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, 1874-08-09

Mr. c. $. Mcrriman, Of New York, the paten:ee
OF the Hfe-d1ess, has offered $3oo to Dir. Paui
Boytop, the diver, to make eea voyage IN hi4
suit. 10 order to demonstrate to tie public ita
merits as life preserver. He has accepted the
uroposal. and on or about the 25th OF September
be will be carried from New York By an outward
bound steamer to q distance not less than 2oo
miles from lAud, when he will be dropped and
left to the mercy Of the waves until he shall
meet raas,ng vessel. He will carry with him
it rubber bag suficient rations, consisting OF
dried meats etc. 10. ooe week as we'll aa g2od
quantity of fresh water. He rilI also carry s1g.
nal lights aud tags, ~i:h sectional nag u fess ;s
slowed away in the unlimited portals OF the
rubber b. which is ans feet ssppaS aauasi to soa
aoated a. the ride of the Swimmer. The feat
may be cone:dered by many ss chh!,ensns death sa
hut 1lr. Boyton il very, sapgalne Of success ana
cavs that he would nlltinsl! allow himself to be
lett thousand miles out without the slightest
fears regarding his safe reeoyeIy: In or o1des to
toned date 10 the one ~hea be will be most
likely to encounter the severe equinoctid galos.
, 1874-08-09
REMEMBER NE.

Let me ask one fond remembrance
At the sacred eyeniny-hour,
When the shades OF twilight gather
0Fer garden, walk, and bower:
Wien the ehadoHs sJfs ara falling,
Aud the weary day Is deno,
Theu the night Is closing round thee,
Remainder then the absent one.
Let me 2sf ono fond remembrance
When The stars are IN thu sky,
When thy hearts besk thoughts 60 u2ae-1
To the Majesty on high:
When the gentle moon Is aiming
Over moorland, over lea,
When the world il clothed in shadow,
Wilt thou then remember ne7
Let ne ask one fond remembrance
When thy heart Is filled with woe,
When tie darkness oTeshaugs theo
Az the ages come and 60:
When the weary ttmpests gather
Wildly DER Lies stormy Sea,
And thy soul is filled with sadness,
Wilt thou then remember met
Let mo ask one fond remembrance
At thy sacred altaE, where
Holy angels. waiting, listen,
Listen for thy evening prayer:
Baar me on thy wings Of ether
To the Throne above thca; there,
There would not I've forgotten.-
Let my name be in thy prayer. F-Aa1
, 1874-08-09
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, AUGUST O. 1874.

place; while the defendant trusts to the legal
wisdom OF Col. Beard, Of Tore Haute, Col. Soil
ers, aud Judge Tanner, of onris. 1t is probable
that the trial will occupy whole weok, possibly
moro, - nearly 100 Witnesses are to be
counsel, expect to present the strongest case
thev can, aud the conflict *ill be no chlld's play
on either side. They are both well-kuown and
occupy conspicuous places in the. society, Of
Edgar County. From . financial point Of view,
the lndy is well-to-do and the gentleman wealthy
able, it Is said, to stand draft of 1000,
should the jury, after hearing the evidence,
agree that his once-a -atfianced bad bad her affec-
tiOns in fufed to that amount.
, 1874-08-09

Some months sint.i suit was commenced IN
the Edgar County Circuit Court by Jennie Mann
against David S. Blackburn, in which Miss Mann
and afternard broke that promise, for which she
wants wan him to psy her the sum Of s4o,o 900. Ar:
blackburn evidently thought that the courts and
fuues of Edgar County, out OF sympathy for
Jenuie, might fail to do him justice, and 10
moved change Of venue to thus county Inc
case will come up for trial in the first week of the
August term of tue yermilion Circuit Court, and
ia ALREADY attracting considerable attention.
Mis- nann has coaided her cause to no less able
cnuuael than Dan Voorhees,, Of Tesre Hautc, +.
n. Bishop, OF Paris, aud ]. D. Mann. OF this
, 1874-08-09

