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, 1874-10-01

Special Dispatch to The CAicaao Iritnne
New YoHH, Sept. 30.-Tho wheat market open
ed stronger, With buyers Mt yestcrduy's quota
tlone. The decline III oceau frelghts und tho ad-
vance In gold gayo holders further advantage.
Tho market for now wheat c]oses oottor and
fariy nctive, with little wlnter offering. The
demand is chiefly for export.
Oats arc irregular, aud cluRo quito tamo. The
aa1oa nro $500 bn: new OHIO mi1eu Mt Go@
G211c; white Ut G1@G2o; black at 60@G1c; WoHt-
ern mixcd at G20@G314c; white at G4G9G41So:
State mixed at cO11G1Glc; aud wAito ut G2@
G215c; also 10000 bu Chicago mixed, out to-day,
at G2Nc.
Rye in limited donaanl, and hcavy.
Corn opcnod strong aud in far domand for
homo tralo, but shippers hold back, aud the
market cloaed q shade caster, with good in4ui-
~ at 9G1lc ba1es are 1G8, 0D0 bu: WeAtoru mixed
at 96}9@vD7c; do whito ut sloo@1.o5; do yellow
at a715009sc.
Whiaky Ia moderate demand aud shade
flr,ner. Sales $50 brls ut sl.G3.
Pork market lower aud moro active. Sales Of
$50 br!s mess, check to-day, at S22Q000s5. 90 !;
$50 brls do. check tomorrow; at s2c. 50 ], ESQ
brla do, seller Octobor ut e22.40; 1,250 br]s do,
buyer October, at s22. .G5@022. II.
Lard ia decidedly lowor, but moro active.
Sales Of $50 tcs city ut 1880; 80 tcs No. l ut
1870; 150 tcs old Western at l4o casl.
business In berth froights and by charter mod.
oratoly actiyo, though no change III noted in
rAtcH
, 1874-10-01
A IKclattlcIey tragedy.


LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 3o.--An ovening papcr
publishes tho following account Of tlo Court
House tragedy in Henry County. Ky. "ono
Wothcrby, living at Port Royal, Booma to have
bcen on intimate tcrms with the daughter OF
Sias Cunning, a young lady Of the aame village.
but, forgetting the Laws OF friendship and
deconoy, Friday night In entered the house OF
tho father, and also her bedroom, which is In
tho second story Of the Louise, after slse had re-
tired liz must have mada noiHo in entering,
which aroused her aud she screamed out, hor crius
serving at tho aamo time to friglten him AWAY
and awaken tho young lady's parents, who occsi~
piod d room hollow. The laan started ~ fast rs
ho could down-atairs, but Was not fast enough
to savo himself. At tho foot OF tic slaira lo
met the father, who put himself III tho wny and
forbade his going farther. Wothorby attempted
to force hia way out, III Which ho
Cunning appeared with tho proyorbial shovel.
aud, striking Wetherby over the head, leyolcd
him with tho floor. He was tlien secured, and
next day taken before tlIa court for triAl, which
brought abput results much dilferant from those
expected. Wotherby Is said to Ianyo uttorod
the remark that lo hal been thora before, and
that he could provo it. Cunning, nfter giving
linn t!,e lie, drow d pistol anl shot Wetherly,
the ball taking effect III tho stomach. When
last heard from he was III dangerous condition,
ana death Was expected at any time, What waa
done with Cunning our informant ~as unable TO
Btatc.h
, 1874-10-01

4 fTtIrtIcr0ila AnRnrlEt.

