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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-24
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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-24

The report from South America
says that the whole city of San Sal
ysdor was destroyed by the earth
quake in March /; 10000 people are
, 1873-08-26
DUBUQUE.

Particulars OF tho Accidental Shoot-
Ing Of Ebcn Isusby-.Tlao Now Cole.
Special Dtspatch to I'hc Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., Aug. 25-Further particulars
OF tho accidental shooting OF Ebon Busby, noar
Storm Lako, have boon rocoived and aro to tho
following effect: Tho party stopped Tor dinner,
and started for Storm Lake, and were about a1@
miles from Newell, WHOM the accident occurred.
u. BuBby and another young man wore sitting
in the bottom Of tho wagon facing enoh othor.
BuBby waB leaning his hack against tho front.
Two Of tue dogs started somo chickens right by
the aide Of tho woods. as they came
m to them tho driver stopped tho
horsos, and they all started to got out. BuHby's
gun waa lnying ngninst tho front boat, with the
atook against tho dasllbuarl. and tho barrel
pointing towards tho buoA Of tho wagon. Duhby
rohohci to take his gun aud the first thRt WIS
known they heard report OF tho gun. T1loy
looked around a,,tl saw l3upby fall backwards.
Tho whole top Of hls head was blown completely
OF.
4 yonng man na1nod Howard ,saA arragel
hnre today before ono Or tho JuHticos Of tho
Pence for committing thu horrible and unnatural
crmo OF aololny. Tlloro is no ntalute In this
State againBt tho commission OF tliiu crime, 80
tiv brute who committed it cunnot bo punished
as he tlosaryCH.
II will bo unlawful, after TIM Int Of soptombor,
according tn tho now eoa0, to curry ooIceAlod
wospous Oh o,la'A porsou iii tlliu State. 1t will
aao 10 unlawful, aud punishable with lIo.yy
f1no to Eiyo or soil Intoxicating liquors after lhat
date to Wu,uelI III this Htatp,
, 1873-08-26
SPRfNGFIELD.
Prompt Action Of tho Alton Railroad
Company i'm Regard to tho E4uto Acci-
dicnt---IIurE]nries- St1tte KsDnrI

Prompt Action OF tho Alton Railroad
Company i'm Regard to the E4slto 4Acci-
etcnt---IsurgInries-- St.tte Ksnart1
of E4nn1ixntion--~Lico Granted.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
spn1NoFlELD, ILL.,, Aug. 25.-Ono Of the nttor-
neya Of tho Chicago d Alton Railroad arrived
horo to-tlny and paid to the representatives Of
eaoh OF tho men WHO were killed in the late dis.
aster tho sum Of $4,000. Tho money was paid
through the State National Bank. Tho prompt
manner III which this matter haS boen settled III
worthy Of commonlatiou,
Tho State Board Of Equalization meets again
Tomorrow but am assured tint unloas tha
assessment Of Cook County shall havo boon ro-
ceived at that timo TINT the Board will hardly
proceed with tho work before thon although those
conyerBnnt with tho dntics nro Of the opinion
that much OF tho work might be dono even
though it should not bo received. It is hardly
possible that tho Board will adjourn other than
from day to day.
It IL reported TINT nino cases Of burglary or
use-breaking Wore committed On Saturday
night llore md no arrests were made. Tho poo
plo will hayo to urn in Bolf1efonse, aB tho thing
Ia getting little monotonouB.
Licenses we're issued to-day BY tho Secretary tc
tho White Star Transportation Company Of
Chicago, capital, 875.000; the American Pub
fishing Company, of Chicago, capital S30, };
mud tho Artosian Vol Company, Of OTTAWA, cap
ital, $4,000. Certificates Of organization wera
issued to tho niyor Bucket Company, Of Chicago.
capital 975 1000; and tho Horso- Collar Mauufac-
turing Company, Of Clayton. Lasalle County,
capital &25. .OQ0
, 1873-08-26

