, 1874-09-30

reunion At indianapolis to-day, to form perma-
mont regimenthi organization.
Tho Twonty-ftut Indiana Battery Of heavy
artillery will moes in Indianapolis on Thursday
Of thia vcok
night.
Judge Wllliam sprIgg Hall, Of tito Common
pleas Court Of 1lAmHoy County, III worry III. Ills
recovery doubtful
arolls, Sunday. waa attended, by over 1000 mcm-
9erH Of tho Alasonio Orlor. representing all Tho
Conmnndorfcs ard Io1gos In tile Htnto. The
Epihcopal fntloral ae1v1cos rcrd had In tho
house, aud the Knight's Tompar ceremonies
wore had on tho lawn III front OF tho lioure, and
sho ., Blue Lodge service at tho .gravo. About
5,00o 1:eorlo Joined tu the procession.
"A Dubuque rogue, nainod llutclior, Btolo, on
Wednesday, prlscillA l.bby'e COW from .Minnno-
apolln' but vss caught, and is likoly to land in
solt there tor Btcallug tho na,no con-.
"a 0crna1, woman natncd Woido. living on
DAYTON Bluff, st. Paul. who MAS outraged about
Two woehs ngo had recovered Atonday enough
to walk out, nhen she rccognized in tho drlvnr
Of prtvato carriage, named William Loo, tho
man who Outraged her. mud for whom tho police
lsaro boen vanly scekug, having arlostod ten
different suspected, but lnnocent, perBonB. Mrs.
Weido inquired until SHE learned wlluEo oarriage
it Nas, sna t1on cauaod I,eo's a1ront. The idssl~
sorts his innocence.
William llenry ntcCoo1 Of St. Paul, enlisted
In 1862 III tho Tenth MINNESOTA, aud was ni!BsinE
after QUO Of the last batsles Of tto sato nar. Iia
mother only latc1r gavc up hopo. She held ho
duo her son rid ponsion for herself. Tho papers
wore completed aud t!lo applications would have
bcon granted oxcolt for aclorcal crrur on account
Of which They wele rotnrnod to The Adntant-Gon-
oral Of tho Slate, arriving Monday. At tho came
h1jt1 1,or
cationH tue son having returned. IliH long ab-
soflce and silence IL unexplained.
IL. W. Wolstoncroft, County Surveyor Of
Noblo County, went to Dakota laat Hplins OH q
surveying job, sfnee which tilne his friends hayo
lad no tidlpgs Of hl'n:
NEBRASKA.
It Is currently rnmored that the throo Iowa
roaGB centcr,nE at Omaha mill 1novo their ticket
offices to tho Unou Pacific Dspot in that city on
IhnrHtlaT, Oct. /. It in gcueral1y believed thAt
teso roads will run their traina into that city it,
aido Of sixty days.
Tho Annual Conference OF tho Methodist
Episcopal Church for tho State Of Nebraska be-
gina its scHsion in Oma4a on Thursday Of no1t
weok,
.,.. Jay Gould has gvon g., 2,5oo to tho graeshop-
por-Rnfcrers OF Nebraska, in addition to the
80 oo0 already donated by tho Union Pacific 1sali-
road Company.
Tho rwonty. y.trd Infantry, which has but
recently arrived III Omaha from Arixoua, in now
uauei otuots W ~ ~ NOW Ufleatl8.
ONO.
A n1an by tho name Of McKenna attempted to
murder hih vito Nlllo Walking Oh tia street at
Shelby Sunday oycning about Go'ciock. Fortunate
ly, tho lall took effect In tho 1owor imbs OF tho
woman, making = norions, but not dangerous,
wnund. JenlouBlY naB tho ca,lHp. No arrest.
-. 8, Finley. I'll oil gentleman living in
Unfontow'., waa thrown from a buggy yesterday
morning mud instantly killed.
MICHIGAN.
Great interest WAS shown in tho county fafr
held nt Lrdington Oil tho 25th and 2G!h. Tho
display Of fruit WAS acknowledged by all to have
been Of tho very tlaeAt. Tis bnnd and lro con-
panies natlo good exhibition.
IA burglar named Thomas Delaney, employed
on tho now Capitol building at LaneuS 1raa
value Of $500 OH him, taken from Il. 4 Wos-
GOTTA clothing gtorc, which va. ontcrod but NIL
hour boforo. 1Io was examined yesterday aud
hold for trial unlor 81 900 bail.
The University OF Altchigan opcua with I18
members III The Freshman class,-c1ectly tIlo
more and Freshman classes had their annual
"rash Saturday 1t WAS rather spiritless.- .-tho
serhomor0s, however. coming OF q littlo the
hotter Moses Colt Tyler haB resumed his old
Chair Of English Literature. having resigned
Union. Lenlle Irving, the temporary Professor,
has returned to Neu Yorlt to practice law.
Tho house. Of N. =. Bowen, of Kalamazoo,
Wa1 destroyed ty lire yesterday morning. Loss,
s., 600 nnutol for 81 900.
Tho barn Of J. II. Flagg, Of Augusta. and
Its contentB WAS burned Sunday afternoon,
Losa. 80, ono.
Tho Kalamazoo Fair opened finely ycster-
day.
= -Thity-four Thousand five hundred t1ollars
has hecn secured for tho endowment fund Of tho
now Episcopal Diocese, Which insures tho suc-
cess Of tile division.
w1acoss1H.
On dispatch from Iron Ridge, last night, tho
Milwaukee pnico captured two brothers named
Douglass and Iouo7ick hckonzio on tho $3.50
traia Of tho Northern, Division OF tho st. Paul
Railway. Over 81, 900 north OF watches and
jarelrY gore found on their porsons.
AT the ladies' temperance meeting at Mil
waukeo yesterday afternoon, extensive propara-
tioua wore mado for the State ConTontion to be
hold in that city. The Indications aro that there
will bo large attendance.
Tho Corouer'b inquest, ut Milwaukee, in tho
case Of Dr.. Landsraf, resulted in t. verdict Of
auicide. His Aousckooper is atill alive, though
in critical condition.
AMltSEMcNrc