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Wonderful French Inventions In
TclcErnphinK.

AclcEF1pnlHKs
Vienna Correspondence Ntu Fork Hail.
am gorry NO nro not represented in tole-
graphic apparatus, as we have several things in
Amorica that would DO worth seeing. The
Fronch telographo department IL tho beBt in tho
Exhibition, and so1no OF tho inventions are ex-
coedingly interesting. There Is machine TINT
prints IN autographio dispatch, not chemically,
like tho othor autographio instruments, but on
white paper with printors' ink It cannot be
doacribed in writing, and so I viii not attempt
to say how it is made, except That thero ia syn
chronous action Of two rollers; ono may be In
New York aud tho other in San Francisco, or in
any two othor places connected by o telegraph
wire. a Written meBBago, o sheet Of music, tho
portrait Of d burglar, aslythingthat can bo drawn
with a pon-not with d poncil-may bo tolo-
gEaphed from ono end Of tho world to tho other
and reproduced with printers ink on white
paper, hko that whoycon tho patron Of the Afail
which four operators can work over single wiro
at once In one direction just aa ono operator
does with us, and by putting on four operators
tho othor way, you can mako tho capacity Of ono
wire equal to that Of eight by tho old system.
Wo arc now using In America system
by Which Wiro may bo operated both
ways simultaneously. Tho Frencl maohino is
an oleotro-mngnot that works over a 100 milos Of
wiro, and they will toll, within lalf yard or 30,
oxnotly whoro pnounutio tube Inns become
obstrllotod. Suppose you have tube between
New York md Harlem, aud wnd of papor,
rat, or something Of that sort, gets into It !; you
don't know exactly whero to look tor tho obatruc-
tion, and it iH serious matter to go md dig up
yards from tho othor. This machine tells you
just whoro to 60. though it will not toll you
whether 1t iB rat or q Wad Of paper TINT stops
tho tubo,
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RAILROAD NEWS.

Important DccfRi0n Concerning tho
Lcaso OF tho Now Jersey R0ndH-.sc-
lection OF tho Western terminus OF
rho Northern Pnoiflc.
EAnLv1IA.E, July 1b.-The railroad known as
tho Konyon llond now running from Rock Falls
to 8habbonn aomo timo Bince pasted under tho
control Of tho Chicago. Burlington Quincy
nond. Tic matter is now being considered OF
taking up tho truck Of this road from paw-Paw
TO shabbonn, and continuing tho road from
Paw-paw to Earlvillo, thug making direct con-
noetion with tic main line. aaying the Company
tho expenso Of running thotr cars over tho
IIinohloy Road from shabbona to Aurora.
CLEVELAND, O., July 15.-The Lake Shore Il
Michigan Southern Railroad Company has just
purchased 1G0 aorea OF land ncar this city aud
their shops thereon and extending their yards.
THO price paid was S050 per aero, being about
a104 900, which Is about $1,000 1ens than 1t coat
tho parties who purchased and sold tho land to
tho Company. Work will bo oommonced at once
TnENroa, July 15.-The Court Of Errors and
Appeals, by vota OF to !, has decided that tho
act Of 1870 did not authorize tho Lease Of the
Now Jersey roads to tie pennBylvanin nailroad
Company, nnd orlorB Oh injunction to iasno
against #, unless tho equittoa Of tho case havo
bocomo SO changed that difreront mode Of ro-
lief is necessary. Chief Justice Doaaloy dis
cents, saying that tho act Of 1870 ia conBtitu-
tional, and Of sufficient force to authorize tho
loane which has beon made, and is binding.
New Yong, July 15.-An injunction waB yoster-
day sorvod on tho Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad
Company restraining 1t from paying the dividend
duo to-day on tho stock Of the Pacific Railroad
Of Missouri, Which road it has leased In perpo'
tuity.
SAN FAANo1sco, Jn1y ia dispatch from,
Portland says that tho CommiasfonorH Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad hnvo decided 10 make
the wcstern terminus in Tacoma, Washington
TerritOry
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MoViokcr nino, yesterday afternoon, by . acoro
Of ID to H.
NEW YonK, July 15.-Deso ball-Dostons, 4 |;
MutualB, 18.
Brn1NdF1ELp. Mass, July 15-Daao Bill
Harvard freshmen, 81 Brown froBhmon, ID.


