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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

John Smith. jr age is, was drowned at the
Nehno Nils at hnstowu Il. l., on FRIDAY night
"A telegram from Chattanooga says that the
city give 100000 to the Cincinnati southern Railroad
..Loftus. who recently murdered his wife in
WIS pleaded SATURDAY last senterced
be Prison tor lie
AT a meeting of the Mobile Cotton Exchange
the COnetn VI Cotton EIch1
Augusta approved and Exchange became
" the NatoAsl Cotton Ehehlnge
On Friday United States Detective Anthony
Com,toek arrested named Henry Clay Meser. alias Mrs H.
MrtIser D. alias T. Lewis. HuOyr Penn for senIng
scene book and circulars through the mails
William Southern, age q, was drowned Mt
Lansi.e l.. FudaT nght while bathing He Engi.h
man Boston the day his
chiiren sailed for this country the 2Jih Of June
The balloon Monarch of the Air, containing
lanes Alien Rogers and Charles n Bad
of Boston maie from Boston Common $3.50
Saariay landed PoiIt Shirley hours siersad.
Charles Maeder, age 50 years. a messenger at
the Cataoe College Leicester MI the Baltimore Ohio Rail
road Instantly KILLED that place yesterday
by the Freierck accommodation u lie leaves WIDOW and
children . -, =, -, ,.
-. The steam-boiler in the planning mill of Bliss
CARPENTER Pa~eet r. l.. exploded SATURDAY afternoon
shattered building badly Two Of the emPoes jured bot
seriously The loss building secA aud machinery 70 estimated
at $4,000.
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THE MISSISSIPPI RELIEF FUND.
SPECIAL Dispdtch % Iht BOSTON A1rertseT, jug n
l.. l.

To the razor OF The Tribune.
SIR: 1t was with great pleasure that | re-
ceyed your letter July with check for t79 TO- being
the amount contributed by the Hon. Gerrt Smith AMI
others sundry times for the benefit OF the Victims Oh
the inundation on the Lower Mississippi.
In behalf OF the many thousands for whom this dona-
ton is intended would be glad II practicable. TO re-
turn most hearty thanks to each one who aided In
making up the sum. The contribution Is a generous
one and comes In good time. Ii carried to our general
relief fund ana Will be used with great care IN ae-
cordance with the phanthrOpc wishes OF the donors
LOUIS A. Wilt,
Mayor and Treasurer Relief Fund.
MayoraItu Of yeiO- Orleans Ne1 orleans, JAY b. loii
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DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. T. f. McDonOugh will convey " Inc
Rlack Brook" TO South America this week.

Mr.. T. f. McDonOugh will convey Inc
Black Brook" TO South America this week.
Miss Kate Field has offered TO Mr.. r. ,.
Chaurau an original American drama, written py Hci
father, j. Field and found among the papers OF .no
deceased The piece has never been acted MI,
Chanfrau has also acquired new American play, pf
MIR C. w. Tayleure Both these are likely To be pro
duced ne Autumn. Mr. Cbanirans last dramatic SUI
sOn was exceedingly prosperous. He viii resume pro
fessona duty the 18th OF september, AT Tue BOSTON
Theater. Mrs ChanfBau begins earlier-appesrlhs AZ
tbe California Theater san Francisco on the 7h OF sep
TENDER She thus the first star OF Mr.. MCCULLOUGH
regular season.
Only one important theater is now. open u. IN
York and that IL Niblor Garden where 1vauhoe
mas been acted July l. Bsrnums HIppodrome occu
pies the first place. just now, IN the esteem oi those VIM
seek for entertanne nt-tnOugh Mr.. Thonlass SUMNER
Garden not neglected. and the Colosseum
still proves moderately attractive. London Dy Day
shown the latter resort. The present aspect VI
local theatrical matters Will undergo scarce any cbhns
MI August. Mr.. j. 4. Raymond and Miss Charlotte
Thompson TO fill engagements, during that bonti
at the Union Square Theaer Mr.. Toole Is 20 appear al
Wallacks; and Mr. BOucicaulPs new play Is 10 DC scteu
BOOtH'r
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THE CABLE SNIP T1RiDAF.
HER SAFE ARRIVAL Al PORTsMOUTH-TER MOVE
MEMS AFTER LEAVING UALIFAN-NO FOCNDA-
TON FOR TIE REPORT THAT SHE HAD BEEN
WRECKED By AN ICEBERG.

