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National Republican., 1873-06-04

| .u . In Blue Flannels
and realize the ruth Of iSis assertion. '''
NOAH WAIIKR Co,
50 oil Metropolitan Hotel Buhdlng,
BOYS. BOYS, BoYs' CLOTHING.
BOYS, BOYS, BOYS CLOTHING.
| BOYS, BOYS; BOYS CLOTHING
We make the BOYS TRADE an especial fea
nre In our business, and parents may rely OF
procuring at this estabilshment Boys ciotRini
NOAH wALKER a Co,
| OIL Pennsylvania avenue
Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Just Rsfsiysd Rss WshS E;sP sT. Me- Ssy,Y York.
GENTS AND BOYS STRAW HATS $50, bOc,
wGIfks SNDf ooLoRRD SHIRTS, NEW
suaMER utNfbEashiRfs AND DRAWERS
VERY f&Rst isfScK TRUNKS ac., Goor
NfckwEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, COLLARS,
SSSSsHS SSs az oS2L9 SF ALL KINDS GgfAr Il ff&tsf sfoH
90 seventh street northwest.
Branch at l8S2 Seventh street, between N and
o, near new market.
anSTLEMnNs Double and Single Breasted
Frock Coats, with Vest 70 match, made from
DlagonAls, Engllsh Worated and Granite ooat
light oGAslmsro Pants, White Duck and Mar.
selles Vests, two, three and nye bnttons. uood
-. NOAH wALKER a CO.,
o. Oil Pennsylvanla avenue.
"a Tue NEW CoLoFNADH IlorEI, Philadelphia, Pa.
Convenient to all the places Of amusement.
TuRco- RussIAN BATHS; ALSO, MRDI.
CCArED YAPOR BATHS FOR THE CURR or
All All, I,sI 5kIN DISEASES, AT DIR. sHKDDs, COS
'iHAhF' .,ra "a - ,Ll.--g.a...' 30. ..' "a
.. .
= street, near 90Yanfh stlOet, WORK done win
care Late from kngAnd, w
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Gear efCalms.

The regular session of the Court Of Claims will
commence to-day al O'Clock, intead OF the hour
heretofore appointed, and after rendering de-
customs IN pending cases they viii adjourn until
October 20, 1873. "
Psiioo Csurt-Jadse Smell.
A number Of minor cases were disposed Of
yesterday.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

CArcrA Is more than q substitute for Castor
On IL u the only safe article In existence whioh
| certain 10 regulate the bowels, cure wind
chollc and produce natural sleep. Tia pleasant
70 take. No more seepless mothers OF crying
National Republican., 1873-06-04

4To. Pure French Candy 4To.
L. manufactured daily and aold at the low price
OF 20 cents per pound, at 40 Pennsyiyania ave.
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eotf
National Republican., 1873-06-04

NEw STRAW HAP Lsp goSERr BLKLcuERY, 1o9
care, Late from kasAnd. w
National Republican., 1873-06-04
Fourth District.

The examination OF Male Primary No. O.
Fourth district Miss Halliday teacher, took place
ln the Classroom, Jefferson building, Yesterday
English branches, and made very creditable
display OF proficiency foe the time they have
been taught. They were examined Ny MI. =. Y
Alice, assisted by Mss HalIday, their teacher
rue following boys received medals and diplomat
At the close OF the examination; Modal, NymphC
Jones; diplomas for scholarship and department,
denny Martin, Grant Guthrie, John Uralnor
department, wlndom Wood, Henry Hunt, Sal
yadOr Hobbs, Munroe Parker, Indy Depue
Maurice solomon, John Cox, Wm. WalkerI pen
Learney.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

TuRco-R -RuaHIAN BATHS; ALSO, MRDI.
GATED yApoR BATHS FOR THE obRR on
ALL kIL Az SKIN DISEASES, AT DIR. sHDD's, SOs
National Republican., 1873-06-04

fIU . Tea and Conee. 4TO
The nnest brands OF Tea, and the best Rradea
Of Coffee fresh roasted every day at the Tea and
Coffee Store, 40 Pennsylvanla avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel. eotf
National Republican., 1873-06-04
Circuit Caurt-Judse wyiie.
special Term-JudEo wyiIe.

