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A Great Southern Improve
Intng.
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The Frankfort Yeone0r. gives an
elaborate sgricle on proposition look
ing to the protection of the Mi'si-
.ippi Wiley from overflow The pr"po
,itiuu discussed by The Ieond" i-S"
divert the Cumberland and Trnne7 ~
riv.rs-or, at least. the latter-Ento
the Alabsma river, aud the Red river
into Berwick Bay. The idea Is =
good one, aud since the ,i'-ippi
river portion OF Kentucky cannot z"
for Col. Johnston. the editor of the
Yeoman. Tor Governor. We at once pro
coed Ia nominate him tor the position
OF engineer aud superintendent Of the
proposed great enterprise. not doubt
iDa that his education, shilitie@. ener
Is. and influence sdmirtble qualify
him Tor the great work.
As TO the prscticabili'y Of the en-
terpri.e, We quote from the FeoHlan :
article;
Gentlemen Of inteliigencetthorouEhly
qnainted with the cOnhgurariou OF the
country OF N0F,herh n.aoH'nS a.. 81 oo'.A
ssry canal to turn The Teuu,s.ee into rbe
Alabama river, would De by no means so
up mapyT bnSe .nrD Sc: sncb canal ned
not be more tnan thirty or thirty five
miles !oLg. and there would be 80 eX
traotd!uary ridge or mountain range TO
cut through. From Guntersyille. - the
Big Bead of the Tennessee. to the nearest
junction With the Coosa river-one OF The
continents Of tue AiabamA-the distsnce
Is less than tbity miles.
It further ARGUES thu. the di,i-i,,,
OF The tennessee Woaid not III 'frri''.
damaye oa1iyation from = ,dur,t
aP. 1oI MoGs2 Cd cns y { n ( : ,
Ia :,
The division OF 'he Cur ee7lAri. from
a point above CT near Nashville, into the
Tennessee river, would De far uore
- q, -, I'd ,soo11, H. dioSirS
of canal over srxry miles in length.
. .ho !. - bsn. l1 on,5 ;.s,,fy 80
enormous au expenditure.
The project OF diveriing the Red
hiver. does not 90 directly effect GU
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10000 tI,.I.tinm. KtIIed.

NEW YORK, June 9 -Frenc hppper>
publish letter by the Bishop Of
Lsrands. upon the massacre of Chris
tians at gong Ting. The bishop rayk
that with his mission werG eighty
thousand Christians bur ten thousand
have been strsngled burned or drown
ed. and he adds he has no hopes of e.
Gaping martrydom himself Til. start
ling communication hears no d ke, but
is generally credited in Frances
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THE Columbus Dispatch will sup
port Lindsay for Governor. II say
"all the political jusglery of the Srs'e
cannot ALLEVIATE the Purchase froUi
him."
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Col. W. j. Dasie. of Christian
county. add who IL the head man in
the State of rbe Patrons of Husbandry.
announces himself "a q csudidate tor
Congress from the district Of which
Chris:isa cosa'y is psss.
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llGHINiAG R0lSI

MIR. J. w. PORTER. has established
WI permanent depot NJ Hickman XIV.
where any Of tho most approved Light
ming Rods,
THE sTAH GALVANIZED RODS.
THE STAR COPPER RODS,
and tne
PATENT CABLE RODS,
together with Points. Fasteuinge, Ursula
tors, Weather Vane Points, etc. can he
had and the same put MP by experienced
hands. on proper and scientific principles.
Prices and terms reasonable
Will keen his own work in thorough re-
pair free Of ehargs
Headquarters At Borduran, Drewry's
warehouse, Water street.
S1~ All orders promptly attended 10 snj
sstisfseti n guaranteed
REYERE Es.-Bondurant & Drcvry, II.
A. Tyler. Sam'l. Landrum. c. a. Holcombe.
and great many others in Fultcn. and
Hickman counties, KY, obion, Dyer, and
Lake counties. Tenn.
sprill8-tf
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BILLS SiRSip iRiIL4

