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, 1874-09-25

Special Disputch IL The ChieaQa 1ribttns.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. g4.-rho yearly
meeting Of Friends for Indiaua in Bossion ut
plaiuieldt Houd1cks County, Is one Of large
attendance aud doop interest. About 1000 is
tho average daily attendance, and on Sunday
there wcro fully 5000 present at tho main SER
vice. There are visiting ministers OF tho do
nomination from tho States Of Iown, Ohio, aud
North Carolina. The HtatstIcat report shows 81
Of Ills YearIy Meoting. Or Conference,
" synony1nous,-an incresse Of 1
tnootiugs and Gy3 masnbers. There are Log
families who engage in family prayer, o5s DO 60
Three persons entitled to membership aoll i'll
toxicating liquors, 1,045 members uao tobacco,
and 10 soil 1t. In respect to tho use and Aalo Of
liquor aud tobacco those atatistica show dccidca
Improvement ovor last year. No ono is allowed
husband or wife and marriage may now be colc-
brated ut tho bsido's lloliso. US we'll as at the
meeting-houso. Monthly Meetings nro directed
to exorclso aoand discretion upon
tho adnlission, A. nlom1ors Of Persons
Who, nro married while dtvO1ccd husband or
wifoEis living. Tho work Of tho Friends among
tho Indians occupied considerable chare Of
attention. Tho Associated Committee u,atlo T.
detailed report, from which it Appaars that thoY
have charge OF tho KitAapoos. pottawatou,ies.
QunpaTa. Saca, Ann IoSos. AaNa4 CHeyohhoS
and Arapahoes. Great mud Littlo Osages, KiowaB,
Comancles aud Apaclios, Wichi,as and affiliated
bands, with population OF over $4,000. They
hago under tl0ir caro- Is schools, enrolling over
GOO pupils, with M ayerago attendance Of 435.
All these tribes hare bcon ongaged III agriou1-
tural pursuits, and aro taxing encouraging stops
toward civilization. h proposal was entertained
for tLs formation Of 0leeting for the northern
counties of tho stato, to bo held in Marion,
Grant County. Tho Afeoting will conoulo its
sessions in day or two, the principal business
Of interest having alseady beou transacted.
, 1874-09-25
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. Sept. 2l.-1n tue Central Criminal
Court, yesterday, Mr.. pugin, architect, Was
found gni'ty Of Hbeling Mr. Hofbort- Judge
Dramwell after 4 long conference with his col
leagues, took sure ties for the appearance Of de-
foudant for septet co when required. Mr. pugin
tban1.ed tho Judge, aud aolemny declared ho
would mover ycT,aat tho offenee. Judge Bran-
vol, after seec'.oIy ropzimanding defendant, Or
derod bis dis,hf.rgo under bail.
A special fiBpatch from Dublin to tho Stand
ard aaya til q hmuesty Association there haye re-
coiyed an i.t,mation tint Diaraoli. on the occa-
sion Of th Z approaching royal visit to Ireland
will rocosa1neiid that general amnesty bo
grantod ~ political prisoners.
Losp IN, Sept. Is = 530 a. m.-Hopworth
Dixon called Tor America yesterday in tho steam-
ship tepubc.
Lo'fpoN. Sept. 25--S \. m.-Tho Times a1a-
nol, H.es that Dyraoli'B nBit to ireland has been
pos Il oncd on account Of 1oyuro attack OF
br r1neait,s.
, 1874-09-25
Of tho Province aro holding cauoug, It has not
trnpBpirel what Tho rcBu1t ID lllsoiy 10 ho.

