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, 1873-09-11

Liquors wore pnror n1nrked-baok cards wcro
mt exposol by respectable sta!ioncrp. But mon
Woro sensitive to dinlaonor, and respected tho
annotty Of oaol, other'a homes mud tho purity OF
George Clinton kept tho lamo Of civil liberty
alive. And no orator In TINT day excused its
e1coaaeB by naying TINT Il wna hottor than tho
ro'En OF Domitlnn or Unligula.
BEN pooAE AND Oh. Lon1Nd.
How migrate Is Don Dutler torefcr to Don Por]oy
pooree, that old veterinarian lotsor-writor and
VIC, whiie Washington correspondent oS Of tho
Chicago journal, had drawn back pay aud In
ofonee Ao" vicious this waa III return for 30
much dteintorostod friendship.
rooro liyoa at Newburyport. and carries eor-
ota! newspaper correspondents thore ovory year
to doacribo his farm. Ho is President of militia
band. and raises the largest soed-onfona and
comblned with much political hanging-on, haa
always soeincd to him to DO sufloiont to elect
him to Congress-, there to got off his two
standard spooohos upon $40 Groat Napoleon y
and "Tho man with tho breech-loading rnuskot."
elonal prosidor at free-and-easys and political
trae-lunohes, ,--anything to entit1e him to tho
added moral faculty Of Rayol in hand. Thoro
arc Buch men ovon ill Boston, who hang on tho
ruptod Wow Of tho outside of office for ali his
life. Hc Is tho Or. Underwood Of MaBsAchn-
settR politics, selling pools for tho people who
run for tho Offices. It in g1avcly announced in
tho newspapers that thoro is new coalition
when Loring accedca to Butler. "Tho Doctor" j"
says tho Boston preBs, "iB understood to
havo given In his ndhoaion." This must havo
made as much commotion as whom smmun Tap
portit gayo In his adhesion to the Elder nudgo.
However,, It Is always tho sa@s. Loring appears
at tho beginning Of every campaign on trout
eeat,-pooro at tho tail-end, wheeling barrow
Of apples Les c1tremes Sc tottche.
MEM.
Mr. Young, Of tho Bureau OF Statistics, bus got
It all down. Only $4,000 Americana went to
Europe this year and our foreign obligations,
all told, are but 81 ,000, 100000. GATH.
, 1873-09-11

.specia! Disputch to The Chicago Tribune.
Qu1aoy, ILL.,, Sept. lo.-Thc ". ". RAILROAD
las purchased tic property on tho levee betweeu
ane snd Jersey ssts ~ sto fof or rex m
civ. T6n vork OF laying track for tie Same road,
but.th from tho old depot, commences on Monday.
CA1no ILL.,, Sept. l0.-Ils afternoon ltoswel Miller,
Acting Superintendent, by authority OF President
burnside took possession OF tie general Offices Of tho
Cairo Vincennes Railroad. and Issued orders to en-
oes to disregard al oers nnno tr 5onn e. 9
ordered ] Ill Trains stopped. Tho telegraph wire
on Tho road has been cut by some
ono for the purpose, In suroaod Of preventing tho
transmission Of orders by tho new management. The
war 10 DO between two factions, 1na REPRESENT
s;rnsral Manager Tbo old employees. fur ~ heard
from recrnrd inclined to act anly on orders from Leo
al,s. nsefs IN WinAbws interest," Tho hthtr creates
C,E. g.. IL. nA...I ;. y. ....
DIS Avl:Ls Set. Ia. meeting Of Tho Directors
, 1873-09-11

