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The Ottawa free trader., 1874-07-18

A new corn destroyer made its appearance
some two or three weeks ago on the farms
west of the Mississippi river. They destroy
acres of corn in very sho:t time. As yet
no one who has examined these insects has
been able to identify them with any bug that
ever ravaged the cornfields in that section.
They are about the size of lightning bug,
coal black and have horn prctruding from
the head with crook at the end, with which
latter appendage they are said to do their de.
structiye work
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-07-18

4 strawberry grower states that to two bar.
rels of rain-water he put one-quarter of a
pound of ammonia, one quarter Of a pound
of common inter, and with this solution he
sprinkled his strawberry beds every nigh;
when bloSsOmins. The result was double the
amount of large strawberries TO that just al
joining NJ. so treated
, 1874-08-28


Charles Paine, General Superintendent of tho
Michigan Southern Railroad, has Issued the fol-
lowing general order, which should DO Initiated
by evory railroad iii tho country:
Notice is hereby given to cmptoycR connected with
the running Of trains, that they nrlst mako themselves
perfectly familiar with tho general rules printed ,tpu
tls timetables, aud with tho special rules upon the
timetable Of the division where thny are employed
ereitcr no promotion to thu position Of conductor or
Of engineer will be nlalo until agter thB candidate
snll have been examined ~ to Ills knowledge ind TILL
whu>u r!iicate Of qualification Ao must reeelys The
loarIl Of Examination for conductors will coAist Of
tho Superintendent Of tie division upon which the
candie In to hg employed, assisted by ut least ole
and IT rrcticaD1e two. other Snpornenl6nts Of diys-
ions. WHOM candidate for tho position of engineer IL
toba mined. tho Bonrl will consrt 0. the Eupe.1 l.
teEdcnt Of Division, tis Maaor-A1cchE mic VI tts
dtvstn. and wlien possible Of an0hEr Snnerjptcntt-
ent or Aa5fcrMcchRnc, who shall be requested by tue
DIVISION Superintendent 10 nit with them. Thu eau.
di1atca certificate must receive tho signature Of al Of
thu members Of tho Boar clao hia ap,ointueut will
not bv confirmed. This certificate uss bc approved
n tho caKo Of engineer, by thl General Atantcy-
NJ chanlc md in that Of conductor by the General
Superintendent. PrUper forlns fnr such certificates
Will 1e Isci,arsd mud supplied to tho Supesnendcnta
Of diViSons. Th0se conductors anI engineers who
are now In tho service will be required to pass m ex
4ilihatlnn before board ttminr 10 that designated
t'r cnnldaes, ~ tho convenience Of the Supcrnentl-
enl at tbs dlvtbtun Will permit; and such as may
prove dc!lcens tn knowledge aud comprehension Of
ths general null speca! rulca will be suspended trout
cCtvc certificate.
, 1874-08-28

S0tcll DiaN0fch % 7Ns Chicago Tribune,
DETRolT, Mich, Aug. 27,-A Putin Day special
says that about o'clock this afternoon Hem
Doobe. proprietor Of the Beobe House. and s[rs,
q. Il. Adatns Of Cleveland, nifo Of the proprietor
Of tho Commercial Rcuic.o woro out upon tho
bny IN skin rowing. The bay was little rough
causing tho boat to rock, Dy somo means Tie
boat capsized, Throwing both iuto tho water, MIR.
Besbo herolcally tried to right the boat, and fur
With ono hand hold OF Mrs. Adams and tba
other clntching tho boat, they drlfted about
until Airs. Ada!ns' strength gave uay
aud sho sank beneath tho wator; bnt ytill III.
Deobo did not relax bis hold Of her, and for lulf
hour longer l'o tloatoa about with bis lif /,ss
up and brought thom ashore. iii. Doebe was
torsibly exhausted. The body OF Mrs, Adamn
WAY tahon to tho hotcl, where every means tint
akll!ull physicians could deyiee to bring her to
we're tried, but all proved uuayaling.
, 1874-08-28