HER SAFE ARRIVAL Al PORTsMOCTH-1IER MOVE
MEMS AFTER LEAVING HALIFAN-NO FOUNDA-
TON FOR TIE REPORT THAT SHE HAD BEEN
WRECKED BY AN ICEBERG.
ISp,1di Dispatch 70 IN, Boston 1irertisey. July
About O'clock this afternoon the faraday
sighted oil the Shoals, AT concord, " H., ana
sgnaed for a pilot. Wien boarded she at once
returned the cable buoy, alter Mesers. Carl
siemens Straube, and BlauclfOrd had been taken III
aud brought TO Portsmouth. On arriving at the
buoy the cable taken up and dlspach sent 10
TOrbay ordering the immediate return here or the Am
bassador Then the Faraday returned 10 the arbOr ahd
anchor awaits the Ambassador. IL seems thdt dlttf
all there truth in the surIniscs aud prophecies
concerning the laying of small connecting cable be-
tween TOrDay aud Newfoundland. Inc Fdfiday never
sailed for IN that direction When she lett llai-
Ia Sunday June IA, in tine Afternoon her course
az SNAPPED 10 TUrDay, Wntrc she arrived me
afternoon at O'Clock. AYlslt was made To those
shore Monday forenoon snc LETT on the course
q the cable toward Portsmouth, II having been
found that there sliGbt Ilegudft} III the tests,
thus showing that there flaw somewhere, but it
was OF suili lent moment To nave pre-
vented the successful working OF the llne Inc ara
day steamed along. aud at distance or 2iO niles from
Torbay raised cable and found that small mechanl-
cal injury bad b,cn done alter It's manufacture
that Is, some tine after IL leu the works-Dy the
Messrs seinens OF WOowich. Tnc cable was raised from
"A depth OF 500 fathoms AID the flaw found wa, very
minute injury the Inc detective pace was cut
out and ends then sp.crd, ana on tuesday nlght,
the work having been satisIat tOfy tonp4tlcd. the
Faraday steamed Portsmouth. OWING 10 the dense
and constantly prevailing fogs, hardly ten wOrhnS
days were had out Uf the month. During these days
the Faraday crused about, aud those on board
AMUSED themselves with COdhshlug lie AmDassadOr
will probably reach here some time to-nofrOW nlSht,
aud ON Saturday work will begin. Inc SHORE emu Will
probably be LAID 10y sunday evening
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

Havana. Jnlv l-SngsF normal Uehorse ~ Hsvns
3O3 200 boxes ard 1000 bhd - M sess.
1900 hos sni 93i bids eror duug tn ~es l71oJ boIs
200 bids nng 1000 and al the bogaeds 10 tho
United States
Flour s3l per bb Lard IN sisdst9 per auiaia Pito~..
si5dsl5 p. Tsoe t230tlB qpntal Wst-feips tlDD
30 per Honey, II = reals gallon bmp oghr d..
So - 30 Ln4be-Whte Pine .7OG s7j YER Pth Pee 80
1865. nominal noops-Long shays sllj9s 20 ~
Frghis uomiual.
Gold nominal Brbange q1it United Staie' 90 tsys egrn,.
l3ldl33 premium short Xht l3a1fS prennm % DAYS sst
lj2al5i premium short sight. lJO@ lJo premium
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CCURT-MARTIAL ORDERED.