Speeiat Ditpafch % The CAtcaoo 7F16u'1A-
DECATUR, ILL.,, Aug. There are no new
speciA developments in the Casey murder tI1al
to-day, Defendant gave in his testimony. He
said that be stabbed Kennedy in self defense,
The The latter first striking defendant across the
nose. The prosecution is now bringing in test,
Tonny 70 prove th.t Casey is \ no1oriouslJ bad
1uan, s,:d not to he believed on oath.
, 1874-08-09

W ~ = Taly feW years make splendid appear
GH.
~ The intersection Of Pavilion Parkway and
M sesern aTenue, beautiful little park Of 20
sss a 10 be nade, IS acres of which bave a.
T. ~ baen secured From this park north to
T. T. anal the Commissioners are purchasing
~ IND Is fast rs possible. Ne noticed the
sS'Y stakes for the entire distance. and II
e ae's OF property are willing to accept fa:r
+ r. ior their land the sewers can be still put
~ Slo'e the season Closes The Commissioners
~ Aso, possible, to throw up the middle Of
~ i1ulaTatd and perhaps drees it with pounded
-. aa prepare the sides for planting the
Tue spring.
hare \ suggestion both for the Commits
~ 49, ~ md the people OF the city. These parks
NJ r,sNalesards are to be source Of culture and
Il. E.eAsu1a to all our citizeus, provided only,
e.. aeE z can have cheap and constant acceHs to
ne, therefore, beg leave to suggest that
III HoRSE-RA1LWAf
d1rsa ~. ooEn between the main ana outside
nr,s 2 It would take only few feet of
ts;a' Us carr could be made ornamental; they
III. tea IN one direction on the one SIDE
s,t,maa sm ae opposite On the other; and thus while
a.. sLs III ee1 carriage With her children could
~ ~ ue lns1gcraring atmosphere and the beat
sM H. tae scene, the wife Of the poor laborer aud
H. mach anic, with their little ones. could for
nr ,aS MSece, and perchance with fer greater
Enc o profit, risit the health-giving, beautiful
l. sr1haa'ngB hg Of the city. As soou as conuect-
Nh "nleFard is made between Douglas
Eaa On the Vest Side aud that
Ia me, sne south at the crossing OF
ah ~ p.at this railway should extend from Lin
6esd ptsxAy down to the south ine OF the
M ~ and the Commissioners of all the
airhs me city officers, in order that the poor
~ ts,ss guarded against imposition, should take
ts,n.e* slngle fare should cover the entire
pseudS ouch railway system will make our
Il ~ improvements available to Ill our peo-
~ re Alike essential to cultivate their
70 promote their social, political, and
, 1874-08-09

a3ture the ser1ied ranks Of the army fall back
to let the procession PASS the sunlight glinss in
dazzling spleudor the jeweled tnitres and
gold-wrought robes OF the cross bearers and
on the hcitnets and robes OF the Crusaders. It
is a picture RADIANT with the warmth and lustIe
of an Eastern Sun, and glowing with Light and
color.
Another picture which ne had not before OBJ
served WIS that Of The Outcass "A woman
living aAlcep on stone bench in the moonlight,
wrapped iu tar.an shawl, ller head resting on q
col Of rope, and her baby folded to her breast.
The conversation then turned upon Dple's
great picture Of 81 The Christian Marsyrs,' low
on exhibition ut the Salon, which represents tue
Colosseum by moonlight, and the Wild beasts
pronluy amid the ucad bodies OF the martyrs
they have tla,u, wbiie overhead hovels train
Of silye1-shiuing wnite-winged aDSela-tho ono
wo,k ia the whole exhibition that shows real
Inauguration or fervor OF feeling. Some one
made .he artist laugh very heartily BY quoting
to him rnot Of Cnr1s1ianr, the actor, who IL 1t
present playing Jupiter at the Gaicte, IN the
Grand REPRODUCTION of ONeubachs "Orphee
a,1x Enters" Christian went one day to tho
Salon with party OF his fellow-ar:ists. When
they came to !" The Christian Martyrs. little
actress among them asked Vzentsni what the
swerrd Jupin, ait is t. party Of actors taking
supper after first representation ~
IL threw q farewell glance around the studio
before taking leave, feeling Of as:onlshzne.s at
the marvellous versatility. AZ vel! as the 1ertllity,
o, Of tbe @ artist's genius flied my mind; The lofty
deyotional fee.sng Of "Yhe Dream" the homely
patbos Of - Tho MountebanSs" and - The Out
cast the weird grandeur Of the sc3pa from Tue
- Inferno" the terrible *GSony OF >'~1he hassa-
cre Of tue Innocen1s," the ilghtucas' and beauty
and delicate fancy Of The Fairy Reyel," the
trututui literainess, SO to speak, Of The Gam
iug-Table," all these were before 1ny eyes, "hlfe
rn,11tltudes Of others came throngln5 on Inv
memory. Then I looked At the SUI youthful
face and form Of the aItlat and " still my Won
der grew" .,,n. :,
, 1874-03-22

