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From the AoHfh lend {fHa3 tribune.
Aa au illustration OF tho power OF one poison
to countoract another In tho human system re-
cent caao in tAa city fu,nishcs highly impor-
taut and Interesting Instance. We glyo tho
etatenoot III roatod ts Iii by Dr.. Hurts, "lo
wus called to the relief Of would-be suicite+
aud Who Administered tho successful antidote.
The persou had taken between 40 aud 5u grains
OF opium, mud was fast dying He could no
lpIgor swallow, his oxtrointleH were cold and
had turned black, while his respIrations only
numbered botwoon six aud seven 60 tue minute;
THIS last Of itssif sooMod to Indicate tint all
hopo waB gona, AZ anything less than eight rca~
piratlonH minute lad heretofore boon known us
i sure precursor Of DEATH. AZ, laat resort tic
doctor determined to try horoio troatmont, aud
Ao ncoordingly, with q hypodorno syringe, In
iectod two-thirda of d dram Of llux-Yomlca dis
solved III = toaBpoonful Of wator boaoath tho
skin over the heart, stomach. spiue, aud Oh each
aru above tho elbow. and On tile Gulf Of cacl log.
Tho quantity Of nux-yoInica would Iave boon tho
deatli Of any woll ,nun In existence, but IN al1-
tagonsm to tho opium It was in this seemingly
hopaloss caHo all agont Of 1sfo, and in fifteen
minutes tho man waB nitting np Ill bed, COLI
Holous, aud rapidly recovering.
, 1874-08-25

e1.0esoN on THE WAn-pATH.

sEoesoN ON THE wAIt-rATH.
notwithstanding prosperous bnsinoss George
Blossom has not neglected Lis billtard-plAying,
but las kcpt steadily III practice sinco his return
from Now OrlcAsla. Tho result il tint lo il III
splendid form tor match with any Of tho grcnt
Eastern exports. and il extremely desiroua to
croBs cues with either Of thu Diun brothers. In
order to mako his wiBllos in this respect known i'll
Now York, he has forwarded, Or IL about to For
ward, to tho editor OF Iiiiics' Spi!! ofHe Times
formal cnllcnge, tile substAlicB IT Which IL aa
follows: He will p.ay b Freneh game with
Joseph Dion, III Ciitcago, for S500 side
within reasonable tinlo, and will a1luw him
@lOO TO deIray htA GxpcllseB to this city or ho
will clay Cyullo Dion eimilar gano for l. simi-
1nr amount, Tut Nill not alluw Inn any travelling
expenses. Should The challenge be ncceptod he
promises TO deposit Forfeit of 525D without de-
lay. This challenge, coming from ono 10 young
III billiards to such jus.ly-ceiebyated playefs na
tho Dions, 1uay bo regarded III bulcol4ba at tho
East, lut nu acceptance will decide tnat matter
more ellcctuails than anything clHe.
KUDoLrIE AND uAAS.ER.
During hiu recent ylslt to tie Eastern races,
Al Smith. Of Chicago, STOPPED q slay Or two III
Now York, u1d wiu there offered to ,nntcll llu-
do pho against Garn,or for St.0u0 Il side, tho
mach to be played i'll Gnrnier's room. and Oh
h,s tAbie. Oarnios declined, giving sa reason
that ho wuuld play none but championship
nlutcheB 10 lung Us llo hold tho cllaelge cup.
As tic champion is forced by the rules to tlay a
game every two months Ior ) 100 sido II clul-
lcuged, Rudolpho ncea not lnnguibh long lot Il
match, if ho really desires one.
, 1874-08-25

