, 1874-10-01

;ear-old filly. to California to contest
for the $40. 900 purse, tour mile heats.
The filly is engaged for the Dixie stakes
|at Baltimore and will be sent to the
Pacific Slope Immediately after the lace,
if she comes out Of it all right. Mr..
Little win probably send Fellowcraft at
the same time.
OMAHA, Sept. 28.-The State Fair
has a fine prospect. over 1000 entries
having been made already. There is
some prospect that Goldsmith Maid.
Gloster and ether fine horses, will stop
on the way to California and give an ex-
hibition trot.
jaw Gould has given S25,oo0 to the
sufferers by the grasshopper rayases in
State. in addition to the s., 600 already
donated by the U. P. Co.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 29.-The follow
ing agreement has been made between
the committee of conference and the
two political parties. The Committee,
representing the Conservative and Peo-
plo's party, pledges themselves to have
all violence and intimidation. If any
exists, cease throughout the State. and
to assist the constituted authorizes In
maintaining peace. and to insure strict,
fair and impartial registration and cleo
ton laws. Also to discountenace acts
and threats, personal violence. and all
improper influences to control the will
of the electors, and to use every effort
10 subject to the penalties of the law
all persons who may commit acts Of vi
olence or intimidation or conspiracy to
do the same. In order to guarantee
fair registration and election there is
constituted an advisory commmittee,
composed of five members, Abner Voor-
hees and Burk, selected as representa-
tives of the Conservative and Peoples 3
party; s. B. Packard and B. F. Joubert,
selected by representatives of the Re-
publican party, and the umpire. DIR. NJ.
Bernsano. who has been jointly selected
This advisory committee il to super
wise and carry on registration through
ont the State, on behalf of all par
ties, suggesting changes in registration
offices and the manner of Carrying on
registration. Governor Kellogg. in the
interest of fair and impartial registra-
ton, of his own accord, pledges himself
to act on their advice and suggestions,
if they are in consonance with and per-
mitted by the existing laws of the State.
It is agreed that two persons shall be
named by tie Representatives Of the con-
servative and peoples parties. who shall
be elected according to law, to fill va
cancies, which shall be created by res
ignation in the returning board within
20 days.
MsDIsoN. Sept. %. Tho motion to
include the Milwaukee and Prairie Du
Chen division Of the Milwaukee &
Northwestern r. r. in the injunction to
obey the Potter law was granted in the
Supreme Court to-day.
New York, Sept: pa joint COM
mittee of directors of the Panama and
Pacific Mail Companies has been mp
pointed to devise measures to bring
about closer alliance between them and
render their interests, if possible. iden-
ticle.
PARIS, Sept. 29.-It is reported that,
at council of the Ministry, it was or
dered to request the wife of Don Carlos
to leave the French frontier Immediate
ly.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Alderman Stone
was this morning chosen Lord Mayor of
London.
BOSTON. Sept. 29.-Butler explains
his note to Governor Kellogg recently
published. by saying he was secured to
appear before the Supreme Court to ar
que against granting the petition Of the
McEnery party to have Kellogg prohib-
tied from taking possession of the State
Government. and to prohibit Judge Dur
ell from tax gsany further steps in the
matter in his Court. The case was ar
gued and decided before it got into Con-
gress. When Congress had adjourned
Butler wrote note to Kellogg asking
for his fees and putting value upon
his services which he thought they de-
served. Kellogg wrote a reply, saying
that it was all personal matter Of his
own, that his expenses had been very
heavy, asking Butler if he would con-
slider him in the matter, and enclosing q
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