II aocma to riHe and fall like The CO.
oontr'o Of . Btoan,-ongnc, no nous
tlrod nnd t! mechanical dooa II appear. It marrod
Z oretItnble pleco Of ACTING laat ovonnR.
but vas not up to hor highest standard. Tho re-
maandor Of the cast WA lnBigulcant Mr. uar-
aie plnSod 4 rather t,ni,nportant rolo, ard was
Introduced tn 1t merely for tic enko Of Ills yoico.
It Hcomed ia laolt tho volume for such an im-
taonBo thoatre aB MuVicker's and many Of tlle
ohost tones wero woals. Tho French pronunuia.
ssaas tton OF tho Aa,aoaiao' too, was dafootivon in
tlo langnngo.. It would bo better given
olu.ly woll, aud Mr.. Ilnrdio would s,ng eos vii, M
more confidence in his native Tongue Mr. uol-
,1 'nns ~ t low eomody @ asiug though not quito
ftt,v " nnaed ,u fT o aho a. eco9 Objects wore sl
very. good. "irho Dead 11oart" viii bn rnnoatnI
to.t,tght nni to.morro" night. Tomorrow after-
MADAME ZOE.
nil! bo rcndily understood. Wo lono II wlllmcot
With wido circulation, for rcasonH that viii ho
apparent "'@ w
r1tss s,s Eatt"r ns. Ct "a &C, catssse 3t,sna.: r.
eang horacK atmc. Zoo who waa nfres,yd 10 chcspa
{"r +, rnkennsss r,a ohor 1asrs through tho county
e ~ eson II As y s s sFrs ss et
"Froneh Spy" ronosn, the assumption Of f. nv ut
name l,y tho woman mentioned sa cruel injusico Ia
me- mn tho only lady the stage having rjght to
thas mama, and tho clrcnnstances fendsr
4 moro unjust that I should suffer null.
malignant pernonntion entails. Tic drgraco bring;
With # an irreparablo Injury auch ~ aln a,,re yor
wnstd never layo coltntenntced. The public, unon
been nsled, and now alreal to you mi, to ho prces
at largc, to publish my dlBayowa1 Of the charge,
hopo that nll the papora which copied tho article from
your parer will do tho hnrlo Justice Of setting nc
right beioro Tho world. II they do not shall bo al,
innocent sufferer through tho tnfamy and mpntcuce
Of a'1othcr. Hrapectfnl!y yours, MAnlE Zor,
uEMrsTEp, l.. l., Aug. %.
, 1874-08-28
SOLDIERS REUNION.

sptcial D7spatch to Tie Ehtcaao Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Aug. 27.-TLo first reunion Of
tho Fourth Tor Dlckoy's) Cavalry was held at the
Court-u In this city to-day. About 1OD OF
tho momborb of tho several companies Of that
regiment met, and Ind q most happy time. At .
o'clock In tile afternoon Col. u. I1ylo Dickoy, Of
Chicago, cailol tho 1nen to order, and nominated
Mai, uibHon us Chairman, which was carried.
Gait. Longa orth mud Capt. HIT wore mule Soo-
rotnrics pro tom. On molio1,, committee of
Quo from each company was appoint-
cd on permanent Organization. Col.
Dickey, on moving tho appointment
Of Mini. Gibson M Chairman, explained
tho difficulties Under which tue Committee labor
oil in Eotting communication with thcir co,l,-
radoa. Tue meeting nppointna Mai. (}ibHun
CHAIRMAN, aud It. ii. Johnson. Company A; X.
j.. K. T. wardauFh, COMPANY 'i' iienry n"1sus COX,
ConpanyF; Fred L. Preston. Company q N. ii.
n'wets,, Company Lieut. MeKenstry, Company
X and Capt. Duago, Company II, Committee
on leraaneat orIanIzation; during tho ab-
soi'ce Of lho Committee, Col. DioSay road
number Of letters from abaont co,aratlos. Tho
Committee reported iu fayor OF IL permanent
organization, viii. tho following Officers
Col. i. Lyle Dlckoy, President; Capt.
George DosIso, Fico-prosidont; Capt. ].
T.: Hit, Secretary aud Treasurer. I'o CON-
Mltsoe also recommend that tito meeting fix the
tinlo and placo for the next roul.ln.,. Tho re-
pnrt was received aud adoptod, mud Dloonl-
iuEson selected aB tho paco, boatiug Chicago
two yatos, al the Wednesday, nearest to Tie
9th day Of August, 1876. NJ tho tin,o. hiaj,
Wallace, Judge Of tie County Court of Cook
, 1874-08-28

