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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

Mrs. GUMS SCHOOL, for girls and
boys, will re- open August 31st, at her
residence. Terms of tuition per ses-
sion, asheretofore, from $l2 to SIS.
Aue. 8. lS74-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

PRAYER MEETING will be held at
S. A. Caldwell's residence, on Green
wood Avenue, next Thursday night
A cordial invitation is extended to
all, Of every denomination.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

Mr.. PHILLIP LARMAN, of Chicago,
formerly resident here, is in the city,
after absence of many years. Mr..
Larman is kindly remembered by our
people.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

PROFESSOR VIM. NJ. Stewart, of
this city, says that last Monday was
the warmest day we have had in twenty
five years.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15
A Card.

EDITOR DOVER RECORD: Owing to
i'll health, | hereby ask you to with
draw my name from before the Con-
vention of 10th inst, as a candidate
for Floater from this and Montgomery
county. Yours &c.,
RoB'T s. Chiffon.
Aug. l, 1874.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

THE firm of Gray & Kerr. in the
tobacco business in this city, have
dissolved partnership, it having ex-
pired by limitation. See notice in
another column.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15
LOUIsvILLE AND NASHyILLEAN AND
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
GOING NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
Train No. 2 arrives and leaves at 1890 P. NJ.
Train No. leaves at 2:l0P. VI.
GOING SOUTH.
Train No. arrives at 5:22 p. NJ.
Train No. 8 arrives and leaves at SD A. NJ.
sFs-Nos. / and are mail trains.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15
j. u. TYLER, Sec'y

Coop Clothing, Shirts, Drawers,
Hats, Collars, Bows, Grain Leather
Handbags, ETC., etc., well assorted, in
good condition, and for sale at reduced
prices, by fJ H4sEa
PITMAN & LEWIS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

Rev. b. NJ. TAYLOR, of Pulaski,
is in the city, receiving the greetings of
his many friends He is in the enjoy
ment of excellent health.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

FRIDAY, 2lst inst, viii begin the
week to be devoted to prayer by the
Methodist denomination.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

JUDGE c. w. TYLER will hold
special term of the Circuit Court at
Arlington on the 18th day of August.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

Miss STELLA HALsELL, daughter
of Rev. j. NJ. Halsell, of Bowling
Green, Ky. is in the city and is the
guest of W. s. McReynolds.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

FoR information concerning the
Louisville Library, Drawing, that takes
place Nov. Both, address or apply to
James T.. Wood, Clarksville, Tenn.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

MONDAY, Tuesday and Wednesday,
of this week, were the hottest days of
the season.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

WE regret to learn of the serious
illness of Mr.. A. B. Harrison.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

CHANCERY Court will convene at
'rlington On the 4th Monday in Aug
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

Announcement of marriages and deaths
free-tributes of respect and obituaries
half price.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

THE entire Democratic ticket il
Bedford county has been elected.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

Books! Books /! Books =
Go to Owen & Moore's for
School Books, College Text
Books, Blank Books and Sta
tionery.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

Musical Instruments of all
kinds, such as yiolins, Cult
ars, Banjos, Harps, ETC., also
a splendid stock of Violin
and Guitar Strings for sale
by OWEN & MOORE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

If you want to buy Blank
Books and Stationery low, go
to Byers'.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

Owen Il Moore can furnish
you with Papers, Magazines
and Periodicals of all de-
scriptions, at publishers pri-
ces, by the year or single
copy.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15
Cheap Frames.

Cheap Frames. tN
The place to get Frames Cheap is at
McCormac's. He is selling strictly at
manufacturers prices, and has the
largest and best assorted stock in the
South. -1.-t s@t ta g
Gallery and sale rooms opposite the
Court Franklin street.
ap11tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15

WHOLESALE. = Owen
& Moore invite Physicians
and Merchants to call on
them for supplies. They
buy their Drugs, Chemicals,
Books, Stationery, &c, at
headquarters, and will dupli-
cate Louisville and Nashville
prices.
For Pure Drugs, Chemicals
Patent Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Window
Pure Wines, Brandy,
Whisky, Fine Tea and Spices
call on OWEN & MOORE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-15
MARRIED..