AQUATIC.
Special Dtspatch to Tbs Chicago tribune.
DErnu1T, July t5.-An international regatta Of
sailboats and pleasuro yachts, owned along tho
river. will ta1o place tomorrow ut aroBa Island.
There aro twelve entries.
srnrNaF1Enp, Masa., July 16.-Illo nvo.milo
singlo-scuu raco botween John Dlglin and Ellie
Ward, for $500 sdo, camo OF ths afternoon,
on tho Connecticut liver, bolow this City. At
tho start, Ward took tho Lead pulling 40 strokes
to tho minute. Diglin pulling 0s, aril evidently
rowing we'll within himself, whflo Ward waa
putting forth all hia strength. The. lattqr
spocdily gainod two 1ongths, and took BE..
lin's wntor. In this position thoy passed
tho course, and kopt on until nearly
opposite tho two milo tlsg, when Ward suddenly
was unnblo to proceed. Ito was taken from tho
bont and carried to tho Amherst quarters, wllero
ho soon revived sufficiently to explain that ho
was eeizod with vortigo. Dr.. Dorman, Of
Tl,ompoonvillo, now engagoa to attend him,
gave tho opinion TINT tho vertigo WAS caused by
q slight congestion Of the lungs brought on BY
over cxertion, while suffering from cold. At d
lato hour this evoning Ward was quite comforta-
bio, though still weali.
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delocsted Ills arm Yesterday. His condition ID
ot.s'o"i'
=, In PHILADELPHIA on Monday evening, Michael
swaVol, aged %, fol- during quarrel will, Ills
HoE-in-lnw, John Wotzel, and when picked up lo
was doad.
Charlos Jollnson, ono Of r, r. Darnum'g pror,-
orty-mon, diol at tho Clinton House, In Gloyo-
land yoBtortay, from, paralytio strohe, rho
body will DO Hont homo to Now York.
Tho Unitot States Detriot Court convened ut
upon tho boncl,. Tho lion. J. +. Lano, Of Da-
vonport, District Attorney, and numbor OF To-
gal lights Of magnitude aro In attendance.
Austin Kirkontlall until latoly proprietor OF
tho We4ler Housc, in Dubuque, ant rocently
plnco Ito waa preparing to return, diol suddenly
on Monday night FROM a stroke Of apoplcxy. lilo
1oaVca vito and two chidron.
4 sad accllont occurred as Council Bluffs ycB-
torday afternoon, 4 boy named Hio)iarl
to-, dlsohargod its contents into the brain Of
!sa dMonara uflinmorman, On 8-yoar. ola playmate
INC unfortunate victim is still living, hut hts
enaheea OF recovery afo considered very doubt
'ui. o.,..,,. ,,,-, 49,.
" Esquire" piarco was killed by q kick from q
bulky horHo. He stepped behind, tho horse to
whip him, and % ho gavo tho blow tho horse
kicked. hitting him jnHt over tho hoart, killing
him instantly. Esquire Pierce was ono Of tho
f.o- .nos ~t -o AA~F1o6 nStS4oA VI tAo
prairie IN le5a'
On Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock man
named John Sullivan, SO years Of ago, engaged
IN laying sewer-pipo on ColumbnH street, In
Cleveland, Vas buried boneath ton foot Of
heavy soil, the ditch having caved in upon him.
Ho was dug out By his follow-labororB, and died
IN sovon minutes aftor belng extricatol. Ho
leaves vito and two children.
Tho pecuniary loss to Koo1suk County. Town,
by tho tornado Of Nav %. as eatimatod by 4
committee Of three appointed by tho Board Of
Supervisors, is e33,0t0. The committee recon-
mond an abatement Of the tnx Of 1871 assessed
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Dcmiso of u rxolatbition Newspapers
Uholecd by n Observation-Disclosures.
Special Dfepateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DErRo1r, July 15.-The prohibition organ Of
thiH city, tho Ne,o World hns como to griof. It
iH indebted several thousand dollars to tho Do
troit Papor Company, md is In arroarB OF wages
to all ita employees for several woolsH, aud its
chief proprietor, h1r. Newman, Of Ionia County,
los Unsupported. Tho reBlllt la considerable con-
Btoruation among his creditors.
An Adrian tottor announces tho strangling by
q piece Of stenk ho was eating, whilo somewhat
undor the intlnouco Of liquor. Of German
named Frederick Spitzonmeyor. Tho pfoco Of
moat ho attempted to swallow was throo inches
long by two wido.
Tho crew Of tho schooner Northern Bo1le, sunk
Inst Saturday by collision with tho Annio Vought,
noar Skillagallco, havo reached hero In aafoty.
Tho attempt to consolidate tho Detroit md
Lansiug Homeopathic Colleges received check
to-day Ut lansing, through tho failuro of tho
Detroit representatives to put in m appearance
Mt tho conference called at lansing
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MARINE.


