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, 1874-10-29
THE GRAssHopp.R SUFFERERS,

S]tcfg! UlsNNzth % THo C7Iita00 Tribune,
DAYrns, O., Oct. 29.-A mcotinR OF citizena
was hold ut tho Court-llnuso this eyoulns to
tnae means for raising funds for thu rolIot
t.onn in NebraBlse. Tho Hon. i. Craig Head ~ O.
Nidod and introduced Qon. ]. s. Dr!sbiu, u, B,
A.. who. untlar authority OF Con. Ord aud Gov.
Fur1,as, IL travelling. through tho East present.
asking contributions for thor roIlot IIo briefly
stated tho facts OF tho case already published,
and testified from personal observation to tho
trn'l, of tho statements. He mado atato-
innnnt Of tho movement Al otaor places for
uthor contributions. Il. W. Steele, q. uirchcl.
rode, Judge J. 4. Jordan, Preserved Smith, aud
Jalaos McDnnto[ wero appointed to olganizo i
plan for securing contributions and Furnishing
lolief to tho Nebraska yul1orcra.
, 1874-10-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE EANrAbs IN SCOTT COUNTY, Ill.
SrtefHt UispattA to The CHitnn Tribune.
WINCHESTER, ILL.,. Oct. 2s.--Gen. Il. toorc, Of
Decatur, ILL.,, Republican, addressed small nss-
t]lenoe hero last evening at tho Cosrt-l1ouBe.
He Bald TINT no man in tho country could say
With tr,,thfn1ucss TINT tho Republican party waa
corrupt, anl, as to tho Farmors' movement, Il
was too narrow md too sectional to esor ct1no
into powor. It was wholly clas6 movement.
The only party Which tho poop1c mist keep thoir
eyes on was the Democratic party, or
in two yoars from now they would 10
in power again. Az to the result
Of tho election Oh Tnee<lnv noxt It Is impossible
to saY l,ow Tho county will go. Thinga ort most
torsiblY mixed, md tito lido OF prejudice nga!ust
tho independent party runs high, as tho whisky
question llas been aprung upon II. Yet tho In
dependents a1o liupoful.
, 1874-10-29

EtfAt Annual EtfT OF the 1nd3uzt8-
GtAcr ntpatays
MusKoarE. Ind. Tor, Oct. 2a.-Tho first as.-
nunl fair Of tho Indian Territory commenced
yosto.tlay, and will contlnuo until tomorrow
hight. Tho display Of lorscs lloga, ana poultry
is very fine. Tho attendance Is VERY
lurgo, pooplc bciug hero from cll tho
adjoining Statcs. This fair has re-
received encouragement from tho United Elatos
Government, and ca.lnot full to haze bcnc-
fetal effect uuon tho people. Wagons made by
Cherokee indians. and cntton rnised BY the Cier-
o!zccH. Crooks, and Scmnoles nro III conpoti-
tion for promtums. Aldressoa. carofaly pro-
parod. broathiug words Of encouragement for
iutnre efforts ia tho successful pursust Of agrl-
culture, worc n,ndo by George 4. Rpynollg OF
Kansas City; lsoss, OF tho Ohorokoos and Mai.
John Foreman. Of the Crcolzs.
George ingalls,, ageut OF tho civilized InlinuB,
arrived here last night and assumed tho duties
Of his position.
II. N. Atkinson, Special Commissioner of tho
lnte'ior Department., leavos to-night with q
delegation OF kiokApoo Indiana for 1aoint noar
Aionterey, Mexico, for tho purpoap Of removing
to tho 1udtan Territory about 800 Kiolanooa now
III Moxico. Those 1udinils aso about QUO miles in
tho iutoflOr
, 1874-10-29

bFsEtH1 U1SHH8c'7 I" HF E47feEF7V 17F0HHis
DAvESpoHr. IT,, Oct. 23-!it 3 O'Clock to-day
T.'s. Esglesht (rcal rcmo William Schrocder),
was hra..glt into court and Judge DrRnnnn at!-
dressed eomo very appropriate roma:ks to thu
moral certainly of detection that follows tho
career Of tho forgor, and cited Romo examples to
provo tho truth or Lis position. Tho law ON
powntcd him to send him to prison for sixty
tho prisoners south mud ovidout utility, lis
would still glyo him m opportunity OF using his
e41ts fur tho baneht Of hinsof and society. Eg-
gIonlt WINS thon sentenced TO ten years iIl-
l,riauunleut in thu Allamoosa Pouttcntlnry
, 1874-10-29
CONTESTED ELECTION cABEg IN INDIANA.