Tca' tie following rxtrnci II a letter
from ME- Rivers. wif' % Reverend pr
Rivers. Ole ~ fhr most nrued eloquent,
and ro9ulrr " ui-tcrs r the Mc,hoi ~
Episcopal Cln'ch. ana who H. a. present
stationed az FtOslvay Church. louisville,
Ky
IovrsvuLE. Kr.. Oct s 1869.
r. .icbr Bul-f err SIR: Many thanks
&C. s-l for .Ac m,diciu, sou hry, so kind
- g,v'G nc. - teen great suG-r"-
Coz y,ars AL laa he ndSlsc 81 vsi ous
I5s;ciHrs some pronounced ny -pins.
p me nv ,rpg-. ELd sgg.t ms hea. Go be
. sen, g my discnse hove hcrn .rrui.
hiis',rcd and cupped until I had become
d,sLenrn ned. Sryerni very smIucrt ply
STREAMS 10 examined ~, spine informed
IA, that vas threatened with pzrnl. SIS
or npPCI lexy any iav, and that notLiug
but seton would relieve me. Fhad %
perfect horror of tIht, nnd was hrsi7afiuE
about having one inserted, when Won
kindly - ~ me your Sa sHpsril'r which
immediate. y begun 20 tnoe three times
day. had suffered terribly with o rios'
acutc THin ~ he right eide oi iny neal.
especially when ] would rad "A ,.rs
for ary l,rrth o. lime, md on ~ 2 N
several miuu;rs. and would hove 20 hold
TO something 90 prevent falling
AN most h8pFv to inform ION thif
pain IA my head j. entirely rel,rved:
suffer but - dom with try spin. and then
not 80 noutely Ny appetite g.. eood ir..
decd for the nrst time in my life en.cy
my dinner more than any meal during
the day.
You kindly aNni ne four BOTTLES again
last night, and began aCain This morn
ing, and / hope 10 br entirely relieved.
Please accept my heartfelt thanks and
best wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend,
~ a. G. Rf.EEs
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The Changers of the First Con-
gressionaI District hold meeting in
paducsh July 23l. Will this meeting
make any expression as to q congress-
man?
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DA. JoHN BULL-Dear sir: KnoNng
the efficiency Of your Snrsnpnri la, and
the healing and beneficial qualities II
possesses, send you the following state
meni Oh N! case;
Was wounded about two years ngo--
WAS taken prisoner mud confined for six.
teen months Being m1ved 80 often. NV
wounds have not healed set. have not
sat up moment since ! was wouulei
am shot through the hips. My general
health IL impaired, and need netting
g assis' nature | have move faith il
your SarsaFarila :ha o in auythiag lao
wisb that tkat - genuinr Please cz-
press ~ hslf % loren hotties aud ohllge
CAPT. = T. Johnson
7 ~ b. col owing vas written AtriI
b. jG. bs VI Jennie John son. ~ st,er
yf raI. Johrson.
pr. join hui - Dea. Sin: ~ husband.
pr G.. . Johnson. w.sn sLil!iul surgeon
and Il..ir'an IN C-nt.al NV York.
mere 10 dtsd, 'tavins The above g. T.
ioLnsou &C. nay care 40 tEirtrcn vents
rs aye Do Lai cLroni- diarrhea and
scTctrI1. 81 VI CHI Z We sour >ars1pa-
rii.a. Us ctr-f hin have for tn Years
T"conu cu rc . to many in New York
pn.0 a0a !cN.. for scrofula fever .or.s.
HuG general 4sbil - i'rrf-ci -uo.c.s i.as
attended The cures efrected IA some
-ascs of scrOfula AMI fever sores were
nlmos miraculous I AIN very anxions
Tor my son 60 again hqv. recourse q vonr
SlfsapariilR. he il fearful Of geftingH
spurious articlr. hence his writing 70 you
tor II His wounds were terrible, but
believe he will recover.
Respectfully.
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A. S. ANDERSON