hNtlfEu. July 10.
st,nr pers!s Montreal % oct. anl caaes brandy loo
n toua packing salt.
6chr 8. F. Gallo, 0ckme, 100 II caaks wine, 1Td cd9
wood.
Bchr 8unrlse, Cleveland, 78o tons coal
schr Deloit, fentwater, Ito m lun,bor
Hchr Jo Villas, Iudington, lao m lumber.
Bchx EaBlua, OgdenAburgh, eundrIca,
1lark ponsaukeo, buffalo, LOCO toms coal.
1rop Thoa. 4. Scott, buffalo, 1,2ds brla salt.
gchr Cuba, Ford ltvor, 1856 nj lunlbor, 65 III 1ath.
Prop Nebraska, Buffalo, 375 lars railroad Iron.
,6tmr MusicBo, Grand Haven, 10 bo1cs 1sh, and aun-
dgios.
Prop III. Orch, hfanistee, 100 IN lumber.
Heir A. Frederick, Holland, 4b eds wood.
Barge City Ut Erie, urand 11ayon, zoo nj lumber.
large Guiding Star, Port Huron, 900 t'rs Bat.
Prop City Of Detroit, Port nrou $500 brls aalt 7k
pkgs f4l. ~
Hcow 0oaA!. Mary, south Hsvou, 80 corda wood. 50
cords bark.
stnr 0orona, III. Joseph 1.19l berries, "a pkgs
ftal.
stnr sA.boygan, Bhoboygan. IL ptga fsh, aud sun-
drlus.
Prop Arnbia, Dunalo, 647 brls sugar.
Prop Mary Booth, White lako, 1l3 N lumber, 20 m
lath.
solr johnson, Muakegan 200 m lumber.
Hclr Willie Keller, Little Soaus, &t8 totu coal.
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Station. }Dar.I ThrI Wind. [Raint Weather.


- WAsn1EoroN, July 15.-On Wednesday for tho
Gulf 6tatos, winds generally veering to tho
south or southeast, with falling barometer, high
or temperature aud Increased cloudiness. For
tho South Atlantic States, sontheastorly winds,
Middle and Eastern States, westerly winds
lower temperature, pnvtly cloudy and clear
weather. For tho Like Region aud Ohio Valley,
south and cast Winds falling barometer. high
temperature, cloudy aud partly cloudy weather
winds vooring to tie southwout and northwest,
will, lower temperature and generally clear
weather.
STAGE or WATER.
Daily report OF tho stage Of water, with
changes IN tho twonty-four hours onding . p.
ul., July is, 1878.
, 1873-07-16
THE "clTY or WASHINGTON"