Clarksville, Tenn, Aug. s, 1874
, 1874-09-02


arc still hard 1t work preparing and looking into
matters for the improvement OF this CITY iii r.
gard to security againat large oonaagrations,
The various committees appointed q short time
ago by tho Citzen'o Association aro hard at work,
aud will soon bo ready to report. Tile commit.
too to ascorsain II the stenm power in various
mills. factories, etc., where atoam power is used.
cannot bo utilized by having powerful steam
pumps located III or near such factorios o.p
With sufficient hoso to raiae tho water from tho
rlrer, and supply engines within tlreo or four
blocks distance, Inns been examining along tAo
S; sonth Branch during. tho past week.
worry successful, and if tho Co1nn,itiee
finds that 1t works equally we'll In otlor seotiun
thoy will recommend tho improvements, Furthnr
investigations will DO 1nado i,oxt Monday, Thfa
arrangement h only to ba put iu use il. caao Of
i1srftlcfoncy Of water in tho pipou, or accident
to the aamo. The Committee iB composed Of
Mesara. H. J.: Smith, H. s. CritollelI, aul Thomas
Chamoln. Tho first two are underwriters, and
the other a practical engineer.
INSURANCE CONVENTION.
A convention of Tho Insurance. Commissioners
OF all tho 6tatoa III tho country will DO hold al
Detroit to-dny. 10 th'a Convention TIN tlnn,eiaf
statements Of tho various lro and marine In.
aurauce compRnioB In tue country aro submitted.
and 1t from tho procoeaiugaitis found tIlat now
lawh are necessary, tlaoy arc conuilorel ut tho
meeting, and then nubnltttcd 10 tin various Ior-
iBlatures. All tho Htato and National Doarxlu IF
underwriters hayo boon invited, aud Delegates
delegates from tl,iB city aro hlr. Il. J. Smith.
Secretary @! the T,adorp' Insurance Company
OF tlH city, mt hlr. Leonard, Of tho Ilullrannc
DerArtmaut Of Illinois,
, 1874-09-02

WHO ta marTiod n,an. Tho woman Btooto
finally natto tolca at.acs OH her dlsputsnt with
= razor, and cut at hur with nlnuleroA intont,
ar are 1ssp an aa esa0 o Se1sf %o F m s so tide left
md dangerous ono, or 6 Inches in longtl'.
Tho blood flowed III atroams from tho wounds,
and tho woman locan,o veiy woak. Ofllcorr
Wiley WAS quickly. ct tho sceno of llo
and Afny Jones'. Tho injured woma,s was At.
tcndod to ns woll M could bo untlor tho ciroun,.
stances, and afterwards removed to tho County
Hospital, whore sllo waa lying III prooario,is
a notorious prostitute. who has boon froaucntiy
arrested by tho police. sho Ia hn iu1ualo Of No.
977 South Clark ntreot. Tho others aro also
lewtl Women
Ton saloon.kaepora wero arrested by tho off,
cora Of tho tho Union Street Station, for viola-
CLOSE thoir ealoons at IL O'Clock, md the police
, 1874-09-02
LATE LOCAL TIERS,

