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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-12
THE HOTEL or THE FUTURE,


The following is the translation of
an article in Berlin paper which will
convey an idea of the German esti-
mates of the coming American hotel /:
"The latest American progress in
building will be the mammoth hotel, .
soon to be erected in Chicago. The
enormous hotel is to have frontage of
three English miles long and q depth
of six miles the height of seventy
seven stories, will measure 3.4sO feet
from the ground floor to the roof The
hotel will have no stairs, but fivo hun
dred balloons will always ho ready to
take visitors up TO their rooms. Noroom
walters are to be employed, but visit
ors will be served by a newly patented
automatic. TO be nut in every room.
who will do all shaving, shampooing
etc, TO the guests by a very simple
and ingenious mechanism. Surprising
tho guests requires hot water, the
automatic will be able to call down
stairs "a bucket of water up to room
number one million three thousand one
hundred, and the water will be up in
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-12

IL is not uncommon in giving advice
70 newly married young ladies who
marry poor young men 70 allude to the
fact that Eye married gardener, but
they didn't say anything about the
gardener losing hissituatonon account
Of that match. . lllll-l N nuu-L-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-12

\ A physician Of skill and experience
says 4 mustard plaster should never bc
mixed with hot water, but with tho
white Of eggs and when 40 prepared
does it's duty ~ a countcrirritAnt with
ont producing the anguish Of blister,
las in the old method. "A, A., aol,sy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-12
NATIONAL CONTENTION or
LUluBERlHEN,
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WILLIAMspoRT Penn,
June %, 1874.

June %, 1874.
Delegates TO the National Conven-
tion of Lumbermen" met in the rooms
of the West Branch Lumberman's Ex-
change, Williamsport, Pa, at o'clock,
pm. Mr.. Edgar Mnnson of Williams
port called the meeting to order, made
n few pertinent remarks and closed
by nominating Hon. Ezra Rust of East
Saginaw, Mich, as temporary chair
man. This nomination was confirmed.
Mr.. Rust on taking the chair made a
short address as to the purposes and
object Of the meeting.
On motion of r. NJ. Fomman of
Willamsport, Col. IL. Ii. Colquitt of
Savannah, Ga, was appointed tempor
airy Secretary, and on motion Off. Can
field, of Williamspori, James r. Smith of
Buffalo, N. y, was appointed as an
additional temporary Secretary.
On motion Of J. Henry Symonds of
The Lumbcr Trade, Boston, Maas, II
was voted that committee of five be
appointed by the chair to nominate
the permanent officers of the Conven-
ton and the following gentlemen were
appointed J. Henry Symonds of Mass
achusetts, ]. G, Thorp of Wisconsin,
ii. Savidge of Michigan, III. G. Pattcr-
son of Philadelphia, Pa, and Henry
White of Williamsport Pa r
On motion Of b. NJ. Peck of Viii
Transport, Pa, it was voted that COM
mittcc of five be appointed by the chair
to prepare business for the Convention,
and the following gentlemen were APP
pointed d, NJ, Peck of Pennsylvania,
w. IL. II. Bartram of Michigan, w. IL.
Gleason of Florida, G. II. Marston of
Connecticut, and l.. d. Wetmore of
Warren, Pa On motion of d, M.
Peck, J. Henry Symonds was added
TO this committee. The Convention
then adjourned, TO meet at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The convention met, pursuant to ad-
jouInment, and was called to order by
pnst fLo ;o.o,Js os tbe nrevious
n,oo,;n,. [ n,ara road md viii some
nLan,aS "nnrorcd Tba ronam;t,ee
~, ,he ,lna,;on 81 ,,orn,o non, nt,,cors
Sar Co. 'v tho cnnyen,;on rano,.ted os fnllo,ys.
80 Far ,,,o pras;don, d. o Hon T. n Wo,mor.
oe Warren Do -
" Woo Presidents Han ! q Thorn
oe Eou Cla;rc WIS Hon Evro Rust af
SAGINAW Mich ''' ~ H ~
RecordinS Secretaries ! r Smith
RrfIalo n y II IT colonia snvan,
nab On ii'i
Corresnondng Secreta,.v / Henry
svmonAa Roston NTass 01I'
'Thc re,,o,s ,ros accon,ad aud tho
,,ont o,i ,,a,,;,,a,od ,so,., ,,,,, r;,,nus
T. elected ~ ''1T 80
InJse 7, ~ We,,norc ,hoc tool, ,be
chair snd ,nade mn '"Sie nnd con,nre
bensive addrcss fa''fNa
HIM w II A,r,s,,o,,, ,ho, mode
an oddress ~ walco,ne it bebalr of tbe
Williamsport I,umbermon'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-12