For Sale q Desirable Residence,

Barn. lI1so corner TO- trecs and ehrnbbcry, Wash.
astao-ss. vet Of Union Pa1k vt great barKsn On
2s5rcat- Possession given Immediately Address H.
rabune Office,
, 1874-03-22

MR- STETSENREtDE, BE-,
Was QUO of the old German settlers, haF1ng re-
sided il the vicinity for IS years, and ~da te-
apected by a1l who knew him.
Tho County Court offers reward OF 81, ,O1M
for the discovery, arrest, and conviction OF thd
fepdg.
, 1874-03-22

Tbs undersigned viii le for the n:1t two Eeots the
be.t quality aot d maple "ecd fof g pr eo'd ssTsd
cud xcd and spi E9 per c:rd 4foot dry pine slabs
Ut 50 St2te-et. BAkER d CO.
, 1874-03-22
DRESS GOODS.
PREVIOUS TO THEIR REMOVAL,
MAY L,
MANuHBZnBR BROS,

224 & 226 West Madison-st,,
VIII offer to purchasers special in
ducements in all classes Of Dry
Goods to reduce or close the entire
stock. We will place on sala,
MONDAY, MARCH %,
10 pieces Heavy Black Gros Grain
Silk at 81 per yard.
20 pieces Heavy Black Gros Grain
Silk at $l.25, SITS, $l.90, and So.
SO pieces Co1ored Alpacas at Csc,
and $50.
SO pieces Colored Mohair, new
shades, 35c, worth SOC.
25 pieces Silk Pongee, new shades,
soc, worth 81.
400 pieces Striped shawls, $3.50,
50, $3.50, end 81.
100 pieces Wamsutta Muslin, tic.
20 pieces Black and Gray Striped
Spring Silks at bargain.
Barg elns in Cashmeres and Drap
D'etes.
Bargains in Brocade and Striped
Japanese Silks.
Bargains in French Poplin and
Velours.
Bargains in Cloths and Cassi-
meres.
oai6H4u5 LII 1dO46 L1u6uss NHP.
kins, and Towels.
Bargains in Marsei1les Quilts and
Covcrlets.
Bargains in Hosiery and Under
wear.
Bargains in Lace Curtains and
White Goods.
Bargains in Hamburg Embroider-
les and Laces.
Novelties in Neck Ruches, Ties,
Scarfs, Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk and
Lace Vcilines, Belts, etc., ETC., at
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
, 1874-03-22

AUCTION SALE
I will otter Public ouction. At my fAi!u nne,ben
milo south OF tho E1eoIsioF R1.ek Y1E. or e. y
hi.eE Horsc-, aud Jeasa old. Is hands hight
Weight q 4u6 lbs. also nurabcr OF einxio ho.7ss ~
With .ppruved security nj hous tntere.t. paid when
due but 10 per cent from date OF c + net ad Eneo
due. '. F4%10E1fu no1-1t.
, 1874-03-22
REAL ESTATE.
SOUTH CHICAGO.
LOTS FOR SALE
TN TAYL0R'S ADDITION,