n
sptttat Disuatch t. 7Hs Chicago 7ri1nne
DAnAnoo, Wis.,, Sept. o0.-Lnst night, nbout
hnlf.past 10, az Charles WiillamB, Jr., aon Of
Mai. q. Il. Williams, was returning to tho Will
larns homestead, about half milo south Of the
depot, ho waa attacked by two mon. and was
woundod and rohhod, Mr, Williams 'Sas pro-
coodinR along tho road near tho fenco, when ono
OF tho mon accostcd him from ttoinolosuro, con-
tanning woods, asklng him to como to tho asslst-
aucc OF man sick with lit. Alr. Winlame
crossed tho fenco, whom ho was imtnodlatoly
olothing was cut through for T. foot
in length over his lett breast, and his hrohBt
wnB cut iu sovornl places corrospondlngy.
Willie tlia nus going on In front Of him, tho
other villain came bohnd and struck him blow
OH tho hend that ua,tBod linn to fall Hpnsoloss,
Tho robbers then took his money! amounting to
s75. Tho injured man ia doing wol1 under
Bkillful medical treatmons. Our el1lcont Inv
oilieers, ssststed by Snpt. S"iMeford,
Of tho Northwestern HALLWAY, who placed loco
motives at thoir disposal, and himaoIf went OH
QUO Of tho engines, captured tho men who aro
sllBpcoIed Of tle dood this morning, nnd they
arc NOW both in jail. They gave their names "a
James Allocate, Of Winona. MIMI, ard Nioy
Wald or patsey Dayie. who il supposed to live In
Chlcago. This man waH just discharged from
tho railroad hore III a brakeman, and is wofl.
known as bard cnso. The officers and our citl.
IONS generally award high praso to Bupt, Swiue-
ford for hfB prompt anu cflc|ent action In eond-
ing locomotives in both directions, and assisting
III petson to arrest thoas young ru{llaua+
, 1874-10-01

srttfa. Dtapntsh 10 YY,t th,t1qe Tribune.
KASKAKEE, ILL.,, Sept. 30.-rhe presout fair
surpasscs any erer boforo held hero. Tho whole
number Of enlrios is 9G0, an increase Of 81 por
cent over any previous exhibition. Tho homo
aud cattio departments uro full, md the display
magnificent. lamcs Mix exhibits Beyern1 noted
ANIMALS from Now York. Mills herd Of slort-
hoas, which arc raid to equal nnythmg ever
shown At tho stato Fair, isilera. Emery Cobb is
also + prominent exhibitor OF short-hornY. Tho
putry department. is notably fine, and would
attract attention at moro prctentiouH exhibitions.
For tho sIlrec-mnute raco six horses ontorod,
W,lliard Wost'H Mny Deo taking tirst money in 3:01
3:00, md 3:0l. An outside race WAS made be-
twcen Luly Mack, Of Joliet, and Day Dan, OF
KankAkeo. Hiatt Colyin, Of ST. Louis, drove the
former. and won the race in 2:a9. 2:40 ::AU.' THO
following officers lave been elected for tho
onsMing year: President. G. 3. Foster Vice.
President, George 11oag Secretary, II. D.
Butts Treasurer, Il. O. Clark.
, 1874-10-01
4 IB.s1aIt President t3eii to Iynll.

I
Sioux CRY, H., Sept. s0.--united Btatos Com
missioner Lowis to-day hold o. c. Tredway,
Prcaident Of tho suspended Citizeus' National
Bank OF this city, to bail in tho sum Of $4,000, to
answor to tho United states District Court ut
Council Bluffs. on a chargo Of having nisnppro-
printed the funds Of tho bank. Tho money in
uuoBtiou WAS $4,000 borrowed from tho State
Savings Bank OF Chicago on tho credit Of the
bank, aud then, 1t il clninled. appropriated to
Tredway's private uses. Tho trial Of John Il.
Schmidt, Cashier Of tho eano institution, Oh q
cnargo OF nitcrpg tho booss Of the bank With
felonioua intent, will be.hcard ut Council bluffs
during tho present term of the unltoa stacs Dis
trict Court.
, 1874-10-01

lSrfcI1I bispNFth 70 TIE Chit10o 77T96Nn1.
PAXTON, ILL.,. Sept. 30.-1n tho Ford County
Fair to-day. tho Arst attraction waB in sorno
hotly y-contcBted gan,oB OF haAo bnl in which tho
OnargaH won tho prlzo over tho paxtonB, anl
tho DuckloyH took it osor tho Ohargas. In tho
groon trostlng- match, eight horBos onterod.
Duplex, owuod by Russ, Of Ouarga. took first
money. In lhv first heat, Doo Davis driving,
Guthrio's horse, Of Qibson broke tho lines. and
the horse ran mid threw him Off, brtiBng him,
Int not fatally. Several races will come OF to-
morrow. Yhs attendance Ia better than usual.
The weather iB 1uo.
, 1874-10-01