A Carriage Run Over by n Train and
Two Persons 1killel--rhe Engineer,
MT sight Of the bodies, Falls Down
md Soon Expires.
ROCHESTER,, N. T., AUG. 25.-As tho ozpress
train, due hero ut 10 O'Clock this evoning' was
approaching Batavia, it ran into carriage, kill
ing both OCCUPANTS. Tho engine struck
tho haunchoa OF the horse attached
to tho carriage, killing It and
rendering tho carriage a complete wreck.
nro Jamos Anderson and Donnis Delaney. Ono
Of them WIS thrown number OF yards INTO
1old, and tho other WAS dragged along NATL tho
rlod. Tho olgineor, John Day, stopped tho
train as soon as possible, and got OF
tic % engino to 800 what injury had
loon dono. In passing in front Of tho ioco1no,
ti1o ho saw it covered with blood and brains, aud
VA 70 overcome by the shock that he walked a
few sters when he foil. Ho ras carried into
tho rnnoking-car and died in 3 few minutes.
, 1873-08-26

tho testimony of Mrs. Magruth and her two
Italians, and who sworo to-day that thcy had fro
quently hoard tho boy Joseph, tic ohiof witne,s
for tho prosecution. call ono Pasconciollo
his father. paeconciollo was q witucsn
for the. dofenso the other day, and
lattor said that llo had novor seen tho man in
Italy. Tho United States Conmissionor said
TINT ho believed tho Magruth witnesses md dis
charged Motto on hlB own rocognizanco.
In tho caao OF Michael O. Drodorlok, whot It Ia
alleged murdered his Son oarly On Friday morn
ing, by stabbinR him twico IN tho heart ,~atlae
Coronors Jury today rendered d verdict to tho
effect that tho atnbbihg Maa done III Bof~dbfcnae
The noro1nr eduuiittod Broderidk to tho Tombs.
Bail will be fixed tomorrow.
Tho San Francisco cadets arrived md marched
to tho Seventh Rogimont's nrmory, which has
boon placod at their disposal during their stay
hero.
, 1873-08-26

Assessed valuation OF propcrtys-A
Worry Favorable Exhibit.
Sp<etaI Utspatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DosroN, Aug. 25.-Tho Journal will publish
Tonight careful analysis Of the Aasessor's re-
turna which arc completed to-day. They. show
net gain Of s11, ,l07, 100 over last ycar, making
total valuation Of 3693. .831 400, This repsosenta
tho taxable valuo six months aftor tho fire. Tho
loss OH personal property in tho burnt dlHtfct IL
$40 600, 600, but tho loss on roal estate ia only
a11800o. 4 losH OF seven millions 10 caused 9y,
chatlgo OF tho law exo,npting bunk shares lold
BY insurance officers and savings banks. The OK
tho clty LIS takon fyo milllons' worth cf roa1
estate for new utroota aud widonings. Tho ratio
ID sl2.a0 on thousand, all advance OF Sl.1o
nvcr last yonr.
, 1873-08-26

GEHEsEo ILL.,, Aug. 25.-alr. and Airs. Lil,orty
gtimpson wore thrown from their buggy upon
tho pavement this morning. Mrs. stimpyons
fall resulted in the breaking of her coilar-bono
and severe bruises in hor sdo, but Aor surgeon
took fright from tho creakilg OF tho harness,
and ran hut Hhort distance before collding with
a ileRyy wagon.
TEnxE llAurE, Ind, Aug. 25.--A boy named
this mornng, being thrown from wagon against
post. Another Wat badIy injured.
a man named John nroach had finger pulled
out BY the rootH III jumping from cur. A ring
caught iu screw.
, 1873-08-26

BAN Francisco, Aug, 25.-The James survey
ing purity arrived at San Diego yesterday from
Yuma. They report that they have made .
thorough exploration aouth Of tho boundary
line to tho Gull OF California, and hayo made
important geographical diBcovorios., They or
plorod the most singular and heretofore un-
known portions Of tie coast, oyercamo many
dangors. and suffered much hardship. The
main object, which was to determine the 1oast-
bIlity Of turning the watorB Of the Gulf Of Cali
fornia into tho Colorado Desort,, thoroby creat-
Inns been AuocosBful. demonstrating tho fact thu
this may be done at comparatively a1nal OK
ptube.
, 1873-08-26

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
to tile Daily Norttueslcrn, from ahawano, Htntos
that tho Twonty-Hrat District Senatorial Con-
vention metat Now London on tho goth, and
elected O. A. Single md NJ. II. MeCord to repro
scnt thom III tho State Convention at Oconto.
Marathon, Waupaca, Outagamio, and Shawano
Conntios will ho unit in favor of tho nomina-
ton Of Il. L. Eaton for Lioutonant-G Governor.
, 1873-08-26