WASHINGTON, July ia general court
martial has been ordered to meet at Fort Columbus
New-York Harbor, the 10th OF july The detail for
the Court consists OF Cdpts. s. Casey, 5h Infantry
and JOS Heuton, 23I Infantry First Leutenauts L. w.
Bard, "a Infantry: W. j. Rerdy. 22I Infantry; H. NJ
McC awley 18th Infantry j. W. Bean 18th Infantry;
O. Rutherford. 18Th Infantry and Wm. hrause, Sd In
fantry, Judge Advocate.
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The second eleven of the Manhattan CluD
OF this city and the Island second eleven played
at Staten Island OH Saturday The latter won By score
of 76 to c.
The Prospect Park Club played against
strong picked field eleven the Park on saturday
North did the best batting the former and Dexter
for the latter After well-played game the Prospect
Park CLUB won Oy the close score OF 40 ~ ~.
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THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

ST. LOUIS, July ia gentleman from Fort
Sill says the Indian chiefs santanta, Big Tree, and Lone
Wolf are III collision against the whites. and that serl-
Gus trouble may be expected COL Carlton win one
company Of the 10th Cavalry is on scouting eHpedi
ton through the Cheyenne Agency. Major Upham.
With one company Of the och, has eone TO Medicine
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enry's Carbolic Saye.rhs article is 50 well hnoTn 'hss
il our necessary the public against imitation. hememsss
that requires particular proportion and careful sdmHae Of tbs
arboie acid other Ingredients paucs s'se that msr 10
relied upon. The genuine OILS guarined See that "a TIE Ia
m Signature rrvs proprietary stamp u JoES hsSHr soi
eysryw here ions r. ESRT tUKsAS Co, fopne!os, ssd
81 ,.nl.r NeWY ark
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FALL OF A BUILDING.

BosroN, July 12.-Early Friday evening the
National Dock and Warehouse Company's building on
Lewis wharf East Boston fell in from roof 10 basement
The DAMAGE is estimated at from $4,000 To $4,000 The
building contained $4,000 worth OF bonded goods
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right cheek. INJECTING wound an inch ADD hall long,
stabbed her In the left breast, ana this w0unI
will probably fatal The injured woman was taken
10 Bellevue Hospital for treatment and Miller was ar
rested and locked up In the Delanceyst Police station.
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NaeleofJ S. stackDoe, Bloomfield, n
Degrees conferred follows: Bachelor OF Arts
Upon 80 members OF the graduating class Master OF
Arts-Class oi'7l Charles Clarke f. C. Cole, N. F. Cur
ts, f. f. Davis, y. S. Pattee, T. s. Sackpoe; Class OF
10 W. X. Cakes, w. II. Meads David Barker, l.. e. b.
Halon OF India, and G. A. Benjamin Doctor OF
Divnity-The Rev. j. T. Nichols, the Rev. Benjamin
Iappan, and the Rev. j. j. Abbott Doctor OF Laws
Henry W. Longfeow. and Bellamy Sorer OF Cincln
natl. Ohio After the Commencement exercises the
alumni marched to Memorial Hall, where dinner TOT
400 persons had been prepared During the dinner brie
speeches made by President Chamberlain, Gov
DDgley, Prof. Calvin stowe, President Allen OF
Grard College, Gen. Samuel Anderson. Judge Goddard
OF Portland President Hamlln OF Roberts College,
COnstantnope, the Rev. DR.. Halves OF New-Haven, and
the Hon. l.. G.. DOwnes OF the Governors Council.
At the meeting Of the Board OF Trustees anu OVersees
in the morning President Chamberlain. the Hon Amos
D. Lockwood the Rev j o. Fske Of the Trustees. ana
the Hon. W. L. Putnam, Judge NOrnend, Is. Freeman,
esq the Rev. T. Allen of the Oyerseers were appointed
a committee 70 secure endDwmcnts for the college.
President Chamberlain. Prof j. Is. Sewall ana
Prof j. =. Scwall were also appointed "a
special committee to make earnest personal
Efforts to the necessary additions 10 the endOW
mrnt fund during the coming vacation Everything IN
dIcated strong unring work IN that direction lnsruc-
ton in the Department OF Mental and Moral PhllOso-
ply and also in Political Economy aud Constitutional
Law, was assigned to the President Ii was voted TO
change the time OF the Fall term to IL weeks from
Commencement, allowing only two weeks Tor vacation
during the holidays. John L. Glllmdn, MD OF loIC-
and T. j. Young Treasurer were elected trustees
The Presidents reception took place IN the evening"
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For the last half of May, the amount ot
freight delivered at the Fairbanks Scale Works. ~
Johnsbury w. was two thousand three hundred and
forty Thirteen carloads Of pig iron were unloaded
at their yard saturIay.(5t Johnsbury Caiedonin.
.Juiy 3.
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FOPFIGN PORTS.