.Do you understand the English
Language 2" said a Mclean county man
the other day, addressing o lightning.
rod agent. II do" replied the agent,
"Thcn III be - II ] want any Of your
rods" The Lightning man, somewhat
electrified, drove on.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-08-12

The tongue is the worst part Of q
bad servant. 'A '1
, 1874-09-14

Arrival OF The Presitlcnt-Annivcrs
3inncr-Cnbtuct Meeting.
Special Dispa1ch to The Chicaoa Tribune.
WASHINGTON, sopt 12.-proBident Grant mr.
riyod hero last evening.
THE AENIyENAAnY pINSEn
will bo given to tho Aztec Club by Capt. Grant,
ut tho Executive Mansion, Tomorrow oyouiug.
The dnlng-room Of tho lnaunfon has boon
specially aud appropriately arranged for tho oc-
cAslon. Ine new postmNatcr-Genc7al will bo
il, attendance, together with tho other uoubers
or iho cabinet who aro III the city. Capt. lrans
will only stay hero day or two. Ilo l,aB another
for foW w1olH conaocutiycly.
CABINET NETTING.
A monting. of tho Cablnet will bo held Tucu-
day, when Mr.. jewell will bo formally proyoutnd
to his colleagues Of tho Cabinet.
tIo The dssotfatcd Ireas.l
THE SECllET nERyiGE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Tho resignation Of
Col. Whitley, Chief Of Secret Service Division.
will take oiIaot on tho 30tl. ii ordor to give him
MI opportunity to cloAo his bnsincay. s, u.
l'enaop, Of Pennsylvania, l.aa boon appointed
Acting Chief.
Montgomery Blair has beon called 10 Missouri
by tho dangerous Illness Of hin blutlor Frank,
rESa1oy DEcl31oN.
Tho ComfnfsBl0nar Of tito pousiou Office f,ag
decldct RE- preliminary to tho consideration OF 3
claim nndor tho act OF Juno 18, 1871, for peu-
aion Of 800 por month. alleging rormnnout aud
total disability, tho applicant must prosont evi-
donco showing conclusivoly thai lle roquiroB tho
regular aid aud attendance Of another poraou.
, 1874-09-14

t1TEcN* D7s{a{EH 10 lac tHftHuo IFiOHHks
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 12.-Continuing tho
State Fair over Saturday. although tho weather
waa favorable, kept fow viaitora in town, aud
most OF tho attendants this afternoon aro city
people. Financially tho fur has boon faiure,
chiefly hoca,,sc Of tho bad weather. but tho or
hibition has boon superior in most respects to
any former ono, o1eelliug in draft md blood
horaos cattlo, poultry, fold, orchard. aud garden
products, farm machinery aud manufactured;
doaciout in nlcep, hogs, and fast horses. Thoro
waa i ANAL number Of Thoroughbred
loraca but they wero unusually good.
1Ierc we're over 100 head Of pure-bloodod cattle.
Tile poultry exhibition was very largo, includ-
ing clear breeds Of all Varieties, large and small
draing waro In profusion. also flour mud noal,
otc. Tho best exhibition Of vegetables was by
tho Lnko Superior hiHsisalppt g. Isailroad,
moutly from tako Superior County. The show
OF grapos and apples was very largo. and the
former Of llanv yario.ios. In farm machinery
oil tho lcading Illiuoia manufacturers woro repro
Bented. and In increased vaEiaty and quantity.
minnesota mado much botter showing than
WIS anticipated. oylonclug prosperous growth
during the past yoar.
, 1874-09-14

THO Methodist Conference at Kn1n-
mttxO0a Mich.