HbttlHE U}SDH{ch u THe EHieaV0 ITS5NlLe,
1Sn1ASApoL1s. Ind, OCT. 26.-Throa contests
1,ayo a!rendy developed In tho Sonato. Capt.
Joffries contests tho sent Of W1lnm Baxter, from,
Wayno, and tcro aro bitches Ii. tho Madison md
Delaware Districts and i'll Floyd and Clarke. III
both. man wero e1octod two years ngo really
to I'LL vacancies. In tho foimor, Jamos Orr
waa elected to succeed Burson, decoased, and, in
tito latter, Albert ". Hall. to succeed James
Keiswin, elected penitentInrg Commissioner.
Dnt both men claim tint tho nolices for their
election simply rcad Tor Sonntor, and tho Consti-
tuition Rays Senator's shall bo elected for four
years.. Under This provision tllese men propose
to hold on. j. G. johnson, the nowly-olected
Senator from Floyd md Clarko, waa in tho city
to-day consulting with tho stnso authorities. Tho
practice Of the Logialatnro haa been to decide
Buch cases by known facts, and not by tho strict
wording OF tho writ Of elections.
, 1874-10-29

MEMrl1s. Tonn., Oct. o8.-An Interesting hnit
Ia In progreas III tic First Circuit Cuurs. VIII
lam IL. harrington, lato lresidont Of tho Mon.
pl.is w.. Halfway, br,nRH suit for s.0,0J0
against tho /. nnany for four yoars' Hers.coa aa
President. wht:9 tho Company brings s,.s agninst
lin fur 51oo, coo for datnagcs alstasnod from
neglect aud mlBlnanagenent ou Lia part.
, 1874-10-29

NEW yonx, Oct. 23.-Tho staam.np Atlrjatic,
which was injured in Collision with tho sloanl-
ul'p Parthia. on Saturday, Bailod this morning
for Liverpool.
DosroN, Oct. Craftsmanship Ieo!a, from Liv-
orpuol, has arrived.
New York, Oct. aB.--Arriycd, steamship
Schiller, from Hamburg; iIuhon%ollosn lrol,
Drenlcn; Circuit Western, from DrlstLl.
Nsw YoRx. Oct. 23.-Arriyo1, sleamer Thur
ingla, Irnm IInmbug.
LoNpoX, .Opt. as,-stean,shipa Casplan, f.om
Baltimore, and Kou!lwortb, from Ihi!adelpllle,
Aaye UFriyol out,
, 1874-10-29

SEccial D'spat:h to Tltd Chstauo 1Ti0une.
3Ious7 VERNON, ILL.,, Oct. 2s.-Tho Hon. A.
D. Duff, in Oil abIo speech to-tlny at Bo,ton. in
Franklin County, advocated the election to Con-
gress OF Con. y. u. Anderson, tho Indcpendcnt
s. Marshall was handled in manner not very
uattcring to that Gon:lenan, mud ,nns,y weso tho
whitening touches given 10 him. Judge Duff has
not engaged in politics for many yoars hut is MI
able sound. and logical suppurte. Of tho pooplo
themselves from partiran elack1es.
, 1874-10-29
SPORTING NEWS.
Tho Narltoras Defeat the Philailc,.
phias, 8 TO 4.
Turf Matters.
DA9E.BALL.
nAnTrOnDg Va. rttlLADELrI1rAs,