Thousands of Ruptured have bs-a p~rnaaeat,
,ue b, The horrible ,prug. gs lni NespnIf. IA
ana TIE eJalos aJ G,3 BIJusa al cured
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ROWING.

THE ATAIANTAs DEFEATED By THE ARGOSAUTAs.
The regatta on the Harlem on Saturday
morning attracted large crowds and awakened much
interest. The between the Argonauta Rowing
association Of Bergen Point and the Atalan,a Boat
Club Of New. York the three miles straight
away; the victory the ArgOnautas' and the time
was II minutes 50 seconds. The down for
a. III. Half an hour earlier the banks OF the Harlem
were lined with impatient crowd, and the steamers
in attendance rapidly filing with spectators.
few moments later the contestants appeared In their
ouroared shells ana quietly drew the position Of
the start The course was from the powder schooner,
the railroad bridge, three miles up the river The
racing crews were made up as follows:
AHGoSAurA CREW. Weight ATaLASTA Weight.
Eiwsrd bOw.....1s0 BiwsIG Blake bog.......l4O
Walter Man 80 2.....l5O VIM Il. Spear, No. 2....l4y
Bent Stephenson g. l54 1heo Van Raden. No. 3..l55
fre3. EdeJ Oke....l60 d. X. Wtbefs troke..l55
The Argonauta winning the toss. chose the
Westchester shore and at $40 the signal for the
start was given. The eight sprang 10 their work
like one. though the Argonsuta c caught the water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13

Louisa Reasa of No. IS Pitts-st., q,iarreled
with Frank Miller last night IN All adj dining liquor
salvoy. Miller drew KNIFE aud cut the woman In the
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovrDrycE H. Juv llPrnng Goth market W,' ial f"r.
wees gh foot IZOJ pieces o. TOE bass %
3 4c. Tor STANDARD Ezra 63r6t-
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Lodge and three companies OF the 9Th Infantry from
LeayenwOrth have gone scouting along tho traii from
Wichita through the Cheyenne Agency.
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He died In the house I'm which the epidemic OF 1851
broke out This Is the first case reported In this section
this Summer
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DEATH FROM AsIATIC CHOLERA.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 12.-Patrick Foley died
this city Friday OF what the attendant physicians
say WAS Asatic cholera after sickness OF eigh hours
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6ueeiai Noiifss

n. Speculate Ia Stocks.
r,,o,,naK Co. b.Hkrn waasA n. L. sSe he varsa -
IN
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BASE-BALL.

