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, 1873-09-15
YELLOW FEVER.

Tho Discnso Makes Its Appearance In
n1cmphis--Tho Scourge Unnbntcd ut
ShrcvopOrt.
nlkMrH1E, Tcnn., sopt. l3.-For two dnya past,
run1ora Of tho rroynece OF yellow foror in this city
havo prevailed. Tho officers Of thu Board Of Health
werc rotfccnt and non-oomnlttal on tho Aubjcct but
At meeting Of that body, ths afternoon, Mt which
thore Terc present nearly AL ta prominent rhygciana
Of tho city. the following address Was prepared:
10 tie Citizens qf Memphfs:.
We regret 70 announce to tue pnblc that yellow faver
exHts t our city. It Is confined 10 fuw blocks in tho
portion Of tho city, aud VIC trust that 1t
Secretary to mako daily report. Of deaths from
day to day furniah such Information concerning the
this time thore has been about thirty deaths from this
diaeaae since the 1Bt Instant.
Dy order Of the Doard Of Health.
(Sfgned} ]. II. NurALL, Secretary.
Tho infected quarter ia known hero as thu Pinch,
md ts principally composed Of tenement houses occ-
pied by Irish families 30 fur thGrc has been but
case Routh Of Poplar street Tero Is hut little excite
mcnt ns yo but tho publication Of the foregoing in tue
morning will aoubtleaa causo many to leave the city.
WARHtaaToN, 8opt. 13.-Sonator WcHt Of Louisiana,
received tho following dispatch tonight from the
Mayor Ut shreveport:
Tho people aro panic stricken. AL that could haEo
left: The poor are noary all hnn1s. Nu money
in the City Treasury. AL pocuninry aA will 10 thank
fully received. Feyer iuorenaing."
hEw ORLEANS, Sept. Ill. n. jackson, telegraph
operator at Shreveport, died to-day. Mr.. Hac, tuo
telegraph 1nanayer, Ia not expettod to recover.
, 1873-09-15
Supreme Court OF Illinois.

ShetWt. .f}fspHtfH 20 lHS Eh'fHHo JT1bttut,
OTTAWA, H.! Sept. 13-Tho following Is tho record
Of tho Supreme Court to-day: Mary q. Worrcn 1t el.
allowed when r,sls Of Court requiring tho lllng Of nj.
e!raeta, ana briefs sha - hsye bee complied with,
9oy " rls psope on melton. Transferred to evil
motion to ,siaa appeal with 10 por cont a,agcs Vi.
lowed. Q. !. H. V. Rilroad W. j. 7. Dack Il Vi, I;
leave asked 10 tto copy of appeal bond US additional
transcMrt, and eeroFar allowed: J. Il; ps.o ct u
rocord mud leave to flo additional record anl curi
rar allowed. Motion lnado 10 strike certificate Vi oyi
denco from tho tiles.
Tho following young attorneys wero admitted to tho
nsr; O. H. no.ner = n. nAkor n; naeon J. Dyer,
9. F. noodng, Il 4 = Ms :, ugaon, J. I; narrs', O.
A. Meponnd, J. Il. hIcconnell, 9. O'Nel T. It. Prl,l.
dervil!e O. J. Thornton L. j. White. J. II. Edwards, Of
Chicago, colored relected. The Court found linn
deficient il general reading a, tho student had levcr
read any work equity. This nlunH would defeat a,y
Arpiicaiat d. The rla Of tho Court regurea thorough
rcatljng this Us of othor subjects. 1e Court iu
friendly why ntlnonisheA tho colored party who wns
abAcnt ut the time; 10 try aRatn
Tho Court adjourned I'LL o'clock y. m, on Monday
next.
, 1873-09-15