THE WHITE BTocK1Sas AND pa1T1MonEs
will play another championship game Tomorrow y
afternoon, OIL the Tweutythisd street grounds.
1t will bo tho last game In which tho Daitimores
will appear in this city this aoazon and will aso
be tho Inst that tho Whito Stockings will play
prior to thelr depa. tura on their second Eastoru
tour. Hence large attendance is anticipated
THE TOURNAMENT At CORNING, IA.
Srec7at u1spateh n The Ch,caao Tribune,
ConS1Sa, Ia, Aug. 27.-The second day OF tho
base ball tournament now being held horo opop-
cd with drlzzling rain, but about 10 o'clock tho
clouds partially cleared away, and the Quick
s.cFht Of Council Dufa, aud ths pastimeB, Of
bedford, commenced to play, but wcro stopped
twice by the rain. but finally finished the game.
Which lasted Two hours and half, The acoro
stood ID to lG In favor of the Quicksteps. Tho
pastimea wcro thu fayoriton Mt olds Of uino to
three. Tho second game, called at O'Clock,
was for tho championship, sl00. and silk aays,
tho contestants paing tic Blue Stockings, oi
Corning, aud the Qnlckstops, Of Council bluffs,
lho gat,o resulted III favor Of the Quioksrops by
a score Of 10 .. The game occupied tso hours
and twenty minutes, aud was we'll contested
throughout. Tomorrow the Pastines aud Blue
Stockings play for second money.
, 1874-08-28
4 Graveyard fDtfltc,lltv.

The English Nonconfornliats nre st1rrod I'm bv
another graveyard difficulty. 4 Wesleyan oIors-
81 Eyman attempted to erect over tho remains Of
n's stoa oasa.es, buried In tho parish ohurohyard
" Roy. Il. keet. Wesleyan Minister" Ihe resi-
dont VICAR Of tho Englsh Church refused to ni-
low tho stone to DO erectod unless tho I. Rev. y
'i1a sna nnW'csoyan minister" wero chipped on.
tho ArohbiBhop OF Canterbury, in ropty to q iot-
ter from Mr. Keot. considers Tic objection Of tho
vicar ono which ought not To be made. aud says
no should be surprised If tho Bishop does not
agree with him. My Lord Of Lincoln, however.
10 not to DO frightened by the prospect OF sur
prialng his superior. In s.cond letter to "Mr.
Henry kect, Wesleyan Preacher" (whom Cnns
terhnry. addressed Oh ''The Isov. II. Keet" "1, In
asserts ILLS position still moro violently declaring
~ entitlod to DO caltod "ltoyoreud,n Llnooln
T., ne beieve, the atrictcss bishop among ths
English twouty-Bovon,
, 1874-08-28
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Coroner Stephens Ind littlo tlstio cncountor
last evening. lfo wont to servo writ OF re-
plevln OF man living on Cottage Groys avenue
md WAS resistcd by the party. 4 fight
ensuod, during which tho cripple-Coroner is
said to haye como ont flrst-bost. The
combat WINS devoid Of eangninaly interest,
but lhoso VINO Witnessed 1t arc said 10 have en-
joycd tho manner in which tho con,batants
danced and lodged about.
There was q Vague report curront last night
that prominent steamship co.npanys ollice
Init been ci:hur robbed or swludIod, but it
proved to bo without any foundation.
, 1874-08-28
THE TRIa aGER,
BHOOTtS6 At sTAq1'H PARK.

