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Carbon. l"d. I3fay 3o Correspondence f tho Indian~
apdls Sentine.
Tor long time fsud has existed between
family OF Americans named Archor and party
OF minors, prominent anlong whom are Tom
Dalton, Tom Murphy, and Jack Woolah,tn. On
last Monday evening Lewis Archor came to town
aud tho parties mot III saloon. A. quarrel
Rprang up aud Archer finding tho odds against
him. started homo with his mother. Dalton,
Murphy, aud Woolahun intercepted him, aud
Woolahuu commence an attack upon him.
Archer rotrcated short distance, Woolailuu
still pursuing, when he drew hs knife aud cnt
tho latter terribly acroaa the bowels. Ho again
commenced to run when Murphy, Dalton,
and somo others caught him. and shot, kicked,
aud clubbed him in 3 fearful mannor. It was
with great difficulty that the Constable and his
posse succeeded in taking him out OF their
bands. Woolahun is still living, but his caso ,s
cousdorod hopolesa. Archor's recovery Ia worry
doubtful. HH friontls guarded him up to Thurs-
day night, when thoy took him away, nobody
knows whore. The ma ;ai;ty Of tho miners hero,
as elsewhere, ara orderly and luw-abiding, but
there are aome bad characters among them who
hayo given us groat deal of trouble. Dalton
and Murphy arc still at large but stops haye
been taken to bring them to Justice. In couolu-
sion it iB proper to Btnto that ghiaky was the
cause OF tho whole trouble.
, 1874-06-06

Final SosR1on or tho American Modl-
cnl AsE0cintl0n.
Sptetd1 DApateh to 1hn chfedqo Tribune.
DETROIT, Mioh. juno 6.-Tho American Mcdt-
col Association hold its final session this morn
Ing. Tho following officers woro elected for tho
ensuing yoar.
prt:SfsntlW, ptt: t.ttz; r. Darling. Tennossse.
Wooawsrl. Y. 3. A.: Il. ", Brown. Tezaa; II. D. Di-
9ftasi,tr--0aapor w,ster, pcnrsyty.nis,
Litrarian-WIl1iam Lee, district ol Columbia.
Asststant Secrctary-Witl Waling. Kcnturky.
Tho chairnen Of Commtteos worc appointed
q follows: Arrangements Edward niclardaon,
Louisville Prizo EssayH-J. Oetoylooney, Ken
tucky; Publications.. G. Smith. Pennsylvania !;
Nocrology-Abram Sngor, Ann Arbor. Joha Nor
ris Baltimore, was appointed special commit
teo on tho uso OF peAsaries. md John A. ootor-
iooney, Kentucky, special committee On cystic
degeneration Of tho kldneys.
Tho five SECTIONS woro organized for tho
coming year "a follows:
physiology-AuHtln Flint, Now York, Chairman.
Obs obstotrios and bisoasos s'' of Women S and Chill
dron-W. II. BYford, Illinois, Chairman, and 8.
Q. pusoy, District ot Columbia, Secretary.
Surgery and Anatomy--E. II: Moore Roehes-
tor, Chairman, mud 7. s. Latinar, Maryland,
Medical Jurisprudence, Chemistry, and Pay
ohoiogy-Jeronao Coclranc, Alaba,na, Chnirman,
and g. A.. MogoB Missouri, Secretary.
State Medicine apd pi,hlie Hygiono-H. /.
Dowditch, Massachusetts, Chairman, aud II, B.
Baker, Michigan, Secretary.
Tho vacancies In tho judicial Council Nero
t1led as follows a. N. Taloy. South Carolina !;
]. L. Dartlott Wisconsin; II. II. Gale, Kentucky;
]. B. Johnson. Missouri J. Il. BRONSON. b{aBsa-
chuBeosta .. ". Oatlin, Connecticut Franklin
atuplos, M,nneaotn: W. Y. Drigga Tonnosaoo.
The NEXT MEETING
was ordered to tnke place at Louisville, tho first
Tuesday OF next AIay.
Tho papor by Dr.. Gross on Byphilitlo dsoasos
and their relation to The question Of licensing
houses Of prostitution, and providing for their
medical inspection, which bus boon tho most
important matter submitted at this session, was
roferTod to committee consisting OF Des. 5. D.
Gross, phiIadelphia; N. s. Davis, Chicago; j. NJ.
Toner, Warrington Marion Sims, Now York
City, and John Morris, Maryland, to report ut
the noxt mooting.
Aftor an interesting interchange Of con,pli-
monts botwoon Dr.. Hall, Of Toronto, aa spo1es-
man Of tho visiting Canadian physiciuns mud
Dr. N. 8. Davis, Of Chicago, on behalf Of thu
Association, and the adoption OF the usual reBo-
lu.ions Of thanks, President J. Ii. Toner, Of
Washington, delivered his yalcdictory, and tho
Association adjourned. Tho meeting has bean
noteworthy for large attendance, 427 delegates
having enrolled themselves, and for tho pros-
onco Of AL unusually largo percentage OF older
physicians of tho country. The proceedings md
tho pRpors read havo boen superior to the ayor-
ago in thnir value and Importance.
, 1874-06-06
NEW ORLEANS ITEMS.