EHF'hcF hFEtlhlOIty lsCfOrG tho Royal
C1Mis, isslota-h d:eslcrs,I concurrence
IN the Hfhtttr of tho Election, Fund
What tho Opposition l'roposo to
Prove.
-. Special Diapdtch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA sept.- 13.-At >tila opening Of Tho Royal
comn,iaalon, Yesterday 1t ascertnned TINT aoy-
efal alterations Ind to o 1uau 10 tho official report Of
~ H. nleallllchs oVldonrc. Tfls done, tho wltncss
was not discharged until again submitted 10 rj9Id
croaa-oxannatton ut tho hnnla OF tho Premier, who
ua not succeed In affecting Ills testnony in any why,
thouth hia ovidcns a!m waB to asBprtatn how q. ",
Mealullon got tho copies Of certain damaging tole.
grams, mud what had become Of them:
cano v Was NJ no,t T. scna Uapaf M n an o1smber Of the
Ned tAa what 10 knew % tho rsca sea,iai WAS waa
n Manaang a Dlrsstor Of IL NSIer haSay QUO
eraantstd tle rsicpo nt so,' soa;sn M eSa only
ns!ie to tho Pacific hallway tint ho was na,o b.
rector OF tho Pacific Company while abscnt III Eng
iSnd. ant had no knowego q wllo tl,e nHttsa,or Il
ncs!dcH himself, two other 1n0r-O -Ocvaniu Directors
~ero placed OF tho parihr Board. Wituens ugrccd 10
motives ~ o s'a s s 10 s" tho 5tG eee f1a
wstG as f munbor of party aud lii no why consld
.. Mc1unis Of Hamilton, another Director Of tho
paciho Railway Company, ndmtttcd sl'cnsnE money tn
that city for election urpoaen, which e aworo ic did
o. w. qwn aecord' but not II price Of be!ng on tho
sonator eochrano, IN Ills evidence. admitted that
utcd 10 tho last election fund, which thoy Ind bcou
of note tlat 10th Cumberland aud ians, two plres-
Commission that they Lad been placed on tho DoarI
BY Sir John a. Macdonald llo bad acto ~ a,tornoy
sson nas Al Io time, hat III e Company was sesu
more comm!tteo of anyerntnont ilomsnecs. In tho
, 1873-09-15

LEXINGTON, Ky., scpt. 13.-The weeks racing ovor
tho Association Course terminated to-day with thrcc
very good racoa. The frat mile aud quarter dush,
WINS won by Griusteals h. +. The Cleaner, beating
Lau,pi aud kayauaugh In 2:2lx.
Tho second rdce milo heats, won by Grinsteada
b. G. by War Danco beating Boyd's Nclio Giving Roy
noldB' E's!u hI1 Kuiglt Of Lexington. Tmc, 1:55X ;
1861. Tho third race, dash Of three infirs,
without any trouble by Grnsteais IT. Waverly, beat
yards. Time, 5:h8H.
TracA very muddy account of heavy rain during
the night md up to ~ honr before the raeo.
Next month thcro will ba trosting meeting held ut
1ssad!ng A4*ostatsoi,. The atakea arc aready nlet
horses that havo noVrr heaten 2:3o.
. PROSPECT rAnK nACE8.
New YORK, Sept. 13-At proBpect Park to-day there
wan largo attendance. 1n this first race dash Of one
milo for $500 all agtn nue hartod. uitthcocks cest
nut ley, Quls, entered Just eforc the start, and sold
in the eld took thu lead aud kept it tho closc and
Won tho raco IN las hoating H. A. D. Carrlboo's Mud
The Roconl race was handicap for all rgcs purse
$500, two aud quarter miles, TR wns won easily ly
Village DlAckanth In 4:08, beating Ranaou, Chicka-
bitldy, Utica, md Aftldew.
The third faca waa for tho consolation purse soo,
ono aud half mleR Five started. CotEecH Hr.y
Lightning Colt won ii 2:41s5, beating Lizzie Lucas,
Quits, Gorald, and Chickabidly.
The fourth race Wus hurdle handicap, purse $500,
two miles, over eight hurdles. Three started. re-
venge the favorite threw Pepper his rider Mt the
onl hurdle. ImpocuniouB at tho time waa forty
lengths ahead Of Blind Tom, tho then being be-
tween these two. Blind Tom, however, WAS driven
hurdle ut the smile titno. Hind Tom thou steadily
took the lead, aud beat 1mpecunious by a length,
Blind TOMS tu,o WINS 1ninutes. Tho hurdles
wero considerably higher than at the provious race.
Which accounts for Revenge throwing his rider.
, 1873-09-15
THE LANDSLIDE IN PERU,
Details OF tho Terrible Visitation