of tho Province aro holding caroug, It has not
trntBpirel what Tho rcBu[t ID l'loiy 10 ho.
Tho Dominion Orange is iu aoaAlon hero.
Thitty-Hix Thousand visitors Attctldol tho rro-
ytncinl Exhibition yesterday, exclusive of gnoHsg,
members, and exhibitors Which IN nll probability
would Bwcll tho nutnber to 10000. Tho attonl-
auco to-day promsoB to bo fully az largo. Tho
Canada Oompnny's prizo OF a100 for tho hest
% huHcla Of fall wheat was won by H. shoarcr,
A meoting bold In st. Lawrence Hall last
night to discuss tlo Reciprocity Treaty wan nl-
teildud by about 410 persons. but wsH noisy.
Thero were only tllreo or four speakers, and
tl.oy nnintluontial. Tho mootng Is admitted 10
The Canadian Drowera' Association have inst
concluded tloir annt1nl ncsston. John Severn,
of Yorkvillo, Ia President, and JameH Taylor of
ST. Ontharines, Secretary and Trcahnror. Mat
tors affecting tho interests Of tratle 'sero dlH'
cuHsed.
Among tho arrivals hero arc s. g. Morris.
President of tho Agricultural Association. OF
New York, and Edward JonhiuB. II. r.. Of En-
gland, Agont-denoral for Canada 10 droat Brit
min. :,
OTTAWA, Sept. a.-Efrorta nro heing maac TO
induce tho lrisll rilo team to ylHit Cnllada a'td
compete with tho CANADIAN crack sllota.
The Hon. noaR Miniutor of Mili!n, will short
ly rotfro from tho Cabinet, and will rrobnbly pc
succeeded by the Hon. Vail, member Ut tho NoTl
Scotia Government,
Great difficulty is anticipated t1ls fall and win
tor. owing to the scarcity Of csttlo foud.
MONTREAL, Hopt. 24.-Therc were 815 inferred
in tho cemeteries during the past month, out Of
population OF 1G5, o 90.
, 1874-09-25
RELIGIOUS.
minncaotn Methodist Episcopal Con-
fcrbnrn.

minncaota Methodist Episcopal Con.
forencc.
SrtefaI Dispatch to The Chfeuoo Tribtine.
Sr. PAUL. hlinn., Sept. 24.-Tle Mothndist
Conference opened with services conducted by
the Rev, Koarns. Elders aunleraou nill john
SOD gave au ncootlnt Of work in tho Swedish mud
Norwegian districts. The recommendation OF
tho Rod Wing Quarterly Conference for tho
restoration Of tho Rev. Llui1quist, former Pre-
siding Elder, was emphatically discountonanccd
by Bishop Amos, and thero dropped. 1n tho
caso Of tho Roy. D. ". Hammond, whose CHAR
actor waa Arrested ]ast year, 8 motion passed to
take away his credentials OF ordination, and tho
BiAhop suggested tho minute be prepared
and officially published, 40 TINT unneces-
sary trust bo not given Hammond By
district churches. 4 division Of thu Conference
waB reported inoxpediont at this tlmo. Roport
adopted. Or. nuak rorortod tue couiition aud
moods Of The Frcctmen's Aid Society. DR.. Ed
wards presented tho claims Of hls paper. Or.
Kyuott submitted tho claims Of tho Church Ex-
tension Society. Tho Rov. Quigloy. Jealous
temperance advocate WIS granted auporannuatcu
rolntionB. Tho RevB. Martin and Hannctt, sick
last year. wore restored to effective relations.
Tho Bishop thought tho Rev. Cox, afflicted with
partial blindness, should 80 OH Tie supornnnuated
list, but Cox couldn't aeo it, ana was grantod his
desire to remaln aupernufnernry. Candidates
for Elders' or1orn woro passed upon. The
Rev. Haud moved and argued iu favor Of
resolutions asking tho General Government to
aid tho needy in tho grassbopper regions. aud
aasl that tho voluntary contributions aasd State
nsaiBtanro wern not enough; moro must be
given or great suffering will result. Tho sub
1ect was referred to special committee. a
menorial to tho Legislature asking authority
for unordainea ministers to perform tho mr.
risgo cercmouy was voted down. Tho Nov.
satter1oe WAS appointed fratornal dologate to
tho Presbyterian Synod ut Saltwater. This
evening tho anniversary OF tho Frcednlen's Aid
Society will be held Mt tho First MothoLint
Church. AllroBpes wilt be dDliverea by DR..
Husk and othesa.
, 1874-09-25

PARIS. Sept, 24-Tho contest Of the Bonapart-
iets in Corsica in tho election for General Coun-
Gil becomes more vehement daily. The fight. be-
twoon Prince Napoleon mud Prince Charles
Boneparto, who acta with the purity Of the
Empress Eugonie. Tho authorities Of AIaeclo
arc taking precautions against riot
Bie3, Public asserts that prusBan agents are
actively engaged on tho Algerian frontiers in
establishing relations With tho Arabian tribes.
PARIS, Bept 24.-The elections for 1nomhera
Of tbs Assembly arc ordered to DO bold Oh Oct.
Ia in tho Departments OF the Alpes Mari
times, Pas d'Calais, aud seiue-at-Olse. Eight
other yacaut coats remnin to DO filled.
, 1874-09-25
SPORTING NEWS.
Tho White Stockings Again Defeat
Tho Athletics,
The Turf---Aquatic.
BASE BALL.
WHITE 8r0CK1Et1a vs. ATHLETICS.