INDIANAPOLIS EXPOSITION.
. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 10.-Although the Expos-
tion was foElnully opened to-day very largo amount
Of articles not ye placed In position. Ono or two
but there 10 every indication TINT tho Expedition viii
bc complete SUCCESS.
Senator AIorton'a address to-day chiefly confined
to tho interest Of tho 8tate Its resources aud prospects,
Goy. Hendricks mado the dedicatory address, In
which he refcr1cd to tho Organization Of tho State
Board Of Agriculture twenty-five years ago, tho ro-
sponsbe duties 1t has performed, and the improved
condition Of agriculture horticulture, and tho mo-
chantc, manufacturing, and household arts. ue eaid
These duties bring this Board Of Asri-
country Of moro than 0000 600 norcs, cultIvatnR
moro than 100000 far1us, with more than TO- 900 coo
acres OF improved 1anaa and producing ANNUALLY
nbout 2a 600 bushels Of wheat 600 bBl.es of
corn, ns shown by State rcturnh GOO bushels Of
oats, nearly 9,bO0, 600 pounds OF tobacco 600OOO0
pounds Of wool nearly $500 900 bushos Of potatocs,
about y COO pounds OF butter, than COO
tons Of hay, and orchard products Of the value Of
nearly 1000 ooo having live stock Of tho value Of
railroads, and 425 mics OF Hdo-1acks, assessed for
ta1atoh at $40 0o0, ,ooo md with entiro taxablo
property in tho State Of 1850 O00 beiuR moro than
double The assessment Of 1900 and increase Of
" $200, ,000, 900 over 1879, and with coa-bed OF
which Prof. r. 7. Brown haa said that, max
ing liberal allowance for faults and local
defects In tho conlbcds 1t Will 10 eafe to asaume that
Indiana l1ds coal dcpost equal to ten foot in thick
ncss. and covering 5000 square miles. II to
consume million Of tons year, tho supply would
last 900 years, and OF which Prof. Cox has said tho
area Of coal-measrod in 1ndana ID onc-lfth part Of
the cntiro State, moro than onehhH large tho
tire coal area Of Great Britain and Ireland.
, 1873-09-11
FOREIGN.


HAVANA, Sept. 10.-A telegram has been received
from tho coorcd Miniater Of spain cordially saluting
tho authorities an nhabauts Of tho island and nay
ings "Tho principal missIon OF tho now Government
10 o1pate the dcaa Of intolerance suatanod by
oarliat hordta, and gyo the country that peace which
ID required for tho advancement Of now fnsttu.
ons. Our Colonial brcthren WILL without doubt, Md
Us in our patriotic mss!on for tho pscication Of tho
Pcnnsu1a and Cuba"
Atclcgram from Santiago do 0uba, states that
party Of nBurgents attacked coffco plantation At
qau1alo'ipo, but were ropuscd with tic loss Of ono
Lieutenant and seven mcn.
, 1873-09-11
NORTHERN WISCONSIN FAIR,

Specaal Dispatch 70 7he Chicago 1F1bNne.
osHKosli, Wis., Sept. a.-From preparations already
made, looks II tho ncxt fair Of tho Northern State
Agricultural Society would be tho bcst ever hold in
addresaos will DO nado tho grounds BY tbs follow
lug gentlemen: annual Address, by the Hon.
James G. nlainc Of Maine; CATTLE BY George E. Nor
BY tho Hon. II. N. Smith, 6beboygan Falls !;
Agriculture, by james II. Foatcr Wnnebago Patrons
Of 1lusbandry, by Mathow Anderson, cf Dane Farm
aud aarden, hy II. Smith. Of Grntn Bay Horses, BY
THO Hon. J. Pulling, Of Beaver Dam Sheep BY tho
Hon. Ell gtilson. Of 0shkosh; Horticulture, BY tho
20, unl continued one week.
, 1873-09-11

DENVER, Col, Sept. lO.-The election yesterday III
this city and county, well in the other counties OF
tho Territory, cntirely devoid of political bgnin
cance. Tho tickets wore straight Republican and
Ciizens' Peoples, but the voters almost entirely
ignored purity and voted according to personal prefer
elces. Vcry few straight tickets Of either sde wsre
voted. The scratching vas 80 universal that the
results will not be definitely determined before
tc-day. Tho Indications now that majority OF
the Citizcns candidates elected 10 the most i'm
porant county ohccB, while tho Legislative ticket Ia
sbout equally divided. Tho result ia regarded aB
defeat Of tho so-callcd Republican ring. Tho good
order prevailing is attributed to the strict observance
Of tho liquor law, tho saloons being all closed until
After p. NJ.
, 1873-09-11

Br. 1.ou1H, No., Bopt 10.-Tho 1f1nts has special
from IT, H. Phelps Chairman of the Finance Commit
tee Of the Howard Association at Shreveport L.,
malignant typo il raging iearfuly thcro. business is
completely prostrated, Inl lnrgo number of cixons
have left ho city. This percentage Of mortality among
not yc There hardly enough well 10 take OF the
sick. Nsw Orleans has responded fully to our appeal
for nurses and physcians are en route to our ausis-
tho sck and supplies for the destute. meeting Of
ne1chAnta and citzens generally Will DO held hero
Change Tomorrow to provide Kla!aauca for tue auf-
, 1873-09-11