THO Methodist Conference at Kn1n-
mttxO<}s Mich.
Special Dspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
KALAMAZOO Mich, Sept. 12.-In the Confer
onco to day tho charges against II. Q. pock woro
withdrawn. Resolutions establishing a state
Methodist paper wero rcforrod to Brothers Cog
shall. Gi1lott, aud Henderson. Two Thousand
copies OF tho minutes ordered printed.
A largo number Of Dcacons elect
cd Several financial reports woro
prcaonted. ChargoH woro psorerred against
Elder 4 ". Torroy. Tho Rov. 1Iornco Hall, Of
Bouton Harbor Church. vas appointed Finance
Agent, to froo the church from debt by collect
ing funds throughout tho Conference. The debt
il 913, 00u. Two Chippewa Indians wore among
tho spoakors that Addressed tho childron's moot
ing this afternoon. This evening Philip Phillips
will give 4 sarred concert. Tho Uommittoo will
proDahly wnitewahh Brother Ellis Of 11oshier-
willie. Tho charges arc 1oWd and laacigious bo-
hnyior,
, 1874-09-14

SNec1d1 Ul9NdkcH % TIC LH1t{I96 7fit!t1lc
DunueuE. Ia, Sopt, 12-Tho Exposition closed
this afternoon with two races ono running aud
audicuco Waa present Tor the Inst day, md
though light shower foil 1t was not hoayy
enough to DO unpleasant. In tho trot Drcd won
tho 1irst money, Ti1no 2:39, 2:40, 2:41. Bay
Charlie SECOND, Granger third. 1n tho running
race, half mile heats, Tidal Wave won
first money. Time. 81. II, 52. &luskeetaz see-
ond, Hnckahot third.
The Exposition has hoen decided aucccas in
every respect. Tho amount Of premiums oTored
was S5,1U0, and nloto than TINT sum haa boen
tnken at tho gates besides ontrance fees, wliel.
will swell tho amount considerably. Hereattcr
tic rcnl State FUR Of Iowa will 30 bold at Dit
buquo. Northwestern l1linoia and Southwestern,
Wisconsin, will alao assist considerably to main
tain tho Exposition.
, 1874-09-14

ta'l Of clrcl1mbtancoa. Whit Influence thfs llnd
! do not know-1 hav0 onlyto Hay that the wloto
tliinR fa a soer fabrieastun-I novor expended
penny to iu!luonoo tho voto Of nny nla,i, nor did
ovor authorize any ono to do 81 for the, nor do
holfoyo any Quo did no.
10th boforo tho Convention and aftorward, 1
was ssigmnt,zcd aa " Crcdit-Mobiler whito-
wasler,."' ~ halary~Krabber," ai,d a "prosa-
gaEEor." Ny course ,i1on oaot, Of tho matters
rclorrod to by thcho eplthots IN opon and known
to all tho world. 1>woull not aeasre to change
It. It will boar tho closest scrutiny. and whom
hnyo no foar but my 1aotlon viii moot tho approy
NJ Of Nil ]nst mon.
tim. boen alleEod that belonged to "Rings,"
Precisely wlnt this moans do not know, but, aa
! nntofhtnni It, II waa lntondea to charge mo
with having Joined In the support Of aono un-
just scheme. with vlew to my own porsonal
gain Of the personal gain of othorH.
l hnTo to BAy TINT havo neyor glvon voto or
uoho any public not whnsovor that would not
havo boon glad shonld hayo boon Witnessed by
oyory ono Of my commitments; haso neyer
tlono @ any net la connection with my official duty
That vas not according to tho dictatcH Of MY
1nnsmont ntd oonacionco; aud llavo mover,
directly or indirectly, boon the gainor of ono
cont ny my vote or 0tlor Official act
havo not aspired to bo LEADER in Congress
havo oontcnted myself with 1aborio,ls ant
faithful attention to evory duty, trusting to a,lch
ohort alone for my sthnuing In Congress. Tho
Positions Of difficulty aud responsibility in which
"A"f" 1SoA RasLIAt AhtA bAo AIAAAloA ~ HAttIk
thoso rcsponsibilitios haze boon mot, in my
Judgment hayo not boon dlscredltablo 10 you, or
to tlia Stato.
You can doubtless oasily fill my placo with a
mnn Of greAter ability than myself, and ono yho
will altain htgllsr position III Congress, but to
not believe you viii :ind one whouo Borylccs will
DO moro faithful aud conscientious than mine
has boon.
lavo acon 1t stated TINT tho explanation Of
tho vote against mo was that tue poople OF my
district lind lost confidence in my integrity az
public man.
Il would givo mo great pain to bollovo this.
have mover bcon iuaonsitlo to tho good opin-
ion aud appi obntion OF nly follow-ineil. hayo
endoavored oil NY lie to deserve it, by honestly
fulfilling every duty to my fellows, both nv indi~
yiaua!B md AZ constituting tho coinnuuity or
State.
I have mover sought for popular favor in any
other modo.
IN relation to the causos or tho means uBod,
for my political defeat, desire to say no more;
they aro not now Of special interest bptwoon III.
Out cannot rofrain from Aayiug that a,n
deeply grateful to tho people Of MY latlvo State
aud OF this district for tho long continued favor
extontol me, aild for tho confidence 50 long OK
1ibitcd. II TINT confidence III no longer folt, 1
hayo tho consolation Of believing TINT its With
drawal has not been morited by any act or omis-
slon Of lnine. LUKE P. poLANp.
1T. Jouasnuny, Sept. 7. 1874.
, 1874-09-14