Special DisuateA Ia IHe Ch,rtloo Tribune.
DAyENroMT, 1a., Sept. 30.-The grounds Of
The Scott County Agricultural Society were well
filled today by tho members Of tho yarious
Grangoa Ut Scott County and numerous invited
guests from tho city mud country in atteul-
anco ut tho Harvest Feast. The foast was y
basket picnic Of large proportions. Tho multi
ttl'o commenced gathering in at 10 o'clock. and
it was not nutil nfter p. III. that they had nl
arrived. Tho number present WINS about 6.O00
The otilcers Of tho day wero Capt. ". l.. Clark,
Of Buffalo, rresdcnt james Dyor, Of Ploasaut
Valley, Marshal; ". L. Clark, .. Birchard,
John Madden, L. W. Clemens, NJ. Orndor1,
Thomas MeCaus!ana, H. J. Green, Aenry Par
malice. q. Donaldson, james Dyer and Thomes
@. EHna, Committee Of Arrangements. The
most interesting feature was tho Harvest: :Feast
Dinner over thore WAS mus!o by tho various
bands anu vocal music by tho Grange choirs.
The young folks assembled at the vast dining
hall for dance, Nhlo tho old folks went to tho
nnapAhoatro to listen TO the speeches. which
woro tnale by Henry Clay Dean Col, ]. II. FREQ
man, aud others, lAey had hnppy tino.
, 1874-10-01

8peesal DtspateA to ne CAseaao Tribune,
JASEss1tIE. Sept .30.-Io-day tho Fair Grounds
ro,aarkably Quo. giving exhibitors MI oppostu-
nifty to finish their ontrios. Tho number is
greater BY 700 than lust yeas, mud tho
genera; dlapsy tny 19o eo,pE p9r cont bot
crowd. and tile strcoia leading to tho grounds
woro filled with equipages passing to aud fro
Tomorrow and Er1dny uro to bo tho great days
Of tho fair, when thousands viii visit this, the
most Huccessfa.l exhibition ever given by tho
Society Tho show OF horses is acknowledged
BY all to bo tho best eyer Seen in. Rock
County, thanumhor Of entries being grcatorthan
eycr before, and the character OF ntoci never
eq,aled. Simon nnblo, OF Dololt, is here with
bis famous stallion Alohamo., imported from
on exhibition 5-yoar old stallion Of cIydesdalo
breed which Weighs 1,J2o pounds. and s-yoar
old which Weighs oyor 1,75U Il. 7. pombor. Of
Lohnstown. has one 4-yoar old Weighing l,7oo;
Daniel DarleHB, Of Emerald GroVo. Clytloblalo
o9 oP 9 yssT DID, "0yspE y5.Ex aN Noma 4nd s G so Gnf
Weighing 1.Go7 pounds. Doaides tho show
show OF other broeaB. Tho display Of
blooasd ca.t!o il very iino: Tho number e ea.
| stock improved. J. O.. Klsor, Of Oregon Dane
County, exhibits hero for tho first tino q herd
| Of ten Dnrlams. worry, fiao.. Ono bull, yoata
old, weighs 2, 400 pounds, Simon llublo exhibits
ntno leau OF biaok galloway cattle John Lit
t!o. Of Janosyi!io, trteon head Of shortholnat,
QUO ycarling bull; weighing 1,525 ponu.ls. J. $;
Do,lIiott, Of Hook Prairie, entors 4 3-ycar-old
durham bull which weighs 2. LOS pounds. J: za~
lllot Of Jolnstown oxbibita l-ycar.old slorihors
bull Of {, 200 pounds. A 3lr. David, OF Farib Ky,
| hAs nine hoad Of tlne Durhama. Ile also brought
| two pens OF Cotawola shoep aud u pon OF Derli-
| shire hogs, The general diAplay of hogs aud
shcep IL 1nuc4 hotter tla1 last your. III fact,
| there Ia q maskoa improvement III all tho stock
r. Tin t,rhikfftan n far -n,a1
| is yeiy large, AMI in tho domestic department
cntllea have boon larger thau lant year To.
| MORO. afternoon Congressman Q. q. WILLIAMS
daliyera I'll eddgc4a>
, 1874-10-01