Last evening a Mss. jerks, Of Elstn, called ut the
Police Headquarters nnd 1nado tho following
statement: Yesterday morning her daughter, .
young lady about 20 years old, left her
home, and It was afterwards learned TINT ahe had
taken the train for Chicago. It 1s surlniscd that sho
was accompanied by young uan, and that it was
their Intention 10 be united In Tho bonds Of matr1mony.
As soon 1t Was learned TINT Bho had gono,
dispatch sent to this city, requesting the police
to meet the rnaways. They did not arrive III Chi
cago II Detective DtxonH oyea did not fail him, Tho
mother La In great eiistress.
, 1873-09-11
Mclean County t1l1.) Anti-NIonopo
liStss

- SpeciQ| UIap0lch 70 TIE Ch3c0Qo tribune.
BLooMlsd1os, ILL.,, Sept. 10-The most complete
preparations being made for the coming rally OF
The Anti-Monopoats Ut Cheneya Grove, to DO hold
the l7th. Special trains will be run from all drec-
nons and 1t is certain that the gathering will DO
tho largest hold In TINT part Of the county. The
meeting will he addressed BY Col. II. r. Morgan, ".
g. Fiagg s. I. H. Primo, g. c. sabn, Of tho 8aybrook
AHtiHonopol,st, and others. It s tho intention Of
The new party to hold another meeting in tho western
part Of the county, and close tho campaign by grand
demonstration In this city.
, 1873-09-11
POLITICAL.
Farmers Conventions in Illi-
nois and Wisconsin,
Official Returns Of tho Maine Elcc-
tiOn,
A Changers Organ in Arkansas.
Colorado Elections.
Aro4nois ana Furt County Fnr1ncre
IG0lA Il Picnic.

S,1c;ai jl;anofrh N ~, catrooo g+t6,,rs
BUCKLEY, 1roquols Co., ILL.,, Sept. 10.-On tho 25th
Of August tho farmers Of 1roauois formed an ndc.
nencnt party. Tho ,,ay following tho formers Of Ford
r,., 49, AoS"'i'b ~ @ '"' 'e," '. ~ =.
soao"oa so't hnu o-day wo SEQ both cohntlca 1ohoa
hhnu IN hand holding farn.erH' picnic IN ggoEe a-
Joining this town. 4 cool. hractu0 atmosphere, d
cloutless skr roada frco rrom lust nj contribute to
hep mako ti occnson ,an,v nm mi 1nn to bo rc-
to mn r ha ~ tao n IN ns sp
cial moans Of c,lncatton nn If brinanr the pcoplo
together obtcranr tat ctlrso Of o,r lives upon hess
ptairIou -isnlntin rln in,s1se rood urcaiy reslt-
R iron, toso aroat festa aahcringa Of our people
Is 10 DO aecn in lilo moro cheerful and
community. fullr olivo@hdwoyor to the,r %anta an
re,ned!os. ''
pron,n1y Mt IN o'ctork TIM aranucs NJ Trn.
uuos sni Ford under tho Ieadcrship Of +. A., HUNS
proceeded to to benutjfui grove ono milo from Uuok
10y, where ample nnd convenient arrangements had
TURNER'S assonblot Tho e1crcIscs Of tic day woro
onulrd Nv aun.rl, fr,,,, 4, K i1rno ~ I,j:s ~
, 1873-09-11

FT07n The kto York Sun, SepE 8.
Tho namo OF Daniel Drew. tho railway mill
iona.re, WAS yesterday added to tho ron OF pels-
siouers OF the war OF 1879, by Pension Agent
butcher. A1r. Drow served ~ private soldier
undor Winfield Scott, and short timo ago he
made application to be put Oil tho list. Tile So
a month thnt ho III entitled to from tue Govern.-
mont he Intends to givo away. In thin respect
ho will follow tho example Of rhurlow Wood a'1d
Gov. Dix. bIr. Drew will not got his first pay
mont until hiY roturn from Europe.
, 1873-09-11
NEW YORK,