New OnLEAsB, La., juno 5.-Charlos Olai-
borne, late Clork OF tho Uuitou Statoa District
Court, absent since thu 14th Of May ia nov ro-
ported ahsoonuoa with Il largo amouut OF money
belonging to ltlgants, eutimatod from $50, ,000 10
$100, 900.
Tho suapengion Of tho commercial h1m Of ].
.. PaYno Il Go. la announced.
Tho Louisiana Patrons Rolief Committee
stato that tho Grange Inns boon doing godd SER
vico In rendering assistance to 1nomb01H Of tho
Order in thu oyortowsd DISTRICTS Tho, appeal
for further MD to tho Oranges throughout the
UuiOu.
, 1874-06-06

Ohio state Unfveraalist Convention.
CLEVELAND, O., June 5.-Thorn wns a largo
increaae Of delogatoa present at tho Uniyersaliat
Convention to-day. Tho morning sossiou was
occupied by religious o1erciBes, tho hearing Of
reports from tho COMMITTEES on Religious sorvl-
ccs, and tho discussion Of tho question Of Btato
Superintendent. In tho afternoon tho Convene
ton was addressed by tho noy. Il. Fl. Pullman,
General 5ecretnry Of the National Convention,
aud Mrs. @. 4. Souls, OF New York, suporiu-
tondent Of tho Woman's Centenary ASSOCIATION.
In the evenng a sermon VAS delivered by the
Roy. 4. Wilson, OF Kont, O,
, 1874-06-06

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 5.-The Hon. Z. L.
Qross author OF "GroHs' Statutes Of Illinois"
died In this city last night OF consumption, ut
the ago Of 38 years. Ho was regarded III QUO Of
tho oblcst lawyers Of his ago In the State, and
donbtcdly hayo attained q high RINK In ths logal
profosaion. His loss ia daeply foIt by hia many
friends hpre.
, 1874-06-06
THE CATTLE SUPPLY,

Reports Of the Number OF FnOad EKs
pCctcd from Toxins.
Special Dispatch to 1'ho Chicago Tribune.
KANsAs CRY, Mo-. June 5.-Latest adviccs
from tho cattle districts report tho total drive Of
Toxau stock 150 0o0 hesd. nearly 80 per cont loss
than anticipated. One hundred and five thousand
have slroaiY passed Salt Fork, $1,000 for Ella-
worth mud 25. 700 for Wichita. There will DO 35,-
600 In the vicinity Of Salt Fork noxt wook ]eav-
ing 10,0U0 yot To arrive. Tle atocx is the best
lerQ has become moro actiyo,
, 1874-06-06
Gen. DV0rsa Will.

The viii OF tho lato 0o1.. Dyer IL = model for
brevity anl cloarnosa 1t IL a. fo)lowA; II
Alexander D. Dyer, Clisf OF Ordnance, United
nv behaved vito, Ella j.. Dyer Ioauoath ali ny
property, roal aud personal, 10 hcs, and ooussl-
tute hex aole axeoutrlx.'t
, 1874-06-06
THE BREWERS CONGRESS-.

BosToS, June 5.--Tle Browoza' National Asso-
eiation adjourned this morning. after selecting
CINCINNATI as tho placo for holding tho next asl-
nual convention, and ro-olectinG oncera. Visit
ing delegates, aa tho guests OF tho Now England
Association, ara making m excursion about tho
bay to-day.
, 1874-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES,

WHEN YOUR LIVER Is OUT OF ORDER, USE
DR. JAyNE's sANATIVE PILLS. AND YOU WILL
BRING BACK THIS ORGAN TO A HEALTHY CON-
DtTtOE, AND GET RID OF MANY DISTRESSING
SYMPTOMS,
, 1874-06-06
Judge Lynch in :Eoxas-A Jnll stormetl
by q Mob, MMa Mime Prisoners Shot to
Do0ths