DA9E-BALL.
HAnTronpg Va. r11lLADELr11rAs.
Snccidt DIspctch 10 T:s ri.seduo Tribune.
HARTFORD, Oct. 2s.-Tho pLilnaclphlas played
tho lIartforla this afternoon. aud tho bri lia,1t
SUCCEEDS which attended tho homo club yesterday
was repeated to-dny, winning by 0 to 1. Tippor
inado splendid hit and York tlno ca.cl, III tho
left foll, Which we're tho only playa of noto,
Iishcr's pitching IL what did tho business, mud
wns ovorything thai could llayo hoen desired.
Tho club las done but little good worh this aca-
uon. There has boon constant laoli OF diuci-
p!inc, both OIL tho grounds and of, and many n
failuyo Is attributed to thcir own careloss~
ucus. Ibis IL tho lust gamo on these
grounds. Thoy play but two more, and then
t'sebant. aud ia 10 dong find themselves at tho
tail end Of tho professionally. Mills is tho only
ono who will play toxt year. Tho remainder Of
the club is solaotott. lius not .ualo public. 4
ilra.~c]ass nino in promised. Scvon out Of thirty
games hayo boon lost by one tally. Btcarns wss
expelled by tho Directors last night for breach Of
Contract.
, 1874-10-29
THE TURF.
THE RACES At F0nr WAYNE.

THE TURF.
THE RACES At FonT WAYNE.
Spteiat Disbutch to The ChicaGo Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE. Ind, Oct. 2s.-Tho second day
Of tho races passed OF well, although the track
waa q little heavy on account of the rain last
night. Ile first raco called Was the 245 trottins
race, in which there were tho following entries !:
Destie, Prince, Little snm and Moss Rose.
Dortie sold as tile fayorito iu tho pools ut long
odds.
n. l1iGhacr,y'c g. m: 1'erie ie................1 !
p +. nsses s. n. aloas 1tose.........-......22 :
A'D 4i@s:-3ss + i: s:s ssiH a:ij5.
In tho trottng raco for 2:38 horses, for purao
Of 500, tloso, wore oight entries, as follows:
John Ctoker, b. r. Ohio Boy; ]: A. Datchclsr q.
6. john L.; D: ". hla.toek, br. s. Tom Won
der; j. ". Jacobs, ch. r. Observer; Charles lc-
Gill. Il. m. kato Campbell; W. Highly, b. q. Little
Fred 3. G. Holly. b. G. QuicEBtep; s. ". Homer,
q. E. Professor. -Four beats Sero trotted, Kate
md third. md OHIO Boy tho fourth. Time.
2:3taI, 2:301i, 2;323l, and 1881. Datknesa en-
suing, tho conclusion of tho race was postponed
until tomorrow morning.
ToLEno, o., Oct. 28.-At tue Toledo Driving
Park Association races. second day, in tho tirat
race. running, half-me heats, for pnrso OF
s1D0, three atur;cd. Won BY AIodoc, Owned by
John NodeGnss, Of snrlhSilou. Iilno, 5i21 aa"t3:
The necona heat was Won by No!lio Bush. Owned
by Esllck & Bush, OF fremont, in 5a9{.
In thu 2:i0 trotting raco, ton started Tho first
two Acats were won by Gray Billy, owned by
JatneB Kelly, of 3Iassiilots, Ohio. Best time,
2;39. Postponed till Tomorrow OIL account CT
darkness
In tho 2:27 trotting rnco, five started. A haat
vas won by each-Tom Britton,, Of Toledo: Con.
Sherman, Of Coldwntor, Kitty Wells of Wheel
iug, mud Small HopoH, Of jackson, Mich. Best
time, 2:37. Postponed ill Tomorrow on account
OF darkness.
, 1874-10-29

LEaIH1AT1yE DECLARATION AND NOMINATION..
Correspondents Of Tho Chi:t7o Tr!oune. =
T.AvslSa. 11scll., Oct. 27.--Tho Prohibition
canddato for Representative ii, tho First uiBtrio
Of Inglam County. William 4. Dryer, has do
clinod in favor Of tho Republican, no1ninoo nns1
Tho Committee iinvo nominated Adam Foster, of
Lansing, as thor cauGidrte.
, 1874-10-29
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA FINANCES.