Suspension Of Work in the pennsyl-
val1aln int1lrnGitn C0sal Iaincs-aJ, ,uuu
Miners TtatOsvM Out of Employment
'&ciAporttrity.
Special Dispatca so7Ae Chicago Tribune.
W1LNEsnARnE. Pa, Aug. 2i.-Tho coal worlsB
throughout tho anthracite fold suspended opor
atious on Saturday, aud advanced tho pr,ce Of
coal 10 co,,ts per ton. Work witl bo resumed on
tho LIT Of sppteaabor. Thin Btoppago IL tho re-
suit OF q combination effected in February last
10 restrict tho Bnpply Of coat to last years. pro-
duction, tho market having become ovcrstocked,
mud tie prlcc. thcrcby reduced. Tho
mined their quota for August. according. To
tho terms Of tho combination, they are compelled
to stop the works until the end Of tho month.
Tho combination spoken Of Is composed of tho
following ral1road colporations, which comprise
llle ontire coal interest Of Pennsylvania Io-
high & Wiikeabarre Coat Company, Cen;sal Rail-
road OF Now jersey. Delaware i Hudson Canat
Company, Philadelphia l. Reading Nal.toad, and
Delaware, Western l. Lacihwanna Railroad.
About 2b,0oo men ore thrown out Of employ
n,Ant temporarily, the Lctligh d Wilkenbarto
Coal Company alono having 1900 men.
, 1874-08-25
Heavy Robbery at Windsor. ll3.

Ftoat tie Shtttyri'te {iN.} independent, Atr. eu.
On Wednesday morning last, about tho hour
Of 2 O'Clock, tho store Of MeBsrs. 11llHahcok j.
York, general merchants Of our neighboring
little City Of Windsor, waA brokon into by burg
lars, T4n aate OF tho firm was brokon opoh
mud tho sum Of eG5s in currency, and between
81, ,oG0 and $5:0D0 worth Of notcs takon thero-
from.
It appea.s that the burglars obtained ts'eir
tools, cousistlug Of pich q spike -slolSo, aud IL
hatcl,et, by breaKing open tho toul-cileat Of the
bcctIou boss uour tfio railroad toput. Tho bnck
window Of tho Btoro through whist, the burglars
affected MI cntrance MAS boenfetl Wy Wooden
Hsutter faHtoned inside this shutter they by
nluaEB Of t!lolt tooB sprung Op0n, Which being
dune eavo tlc,n al eaBy eutrnneo by RAISING tho
WlnuoW-Baah.
Tho safo In which tho firm kopt nj! their books,
paperHt and money waA 4 hutaIi nne Of ilal'H old
patent without combination luuk, hut tho burg"
tasB Woio prepared 10 'Eo through" any ortin-
ary sato, nlld with tic t0nH cut hole about two
l,teaes aertssB. near the key-no'e, through whnh
tAn bolts could easlly 10 tllrnv hack With tho
'lngara or Any Asuull isseutuuut. llaying of,e4ol
ttlo hafo they lAatla u eean RWepp aud took out
everything which 1t contained, md went out ut
The bnoil uoor which Tns fastened bya bar arrosH
It, It IL supposed thAt they carried thair booty
to tho Htablo Of H. @. jackson, E.q.. tho POST
n1aHter to exAtnis and a.sort it. az III tis stable
u portion ot the coutonsH OF the safe was found,
ut1lung Which waro several prontsaory notaa duo
tho lrHl.
of tho daring act.
, 1874-08-25

Correspondence of The tHicstgo Tribune,
GnEESv1LIE, ILL.,, Aug. 21.-A farmer named
j. ]. KGcaid, living at 1ulau Point, employed #
stranger, q week or 80 ago, to rsHist lin on his
farm. 1his morning on arising ha iouud tile
man missiug. Further search revealed the fact
that he bud rrod open . trunk aud talcn thorc-
from suit Of clothes; 1itled the pockets Of tho
otLer farm-liands, taking TWO pockot-booEH con-
taiusng small sutns OF money; bud also helped
h.nlselt to g new ha. and pair Of boots. A
farnl.hand wlth whom lie slept says that ho las
been in the hauit Of proving around tights.
aud, although ho pried open trunk in tho room
in WHICH they slept, and malu considerable
noiao, no notice was takon of it Oh that account.
To car tie Climax, Ae left \ note OIL tho table,
III which he sad: ~ huve takOu these things
Eecausa it's my business. 1t will do no good to
follow me aud speLd q lot of money; and: II
you do, will put u bullot through yon. Find
ont my name II you can." lie WIS tracct@to
within milo Of GreonWew. sinco which time
nothing laas been heard Of him.
, 1874-08-25
Ing MP tho railroad, and landing tbs boiler 100
foot from itn bod. Tho ongluoor being outaide,
no uf.e MN htrt.