This court opened Its June term yesterday and
entered the following decrees, besides a number
OF interlocutory DEGREES; Stone vs.. Stone; de-
cree appointing W. NJ. Evans trustee 10 sell.
Hudson vs.. Hudson; decree taking hill for con
fessed. Riley vs., Grady; decree TatifyIng rule.
Slade vs.. Slade; deoroe for sale and appointing
X. s. Davis trustee. Flemmlng vs. McNeli;
sane dSolee. Anderson Va. Anderson; decree Of
sale. Belt W.. woodward; decree retaining sale
Of land. The court then adjourned until Thnrs-
daV naNf
National Republican., 1873-06-04

- AT MARKRITERB,
PAPERIIANuiNGs WINDOW SHADES,
embracing all grades OF PaperhanRinRl and
window Shades; also, choice Palntings, Engray-
lngs, Chromos and Photographic, Picture
Velvet, 4c,; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &C. u
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NOW LOOK

1905 PennSylyania Syenie.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
RoPosALs FOR FORAGE AND STRAW
IJRoPoSALs FoR TIik IMPROVEMENT OF
L APPoAfArT4x, IiYLl, VA, y "

tEH!5a s,e;E z SsIsS Y e SS%s ssiiSlasSSl
mstoaS tSaoaas 1iSsr s0I SSSiSaaI sTsdsiRs In I
Ss:ssIs Ss:sss.d dth'r'l"f The fERfiS Fs,Sst ~ g
,os,I. s1aE q form, acaions sna any d..ISa ,a
myS Maior oi RnSIns.r GInAlS 1fiaa,
National Republican., 1873-06-04
r AhLow's aAI-I.khH ',F FINR ARTl,

On fres exhibition api for ,.0 ,.rv. oo,,,,,,,,,
% " P1intiingA En. rayinss. ohroinos, Bronses'
N PnrSs. n IVA b g;ce China: Also, choice stoci
|a. IL. N. BARLOW.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
FoR MOUNT VERNON,
y RofosAIs FOR IMPROVING THE CHAN.
L. ,kt ,9f pELAwARk RIVER, AT FoRr

". #a ias CnKsfHUT BrhKRr,
~ RmnADHLfnIA, Pa. May 10, lB7YL \
ealsd propo.,ii. II duElica.s wi.h copy Of ihis
this once until II O'Clock m, Of Wednesdny' June
u, l4a for removing by dIedsins from the lar n,
yards more Of Leg, OF sand aud gravel. ''~
M, Lorms n,,: sPefnssq@5ns s I'm as w be snRplisd from
seen The right to reject any bid ls reserysd' Nv
=. J, d, KUhTZ
mylH II Col Of Enisineafa
National Republican., 1873-06-04
HOARD OF HEALTH.

Meeting Last NiEht-Rieeiion OF Oniccr.-
Report Of the Health Omcer-Tenemeni
Houses Declared Nulsnuccs-The work
Au.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

This school 10 located In tho Fourth district
Anthony Bowen school building-teacheT, Mrs.
julia u. Hawkins. The enrolment OF this school
a ga Of which were absent. The pupils were
examined by superintendent Cook In the studies
ot the rTst PRIMARY Rradej reading from the
Third Reader, spelling, oral and written, ~ far
IS the advancement Ia Tcadlng; anu arithmetic
acquitted themselves In the several studies win
credit, particularly In arithmetic, Their depOIt-
ment Was excellent, and fully deserving OF tue
nigh encomlums passed upon them. Time oecu-
pied IN the examination, from 9;lo 70 1910. the
room WAS neatly trimmed aud presented quite
cheerful appearance. Messrs. Ryder and walker
Lewis, OF the board OF trusteen, were present
during the examination and addressed the
puplls oonRnA nAtulRtlnH them upon the progress
made In their several studies. 'rr
SECONDARY NO. o.
National Republican., 1873-06-04
Important 10 Drusai.I., dkc,

HABLE BR0TiiERe,
Fashionable Tailors,
Corner Seventh aud ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

is TuB NIw CoIoNEADH IIorFI, Philadelphia, Pa
" Convenient TO all the places Of amusement. !
National Republican., 1873-06-04