Ucsa1l" OF thc Terrible ViSttations
A correspondent Of tho Panama Star and Her,
furnishes full details Of Tie great lan-sl1eo in
Poru on tho 31st OF July, on tho routo OF the
Oroya Rairoad:
:, " The slide took place in tho valley akirted by
tho railway ombaukment, about sisty-threo and
2 half milos from Li1na, and ono milo beyond
the old town Of Matuenna, on the loft bank OF
the River nimac. At this point narrow gorge
interHocte tho valley at right angloB, running
back ut worry stoop inclination until It
and half q mile wido, surrounded by high walls
OF scAsst, partly docomposod aud mi1ol With
. brownipll clayey ea1th. This tablc-la,id is oc-
cupied by number OF small cultivated estates,
Matered partly by natural springs falling oyor
4 largo aquoluct, six foot i'll width, tito excess
OF water altoring through tho soil mud finding
IN outlet III tho narrow gorge leading to tho
river;
VARIOUS emall sAdce nave previously oc-
CURED, due to tue Boftoning OF tho lower strata
by ptrcolation the weight Of tho euporincum-
pont mass OF earth and small rock being superior
10 sno resistance o. the inclined , cayoY strata
tho plateau seen irom it, outer briuk, 1.5oo feet
aboyo tho leSel Of the nimac, is that Of tho
crater Of az extinct volcano, 60 high and atoop
arc tMe Me Walls OF The basin III which IT lies,
he einaster' which o. occurred m At r M, vas
nis anaoaetcSiy tho result Of tho hottening Of tho
son; T." AZ aaas hou5' iumG.ng sound WIS heard
IN Matacnaa, and slight vibration Of the
ground felt: ny the inhabitants. This was sup.
posea 70 % slight earthquake. aud many have
attributed tho catastrophe itself to ono Of tloae
wondori9l M aad lnoxpl!ea6lo throea Of nature.
Ihey hat1, hosovor, COMPOUNDED cause with effect,
Iho a1ght Tlesod from tho onPqaiso side Of tho
Yal!oy must h,ve boon one OF awful grandeur.
unfortunately mono who saw 1t lived. to tell
tno tag: An ocoau Of mud, earth, and htonos
p poGtea through sh9 narrow mouth Of the gorge,
uaslea through tho rlyor-bod moro than d
thouhand feet aeross tho valley, and hurlod
nlililonn OF toms OF 'nntcrial up tho opposite
p!ae. Iho eartli,waVe extended 500 foot aboyo
!ne flset-pea ana thon aubbldlng, formed solid
, 1873-09-15
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Sept. II.
Kenyon, Cox l. Co.. bankers aud brokers In Wall
Btrcct, suspended today. Daniel Drow specnl
partner in tho house. 1t Ia sad and has It that
tho dcultica Of tho firm cauacd by tho opera
tlona In tho interoat Of Drew.
TITO buslnoHa Of Kenyon, Cox l. Co. wAa not tho
ca,se of teir Hnarcnnon, they carrying very
fow atocks compared " tclr naua1 complement. Only
$1,000 shares sold out under the rnlo today md
Of this Lake Shoro sold ut 9l@o1H. The real trouble
way, BONO Of which now hcgInnng to fall due.
htcssrs. Kenyon, Coz, md Danol Drew, md others,
IL Is eo"pse nsed s loaned sa, their ss ps1s to aa;s A.
further negotiation Of bonds At Lon
don. Last Monday alvIcea wore received from Lon
gointo innro hol.H, and consultation wns leld Of
parlfos I'll te interest Of tho Canan Southern. Ken
CENTS In Wabash this morning wns bancd o, tic si1
position that tho Arm and their friu,lda wore largo
inulers hut It npleara Tint they Ind been Following
comparatively ttio sosk 'i sold. I '' Ia 1egard ] "o 10
shs sea 'a;Rs''ea ss s,,sao, Of Mr.
Southern HALLWAY owes :22so @ and haa @ oooo
raas OF nTst nsrtgago nods Of s and connecting
abrosd: dineulty Ind ecourrod vary % %sadleay @ % anI
oea ss sFs afs to M D r.
tho Will atrcot that Drow permitted tic suse
ESn''0n aata q S ro firm for for some uterer object
fsiry and honoraSiy mus IN tho a"F' msttss sfte.
and would, could ho 1ave foroaaen tho complications
three weeks ago, have prevented tho suspension ly
converting Of ha assesa Into caa. Coz said tho
notes q r. tho canada Southern Railway to Tho amount
q 81 100000, bearing tntoraement Of htn,Hclf and
day. Although they could not bo net Immediately hc
believed that avcry creditor would obtain hundred
conta on tho dollar Toa!thy who arc Interested
tn The railway, although thy might a rst DO nnw-
Stockholders, would eventually lift it up make tho
project seecssfn lle tnslre espcclny t.atit would
be ~ hct Of folly for hoi:rs Of bontg to soil them
at sacrifice Lotauso Of tho present excitement par-
tios connected with tho Canul1 Southern RAILWAY nro
~ nn1Gng Tue riches: std most influential railroad men
0on,trght. Hadlcy Dillon, nt,d W1n. L. Scott. ono
Wall street writer anys Daniel Drew is general part
nef IN tho houHo; that lo has frequently
9uibbled md COMPROMISED when caught by some of
tho corncring operations Of Wall Rtrcet, hut this IL tho
irst ttmo he haG actually suspended Il atacd 10
udvisod him to atop tmnod!ac!y SO to learn tbs OK
oct position Of atrnrs. Tho troubles Of Kenyon, Cox
Go. nro supposed BY many to date back to tile ar-
o!cnt transactions Of Danniel Drew IN tho famoua
Northwest corner Of last year, in which Drew waa
worhtea: Hc III said to havo permitted Kenyon,
Cox Go. to pay mp tho difference on stocks. and
the r1n according to rnnor, have not been ahlo to
a1IsNhtfsinn t,arofnrn or}utst
, 1873-09-15
Tho ISnilrond Eight In 4knuans.