CharloB Wostplal, tailor, whose residence /,
at No. 416 sodgwick Btreot is missing from hi1
homo. Ho is partially doraugod.
An 1sraaita hoy named Abraham Dullck, vat
run over aud perhaps fatally injured, at the Har.
rison stroot crossing OF tho Michigan Bo1thoru
Railroad at o'clock last evening, by switch
engine. Ills head was badly injured, and h;a
left haud crushed. He was removed to his
homo, No. $40 South Clark street. No blame il
attached to the engineer OF tho locomotive.
A siron named Nettie Boyd MAS arrested and
lacked up in tile Aruaoty yesterday afternoon on
tue complaint Of JOHN Egroel,, who alleged that
sho robbed him of a small sum Of money.
Detective Morgan returned from Sheldon.
H., last evening, having in charge William
Horny FoHH, who IL charged with burglary and
larceny ut the place named. uo lud been ar
rested, and was guarded by four mon, but a.
capcd. anu stole lorGo to gel AWAY Foas }ns
Deon III Joliet Ponitontiary two years.
Ap old lady named Bridget b1oDounott yas
a'n ao,o eyer ny horse 1 and buggy last night about
gialaea streets. She was salton TO ller homa m
Wost Quincy street, and, upon oysmiuat;nM Gv
tue physician who had beoii called ii.' her ~, ~
waa sI ~ found to DO broken near tho anIlo. Tia
driver or tho horse md buggy droyo ra,,i.ii',
away ut tho time OF the accident, and i"ur} il ma}
known. ~A" ~ "o'
a swedo named Peterson wns run over In Tin,
coln Park, Gil tho lakc-aoro drive. yestsrnav 4+u
afternoon, by horse attached to a snI.v +,
who wns driving rapidly 1T the time, and whn J..
IN Polica.snperlntondont nohm's employ. paa
teraon received fatal injuries, from which hc
dod shortly after tho occurrence. At bis n hamn ~
No. 104 Hedgwlok street, whore Ile loayos a w;fo
and six children. Ho wan 90 years old, nnssei
wan arroatod by tho park poluo und locked IN
in Webster Ay0nuo Station. "f
Tho alarm from Box 81 at lilo o'clock last
evening was cauacl by fro in tile frame cot.
tage, No. 1868 Eightoonth street, occupied bv
James Feeny, q fireman., and two itreaa1nakars.
The damage amounted to about $3.50. Tha iirc
originated in clothos closet, from some un-
known cause.
SERIOUS RAzon-OUTTISd AfFAIn,
"A brutal aud shocking cutting affair took
plaoo last eyoning, at tho saloon Of Louis Po-
liska, No. 387 South Clark street. -Four negro
Momon were drinking and carousing tn fhe
place, about O'Clock. when two Of them. named
Amy Edwards and Hattie Steele, became in
volved in quarrel oyor one EIiiaA Tottep.
colored barber next door to the saloon-No, 9B0.
Both laid claim, IN strong and profane terms. to
lae affections Of the gay Lothario OF tho razor,
, 1874-09-02
Wcstorn County Conventions.


I 6sA.S - fIyu
Special -, D'spefeh to 3"t CHICAGO Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept. 1.-Thfs afternoon: a re-
spectacle number Of delegates and spectatore
assembled At tho Court -Houeo in this oitv in rs-
sponso "a tha calI rorot,fnro a,nanna:a ~ - 49, 80
Tonah,,cnn Conntv t1onySntto, "unouu.va I .os q
1sopeoasau IVY oounsy oon7enaon. L. D. orookor,
ESQ., Of hondosa' waa made Temporary Chair
man, and William Cullen, Of Ottawa. and n.
Williams, Of Farm Ridge. anno;ntcd aoc,ot. 10.
Tbs Committnn m CToianti,1. to,,as ~, ..e.
sta.,. ts-'. ~ ooa'1sala 1ouoo @il pu1
o'Bn' to"na represented. On motion, six Of
theao wore allowed to onter tho Convention by
the appointment OF spectators from six of thu
abaont touns, who connentcd tn occont t,,o
DONORS vhioh +ho,r n.r.s ~ seop' '' sue
nsr,ootoa ~ ,'aa.a .noa parry as nomo nad
negioesod TO beatoW upon thom. The
temporary organization WAS made pormanont
4. g. Mo1ntiro was nominated for BLorifY. Eo
IL tho nrosent ho11er NJ Tint o1,co A., T.,
forn,, h,1tot IT, sta.a os...'", s' on,so 4An ~
1o1rs r,s. s oa pa,3; asaao senator fesaod as FOL
LOWS: Elmof baldwin, OF Farm Rtdge, 49 yotos,
and Dr.. 9. Corbua, Of Mondota, n Yotos, The
formal ballot resulted In turning thu tah,oa o;r.
ing DR., Corbun IA md no1dr;,, as .ota.
80. AA1 o.'o"a 40 4osoh' 'netooy
no"inatuig Cofpus. a long andtedious mranglo
occurred over tho selection OF members of tho
Houso OF Representatives. Lasal1e County is
entitled to tllrco momhers OF tho IInuHo
, 1874-09-02