oltuaeo1 ,i,,rt - ~ Ia mot invest your money
unta 7ou nave seen and investigated tne enn1 ad
Eaatasss Il oS{Saaa SS9Sha nssE2 f: @ is Of
4Ron g41GK an1 stsei ~, Ho1ling Mills has been re-
s,.,,,ad nd wil be pushed forward rapidly
to Completion. Many other improvements
a1S .TaPsi ID P.ilhi, tine Site. for MAN
and i iR1U5iTEsB purposes for sale on favor
a35s 6mes t". st South Chicago in Ewing House,
r. II VOU'rE, Agent.
Free railroad tickets, fnrn,ahed- For par
taculars, maps, etc., call at ohce, l21 Dear-
y. B.-The Office Of Taylor's Addition Will
be removed to Ewing BloSS's oorner North
, 1874-03-22

RARB BUSINESS CHANCE.

offer for sala tho right for Cook County Of the Sew
York P.teat Carpet RenovAng Company. Also the ap-
ptances for carrying tho This process Is now
fairly introduced II h. city and It's popularity makes
IN assured opportunity hero offered OF
suro and profitable busineas for comparatively snAu
Investment. THoMAo E. tftx.
lq1 Eaat Randolph st, third do1F.
, 1874-03-22

Highway T.obbcry near Cincinnati.
.rec,at Dispatch to The Chicago zr.61:'e
Cvc1xxAT1, o., March 21--Your reporter has
to-day obtained facts condrmasorv OF the rumo1
that reacted the city late last night that Mr. ~
B. Bepler. OF the prominent firm OF Deplet d
Co., bankers and European steamship asente,
northwest corner OF Third and Maln Streets naa
been attacked and probably fatally shot oy e'en-
way robbers while he WAS on his ~.y home ITO"
the CITY. Mr. Gates, s'ho lives at 6edanasslAo.
just res: Of this city, went down to the L" T.
L. Railroad depot in thu eTenlng Of yesterday
to take the train homo, AID there met Ill., oe
Ter, who Was also gciog cut to his residence Oh
the Delhi pike, tvo mile: south OF 6ed@msV1llo-
They vent together untll The station Was reached,
twenty minutes later. we.e 41r. Bepler 'raa
NET III His HIRED aAs
with his private carraee-
Mr. Bepler, having an hour TO spa1e, Tis1sed
and about balf-past o'clock entered Lis car
riaro with his diver to he d11Teu home When
they reached \ point about mile moth OF
SedaZnsvilo
TWO MEN JrMrED FROM THE ROADSIDE
and demanded halt. TIE dr1ycr, too fright
ened by this sudden onslaught to make despe1-
ate drive for liberty. at ouco checked up. and
one OF the men, both Of Whcn we're dlsSn .sed-
cau1ht tie horse by the bride rein. Nlllo tho
other, pointing h1e Plsso4 ~ 'no o4'''' 1esAA'
ordered Lin to .......
Owe oyEH ALL THE vALUAHLE9
he had about him. silver watch comprised
tha limit OF his wealth. The robber then vent
to Mr. Repler and repeated bis demand, brlt tha5
gentleman. not easi1y overcome by the sight aud
dread OF q cooked revolver. jumped out It the
carriage and, refusing to 90 deprived OF money
or valuab1es,
BEGAN TO REASON WITH TIE PILLOW.
By thie time tho cther foo:pad left hls post at
tie horses head nud c1ne to his fellow cfl1niuaie
aid. but this iuc1easo of desperate force had no
eject On Mr. Bepler, and With his 1eason ;uter-
prered some words that indicated q resistance to
tho last il they attempted to ksko anything away
from him BY force, the pistol stil in the hald Ct
tho first Ioan was
Us Al argument, but failed 10 convinced Mm that
he thould pass over Ill be had III his pockets. It
vas At this point Of parleying, Wien the struggle
commenced.
sEvEEAL sEoTs WE'RE FIRED,
but neither c! which appeared to enec! ita :i1u,
though tue villains succeeded IN oEerpo~ ~er1nE
their victim. and fetching from his pockets al
the money he lad, which was only 90 cent?, aoc
watch. During thb alteration, and just pre-
yiou. to tho fling, Two Young iad1es-1a:
Mieses Wililams-tfove up. Mr.. BepleT aakeo
them to remain, but they uere TOO p.dly f1'sht-
eued to hear his request, and. giving "hp ad
rem to their hc1ze, drove z=5ii'y 1HaJ to glTe
Tie robbers, having effected their pn1pcs=,
lSee Fourtk faxe)
, 1874-07-01