1a:AvESwonT,l, Kan., Sept. la.--rhe railroad Eight
Mt once beaegc.l BY buyers The Hannibal st. Joo
and Missouri l4cno made common during tho
ay asni'1At tha North Missouri Tho Chicago ratio
manned at $780, the lowest figure Of yesterdays reduce
toa to ttat point, but Tho faro t. Louis was cut
d1wn to s., aud Eo1no Tickets sold at 10. Tho ratio to
Cincinnati, Louisville L. indianapolis waB also re-.
dircd. Tickos wero In great slenand Every firm oi
The city received dlsratchca from their customers
Throughout lts State nnd Missouri ordering The pr-
chase of Tickets. Thousands Of applications were
received by telegraph aud inas but to railroad agcna
endcayorcd to eyate tho saio to epccu!ators,
Tho Chicago, Rock Island I: Pacific, and Chi.
Cago, burlington Il Missouri River Railroads
did not reeeo from the!r regular cetoa though every
effort was n,ado to get them In tic fight. Ticket
Agenta, a. T. Ford, Groata Dawes, a'ld Pnrkcr hc1d
iar rate: Tho cut On focal faro last night
1etween hansas City mud st. Joo was nlasle by tho
Hannibal st. joe n1ll Missouri Pacific, to
punish The Kankus City. ii. Joe 4 Council nurs Rail-
road for assstipg tho North Missouri; and tho Chl-
cage reduction wns ac by the latter road to rets!late
paci1c. It is believed tho war Is now oyor.
, 1873-09-15

a soanE Nopc-Wallxer Experiments
Mt Nitsurn Fulls~-Ehe NlucIionnld-
Pope Letters.
sl'tcies Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, Sept. IA conn!ry boy at Niagara Falls
yesterday CROSSED tho river OH rope during II palo
aud performed srvera gymnastio feaa, riyang pro-
foshiunal rupe-walEers.
Tho Prcss Association Of this Province ees at Ion-
don during tho Provincial Fuir.
MONTREAL, Sept. IA claim In pcn,ng aeainsk
tho corporation to tho amount of over 900 600 ars-
Ing out Of appropriation fur tho maintenance OF tho
part,
No.ico Ia posted In the rostOgco containing far
slnite Of tho cuyclops atrossc to the isoil John
Young, continuing tue alaclqnaid-pope letters. Tho
notice couins rehearsal Of the circumstances uler
which ts letter waH aken, aud oirelH reward Of $500
To any ierHon giving Information that will lead 10 tho
conviction Uf tho tlli.f.
, 1873-09-15
WASHINGTON.