TT1HAT OLD SADDLER. Red hot FOR
business. Farmers support your
home mechanics. ! keep constantly on
hand Saddles, Harness, Brides, Hames
and Chains, and in fact everything that
farmer wants in my line. Cheap for
cash. or approved paper on short time.
e6~ Cash paid for Hides and Fur.
mari
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Aiy journal nboundg with r.r.ilar ict-
ters. all % which snsr-rs-c to,ell- gen
uine aud written ~ the persons 3hcs7
names they bcsr.
10 not suffer yourse'fto be imposed on.
Don he drawn svSy after mes. and doubt
fui experiments. Don't risk your health
by letting noyices experiment upon yoa
with their Trash.
My Ssrssparilla has etood the fe9i fsr
twenty hvc years IL is stiil the saraa-
TariliA 81 the day, ami Of the aye. tower
ing over al others m popularity and iis
curative .uAlit es.
Avoid all those who are tryiae 10 palm
Of on you other extracts of snuAriIla
40 called Remember ir il Dr. john Bnils
SRrsapari!ln. o Louisville. Ky. that il D,
the old and reliable remedy TO- impurities
of the blood and scrufuius affection Al
bear that ia Iaiud.
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JENNIE JOHNSON.
BULLS WORM OESTROYE..

y '''V I'"" U'"'yf"
NILLAEow, WALKEH County, Ca
June -, 1906.
DR.. John bull Deor Sir: have re-
Gently given your Norm Desfroyer several
trials and hnd IL wonderfully ciiicscionR.
II has not failed in a single instance to
have The wished for effect. am doing
pretty large country practice, and have
daily use for some article Of the kind
am. sir, respectfully,
JULIUS y. CLEMENT. M
L. $50 unqualified aud nnmefons ars
The testimonials IN fnvor OF my Worm De-
s'royer that newspaper space 10 entirely
too small 10 toll its neri,p
L 10 IN infallible remedy for Korms
Try II and be convinced. See my Journal
f0T rzsrs FUN description.
joins Bull.
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THAT civil rights bill has put the
whites and blacks at dsggers' points
iu Memphis
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BULLS CEDRON BITTERS. y

BULLS Pc ToRAL Wild CHERRY.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
All the above medicines prepared by
Street, Louisville. Ky.
For sale hy c. a. HuLc0sfBE, Druggist
Hicknsn KY. uarebs-f.
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ERU1T CANS Milk Coolers and BIRD
Cages in great VARIETY, for ssie by
juueI3 J W CORMlS & co.
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OF Mss. THERESA DosALDsox. This lady
whose name was 81 widely known aud
honored. fell a victim to her cowardly
and base assassin, May 18th, 1874 at
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TIRE OEAFON's SUNDAY.
4 SbHTt SioEJNVsGII "a NIOCssi sos
the "ssIstC'A Righteous

iSeanLitn xSurifuil' mentally
....issst ..z,.e ,h .:T;5l,,
, 1874-08-14

Special UtsDntth Ia Ihe ChicAHo Tribune.
JAoNsoAylAIE, ILL.,, Aug. 13.-Thn Republican
Congressional Convention for this, tho TwelGstt
Distinct, han bccn called to inuot in Springfield,
Sept 8. Tho contest promises to DO botweon
yx-Mayor George NJ. Mcdonnell, Of this city,
Chamberlain, Of en-, cos'!y, who "as dStoated S a
County, Morgan County claiusH tho Iloprcaollta-
two tI,'s' tin,o, not havlng Ind ono for many
yenrs, ai,l wall make q strong offurt for Mo-
Council.
Special Dispateh to The Chtcaao Tribune.
DAYTON, O., Aag, 1a,-T4o Do'nooraoy OF
Montgomery County will meet In ma.s.coi,yot,..
tluN Ut the tourt-llonso ou Saturday, tt1o2?d of
August, 10 alpout thirteen delogatos to repre-. =.
Bont this cau!lty in tho btato GonYohtlon, 10 ~
btato ticket.
Correspondence Of rho Chicago Tribune,
b1UQnEool. la,, Aug. l1.-On tho l1tl4 dny OF
thin ,uo.tt,. tue Anti-AIonopullstA Of the Thlrsa
Congressional District of Iowa n,oct ~ convention
In t,is p.ty. Tso,nust prominent eamlato " pro.
sul.t III llIomas Uplyyna, Of i.ls uitS, lawyer At
iisHl-class ability, woll nAlo Tue canSans
, 1874-08-14