AIouNr VERNON, l1d, Aug. 25. Tho meoiing
of Tho Stockholders of the CinclEnot, ltooaport
& Southwestern Ralfoad Company To-day elect-
cd tic following porsonB Directors for tho onnu-
il,g your: s. 8. L. lIo.nmidiow, john Shields
Jacob soasongood, Willialn 1sisor. X: GaEad
lionry Lewis, 4. IL. Ioatmnn, Jasnes Kiryey, y.
II. Habin, i. q. Deorwi!lor, Jolm a. Mann. Mil
ton n. Moore, J. l.. Wators, s,-snhstantial'y the
Hoard of last yunr.
, 1873-08-26
They Will Take Care Of Themselves,
aud Bid tho Politicians
Farewell.
An Independent County Ticket Hon''
mated; and Stirring Resolu-
tions Adopted.
Protective Tariffs the Basis o.
All 0Iouop0lies.
PROGRESS Of tho Farmers Movement in
Nebraska,

froouois County Farmers nEnkc Non-
inntions for county OFFICERS.
srccsas Otapatch TO 1"e ~, Ln'co9o t7'o"Hc'
WAraEXA, ILL.,, Aug. 25.-Tho farmora Of 1ro-
quois county mot at the oour.-laouso LII "a'so.
ka' Monday, aug. 70, lots' ior .ho pulposo % u
House was crowded with delegaseu aud farmers,
all earnest aud with determination to carry out
tho work ZOE WHICH IHey "eio eoi''' o. - Jaw
WE'LL Of Sheldon, was chosen Chairman, and II.
q. Butzow anooeofso ho'HAoF "'fo ono'o" 'o'-
rctarics.
Tho Committee on Credentials reported thirty
aovon C1nba aha ulanBea P1eaelti "l.u to' uo4os
gates, representing 1,5oQ me'nbors, which report
rnnvontion
n Tic CHAR thou appointed tho following gen
teMen upon tng S1n1H'tgo VI Auaut"Nso'1 1
". Z. INFLOW, Q. Il. Bales, Joseph +. tooa. u.
Drumbnck, aud ltobort Caldwell, "ho [opofted
,rr..,nrr
Ut. .bo r0oro of 1roanais s eantv. who aro opposed
We tne RSs roarlrss ~ nnwcr nolitical oninione
10 monoloTa, rs hhv o,iffv snd c"nfsrn thn
Or party ~ ~ a Hnoat e4uresson Of our
onino,,g md to baaa for on future political actton
a,.r,. nas, ona.,'S scrn tho nav h. re.
rr. n,l rccys tho my be- oarrH nnd tat every
eu'HSht q, ts,at er"i,';r l'o'' "AN
VI .'.as ~ Ill.,, o r, 7cxtros of poI,tica1 reform
anu !or hohcnts, @ ~ @ umu thss Il ,ha iutr NJ
ai'ihs.Eatloua nas 4 ~ "a 1u ansr ~ n, Il ,rss, at,uI1
every c1Geh nnu ~ .nts a. Guu ,i5 1I ,nnLn nt nnd
icei bnnl 70 h - E1at;n hw sccmrinv nariv
o. Daa ierl e. It t1'c .lItv Of oyory cttze
nominasoh H. sioot ~ ~ had had a u romuiout Oil
~ e;u h"thnr @ M mr. own or INV ohor ticket.
eaa Wae'aSr , ~ a unr SamnuI tho sIrictsst ocou
o,ay in nationnl, State, mud. county
sairs mud absolute responsibility Of oil official rein
yD1 p sss ta ayerS fFe
ouch q! oce @ ~! ~ soars ~ ccr IL
t,on o. au a, 10 ~ t syo fn;r CONDENSATION for
rurvccs. @ but tno same shu not bo oaceaaiyc
Evtrih-That VIC arc opposed to at clnss-egalatfon,
either State national tat wo aro opnosed 'nonoI
olies OF any kind TINT s compelling oS = n,,. n'. to
Fay tax to Hpp'st tho ous'1sS "a "no'nei 10 o"'''e
lcre tnan pfotcetIvo tariff IL tho bas,s Of ul
, 1873-08-26
mr. A, M. Thomson Will Not Accept III
Republican Nomination for Liouten