=
by a Mob, nmd Mime Prisoners Shot to
Donths
A correspondent writing from Georgetown,
To1aB, May 27, to tho Austin Statesman, gives
tho following: "Yestorday morning ut hnlf-past
O'Clock. an armod foroo OF mon, numbering los,
entered tho town from tho east Of Boltou, Boil
County. in disRuiso, and proceeded at onco to
tho County Jail. They woro halted by tho
Deputy shorll, Maj. g. Z. wiilerson, and =
guard Of Eve citlzens who wero informed that il
was uBeloss for them to roaiet, rs they wore do
torminod In their designs. Alter q Nttle pnr-
1eTinB, the guard surrendered nnd WAS ptRccd
undor seutines. The Deputy Bhoriff waB
permitted to romovo hia wife and child from
the upper story, when they proceeded to break
opon tho jail, aud Hhot down aud killed nino
prisoners. Tho JUL contained eleven prisoners
two Of them wore con1nol in D BoparAte cell
from tho murdered mon and ono Of them was
designodly laft, aud tho prcsonce of the other
unknown. Tho reason assigned for this act
was tho suppostion that tho friends OF tho pris-
onors contemplated jail-deliyerv. Below I
giyo the namos Of tho murdered prisoners: W.
l.. Colomntl, Coryell County, killing bis vito
Grow, Durloson County, horso-Btealing Win
field Decknoll, Hamilton County, robbery
Marion Mcdonald, Williamson County, horse
stealing ]. r. Mcdonald, assault with intent
to kill; ". T. Smith, assault with lntont to kill
". r. Smith, Williamson County, prisoner from
Denton County; William Cowon, horse-stcal-
ing Henry drumbler. Dastrop County, murder
and demonstrating John Daily (aliaa al exan-
der), robbing store"
, 1874-06-06
MASS hCHuSETTS tEGtsIATtfRE

BosroN, Juno Stu lilo House, this after
noon, a bill was passed, 10 be ongrossed, ostab-
fishing stato dotocti,o force Of thirty motl.
nnd repeating tie act OF 1871 establishing tho
coustabulaty.
, 1874-06-06
R0CHEEOHT.

New YonK, Juno 5.-Henri Roohefort locturet
tonight at tho Academy Of Music to Rlln
audience, composed almost exclusively O.
Trench, representing tbs Communist clement.
, 1874-06-06

PORTSMOUTH, N. IT,, Juuo 5.-Thomaa Nor
rissoy. residing near tho Exeter llne, murdered
his wifo yesterday, and was found on tho floor in
bod.
, 1874-06-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

UtEHN STEATlSHEP NEWS.
Mov1LIE, Juno 5.-Stoauahip Bolivia, from
New York, has arrived.
New YonK, juno 5.-Arrivad--steam8hip q.
F. French, from Antuorp.
QUEENSTOWN, Juno 4.-steamship Russia,
from Nor York, las arrived.
, 1874-06-06

WArEnrowN, N. Y, Juno 5.-Hiram Smith,
who was found guilty OF being au accomplice In
the murdor OF Oharles Wonllam, in January,
1873, has been sentenced to DO hanged July al.
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n EW YORK WORLD
WEEKLY, SEMI-WEEKLY, DAILY.
FOR


VIHE GREAT DEMOCRATIC Veto
l. ries III New York, Ohio, Maryland ana
Virpinia the startling Republican defeats
in Wisconsin,, Iowa, Kansas and LIMOS,
foreshadow the election of Il Democratic
Congress in 1874, and the election OF a
Democratic President IN 1876
The secret of the triumph already won
has been, steadtaSt adherence to the organ
izatiun, uutlinching fidelity to the pElnci
;cs Of The Democratic pmrtS. The World
has been faithful to its trust. When faint
hearts talked of Il spoiled party, new
party, it bore aloft the flag of the historic
indouitablc Demncratic party. That flag,
inscribed with the legends Free Trade aud
Farmers Rights, Hard Money aud no SO
nopolies, the Democrats Of Ohio ana
New York carried 10 a glorious victory
subyerting Grant majorltIes Of $1,000 and
81 GOO. ,...
A new career now opens before the De
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cent than its past career. identified though
that be with the founding Of the republic,
its expansion acrnss the continent, It's
half century of prosperity and peace.
The opeu secret OF its futHle, as or It's
past aud present triunplsS, is still !, stead
fast adherence to the organization an I'M
tlinching fidelity TO the principles OF the
Democratic parLy-principlcs never s."
needfuI AS now to be applied throughout
our National, State and Municipal life, to
heal the wounds and decentralization 81
war, to stop corrupt and proiiigate eHren
diture, to limit and locales powers en-
trusted to the peoples servants, to liheiate
our industries from tue iotters of barbar
Gus Tariff, our trade from the fluctuations
of an irredeemahle paper Currency, aud
our agriculture from the double plunder
! ing OF both, as well as to repair tie wide
spread financial Ruin wrought by til + s.
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The duty of The World in this onward
march of the Democratic hosts TO vlc;Or
is the dissemination Of political truth
! Oar work will be fruitful i'll proportion as
The World is widely read.
| We ask Democrats everywhere to aid US
in scattering the good seed broadcast over
the whole land during the period SO i'm
port;lnt to the coming iiarvestS.
Where or how can any Democrat work
SO efficiently for tho diffusion of the prin
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and advance its place in the first rank VI
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steady devotion to sound public and pr
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special themes. and with various and
wide-reaching apprehension of tie mani
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homes, their municipalities, their work
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They operate by their powerful influence on the
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For Liver Complaint and its various symp'
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