The official investigation into tho
Observation-Disclosures to Bo Given on
Thursday.
HALIFAX, July 15-The Court Of Inquiry into
the wreck Of tho City Of Washington resumed ita
sitting to-day. A variety OF evidence was taken
viz: TINT tho officers were sober that the fog
was dense most Of tho voyage TINT tho ahip
WAS III good order and tho fookouts properly
maintained, oto. The Puraor related an Instance
whore the prosonce OF twonty-sevon cases Bew-
ing-macllineB slowed on another vessel oausod Il
groat deviation on tho part Of tho compass. Tho
Court adjourned to Thursday whom Judgment
will be giYpu.
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THE ruILADELpu1As AND posToNB COMING.
Tho announcement that theso famous clubs
aro to play three match games in Chicago
during the present month will be gratifying
one to thousands. Tho Philadelphla Club, as ia
well known, ia composed almost wholly Of play
ers who made their regulations under tho name
OF tho Chicago White Stocking Club and their
roappoaranco on the scone Of former exciting
triumphs will DO hniled with delight Tho ma
jority Of tho Boston nine arc also fayorably re-
memberod hera. Tho gamcs will bo played Oh
the Twonty-third street grounds on Wednesday,
July p, Saturday, July 49. aud Monday, July 90.
Additional particulars will be givon toward the
close Of the week.
ATHLETICS Y. DO9TONH.
Special Dtsptteh to tie Nt.s York WorM..
PH1lADE1pn1A,. July 12.--Tho second cham
city, and the Dostong, Of Boston, tho present
posaosHora Of tho whip ponnant, attracted be-
ground this afternoon. Tho game was vory
scoring only in tic fourth inning, IN which
Barnes was given base OH called balls md az
spalding, Leonard, White, and O'nourko follow
cd with safe EaHa hits four runs were made, two
Of which were earned. Tho Athletics made ono
run in the fourth inning by tho mufllng Of George
Wright, aud then tied shoir opponontH' score In
the following inning by mixing thrpe earned runs,
AnHon, Fisler, Fisher, Sutton, md Olapp leading
on with good hlts on Harry Wright'a pitch
ing. The "HcdB did not mike base hit ln the
last five innings only ono man getting hla base,
and that by an error Of hlc0eary's. Ii tho afth
inning threo Of the Athletics reaoied their bases
by the errors Of Barnes, Leonard, and George
Wright, yot the winning run waa not SCORED until
the last inning whou Flaler and Sutton made
good hits, and tho foraor by fast running ran
from second base home before Harry Wright
could fold in the ball lit by Sutton. Tho Bos-
tons wero outbatted and olltleldod, the Athlet-
les losing soyeral runs by their poor base run
ming. Murnan'B outfoding vas . feature Of the
Athletics almost fault]eBs play. lie making Bo1no
extraordinary catches. Tho umplring Of Swan
doll was vory unsatisfactory to tia At1lotioa.
The following IL summary OF tho game
pAILADELrIiiA, "a, July ID, 1873-s0cond game Of
tho championship aeries between tho Athletics aud
Ip4touB:
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plttsb1lrgh Industrial EXPOS

P1TrapunaH, July 15.-Tho Industrial ExpoBi-
tion Committee hold meeting this afternoon in
the Common Council chamber. Tho attendance
'1vaB Bmall. The Charter Committee, after OK
amining tho charter OF tho Allegheny County
Agricultural Society, recommended that the pro-
3viHions Of the charter be enlarged, with tho con-
ssent Of the Society, when the Legislature con-
'vones, so that It can bo adapted to tho purpose
Of tho Iudustrin1 ExpoBiton.
, 1873-07-16