Further Feports from Non. Albion contradict M
the crop report mate public by railroad oniolnlb
at that point teconlly, w1erou tho W'toat Has
sot down as ono-fonrth leBH than last year and
OF poor 9Iallty. Reliable parties at tlat nons
estimate this years. crop as equal IN quantity to
tnat or lase year, aud superior In quality. =,
,-J. +; hlarr, OF Fort Madison, ono OF tho
Ao5a O. M te hlarr o9tato III scotla1 estimated
~ S!oo, o0.ouo, wlll leave thls Wock to attend
Ileetng OF nls tno Known J., heirs, to 20 l'ola at
Lehslht!, hllch, sept. J.. Ihoro aro three other
.or 'a.e, nol1s r,os1a!ng gt so.1 Madison, whoao
'"o'uoA ""o " "'htot VI u. I. hle9rs
co,, ,.,,,,zo hssnSskA; \, MI,sash;. mi,
s tnasu IT,. ~ MIpraska Ihe gfaasnop-
Ia Insu t,4 XIX eolM anu AZ soSGtn
, 1874-08-25
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, AUGUST g.

camo tlmbling DOWNSTAIRS In hot Hcaroh Of aono
orc to carry from tho oonmttee-room OF COM
morce patont fog-horn intrustod to his cnre "
an ingenious Yanltoo acquaintance. At tho foot
Of tho stairway ho encountered n colorcd mnn
sauntoring along, pulling awny At n hllGo cigar
Aly good fellow" cried the Captain, "l'll giyo
you dollar to carry down my fog-horu." "Who
10 dohblo do you tako mo full ?" responded AM
Gu. drawing himaclf up In ligulflcd wrntn. " IN
npondcd Goldman. "Deu you don't know mo,
sah." mo. Hr. aud havo no time to sock On
Introduction. Who sto you anyhow ?" "Mc,
aah 1'ao. do honnoabo Mr.. Cain, member %
Captain, thoughtfully. "Well, Mr.. CAIN am
Borry for son ave probably lost t'ae only onnos-,
tnnity you will ovor llayo Of making All lonebs
dollar"
, 1874-08-25
u Soldier 1tnia1,inv n HEncIk.


CAMr Dnows, Wyo. Tor, Aug. 17.-As Com
pas.y L. Ili1d Cavalry, WAS proceeding to Camp
brown, Wyo. Ter, to re1.oyu Company 3, secoud
Cavalry, most utrocious clime was committed
by member Of tho former company. An es-
cort OF four men aud Corporal wore at lilo
North Fork Of tho popoagio, going toward
Brown, when. without any narnng, ono Of tho
escort, named Green, rodo up to one aiahoncy,
and, presenting hls pistol, shot him through tho
lungs. lIs then immediately tuned upon tho
others mud commenced an lndisclimuato fro,
shooting one inan through tho bowels, and au-
other til. ough tho eitlo Az Ryan fell, thu re-
n'alnius uninjurod man ran 10 help h!1n got hia
feet frusn tlio Bt,rllnB; consequently Green
Ind plenty Of time 10 got two Of tue holseB aud
tnke 10 tho bluffs. All ambulance, coming VI,
SOON after, took tho wounded to Camp brown !;
but the man Mailoney died hoforo reaclnng tho
post. Pu1ticb were ri, once sons in pursuit. and
,nnrttrrar.
, 1874-08-25