9I-KEKP Cool.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03
WILMINGTON & RALf1
4 AOKE RAILRGGgAIP' ror,cv a.s [

On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18Th. 1e71,
q Das1sngar OaE viii " attached to the ffei6ht
train leaving PhilAdslDhia 400 p. m. tor Will
ne train wiz stop ct Stations a. fOlloWA vhen
slRnalleA: GrAl1 Ferry. IL p. N LASaretta SSa
p.mt Chester, All D. u; Lam0kih. 3. IS p. N; Thlr-
low o.A9 ,. y; Linw00d. ESQ p. nj ClAymont. 1lol
.. m ElGalia. le1e p N; arrive Mlmingbon. aS0
y Looi90l n. y. KENNRY. R1O'G :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad. y

Delaware Division Time Table.
sPBING ARRANGEMENT.
On ana after MONDAY, Aprii 2Igt
NAsls'3 81 Sundays excspted,J Trains Wiit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03
Wilmington and Western = n.
TINE TABLE.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

C0mmencing April Tth,
S-2-gsl -etTains will run as follows;
Leave Wilmington o.. 10 20 m. and S 8 p n.
Leave LandenbeTg 45. 10 tj q m and 5 50 pIn.
Arrive at Wilmington 81 4 N, l % and % p m.
Arrive at LandeHberg 9 %. II 81 m and % p N.
s sCONNEOGlONS-Irain leaving Wilmington At
1910 m with train leaving Philadelphia At S 81 q
m; Baltimore OF 30 . m. and DslawRrs r trains
arriving at 10 Is q.
Trains leaving Mitmington at 8 N. connects
with train leaving PhiladeVhia at o. m.
Train arriving nc Wilmington at s. H. with
train Philadelphia at 10 . m.
Train arrivns at Wilmington at 4 % with train
f0T Philaae elphia at 90 m.
Train arriving ut Wilmington at 90 D m With
train for Baltimore and WashinEtou at II p m:
with train for philadelphia and New YORK At 81
p N, AMI With Delaware trains at 8 = pm.
Omnibus connections between W. and W. and p.
w. and B. DSPets, and cars OF the NiimingtOn City
Railway. DAVID OONNELL, Supt.
ap4-w "... '+
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03

1ne Mt1ed Ifaln VIII run subject 70 dolnyS inci-
a%snt % 70 irelent n9sines and VIII step 0al1 st sta
NBW -dASTIR TRAINa .s
LeaSe NV SAstls for WilM1ngton ADd fadGl--
Whmtngten At l.&1 p. NJ. for New Castle,
~ SnHhNA BRANCH TRAINS.
AddluOnAIto those above, legVa SmyKnn Tar Gay
ten II 30 .. n, AID 7I35 p. m, LoaTOCiaytan for
smyrna AO .. m, ana zoe p. n, 70 mSke ooanse
ton Elth trainStO and treW Dover. Aaa stations
CONNECTIONS.
AZ 1OWNSkND. with the Rent County Gnd onsan
Ann6g Kent Railroads.
A. CLAYTON. with the Maryland and Delaware
water Railroad
AtsEAF0Rb with the Dorchester Aad Delaware
Railroad.
At gRLMAR. with the Eastssp shoro Railroad
and WicOmieo and PocOROks kRilFsA4s
----- y. y. KENNY. SuDt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03
NamGss,

light for the State Of Delaware toy LHoNAaPS Rs-
snt Breast Collar. which Is one StthS mose eenensi
for along lime and will be IAsting benSht e the
hose and owner, IL being 50 constructed that the
chrked and chAfed on the brVast, as done hy the
tro loars now used. Eal=@3 Gl.l-fi ee-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03
NEW GROCERY STORE
W Co, Eo,...n. -. ,--,.,