9Dtci0i Usp4k;N q I!Ns CHitttJo Irsaftnt.
OSHKOSH, Wiz, Sept. 30.-Tlo total humber Of
entrieH III the Northern State Fair is 4,013. no-
ceipts ut tho gate, ss..,0u0, being 5000 greater
tIlan tho corresponding day last yoAr. Ihis
morning grand display Of Patrons OF Husband.
~, numbering about 1.200, took place, followed
by picnic atl addresses by Gov. Taylor, col;
Coshrano, Muster OF tlio State Grange. and
Dwight, Of Daua County. Gov. Taylor, III his
address,, defended tho position OF tho State Ad-
grounds wero throngod with visitors from all
parts Of tho State. 'rAe Hon. ]. &. Hlaiao, OF
Maine: Ex.Goy. Seymour, OF Now Yosa E1-
Coy. Washburn, Of WISCONSIN; sonntor Howe,
and Gov. Taylor, vii! deliver addresses to-noy-
rQW.
, 1874-10-01

New Yong. sopt. 30.-A Boston dspatch SAVE
"foarB arc entertained for the safety of the 1T.
Johns steamer, which left 1.astport, No., Mon
t1aY morning, aud vas duo in Doaton ycstorGuy
Mteruoon. She had on board n,,mbor Ut por
sous who were returning from tho international
boat-taee, including oarsman Morns".
PORTLAND, Mo-, Sept. 80. Tho missing
Steamer Now York, OF tho International Limo,
and into ponobBcot to avoid the storn,, Which
Ea9 VcrJ Royere,
, 1874-10-01
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITIONS,


NEBRASKA STATE FAIR
OMAHA, Mob, sopt. 30.-Oyer 1900 people
visited tho Slato Fair Grounds today. NUM-
bor OF bualueAa houscs and nli tho banks woro
closed his afternoon, and will 10 ngain to-mor-
row. Tho fair Ia pronounced porfoot BucccBs,
both as regards tho exhibition an,l tho n,,mbcr Of
poop1o prcsont..
Tho flromon'a parade t1ta morning was =
gtaud affair, aud wna witnessed by thousands Of
people, who throngod tito strcota to such al OK
tout thai the pasaago Of yohicios md horso-oara
waB Utmost ubHtruotea.
, 1874-10-01

pLgalouT1I, lnl., 6opt 30.--At tho Marshall
County Fair, tho exhibition Of hogs, Sheep aud
other auimals, aud vegetables and fruits of
every kind is good.
Tho raccs have been woll attended. Tho race
for horaos TINT hare mover taken premium,
best throo In five, was won by o. A.. Blmo,,H'
b. q. Tom six horses starting. limo 3:19, $780,
aud 3:0ig1.
, 1874-10-01
THE CHICAGO DAILY rR1BuNE THURSDAY OCTOBER l. 1874.

will bo published tomorrow In tho allapo Of
while Koily was sherir. Eolly acc,tBcs uayo-
moyor OF garbllng tho figures atl1ucoB AEureH
Of lila own to provo hfa gtaton,onts Says ho has
complete record Of Lis transactions rho
Bhor'fr and WI shortly compo9co gnit eTa,uaF Mai
, 1874-10-01
REcoND IOWA CONGRESSIONAL p1sra1or.

SUecid1 ElNDQEcH 10 7He EH1c1do 7F3OUNG.
DAVENPORT, H., Sept. 30,-A yery large audi
ouco assembled at tho Court-HouAe Yesterday
evening, to listen to tho joint discussion betwcen
tho aon. J. l.. SAeean and tho Hon. J, Q. Tufts,
Autobiography sud Republican candidates for
Congress from tho Second Congressional Dis
t1ict. The Hon. +. L. shooan VAS first intro
ducod, and mado an elegant speech, lasting M
reform, md took his soat amid loud applause.
J. Q. TUFTS vas t4en introduced, who made q
brief speech, but, by tho time ho was ha}f
through. most Of tho audience had disappeared,
leaving mono but boys. Mr. 6heean is sure Of o
rousing majority.
, 1874-10-01
Tho Wisconsin EEnpttstx.

Special U'spufeh 10 Iht Chicago Tribune.
DELo1r, Wiz, Sept 30,-Tho second day Of tho
Daptiat anniversaries was we'll filled With
spirited doucuasIons and Al instructive easay.
About sixty delegates aro present, Services will
be held tomorrow In the newly repaired and
greatly improved Baptist Church, though tho
work upon tho building will not bo completed
soon enough to rendor 1t ready for dedication
during tho session OF tho Convention.
, 1874-10-01