TIE sEAL- -LoGK QuEsyloN.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1J.-Tl.a sealioek controvorFy
has been temporarily settled by the adoption Of tho
ratcat Of Miller. un expert Of Philadelphia. Tho Conf
meo lestatcd several hours between this und tho
rnteut Ut tho Buffalo INVENTOR hut promptly rejoctcd
thu specimen offered BY thu American Beal1ock Com-
pa,y whose pa.ens lsas becn IN uso by thu Treasury
Depn rneut for about two starH, anu for the rean-
ton of which II IL alleged cora!n uyat0flous Influences
work.
HAnLAN AND TIE nAoK-pAy,
Ex-senator 1Iurlan ctorally denca u the CAronit{.
this morning, TINT he has drawn hia back-lay. 10
sayB that lu yoted In The Senhta steadily Ag1npt tho
propositInto increase tho compensation Of Sonatora
and Representatives. anl at the close of to session,
which nlso tho cnso of hA Senatorial tern o vet
tied up with thu uDyerAnloat under tho old law, nj tho
proyo9s raso4 OF my, anL has since aplul for
or raceiyea QUO dollar Of tho tael-pay grab
[1o The Assucfatsa lrtss.l
THE NEW DIArN1or GOVERNOR
WARRINGTON, Brlt l3-llo President Inns an
poltei Alexander II. Shepherd Governor OF lilo Dis
trict of colnnbin vsco lieNFy D. Cooke, re.iguod.
, 1873-09-15
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

Testimony of Neyy E<,rfS nIcrc1.unta
and Railroad Men lfct0rc tic Cons
EressiOrlsll Com Ill cess 4Tnnt of SeOr-
ugo Acc1Mn otinfjOaR Mt Tho Sen.
botird--ArHumcnts i'll Favor or tho
Improvement of Tho winter fsohten.
NEW fonK, hopt. f3.-Tllo Senatorial Comm!tteo on
Transportation were III session to-Iny. Senator wn-
dom lreHacd air. l1nycs, General Manager Of tho
nl"o ldno' n'ado supplementary atato1nont After
showing TINT local traffic in abort hnuls costa
IN proportion thau traffic in long lantH he said lilo
shrongh nes IN order to cheapcn traBportion to tho
producer and consn'cr, compelled to iunugrhto
nyate OF through frcighngo. In reply to questions with
regard to receipts Rveu without guaranteeing amount
contained in tic car ayea sat there ars u,iy noiuta
as which ratiroad companies too poor to bn waro-
AotEes. Iflvato porsUnH own tleao warehpl,acs. anu
aomoihcs tho nnd around them, ard arc purciiasors
ofrrodncc. Thoy haullo and oad their own property
hnnds Of tho railroad companies Into tho hands Of per.
soma not connected with tie roas therefore tho CONF
psqss p,sns nshor s tbs eg IN or out From an eeynor
quantity, md scndg II to Boston or any other po!nt
ot wore re- to I, eosy Owned m elovator # f weighed
Hayes opinion that ii company could re- ros
20 as TO doSer lie ; 9ay oaod q lS Ia 'r1ne. va
Lie aao said that Now York must build elevators IA
tness ING composition Of other seaport towns, osher
Tsilrga!s 1 sen.oring IN Now York cd in Jorsay whs
TIC New York centrnl M ends IN New York. Thore ID
e New ala rawag 10 ea pos
chin eaim That New York II whero The road onla-from
snd delivered ay aip wsrohonse, :'in or inspes.
os,,u5; or 5;ssaoy c!ty: 1hsae largcs ass controlled
compantcs Tho expenses Of thin ranges from CO cents
to q por ton for which neitlor tho producer nor co-
noihng In r1tnrn Iis railroad comrantca aro coin
MI nuAtr +1ot@t
, 1873-09-15