Thursday afternoon hlr. ". r. johnson, Of the
prairio, and D1r. II. ". Baldwin, Of tho Kenni-
''otts two Of tho bost ma'ksmen in tho city,
shot p!gcon-n,atch at fifty single riBoa each,
tor respectable stake The contest occurred
at Tom Stagg's place, and was one Of the most
remarkable exhibitions Of amateur shooting that
his over been witnessed horeabouts. Mr. john
son was a worthy winner, killing alt Of his birds
but tho fourteenth, wlile Mr.. Baldwin was
almost as good, dsposing Of fo.,rty-four out Of
tile tiftv. After tho match there waa somu
sweepstakes shooting, in Which Mr. Johuson on-
gaeed. l1o never missed a bird until he lad
killed 1fty straight, including those following
the Mrs Of the fourteenth ut tho regular ahoot
with A1r. baldwin.
IRISH R1F1E-snooTERs
LONDON, Aug. 27.-TAo IriBll rltie-tca1n, which
ia to participate In tho international shooting
match ut Crcedmoro, will snil for tho United
States OIL the 9Th Of Soptsmbor. The following
gontlomon wIll comprise the party: James alii-
nor, John 1tlEby, Edmund johnson, Jnmos VIII
sou. DR.. Hamilton, Capt. Nalfor, Ii. Torater. ".
Watorhouse, ]. Doyle. and J. kolley.
, 1874-08-28
UTAH.
Tho 1ntrichctcs or the Ann EIiz1 Dis
YUrCe Stlit.

The 1ntricnctcs or thc Ann Eliza D1.
yUrCe Suit.
SALT LAgE. Utah. Aug. 27.-Tho Erening Ne,cs
says; sin relation to tho answor Of Brigham
Young In tho Ann Eliza divorce and alinony
suit, our readers will readily perceive TINT tho
answer, being constructed in technical style for
legal purposes ouly, III necessarily Of an essen-
TALLY different character to that OF an informal
statement"
Tho Tribune presents tho record from the
Probate Court, showing Ann Eliza to have boon
states that the judgment was mude at Tho re-
quest Of Brigham Young in writing, addressed
to Tho presiding Judge. The c!aim Is mado TINT.
the Superior Court Or this Territory having
ruled TINT tho Probate Court had 10 Jurisdiction
in divorce cases, Ann Eliza still romains tho wife
OF Doc.
, 1874-08-28

Tho 2:24 raeo, for purse Of $4,000. Was taken
| by Hopeful IN threo straight heats. Time, 2:25,
2:2J11, aud 2:23N. Susie takes second money,
Kannas Chief third, aud Lncllc 0olddnst fourth.
Tho running raco proved tito most exciting Of
tho day. boitlg milo MI! qllartor das beHt two
| 1T thrce. Gilgor and Idaho wore drawn, leaving
Jerold. Loroua. Camdon, and Euclaiie. Tho
horses got or we'll III Tho first heat and lappod
was distarced. Euclalre came in first by half
ucck Cnmtlou second, Jerold third. III tho second
heat tho horses wcro in bunch till thoy reachol
tue second ourvo, where Euclaire was
s rdor recoverea ns cSv ana and aa 1oTn
in time to bring ha horse IN and savo his dist
anco amid groat applause Camden first. Jorold
second. Tho third hcat WAS equally hot, and
was won by l:llclairo BY fair longth. lilo takos
2:1a15.
Tho purses tomorrow aro $4,000 each. In
the 2:30 class, Escrott Ray solls for five to ono
against tho fold. In the froe-to-all class,
Camots ia drawn. Tho race In conceded to Gold.
smith h1aid. aud for second place Judge Fuller
to', rolls at SEQ, Lulu at $40, aud American Girl
ut 3l6-
THE LONG BRANCH RACES.
u, hosa "" 1ntsoH ;, Aug 2wTh9 rolling race for
wood eoninsg ID second, Mary conStsnt i third,
sud Wizard fourth. Titno, 2:48A.
Thc second race, mile, for 2-year. .o1ds, was
won by DaY Minister. Amelia coming iu second.
Time, 1:l1.
Tho third event waa mile heat raco, best three
in five substituted for 4-n,ilo heat, raco whlcl,
did not I'LL. Tho race WIS most exciting, roouir-
ing five leatB to decide the contest. II was won
BY Jnck Frost taking tho last three heats, aftor
Fadladeen had won two. Time, 1:45S1, LACK.
f:4G11, 1:49 1:531l.
TIE ENGLISH nAuEB.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The rAco for tho great
Yorkshiro stakes was run at tho York moatiug
today. Trent was tho winner, Apology second,
Daniel third. Tile betting Just before tho start
Nas three to ono against Tront, four to one
against Apology, aud twonty to ono against Dam
iel four starters.
, 1874-08-28
Another Effort 10 Smash tho SCalpcrs
and Secondhand Ticket
Agents.
How the Michigan Southern Road
Makes Engineers and
Conductors.
Why st. Louis Cannot Compete with
Chicago as Grain Market.