=. w. Cor. Fourth ana market ST.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
ESA The underlined respectfully An-a4N
swN nounces to his old friends and thek5Ekf5
rs public generally that he has complet- v
ed his new store, and hasopened with q stock
GR0CERIES, SUGARS AND MoLAsSEs,
Loveringcrushed,g granqlated and pulverized Sugars
soft white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and oil kinds Of Molasses,
Old Government Java Coffee, LaSura, Maricaibo,
Rio, Green and Roasted OOep; the fn eat Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new BuekWheats all kinds ofRure Spices, Saro mes,
all kinds of Canned Fruits, French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil, Walnut, Mushroom and
Tomato Catsup. English and American Pickles. ] el-
lies, Cheese, Fresh Roll Batter, Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate, VermAcelli. MacaEoni, Washing Soap in
great variety. Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss Starch Cur
PANTS, Raisins, Citron, Atmores Mince Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples, OFanbefries BrOoms, Painted
Buckets. Brushes, Sperm, Adamantine and TalloW
Candles and all articles usually kept in we'll as
sorted 9rocary Store. Call and examine my stock.
S-lv JAMES CR1PPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03
w. R.iTH0 0MPSON,
Saddle, Harness and Collar Maker,
600 West Front Street,

A full assortment OF
Single and Double
Carfiage, 6rt, DrAy
and Wagon Harness
constantly on hand
and made 70 order.
AnJokbing punetual-
u attended 70, -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03

leave as follows
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03
WILMINGTON AND KkADIMG 4 R

S
, 1873-09-07
4 FLAT FAILURE.

The Attempt to Spirit Away Nolan to
New York Proves Unsuccessful.
Mr.. Jamos, an ngout Of tho State Of New York,
ca1po here some daya ago presenting reqni-
Bition, signed by Gov. Dix, and asking that
man named JamoB Clark, an escaped convict
from the Auburn Penitontiary, might be given
up to him. Now, tho man ho claimed as Clark
was already in OUR County Jail, under tue sobri-
quet Of Nolan, and waa q very important witnoaa
in the caso agalnat Nick Gcary, connected with
tho abduction of Lizzie Mooro'a jeWolry.
Eo1an oiailns that his n&me is, and alwaya WAS,
as It now Ia; that lie not oulY ncvor escaped
from but was never dwoler in the Auburn Pom
itontnry. Ellis wouid-be oaptors insisted that Ao
was the man, aud from day to day have protondel
tocourt IN inquiry into tho natterby Judge Booth.
They havo certainly used ovnry effort to Aavo
him delivered to them, and q pressure Of an ex-
tsnordinary kind haY boon brought to tcar upon
public oilicors to enable them to accomplish
tloir ends. It has even boen boaytcd By partios
couuactol with tho matter that they woro sure
Of the Judge. ..
lilo trouble WAS that Stato'a Attorney Rood
wanted Nolan, and was not at all satisfied with
tho Btntementa OF Mr. James and othorB ho
wants to convict Goary, and opposed the motion
for tho aulrondor Of Nolan SO strongly that Air.
James has considered it better to abandon tho
cllaso aid return homo without him. hit. Nolan
may now Quistly rest in his coll until he Is callel
upon to testify against qeary.
, 1873-09-07

Amount OF Work Accomplished Dur.
ing tic Month OF August.

Amount OF Work Accomplished Dur.
Ing tic Month OF August.
Tho moushlv report OF tho progress Of tho
work on tho new like tunnel is most lattoring to
tho mon at work. They have accomplished dur
lug tho month OF August 450 feet, averaging 1913
feet day, at coat Of s8,963.a5. Tho extraor-
binary sweop during this montl, was owing to
Tho favorable condition Of the ground. which
was moist short hard-pan, no bonldors Or
ground. c93nHoqt%uo'n;tly, na e3tra work
plished again. Tho Inst two days
was through Bti4 clay, and ito
miners oyorworhnd themselves In order to
achieve the 450 fpot. There lavo beop 400
barrels Of cemen4 a1ld $50 barrels OF sand used
to lay 194 400 bricks $50 foas OF ajr-pipe, tho
game amount Of gas-ripe. 600 feet Of Iron rail,
B750 feet Of lumber, 2b tons Of coal burned, and
90 gallons Of oil. The distance from tho ahnfe
on Aug. 81 was 1886 foot. Tho coat to dato
has beon 913G, ,556.60.
Work was commenced ut tho Illinois Rtraos
shaft Ang. i, and finished Aug 20. being then
80 feet below tho street level. Drifting waH com-
monced Aug. 25 In both directions, and yesterday
1Go feet Ind boon accomplished. About H9, 900
worth OF work las been dono to dato.
The Frlnklin street shaft was commenced
Ang. %, ana Ia now at lopth Of 7G feet below
tho street lDve1. Tho eyes III, ton1y for drift
Ing.
The paw crib building ia progressing rapidly
About f321, 600 worth Of work has been dona
upon it, and if everything goes vol it will ba
completed OIL timo. The addition to tho build
ing can DO seen from tho city already.
, 1873-09-07
4 100000 FIRE.
Total Destruction of the Old
:: Fulton Elevator.
a Large Amount Of Shipping and
Lumber 11ntl.lnEereu,
But Saved.
An Immense Quantity Of Grain Badly
Damaged.