ssys: TIM stcamcr Janca 1ownr., caught fro in the
hull yesterday whilc lying ht that place. The paassn-
gers aid baggage wcro taken hhloro Bhfoy, md tho
atea,ner Gelng sout.1s, which was tho only hore
Of saving her. No further particulars avo boon ro-
Western rivers, heing ',30o tons BURDEN sho yvss
nwi,e BY Capt D. II. i'egrarn nnd ]. H. chaastna, Of
mn, rsrt, tw ysars ng, slGoooo Bio aas insnscti il;
CurlnluH anil littsLslffl Lut for what amount and
y wat nrrH js mt yet nertrlanc Htlo lift hera on
Wednesday, for New Orleans with 1COO tons Ut freight
anl bnrKo iii tow.
, 1873-09-15
H11nncHotn Changers and tho ADJ
ynnco1 Gfui1ro.sl E'rci.1..Y.

speeial D,.paseh 10 The chfcnao Yri5n,ie
sr: PAUL, Mitn. Sept. 13.-Merc'.ans anil chip
reFs here arc bitter Ill expressions concerning tho A-
vance Of freight rates by railways, 1ononncng It rs
outrageous aud akin advantage u tile necessities Of
The country eataca BY largo crops, low water In tho
river, anu the proposed carly c!ohny Of tlN Lake st-
rerior routo II tho freiilg hero provus ovur tic
ssac. the Grangora will elect The next Legislature aud
ii!' way to regulate rntes, AMI freH. Tho avatro
ut this t1me tnanEnratcs r0ltcst which will result In
70 good TO thy ealita iyc.tpd in railroads. AMI may
tntura other ntorcsts.
, 1873-09-15

Co1uMuus, O., Sept. 13.-Srnator Thurman utterly
ucnies t,c statement Of Senator Morton, at Dayton
TINT la requested Mr.. Morton to Withdraw lis nlotiun
10 htriko out Of the SALARY bill o cla,ya increasing
Congress. HI says that hs did not say olo word to
Mr.. Morton about ttat in0tni. He Will untico this
aud nunio otlcr points Of A1r. Murlous speech next
Tuesday ut Batavia
, 1873-09-15

Oregon Ncpuhlicnns lnstorao =. X1ipa
pic Nditchcll,

VKcRUH EtcprfNIfcHns 1ndOraO y IlIpa
pic Mitchell.
BAN FnASoIsco Sept. 13-rho following Ia tlo rcso-
tuition Of tho Orugon Republican Stae Convention al
lutcd to III tho dispatch last night :.
Resolrh That whatever may haye been tho misfor.
tune, fasilts, or shortcomings Of j. II. Mitchell,
United Staten Senatur from thts state n Lis carly
nor justify him, but cxreas tic unq,aiifcd beIiet
that by hts n,nlly yenrs Of consistent upright, and
honorable conduct In this Stale, hu AaA ouliyci any
Mputattons cast upon him that to-ay nut only tho
Republican party, but large majority Of tho people
o. th1a State lave entire confidence In his integrity,
ability anu 1utrnthn and lat lle will faithfully nHt
ably represent thom in the United States Senate
, 1873-09-15
STEAMBOAT DISASTER,

1fUFJ1HE OF tIIg 5tN1trItBf sgnnAtE E1WtV.
nrA OH the M N1lsSlAsippi-..Nlu l{out
Hctlttleu and Siin1l.
Special U;spateh Ia The CAicagn Tribune.
OA1Ao, ILL., Sept. l3.-He luyo another BteNmhoat
disaster 10 recurd, hut not bcrioua ns na,Iy tat
have been reported from this ppint. Tho splendid
htca,nor Jnnes Howard bound from III. LouiH to New
Orleans, caught fire III her hold at Commerce, Mo-,
yesterday, ut noon, little Inter, whcn tho matches
weru clio to Rd effort iRi!u to 0xltnRHll tho fire
with steam. 1n the meantime, every passenger
reached tho land i pafoty, aud much Ut Tho freight
effort to a4yo tho boat from burning, aud tH mur-
ing, "a lAs resort, she wax scnrtl. The stoa,ner
toep and tu boat lieA straight 1t In expected su Will
10 eaay ralsc The Firat Clerk who VIA IN this city
this afternoon, says thai thu origin Of tho ru IL
ye!oped In mystery.
Br LOUIS, Hort. IA brief dispatch Just received
At ta Associated Press ollce from Uulums1co, No.,
, 1873-09-15
l10rse-Thlevcs Lyncllod In louisiana,