From The 7rarerse CITY {Af,eh) Eaalt At.a. ~.
4 sals or public landd III CLeboygan County
came Off ut tho Traverse City Laid hlee laat
pua sod naSry I'll M IT to uai! aus uje preS
Quito large number Of pino-iantt mon wcro
present, but u ring had been formed before tho
saios were opoped, and andH that ara worth
tlom $40 to 800 ror aero wore sold at ssl.25 to
innas would have soia had tisora boon no no con-. @
binatlon among tho purchasers, We will stato
thar goutlomau from Oheb ,ygau arrived aftor
tho Halos woro nearly completed and not being
In thu ling commenced bidding. The oonso-
quonca wua u singlo fraction Ut about 10 acros
sold At Y120 por aero. THIS combination was
doubtless good thing for tho laud luel,, but ba
for tho Qovovnsaant. Less taan $ll ,0Q4 VAS re-
alIzed for laads shat should l,ayo brought at
loaat $80, ,0Uu.
, 1874-08-25


The sight of such an audience Us gathered at
arcv;ckeras ,rhcatre last eyening tn ,yitnesz tho
rorforn,n,co ~ u 1Inmotn uaa oro,iTv;r, n
po'.o'na"s0 ~ ~ "o' "Ao s'aAty'us ~
every way " "aa 1asalonhole andience, q
lurgo audience, and hearty audience. 1t was
tue largest tint McYcker'u Theatre las hold for
many months; It was as la,ee as Mr, Adams WAS
WON'T In cull ort in iii ,mea. II .borssa t;,.t :.
good actors namo is not likely to BE- soon 90 If. for
gotten, and that he can call out the best class Of
society when 10 Offers .omothius to tlon worthy
of iutorest. Tie laat tin,e he WIN In
ch;.,yc A. Aanrns .o,tsr,aa b;,,.n,t
eu,c"so mr. Au''aa eon'an'eu 'I n'n'aoa
With playing Eaoeh arden. His engagement
was long one, aud ho played the eHno part
throughout. It drew well ut first. but public n-
torest IN IL would not last forever. Altar a
,.o.,u, ~ l.. ,,o,, ora ~ .,,,a,,.. !;
lain4ooeu st.uAt'y; 1"o GPonsa6 u'btt W nta ~
66ssnranno tn IT. tdams ti,at mt ha h,'t ~
n;na H., w,arod tIa rnho ~ IL ~ 49, ,,nss 40
pctop of a svho", lho anna car he saiH 1o' "''As
Tho a,,nnnmron,ant NJ ss 1Iamtct +" bv snv o,bar
oofnr tan Tnoth ~ Mcf!n1nurh wnnId MI rsAba ha
nIars hnvc cIaitna wljnIi nona otI,ers lava ~,
lie American stago. Tie ono il accanteJ
H. othar ~" 1io,,"aa h,r, Ea,r,,, s,.s ,.
IL no ac nastio To- the nnbc IT, as nias
oitv uaithor IL he nrcnpto ~ ronI,zir~ t,c 1o,,-
's,Inr ,nncnntion-if tlarn ha xncI "a f1na fcf r.
mint of turt hir Adams nrcaa,'ta ua,,c9 ~ ~ ~
rorv ~ rtE" nna avona r. ".ss y. ~
ri Wa Ara t.red of am,ea ,n n oHn ~
tta i,onty ia marroi y ta er"sstiaa Ia wy ~ ra
nontaliou. Mr. Atisnss eiyea ,,s a fair cn"ann-
snnni Ho,ntW s;t ao,h hon ua aan sa,,
.n;"i,t hs In rsy nr,t;cfnnd i,+ T., ~ m f., "l an
r. nina t3iiy ~ sa ra,a,ue W. u'A't eoI
not nScat M1,1,egow .ot'rs ~ n'o1g,. ~ 10
necd not hreaE IL rt asu III h,e taa@I,o In
H0o" !. MI NV nm o'oan uin H.. n'ass sna. ~
.''. 10y nI'x1,,,;,1's Uo ~ snoln. ae naa ~
m ,,;,1,t m';s a.Ia IN ne t1
tI..ut H. ,ats, 'as III ~ etaee1n Dow nIa M
tuauh A's - ua.as stAl tuas ho mover eomMtttoG nia
ia,o nn 70 po poraecs pottlaysl OF Tug meanoaoy
, 1874-08-25