mr. A. m. Thomsom VIII Not Accept the
IkoPublicnn Nomination for Lfouten~
Rnt-G0vcrnor Of wisconsin,.
MILWAUKEE, Aug 25.--The Daily Sentinel to-
morrow morning will contain tho following card
which explains itself:
10 tic Public:
For the past few months my name haa boon
often used in the Republican papors OF Wiscon-
nin az oandidato for tho office OF Lloutonant-
Governor, and until recently was disposed to
allow tho Convention that meots ut Madi-
son on tho 9th inst. to place mo. in
nomination, 1t it. ,saB doomed o1podlont.
l have now decided to deolino to
bo considered any longer candidate for any
honors which that Convention can bostow, but
leave tho way open to those whoao taste enlists
them to do tho work which is necessary to insure
sucoeBs Most cordially do thank tho many
friends who have volunteered their kindly MD
and support, aud especially am indebted 10 tho
gentlemen Of tho press Of both political parties
for tho personal md un,Merited complimentary
allusons which they havo boon ploased to make,
connecting my nanlo with tho oiIlco Of Iionton-
aut-aovoruor, lHtguod,l 4. II. THOMSON. !
MILWAUKEE, Aug. rs.
, 1873-08-26

Special Eiarnteh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
Qulsoy, ILL.,. Aug. 2G.--A young man named
Iuuis Marsh, willie fishing yesterday Afternoon
short latal.co below tho uity, WIRE takon with q
tit, nll falling into the river, wAs drowned. Ills
bo,ly WIS not recovorod.
LosTuN, Aug. 25.-Lizzio Il. Stewart, Of Fair
1KNy4l, aud Gortlolia Torroy, Of lloston, waro
drowned ut QulsAntso lHIa,,d, 1onr Falmouth, on
Saturday together with llally Davis, who tried
u aaye theul, !
Two MOI. wore lrownod IN tho harbor ycstor-
day by tle upsut:in3 Of Il boat.
, 1873-08-26

littcal, from q co1orod standpoint, ovory rersou
boforo bong admitted to membership being ro~
quirod to prove his orthodoxy on the ooloroa
llcan press. Ono Of tho promi,ont organs warns
tho colorod citizons to DO careful, inasmuch as
out Of noarly $4,000 votes, they only number
about 10. 700, and ii tho WhitoB follow thoir OK
ample. tho colored people Gun blamc nobody
but themselves.
, 1873-08-26

Syeia{ ptspatcb to The Chicago 7Ttbuns.
DETKo.g, Aug. 25,-Renoit Trcmb!y, ono Of
tho earliest settlers of tho Saginaw Valley, and
who WIS Nsll known in that region, died to-day
at bay City
C1Nc,NNA1l Aug. 25.-Fredorick .: Lord, a
woll-kuown railroad man, and son OF the late
President Lori, Of Dartmouth College, died NJ
Coylngtou, Ky., yohtorday,
, 1873-08-26

ThcHJnconvicted 1oil0Cs,
WAsu1NuToN. Aug. 25.-Thel State authorities
OF California hive asked that the Modocs who
aro chargcd withgravo offenaos committed prior
to their capture, cher than those sontencod to
DO hanged, DO aclss,rod to them. 4 reply from
the national authoitios ii expected within ton
days.
MEMPu1s, Tenn. Aas 25.-dus Dallyran, SUIT
Ier Of Gen. Custor'B Regiment, WHO was killed by
was formerly steward OF tho Chiokasaw Club.
1Io loayea wifo aud ohiM now absent in Ron
tuckY.
, 1873-08-26

NEW YonK, Aug. 25.-Another accident oc-
Cured on tho South Side nailroad, On Long
Island, this morning. When tho e1proaa- train
from Patohogue WAS between Freeport and
Babylon, tho last throo cars jumped the track
and rolled down IN embankment. all tho pas-
sengers, about twenty, and mostly women and
children, were moro Or leBB injurod-one child
fatally.
NEW YoRx, Aug. 25.--About fifty persons,
cut BY the accident on tho South Side Ilailsoad,
on Long Island this morning, though no ono wae
seriously injured.
, 1873-08-26
Tho Political Outlook in Texas.