~ sFstWE 7793II11tH % Tic CHird0o I57JN3t,
WASHINGTON, d. T., Oot. 2B.-ComMissioner
How soen'A greatly encouraged at tho prospect
for tho reduction Of tho ratio Of taxntlo,i il, tho
Dihtrlct. llo e1proBaes tho opinion that III uor
cent WILL 1n tho future be ample to meet ufl obli-
gationA by the tho exorclao Of proper eennomy
Nosrly al the old creditors OF tho Dlstr,ct nayo
bean aatlstto1, md tho rcmaudor OF the oid
debts will be wiped out 1t Al early aay.
, 1874-10-29
OBITUARY..

sutciat Disnateh 10 Ths Chienao 1riouhs.
AlonNsgoH, Whilesido Co.. Ill, Oct. 2B.-D.
". Yhompson, Fhiriy-third Degroo. aud Past
Grand Lcctu1or OF tho Masonic Order Of this
i;;ntr i!,ol 1T his residence, IL Wstcside Cunuty
Int night. Of neuralgia of tile head. lin fune-
1al will tako place to-notrow. aeaoldsug to Tho
Masonic Tito.
, 1874-10-29

C1ScISSATl, O., Oct. 28.-Tlo Evangelical
Lutheran Synod, after eight lays session at
Hamilton. adjourned Tonight to nloct in Kiol.-
moud. Ind, noxt October. Muoh business COM
moncol WIS continued till noxt yoar. Tic buei-
ncaB Of most general interest was tho adoption
Of n proposition disappearing and diHcountsnanc-
Ing tho Interchange Of pulpits With otnor douom-
iilatipus,
, 1874-10-29
I6cst,itctf.

Spteial D;3uatch to 1'hc c.aica4o .fto.He.
QU1Scy. ILL.,, Oct. 25.--1ho Quincy IT".i2 iea
tho following unecial from Palmyra, 60:
"Lesiio Underwood, who murdered Richard
Monifoo mud who wns condemned 20 bo t,angcl
leio on tho 18th OF September, mud WIS suisse
quontly rnsEitod until Friday next, has M,an,
been reprioycd until tho a7th Of November. Tho
prisoners f1icnda iu view Of thiH action by Gov.
Woodson, huYo horos Of ultimately src,,ring Il
communication Of the sentence to implisonueut."
, 1874-10-29

sAs Francisco, CAL, Oct 2a.-On Monday
night tho Hamilton stage vas stopped noar
piocho, Nev., by tlreo mon. Thoy bonud Tho
d.iyor, robhnl tho maii mud Wells l. Fargo's
trunk. getting $4,000 There Wore no pasaen-
believed, anl Ao Is IN custody,
, 1874-10-29

Special Nispatch n The CHICAGO Tribune.
M1LwAuEEE, Oct. g8.--The Independents had
. ratification meeting this afternoon, at which
tic ticket telcgraphed to-1ayH TRIBUNE WAS in
torsod, except Saars, for County CicrI. aud
ard Rooney being tho respective substitutes.
6nrgea wnn defeated candidate at the Reform
primaries, and Rooney Is the regular Reform
nominee. Ehlors. vino IL yorv strong With tho
Germans, will rim independent Of All tickets.
, 1874-10-29

.3pectaI D;apatch to Tho GAleugo TtIhune.
N1ondpsr. Ind, Oct. 2s.-Co1 ". ". Dudley,
Clerk OF tho Wasuo Circuit Court, llas appotnt-
ed +. I. Nicholson. of Clay Township, and Enos
Thomas, of Nuyno, q auinmission sn examine
tho voten Of tho contested preciuot of Richmond,
Nov. is. 'r!ioy aro to dsols tho Senator from
old Wayne. joGrios aud Baxter are bulh san-
cuiue Of thor g1,cceaY.
, 1874-10-29

INTERVENING HrAIlHr1Gs.
Sttcia! DiopateA IA The Chicago Tribune.
C11sros, H., Oct. 23-Tho twenty-olghth ALL
nual meeting Ut tho American Missionary AeBo-
oiaticn, which is tho agency Of tho Congrcga-
tioual churches for tho work among tho freed
mon, Indians. and tho immigrant Chinceo,
opened here to-day at Q r. III. Tho President,
tho Roy. Dr.. Kirk, having died during tho yoar.
tue chair was taken by tho 1ley. Dr.. q. r.
5lagouu, ono Of the Yico-pregidoasa who rcad
tho Scriptures. Prayer wal ofrorod by tho How.
J, Blanchard. Extracts wcro read from tho all-
nual report an abHtrpct of which ID MI fol!owa;
AuarnAor OF TIE ANNUAL nRronr.
Tho report comnel4oes with q reference to tho
dostl, duriug tho yoar OF itB yonerated President,
tho 10y. Or. Z. N. Kirk, who Inns served In that
capacity Hinoo 1865; OF throo OF its toachels ut
Memphis, Alr. aud Mrs. Cottle. mud AI!As Gould,
who foil sictimH to thu yellow-foycr by remaiu-
pg at their post Of Tho ltev. sot'l ]. Wo!cott, q
missionary In Ja.natea, ". l.; Of Mrs. Whltc,
vito OF Prof. White, who accompanied tho
Juhloo Singers to England Of MsH Ada Oapp,
4 teacher at the South OF Alra. Elizabeth b.
burton, ot the mission in Africa, and Of tho Rev.
, 1874-10-29