AMONG THE MANY EvILs
that railr> ,als navo to contend agafnsE, none IL
halder to Eradicate than tho systoln OF paying
commission for tho Balo Of tioketa. NunhorleBa
attu.npts ha, . already bceu mado for its abolish
mont, but thu fur nothing haa boon accomplish
cd tho tickc t.agnntA, eca'pers. aud runners
only laughed a, these futile attompts, knowing
full vol that 1t was almost as easy to mix
oil mud water as to unite tho yarioas rnilroad-
managers OH sub loot like this. About year
ago, at ,nootlng Of tho Hallway Association Of
America 1t WIS roa.,lyod to pny no moro COM
missions, provided tin, companies not represent
cd i'll lhe meeting should join In tho movomont.
Al! tho runds in tho ct'li1,:ry signed tho agrco.
mont except Tho ERIC md baltimore i Ohio
1lailroads, which refused to JUN, aud on that
acrouut all the othera
ultoKE FROM TIE AGREEMENT
and kopt on paying commissions. Lntoly a
ernsm Ut yirtuo has come o,or tho very roads
that Ind refused to join yeat' ago. At q Into
meeting hold at Now York City, tho Now York
Central, pom,aylyanis. baltimore & Ohio and
Erie IlaiIfoatlB dccdcd to abolish all commission
Offices III New York City, and pay no more conl-
missions from tic East to the West. At tho
Saratoga conference tlleea roads wont still fur
thor and abolished NIL outside Offices cast of
ritlsburg. Circulars AAve been sent by tlese
roads to all tho Western roads, requcsting tcns
to JOIN in tho movement. But np to this dato
but lt:lo Inns bton done in tho Wont III regard to
this matter The Chicae' roads woro willing
enough to follow in the we!Au Of tho Now York
roads, but
THE ST. LOUIS noAps nrrusEp,
claiming tAlt they wcre unable to uoMpota with
Cl,icngo without thu mid af Tho ecalpen,. Thc
1L: LII, 80,
Chlcaso 1oAos haSo NJ" ueelaeo 10 20 aneaa
Wltaont the hlu OF ot. Louls roadA, anu IL IL ILL.,
doratood TINT, after tho 1st Of September, no
uloto commissions will bo mid botwecn Chicago
md f,,,h, ,ror +ho ,,o,tod 1;rou n in 1ow
49," o 49, ~ F" " , 49,
evor, doubtful that this arrangement WILL laHs
very long M tho scaIpcrn nro not idlo. and aro
~ -. ~, a., L.; =. ~,
uo1hE Ri taeY can 10 su"Aft tne actlon VI LUG
mauagcrs. Even II
,,, ,. ur,.,,
tAE eoaallFsloS ss71EA
Bhon1d now DO entirely abolished. It would nat
abUfHI tcatDcrs and ticket -svinu!erb Il waB
shawn in theso cn1umns fnw dnys mn tint tlesn
NM, In - nroaf1v roIo ra;fs ,1no,s fhn rnn,,trv
ILL., - ;s,9 .4t .t ~ ~. ~, .'} tia.n NV ,.,;tn.;at
euttois " it1uAec 1Ee'l W eela taol. euisg!! ~!
ticAeta, anu tllnt tncr hIe nu}lnk up huulneilcsb
tGRotb Stolen ny dishonest railroad oHplofus.
E'ory o1l9lt yet innuo to suppress thon haH
ialled and railway companies hau a'scna! set,
t'ou down TO tho connc-lon thas tho owl eond
, 1874-08-28
THE SPANISH.cUDAN DUEL.