Special D'apafch to Tic Chicapo 7Tf5uns.
11As1sTEE, Mich, Aug. 2l.--YoAtcrday, about
4 y. H., d fro broke out on the steamer City Of
Toledo, lying at her dock foot Of Oak street.
SHE llad just taken III forty cords Of pine wood.
The t}.o communicated with this wood in the
hold, and nude 1t difficult to roach. After two
holirs' labor tho Fire Department succeeded III
putting ont tho fire. The Atoamor il uudoubs-
edly . total loss except the machinery amount
of insurance not known hero. OMe hour later
she would have been OF. her way to Milwaukee,
when tho calamity would hayo boon much worae.
, 1874-08-25
THE CHEROKEE NATION.
An Excitement at Tahloquah---Appre-
hendod Attack by Band
Of Robbers.
Correspondence o. The Chisagn 1+tbHnt.
TAuLEauAn. CHEROKEE NATION, I. TIL

-.-.-. .-,
to'rs'pon"e " c,wao"ss n". o"a9 w.r, ,,eoan'
Aus. Is, isn. "a
1.-,u uuot -, tt,o soattv,tins - 49, .T.u
a1ls .nou - .s,.a s..S .,rao ~ .ape nia.'
ward to viuit this secluded country and SEQ tho
rod man In his natiyo homo. Many indlvtiuals
douht ,rotbct tl,ora ran bo any oiyilizod 1n1,ana
~. "'1,' ','.s'.,.., "n ...,",. s.,o,,tod
laas SuhdaY "noii astc"sleo
THE sAnnAr'i-soitooL
which, for tho past Rovon years, has boon kept
spr ap ~ n,,,,hor NJ fl,.h1ond oh,llron md ao1ns
WY t,','.Do ~ .,s..ss ~. l.. 1e
ln'-blooa teaehefa' yos "oSer aa", III any
Enstorn Hchoof, either bottor order or attention.
Tho n,slac was worry good md tic orgnn that
nccomnnr;o,, Tie singing yas purchased with tho
nrnoon,,u ~ so,t,yei I,a,1 hv tho yo,,rg Ia,liou
=. 49, .s -. r,,.,au ,,ons 80 .a,.4
III 9Ae so"h ,sas @eo' t"os n*su ~" oola'
monccd sertoa OF entertainments 70 onaolo
them 10 build Union Church.
cncrohco Nation .-fovr ~ thom for co,orcd
o1,11sa, As".sa. ~ 49,, % .,,s,
s'"u.pss.aes youns Iaul1' 1ou1'tn'y ana
an orphan asylum. both OF which arc National
Institutions. This fall tic work is to begin on
blind nsylum. and tho hoys' sominarv In to bo
thoroughly repaired and nut into one1ation Al
Wv a1si.1is m tue Nhs.oh 'aaen 1nc ent'so chetso
ot sue clniutoni "hlle, NJ she seallhaffo8. tho
pupiH pay their board, but tho tuition iB free
tho Nation ompoyiup tho best toaobera from tho
East,
Another avtdouoo Of civilization IL
THE jar,
| in procosg Of orcctfon.-thero not having been
ono in this country before. .oxcapt at Fort Hilaon
Il has been tho custom here whonayer an arrest
| was nlatlo, to lot tho prisoner 20 whoroyer be-
| deaired, followed by a strong guard TO brur him
back to trial In caBo he atto1,,io Cd to run ayav
| Au,ouE tho Greeks and Choctawa thav
merely toll prisoner whom be- ia to be
crime has boon murder; and it la matter Of
stance wllore tile nun 60 trusted faIiod to retnrn
higher protensioun might learn no moan toason
| fran those, their humble ncighhois,
rho co,1ntfyin this yiciuitv Ii norfootlv heart,,
| ful: but tho crona tbis yoar aro entra failuroa
| owing to tho drought There il sca, oev ernnn
b,ale Of grass to bo soon OF, the prpfries' and
| ta1o leaves ara Ir,ett I'M md htnwfnr frn5n tha
trcen. Az If It woro a,tt,mn. ' ''S
! TISs ouict l,ttio yiIare hns ham IN cona,dar.
able excitement during tl,o ,,nst Jaw days nw,nr
to tlo nnuearnnco in orr midat of = narfv .,',',
| nnso1 to ha Tia F~'>s @"f
cEt,rnnArED r1ox GARTER
and hia band Of robbers. from Missouri, T han,
| nol, to bo stayiur with the nrinoinal
morchaut wnoso aforo IL within fA,hsnsist, atn,,as
ttlow Of his house and for seyoral
| nIrhta va hoyo haen nronercd for an
nftnck nj thu .lorteat not;cn snn,o ~ tho ~.
ra,lromonts ara of rntl,or A., amnsinv charactar
| F,ycry uivlt. ctat,s are u,ictl acairst I'll tho
| doors: broo,ns arc placod iu co11yonjont noui-
, 1874-08-25