BASE BALL.
WHITE 8r0CKIHds vs. ATHLETICS.
Suettat Dispaffh 10 The tHfeaau Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 21.-ThiB afternoon
about 700 porsous assembled upon tho GROUNDS
at Twenty-hft1 n,,d Jolrorson stroota to Witness
tho fifth championship game OF basa ball be-
tween the Chicago mud Athletic Clubs. Tho bat-
ting Of both organizations was rather weak. Tho
Athletics wero guilty Of q numbor Of fielding
errors. which woro llowovor, countornctod by
good plans mud tho score Was thus kept down.
Out Of tho four runs undo by tho White Stock
ings, tho tlrco it, the fourth inning were earned
by good hard batting; 1'ho run i'll tho
SECOND was made through two con1ecn-
tivoly wild pitched bala. Dloatu1]on. by
q two -bnae far-foul hit, uuif Of Limos OH An-
Aou's lit, and ouo-baHor by Mcbride, secured q
RIM in tho fifth. Nfnruan secured rnn on al
error Of Glenn nnd Hines, aud basc-hit by sut-
ton. Tho Chicagos Ind no opportunity to dis
tinguish themselves n tho field, as tho Athletic
boys balsca right into thotr hnutl4. The game
was rather All intercutiug ono, and was marked
by como brilliant plays. Tho home club lost It
by miForable batting. Tho following il
, 1874-09-25

NRw Yonn, Sept. 2l.-A Havana lettor statos
that the Official Ndxc1e published on tho 18Th an
article OH tho dccrco requiring tho Inhabitants to
Contribute to tho Government per cbnt Of their
capital for two yoarp. It is said there il an ur-
gency for The collection Of tho tl:ut and second
tri-,nonth1y contributions On cnnits1, In ordor
TINT tho Treasury may meet Its obligations md
cover the deficits which monthly result botueen
tito Income and the outlay.
4 private letter from Go2. Ca!i1to Garoia
Yucquez, datcd AIassaniello, Hill inst, on board
a Spanish gunboat, saya ho Ind the misfor-
tune to be takon prisoner ard wounded severely
at tho Same time. The p15 eician declares lita
ont Of danger. Garcia stt!.es TINT ho has been
kindly ttoatod BY hiH ca,ytosH; TINT they have
permitted the a1ightost lndlgnity toward him.
Tho letter nlontionH uc, particulars Of hiH oap~
turs.
, 1874-09-25