Lou1syuLK, Ky., Sept. 12-The Louisville
Exposition cfoaod ltH second Weok tonight with
aroo o was lou, ,ooO, md every day h,s shown au
increase over the preceding ono. The Art Do
partmont is pronounced tho tnestovor aoon IN tbs
West and il turongcd at all hours With adiniring
visitors. The natura1-hiBtory department is pro-
nouucod one OF tho largest mud most valuable to
science III tho United States. Every day novel;
tins arc toirg added, and the gcne.aI display Of
art invantiona, manufacturers, and minernl prod-
ucss iH now complete. Tl1e Louisville !: Nasll-
vile Road brought up to-day %, QUO visitors to
the Exposition.
, 1874-09-14

Noxvs for NFHtt H3cnncr4 the Chicago
Observation-Disclosures ttCisy OF Ise.
lkiMg.''
Nrw YonK, Sept IA committee Of tho City
Council OF Chicago las tontsorod ton. Shaler,
former President Of tito Now York City Fro Do
partmout, tho Office Of Chief OF tue Chicago
Firc Department. It III stated on good AUTHORITY
that Shalor accepted, to nasumo olico OIL tha Lit
Of January noxt.
TIE to1TY or rEK1sa."
Tho Pacific Mail steamship City Of Peking,
will 10 open for inspection TueadAy, tho 15th,
especially Tor visitors from abroad.
, 1874-09-14

Donth Of G,1izot, the. French
Scholar and Statesman.
Reception Of Embassadora by Ser
ramos Government,
FRANCE.

FRANCE,
pAn1s Bopt. 13.-Francoia pio1o Gulllaume
GuEzot, tho eminent statoB,nan aud ,yritor, died
to-day, At Ills residence, Valrichor, lie will bo
buried In st. Ouon Cemotory. The funeral will
ho atriotly private and unccrcn,onlous, In as-
cordanco with tho wishes OF decoasod.
Tho salo in tho atreots Of tho journal L'Eecae-
men! hos boon prohibited on account Of ila oou,-
nenta on tho disturbances Of tho 4th Of geptem-
bor.
Tho journal des Debats has received warning
for illegal orlticlapa Oh tho policy Of tho Coy
ornmeut.
, 1874-09-14
DISTRICT AND COUNTY FAIRS.
N01,rff rnx nUF1.