opfciai UlsputeA to Vie G4t,.'04o ItfbHtt.
LAYTON, O.. Oct ga man uaned toll, nh
inmate Of tho Boltierb Home, while ol his WAY
n,4,.t Of TIM river bridge On Third stsoet, t,-
talleo Of 20 leot nat was seriously iujureI prub-
Nbty fatally.
, 1874-10-29

New Yonw. OCT os,-Bixty two ti,onsau1 tonn
Of Scranton coal wrra nold to-stay ut tlIa follow
ing ratcs' Steamboat. t'h.45115Dj,50; Egato.
65.3a f@537!6; oEg, 9G.G714Gp6.70: utovo, Gu.15
GlG.a0 chestnut, S5.
, 1874-10-29
0dLE9nY At LINCOLN. ILL.

tSJfciui DtsIHttch to The Chfcado Tribune.
LINCOLN, ILL.,. Oct Ex-senator Os1eaby mud
several other Republicans addressed tho eltizons
Of Logan County, at dilet's Hall iu this city
Inst night, and al TINT can ba said for tho
speakers is that t!soy repoatoa tho did story, aud
tried to mako out that McNu]tn WAS far moro
capable Of going to Congress- than Mr, Steve
soi,. But fow more daya will decide the que4-
ton. for Logan County will do its duty for
Stoveson,
, 1874-10-29

NEW fonE, Oct. 2S.-Elbert JackHon (coloro1)
has malo confession, charging Lowis Jarvis
with Tho murder Of Samuel ]. Jones. farmer at
Sontl, Oyster Bay l.. l., Luno al, 1871. Jarvis
aud JACKSON aro iuder arrest.
Loua Jarvis today confessed tho murder of
5OueY.
, 1874-10-29

LITTLE Iloux, Ark, Oct. GA man nAmod
sAcokar was found murdered near Loneke last
night. 4 travelling companion Is supposed to
hayo boon tho author Of tho 1ool, aud tbs S4er-
III IL III pursuit. Ut him.
, 1874-10-29

ii,re,al Dfsp.tch to TIE cl,,caan Tt7oune.
MADISON. Wis, Oct. 23.-.rlo Republicans OF
this Assembly District propose TO vigorously con-
toat it, and hare nominated William Vronla,l, n
leading lumber dealor Of this city, u resident of
tho county for thirty years, two te,n1a
County Treasurer son1o years sBo. and gonor.
aily esteemed.
, 1874-10-29