C1EcrSsAT1, o., Sept. 24.-I'he most exciting
regatta ovor rowod on tho Ohio River took
place this afternoon on tho rivor betwDon this
city aud Newport mud Coyington, unlor tho
auspices OF the Exposition Commission. Gin
cinuati aud Pittsburg clubs, mud the Nasad Club.
OF Toledo. took part. Tnoro wero four raccs all
down tho river without return. THO 1]tst raco
was three-qnarters Of d mile, single shell, by
three boys years old. Time, min. 80 sec.
Tho second rnce was miles, siuglo junior
sl4oll, for boys not over l8. franklin II min. b8
Soc; Swccuev, II min. 81 geo.
Tho third race was = senior hcull, q miles.
nslpy, IA min. IL sec. TwadIle, u min. 80 Sec
Tie fourth raco sna milus, four-oarod scuils,
three cnLrie5: Dugnehuo Club, p1ttaburg, Ii
min. sec. clnSi.'natl, 10 min. seo Naiad, OF
Toledo, IL min. 30 Bec.
Tho day was fair and the contestants onconn-
terod delays, meeting river steamers il cac,
race. The shores, ssa Windows Of houses uoxt
to the riyor, ssoanola, bridges, wore crowded
The Pittsb1,IB made tile baHt tl1n0 over nAdo
on tho Ohio River.
Tho COMMISSIONER awarded medals to tho
winners.
PROPOSED nEoArrA At nEEps LAKE, MICH.
Sptciut i],suatth "a IAe tN.caau i'stou,ss.
GaAsp RAPIDS. Micl,.. sopt Alt bus been
docided to hold regatta at Reod'H,Lalso, 4 boau-
tful like 8 .nileH out Of this city, Oct, =.
Frauk T. Yates. Of Chica.o, is 1ere aasiat-
lug In completing the arrangements. Thoto Wltl
bs thrce racea-ona for for a!nga ecula, Qua fos f.
penraol Vi tho Spring Lake Doat Club; Tnonlaa
4. Williams. Of lraud Aayen. Fnuk Z. Yates,
OF Chicuyo aud Samuel Watlslnn. of Grand Ha--
ven, ali well-known oarstncn. will tako
part in the ti'at raco II 10 other dou,,
bla ,uculurs outer. In tho Beoond
raco IL. Yates will =. row single
souiI srninst time. Tlaase wi1l ha two psizeB ius
shs si,sS cac,,ll ace,-tna first solid gold vest
cham Of tho value 0f es50; The second, vest.
tha,u worth sd. Further arrangements will be
uutls ~ 1aat ns practicable.
TIE BNowN-AIunRta CHALLENGE.
ST, JouSs, N, D., Bopt 81. "A hitch occurred
| to-lay il tho arrangcnonts for tho boat-ince
| lilo American baokors Ut Morsia failing to maks
| dsnoyit browns frlonds offered to advance tht
nIouuy noedod rathsr thau postpone the contest
Great interest IL ,naaifeN.od u tho teault, bu
ihp lottiug ia triling the Halifax nlan being sh'
! faYosito BY two to ono.
, 1874-09-25

Sn.c,nl D;s;ateh to The Chseauu Tribune.
APPLETON, Wis, Sept. 2l.-Tho 0utaeamie
County Fur, whiph o!osod to-day, has been tho
largest and must successful evor hold. Tho dis
play Of vegetables WIZ particularly fine, ryaliug
in quality, it not III quantity, that Of tho stato
good. especially apples. while tho nasclanery.
fine artB. floral, aud other departments wore well
represented. THO attaudaaco waa worry large,
tho action Of tho Oranges throughout tho
county having stirred up tho farmers
On "Wednesday the Graugera Of the county
united aud camo on to tho fairgrounds
III procession in regasia, with music asa banners,
naalsing a tino display. They held a baskct-pie-
nit OIL tho fnir-ground. and wora afterward ad-
dressed by Il. q. Ryan, OF this eity, and others.
Tho weather has becn delightful aud tho fair a
grand SUGGEST in oyorY particular.
, 1874-09-25
LOUISIANA,
Tho Politicians Will httcmrt An
otlicr Compromise.
4 R6mor that President Grant Advi
Kellogg to Compromise.
Few Kellogg Parish Officers
Reinstated.