Who Claims to E1kVG Picked Up
Ftslk'a ptsto1--Tho Son OF u United
States Senator Mixed Up in tho Az
faiF--EI0vem0nt to Effect the Re.
novnl OF Comptroller Grccn--snv-
fngx Bank Dcfnlcution -- For1nnl
OPENING OF the Butter and Cheege
Exchange.
Speeia, Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Sept 10.-Tho arrest Of the womAn Kin-
ME White, to-day, witness in tho stokes case, is
looked upon Is worry groat bundcr on tho part Of the
Distrct-Attoruey. Tho woman Ia notorious chnrao-
tor, who has been for two or three years kcoptng
house Of in-fAmo In Lexington avenuo Bho originally
Ivod In Lexington, Ky., but bocane notoriouB
thcro hat she was compelled to eavo. She went thence
to Now oreans, whore aho fell In with Gen.
benton, Of Gen. Danks' army, who was stupid enough
to marry her and with whom she lived for three years.
earring on contraband trnde In cotton, by which
sho acquired great woah. Bonton was found dead in
hia bed ono morning, evidently victim Of poison or
debaucn. She was suspected Of having murdered
or poisoned him. No action, however, waz taken
ogainss hor, and she loft tho vicinity and went 10
Washington, whore eho figured q claimant
for injured coton and also took hand In the Balo Of
Fronch arms. She was an ultimate friend Of preei-
don't Johnson and for tne Nycd with tho late Ja1nea
Fisk in this city. She bocame Jealous Of the Morao
woman aftor Fak had loft her. She wont caling Jan.
q 1e' et tho .ans arana Central nst to
Oncd ia him come oyGr Ia th0 bote1
liz did 90 and they hod conversation in thc narlor
They Bep.7ated, and ehc pssan9 out Of the door met
FIuE On Tin nnyemont oleitle md altar n1on1cnt;s
cuversation With him, entered IN adjoining drug.
stora Foarinu howoyer thnt tho two meI1 miuft
quarre ahe Imtnciatcly returned and passed IN the
atep In tiuo 10 nck IN aks pistol which Sic carrIei
IN In lie rear of tho mon WHO woro carrytna Ills
BODY On rcachtng the lsulinu aho met
friend, Who was tho son o} q distin-
91,tahcd Rnnntor anil who fonrino fhnt
6o would be connected With tho caso and With her,
advised her to aocrco the pistol and sho did 60 Snb
sequeny. eho wont 10 Stokes lie muriIcrcr Of Flax
now councd in tho Tombs and offered to testify and
produco tho pistoi hut wod not do 40 unless hn can
sonted to pay her 0 Co., IS hor reputation would 10
woro made, however, friends Of Stokes reminded hiu
Of the notorious character Of tie woman upon which
ho declined to employ her, FeartnR hat he would act
out an orer Of n1rest to deto hor she rrsioI nev.
cral onthn In Plsdoinhia bojnu accomnaniei thith.
Or by the Senator's eou. subscouently Oh
that Stokes dill not nropoee to emnlov her shin re-.
turned to tho city and las now been arrested by tho
District Attorney who iptents TO cone lcr to pro-
duco the ptstoi,
~, ~. l,.,1iot.d .~.,,
r v,,v aa.t W 1o Iii ~ ,,,t IL
nrnte"t s1in1st H. nn,",oI - co,"o ~ ns1'tr7, ~
.ros. i, t.rI,, u ~ a ~ oht,a - tanmt
, 1873-09-11

SUtH1at1 11hd It1E TFC0 At F0ff Sf1Is
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.-The Iinles has letter from
Fort Bii Indian Territory, dated tle 9Th Inst, which
sates That tue 1uowa Chiefs. satanta and Big Tree,
don and Que company Of cavalry. They were placed
tn post guArd-houBot anl carefully guarded.
Members OF their families wero permitted to visit
them, aud tho aceno Of thur meeting quite Affect
1nB Gov. Dayis will nrryo there the latter part OF this
tho council will DO held and on certain conditions be-
ing complied with, satanta and Big Tree will bo
leased and turned over to thcir tribe Tho Choyennes
and Arapahoes will nlso DO present at tho council,
, 1873-09-11

P1r1sDun0M, Sept l0.-A very curious suicide took
place lu Alleahany laat evening. young named
mouths ago from Now York. He worked here quite
steadily until week ngo when ho took to drinking.
Last eYoning to aat In bis room, looking out on tho
railroad track Just before o'clock tie mall train
camo along, when Sang rushod ont Of tho houso and
threw himself IN front OF tho train, which passed
Tim. His head was torriDy crushcd aud hls death
waa aIiuost iuatantaueuuA.
, 1873-09-11

K1N0BToN, jamaica, Bopt. 10-Alyiccs from Panana
state that revolution WAS Imminent there, growing
out Of an act Of police violence against Col tncatcqu
The police attempted TO arrest the Colonel In the Grand
Hotel, with the Intention Of taking him to prison
through the public streets. ue protested md wns aho
ment.
The eablo which was ibid botweon Kingston and As-
ptnwall, and twice lost has again boon recovered.
, 1873-09-11