STtc1al UEtI'ayeK % The ChfcNgo TTibNnt,
- DETHo1T, Mich, June 30.-Tha discussion OF
state nominations among Republicans IL becom-
ing quito brisk. Gov. BagIey aud Liout.-}oy.
Holt will be ronomlnatod without opposition.
For Secretary Of State thero is strong move
ment in favor Of e. e. D. Holden, Of Grand
Rapids, aud no onposition has manifested ilBolf.
Audtor-General Humphrey will also probably bo
ronominatad for his 1fth torn. aud the proseut
Attorney. General aud Superintendent OF ln.
atrtlctson aaye only held ono term. and will re-
ceivo nominations without doubt. The chief
contost at present promises to arise over
the Troasurershlp. Nr. Collier not proposing
to rnu again. Tho candidates In tho fioId
10 fnr are John Il. Doies. of Louawoe County.
for aaverat torma membor OF tho Legislature;
John johnson, banker, OF Port Huron and
Cos. ". y. McOroafy, Of Flint, present Unltod
States Collector for his district. The iattor
seems to huyo the llyelicst following thus far ct
all: Tho struggle ovor this place will unquestlou-
ably be q very animated QUO,
, 1874-07-01

sSss' tSS5tt r.! I!
as; as;'Gs S
noaToNs w. TIE a1ArEE LEAFS.
tons nnaMrf9np. ~ ont:, june ao-Baso Ball: DoB-
THE WHITES AND REDS.
The following IL n fuller account OF tho dis
aatrous game PLAYED at Boston by the Whito
Stockings Saturday, where they n,alo runs to
~ Tor their opponents.
Thc gnm0 opened ut half-pask r. with tho
t. mt Then White sot y 10 Trsscy, Wo % hcid It.
caught, sarcd to run to third Int ino throw from,
Ifeafy to Force cut him off. Soon nftcr tEo errers
e bcgan t9 run up Peters especially distinguishing lin
e!f IN Tint llnc nd bcforc tho Bostuns wcro sent ia
tie field they Ind scored nix unearned runs Chcauo
sn a. vent H. a1d earned Two by good li,a Of on.i-
added ons moro run to their Ecorc. Tho Dostous hrii
nn Tor ~ next thrco innings, hut in tho AfIh tloy
p"k,a 1s,sn n;rr foT Ssl r thsr
s!e, fcto1s outao1ng himeef. By this time tic Rano
l iest al Interest," except that cxcitc by lie nos-
resulted in grand etul of 20 base tits, md lis same
ih nnmner Of runs, the chicagos failing to make moro
The fielding Of tho Boston ntno ,yaa ad,n]ratlc
h1ines nnd Leonard doing sone splendid work ii
snvr 1 positions whs o'1tourke hod everything TINT
~ ln had few opportunities for making aty narte
Mii4sy Mi'ar'y good ,nys At '1e by. Tho ordinarily heavy
to tho bat eight t'nea and nate sir bnso ills without
sny ap!s,rent =, oscstion and tc oilers got in sono
hH Lat with such telling cAo oct, ia credited viii hit
QUO; ono; However, tho general effect wAs exceedingly
Fo; The nieaaoH outhbcrt I'D at The bat followed
catch cit Harry Wright that elected Tic hearticst
apliauso' and cuthbers nnd Trcacy botl, nado good
, 1874-07-01

Ihe Linonao Party Win at Ottawa, Ill.