1" "e 1t'E" ~ 4He <HltuE0 1TluHHas
| Sin: 10 y rural clurRyu,Rn, removed from tho
heat Of coutroyorev md MI norsonnl ,ntorosl
.,.ns, .,'oAe' Hua ~. l'tso'"I !n.oloa.'
| thcFe sce'na 60 b6 d grcGt deal Of unnecessary
Indignation On tho part of u,nny Mt tin rejection
~ r. sova,n1. n;l',, y. 5 ~ ~ H.
| HouHe Of Dcputloa. It Ia not surnriainp when
NC conpidnr human ra.,,ro +bu+ ,,,n,, 1.n nro AZ
.,'1s .s", '' 4'."Ao, tt'"t n'o" "ho a'o w
tunes 1nost etfentlous for law mud orlor should,
. NY" ~" o, s"' s u.s1s ~ nos s'ae .ho' re'ol
nS1'"at oot"' tho Hp.bcopal Iliufcl Aha wisely
thrown mnny safeguards around tho elevation of
peraona to tho Episconatc. and IT ia Int ripht
| shoao chcekH DO matntuincd. Iho following
article, taken from tic Church Journal throws
so''o 'l"o'S i'Gas gu slais H1oloct'
TT E,.lcTtox lt,,i or p p1snosa. s.'a .
fttlB or principles supposed 70 be universally known
and admitted US well ~ understood, amonz uhurch.
nci, nro suddenly treated b5 sune one al startling
Homo q nAhars Of Eentlen,an whosq ano waa Ic-
cart Diahopric, clerical member in roporel NJ pro.
ssnting aomewhat Indignantly mud gIanli1o1uclty
sa sSt - the a III sen ,s @ na0' should dictate who
For .l.at yier Of tho there IA The excuso TIN.
the CONSULT Of tho clergy u1d attv Of the Church rs
aiy followed Diocesan Nomination as ,aasscr Of
course. In truth, this naer-uf.courso result IL 60
takcn for granted. that tic nomination 10 tho Church
by the DloCeao In cac tho election, and sometimes
il worth wle eoilsidrrg tits wLole liater as II
| stsr{lH will ue In !ta various Ecarll,rs.
Thesc nre three PARTIES to tho transaction Of cec!ng
Ing moro tan this Is o thu ground of common Eonaa
| "'t ntp nsrn.sasa nasssa HsaMi!ule' tsaiH
Tho con1rroriuctni ]ttsltons md
| THO wlsole body of tho Church.
'o u m'as 1ssg .n!ao snt IT. T. tn"ffs,a.e: r.! f.
rightly nas s iativc. Il 1n,,a summer nd wintor
to PROPOSED ni1hpE It. must iso with hin. and tho
nnst vn S VII Sy nno % III saa as ne
for years. lie may nvanco tho Lords work within It,
or e ,nay smro' narK NY Tor that ma''or with thu
The Dosesg IL SURPRISED to know ,s own wants best.
to 1eet understand iho Qualities It needs in ~ Bishop
AHA u - t # tis u M y II I o. T n oea mt Ut
be quite rnotl,or tl'I,y.
To uext purity Interested nra se h'shops Tho can
judicial and 1eaisla,To fcsions. to be- jon nartner
with tlcn In tic government Of the uHurch nf God
, 1874-10-29

scecias Dispatch to Tha Chteaao Tribune.
DUBUQUE. 1a., Oct. 2s.-Charlos Wagner,
pattcrn-makor By trade, as about o'clock thia
evening shot and instantly killed q saloons
keeper residing on Clay Btrcot, by tho namo Of
Frank Rho1nlerg: Tho cause OF tho murder
was domestic troubles, .Wagouer accusing lshou-
berg OF Beduciug bis wifo, on ACCOUNT Of which
lie (Wagoner) separated from hor. Tho troubles
arose about six weeks aso, aud nhombors vas
to stand trial on a charge Of adultery ut the
noxt term Of Court. ARA Wagner, utter sep.
mating from her husband, went to Missouri,
aud from all appearances tho troubles woro
to DO adjusted in court. Wngoner this oyouny,
borrowed double-barrolod shotgun, anl
loading both barrels with bachshot. want 10
Jshcmhorg's saloon. and, through tho win1o'T,
fired ono barrel Of tho gun, tho slot strltn,
lthoulbers III tho si6o Of the neck and faoe and
killing him On tue spot. Alter committing tha
decd. Nagoner Waited across tho Gtreot to tha
Jail an,l garc himHelf up to tho Sheriff. IAf
murdered man was bctNoon 10 ant] d. yoars OF
age, and loavcs aito and throo ohilaron. Veg.
oncra ago a about So. tio is calm, md hcafa
Interviewing with coohsoss that Is truly 10
maraablo. Tho excitement is iLtcasc.
, 1874-10-29