TENTH INDIANA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Suectai Dispatch to IHr Chicaao Tribune.
LAroRrE, Ind, Aug. 13.-Tho Democratjo and
Opposition Congressional Convention for tho
Tenth District met in thta city today md
nominated DR.. William 8. Raymond, OF White
caudidato Of tho Independents In tho Bouth part
Of tho district uo is popular, and ha nomina-
tion is vol received.
The delegates from St. Joseph and 9tark
Counties nominated tho Hou. Joaonh Henderson,
porto and St. Joseph delegates nominated
George Ford Of South uoud for Circuit Prose-
cutQr.
, 1874-08-14
CRIME.


HNfc'NI UlBDaltH % 7Hf EHtct0f IFlbUNt.
RICHMOND, Ind, Ang. 1o.-Qulto u aenaatlon
was created hero yesterday by young woman
named 6aie Lucas. from South Lobanon, O.,
shooting her paramour, John Newton, She
ctainls that ho is tho fathor of an iilcgitimaie
child which she had ut South Lebanon, eight
wcels ago. Aacortaining that Ae wap Working
hore, she ca1no to Kchmond, aud, on his rafuaal
to marry her when sle asked him for 4 final au~
awer. Blo made an attempt to taKo Ills llfo. On
her ring tho first shot ho placed his Aund to his
sido, and 1t ia supposed tint tho ball took otrect
but tho police lnve 80 far been unable to find
my trace Of him. It is not known whether la
Is badly hurt or not. Bho followed lin, ant,
llrod tlroo moro shots at him Sho then gayo III,
tho chase, wont to tho Mayors olco, and filed 4
complaint against him for haBtarly.
, 1874-08-14

SJifc7I1 D15FHleH
srnlsar.E1p, ILL.,, Aug. 13-Cisy Clork Maxcy,
in whoao accounts wna roeontly discovered n de-
t!cit, to-day tle,l tho otty loayfng OIL llls ooo-
desk paper. which, opeuod proved to DO his res-
igaatlo.,. Tue city is amply inlemnlaed " ls
a,u| ,sIa oNenaos ss,,go discovered, hayo booll
iasaeIy suppressed. Tho tlofalcatloIt IL small.
Wino mil woman wora TIN uausp Of tho young
nau'b fAiit
, 1874-08-14

Special DispateA to Ths Chicaqo Tribune.
CA1no, ILL.,, Aux. 13.--Tho Representative Con-
yention nominatod for re-olectioa tho lion. II.
]. Iuecoro by acoamation after an informal bal-
lot, IN Which Inacnre roealved Il votes and Rob-
crts, of Jackson. 10.
Tho Fifty-tirat District Convention nominated
for ro-election the Hon. i. A. Farrell, the prof.
ont Senator, and for Representatives B. J.
Tones. Of AlaHsao. and Il. Clannahau, Of Pope.
Thoho gentlemen wero I'LL present, aud made
speeches accepting tho nominations. :.
A graud gathering Of tho poMacracy was held
today at Harrisburg, addressed by the Hon. 8.
s. M&rHhnl,
, 1874-08-14
Fourth Day Of the Shooting
Tournament at Dex-
ter Park.
s;accs Yesterday at Rochester, Utica,
and Other Points.
Closing Day Of the Regatta Meeting
at Grand Haven.
Base BaIt---The Trigger.



THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT DExrE RPAnK.
Yesterday was tue third day Of tho rtgcon-
tnuruament at Doxter rnrk, and the slaughter OF
thc it,noconts was begun onrly, and brought to
conclusion at 1ata hour. Tho nuinoor Of
tpectators waB much larger than on oithor Of
tho treccting tlays, gioat mapy ladies bolng
nycaept, but tin shooting waH by no 1nenna mp to
tI,o nYerago. This WIS owing to THO faat TINT
tho day was dark md murIsy one, nnd, hca1dcB.
n strong atlyerao wind prevailed throughout. Tho
birds, with few exceptions, wcro exceedingly
Btrous flyers, .anl weut with Tho wind at'aoht su-
yariab}s. IKE shoot was attended with littlo or
no cxcitenont, ant woro it not for the fnet that
tlJc Ij;st prizo Of tho aay WIG Won BY q Chicago
urkf,Nan, 1t IL doubtful if my interest whato'er
wuull be tnkon n it. ,,
, 1874-08-14

3D7t7HE D9spd3cH 10 77tS LH9e1ub 775UHHE.
HARTFORD C1TY. Ind, Aug. 13.--At the Re-
publican Convention held here to-day, William
Fasbut, Of Dlackford County, waa nominated
without opposition for joint Representative
from Grant and Blackforl Countios. A. 7.
Wright, Of Mariou, waa nominated for TroBo-
cuting-Att orncy for tho Twonty-cighth Circuit.
Isaac Underwood, Of joy County, was nominated
for the Stato Senate from the District composed
Of Grant, Blackford, and Joy Counties.
, 1874-08-14
<3rnnEcrss n1uss-N1c cctinR in Er1dfnHn.

GrtnEcrs, N1nns-N1cctinR in frtdfnHn.
ssectas Dispatch to 7he chtcaao Tribune.
McHciz, Ind, Aug. 1a.-To-day haa been
gala day for all tho Grangora IN this section Of
1ndlana; from six OF seven different counties
they came pouring III. droBael ln full regalia.
with their banuors flying. Some Of tho most
prominent mottoes In the procession wore:
" Labor IL Honorable = "a Onward aud Upward;"
+" Plow Deop;" "We Far1noru Hold tho Ltues,
and Why Not Drigea" "No Dack-pay Grahhara%"
Thore wora no iass than b.f}f0 persons OH the
ground to listen to abIo apoeohes OF D. W.
Adams, &Iasior Of the National Grange. Hon1y
JanleB, Maatar Of tho State Grange, and
the Hon. 8. II, Smith, Secretary OF tho Farmors'
Association Of 1llsnoiB. hIr. Albums spoke for
about three-quartess Of IN hour In 4 very able,
Interesting manor, debating tho progrees OF
tho Order of tho Patrous OF Hubbandry, at tho
conclusion Of his speech tho immense concourae
Of people partook Of tho bountiful ranaBt that
only such people eau prepare, ReaBBenablng
aftor dinner. tho audience Was addressed for two
hours and u huff by hlr. Smith. Ho dwelt at
length upon the opproasion under which tho
farmers Wote laboring, and advocatod a cosnhina-
lion OF Tho farmers for. tho purpose Of
fixing tho price at which tdoy would
soil their. agricultural produota. He
also talkcd for some time Of tho political corrup
tlon OF tho age. hlr. JnmoB followed i'll q short
but worry eloquent argument OH tho benoata do
rived from tho Grange moyoment.
, 1874-08-14


D1ooM1saroN, ILL.,, Aug. 13.--IIonry Timer, Of
Arrows,nttA, Mclean County, was nrutaly mur-
aoroa July IS, tu 1liclland parIull, La., nonr
Delhi, tor llia money. llia body was rlppoli
opcn by tho henda alld thrown 1nto bayou Mn.
eon. ito WIS n youn1, rna1,, 10 yoarH Of ago and
Ind for throo yeara paBt liyod iu Carroll Pariabr
, 1874-08-14
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

4 slight b1azo occurred ut No. l24 Went Wash-
ington street last uight caused by the lgui.lon
Of window curtain from a gasAght. Damage
nominal.
Tho upsctting Of d kerosene lamp at No. 131
Wost Luke stroot, laat night, caused slight
fire.
, 1874-08-14

THE REGULAR PRACTICE
ct tho Chicago Cssukot Club takoa plAco this
aftornoon ut tho grounds, cotncr of Twouly4
third ami stato etroatB. Wlokots Will DO pitched
at otlock. Al the members nro requested to
ntto',d. a. flnnl arrangon,onts for tho st. Louis
match Mill ba completed, and b1slilcas Of iin-
rortallce transacted,
, 1874-08-14