: - uFetHs7 1718FattE u I TT IHH'11U TiUHNE,
osnKosn.. Wis.,, Sept. 1.-WlnneLago County
Legislature Tho campaign in tits county M Il
just commencing. a call wna Issued today for
Republican Convention to nominate Senator
and lcounsy officers, to mees on tho 26th. TLo
loading candidates for tho nomination Of soua-
Nincheater; aud Carlton A. Foster, Aigoma. Ths5
four Assembly Districts will have lively contest
over tho nominations, as the feeling runs hlch
both on LOCAL Questions and by reason Of tic
election OF United statoa Senator. Conventions
are called in each district to choose delegates to
tho Republican Congressional Convention for
this {St1th) district. Indications aro that e. L..
Brown will receive nHjosity Of the delegation
from thia county. "e''
, 1874-09-02
FIRST ai1NNEBorA DISTRICT OPPOSITION.

! :. 2RsGlb NttuAtfA 10 1Ae Chicago Tribune
1T. IAut, MIMI, Sept. 1.-The Opposition Con.
1ention IL the First Congressional bistriot mot at
owatonna at noon to-day, every county being
represented. It was the largest convention ever
nela n thts district and in ability and character
Platform Committee, honded by ex-senator VIII
ktnaon, reported resolutions, which wore ungni.
mously adoptod, rs foIIowH:
Ihe iarst declares that tho present situation In
public atIaira, and tho conduct of tho party il,
poWor, haa CONVINCED tho pooplo that tho time
has CONS to abandon party prejudfcoB and 1,nite
III removing tho corrupt officials from power, to
replace them with those who will administer The
Government in the interest Of the peopjo Tio
second repn!'atos the modern doctrine that rail-
road and othor like corpurationu arc above and
boyond legislative control; assert tlIat it Is nok
pn!y Tlthn tl.o conventional powor, but 1t is the
nopnno ~ naty y, O. @ tue teglaature aud Congress-
ton a!l railroads ald OTHER eorporaiiona engaged
teceiva te te' tbe G1 t1ss at tho son p50uesF y
labor, and that lntuntico and oppressive oxtora a
tion on the part of these corporaions shall ceaso.
nseaaYs 1ats ntotG5s q hG eaun apa tic
S'PD capts aSSn'0d boeaysos ny ss'a!s sSs
mud oppressed by lava paHDotl for tho probation
OF Other and le9s Important iilorostu can roceiyo
,ir no adequate fodreaa Of existing wrongs except
eotol. wo firmly bolieye 1lhat tho Etta''i,ctt bcss
iutoreats Of tho country eau be- Il, foiv
intrustcd to tho kocping of tho great pyodueng
.,h easaes Of tho country. As liz. clay once e1
presHnd IT.. thoro Is no doubt but thst thn
yeomanry OF tho country III tho ia fest dopoeitoTv
q tue l1 llt liberty IN oil Time. Tho agricultural
ana powerful, and will oyor rotaIn 4 nrannnil.
GRAZING inl|uonce III thu councils Of tho nation
,!or hiluuld tho farmers abato thoir patrotio Of.
1ort until corporations ylol.l obedience to tho
law', inc power Of vast nlonopolion broken, tllo
question OF transportation put forever ut rcst.
nut! tug plul$orors driven from oilloo, and and
tholf tlat,, plseee tllled witt, honoat .neu. rio
says i Is violation Of public policy for
5onaturs and Representations III Congress to H.
Ssss ani a"eulato ln stocks and SECURITIES OF
whiol' ,i. result fem ind depend upon GonsroWs. ~
D,onfl ~ = nan1ssl4}sst and that the position
or n5lhIoniug Tor s,,oll aid il not con-
~ sn "ii to RFoner discharge Of tho utios
y tnq9mslled!y m1y condemns the reoent ~ aoton ,tia
81 lotgfoAa nMl the Administration in In.
'reaslng tho haIarioa Of tic Preyiiont nnhtnat ~.
alehaoosS' suprcme Judges. aud Honators' aud
, 1874-09-02