v1cKsauno, aIisB., Aug. o4.-F. ". cardoza,
colored, State Superintendent Of E,aucatlon. was
arreHscd in Jackson yostorday on ill affidavit
nade by s. G. Carter charging Cardoza with
frauduIenaly issuing jury and wltnoss certificates
whtlo Circuit Ciotk Of Warren County, flo was
brought hore this morning, appcnyed boforo Il
waa Haut to iail,
, 1874-08-25

TrruSv1l1.n, pa., Aug, 2.-A fro occurred on
suu.lay morulug ut Ducna Vista, Dntlor County,
destroying about tl,itty buildings, consisting ol
storeu, oN!ces, and dwellings,. LosB, $75, 600
insurance light. Supposed to DO tho work oi
iucend!arleA.
, 1874-08-25

LITTLE Roof, Ark, Aug. 24.-The Convention
has to-day bceIl considering tho nrtiolo OIL ex-
otuptious. Tho exemption Ut personal property
fur unmarried petaonb has boon tixod at 920o.
5000 Tho gonc1ai disposition Heems to fix
homestead exemptions ut S2.5OD. Returns from
noarty half tho counties in the State instruct for
Baxter for Governor at tho approaching election.
, 1874-08-25

OWEN sousp Cau., Aug. 24.-Tlle propeller
City Of London, plying hotwcon Chicago aud
Collingwood, was bnrnod Thursday night whilo
king in tho dock ut Oollil,H' Iulot. 4 aeok ha1,
,ialaod Can,pbell norislled, but tho passengers
escaped though lnAing a'l their personal effects.
, 1874-08-25

New Yong, Aug. 2l.-John L. Trump!or, Of
Little Rock, Ark, whose life was attempted on
the Jersey City ferry-boat, on Wednesday night,
ace,1sos United States Senator Powell Clayton.
Judge Mcclure, and Sheriff Oliver, ali al Little
Noch,, of being parties to it. Trumntor IL au
agcmt of Gov. }axtor, of Arknsiaas. and was sont
horo to purchase 542, 900 worth OF hrenlniB
, 1874-08-25

CHATTANOOGA, ronn., Aug. 2.-Jasons. Wi1tz.
lawyer, formerly Of Michigan, ono Of the most
influential citizena Of this place, was instantly
killed this afternoon. Ills !lorRes ran away, aud
llo WINS thrown against fonco aud lin neck
brokeu.
, 1874-08-25

LoEpoS, Out, Aug. 2i.-On Saturday night,
Jcnk,nH ". Nesbett his nophew and Miss Eliza
rait, his slster-ln-law. whilo attempting 10 ford
tho river near Bocchor's Island were llowned.
, 1874-08-25
The Jcrycy City Scandal.