Sptc4at Dspafch q Tho Chicago Tribune.
WAs1l1NdroN, Aug. 25.-Advicoa from Toxaa
indicate tho almost oortssn tofoat Of Davis for
Govornor. Ills associates on tho ticket aro men
Of local reputation wlIo arc unknown out Of
faction is unable to conoiliate the Gorman voto,
al they had expected, aud tint tho Gormans, who
control some II 1000 votos In tho State, arc very
likely to become tho balance OF power tint will
dofeat Davis. BeaIdea, the Flanagan and Clark
support.
, 1873-08-26
Tho Autobiography Movement in Nc
krtaxfSn.

spccial Dispatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
P1ArrsmoprA. Nob., Aug. 25.-The Cass County
Anti-Mouopo1y preliminary Convention met in
Weeping Wator Fal1a, 81 milea from plattsmouth,
Saturday. Nearly all tho precincts OF tho county
,goro represented. T. II. Marlborough, Of tho
Nebraska 1Tdtchman, was delegate from Platta-
mouth. The Convention was hold in school,
house. Nearly Ill tho delegates were farmers.
Or. J. A. Konaston, Of Stone Crock, was chosen
Chairman, and hIacDonough Secretary.
Tic address Of D. ". Adams. in 4hursday'a
CHICAGO TRIBUNE WAS read, approved, and ap-
plauded. Several anti~monopoly speeches wero
mado. Itwas resolved to cau o peoples convon-
tion Tor the county ut Weeping Water Falls Aug.
27, to nominate county ticket, tho Convention
to DO made up Of lolegatos from precincts, ono
for eyery fifty votoEs or fraction thereof.
county central committee Of Que from each pre-
cinct waB selected, and they arc to mont on tho
Fair Grounds tho second aay Of the Caas County
Fair. Dr.. Konaston is Chairman Of the Commit
tee.
The general toolug among the farmers is op-
position to the Administration aud monopoliea.
, 1873-08-26
sE'fre f1ktst,ifhRssLft FixpnS3ffQ3ls

C1ac,uuArI, Aux. 25.--rhiray oaHoH Ut pioturoH
arrived to-day flu1n Now York and DoEton for
tho Industrial Exposition, wl4ch oponh on
Wednoslay Of next wo:k. Anaong tho receipts
to-day aro piutusea from John lluoy and Qouril,
valued NJ S30, QUO.
, 1873-08-26

NEW YoHK, aug. 25.-Iho examination Of tho
padrono vinconz1 atotto, ut tho request Of tho
District-Att"ln icy, haa boon adjourned till t.
musfow, to giyo him III upportunityto disotodlt
, 1873-08-26

wuEE11Na, ", w., Aug. 26.-The accident to
tho emigrant train on tho Baltimore l. Ohio
Railroad, near Cameron, yeaterday, was not 80
scrloua all at first reported. -Four passengers
were severely, and Bono eight or ton Blightly,
injured but no ono was either fatally injured OF
killed.
, 1873-08-26

p1T7spunou, Pa, Aug. 25.-An oxplosion oc-
Cured about O'Clock this morning ut tho Amor
ican Iron Works of Messrs. Jonos l. Laughlin,
in South Pittsburgh. It aooma that tho on.
ginaer Oh duty was arouaod several tlnos BY the
watchman, and shortly after ho got up and
turnod tic wator into hebcilors. Tho boiler
over tic f,irnaco, No. 4, instantly exploded with
terrific force, tho report being heard for milos
around, causing an intenso cxcitomont.. Tho
boiler was torn into Fragments, tho lnrgost piece
crashing through tho warehouse aud a railway
car standing noar tho building, aud fell on the
bank of the river, fully 120 feet distant Fortu-
natoly, no ono was injured, Ut tho explosion oo@
CURED before tho mon had commenced work.
, 1873-08-26

ALBANY, N. y, Aug. GA defaleation OF
$40 900 has boon discovered in tho National AL
bany Exchange Bank. The teller and his az
sistaus mako q full acknowledgement, but their
bonds will cover the amount taken. The teller
says that ho loaned tho money, aud tho borrow
orB failod to repay it.
, 1873-08-26

DEs MONIES, Aug. 25-At noon to-day On an
gino On tho Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
j. Dyson, the head brako,nnn, and Severely
scalding tho engineer, George Crane, and tho
fireman, Henry Morgan: Tho engine, tender. and
two cara were ditohod. 6omo piecos Of tho boiler
wore thrown fourth Of a milo. DyBon was
killed by tho shock, aud was found lying under =
car aomo Distance from the engine.
, 1873-08-26
Grcen County {Ill.) Republicans Walt.
ing for Developments.