Al o'clock this morning an alarm WAS sounded for
Orc Ia tho uld Fulton Elevator on Canal stroo be-
tween Rinzo md Carroll. Tho aound Of The hre-bol
had scarcely died away before tho entfre building wes
In flames, aud emitting heat tha scr1o,'aly nenaeed
the largo lumber district in tho centre Of which 1t Is
situated. oiccrs Ebbiugcr mud Cannon, Of tho uhon-
gtrcot Btaton, who woro tho hrst TO- dis
covor the fro and sound the ataFm,
stato that It hrht appeared III tho top atoy Of tho
building but It must hRve been In progress Bono tio
before they became aware Of isa presence. In less
thnn ye minutes after tho ahrm, tho cntiro base OF
tie atructurc was ablaze and tho grain stirred In 1t
was pouring out tho areet ~ II from M imnenEo
spout. aecon nlarn Ind to be turnea in before tho
steamers called ont by the frat had fairly got to work.
and when our reporter loft tho Bcone It seemed
II third alarm would bo necessary. It cannot now
10 stalcd whether It sounded or not. II ID hhraiy
probable that any portion oftho building con 10 saved
but dtcs III the paat hnvo proved nnBafo fattefe to
prophecy nbou and tllia may result IN tho eanc
way. 1t waH HI old fra.no nhn1, alceted with TN,
which had dong soyeral ycara servicc and was as dry
as finder. hr. Nheefer waa tho owner, and Mossrs
Geo. Armour B. Co. tie leaseeB. The lnss Of eithct
| party cannot 10 accurately given at rreaonti
but cannot 10 far from 1t does not excoed
that Gaure OF course 1t was impossible to ascertain
anything about insurance at the hour at which the rt
broke OUT but ia reasonable to suppose that thert
| wcre policies On building and stock Tho fro bccamt
30 fierce almost the instant after discovery thh cansl
boats and veascla moored III front Of aud contguou
to u had to bo removed In tho greatest haato. L
order to do Tits s1umbortug tugmen lad t
| ba aroused, and tho result was Al
animntcd river scenc, tho like Of which is acldon
witnessed ut that unusual hour Ip tho morning
When reporter left tho fire was By no moans undo
control, and thors seemed to be likelihood that
would 10 for somo ume to como: but Dennor and hi
men had got down 10 work, aud wcro speaking hope
fully Of their ability to keep tho baze within propc
| trunia
, 1873-09-07