Representatives. pay and domnnd tho ropoal Of
tint act In toto, md especially condoulna tho
portion OF, TINT not which gives. members Of
OonRrtaa Increased pay for norvicos nlreaay
rendered aa All ino1ousablo appropriation
declares that all thoso who participated In tho
passage Of TINT aot or accepted tho back-pay.
nave proven themselves utterly unworthy OF
pnnlio confidence, aud deaoryo only tho condom-
Waite. Of Mankato, ind two majority. On
.lp .no formal ballot sovontecn. Tho unrninntion
,nnt mng maao unanimous, tho motion being sup.
portoa ~ spcsrn, D l.. Buell., and other ropro-
soniatiVen ea;!.t OF candidates. III tho Convention
aud tho Convention adjourned in Tho utmost
conuaence that Waite will bo elected oyor Dun
nell, tho offlco.holdsrs' candidate.
, 1874-09-02
DEATHS.

UAMHKDN-Hont. !, 1874, John 4. Cameron nesJ I
seHr month anu II days. son Of Nathaniel Cnmnra5
8outh Lnculn.st. " S'eeA' 'so1n ~
.MeVuLLnOHeAtC Chico, Col, Aug, 81, ARnos 13,,1
wife OF tbs HcF. O. @. iicCu3loc1, vi Ao"o7 o'o
.VAH, WAHEHEN--At Georgetown, COL. m Mond,o
Aue ", III, ct ooncuasun 81 tho BRAIN TfclsrH i,
masehsn' toE1nbfiy Of Chicago In tho 66 Yea, uf
T1'e remains viii bo removed to Greenwood oouoorv
MCG1LLEN-1n this oity Auu s1 f.,.t,L - :.
nIonttls. -' "es1 y spats 0ad ~
EInota from thoir rosidenco ST. North .lscd,t to-
Fnr5 Comstory. ' - ~"iAA1eo '" cal'
n.y., InEd5-iaesdty morning. Sept. l. At the psclaa
aiHt.u!, it, m1itian r WRiee, aged 90 yehrs.
~ ThIrsiay at o'clook, ~ oafrasa "a
oscol. FEicnas ot tho family invited to attond
, 1874-09-02
FIFTH ONO Observation-Disclosures.

= 6psr11E D75BdEtH 70 IM9 Chcd9o TTtINnc
Congressional Convention, composed Of ''Ii'o tho
Counties Of Allen, Auglatzo, Dc,ianco, Mercer.
Pau1ding, Putnam, Shabby, and Van Wort, mot
In this place to-day, and cast four ballots for tic
eight candidates hoforo tho Convention, With
out howovcr, coming to nomination. Tho
District boinE entitled to 400 delegates, ma-
jority Of lag ie necessary to choice. Tic
fourth and last ballot stood: Rice, II; Callin.
82; shnw. c.; LaFoYor, IL; Hltl, 4s; Cor.
Is IN immonso number s, 10 atto,udsuco. tuu1a an
tho Convention threatens to be worry stormy
ons, and will probably not got throug il before
Tomorrow syoning.
, 1874-09-02
INDIANAPOLIS ITEMS.