A"e Linonso Party Win at Ottawa, Ill.
Special Dfsratch to Tho Chtcnoo Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. June 30-1ho tug Of war az to
licensing saloone catuo up tonight ,u this oity
before tho Council. Tho cruaadors wore out In
force, aud, on 1oavo. not very oourseously
granted, through their apokoswoman. Mira,
Jesse Diokey. road an address, to which wero
appended about 700 names Of residents Of O,ta-
III, Of which It was olai,nod that 400 wero
tlioao Of 1ogal yotora. Thoro arc fourteen ALL
dorlnen In our City Council one absent, having
nloYod awaY rathor than meet tho direct ouex,
ton Of fconHc or no liconao. Tho vote stood q
for lieonso to againht. Tho ]locnHo was flxed
blnzng In various parts Of tho city, and Bpcccloa
nre being made on tho public square by Tho il
collse purity.
, 1874-07-01
Congressional Nomination In Ipdf-
A1IM+

- optrNt Dispatch to Thc Chi:a1o Tribune.
FonT WAYNE, Ind. June 30-I1e delegates to
tho Democratic Congressional Convention to-
morrow afo already at1iyins in largo numbers,
and arc ql'arturcd at prominout hotols Excito-
nent runs high, and tho prospects are that tho
balosIng will continue seycial days before .
cho!co il rnado. There arc eight cn,ldidatcH be-
foio tue Convention. but tho contest seems to bo
principally conilncd to IL. II. Hamilton and ".
Co,erlok, Of this county. Pool selling on tho re-
suit il IN progress at the Ayoliue House tonight.
Tho Democratio majority in tile diatrict boinR
about ,0oo, denomination is considered eQuiya-
lunt 70 IN election.
Ito The Assocfated Prtss.1
Font WAYsl:, Ind, June 30.--Ihe eomewbat
slhGalar spectacle "as plcBoutcd here tonight Of
ponl- -Ho'lng, at the Avelino House, on tho nu1ni-
nat'on Of Congressman by tho Democratic Con-
vontion to be held in thla city tomorrow. Ham
iiton, tirst cho:e,. sold for 80, as did also tho
fio!d. Whlle tile bidding was 1T It's hoight tie
nolico appeared aud stopped tho proceedings.
The excitement runs high and the contest TO-
morrow Will ben close one botweon Hamilton
and coletick. Nearly two hundred delegates
Aayo nrrlyed.
, 1874-07-01
WALL STREET.
Slight Activity In G0l1-Ncxv President
nf Erie.

Slight Activity in sold-Nc,v President
OF Eric.
Special Dispatch 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
New York, june 30.-Thore was a slight ao-
tiyity in tho Gold Exchange to-day, caused ly
tue reported lomand Of tho UMted States upon
the Spanish Government tor money Indemnity
for the ]iveB Of victims Of tlle massacre at Suu-
lingo do Cuba. Gold roso from Ill to 1t1A.
Hugh ]. Jowett, the coming Prosidenr Of tho
Eric Railway Company, MA elosetei with tho
controlling olieiuls OF the road to-day The
present stains and the future Of tho road wore
discussed. The legal advisors OF tho Company
arc receiving an immense number of proxies
from foreign shareholders, and dountloas tho
Barlow administration will bo continued.
The city banks are beginning to deposit their
5 por cent logal-tenders with tho Department at
Washington for tile purpose Of redeon1.nE their
calculation. md homa are also acting in tho sumo
way for country banks.
, 1874-07-01
THE RING.
Special Dfanatefl to Yhe ChtrGao Tribune.

pi1zt-fid1ET IN w1sCoSs1N.'
GREEN BAY. Wis, June 30.-Tho one topte of
conversation in this part of tic stato is tho ght
between Jim Taylor, OF Chicago, and Rad
Handed Mike. of Nogannee, Mich, whicl, taisos
place on Chnmbora' Island, co miles from loro
Tho staaoa AFRO $3.50 a sido, AMI tho battlo will
decide who ia the mi<ldlc-woieht champion OF
America. Tho authorities havo tlli,B far
m:inAed ut the p1eliminaries, botll mon hny-
Oconto. and 1t III not ut all likely That ary IT.
tomrt will bo mado to Interfere with the mill, 4
circumstance whlrh ID regarded M suspicious is
The arrival lluro thiR morning Of two revenue
cutters, Their object il unknown, but it s boz
with tho fight. Quite q number Of strangers
ME alieady IN town. some from st. Louis. and
1thera CT from Dubuque, st. Pail, mud Now York.
Excursion boass aro to leave four points. and .
large attendance aud plucky fight is antct-
rlte1.
, 1874-07-01