New YohK, Aug. 27.-A dispatch received to-
Gay by the editor OF the Cron,sta, from Sonor de-
c"nto, who Lad tho duel with the Cuban Resadn,
says: Il have satiBtied my country honor and
my own. Tho duel was according to the code,
and have boon wounded slightly" No lato II
given to tho dispatch, but it Is supposed to DO
LONDON, Aug. 27.--A special to tho Standard
from Paris gives ali account Of duel betwoon
Forrer do Conto and Sonor Roaado. 1t Gays tho
affair cano off with pistols OIL tho Belgian
frontier, and do Conto was dangerously wounded
III tue Bldo.
, 1874-08-28

The Board OF Equalization and Dc-
l.nqueut Isnilronds.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 27.-Tho Doard Of
Equalization met this morning, aud AIr. English
offered tho following:
NHEuEAs, Tho following railroad comprehensive
Carbondale Il shawnectown. tho Grand Tower Il Car
bontalc tho Michigan Central, ths Joliet Norlcru
1nttAna, tho East st. Louis Il Caront1oct, the Orion
4 Mlncrsyille-.lnving been repeatedly q,eBtiuled
have failed IND refused to furnish the Fch tnlcs re-
quircd of them In Secs. ii Gu II Of tho NeVenuG law
Rtsotcfd, That the AttorneyGenera at tho Stato 10
requested 10 commence suit aganst said railroad com.
faniea that mny ha delinquent IN ulakug res,,rns.
The resolution lays over.
, 1874-08-28

snetfat UtaDateh 10 The Ghictldo 5fibnps,
DETuolr. alluh., Aug, 27.-Tho geoond race OF
ton-oarcd barges for the Commodorea CUP OF
tho Detroit River Navy took place ut o'clock
to-day of Do!lo 1slo, lhe boats OF the Excol.
stor Watauga, Detroit, phtonlx, and Zopl,yr
Clubs participating. Tho Wa.augas wore easy
victors. with tho Detroit good second, Ex-
celBlors third, phtpnI1 fourth, aud zcphyra last
hY half lonath. alter desperate Struggle
nlong tlo last quarter Of milo with tho pnr1ilx.
Tho hix-oarod Bnell race for tho champion Lug Of
tho rlyor was postponed.
YACHT RACE At MAHIHON.
=. Sptdia! itspafeA to TIE LAteaao 1rIb.'te.
MAnshok. Wia., Aug, 27.-One OF tho boat
yaolt raeeB that will tnko place on our lnIleB
th!H aeaaoa ea1no OF this afternoon on lale
Ma'dotat twlca urnul,l q G.n,ilo course. ttla dB.
tanca W taaka being increased to nearly 20 !les.
, 1874-08-28

:. n1onMoNp. Iud., .Aug. 27.-Dr. Gna,,a
Rehhtoisor, who died suddenly Of hcart djsesss
ouly = fow hours previous. not to hayo his boil,
buried for eight days, II ho should over dio su..
donly, ss he bud recently d canned OF dying sud
denly, aud bong hurled alive. There aro Inany
II no possibility but thai Tho Doctor is doad.
Ills brothur arrives from Iltlois tonight.
, 1874-08-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEwe

l,oNDoN, Aug: 27:-Tho Steamship WostnhsY7a
'h WHICH loft New ~ Yosk Aug 10 tor Hamburg. wss
brokon hor nhaft, and was nrocoeno sac a'o1In nso
She Ia oxneoted to roacl, Plymouth on Sotnn1ayy
New YonK Aug. 27.-Arryod. stn.m.1iy1.
city Of pennsylvan!a "na Utopia, from Glasgow.
r. a1npoS spe Ag; Isl,s sst9qansp Lroy, Of
Sun Iguaofo, Uruguay. -
, 1874-08-28
TIE WEATHER.,

WAsH1SoToN, D. T., Aug. 27.-over tho Lower
Lake region, the Upper Mississippi, and Lowcr
Missouri Valleys. mud tho Northwest, lon
barometer, generully higher Temperature than
on Thursday, fresh and brisk winds, moatlY
ftom boutheast to southwest, gcnorally cloudy
weather, aud ruin aseaH.
LOCAL onHEnyATI0HG.
, 1874-08-28

THE SOUTH.