For the seventh time this season the Ath-
letcs have defeated their rivals the PAadephlas i"o
game was played at Philadelphia on saturday anu wa"
stopped by heavy thunder storm after seven innings
had been played. The Philadelphia he!ded nneS' pu'
HATED poorly with the exception OF Craver The Atm
lessly The errors OF Fser McGeary, and Gedney aond
prevented the Philadelphas from being pi'hAe'
'"' 1T 20. -. 4tb. 9th eth. It'll Total
t I9sl,,. ... g . 3 9 =
Raa 81 Philadelphia. o. Umpire Mr. HaO-'n Of
the Olympic club
The fourth game of the championship series
between the Baltimore and Chicago clubs was PLAYED az
Chicago on Saturday and resulted favor OF the home
CLUB by the following score
Is, Odd. "a. iih 5ih. 9Th. 7ih 9Th eth Total
e Gs.s.ss'..::... 9 g ! 8 9 . Q o ii
Umpire-Mr Mclean Of Philsdelphs
The Eagles of this city defeated the Orlen-
fails Of Staten Island the Central Park on Saturday py
a score Of 81 TO TO-
The game between the Atlantics of Brook
yn and the Hartords which 10 have taken place al
Hartford Saturday, was postponed untli to-uaJ o
account of the rain
The Nameless and Concord Clubs of Brook
lyn began theirrst for the amateur championship
Prospect Park on Saturday. As the game was not
begun until late IL was called on account OF the ram
The coming week will be the last busy one
IN this vicinity for time, as the Atanlics start on
their Western tour the 10th, and the Bostohs anu
Athletics leave for England tho l6th in the steamer
Ohio from Philadelphia. Three championship games
Will take place the Union GrOunds on lues'I,S
Wednesday, and Saturday, the champion Boston hou
Stockings paying their last Visit mere uhlh 'no'i ~
from England .
The following is the championship record OF
games played WOO, and lost by the eight CLUBS III 'e
arena Thus far the BostOns lead with the Athie'lcs
second. and the Muluals third, Only III games nave
been played out OF the $50 to take place
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

THE COMMENCEMENT MISUNDERSTANDING OF
DEGREES-COMMENCEMENr DINNER-MEETING
or THE TRUSTEES AND ovERsEERs.
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The fourth game of the championship series