S1NH7a3 U1apalch q Tho Chtcd0o 1Y{6unt.
,or rfRaAhnfo fa 14a sopt THE preparations
With energy. The opening will DO Oh Mo".1av Mdtu
noxt,, when GoYa. uondrlokB, Allen, Of Ol,,n
and Boyeridge oro expected 10 make brtef II' ny
dres4cs. grand industrial parade viii hc
made about tho 18th, wllor tho President nnI
uene: Sherman and Sheridan ate e3pootei to ~" he
pros0nt.. ;" W
The State Temperance Convention meets bero
Tomorrow and Thursday. Tho prospoots ara
, 1874-09-02

-
mo9 1,on tno efango Song. hook and the Trumpet Of
Ho"sa.a Hu ana 70 tho Bpcoclioa from g. NJ. Smith,
an1 un.y a. g. tlao 1lliiois farlnors' Association,
"T T1'o "'T, t,,.n5yu uayaor.
1o,3 o'rlnoi 'cso ~, nh, thfong Was called to order Mt
Cnyn,, y c.ooN W warren Clark, President OF tho
ennr t., "aMhoolatloil, ~ When. after prayer, nnd
wllo oec,ninG ,G cIho'r I r Smith was introdacod,
meoting a'i;a,,a .ne Juno Until noon when the
Upon roaaasm',,iot. ,oa ior % one hour for dinner.
vEon Nj M"sunning, g,a;ti' anothor song was sung,
inr m htnr ,.1 n,.1 G;oncluded l's apcoo oecupy-
Tayor M ' was iiuo,f a'iu 5n'f Anotor song. and Gov
a,sciot hhn iat W. wlo Eavo the audience
tonnt - stofy of tae laroad Low, and tho Mt
roas Lad resis!. " " a E1oontiyo hoy The
nxprosasa tn a denomination 10 resist It to
fneta @ 1ao an5 fg1en 11Sty' y Tho aoyornor gayo
ton %od tew not ,s lGne ~ 9p9yne tho law tloy pro-
roason for W." rosiat H "ca No., pfotonao tloy 1rgo as
to saota 1or o, s. I, to lay gave what
.ne PI'Ynego ol Im,,a9hlng ~ per cont upon tho
actua coat OF p'itldl1g any operating tho ronds
os not me1 Tats5s soG at tho legislation
ano alsnonoss management, nld not against tho
eonag' as Ilas hGon fssely reported Tho Gov
, 1874-09-02
POLITICAL
fDont1nuctt froni EIrst Page }

gotcs ooar, 1o' stoglc, g.; Hurley,
8. j.. r. Wilson tl,o,l Addressed ! III,
Qonyontion, at tho conclusion Of which tio
Louisa County dolegatos changed 10 Mr. No
ursry' MIR. Mco,aiy not boing proaont, n telo-
no'nll'aton, and, In duo time, response como
stating tlat lo would accept, mud thanking tho
Convention for tho honor,
, 1874-09-02
CRICKET,

NEW gonK. Sept. 1.-IIo cricket match be-
tween the 81. Georges OF tl'is city, and tile Mou-
froal club, which waa commenced at Ioboken
Yesterday, terminated today III the defeat tor tho
Montreal club. The St. Georges batting and
1ielding was tho best ever seen in this vicinity.
Yesterday the st. Georges III their first inning
made 2oS runs, and Montreals, 60. To-day tho
Canadians were agnin sent to bat and gcorad
s3,-,leavlng tho st. Georges yictors by G5 runs
and m inning to Bpare
, 1874-09-02
w." UP IN A DAIl.t10N.