CLEVELAND, O.. Sept. 12.-Tho fifth annual
fair Of tho Northern Ohio Association promises
to eclipso my OF its predecessors Tho entrios
ZIP to tho present time show marked
incroaso over any for,nor exhibition,
Tho entries for tho running. pacing, and
trottiug races embrace sovonty OF tho beat
i,orsos In tho West. Tho annual addreaa will 10
doliverod Thursday BY ]. II. Clippart, Esq. soc~
Tho fair commonces Monday, Sept. IA.
, 1874-09-14

Spttfat Ui.Iat.h 70 TIT CAituat Tribune.
FoSp Du LAC Wis.,, Sept. 12.-Tho Demo-
cratic primaries In this county constitute the
chof tlioIno Tor conversation Tho soutest Ia
hot. Con. Bragg has carried the Towns Of Ash
ford, Tlycholah, Friendship. sprmgvalo, ,Yau-
pun, 1iosendale, Fond du Lac, and two wards Of
tho city. Tho chancos are Tint no will carry
nearly every town In tho county. Eldtedge. tho
bnok-ray grabbor, Crodis Mobilior apolo-
gist,, and presa gagger, aud hla trusty
llonchtnen hAvo nude up their minds
TINT la cannot be nomioatod. After tho
Second Ward caucus last night, Peter hnPp, OK
shoriH, engaged In a persona! encounter With
Hurry Conklln. ono OF lla Deputies, because
Ionklin would not yoto for Eldrodgo delegates.
Ihey woto separated By friendB aftor black oycs
had bean contributed. nupp ii Eldrsdsee most
tkuaty fr1cul.
, 1874-09-14

Special Dialmtch 10 TIE ch1taoo I'fi6ant.
FoNr WAYNE. Ind, Sept. 13.-Tho Northern
Indiana Fair closod yestsrdsy. The last aay
paciug- mattel, between Flora aud Brown Billy,
two Fort Wayne horsos which waB takou by
Flora, but declared OF by the judges, who
Thought Billy had boon pulled. Tho shooting
mattel, for purse offered by shorir Hance Vas
fair wore $4,000. such 8 suceess being wholly
unoxpcctol,
, 1874-09-14

SptcluE U15N1IcH ID tbs LH1FGQo 7T1bUHf,
DEs Ma1AEs, la., aopt. la.-Articlea Of moor
1'oration wore ugroed upon tu.day by q number
Of our prominent ctlxenB for tho construction
OF i railroad fran tlis city to st. Lou!H. Cari-
tnl Stock $3,00u,00D in saros OF S1go. Tho
purpose IL to begin at once to socuro subscrip-
.!ons and The right of WY. IAe proBporoua
condition OF tho tlruaora this season IL deanod
an auspiclous holp towards tho construction Of
tho rOnd.
, 1874-09-14

Spscial Di.patth 70 The ChtcaNo Tribune.
NEWARK, Ind, Sept, 13.-A young man of
worry respectable parcntage, named Ucrycy
Gilfin, local agont Of tho post-Ottlco Depart
ment WAS arrested bore last evening. by
Marahal Rankin, OH a charge Of robbiug
tho United States ,nails OF draft for $3.50,
drawn BY II. III. Wallace. Of this city. Post Ollco
orJoys aud lottera were found upon him at tho
timo OF hiA arrest. 1Io bud a hoaring before
Commissioner King, and was released on eBD0
hnil.
, 1874-09-14
CRIME.
Alleged lncondinry Ne1d to 1sniI.

Hrttiat DMpafca 10 TIE Cs'caao 1FtbEstlt.
GALEsnuRa, ILL.,, Sout. 13.-rho preliminary
trial Of 4. 2. nloali1lan. who has been on trial
for arson, olosed last night ut q late hour with
the plens The Opora-IIouso was filed, aud tho
great interest Which has boon manifested
throughout tho trial waB kept up till tho last
au<l t1en gave decision placing tho defendant
undor $4,000 bonds to appoas at tho fall term Of
tl,a Qirnuit Cnnrt
, 1874-09-14

SpeciAl Dls|,dtrA 70 TIC Chicago 7rlttttc+
DELyIpERE IT,, Sept. 12.-Tho Doono County
Independent Convention mot here this after
noon. On motion, Samuel swasoy was mp
pointed Chairman W. D. Swas1, secroary.
Ihe following gsntlamen Toro epnointod 7,5 dclo-
Sept. II. Col. K. ]. Burbank, ". D. swaIl, s.
Q. Fox. Altornates-~Dr. K. s. Alalonoy, Wlllam
Haywood, and s. Tcrwilliger. After appoint
Ing County Commlttoo from ouch town, Tho
Convention adtournod. Tho delegates 20 uuin-
Htructed
, 1874-09-14

CUiQtGQH.
FIRES.