between the Baltimore and Chicago clubs was play d.
Chicago on Saturday and resulted in favor OF the nome
CLUB by the following score;
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Bowd0n College, Brunswick Me-, took place Thurs
day Prayer was offered by the Rev. Dr. Stove OF the
Glass OF 1924 after which the exercises OF the graduating
class took place accnrdng 10 tho following prOgramme
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NEW YORK. NOV. I.
Corros.-The market is quoted as quiet;
middling uplands Is quoted at Htc.
FLOUR.--Market is quoted as less doing and
the prices are without decided change. Re-
ssps Of sSee snd Western az
to it5U Choice extra Western NScGS.1o; common to
choice r II; o. saa s osr;st !. S.uo,s, a. IN.
changed in prices and active. Sales 800 bbls.
at 4.lOd5.25.
frmer Receipts 5000 bushels. Sales $4,000
bushels. at 1O6sl.0S for No. . Chicago: l.l0ts
LIS for No Milwaukee, yo1 lssi I'D for wes NO.
dull. receipts none. sales none.
Is sSs,e saG laS
bushels at 9ik@c FOR store mixed western !;
s9kc for afloat mixed western afioat; @ for
BARLEY. = Barley is quoted quiet, unchanged.
Receipts 1900 bushels. Sales none.
oArs.-Market quoted as iiTmer and d. more orr
at 6osslKc for new mixed western; 6l@e4, for
WHO Paovisioss.| Pork market is quiet. Sales
BELF-Market is quiet.
CUT MEAr-The market is quoted as NOM
inal for western
LARD = Market is quoted quiet. Sales 100
tierces at lsftSl4c for steam; same price given
for Kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Tne market is quoted AZ 1904 Tor
| state and Pennsylvania, new.
caEEsE:-Cneese is quoted at iak@ibsc for
| common 10 prime.
WHIsEy-The whisky market Is firm at soc
| per gallon free.
6EGGs.-The market is quoted as quiet al
| 9l@32c for state and Pennsylvanis.
PETRoLEuM.-,Is quoted at bs@-c. for crude
LsATnEs..,:Market is quoted steady. Buenos
Ayres and gkio 0rande light to heavy weights
are quoted at 20A@s0c.
CoAL.-Market is quoted rs firm at 5000
$50 for Anthracite per ton per cargo.
Wo0L.-Msrket Is quoted as firm. Domestic
fleece at 48965c; unwashed at lT9s9c pulled
33953c state 00900c tubbed at &C.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Killington Lodge, No. 30, l. o. o. F.,
meets this (Monday) evening, at 73O
o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hall, Globe block.
We finish to-day the full, accurate and
complete account of the recent soldiers re-
union at Montpelier, by our reporter. It's
believed to be the fullest report of an &C.
casion of this kind hitherto in the state.
A wedding is TO come off this morning In
st. Peters church. The bride is seventeen
and the groom only thirty.
One year ago Saturday an engine had to
be dispatched from Rutland to help the
mail train from the north through the
snow. "And yet we don't vas happy"
There are no less than one hundred new
buildings under construction in different
parts of the village.
Taking the meeting of the Vermont
officers reunion from the Montpelier Daily
Journal, perbatim ct Rteratin,, and then en-
dorsing 1t as "From our special reporter"
is an evidence of the newspaper enterprise
of contemporary.
Hon. NJ. s. Colburn of Manchester,
Hon. G. W. Hartman and Major A. b.
Valentine of Bennington were at the Bard
well House, Saturday.
Last year this time mother earth was
clothed In white, in Rutland, and the
merry jingle of the bells were heard. To-
day the sleighs are still in their hiding
places, but ready for duty at any moment
The full text of the bill to constitute the
new county of Allen will be found on the
fourth page. lII'
Hon. D. f. Nicholson, on Thursday
afternoon last, made an elaborate and able
argument before the special committee
against the license bill on Friday evening
he earnestly advocated, berore the judi
ciary committee, the bill introduced by
Mr.. Peck of Ira, founded on the Rutland
memorial making the punishment for the
fist Offence in selling liquor
A billiard room and bar in this village
has been recently leased for $500 per
month.
Rev. Mr.. Mills yesterday announced the
commencement, next Sabbath evening, of
a series of fourteen lectures on 1.-THE rea-
sons Why" The first subject will he "'rhe
reason why am Christian"
The legislative proceedings of Friday
will be found on the first page of io.days
GLOBE.
We publish in another column Senator
Proctoi's bill fixing the minimum rates of
freight on marble, on all the railroads in
the state. This bill should receive the fa-
vorable action of the legislature. 1t is one
much needed in MD of the marble interests
of Rutland county. Its passage will settle
many vexed questions in reference to the
transportation question.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-09
DisgraceGul Row.

On Saturday evening last, the town of
Mendon was the scene of the most disgrace
full row which has occurred there for a
long time. One of Its citizens, % George
Duffy, occupies second-class tenement,
aud ''just to have some fun, and scoop in
a little money! thought he would have
dance. A number of people were invited,
some OF whom reside in Rutland, and went
thither in teams. On arriving there the
teams were tied 10 fence near by, and the
invited friends went ia TO trip the light
fantastic. The dance went on In quiet
and peaceful manner for about an hour,
they would show their puglistic skill, and
accordingly called young man from Rut-
land, named Vincent. some hard names TO
urge on fight One word led to another,
and In few minutes flsticuffs and knives
were freely displayed which brought con-
siderable amount of claret. The women
rushed every way to get out of Thereon and
mounted into the wagon, and the manager
of the dance, Duffy, seeing this rushed ou
of the house and forbid any team to be un
tied until the owners of them paid one dol
lar for the use of the fence. He was soor
interrupted In this by some of the drivers
and few moments after some three or foul
went for him with whips and gave him {
complete but unmerciful threshlng. In {
few minutes after one of Duffy's friends
with butcherknife in hand, ordered thu
whole crowd out of tho house, which was
needed to in lively manner, and the crowt
dispersed in all directions