very modest individual namod G. Z. Conrad.
Of ypsllanti Alich., wrltea to tho Alayot and
Cu,pmsu Council to demand about 81, 500, fog,
which ho makes out tho auuoxed bin. lie atatos
that, unlesa ho Is paid within ton days, he will
Introduce tho City Of Chicago to tho Supreme
Court OF the United statos." lIo Haya that tho
CITY can probably find nB check ut tho First Nh
ti0nal Dank and that ii tie city authorttoa viii
buy 1t back from tho thioyeH, tley ca1l return ii
IN tho bill AZ caHh 11ia bill, Oh the whole, ia
not an yxorbtant ono-that iB, considering who
nude It ont Like Lord Olive, tue young nan Ia
now probably wondering ut his own moaera~
ion. IIo rates hiR time at the paltrY figure
Of only 800 per day, aud llo has totally over
looked any charge for II Damage In not gcttiug
,sssta,ce." II il to bo feared that Charloa foil
among Lunko-thiavos or throo.carl monte mon.
md WAS induced to rBk his small fortune OH tho
txcentroitieB Of tho nitnblo joker. II Ae had
.,oseeBsod one-Anlf AZ muck discretion nH brass,
..ho following bill nosa never have bcen Ese-
ontod:
Yrs1lAxr7, Sent. 1, 1873.
YyaJ Chtcago III, 10 Chas. r. t0nral, Df.
aui, b-To lilo neglect Of lis police to arrest
aJary of robbers, occasloling loss
Of money. ..........'.s'.s Saou.M
Loss Of cnerk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G25.00
tcciiol1, ...,,.,.,..,........ 49,. 5000, %
Aur 1a-Doteutiycs fees. lU0.U1
Two days aul nights ttme, ..,..,,. 40.nu
Various expanaes. aes........,........., liB31
10 damage IN not gotting aaRistAnco* ......
Total. 80
, 1873-09-07
caa It ID chckpor to send to enginelloAes for tho
rney scrarer, ti!an to send thcro for tho Firo Dc.

rcna II Ia cheaper to send to engine-DuAea for tho
nrtst r'noyt tofs te nt ot e. ''a0 '0'' '0' ' "
= ~ 49, =. H.. ,,.,. ~ u,,.s.,.
Following TUG etanpsp h p ~ Tug Wun'nH ~ ~
pha, nlnoor o, ~ o '1ueH M o. t r. ~
ehssSto " e t ~ srnoa FOR hsvo r
solved 70 form WomAA Scety c aor sG
u Cruelty TO animals. nen ~ Il r. nn.;ro ~ sa,rs
osscsB1 sersa r. ~ s o;,|xa tno r ~ ehr
tho q OIL wnI mcn8e yS,, su S @
ncc1lcs1ly nttota tc IN s ~ @ ~ onat
mail, but not to hn tostnren W @ III, na & &aoss1y @
will mol wAate tae1 u i i H. H. ttpry ri" apry
It's forsss yG9rnaay p m an'I.tc 20 ta bena
taught genteness ana }abtca nna ~ V ~ n saora ~ ~
cfoaturea tno boys sna nos tgea & ~ ~ ~ t ta @ rI ~
ntldlc.age Due notieo VII, ~ g"atne '' S' A"'
paee Of ho''ns 'oo p'oh'A''''! '''oh'
,,,nor In hcuKS At oast since bounty has heon lls.
continued BY tho government HI In likowao rutc,
which very harsh and 1ndelicate nhpea 90
70 MN bccanaa az is ~ T.. ~ t'3 ~
hIany Ueor ,9h We nSkea 70 ~ ~ nno,.s
from Mo tolls md hnmenity .. h9r nasaan1 @ n3as 1Sa
na Tho gscer stopped INTO tie room ~ aool DouHta
stopped olt by w1how ana dosconaou ~ ~
air TO Tue fo9t q ahed. onG story down tng st ",
ho negro irenzsa @ Wlth fear ana eyiaon.y g
hat no person or Thing cousd o Aim inlnIy at tnst
1a hS PGss hnoe ss e
ho alghted, and fell easy prey TO tae oncer 70 Was
tako to thc Ar1ory and thonco 70 tao county Aoaps
''r ~. 41,u.,oa n.., al' 's. svt ~. ,.,,,,, ,.o,o
! Of Wobber h HnrkinR, In Tho Mothodst Church
block at tho corner Of Wasftuuon nni CLARK streets
WIS broken Into by burglars, aud completely on,rtlcd
| lighted with two gas-jcts, In 4 prominent location
gusrtlod or ratl1er aurpoHcd to to. By for watch
, 1873-09-07