Tho tournament Will end to-day With season
Of donble-bisa shooting, for which prizcs
amounting to II ,050 are offered.
JA3!tIl WAnn HEFEATH 1iA 1AtNE-90 TO 81,
Sptclat Nisnatch II IHs Eh.ear0 ITibnHe
BUFFALO, N. T., Aug. 13.-A shooting -mntch
TOR 500 n slsto took place l.elo to-day hotwoeu
Jamuh Ward, Of Cauada, and I'm raino, Of New
york. It was won by tito fornler :rloy shot at
ary. Ward killed ~ anu rulno Il. In tlo
double. riseB III yards risa and 100 ynrtls
hou,ntnry, Ward killed. II nns! paina Is. Jona~
than bidway acted III rcfuleo.
, 1874-08-14

PA1sEsy1LLE O., Aug. 13.--Gen. J. A. GAR
field has been rolominatad for Congress- from
was 194, Garfield receiving l00 The nomination
Was nlato unanimous. Good foplinE prevails.
, 1874-08-14

EIGHTH TENNESSEE D1eTntoT--DEstocnAT1o
MEMpM.s, Aug. 19.-TLe Acd{anche Jackson,
fonn., special Bays the Democrats OF tho Eighth
District nomsnsted ]. D, G.. Atkins for re-olec-
.lon to Congress by acclamaton.
, 1874-08-14

Farmers to tho front, politicians to tako tho
baul pcaEs."
Prof. i. j. T,srtlnr waa introduced 10 tho audi
oneo by IIonty Miner, tt,o Chairman. Forty.s"o
yaara ngo tho 1871! orthIs montli hc was IN Wiz
chostar TO attona his flfst shooting mntch lIo
apoko or tho tolls mid hartlallips OF those dnyH,
and What q groat chanKo had takou place IN that
t!51o. All change Ia not for tho better; tAore
waB In toao tiinos 4 dcBpotiBni. He
hoard notes OF a]ar1n arouui all Of
tl!o present epparont prosperity. The CRY fs,
Wlat Hllall no do to cr1,Bh o1t thoHo monopolies?
Millions Of mon Are crying ont HgainBt them.
IhoY woro bitter llo. Figures, ho said, wonld
show the carBe Of ths slarm. Tho ljebt of tho
Amcrican poop1o ia $4,000, ono, GOO. Hc snld no
people can work ont OF tho condition no aro In
undor tho present syston Of thinga no peop1o
cnn. exist md koop tl,elr hoads above water.
And the poople cry out, "Stop It," He vantod
the people to look Tho facts Il, tho faco.
Tic Professor did not approve Of corporate
powers trcadinR 100000 OF people under foot.
Twenty mfftfonB Of dollars from this Stato 1lsd
boen gobblcd by the corporate powers. Such
system Of robbery would In time swallow up
Boveral stoli cot. tinonts ns this
Tho afternoon yaB devoted to short speeches
BY neHarH. uille,l, Winters, and cammel.t .tof
Grcou County, III. Prof. Turner cloHod tho
noating with powerful appeal to tho farmers
aud mechanics to Htaud together, shoulder to
shoulder, for In unity Of action alone was thoir
salvation.
Tho MEETING adjourned aino die. About 5000
people were ID attendance.
, 1874-08-14

exooedlnly livoly for Granger, tho nopubltcan
' nomlhee 60 Dr.. tul'5ort. Of Dubuque. is strongly
urG9a ny MANY. Tho Doctor wns formerly To-
pnpl,aan' ~ man Of raro attafninents, and, Il
nominated, would conduct n vigorous CANVASS,
, 1874-08-14
NINTH on,o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Sfecffl UtJD1{Ch 70 TIC ENlcNN0 TFIbile.
MAnIos, O., Aug. 13.-Tho Republican Con-
grcsatona1 Convention to-day renomuatod by
ncclaination tho Hon. J. NJ. llobinaon, Of Uuion
County, to roI.reaeut this District THO NnthD in
Congress.
, 1874-08-14
THE WEATHER.