PH1[ApB1P1lIA, Sept. 1,"-Donnld5on'a largo
balloon, VIM PIX newspaper mon aboard, passcd
over this cltY,aout!!onHt into Now Jessny Ut Ills
p. III. ,Wlptletroug from tho norllwout,
pu1LAhE1 1rit1A, Sept. LA dispatch from
WatorfoIa sE1!., says Donaldson'u balloon all-
chored t1o!ffor the night.
, 1874-09-02
THE TRIGGER.

held meeting last evening and elected tho fol-
lowing delegates to represent it Mt the National
Sportsman's Convention, which will convene at
Niagara Falls on tho 9th inst. :: Abnor Price, ].
], Kleinulan, II. ". Baldwin, i. H. Whitman. T.
]. Higgins, J. L. Whiting, George G. Sherman.
, 1874-09-02
..,vEsSRISsPAssED PORT HURON.

PonT ItlaeuNs Mlol!1, Sept, l.-DowH--sahra atout
Dlane John Aa.rsf E1pfebu, Ihst!s, Luszcy, Uprr1.
nponde4tr Ahjral6hh, Harvest llnme, Nj d. Can,pro
aswHun,: AMftsor:. l+sks Mar!l Martin, l;rastus
ur-fions ~ t4ss1I, alohawk, Chamberlain, viii,
John Marsis' a1'sta " Maria Bso.t, Bsyeialid o.
Mitchell; .. q; Iide, elizabeth Jones, -
Wzan-BouthtAst; gt4lt1e,
, 1874-09-02
THE TURF.
THE TURF.
PAc1N1-MATOH At FORT WAYNE, 1ND.-TnB NORTH
EnN INDIANA RACES.

40S ItIfc.
PACIN0-MATOu At FORT WAYNE, 1ND.-THB NORTH
EnN INDIANA nAcEs.
5pfciai Dispatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE, Ind. Sept. 1.-The paciug-match
at Reed tt Haskoll's Park this afternoon bo-
tween Brown Billy aud Flora WAS won by the
latter in thrco straight heats. Time, 2:47s<,
1861, and 2:S72l.
large number Of horBoa who will tnke part
IN tho Northern Indiana racca hayo already ar
rived here, including tho following: Bay gelding
Harry Mitchell and sorrel mare Lillian, OF De-
troit; bay marc Kate Campbell and tho 1-yoar
old stallion Magma Charta, from Upper sau-
dusky, O.; bay marc Sue AInnly, from Louis
yiale-all trotters; bay ge1ding Wabash Poto, Of
Wabash. Ind, md bay marc Lucy, Of Hunting
ton, both PAGERS. About twcnty horses are e1-
pected tomorrow.
BOSTON RACES.
BosToN, Sept. 1.-The Myasio Park races
opened to-dny with fine weather and large at
tendance. Tho a:24 race. mile heats, for purse
Of &5, 900, wae contested by Castle boy, George.
II opeful. sabio, Lula, md Dodine. Hopeful
and Bodino wore the fayorites at tho start,
Lula won tho second hest in 2:18l{. The 1acs
WIS won by Dodino in tho first fourth, and nth
heats. Time, 2:22. 2:181(, 1928, 2:2115, 2::21156, 2;24.
, 1874-09-02
T!HaTEgaTu ILLINOIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


upto7u7 DEs!H77tH 70 7He EN7TdQ0 7Tl5ENf.
f9AKYILLE, ILL.,. Eopt. lilo Presidents of
tho DoKalb, Kendall. and dslnly County Farm
ers' associations, In tllo ahsol,co OF o District
Committee, hayo just called an independent
Heform Senatorial and Representative Conycn-
Yorkyillo, Kendall County, Sept. 2l. Do1ihlb IL
ontitlcd to seven dolosaos, Kondall to four, aud
.Grundy to four.
, 1874-09-02

1WEhtTH OHIO D1sTn1uT-DEMoonHrru.
~ Gol5,uMnus' l5,u q. Sept. 1:-Tho Democrats Of
caster, tlis morning nominated H. T. Wn1iinr.
OF c'roloYilo. for CongroBs, OIL tbs 52osb Gallot'