Spectat DspHkcA Ia 4I.e ChtcHqo Tribune. .-
spn1ndF1ELpt huss., Srrt. Tho Contest between
Butler and WuHh1urn III virtually Rettled, 50 fur ns tno
nomination By the Convention IL concerned. anl Gen.
Butler Is irreriuvaby eaten. The roturna up to MIDI
night r,ow that III tho wc4ern coantieB Washhurn has
iii, nut, Butler 07 delegates, and 20 aro doubtful
or contested, while In the ,,,..1Sa,s ress
stronghold washburl has l65 Butler, aa2; and arc
doubtful making te total footinga up to tue present
town remaining 10 heard from ase those which aro
almost certain 10 90 for Wushburn and II No by 1nnor-
ity oyor Butler In tho Convention Will DO 15o Or up
wards. ..,..,t,, "a
1nukcs tho number Of delegates to the Iopllbican
State Convention Band $40 for Butter TO 1o3 for Was"
buru,
, 1873-09-07

hoped toy viii recover. Dolow wo E7o tho ila.nea of
sssms: These sre only loee who havo died In oksw-
yo number hayo died outao Ito! t,t,dsn ef term nto ,o
nsots tToits is ei. Srs. Louisa Kraeit iytia Va.um
uars Nsckh.'n and two elatlse, William L@t1nsrrt
chttd, and hr. Wh!tkoinrer and ha wlfo mud CHILD.
' From the Louiyudtn t'onr1tr-Jonrnat
iasa Il fS ssR s il oee "s"s i"yonSo tes
'ysicans think Tho soorRo has spent fta f9rco, mud
thrro Ia not much danger Of roaplearanco Inuso aro
ooLustnA, Ky.. Sept. a.-oholcra n,ado its nrpear-
hired Ut winfrcya Hotel boing tho trat snbjoct. From
Sss sa{ss Ill.,, ;sxa I'D II pSaSt s,1x Ss ss;s
""e Il suprosod 'o that toA tho disea~o originated
from tho 1tgery,atate pEIvy anu bsek yar9 sttaohed
had boon declared nuisance BY tic town authorities
but unfortunately tho nuisance had not been nbaied
il ost of ~. ot It te oc
trict have removed TIN busincss houses sro coHot,
e1eept +; rsgo;a tras store: The mats are ss- "
nsasdda 1sfsds and 'n' 0''''' portion OF tho '0~ 10
LEBANON, Ky., sopt. 4.-oho1ora is stu in onr
lenco, It il att.oklne ~ many as horeloforo. =
,a , K tG Tssay ynsTa 9Fn
town and two in tho country. Wednesday, morninn
NO had Init one case In town, and nav csao was rs
ported III lilo country. This morning VIC ARC re]olced
to 10 able to Rato that the two Ia town arc both
In fair way Of recovering, and tint We hsvo
ctEo8. .
EL1zAnErnrowN, Ky., Hopt. 4.-Tha Nttcs Of to-day
sayB !. Sure our last issuo there hnvo bpcn foul
deaths from cholera, not eracy IN town, but lust out
Eilo tho lim[ts littlo CHILD Of Mr. Tony Henernn1
,7lo lives on tho Narrows just bolow town. died Of
Friday night Mr. essnan t,eIn oek tho sa 1an% out t
! saturday morning to bury It, and he1pc'
10 dIg grave and bury hia child; who' N,1e
| ,le returned ho waa told that hfs othc
/ child Ind died. and Ills wtfc wns sick with tho dis
caso.-vhen he tainted, and that night dicd Of th
disease Tho exhaustion Of waiting on tho hrst emil
Tint died. tito labor he performed IN burylng It, com
biucd to unncryo lis system, 80 TINT when he hear
of the death Of his second child he tainted, and
| bellows, hardly recovered from tie stnpor before
dicd Ills wifo had tho cholera also, but wo belios
| TINT ahe IN out Of dhnRor.'
| EVANSVILLE, Ind Sept. 4.-Nihil Agent Davis, {
tho steamer dray Eagle reports that thu cholera
prevalent Ut Dwcnsboro Ky, In epidemic form, aud
causing many dcaha. Ao statss that there @ woi
4 other cases wcro reported, but no fatal ones.
, 1873-09-07

DETROIT, Mich, srpt e.-pAssEn powT-props
Itlu,n Aaaku, Wilson, Oronoa and hargu; barkg L..
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ported gone TO pisces.
X1ND-Nurtheant.