4 so50.0O0 Firo ut Cornwall, Can.
CORNWALL, Ont, Sept. 13.-This morning tho
following mills aud other property were destroy
cd by flro: John O'Isiolly l. Co.'s papor-mill:
Hodges planing-milli Star,nont Cotton Manu-
featuring Compauy'a otico md magnificent
ul]s; p. E. Adams saw. lath, and shinglo
mills, and an old ashery. The total loss ii osti-
mated ut :250,0OO 1t in believed all tho loeHeu
are insured, but to walat amount is unknown.
, 1874-09-14

Special Dispatch to The Chicaqo Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept 13.-This city was visited by
whnt promised to DO 4 very serious ilro tonight.
Il was dlAsovorod bet t.oon and 0 o'clock in the
etable Of Bush & Drothors, in an alloy IN the rear
Of tho City-lIall, botwcon Ottawa mud Chicago
strcote. The buidngu burned wore all frame,
aud old. T. Z. Lafontaines Ivory stable was
the principal loss. Tho liBt is Lafontaino's
stables and shed loss, S2,ouo; no insur-
houso; loss on burn md stock, $500;
fully insured. Bush Brothors Btnblo and
smoko-louso, $500; insured. Schwoitzor i
Brother, fratllo house, $500; insured. Patrick
Murlay, building dauaged $500; insured. Tho
Central Presbyterian Church waH Mt one rorod
in imminons danger. Tho prompt execution of
tho Fro Department, with tile ald Of tho citizonH,
prevented spread OF tho flames.
, 1874-09-14
B1YTH WISCONSIN,

8btea7 Uspa{cA o TIE CHtaQo 3T75WNs.
oa11Kosli, WiA.. Sept. l2.-Tho Congressional
Convention for tho Sixth District, which meets
here OIL InaHday. promises to be lively affair.
Tho two loadiag candidates, A. N. kimba!l and
u. L. browne, hayo alrosdy canvaased every
county in tho district, and iayo left no stone
nnturned. Out Of the twelva delegates elected
n Winnebago County eight arc believed
70 bo favorable to Kimball, and
1onr for Browno WauAhara County instructed
ita dclogatea for Kimhall. Vaupacca County H.
ntructod for Browne. 0utaganlio County will
favor Browne. Green Lake aid Brown Counties
will favor Kimball. Kl4nbal appears to bs
ahaad.
, 1874-09-14
A NEW PRESS ASSOCIATION.

SptcIdl N8patc1 70 THS CAltTd0 7tl6WHf.
WABM1saToN, D. e., Bopt IA baltimore
letter giyos runner that tho New York Herald,
Philadelphia Ledger, aud baltimore Ss,s aro
about to orgouize IN aasocatad proHs In oppu-
stion to tho Now York coaaorn, ct whIoh III Of
thGSa pApakH Are now 1nembSf1,
, 1874-09-14
Tho E0utl Carolina Republican Con-
ycntl0n Carried by tho
Rcl0rmers.
Chamberlain Nominated for
Governor.
The Southern Republican Convention
to Work for a Third Term.
south Unrolinn Republican stnto oon-


"~AAA OahEVAAASb 8Aot"NA40--~
vc1,laon.
Co1uupp1A, 8, G., sopt. 13.-Tho Republican
co,-o.,,,a., .'o.,,.,a+od r, II. Chamberlain for
1on'onlon non',"ssa 1 ~ .,uaa.rt "o,,,n,,ont for
4oyornor Il H. Ee'es, pfgS':1S F,i,ot4 , n,'ar,sa ,e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; Is. D. 1.1ot'' oualnan
Republican Convention will bo called, - many
dolegatcs aro dissatisfied, aud othor nominations
will ba mado.
-.. 49,,
Growing Conviction that tho sontn-
for the Purpose of Hopping Grant to
n Third Term.
Special D.pateh 10 Thu Chicago Tribune
WARRINGTON D, O., Sept, 13.-Boulds Dakor,
o,,.,r,r,r n, }ho nonnh,;cor stato f,ortr., fo,n.
,nt,ao ~ To.os ia hora for t,,s ~ nrrnn.o ~ mr.
thering the interests Of, and making propara-
tons for tho Southern Republican Convention,
which Ia called to meok at f,,attanooea Oh tlte
1ath - ,axt ,no,,,,, ~ !. .hsnaoI ~ I,o,o. 10
4'1n " noAs nion'.' ~ ~ onarSoa .ua4 t'AAoe 10
ono OF 1has eiass OF Radlcals WHO, poing oas OF
ollco, want to got III, eyon at tho sacrifice Of
thoae wha a~o l., n,d 4hat +ta act;ra nar.ic{na,
, 1874-09-14
A Polfcc .sllntics Suspended for mul"
fcuhunEO In Office.