Sptcl0l D'5Dd{eh 70 The CRita00 7IiGNNS.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 30.-ln tho Conference,
Messrs McNi1 Tersiligcr, and Ga'pin wore ro-
admitted on trial. Money was appropriated for
tho roliof of tho Hev. J. L. Smith and vito. Tho
Kov. Smith suffered sunatroko at camp-moot-
ing threo yoara ago. and ilas finally become
Insane from ita effects. and was this week aent
to tho State Asylum. II. ". Pease. s. s. pano,
and Joseph Hanna were admitted On tEia!. ).
n. Heury was rcaannttea. The Conference
meots again tbis oyening. hoping to hear tho
and have tho appointments announced Tonight.
, 1874-10-01

OF pooria, for Cougfeaa it, thts a'atriot is ro-
lia.lfcal oiroIos. lIo will run II long way bcl!iul
iho Slate tiokos II tin Independents make wise
so1ootun noxt Friday in tloir Convention ut
Yakna City.
, 1874-10-01

CEe*NV vi
New Yonx, Sept. 3o.-The annual session Of
the Diocesan Conforouco Of tho Episcopal
Church was begun this morning in St. john s
Chapel. After the religious exercises, tho sor-
mon was preached by tho noy. DR.. Fairbairn, Of
stsplot.'s Church. AnnalAle, vino chose for his
soSt tho Second Epintle to the Thcsaaloniaus,
she third chapter and tho third verso.
III tho Episcopal Diocesan Convention, tho
Committee on tlle Incorporation aud Admission
OF Clurchos reported adversely to tho adnis-
sion Of tho Frca Church oi st. Mary the Virgin.
Tho report was rejected. and the Church ad-
mjttni.
, 1874-10-01

Sentenced to IEc Hanged.
Bos1ox. Sept. 30.-Louis Wagner. tho 1slo ot
Shoals murderer, IL Reu.cncod to DO hanged on
tho last Friday in January.
, 1874-10-01

Special Dispitch to 1A* Chtcapo Tribune.
CuAR1roS, H., Sept. 30-Tlo Lucas County
Fair il III seBsion horo to-day. with yory large
attendance. Weather unusually tine, Tho on
tries in tho vcectablo aud stock line excellent.
kasson and Whiteman, candidates for Congsoau,
botl put in III appearance Oh thls occanl0n.
, 1874-10-01
DISTRICT AND COUNTY FAIRS,

r0hTEK COUNTY, tND.
Special Dispatch 70 Iht Chicago Tribune.
VALPARAISO, 1ud,. Sept. 80.-:rho fourth an-
nual fair Of the portor County Agricultural
Society opened hero To-day uuder tho most
favorable auspiceB. Tho displaya ara large In
ovory department., and, tho weather being all
that could be desired, n largo attondanc6 is ex-
poctud.
, 1874-10-01

ATLANTA, Gn., Sept. 3o.-The Governor to-day
ordered tho snle OF tho Macon j. Brunswick Rail-
road on the hrst Tnesday IN December tM no1t, At
the higheat bllaer.
, 1874-10-01

OF ontrlog and much f}nor display Of artioloH
than lad boen expected. Tho ontrios for tho
regatta at Hoods Lako, on Friday, haya all boon
nlado, and thcro arc prospects for most enjoy
ADlo occnalun.
, 1874-10-01

6pec7dl UI3O1tcA 70 TIE E?s1cd0o 7Tlttlne,
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 30-Local politics aro be-
coming quite lively. Tho Democrats managers
havo had quito a numpor OF private confe, eilceB
Gu Congressional questions, tho results Of whici.
have leaked out LII thcRa meetings the Bourbon
element has, triunphod. aud all attempts to
ganization have thus. far failed. 1t now looks
AZ II tho Democratic nominees would DO Judge
patcAin, ex-senator William Adair. Richard
Hawloy. aud ox-prosocutiug Attorney Van Dyke.
Tho Rclormers hold their Convention OIL Friday
next, but OF tholr peopte md action nptAsng
IL yet known.
, 1874-10-01
INDIANA STATE FAIR.

1NDINNA Il STATE FAIR.
Srtctal Dtspatch to Tho CHICAGO Tribune.
1Np1ANAroL1s. 1ud., Sept. 30.-Tho attendance
upon tho State Fair was botwoon 15,000 and
$4,000, tt being the most successful Wednesday
ever known. Special attractions nto being ar
ranged for noxt weok, among them purse ttIat
will hecllre the prosenco Of led CLOUD for trot
to beAt Lis record.
, 1874-10-01
NEW YORK FAllt)HE.