NEW iberia, La., Hcp Il, 3,-.Th0 TariRh of Vormllon
he's been fur years infestud With cattle-thicysa Tlo
0f Inv, auI taat mouth orgnnizud Viglant Commit-
too laAt resort. large number Ut thieves aud
their confolorates woro given not!co to leave within
aelvsB aud threatened to destroy tho Town Of Abovo
Tho Vlglantes pressed them, aud tlcy scattosed 1t
, 1873-09-15

day tho 81, ius On wednesday night, Tho 10th nst.,
arrested under civil process At Draslonr, a,ul who
en- route hcsc, waA akon from tho steamer Avery, at
JuanesviIle, by squad Of arrnnd men, and hung In
'front.' OF Dr. D'itg0nA rcaidcncc, miisn n,orn tlat
t0wtis AL khn III vngllu afoat hero ron.
cetnnR tho nnnihcr executed, b,L no positive infor-
nlatlul. can be obtained
, 1873-09-15

Spee{dt ItsrateA to Tie thfcuqo Tribune
MADISON, Sept. ll-1nlicntiona thirken that It any
preferable raMstiiates. nominated there will 10
break from Tho Republican ralIks on two or Tires ai
tho regular eanai.!atra als,, That Q"v. WAs,.rn will
very considerable support outside Ut tho fte.
publican rnnkv.
, 1873-09-15

STef'd7 UsVa7fH 10 Tie EHicd0o IT16lNc
hIT. S1EnLiNls, ILL.,. Sept. 1J.At meeting for con-
sultation held ~ representative Of tss Drown)
connty irrespective Of oil party litscs It wan nvreod
that renp!ua MUS Meeting be held In ss pace on
Saturday, tho eth instn,ls, to nominate a raoploI
ticket. Thu dying Democracy Auv0 nominated
couuy tirket, which havo no duuLt we will dcfea
nttLe Iolla, - @''
, 1873-09-15

SjKeIH| U8V0fth 70 IHe [HicNQ0 I9f6Nt1t.
CIacLEyILl.E, O., Sept. 1a-Nobert Coachluan, col
orea, MAS brought lpforo Mayor Mllor to-ay charKod
with httemlting e commit rape oil 1iulsocca A.
Woodruff, while. Tho aylBnce produced showed that
ooacluau, With two wlsa mcu. losslbly entered tho
, 1873-09-15
HORRORS ON St,lPBOARD.
Capture of Il S1nvc-Ship. on which,
Out Ut 400 Slaves, $50 Dlcd Of Slnull.

WIT VN OUV aHt&F cHS @VV O1CtI UI SllEal119
pOx.
LoNnoN, Sept, 1o.-A dispatch has j1at been receIyad
at tho Admiralty Olco fron tho commander OF tic
British 4ean-sloop Daphne, announcing tic capture
III tho Indian 0ce4n, near tho zyctolle Islsnda, Of
Ing The anlul-po1 had ragel tho ship, and out OF
30u slaves taken Oh board $50 died. T4e run,ainiug
fifty were terrtby eu,ac!ael from disease aud want
, 1873-09-15
EQhk1fE

PANS, Sept. 13.-yerdan WA evacuated by tho Ger
man troops thia morning. Immediately after they Ind
lott tue streets wero Allied With rcjoctug residents, an
numnerlcss nun French haga wero displayed from tho
, 1873-09-15

THE GAME AT THE EAST.
New YonK, 8opt. 13.-Dxse-1 3al-MutualB, 7; phila-
delpLius, 2.
, 1873-09-15

Suspension OF nn Ann Arbor nnnking
Firm,
DErnorr, Allch,, Sept. 13.-aller h Webster, bank
erB, OF Ann Arlps ulado assignment 10 t,ay Noih
lug yot known ~ to their liabilities or caso o lauro
, 1873-09-15
THE CANADIAN SCANDAL.

Ettrtlarr Hc$titio o.,y Isesore tho Eoynt
Coniitl isslota-1 d:eflcrsiI t.oMcurrl.lscu
IN tflc HfhttGr Of tho Election Fund
Wltnt the Nrrnkifie11 Iroposo to
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-09-04

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