New YonK, Aug. 24-Glondcnning, the Jersey
City PASTOR who left thclo about the time Of
Mary Pomoroya funoral returned OH Saturday
night, and, tt il understood, announced his ILL.,
tcntion to meet all tile chnrgos against him.
, 1874-08-25
At MgBktkgEoF,, Mich.

SptciN| U(sl1NfcN 70 TIE [Hicaao ITlbUne,
MusKEooS, Mich, Aug. 2I.-Wi1liam Gluo l.
Co.'S mill wua lurnod yesterday afternoon.
Luss, SEQ, 900 insured for 925,U00. j. large
qunntity Of lumbor, lath, and alabY we're do
stroyod.
, 1874-08-25
CRIME,
The Fortnicycr Abortion Cnsc at st.
I.UitA.

The FortnlcTcr Abortion Cnso at ST.
I.0MtA.
tSptciat D3spakch to me Chfeaao Tr,bune.
sr, LOUIS Aug. 24.--Iho intorost tn the great
Fortmoyer abortion caso docs not abate. Tho
papeIs aud evidence woro flied with the Clerk of
tic Court Of Criminal Correction Saturday night,
and this morning came into tho hands of DIP
patch reporter. This remarkable batch Of legal
cap coutainH, first. tho statement Of Sarah Fay,
who did housowork for Madam Fortmoyor, and
occaaioualty paased aB her daughtor. Thls woman
Bnys Bho Inns seen Mira. tortmeyof bnfn three
bnhiea In tho stoyo, and alao gives long and
completo description Of ono OF tho Doctrehh' hor-
rible onetat,o,tg tile "details of which Unfit for
publication, llor testimony is very Strong. Il'o
most interesting portion Of tlEa documentary
evidence Ii MatlIn Fortmcyof'B own Htatomont.
In tl,o course at this sl,e asserts tho following:
IL j,avo been iu tho abortion business for ni,ont
five or Ax yoars. layo advertised III tic Sun,
day 0obe, sometimes AZ Madam Mcyor. gnd
solnot'nes "a Matnm EortnsyoF;1 ans i1or 6'.p S.le
husband wa8 a mai named Stirtlvans. VINO dled
from lilo effects Of tree falfing Oh htnl. bho
'las grown up son III tho East, aud claims to
haro had . little daughter stoloii from nef ID q 2
Chicago lutcl, Tho nAmcB o1 nnnbpf Vi
prominent people are woven into hef stasofneht.
-----------~-- .-....
Ko,vnr,l for the Arrest OF n Murderer.
Speetas Dispatch IL IAt Chteano Tfsass1se.
WINCHESTER, ILL.,, Aug. 2l.-A toward of $500
Ia offered by tic Town Of Nipples, ILL.,, for tho ar
reat Of G, 2. Osborne, tho murderer OF William
Barlow, Of Naples, on tho evening of Aug. ~.
1874. Osborne ia q man Of light complexion,
sandy hnr,. wears d fur cap, Inns on pair OF
brown ovcralls, Is s feet incLea in hosht. and
ts baro- footed. ANY party Or parties arrosti1'g
1unn answering thu above description will please
notify A. A, Wheelock, Sheriff OF Winchester,
srott County, I'll. +. s.-Osborno is man OF
, 1874-08-25

