather was
warm and tho roada dusty. Tho programme
was very fine recoption-Bpecch to tho 5000
spectators by tho Hon. Washington Bush
nell, and IN o1celont response by
the Row. hlr. Woibocholdor, tho President
Of tho Society. Short speeches wore made by
different prominent citizens, and concert by
the Old Folks drossod after tho manner OF 100
years ago received special communication. An
cient roles Of various kinda we're shown and
admired, and especially an old lady Of 30 years
spinning fax on a wheel century old IT.
tracted attention, Tho Society voted to meotat
the fair grounds noxt yoar
, 1873-08-22

lntor, was connected with newspaper on Long
1hland. llo worried worry har.l, and oycr-exertion
resulted in brntn fever, Of which ho died
!ast February. Tho widow gayo birth
TO daughter within weok Of lor husbands
dcccnao.
Since thon clio lias boon In worry straitoncd cir
otl1nBtances but, q fow weoks ago. BIlo rcceivod
largo remittance from Enropc and tho lotter
contatning 1t furnished tho intelligence Tint pllo
Ind boon amply provided for in Franco Hlo
and that 120 GOO francs por a1lnrm tB her present
allowance. gho sailcd for Europe day Or Two
ainco With lor child, md expects to make llor
futuro home OH tho Continent.
bly,, good looking, mud would DO graceful
mich inclinod to embonpoint. She. Is
highly educated aud accomplished,
speaking and writing French, German, italian,
spanish mud En9liah with porfoot il1onoy and
aud, taken altogother, q strange compound. Of
humanity. sho ropeatH her history, which I
naye given substantially, with variety Of Cpl
sodos md Embellishments tint rondor It OK
Ttoaholy taoaa ~ interesting m 11er daoa and alleged
talniy hayo tho mir OF .vorismilitudo. A good
donl OF 'shat sho tolls is unauoationably true
and nearly tho Whole Of 1t III pin ai3lo. Sill,
sne loaveB IN impression OIL tho III nd of those
Wlio hoar hor Of All atroit advoutureAB, and thora
is Little doubt TINT sllo will 10 heard Of agnin On
tho othor sido OF tho sen.
BALMAduEnr,
Proi. WiBo will not DO ablo to got his bnlloon
man reaay 9oloao TUG lo or 18TH ult though he s
As the tlmo draws near ho sooms to grow more
anu more coniidont Of crossing tho Atlantic.
Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson who is working
3! hero on hor Juvenile history Of tho Unitod
and has auccoodod In making i yory intorost;nr
work. 1t IL understood that Il will he inaund rs
, 1873-08-22
NEW YORK.