flolrllia. 1lo wl'tu,ngly says: "As nj officer or
corporation that nvoids participation In i'ollti-
cn conlliote could not outer tho political tlold
without m absolute severance Of my connection
Eith tho Ratlroaa Company, and this give
IN tho o,oson pursuit Of my liln."
This nbont tho corporation avoiding pol!t-
iesl conflicts will be na"a Iit.,l 10 H. mase .ase
wccits, with tho eo1tAone Of hts aaper!oss, tllo
non,iliation which lo Ind noltcltod, thH inovo
Inns .....-..-.....
4 yEuy SUSPICIOUS LooK.
The lle:abIicai, candidate iB y. 8. Dlatr. OF
lIolIlayabarR. WHO formerly aerTaa two tern, terms
In Congress-, and la nn attorney Of tito failtohd:
Within fow days It has boon foareA t1. tnas t,at
nci!Iy'a argo volo IN Altoona Together WITH M !no
Standardization Of tho pnrty III other parts ot tlo
dstriuts ,woud lsteat Blair. lleily. was acsortl-
iucly Han,u,5net to Philadelphia, where
hIs tcy.r.atiou WAS dictated a. 90 meo M
q day III to prevent, II possible, tne
ss5ald ld William ]. Daor, Of Somerset, be ',9mi- ,;
natetl tn.ay, und tho tickets cirou'asca IN ''nie'
the district may yet bo rcscuctt'
THrgD MINNESOTA DISTRICT.
MonE orrusl11oS TO RING THE hErubt3cAS
NOMINEE.
Sp.o;a1 pj.pvtch IN Thr Chira1o Tribune.
fir, PAM. Mimi, Oct. 93.-Tho campaign IT.
cynt,uo Of the Thirll District VAS increased to-
fllT by 30SL9ib IEo1a u t1"H D"f'A.oe't - -'N'!
aud VI. L. Banning. for many yenra prominent
in raroati AFFAIRS both Republicans, refusing TO
support King for Congress. Davidson p!aces bis
opposition Oh the ground of Kings connection
with The Northwestern CONSTRUCTION Company
md Ills reputation nj n lobbyist, and tendera to
I',eas au affidavit sustaining ono specific ohargo
Of corruption which, II tic Preso refuses to pnb-
lish, le promises to make pnblic throusltho Dis
patch tomorrow. Danning bascs lis opposition
to King OH tho damage ho has dono aud would
do to railroa interests III the stAte especially ns
connected with the Northern Pacific. anil aosaf's as
]aneth Kings connection hitherto with sbat road.
Uo plainly statcB tlnt tho carly lcreat OF tito
blli allowing tho Company To bond It's road camo
from King and lila confedcrates IN n,M out ot
EongrosB, who would not nllow tta paEnaso I'LL
concessions Wore mado to thotn, nnu Bnys tho
final embarrassment of tho Company alu tho
failure of Jay CooAe Il Co. resulted from tho
bsd reputation given to tho road'B management
by King, mud tho ozactiona OF enormous
,oiof1ts Tor himself aud associates in the Con-
htruuslon Company, which advanced no
monov, nor otherwise nfdod tho Company, but
yet took over million dollars profit. 1lla con'
cluaiou ls, that tho revival Of tho railway inter
eR.B Of the State roqniros that such men rs kiuS
must ba nut out or sight anu out OF power.
Ballning'a lot,or accordB with r1lmors which say
tint tho capitalists most intorosted III tho North-
er., pacific declare they cannot carry such load
On KnE and that they have aont n protntnent
officer Of tho Company TO caution their frietida
cyc md tho peoplc along tho lino OF their roau,
thu. King does not represent their Interests M
}a itnA e1nfrnct1.
, 1874-10-29

EIEGT1oH IN BALTIMORE.
DALT1Mong, Oct. 28.-At the eleotion to-day
For l,,smberB Of thu CITY Council tho Democrats
carried tho city by 10, 600 majority.
, 1874-10-29
LEGAL tNTElLlGENcE.

Correspondence u Tho Ghc.aa Tribnnt
LAsslSs1, aich., Oct. a7,--'r"o rnses weyo de-
oIdeu adversely To tho Grand llapils Il Indiana
, 1874-10-29

Special N,spatci o 1hs Chfe,1a Tribune.
IASA'LE, ILL.,. Oct. 23.--At special election
hold IN tila city to-day, John Giay was elected
Justice OF tho Peace, and Johu Forlstal WAS
ro.electel tho election being only for tho choice
OF two Justices.
, 1874-10-29
THE WEATHER.

TUE WEHIHE
WAsn1sdroH, y. G.. Oct. 28.-For tho North
woHl md Western Lakes. ami tlence to Arkansas
aud Tennessee. rising barometer. ftosh to high
northwest to southwest winds. cloudy weather,
aud rain excepting enow In tho Northweat.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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