Speriat DtS;lttA to The tn.raua 1rlbune.
ELNNAnT, Ind, Aug. 2i.-A second match
game butween tho 81. Georges Cricket Club, Of
Toledo, md 1t. Georges Cricket Club, Of l!,is
city, was played OIL t!!p lattcrs grounds IL this
paco to,daY, and rosultol as foilowh' Elkhart,
irnt inning, ~ Toledo, first iuningt Bs; Elk
hart, pccontl inuiig, u. Toledo, second it,u!ng,
"a, with Blk wiclois atpndng. The gaino was
called ut 10, mud cndoi NJ 6:90. 4 bo,ntcoua ro-
pnst wan served On The g,ou'n!s by Inc 1sRia1t
club. and ga,sl ball IL gison Tonight III houol
OF the juoKuypa.
, 1874-08-25
CASUALTIES.


Sptc1al DitDatch to Tie Chicaao 1FtbNne.
KEwAuSEE, Wis., Aug. 2i.--alartin Luetke, a
well-to-do farmer, and an old resfdeut Of tho
Town Of Pierce, Kewauneo County, WIS killed on
Saturday by being Kicked in the stomach bya
GolL ) u,0ntlIs old.
, 1874-08-25

Tho dam acsoBs tlts Bryauna!4 at Augusta,
Oa., will Huou Le perfected to sllcl an OK Ont
.l,Ht 000,0 900 spindlea niay Do sot III operation.
rio louxth OF t1e canal IL mlleg aud its fall 6U
ioot4
, 1874-08-25

bTFtW UIgNHEcN 70 IHt EH7cH90 TF7GNHe.
DETROIT. Aug. 2l.-YeBterday afternoon the
steamer City of Toledo took 1ro while lying In
tho river at 3[auiHteo, autl before the tla,nes
could ho extIngniBLed tho boat was burned.
,usH not HtRtou,
, 1874-08-25
AUCTION SALES,
By GEO. p. GORE II CO.,
6B T. 10 Wabash-av,


DRY GOODS.
Grand Oponlug Sala Of the Fall Ga,usigu r7l fusa.
,.,.,- :, day August q, A. 94 =: m.
At this, tho oponng uAa Of tho fall scAson mn shall
Dry Guods business. =
lnrRo sn*ocoa Of Cioths Cas.mercs, Heavers, Chin.
1hlliss hs't9ns q and - Union ul9n Italians, sat.
Joans GtnRhs.ns, Dress Goods,
:, Also, Hats aud Capa and Ladlos Fail Styo Trimmed
Hafa.
SNlend linz Of Fine Hamburg 5nes and 1n.ersons.
auoiIn In Ghlcagn.
Extra tne tnvoioo Of Cents su,pontcss ....
Asn, Gofmantown Qnilts Ladies', Gants, and Child
White Gnnas, Dc.
Linen t;ood., IIx's, Bnsnn,s, Towols, Napkins 10.
Gtothng snd Gcni,' furni,hng ,tioada.
Cutlery, pta:od- sYare. glssrs, Wallets, to.
Aso. frst regular Fall Satc Of Cottage Ingrain and
Vsncfan Carpets, hons wnat .eartnn tAu nrst Inn
q arnete over OtGsr a ac i'm In tile city, will 10 sul
by THE ROLL ONLY, at !! ocfock
CEE. +. GU1.E L CO.,
63and 70 Wahnatar.
, 1874-08-25

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. M.-Dennia Wootls. ro-
siding OIL Dailoy street. was dangerously Stabbed
early tl,s morning BY sailor namod Thomas
WoBt. Doth mon had been drinking, md quar-
rclcd Oh tho way home from tie saloon. West
las not yet been arrested. Woods will probably
die
, 1874-08-25

Fatal Explosion on n Tosy-Isont.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 21.-Tho tow-boat
Doynll collapsed q Aue miles below Bowling
Green on Saturday, aud killed. two and mortaly
wounded three. Only thu pilot escaped.