Further Revelations Concerning tho
Italian Child sInvory-The American
IRON H1nrkot Dcc2nrol to Ito Indies
pendent oil drcat Britain.
New YoRK, Aug. M.-Tho Missionary Society
Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church Hont out yes-
terday, aa laborors In its EaBt India fold, the
Rev. Dr.. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. McHonry, the Rov.
Mr: ManBol, tho Roy. j. E. Colt, MiBB Monoll,
and MiBB Lenning. Tho two last namod go out
nndor the auspices Of tho Woman's Foreign Mis-
Bion 8noiosy.
:. Mr. Wballoy, tho member OF tho British Par
lamons who has boon in this and other cities in
search Of evidence for tho Tichborne claimant,
has sailed for England. He said TINT his visit
vas sa.staotory il all respects. and that its OBJ
jcct had boon fully 1ealfzol.
8. L. II. Barlow, according 10 tho Times. af-
firms as correct tho Wall street report that tho
Eric Railway Company is sending S2,000,0 600
consolidated. mortgage bonds to Europe for
negotiation by Bischoflschoim, that tho double
tracking and other projccta may bo carried out.
One of the laborora in Devoo's 0il-Works In
Brooklyn, was fatally injured yesterday by a fail
from tank, aud tho explosion in the Standard
Ol-Works caused the death Of ono man from
fright.
Motto, tho alleged italian padrone was con-
tinued to-day and adjourned over till Saturday.
A boy agod II testified to oven creator cruolties
practiced upon him by Motto than wore related
by Joseph yesterday. A child aged shrank
on Motto, II it was with him he had lived, and
ho WAS only prevailed upon to do 80 whom &C.
companied by an officer.
Chief Of Police Campbell, Of Brooklyn, has
boon removed. No successor is yet nanlod.
Tho 9horiF has posted a notice OF tho sale on
Tuoaday next OF tic furniture in the Comrtroll-
6r office, tho pictures in tho Governors room,
City-Hnl1, de-, to BatBfy Judgment OF 910, ,006
obtained against tho city by Judge Fowler.
J. 2. Sheppard, agent Of tho West Shore &
Chicago Railroad, at Hobokou, has been missing
siuco Saturday.
In addition to tho Testimony in tho case of tho
Italian boys, tho Deputy Marshal testified that
IN two houses In Croaby street ho found 150
children, md In each room ten or twelve boys
tod by the wrists with a cord. A man was in
charge of evory room. In somo cases the chill
dren woro marked by the padronos by branding
on the check, lip, or oar.
The iron-merohants In this city attribute tho
lockout at Manchester, .England,to tho fact that
tho high price Of English iron and increased
American market almoHt wholly independent OF
Great Britain. The importation Of British iron
to this country is yery light, and confined to
special products, such aa Scotch pg. American
iron a now sont to CANADA, and consumors in
California, who formerly obtained all
their iron from England, arc now buying
it in Pittsburgh aud this city,
An extensive dealer aaid that in making an esti-
mate this week in regard to ! 100 tons Of sheet
iron, he found that 1t could be bought Of Amori-
can manufacturers at half cont per pound lesu
than tho prico Of an inferior grade imported.
Sixty moro Mennonites arrived to-day per
steamer Holaatia- They will follow those who
loft for Minnesota aono days ago.
, 1873-08-22

Tho Ithacn IN. y Journal snyH TINT the
fanily OF Mr.. Wenloy IInrd, rentlng near that
city. layo suffered greatly from the ravagcB Of
soariot feyor, four Of ita members, two Sons and
within tho last two wooks. Tho younger son
WAS nearly 20, aud the other "a yoa1n Of
ago tho daughters wero somewhat younger.
All tho remaining monaberB OF tho family, tho
parents and a son and daughter, arc sick, some
raging with such virillonco In this family, has
not made ita appearance elsewhere in that neigh
horhood,
, 1873-08-22

hFfF5I1 Usp0lcH 10 TIN CA}ca90 TTj4tnt
AunonA, ILL.,, Aug 2l.-II. Chapman sold to Bonnet
Isroa dcneya, 13o bnshos wheat ut $3.50 psr i,lsho
@. Strong to D. Val!nsino, 2977 pounds OF wool al ID
conts g. Bhoaes to D. Va!ntimo, po1ssla wool at
~ eonta g. Sherwood to D. vaflntine, 1880 pounds
wool at 40 cents; Charles lIeudd to D. Vaintne O9l
pounds wool at 10 cons small lots 10 b. Vaiintnc,
1000 Pounds at 20 eenta; Y. s. Niles to Val!n.ine Il
intIno Case, l,oo0 pounds butter IL to - conts,
, 1873-08-22

Special Dispatch to 4Ne chicaao Tribune
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 21.-:rhe second days.
proceedings have passed. off very pleasantly.
There have been many 1no and valuable papora
read, and OF great interent. The moeting prom
iaea to bo oile OF tho best eyor hold. Distin-
gniRhed persons arc continually arriving, and
mora are expected. Tho various papors Of tho
stato arc fully represented, and very full uc-
counts are given.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 21.-1n addition to tho
regular session Of tho American Association for
The Advancement Of Science, today, . popular
session was held this oyening In . large hall.
Prof. F. y. Yough road papor on tho duty Of
Tho Government in the PRESERVATION OF forests,
and QUO BY L. Il. Morgan, on tho Architecture OF
trail America. The latter was illustrated by
drawings on the blackboard by Prof. Morse.
This session Was largely attended by oitizens
generally.
On Saturday at IL O'Clock tho Association will
be invited to all excursion among tho lslnndH,
aud OH Tuesday to a clam-bake.
, 1873-08-22
HORRORS OF THE MORGUE.