| THE GOI1TH.
] vioxvn ce r,x.cov v.,,., =, r.-.1, far,
| .s..,. e0 VI ""''" ~@'-
x,.. u.'t..s :.
ro,roua ,u"s me aslo i9fk isratd' Aug. -.
~, ,tehomtatlvd OF tho Herald yesterday llod
at t,o 1srcynor4 nonqn tq h 'anco of North gar9na'
II Bnos tho Mior tho ., nssi ton, o
On tic potcal sttatn ~ M .es M,t Usuou @ T%a ta
rooont Htatn s1s"t,o -, OF she Sontn anu Iho
ox.0oyorror sen,n"i hit.,,.s Notsn Haiol'na. LUG
| nloto nnIifcni rovni,,ib easeu over LILO COM
raoy In hiA own atata ~ a1 .aFIs ~ !ao Duhuc. 70
regent victnrv M m in,sn, anu ieoae4 upon INC
Of tIo rrosfomt,al cnna4 O. Thas t!o result
sTh. r"n'.t. - uohseat would bo III 1876.
State. sai Tia ~. .Hovarar au.' "a oleo'lon 10 or
| to n1oro than nne ranan RI" "as asaIlhnlaolo
Hlnto aud Fedornl ot}cohotdo,s ~ uS'tnI,llon q
Rights question. hovoyor wcro I ~. .uo u'l. y.
tho defeat OF tho Dnlicn,a w,,r ,ara.s sa'soa ot
could not rot iozcn un1,roaa ~ ~ 9,o we
vote for nnr oandIIatns Il III. ~ o1ao naaso %
dreds OF tiom vntod lin ronamrv"tiss G!u
Our bows marched tcm by ozans to liz ro1e n.STo /
Tho Herald representative dosired III to pInn Inn.
what nlce,nents Ind bocn hc11 mt "a ~ ~ Anow 10y
oreI nconln tint tbnv nho,i 1oacrt toir ro uo.
at tl's lafo ,lay. "o'o'' 'Aon party
Ex.uoy. Vince roptea TINT n, nan,,h,,o.,, !,
Ia North Caroiua woro divided on tho r,yiia
Of 1t socrotly nnnoso IL and svon aa,a nv a. ~ ,a
leading noero noiitciana annanncod ta,no, oa ..e
oa auainst fbe monsI,rc TTis nniicv 1sa@na.ot
tho darkos and M thov sncT III, rn1f tt,e,.
r"u,a rouda ny az Ses ooetoo 70 olco aud woro de-
bomncros ,of -, nY.1K ~ upon .no conservatives or
hoIer' ho'A1 y. LIZ otate;-wno ero me property
cnrst. ,,."s o. tnosn "ole WISE enough 70
n,n"ta.. Ao'1 lnselesss allo 7ote 1of their Old
'A'11sr 15erah, r,.
con,,r% @ na'Sioo111"nat 90 you tnsnk Of tho
E1Atiav tosass1"l va..a S,o1' 1omtest. uoyefnof
would ~. ,aus9-neti, 70 tei the truth,
ton na hayo at tis an,,, IN. ~ u1ucu ast1n
cnaa;n,, -. M y. tns cary uay out Tor the dis
tho na1,sn.t,os u t"1o teIm whoh havo soou ln
Tia ,e. of tspa0t a nu. among US Gown South
loun, = ''' - S't'''oo''e 1'np'y t'aoa'
, 1874-08-28
CRICKET.

THE CH1GAUO OR1CKRT OLUD
will indulge in its regular practice this attor-
noon. WlcketH will bo pitched promptly At 5
IL expected to ho OH iiaud,
, 1874-08-28
nEfTflhRY.

NEW YoRw, Aug. 27.-prof. Piorro ulot, tho
culinary arslhto, died yesterday ut his residence
Sculptor, is dead. ~"
, 1874-08-28

HAnrronD, Ct, Aug 27.-Tho third dny at
Charter Oak Park oponod With tino weather and
good attendance. The track has boep placed
under tho charge Of Soth Griffin. Of Elyria, O.,
md ho presents 1t In porfocs condition oyory
morning. Tho 300 claBH was frat called, tn
which there were thtrteon ent1os, sevon to START
WcIlscy boy took tho first two heats eatily in
2:2016 and 21114 being followed by Queen AMI
Unknown. Tho third lent le won only by
noso, Unknown standing second. Time, 2:2GA@.