Special Dt8patch to Tha Chicago Tribune,
OAnnoLLToN, ILL.,, Aug. 25.-Tho Greon Coun-
ty Republican Convention mot to-day, organized,
usuhl resolutions, and adjourned without making
any nominations, hoping tho farinors' moyo-
mont will bring out satisfactory ticket.
, 1873-08-26

MADISON, Auy. a5.--IAo Directors OF tho
Sturgeon lay Ship- Oann9 annoanco ita complo'
ernor m to inspect It and giyo them ouo-iourth Of
tho lan4-grAut.
, 1873-08-26
TWO mon Killed Or tho Toledo, pcOrin
& NYarsNNV Nxatlxo.atl.

west-bound passenger train on tho r.. P. & ",
T. r., ran oyor tho bodies OF two mon nnmod
Kixroot and palmor, Of Macomb, Ill.,, ono milo
cast Of Blant1inyille. A special train bound cast
did not discover thcm ut tho time. Thoy were
friyhtfuly lnutlntod. Information WIS given
at Nundinvi'lo, and tho Coroner hold mn inquest.
Holoa, supposed to DO made BY bullets, wore
that they woro murdered By persons unknown,
and p1aced on tho track to coYor tho crime.
Otlora tbinlt. the mon were drunk and went to
sleop on tho lraclr There il much o1oitoment
at Daudiuyilo over tho affair.
, 1873-08-26

Ponr JEav1a, N. T., Aug. 49, Valentine
Hocohst, keeper OF boor-saloon On tho Deln-
ware Il Hudson Cannl, four miles woyt OF Port
Jorvis, shot aud instantly killed an Irish boat
man named Cor1igau this afternoon. Corrlgau
was intoxicated, and threw stoneB through tho
windows Of tho saloon. 1IoochBt was arrested.
, 1873-08-26

senator Morton and tho Esnciz.Pny.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 25-To-morrow'a
journal will Btato autloritatiyo1y that Senator
Alortou's back-pay was put into tile Unitod States
Treasury Homo tiIuo since.
, 1873-08-26

StAt71H \ f**N F0
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 25.-Tho oolured pooplo
hold 4 !nooting tonight at Allen Chapel to Ok
press thesr ha1simonta III rnforcnso TO tho action
Of their brottlrou at tho CAicotho 1neotinR tast
". II. pnrha,n, potor II. Clnrk, ind others. THE
mooting was very noisy aud oxoitetl, and 1t was
with much interruption that Col Harlan md
Tetor II. Clark, Representatives Of the two par
tloa Of color0d people, could mike themselves
bo hoard. Resolutions woro offered repMalatlng
tho action OF tho oolorod people ut Chilllcotho,
and declaring allianoe to tho Nepnboan party !;
also Col. uaslan's resolutions, which woso voted
, 1873-08-26
Ex-Congrcsgnaf,l ascnfami7l, of Mis-
aQurl. Shot by Hin ItA1Y.Gurfncr.


81. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 25.-A ehocking mur-
dor occurred yesterday IN Burr Oak bottom, Ks:,
opposite Forbes stntion,, Oil tho st. Joseph h
Council Bluffs Railway. 4 man named h1illor
was walking along tho road in company
with two ladios, when ono Morrok jumped
out Of tho buHhos ftom tho rond-sido and cut
Miller's throat from ear to oar, killing him in
stant1y. Morrick WIGS pursued md arrostod noar
Nodawny Station, ton miles above this city. Tho
mattor grew out Of M old foud between them.
, 1873-08-26

AfAns1tA11 Texae, Aug. 25.-Last night, nhout
7 o'clock, q construction train laden with tics
for Ward, Dowoy Il Co.., pcnieontiary lossoos.
rnn off tho track, ono aud a half miles west Of
Gladewatorr station, throwing seven cars down PVT
Of Council Bluffs, Iowa, and seriously
lnIuring several otllora. A special train with
medical aid proceeded to the Hceno OF the disas-
ter Immediately. Everything WAS dono that was
possible to nfrord roliof to tho wounded. The fol-
fowi1ss-na1noa are wounded, far aa ascortaincd:
]. j. Reilly, guard, cut all over; William Prince,
guard, accidental discharge Of gun, thigh Jamoa
Smith, thigh; ono brakeman logH; Mcdonald,
sorgoant,. forehead. elghtly; nino convicss,
names unknown. Tho cause of tho accident is
reported to l1ove bcen al OK which jumped in
front of tho train while 1t waB backing up. The
wounded have boon brought to this city. Up to
this timo no additional doaths.
, 1873-08-26

The Patrons OF EaNnbnnury to Hold q
State Convention ut Kalamazoo.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 25,--A mass State Con-
yanton OF tho Patrons Of Huabandry hRB boon
called at Kalamazoo, on Oct. Q, tho exercises to
ho under tho general charge ot oflears Of the
State Grange.