Washington County, Pa., Found
Picklcd In the Dissccting Room OF
q Philadelphia Medical College.
purApE1ru1A, Pa, Aug. 21.-Diaclosurea
mado BY the Police Department to-day reveal a
aad Htato OF affairs ut tho City Morguo. The
body OF Thomas Munco, wealthy farmer Of
Washington County, who loft his homo in tho
oarly part Of July last, has boon found picked in
the diasecting room Of tho University. 1t
bad been sold to the College by some one con-
nocted with tho Alorguo. The family Of tho
dead man wore in tho city to-day and identified
tho body. Tho discovery WAS made by finding
the watch Of deeoased in q rawn-ollice, whoroo
it had boon pledged by ono William MoEwcn,
who was tho drivor Of the Coroners wagon.
Munce was found drowned on tho morning Of
July 8, and McEwen removed the body to the
Morgue tho samo day. On tho 9Th it found It's
way into tho College. McEwen has boon
arrested, and an investigation IL being further
pushed, Tho Deputy-Coronor states TINT ho
holds the receipt Of the Superintendent Of the
city burial ground for tho body. It appears
that. at the Time Of tho inquest, the na1no Of
deceased Was not known.
, 1873-08-22

Special Dispatoh to The Chicago Tribune.
SrnlNar1ELD, Aug. M.-At tho annual moot
ing Of tho stockholders OF the Peoria Il Bpring-
field Railroad, held hero yesterday, tho following
Directors were chosen: John r. Stuart Bpring-
aeld; James 9. Conkling, Springfield !, John
field; Sidney t'ulyifor, Peoria; 4. J. Hedges,
Peoria; James HaineB. Pokin; D. Il. Thompson,
pekn; Milan Alkro, Menard County. Tho
Directors. at tlolr meoting subsequently,, elected
James Hpinea President; Jameh @. Conkling,
Vico-presiaont; George N, Black, Secretary;
, 1873-08-22

PANS, Aug. 21.--Tho Opinion Nutionale Of
to-dny says tint negotiations looking to fusion
Of the Conservatives of tho Assembly with the
Logitimiats in tho intorost of tho Count do
Chambord, las suddenly como to IN ond In con-
sequence of difforoncos upon questions of a
national flag.
II. Douillorto Minister Of Commerce, has writ
ton letter to NJ Duval In which he says tho
diHorentinl duties on grain imported into Franco
in American and other foreign vessels, will COLI
tinue to be- collected until Oct. next.
, 1873-08-22

MEMPHIS, Tonn., Aug. 21.-The first halo of
now cotton Was received tonight by Ford, Porter
l. Co., from Canton, Hiss.
Joseph WeiBs, employed at Leclcro's saloon, on
blain stroot, fol1 from a fourth-story window to-
night and received probably fatal Injuries. Ho
had fallen aHloep whllo sitting In the window.
, 1873-08-22

WILMINGTON. Del, Aug. 21.--A rain-atorm,
last night, carried away the feeder Of tho Della
ware & Chesapeake Canal, together with part of
the Delaware Compauy's bridge, stopping traffic
for the present.
ELKroN, Nd. Aug. 21.--Tho break in tho
Delaware Canal swept fourteen boats into tho
meadows, and undermined several honHos, from
which the occupants were rescued with difficulty.
, 1873-08-22
The St. Louis lgrlt3ue

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Oflicors Of tho Board
Of Enginoers have been appointed by tho Soc
rotary Of War to meet ut st. LouiB on tho 22d
OF September, to examine tho construction OF
the st. Louis and lllinoia bridge, and report
,shethcr tho bridge will prove serious obstruc-
ton to the navigation Of tho Mississippi, and, il
30, in what manner its construction can bo noli-
f3o1
, 1873-08-22