miscellaneous.
Tho steamer Annie L. Craig of Detroit. tx to have
largo addition male to her cabin room.
Tho rrussia T. tie name OF now Canadian pro-
ne!lss on route for chiesgo sho was built to
Tito iron ferryetea1ncr droat Woatorn ia bong TO-
paired Iii Detroit.
following description Of tho "S Clair Middle around:''
TAta shoal which La located tn tho Hyer st. Clair,
and opposite the town OF that name, Is 20UD yards
long, north mud south, and $50 yards wlde oaGt aud
vest A 1Gfoot spar buoy III located thereon, red aud
blnck horizontal stripes aud marks tho southern
trance to M the channels on each aldo Of tue middle
We learn tho cablo at Belle Isle Ii seriously dis
turbed by vessels aucLoring over It.
boat With IN Lis s a On GS tne 5 III inst H,
and has not been seen silce. There strong susp
cions Of foul plny
Cleveland and Kely's Island.
Capt "llson Vance, who commanded tho sarah
s E hp end %sn 9aa 5
linqnish his du Us commander, ho was In charge Of
tho prop Dertsc:y.
son has been unprecedented for sudden clargos Of
tho winds, both tho rivers aud lakes, tho prevailing
brcczes being from tho northeast Not unfrequontly
for days In succession tho wind as been variable and
from opposite points Of the compass from Two 10
three tinlca = day. Westerly winds laso been uu-
usually rarc."
River this aeaaon III It, ,000, 900.
Tho Captain Of q Lake Ontario steam tug Batea
that while on Ills Wy up tue ahs few 3ghs eso
thirty-one mloe distant,-with the gasnghts ii the
Streets and ail tho Appearances thes brilliantly Light
einty 1t night. The lighthouse 1t oswcgo, aso, a.
we'll dozen otherH tho laks shoro below, for
~ sacieta Harbor wero distinctly seen Tho display,
slowly faded Into darkness.
James oummins, ygbthonse-koepor 1T Point u polce
Island, with valuable gold watci as token Of up
DrcGi1tiQu Of his services In HaV1uR EfO.
, 1873-07-16

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-The aoyornmont Of
Japnn has sont or1ors for tho return Of five Of
tho si1 students who were sent to this country
by company in Osaka, and who havo boon
here two years, These fyo are ii: Tanaho and
s; Ata, Tfonton, N. J.; 7. Noknchi, philadel-
Wakita, Of Rhinebook, n. I. Tho nl1th is per-
mitted to remain at Lawroneeyille, N. J. The
five mentioned arc now In this city, haye pnr-
chased their tlokcta to Japan, and will start
homeward next week, going BY ral to SIM Frau
oHco. None Of them know the reason why they
have boon recalled, but all are hopeful that they
will DO allowed to roturn in tho oollrse Of Tow
mnutha.
, 1873-07-16

Special Dtspdteh to Tbs Chicago Trfbnne.

VIRGINIA POLITICS.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 16.-It Is now pretty
genorally conceded that tho ticket headod by
Col. Withers, Witch was In 1863 withdrawn bY
tho Virginia Conservatives to insure tho election
Of the preaont Gov. Waller, will bo again placed
In the field by the Conyontion which ia to DO
held at Richmond Aug. !.
FAT COMMISSION.
Tho European Syndicate Is to prosout claim
for communication On tho new per cent bonds, In
which the Geneva award is to bo invested no
cordfng to act Of Congress-, which will not that
clique ono hundred and 1fty-odd Thousand dol
lars. in addition to which claimants will be On
titled to interest from the time tho award is
paid, next September or sooner, should Eng
land decide to pay eatlior than it present ill.,
70 the associated Press.
APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-The President has ro-
appointed JAMES D. Jackson, Of Indiana, cadet
at the Military Academy Of tho United States at
large, for 1873, the appointment in June last
having been vacated BY failure to report. Tho
President has also reappointed George X. Hun
tor, Of Ohio, rejected in Juno Inst by tho Acad-
examination. The following have been appoint
cd Internal Novonuo Gaugera: Samuel Badgor
for Kansas, Archie G. Love for tue Second West
Virginia DMtrict, md William Coleman for Mon
tanA-
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.
Tho survey for tho continuation Of tho Chesa-
peake l. Ohio Canal, authorized by Congress
last winter, will be commenced about the lat Of
August. II il to ascertain tho most advantage
ous route to continue the canal from Cumbor~
land to tho Ohio River, and Col. sodgwicls, au
old officer, has boon employed to personally nu-
perintend tho matter. IIe has arrived bore for
the purpose OF taking preliminary stops towadra
tho work. Col William .. Morrill,, q. 8. A.,
stationed at Cincinnati, has general charge OF
the survey, ald tho work will 10 pushed forward
aa rapidly aa possible.
, 1873-07-16
Illinois River md Canal News.