NEw yonH, Sept. Bo.-1s iu reported that tho
t26o a90 by tho failure ot 3auus DiAhop 4 CO, !,
, 1874-10-01

in this city. Tho hos1itals aro filed to ovor-
towing: Twentv-tl,reo cascs IT smallpox ro~
eultod fatally during tho past wook.
, 1874-10-01

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept 3o.-0Vor the UppoE
Lakos, stationary or tatling barometer, highor
temperature, northwcat winds, backing to south
md wost, aud partly cloudy woathor.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO. Bept. 90, 1874,
, 1874-10-01

Special Dlspatch q tn CNcaqt' TRIBUNE.
OMAHA, Nob., Sept. SO.-Tho State Central
Committee Of tho Prohibition party, met hero
to-day aud nominated Milton Montgomery. Of
Lincoln, for Attorney Genolal. iu tbs place Of
tho present Attorney General, Webator, who de-
olined to run on the Ticket, be having been an
tneuccossful candidate In tho Republioan Con-
veuIuu.
, 1874-10-01

BOTTOM REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.
DosroN, Sept. 80.-A majority OF the delegates
to the Republican State Convention, elccEod 10
night ata anti Talbot neu, though untnstrnctc1.
, 1874-10-01

NATIONAL CONGREGATIONAL Council.
New HAVEN, Conn., Sept. 30-Tho National
CONGREGATIONAL Council convened hero1 1his nftor-
noon at o'clock In Oontro Church. Row. Il. Ii.
Tho Hon. 1atayottoS. Fostor, OF Norwich, Conn.,,
stor1s, D. D.. called tho delegatos TO order.
ouco President pro tom Of tho United statos
aotate, waa chosen Moderator, with Preatdeut
Mcgowan of Iowa. aud tho Nav. D. Daniel, OF
Catlfognia, ia aaaiafants. Tlo Rav. ". II
Moore was chosen Registrar, anl tho ncv. T. D
Aver, Of Now Hampshire, and the Roy. ]. P.
Kimball. Of Massachusetts, assiBtants.
Tho Rev. Loonasd Bacon, y. D., welcomed tho
aelegatos to Now Haven. Tho following CON-
niitteeB %ere hppolntc4:
Michigan; tho Nov. ". l.. Groone. MasBachu-
setta; and tho Hon. ". J. phoips Illinois.
o.. Busiaess--Tho lsev. u. IL. Htosss, D. D..
Now York; J. q. Goodrich, Massachusetts: tho
Molton, Wisconsin; tic Rov. joaoph Ward, d.
kota; President Geo. Thachor, Iowa; aad tho
Hon. j. Il, Hawley, Connecticut.
on Nominations 1soy. II. II. Doxtor,
D. D., Massaehusosts; the Rev. A. Il. Noss,
Ohio; Judge Wlthoy, Michigan; the Row. G. d.
Now York tho Roy. ]. ". uough, California
md j. T. Foster, Iowa.
THO ltev. A. Ii. Quint, Of New Bedford, VITAE
closcn Secretary ana Charles Howard, Of Dos-
tor, Treasurer.
Il roccsa was then takcn 10 1880 p. m.
In lilo evening the aov Dr.. Il. i. Storm de-
lirored MI eloquent Sermon i'll Centre Church
l,ofora Il very largo audience, tho discourse be.
ing ctlody In roply to tue latoss positions taken
by sccntists, ospeclall, Tyndnll. It waH n,as-
terly aud most Comprehensive rovlow Of tic OK,
1B.ouco Of personal God. tho key-noto being
that gcscnco in searching fUr God, uaeB wron,;
Instruments. When tho Bciontitlo nlnu reaches
hs utiuoss height by tie aid physical analysis,
, 1874-10-01

VHI1ltUuts VHU"1s ~ 101u1.
spteiat Dsspa!sh g 7hs chfcaso Tribune.
County Fair oponod solt. 90 With large atton.l-
auco, Tho total number Of entries oxcoeds tltoHo
Of former ycars. Everything lndicatoa great
eucccBu this year.
, 1874-10-01
COTTON AND w0olEN MANUFACTURES.