A missionary to Uppar Durmah Haya Tint wl.en
porton ia tirat fuulld guilty of llrunkonuoss
ttore 10 IL paraled Though tho stroota by tho
State MnstsrB, who rcaa tho urla1a at tho slroot
coraora aud laah him with thongs. ue ls thou
taten to the high court mi Aoyeod moro NO.
yately, md then sont home. II tho otfelae III
repeated ho IL again sub bjeolod to tho sa'ue pun
iShMent aud then banigAed from tho country,
, 1874-07-01

Two girls OF tho Dovor N, IT,, 1ligh School,
lately refused, by their parents' direction, to at
tond 1lto examination aud graduation OK, rciscs
IN tl!e City Hall, on tho ground that It was too
l.'hlo r., A tho Ptncipnt promptly suspended
aI injunction to restrain tho suspension, and.
after argument, tho muttor waa referred 10 tho
Supreme Court
, 1874-07-01
Congressional Con-
venti0M In losyt.

Bnet7aE DlsPa{ch 70 TIE CAicauo tribune
CEDAR RArlus, IT,, June 2O.--At tAo Anti
Monopoliat Congressional Convention held hers
to-day, tue several counties wore veil ropresont-
ea. Mayor Bloom. of Iowa CITY. was chosen
Chairman, and dolivoroa short adL.oss, On
tho second ballot ]. Wilkinson, u tar,nor Of
Tama, was deolarod tho unanimous ol4oico OF
the Convention as candidate for Congress. Mr,
Wilkinson is u farmer, aud said to be a gentle-
nihu Of culture and education. On tho currency
question he IL in favor OF expansion rather thai,
contraction,
, 1874-07-01

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 30.-For tho lake
region, partly cloudy weather md continued low
temperature, except noar tho southern portion
Of Lake Michigan; light rains near Laltcs Huron
aud Superior; east or south winds aud staton-
ory or falling harometor. For the Northwest
gonoratlY clenr or fnr wcasl1ar, except in tho
Lower Missouri, southerly or westerly winds,
slight riha Of temperature, and rising followed
by fallinE barometor.
LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.
CH1CAHQ Juno SO. 1874
, 1874-07-01
Lazv1ess Work Of Antf-Tcmpernnco
WGM mt NupolG0lt. q.

Special Dispatch to The CAfeaao Tribune
TOLEDO, O., Juno t}1.-A most diugraceful
attack, was made this evening UPON M
open-nir temperance meeting il, Napoleon.
o. Stones and rotton oYgs wore hurled
into inc. the audience. and as tho latter
otatod by misBtes hurled from Iousetops and
stntlows. Thu mob broke all tic wlndoye in
The houBo Of tho Mayor, and tl,oso Of several
other c'sizosls. Throats arc made OF burning
the houscH Of prominent temperance leaders
aud groat Excitement prevails.
, 1874-07-01

LITTLE RooK, June 30.-rla election to-day
passed. oR very quietly. 1t Is impossible to tefl
tho result ct thih hour. Tho cltyh.s gona largo
1y for tho Convention, though tho yole for telo.
gatoa LII very close.
, 1874-07-01

New Yong. June 30.-At meeting to-day OF
the 1i6eral Republican State donerat Commit
toe, i. waB decided to call State Convention.
to bo holu at Albany OIL 6ept. ..
, 1874-07-01
MARRIAGES,


- ,,ctiRfsFIAN-nAL1t-;lu Mtinasapolls, Mlnu., Juno
y! ny Wv iteP H11fGe uhnse, At tits rcsltlu,cp ri
.aosg1 Il Jnno. Fan, Sit. JUln A. GGr4tian to niss
Mary e. uAll. all Ut ilut GIty. No cafliH, ~ ~
, 1874-07-01

ALBANY, June 30.-Ex- Gov. Clurk has aooo,,tet]
the nomination OF the Prohibition Convention,
for Governor.