Special Dt8patch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
LAaALLE, ILL.,, July 16.-Ihe Btnlr Beaver arrived
this morning towing tho canal-boats dipaoy Queou
from Henry, and tho Frederick from Ionneptu, both
loaded with corn, md doparted this evening towing
tho cannl-boas Norway, loaded with lumber for Mer-
doeta, the C!ar1etk with lumber for 1Iavana, and tho
ohicago Belle with Utica cement for st. Lous. Tho
Bnr Katie arrived towing tho Canal-boats Metropolis
md North Branch both from Ohilcothe, oalod with
corr. Tho prop Whnlo departed towing her barge
Friendship, both loaded with lumber ind salt for
poktn. Tho canal-boats North Branch, Metropolis,
Frederick, md Glpsey Queen, all loaded with
corn Tor Chicago, and tho Bay State, light to he loaded
Nth soal at the Lassllo shaft al PASSED into tho canal
with lumber for Havana, the Chicago ncle With Utica
Friendshr, both with iunber and salt for Pekln an
tho Gold Nod Light for LaBaie all pasned out Of tbs
canal. Ton feet Of waer the mro-sil Of Lock Is.
Blk foot full are reported tho Kckanoo bar, aud
good stage Of water throughout tho length OF tho river
Weather exceedingly hot nnd a,lltry
Tho water drawn from, tho canal-hasn in this
city this morning. In order to clean out the basin
which work will occupy about three days. Nay,ga-
ton will not bc seriously interrupted in consequence
however, aa tho basln will be filed each evening.
CANAL OFF1uE, CII1oAoo, July 15.-ARn1yED-13ril-
liant, Lockport, 700O bu oats Loy4atlan, Lasalle,
6.0o0 bu corn Polar Stnr, Laaalte, 6000 bu corn
Gold Hunter, Iasailo, 5000 bu corn.
0LEAnED--atnplo Loaf Joliet, 90 400 feot lumber,
!o00 lhn Orion, Mnrsoises 40 3l8 feet lumber In
dustry, Joliet St m lumber, 400 nth Deerpark No.
Henry 85e04 feet lumber, 20, ,250 iath j. D. Loon
ara Henry, ITO tons coal j. Donclar, LaSalte, e5-
248 feet lumber, tons co1l phnnt1, Lockport, 474
fcGt lumber, 88 $50 1ath.
, 1873-07-16

DETROIT, hfioh., July 16.-pAssKp Ur-propa Now
York Nopuno and barge, Eclipse and bnrgea, Superior
and barge, Jay Gould, Banilac barlH W1nona City OF
Painesvhe, Naiad sehra Lady DntTosin, II. williams,
DobbinB, Helyotia, Etna Barbarian.
PAseEn DowN-Props Tweed, Russia, oswcgetcbio,
Mary Jaroch aud bargcs, Fay mud barge, Ontouagon
and bargeR.
WINp-Northcaat.
m sy o Ind baraes bark Ns scrs nensq A1!a1
jas. Joy, Knapp.
PASSED DowH-prorellor Trader and bargea; barks
Starlight AMMO Vought L. a. Burton, Eeablrd.
WNp-Nprtheaat,
, 1873-07-16

Tho steamer Somerset arrived at Boston yes.
terday with l60 passengers from tho wrecked
stoamor City Of Washington.
Mrs. David Moffatt, an old and well-known
citizen Of Adel, Dallas County, Iowa, WAS killed.
by lightning while walking In the gardon gu
Sunday.
Iowa. In tho northern part farmors arc unable
to get holp enough u s. day to sttond the
cropH. ......
Ex-Mayor Charles williams, Of Rockford, 4
,prominont oltizen, accidentally broke log and
, 1873-07-16