NEw OnIEAxs, La, Sept. 2i.-rho q, s %
misc conferences layo been again royiyo, he
iniliatorv ntonu .soro tslon Nv 1u1oo Ato,,, m
tho,,rt - IT,. r,a.,1,,o,,u ..,,,, 80, 49,, .,I
- t"l. ~ 'uo NepnpncM"e' "uo 9lfaoo tnu ptop~
os'ton IN tho lsoaton CLUB, that negotiations
Hhotud bo renowcd. Tho fdoa WAS favorab1y re-
cctvot, mud tho namo parties who who woro eu-
gugod III tho rocent coptcroucos uil nrobably bc
49,! woaa,,ean - sn.' "sua'ne noss1s MsInery,
Peh1'' sooInoesr Jonas. nnd Chopin Oh tho ono
side. und oasoy, Packard, Atocha, Brown, Jou-
hort and othcr representative ncpnbcans oil
t. u o'v onon,no ~ ,t ma1 ~ u 10 naso oeon ns,a
.n1 .,'", o' a..sn ~, l., aos p'opapi'
tMnt any arrangement VII DO matfo It onco.
IAefo arg ma1ly h'Hn u tno coancllA OF both
naff.gs @ WI ~ Esa1 n.,1p'' MI ~ Aasf; Goi'
E. John Eilts uen. ~! heea -. uGaGn, ana Dr:
br'lhs iaaso CONSISTENCY opposoo H. po'n6 Of se
CONVICTION tnnt tnoy -
WOULD o5TAiN :sls ap 70 coSctAsioSa u,,,.-
o. imp1Ttanco auu ti'as @ r ILL., ano,o Mhs lupo1l,o
Col; E'i1s INFORMED Tie Tribune correspondent
to-ahy t'as sho ConaerYattses Moulo cnueayof
to haYe an advlsofy beard aNfena ul,on consst-
lne Oh I'VE monlners,-eme "e., hopopnca'ls, s"o
CouhGls4ttseH, ~.i 'nS ".h i, ~ ~ ~ eiWee1 n,:
~ euo o'nne tG " ,o,';atar noa ~ Wnsaa.. vr.
snoula oe coAErolien. ~ Ptosen1, u!!uer -, tuo
!e%s tne Mato aeglassy nah no nun a, po"er ,1at,
II IT. ~ u'bpoaoo ~ aoll0ef ne can w 1e''Aeaoo'o
nleeolel. .,,. u..,., T., .,s,.
IT,
more aatlalaeiory, tnGn Inc nenoela:o stste
aug GnEioHaion3ni 'ichetu VIZ. H. w. Wienuim'', ME',
ana @ Ill appeal vi" oo 1n'oo " t''e aoA' eonsieso
1or ,~.. .,.a,xr,
An e. vHn n,a .s receivc
fuinos ~ cu1reut!uAt hGaofs naa . teeolsau ..
notlco ltoha Luz liesaGs. , .nnt ~ unt Hsina
1h'so OF alo troops WA oo "1tnu'""A III n'tooo
daSb' Inns ~ untruo; =. A..
NO great chanso haa yo4 ooon maa9 ~ tIM tt1G
parishes. III moat INC MeEenssy oh4ohsss ss!.i "
retain thesf pohsionsy snoegA tney ase psooaoly
not oxore'sg .no 1hcous o. tholE Is otcos t'e % TO
any gteat oxteht. et. Muy taiiaa ID :aio ou'y
one WHicH ~ w tepoltna ~ ~ nasit'S uon'tateu
tho Ae"oge oi'sas: ine snes.n o. ~, o.ssy .,a ~
NAV VI heESe hoo ue'e:nn"nss"n, wtaea psopa
wIs aeoo"utn ~ NV eeitEo tucto. ~ ~.
innnaeny, sn9 McEnGty ooatoaiau M u ano coaaes
pay Dee1s catfyng tno Aeyh ~ .no e5illco apout
"a h's pockets Eyer anco ta1o souP u eta'' D"s'
becoming MUG neIxoaa 9oout w. nusu- hs
lnto cnangea altncuEn Nv ueu.aua nau aa octn ~
made upon hl'a iol taeie possg6sloh' npn. s ~
tno cty 70 KNOW Woas nc snoulu uo. ~ ,, ".s
, 1874-09-25

.Sp1cidl D{SiNfch 70 Ih6 Chicago 7F7bNNe.
cn1no in to attend tho hIcHcnry County Fair to-
day and tho sown could hardly furnish hitching-
posts for tho teams. The number Of entrios was
dol,blu any former year. Tho Bhow Of stock IL
large. @. 8. Dole, Of Crystal Lake, exhibits his
herd of imported Jersey Cattle; s. s. Case. Of
Greenwood, his imported Spanish mutos; and ".
". Ellsworth. OF Woodstock, forty.Hix Magic
hogs which took tho frat premium at the Wis-
consin Slate Fair two wooks ago. The dis
play Of vegetables was finer than at the
Btato Fair. An extra raco for a
p,1rso OF $10D came oil this afternoon, in which
T. s. Dolo's horse Van Bruns WA tho winner iu
the second. third, and fourth heats. on d dusty
track. A!onzo Walkers horse Gray Bill wns sec-
ond, and Capt. A. s. Stowart's horse Gen. McAr-
thur third. Time, $50, a:4G, $780, 4 f1es-to-
nil trottins aud running race will take place to-
1norrow, the last day.
, 1874-09-25

ATLANTA. Ca, Sept. a..--rhe Odd Fc1'ore'
haHtUos at tho kiMb4k IiouHo wau grind
affair. specohaa were maae by Representatives,
frum Ill parts ot tlle United StatcA mud Ca,lna.
Tho 0rand Lodge tD.day aolootod Indianapolis
~ tho rlasa for tho noxt annual sDasi0n, which
elsltsd loud ard prolonged applause,
Tho &.eol&lon 1t ths GRIND Lodge Of Now
, 1874-09-25
THE 1Np1.NAroL1s ExrostTtoN.