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
CEDAR HAr1os, Sept. 10.-Tha attendance to-day ut
tho State E4r is estimated at the receipts from
the sale Of Tickets being neary double that for the
aano day 1aa year. One hundred hacks aro licensed
for carrying people to and from the grounds. Tho D.
=: ". \. Z. also runs train every lalf- hour.
The exhibition Of nachinos and impienents tH
realiy excellent. So large collection Of farming
utcna!ls was mover before seen in Iowa.
At tho running race this afternoon, for pursc Of
$780, best three In I'VE, Aico arl owned by Dutcher
won the race Time-1:52H 1.5sA l:54A.
The weather continues lnc aud still larger attcnd-
nnco Il anticipated to o-1uorroW.
, 1873-09-11
DAILY Thursday SEPTEMBER H. s73


fcrtng snl destitute Of onr afflicted slater city.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10.-Four phyaeinus and thtr-
teen nurses, from tin Howard Association, loft for
Bhroyoport thiB evening, rin VtcAsburg. 0tAors will
probably DO sent by boat tomorrow.
sr. 1oure, Bcpt. 1o.-htnyor Drown haa received
dispatches from tho city authorities Of 8hroveport In
The goornl occt Of tho special telegram previously
reported nsking pccun!ary nasstsnco from this city.
Tho dispatches Btao that tho tratna al tho roasa
running into tho city havo been stopred Tho river II
falling rapidly, md communication with tho outside
world is almost entirely cut OF.
, 1873-09-11

Special DfspafcA to The Chicago Tribune.
DIXON, ILL.,, Sept. 10.-A naLB-copyeuion Of the diff
(erent Oranges III tho county decided not to mako
nominations for county officers to DO elected ts fall
but strong disposition manifested TO cooperate
with nuy notion tho people farIners might take The
following olntion submitted to tho Board Of %
peryBors now In session
Resolrtd, by tho delegates Of subordinate Oranges
of Lee County Patrons Of lIusbandry In conyen
ton asaomblel that request reduction Of the SUI
aries Of county officers to tue following figures Coun-
ty Clerk, 81 500; County Treasurer. $8U0 County
Judge, s8o0 aud thut the services OF the County Bu
perintendent OF schools be limited to 100 days.
, 1873-09-11
Meeting of Dane County {1via.) Grang-
GFs,

Special Dsp0fch 70 THe fhic0Vo Tribune.
MADISON, WIS.,, Sept. 10.-Untler call published for
Bonae time past to tho Qrangors and Far1orh' Clubs Of
Dane County, 10 meet to form county organization,
representatives Of eeven Oranges and ntnU Farnlers
Anderson. Of crosa plains, President Of tho Dane
County Agricultural Society. presided. It held
that, under the notion aken Mt tho State Convention
1t Watcrtown, 1t improper for Grauges suc to
form organizations with outsdcrs but, nfter long dis
cussion, committee was appointed to drift plan Of
Organization for tho Dano County Agricultural! AAso-
sation TINT should include the Hrangers and Farners
Clubs, Haid committed to meet nu1t Wednesday, dur
ing the County Fhir.
, 1873-09-11

Town Railroad Stocks in London.
New yonx, Bept. 10.-A telegram to-day from Lon
don, England atates that the rHt mortgage bonds Of
tho burlington, Cedar nap!da l. Minnesota Railroad
hare been alulitte4 to tho London btock Exchange.
, 1873-09-11

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Bopt. 1o.-The Indiana North
western Conference Of tho NJ. Z. Church convened
here this morning, with Bishop Simpson presiding,
and 15o minister. In attendance. The Bishop, Ia in
extended DISCOURSE There aro two missionaries hero
Oh roue for China, and Quo who haa beon fourteen
years resident there No businosa OF general import
ance waB transacted to-dhy.
, 1873-09-11

Sprcia! Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
QuIEoY, ILL.,. Sept. l0.-The farmers OF Adams foun-
ty mot III convention at Camp Point, delegates being
present from every township. Aresolution adopted
structing each Farmers Club or Grange III tho conn
/! to appoint tiye delegates 70 attend the Farmers
County Convention at Catp Point, Oct. Z, In aeloct
Farmers' ticket for county officers. Tho Democratic
md Republican Conventions meet Oct. 5, 30 no are
[tkoly 10 have thres-cornered light.
, 1873-09-11