PnoyspgScg, Il. l., Sept. So.--TAe Cotton md
Woolen nanutacturers' Committeo recommend
that thu nii]A bo run from tho frat Monday IN
October to tbs farst Monday In january nexa. On
Tue basis Of torty-four hours woek.
, 1874-10-01

KASKANEE CUUNTY> Ill.
Correspondence " TAe CHiettuo Tribune.
KAsKAEEE ILL.,. Sept. 29.-Ibo Animal County
Fair opened this rnornlng. Tho woatncr IL love
ly, md, If tho exhibition is not Hucc.hs, it will
not bo tho fault Of tile peuple.
, 1874-10-01
OVERQDATS. y
Fall and Winter
0VERCD.h|||,'l'SS, A, IT'S S

We nrc now prepared to show
tho largest md most elegant stock
Of Mems nnd Boys OVE1sCOATS
ovor displayed iii this city. We
have spared no palny to make cv-
cry garment perfect. Customers
will find in this assortment every
fabric found OH the tables of q
first-c1ass Merchant Tailor, and
they will also find VIC have sur
passed nil our former efforts in
producing a first-c1l,ss garment ut
prices less than charged by others
for inferior goods.
, 1874-10-01

Sptefal pfspafeh to 9'h4 Gh3caao 1rtbnns.
unhNn ilAp1pa. Mioh., Hopt. Y0.-To-days at-
ts!aslalcu ii Ahu AeAt County ualoA Islr wRs
, 1874-10-01

CONGRESSIONAL NoM1NATIoNS.
NEW YORK.
r11rnTy-F1nsr Observation-Disclosures.
luyrA1o, Sopt. 30.-Lyman K. Bass waa re-
nouiuatod to Congress by tho Republicans to-
day.
, 1874-10-01

KANKAKEE COUNTY. ILt,.-EEruHL1cAN'
Correspondence u} 7'he CAieaao Tribune.
KANsAKEE, ILL.,. Bopt. 20.-Tho Republican
3ounty Convention to-day nominated Jamos
u.lrdiu Il. Yail for Surveyor.
, 1874-10-01

mr., cs,,T,,.1 co,,,-,s,rr,.
, -, en ~s,'. 1.n .,
-Ao Ccntfol committee OF tho Opposition
party held G RecEee meeting yesterday afternoon
in nm of tito pnrlora Of Tho Bhernan houao Mr..
1v;,,to,, + 0n,ho, nro.,1;ro envo~,1 o+o.i;ors
"nAt alo.s1 - sJ's: Hso1"eAe =. w
We1u "aoueseu ao14o"t'"s 'ptota1aes' a''a u "aa
1ua!ly deciaca TO take no delnlte action until
after tho conference Of tho chief mon OF tho
marty. nm aecount Of which In piyon o1soyhero.
II. T,oa,ox M. ,uoa .,.,, a,ao.aa ra..,tna, :,
81, n, .a'pas nu'A "'o 'noil e'etea oseio'n's' w
nA sho vacancy occasloncd " tho resignation OF
present for tho PURPOSE, 1t fa said, OF answering
my charges that might bo mado touching his
foalty to tho party and his advocacy Of tho cioc-
tion Of G. D Farwoll. Nothing waB said on TINT
subject, howoVor. ai'd tho COMMITTEE dtspsraed.
rEnaoSA1"
4 rr!vate meeting OF Charley Kcrns friends waa
nS ts ~ g.; nr a sone tietn
There were quito numter PRESENT. md thcro WAS
sonyaeI1ne taIE was T., s9$gestssd Gs3 ~, ma hsfns
50 tiat orc Jris1mun beie on tic ticket, hcy could
Claim thu nomination for Mr. Fern On tho ground of
@ mh Herman o, Ht t it ni, ~ h ar,c
humber II Irish candidates and lilo aaEting Of their
The o,ovn rnt;ra nnpoarcd in vnsterf]ay'e
52rc,;,,o fournot }Yo aio assured Tint thnre
,yun no ,nentin9 Of mir. Fern's fricnds Yesterday.
nor Mt INV otj,er ti1o Wi,on thn Comfy Can,
yontion nf lin Poou1o'a purtv esscmIlce. That
, 1874-10-01

At Nos. 81, 81, and DO Front etrcet, near tho
Chicago i Northwestern Railroad 6hops, III situ-
, 1874-10-01

Ths Arm of llnshss i RAttlos, rots rrocoss. doing
business At m stasa& h&s ihl+ day dt..elfad partner
ship by mutual oousant Yhs busnoas viii bs Continued
!. Es1tlss 4 Eso. AuuuHB 4 hAT.fI.Rlt.