8pteai Df.1mteh 10 Tie chtcugo Tribune.
INptAxAro,.1s, Ind. sors. N.-Tho attendance
to-day upon tho Exposition and upon Tho cerc-
mouips connected with tho visit OF tho repre-
ycntatiyos OF tlo Centennial Board was worry
largo. 1}otwoon TOT, and twolro Thousand tiokota
wore aold, pa,,naylvania's ex-Govetnord woro
ruosivod with national salute sud every poasl
lie demonstration Of roApoct. Gov. Hendricks
presided, and, in introducing tho hpeakers, conf
ml.tol himself fully to tho Centon-
,tial project, aaylng TINT whom such
mon as Diglsr and Pollock connected themselves
with it's iinnnuIa management mono could say
d word acaiust tho integrity Of tho onterpriAe.
Gov. Biglor ind GOV. POLLOCK followed in
spoccl,os advocating tho national character of
tito Exposition, and explaining the plan upon
which stock is to be tnhon by Tho several States
T1or work was entirely missionary, tho State
Commissioner boing. loft to place tho stock.
Gov. 1Ngler left for Louisville tonight. Gov.
Pollock goca to pittsburg in tho morning. Aftcr
the meeting III the mntn hall, Tho Contennsal
picture was unveiled IN tile prouonco OF al ill.,
yitcd company, Gov. Diglor making q short al-
drotH.
, 1874-09-25

The Indinns Quiet ln the Northxvcst-
Sp<ctat IAs1ateh to 1He Chtca(o Ir11uns.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 24.--Diahop Haro
had I'LL interyiow With tic President mud secro-
tary Dolkuap to-day. He will make n formal
report Of tlo state OF afgairs iu hiA section in
foy days. Ho says TINT everything is quiet in
Tho Northwest and u promisiug for permanent
pORco,
, 1874-09-25

PRINCETON, ILL.,, Sept. 24,-A telegram received
horo. thls morning from Arlington, In this
(Durenu) county, atates that torr|blo conlagra-
tIon visited that pnco last night. destroying tho
smouut ii iuauranoo. and origin OF tho aro un-
known.
, 1874-09-25
SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept 24.-~Au engagement in tho
Province Of DiscaH between Republicans aud
Carlists resulted in the rout OF tho latter. Many
Of tho insurgents aro aurrandering and asking
for amnesty.
MApn1p, Sopt, 24.-The Republican troops in
tho Province If Alicante bayo defeated tho Chr
Lists vt AcoY and filIenu.
, 1874-09-25

'SUtt3al N;sNdtch 10 TIE CAtcttao TrfhN,lt.
WAnHAw, lid, sopt. M.-To-tny tho Toscl-
uA1so County Fatr oronod at this place, with M
unusual good attendance. The prospects arc
worry favorable that this will ec1ipsa anything Of
tho kind for many yearB pnst, as liberal pro-
,niuus aro offered. The enlargement OF the
grounds aud splendid half-mito raco-track offer
oxtra inducements. Several prominont horses
aro ontern0. Tie raeoa Will como OF satnr day.
tha la9t flay.
, 1874-09-25

VIENNA. sopt M.-The Nezt Frei Presse says
the Sultan iatends to appoint his eldest sou to
the clief command Of the army, and this is astep
preliminary to declaring him hoir to the throne,
contrary to tho inlmomorlal precoaeut for the or
der Of succession.
, 1874-09-25

Spteial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
QosltEN, Ind, Sept. 24.--At t1e Ligonior Fair
to-day tho most exciting feature waB tho trial Of
speed between tho hook and la:1dor compaulos Of
Kendnllvilie Ligonior, and.Goshen. After tho
fourth trial, tho GoBhen company wna declared
tho winner, and received tie FIRST prize. Moro
than 1900 pooplo wero present:
, 1874-09-25

Spft70F Diabdtcf 70 1Ef CHlG01B 757tHHs.
CAnLlsyILLE, ILL.,. Sept 44.-Ths, the third
aay Of tho fair, opened up III tho most Aattoring
manner. Tho Weather boing IN every way pro-
ptloHs made ; to attendance largo: The show
to any boforo soon at this fair. The trottiug waB
good, boing down in tho thirsios. Tho attena-
ni1co was estimated to DO 5000. Taken as q
WHOLE it il Tho bost fair held in Coutra1 1l1i
urlB,
, 1874-09-25
ITALY. .