ALTON, ILL.,, July 15.-The new Board Of Trus-
tees Of tho state 1soform School mot at Pontiao,
ILL.,, last evening, aud drew lots for their terms
OF services, which resulted III follows: Obadiah
Of Peoria. four yoarB; L. A. farks, Of Alton,
three yearsj J. r. Culver, of ponsiao, two yoars
aud Bolon Kendall, OF donoaoo ona year. The
Board was organized as below: l.. A. Parka,
President A.. II. lieynoldB, Vico-rrosident; Dr..
]. 8. Boaultor, Superintendent and Secretary i;
aud J. E. Morrow, Treasurer.
On Sunday night four boys made their escape
from tho institution.
, 1873-07-16

Dies MONIES, July l6.-Unitod States Marshal
Molondy IL IN this city. Ho has been Of lato en-
gaged in ferroting out gang Of counterfoiters
That havo been operating at Cedar Rapids, aud
has succeeded in procuring five Of them in tho
good ono-dol1ar bills were also soizod. the fig
-ilres on each Of which had boon raised from 81
tn &Ed1
, 1873-07-16
MARRIAGES..

WEBSTEn-PATrEN-July 13, by tho rev, o. Il.
Hall. M1 Seth Wobstor and Miss Nono II. Patteu, both
Of Palatne.
MoDoNALD-ARNETT-- In this city, At tho residence
Of tho btidcs father, Wnl AEnqtt Eal Tuesday July
u. Arnett, both ct Chicago. No cards.
ROBINSON -HuDSON-July1 49, at the Eosldonco Of
tho BRIDES father, by tho Row. Dr. Warron tocnr ol st.
Mark'a Church. e. q. Robinson. Of Detroit, and Miss
Barnl J. uutlson, Of Hyde BARK.
EH-Dotrntt papers please copy.
, 1873-07-16

NEW YoRK, July 15.-Auiyed, the steamships
Italia, from Glasgow, and Konig BgerTe, from
LONDON, July 15.-Alrived out. the steau,-
RhipB City of TariH, Europa, md Graf Bismarck,
from Now York, and 5armatian, from Quebec,
QuEENsrowN, July 16-Aulyod, the parthis,
from NoW York.
, 1873-07-16
JosVelry HtOrc Robbed.

Special Df.latch . Tie Chicago 4Ft14A,s.
M1LwAuKEE, July lb.-Iho 1owolry establish
Of $500 worth Of gold chains, neokacos, and
bracelets at 8 o'clock tlis morning. One OF tue
propriotora was assisting tho clerk to open the
store, when two men stepped in aud engaged
the attention Of both ut the rear Of tho eBtab-
lshmont, and thua enabled tlllrd party to step
10 and walk OF with case Just brought from
tho vault. Tho thievos were seen at the depJt
ca .hs ssriral Of tha train from Chicago, tdt
, 1873-07-16

Special Uispatch to The Chtcado Tribune.
WAsu1NoToA, July 15.-Late Southern news
papora pronounce Jotr Davis' decision aB umpire
in tho threatened duol between Wntorsmith aud
Cole, Of Memphis, very impertinent, coming
from President Davis. because 1t has boon con-
tended that there could bo no settlement after
d blow had boon dealt.
, 1873-07-16

drath, Of Ann Arbor, fell into ciasorn this
morning, nn1 waa drowned.
DuRLNaroN, 1n., July 16.-Wi1iam Ornmpton,
aged 1s, was drowned horo yostordny BY tho
sinking Of 0 skin. Tho body waH recovered.
Of 1anao Ripley. Of tbfa city, was drowned while
battling O fow milos below tho city. Tho body
was not recovered at tho latoBt accounts.
, 1873-07-16

Maryland Agricultural College.
BALTIMORE, July 15.-The TrtlBtecs OF tho
Maryland Agricultural College to-day elected
Cen. Samuel Jones President, vice Dr. Samuel
Regieter, resigned. Gen. Jones' Ia graduate OF
West Point, and was formorly Professor there,
and IL now Professor In tho University OF Oali.
foruiR