, 1874-11-05

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cngU Tribune.
ILLINOIS.
Tho next annual reunion of the surviving
nlembora Of tho One Hundred and Twelfth 1IIi-
1.ois Infautry will DO held at Wyoming, Stark
County, Wednesday, Nov. 18. Members Of
other regiments arc cordially invited to attend.
INDIANA.
A race commences at Lagrange to-day and
laHta two days. The ontries OF horacH aro good.
Tho truck III tirst-clnss, in splendid condition,
and everything ready to mako the meeting q
HuccesB.
-Inomas Hartman, brakeman on the Gin
clnnati hlartinsyillo Railroad, was killed on
Tuesday night by being Knocked from freight
train and run over.
jacob Schwiun, a leading citizen Of Andor-
son, was thrown from hiu buggy on Tuesday
night and, striking against tho fence, was in
q. T. Rhodes. 4 brakeman, was run over and
killed in the LoganBpurt yard Oh 1'ucedny night
by Il switching trnin. It being dark lle was not
seen, and it IL supposed ho was walking from
tho trnln when it was backed up anu overlook
hIm.
.-1saac Davis, Conner j. Co., the principal re-
tail hat dealers in Indianapolis. mado nn assigu-
mont yesterday. The causo originated in heavy
rubbory Of furH perpetratod last winter, from tho
effects Of which tho firm hns never rallied They
think tho suspension only temporary.
The trial Of George @. Harding, editor Of
tho Indianapolis Herald, on the charge OF aB-
Bault aud battery upon Sol Mautitz. who lie ut
tompted to shoot last summer FOR tho seduction
Recommendation Of tho Prosecuting Attorney, Il
nolie prosogui waa onterod and the dofondAnt
discharged. Tho prosecuting Witness WIS not
present.
AT tho meeting Of the !ndiaaa State Tomper-
auce Alliance ut Indianapolis yesterday, report
recommending that tho President, Secretary,
and Treasurer be sppolntnd q committee to de-
wise aud execute financial measure to raso not
loss than st .000.to be expended under the direc-
ton Of tho Executive Committee in the State Of
Indiana during tho ensuing year, was adopted.
The Ailianco decidedly cut Lnther Douson, and
then adjourned until September. 1876.
The State Board Of Agriculture met yeBter-
day at Indianapolis, When tho reports OF the
State Fair and Exposition wero presented, but,
owing to tho death Of the wife Of President
Sutherland, an adjournment WAS had for two
woeks. It ia understood that tho Secrotary's re-
R9s a9es VI" vii fa0" BE- asi s ae ar tna e 1eas guar or
elao m additional loan made from tito
banks with acculnulatng interest. Tho Treasur-
or's report will ahow tho sale of 1871 GOO tlckota,
aggrogat!ng ss8, ,4GS.lo. md the receipts from
privileges lncroase this Bum s5, ,4G4. 10 tlla can
10 added 2 littlo from premium contestants. por.
hapa swelling tho figure to 345,0O0.
~ mooslng Of the Young Mons Christian
Asaoeiatlon Of indianapolis waa hold laat nIght
dap = soobs o9yFsa an r hy the e
aud the Row. A. q. Dyers, Of prison-retorm note
MICHIGAN.
Coy: Dagloy haa appointed Michael Crofoot
aud Millard Mcdonnell, Of Pontiac, AZ Co1nmls,
s.oners for the Ahyluu for tho Iusano at Pom.
tlao; aud Samuel q. Ives, Of Uuadilla, Liyinga.
ton County, to the same position, iu place Of A.
1sathburn, rosigncd.
FOR two woaka or 80 Frank Plasks. kecpo,
Of d tin and stove store at Detroit, was missing
Yesterday hia body waH found III tho riyor,
Whether suicide or foul play cauHed hla doatl
Is unknown.
The trial Of William Underwood, Tor ths
mcrdor Of Misa Pridgson III March last, Yil
como up again at Detroit to-day.
- QUO.
Tho temperance ertAado hRa again revived IT
carneat IN Holland. The lAdiea have rohtod thl
tabernacle, prepared for q wintar'a campaign.
.-Hllllaln ]. Klon, a Well-kHoWn merchant n
Cleveland, was klea by tie accidental lincllargt
sapcc from that city.