RoME, Sept 2t.-Ths boundary dispute BE-
twoon 6witzorlaud aud Italy, which was referred
to the Hon. George P, Marsh, United States
Minister at Rome, for arbitration. uns been De-
c.defl by him in favor OF Italy, which thereby
acquires 1,60O Acrea Of territory.
, 1874-09-25

BEnxE, Sept. 2i.-Iho Postal Congress has "p-
proved tho plau for an International Post-Oflico,
1hs Cougrcas has resolved to 1ueot avory threo
ycafs aud hes selected parls a. tie place Tor IT'D
naxt seBAiou, il 1877.
, 1874-09-25

JANKsv1LLE, WIS.,. Sept. 24.-To.day is tho
openiug day OF the Groan County Fair, held at
Aiouroe, Wis. There aro 400 moro eutries than
last year. 1t promises to DO tho largeat over
hold III Greeu County.
, 1874-09-25

WARRINGTON, D. O.. Sept. aa.-over tho Up
1,er Lnkes, stationary, followed by falling. b.
romotor, sdmewhat highor te'nporatufA bou4'-
erly xiuds, aud partly cloudy woathaF.
, 1874-09-25

Nxw YoRK, sopt. "a. - Arrived - Hseamar
Bwitzerland, from Antwerp.
LONDON. Sept. M.-BtoamHhip England, from
Now York. las arrived olt
, 1874-09-25

Special Dfsnafch 10 4hs CAicaVo TrtbnNt.
NEwcABTLE, Ind, Sept. 24.-1;arly this moFn-
lug aaw.miIl at Cadlz, several mles WeHt OF
this city, mas totally destroyed by tlEo' About
10000 feet at lumber waa aluo destroyed. Mou"
lin Drog.. ownors ultimate their loss At gu, o0o
No insurance. Tho oauBo OF tho t1ro las not
beon aacottaincd.
, 1874-09-25

TAUNTON, Mnss., Sept. 24.--A boiler exploded
in tho engino-room Of 4. flcld 4 Sons TACK
works this afternoon. Ono man Was killed, and
several otlers woro aavorely injured.
, 1874-09-25

A committee 1T tho Democratic State md
Parrish Co1,tral Committee and tho Committee Of
Seventy to-day iss1cd a three-colulnsl address to
tho pcople OF tho United Slates, fully sotting
forth tla cal1sos which led to the rocent uprising,
and tho present political ait,lation. It Is for tho
most part tho work OF tho i.,tofatigsbIo Marr.
, 1874-09-25

Inv MANY t'rzons abuse ta doiieato and beautiful
osnAncnt, by hntuu!. 1t with AE1oIi0L1u wAsuEa and
ra1torang with groaao, Hlint In affinity Tor tho sk
aud IA Tut al,sorbch. Eurnotaa Eoooanc compound of
Entos Nut OFT. ulo, Is unryatcd dreaa!sr for tho
hafrs readily sbsorcd, an Is peculiarly nlapt to ia
sario'a conditions, rroyontpE !ts Falling of ard pro1nnt
ipH lis heaithy rtoutl,
, 1874-09-25

Tho big Horn Expedition Called In.
FoRr srkElx, Sent, M,-Tho Dig Horn expo
d'sson hns boeu caud in, after montl,'a scout
lug. No Indians woro found OF Of their roaer.
vatlons: Tho troops haYo been ordcraa to tler
1oapootlve etatouH,
, 1874-09-25

CANADIAN ITEMS.
8pttfat DtspataA to Tht Chtad1s Tf3t!tt.t,
ToDoNtu, Ropt. A,--1ls CONSERVATIVE pN3
, 1874-09-25

.la. "IIo praycih heat TINT loreth beat both man. and
bird nfl baast" aa t1ieso gaa-days and with Joy 10
tic thousands gathorol hore
, 1874-09-25
THE TURF.
PROSPECT I.A1lK RACES.


Katie and Mystic therefore won two heats cach.
aud will trot tue decidiug hoat tomorrow.