ST. Louis. No., Sept. l8.-Matt Il. Cullen, =
Police Justice Of thia city, who hsa achieved
much local nototioty and obtained tho na,no OF
tha "Torrible Judge" was suspended lass
nigh. by Mayor Dtowu, pending numerous
charges Of s1aorslon, particularly mAlfeapAnoe,
, 1874-09-14

Spccidt Di*natcA to 1he Chtcaao Tribune.
DAVENPORT, Ia, Sept 12.-The Anti-Monopo-
ltsta OF Scolt County mot lii Delegate Conycn-
tion at tho Courthouse In this city to-day, Sept.
u. and unanimously nominated N. II. Gabbort
for Circuit aud District Clorl; Charles Frole-
rlckB for County Recorder, and e. u. Dcnnis, i.
Kaltz, aud Julius Lougholm, for Supervisors.
, 1874-09-14

ispeeiH Dispatch to 7Ae Chtcago Tribune,
1luSc1g. Ind, Sept. 13-Last night tho barn
Of William Wilson, a wealthy farmer living about
2 nales southwest Of this place, together with so
tons Of hay, l50 buaipss OF wheat, md grcat
variety Of farming implements, wns destroyed
by fro. Loss about $B.GoU. Cnuso, incsu-
diarlBm.
, 1874-09-14

LONDON, Sept. ia rlinor comes from tho
Gold Coast that tho King of Ashantoo will soon
10 doposcd.
Hall Of tho Town Of Donny has been DESTROYED
by fro.
, 1874-09-14

Destructive Fire 1T Ci.nrRcItos., y. c.
CHAnAEsroS. 8. G., Sept. 13.-Tho large brick
building OH Looting street, occupied by 7. y.
Nipsou, dealer In Bhoos, aud H. Bear's drug CO.
tabliBh.nont, WIS burned Saturday. Loas,
S555 600 half insurance.
, 1874-09-14

!gpteiat Uiiputth 10 iXe Ch!cago Tribune.
AluNc1E, Ind, Sept. 19.-Tho delaware County
Fair closed yoatorlay, having aelio7ed grand
sncUcsa uudor the now management OF the
farmers, notwithstanding the bitter opposition
, 1874-09-14
Western Congressional Districts.
FINBr IOWA.

Suteiai Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DunI1SuroN, ID, Sept 12.-TLo Hon. G. ".
McCrary. Republican candidate for Congress,
aud II. Antrobus, candidate for Prosecuting At
torney. addressed = meeting Of forty men and
boys at DAnyillo last evening. Tile campaign
has hccu actively opened by both parties.
Among .hoso now On tho stump in this district
arc ilessrs. a1oCraty and Antrohus, Republic
cans, md Measrs. palmur and 9praguo, Anti
Monouo!y candidates for Congress- sud Ptose-
cutting Attorney, respectively.
, 1874-09-14

KAFKaIEE COUNTY, lLL.-nEFunM.
r, Special Dfspatea to Tht Chicago Tribune.
rArKAKEE. Ill., Sept. 12.-Tho Independent
Rcform County Convention waa vol attended
to-day. For Sheriff, .uoorgo 11uokiny was nou,i-
K. Croawall,
, 1874-09-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

L1yERpooI, Sept. la.--Arrlvod out--stsau,-
ships Minister Room, from Now York. aud Nedar-
lxud, from Philadelphia.