WAan1No7oN, D. G., Aug. L. -oycr thu Upnoe
Lake region. lower barometer. northwest tn
southwest winds, and gcuegally clear, coo}
weather. Over tho Northwest mud tho Unnor
Mississippi and Lower Missouri ValIoys, faino
barometor, pliglt changes Of ftempotas,srs, north
east to southoaat winds, mud purity cloudy
weather.
LOCAL op8EnTAT1oN1.
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The scoro Of the .l,not-oT botwccn those who
killed nino WAS a. follows tho winner being alr.
L. lurau, ono OF tho yeiLing shooters

1t took soMo limo to decide who among tho
eighta Rhonij possens tho third prize Of SO, hut
Mr. ]. Z. Lang, OF Detroit, won oil the third tic,
teiug eloaely puBllod by Mr.. prednloro, OF tic
cifv film cn1a a 4 fnffa.vs
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TIRE AMERICAN CLUBS ABROAD.
LoSnoS, Aug. 13,-Tlie gunle ut cric!t1t' be-
t"aon eleven Of tito Butyy Clubs Ground and
ogAtuon u thu Americans conmoueod ut i. ,ua.
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Tie concluding shoot of tho day wns awcop-
EtaAeB matcl', sl5. $40. and s35, goiug to tic
iith', second, alnl thirtl boat SHOT. Respectively
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till Tomorrow, tho 1ith.
THE 9:23 nAuE.
First Heat-Tom Waitors drcw tho polo, Indy
Star secon1, Coaetto third, John II. fourth. This
was a hcatlored llont, Won by CoBotto, john II.
second, Lnty Star ttir.l.
Second liedt-ro,n Wnltors led oil fino]y, bnt
wns passed on tho trnt quarter by Cobotto w,,o
opened n wldo ga]a and fod tho rnco; on tho
hon'c-slrcteh Lady Star and John II,
crowded WalterB closely, but I'll win, Cosotto
winning tile heat, Lady Star gccond, John II.
third.
Third Icat.-A splendid sentl-on waa ob-
taincd, almost in a limo. Nellie Irwin lcsl
finely to tho ha't, whon CoBctte ulobett up and
parsed Irwin. aud opened Il gap, holding tile
lead and winning tic loat and tho rucc. Irwin
second 4 length behind, aud tho others utadotnr-
mined.
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off. viz: the 2:31 claas for pufsc Of sA0o0, md
tho 4::20 raco Tor a PURSE Of *n,000, lied Cloud,
I1cnry, qostor, Gaxelto, sonpntion, camors.
and st. Jamcs boing tue contcstunlB. 4 great
crowd IL Inevitable.
TIE 2:2g RACE. ..-.
In tho first heat Mnlnbrino Gift led, fred
IIoonor aecond, tnakiug lot r,co. AIambrino
holding tl,o load throughout, with ono slight
break, tho otllorH III bunch, finishing
vol, with tho exception of Hooper. WHO
inclinad roarwarif. III tile acconl i,cat tl,ero
WAS q good start Nlamlriuo 1oadtng 4
lcngth and keeping tho lead we'll until tho l,alf.
when Manlbri',o oponcd ont and hold tho raco
tincly, IaiIncr BOY four longtls In rear. It was
. splendid hoat. tho tlino boiug 2:20, boating
smueglor's Buffalo time, yhiol, waB 2:201f. In
tno ra n,s"d o 0n Koog IN aG o@
stretch Tanner Boy crowded Mambr{no Gift worry
c!usoly, betll crossing Tho Tiro HI nearly oven
that tho decision wna reluctantly finally decided
in faypr OF Mnnbfno Gilt.
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- = THE ZtzU HACE.
All tho entries stated III tic 2:20 claus
ThomnH L.. Young won tho polo, arltl L.,cillo
GolttduBt, the fayorito at tho rate of lou to 80,
tho fifth position. Lucille wnn tho first money,
Commodore second, md Thomas l.. Young third.
Yho following VAS tlo
HuM3fARY.
UrroA DRIVING pAMK: Salne day: tor horueB that
hnr1 never beatetj LID,