LoNnoN, Sept. lD.-Mr. Campbell, Conservative, inH
been rcturnen to Parliament from 1tcnfrewshiro BY
majority Of 178.
schoonor named tie Orrel Was wrecked at tho
entrance Of lilo Motsoy md four Of hor crow droHneI
There have beou olght DEATHS from cholera In Paris
within Tho last two days.
, 1873-09-11

okalcpfk, IT, tsep o. Dfspach to ths ST. Louis Globe:
Tho choera has Laen ragng here for sonlo time, aud
some thirtyyo have proven fatal. All bualneas
has ceAsed, xnd nany Of tho citizeaa tayo left The
disease somewhat AbAtlug aud hopes a1o entertained
that its worst work Is done.
, 1873-09-11
M;3ITEsfDE, ILL.,, COUNTY FAIR,

I1.EsV VOVNVu
MoRRlsoH, ILL.,, Sept. 10.-The second annual e1hi-
bion Of the Whiteside County Agricultural Society
opened today The prospects for successful fair are
favorable. Nearly 1000 ertrca have becn made up to
this time, and tho books will NOT be closed until
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The town is alrcady
nliye With visitors. Among tho noted horaea present
are Red Cloud, Red-Bird, and Belle Of the eat Sew
eFal interesng and rottiDg-atchea are on tho
programme. Tho show Of stock ia unusually largo,
, 1873-09-11

ALTON, Sept. 10.-Tla city election, yesterday was
Of the most exciting In otlr history. heavy vote
wan polled Charles a. Caldwell, Cashier Of tic Alton
l.. rfeIfenbcrgcr, tho present Incumbent The Mayor
ciect III Republican, but politics did not onter into
tho cnnyasa,
, 1873-09-11

BERLIN. Sept. 1o.-The Emperor William will prob
ably lpavo this city tho lbth Of next month to visit
the Emperor Of Austrib ut Vienna. .
, 1873-09-11

DAYTON, O., Sept. 10-Tho Kepullcaua Of the Profile
and Montgomery District ut Jolnsyille today, non
mated Col. David H. Gorwin for State Senator by
clamnt{uu.
, 1873-09-11
Kansas CitY livestock Markets
!Sueciul nis,MEck fa TAA 1hfcdaa Itfll1st,A

Special Dispatch 70 TAe EhicaQ0 1Ft5U1N.
KANsAs CiTY No., Sept, 10.-OArTLx-1soceipts,
851; shipmeuts aBs. Receipts mostly wintered Tex
ans. MArket brisk, with buyers in good attenance.
Baes OF Wiutcred Texan coWH at $11u92,55; through
Texan cows, s1.0o; mixed lots, native hnd Texau
etGers and cows, $3.50.
1Io1s-TAckers hold OF for concessions. prices
1ulod lower Al $3.50.
, 1873-09-11

George P. Thompson, prominent Democratic poll
tcian Of Madison, WiH, died in that CITY yesterday,
from injuries rcce!yed by full from hs buggy last
Friday night.
, 1873-09-11
SPAIN.

MApHID. Sept. 10.-8a1moron has bocn elected pres-
don't Of tho Cortes by unanimous vote. Tho Cortos
has yoted urgency upon bills granting the Government
extraordinary powers, calling out the reservcs impos-
tng nno upon al Deputies who may 10 absent from
tho scsslons, md authorizing contract for loan Of
100 GEO 900 pesotas. Discussion tDsn measures will
colnmGncp.
, 1873-09-11

MARRIAGES.
NEWEr+-pAVIH--I this olty. Sept. 8, by tho ROY.
4. j. Langfidgc, william N0uol and Hannah Davis. both
, 1873-09-11
Posvcshiek County {In.) Republican
domination.

Special UispatcH 70 Tia Chicago Tribune.
DEBA1oHEs, Ia, Sept. 10-The Republicans of
roweshek County nominated William noDrc iarmer,
for Representative.
, 1873-09-11

WfnnEETE UFEHu III AFRNuH1IHs
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. 10.TEs rtansas ;ranqe,
the new monthly organ OF tho PAtruua Of uuahandry
for this State, nada Its appearance to-day.
, 1873-09-11

OF tho DesMoinca Minnesota Marrow Gauge Railroad
aa evening, the following officers werc elaced prcs-
idsns. Samuel Merrill Vlce President, ]. D. 6tawurts
secretary, i. III. uubbol Treasurer Jsmes Callahan,