Action OF Italians in Canada IEcfu~
two to tho Child S1nvc Trade.
MONTREAL, Canada, Aug. 21.-At 4 meeting
tonight, of Italian residents Of this city, rcso-
lutionB wore passed regarding the abon,inable
tratlo in Italian childron abroad. A forci-
bio illustration was shown in this
connection by tho arrest and prosecution OF Gli-
one, at Now Haven, Conn. a vote Of thanks
In tho mother-tonguo was also forwarded to tho
Italian Conaul-deneral at Now York, as mark
Of gratitude for his vigorous oxortions towards
crushing tho shameful trado.
, 1873-08-22
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TR1D1JNE FRIDAY AUGUST % 1873 .

wero fow In number, only containing tho pail
bcarora, membora Of tho family, and household
servants. Tho church was filled with frionds
and acquaintnnces Of decoanod. Tho aervicoa
woro conducted by tho laov. Drs. Togga md
Hodge. 1ntormont took ptnco In tho family
vault In the old burinl ground.
, 1873-08-22

DEs MONIES, Ia:, Aug. 21-A special to tho
STATE Register tonight states that tho nopubli-
cans Of tho Twonty-tlrst Representative District
IN convention at Atlantic, nominated William N.
Eaaton Of Adair County. for Representative.
nominated Davis McCann for Senator and tho
Hon. John Tasker WAS ronominatod, and 8. II,
Toran for Representatives.
, 1873-08-22

Iowa Cry, Iowa. Aug. 21.--Dr. William Vogt,
for twenty-five years resident OF this city,
citizen, died suddenly this evening, at his 1esi-
dence, Of peritonitis
, 1873-08-22

RoME, Aug. 21.-Tho Government has re-
coived intelligence Of tho obstruction OF noted
ated in tho vicinity Of Ealorno. Blk of tho
brigauds woro killed and tho rost captured.
, 1873-08-22
Discovery of Lend In Kansas

Discovery of Lead In 1Knnsnss
KANSAS Cry, No., Aug. 21.-Grcat excite
ment exists IN Baxter Springs, Kan, over tho
discovery OF lead In the streets OF TINT city. A
negro boy found It by accident few days ago,
sinco which tho street has beon vacated by tho
City Council, and tho citizons generally have
turned out to mining. It il in immonBe quanti-
tics near tho surface,
, 1873-08-22

Special Disputeh to The Chtcaao Tribune.
OHHKosM Wis, Aug. 2l-A nun uarnotl r. l.,
Crawford, recently. employed at the Northern In
sane Asylum, near this city, has boon arroBtod,
aud will be takon to HillHdalo, Mlcl o., q
charge Of seduction.
, 1873-08-22

Tho fall term of the Bureau County Circuit
Court will open on Monday noxt.
At tie inquest over tho body of Simon George,
at Patterson, n. j., tho evidence showed TINT he
WAS beaten and stoned to death because ho was
q Fronchman, by drunken Irish laborors, No
arrests.
Michae1 Killoran, about 60 yoarB Of ago, ut
work in Dlanchard'a grain warehouse in LaSallc,
fell about ton foot on Wednesday afternoon.
striking on q plank floor, broaking his clayic1e
and seriously bruising his head.
, 1873-08-22

Funeral OF tho Lnte William Meredith.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-The funeral Of VIM.
II. Meredith took place to-day, Tho remains Wero
conveyed from Ills late residence to Christ
Church, the following gentlemen ao,ing as
pall-bosrora Judges Road, Stroud. CadwalIster,
and Ludlow, J. J. Barclay, VIM. Darlington, Pc
ter Mccall, and II. j. Williams. Tue carriareu
, 1873-08-22

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2l.-John C.,BtiB, a colored
body-aeryant OF George Washington ii, 17B2,
dled At Canaan. Dano County Wis, on the lst
inst, aged 107 yoAra.
, 1873-08-22

LlyEnpoo1, Aug. 21.-stoamships Castalia md
0Eoat WoHtern, from Now York, and Austrian
from baltimore, havo arrived out.
New YonK, Aug. 2l.-Arriyol- Steamships
Arragon, from Bristol Caledonia, from dlas-
gov, and HolBatia, from Hamburg.
, 1873-08-22

Special LHspateh to The Chteago Tribune.
OEDAn IsArIDs Iowa, Aug. 2l.-Tho tlird an-
nual tnooting Of the Agricultural Association Of
Oentral Iowa began to-day, Only local horsos