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Col. Wingato, Captuiu OF tho American toon
to-day aont thu following letter to tIo com.
mauder Of tho Irish team:
IT,, New YonK, Oct. q 1874,
Aa,; a, H!ennerhHsstt Eteth, fs.fHain H.I team:
you That, tho necessary preliminary Arrangements
{"hch alone have cal1sed tho apparent delay having
cub on behalf Of themselves and tho rituu,en Of
america 10 fur as they ara authorized to speak far te
1ater 10 necert your clal'ouHc TO shoot n,atc II,
ngrecd upon on or bcforo May 1876 On TIN aa,o cot
aions aa tn tho recent 1nacl. feel co,titlcu: Tint
feeling that haSc characterized our late Contest u,I
Wlil Institute syHtom OF international r1e cotnne-
titsons which Will do much to unto tic two counties
and doveop tho manly sport Of rile-shootlng,
In conclusion, can ony hopo that If You SHOULD
win tho mulch our team will eudeayor 10 bear tcir
atIeAt Will tho same mngnanituous spirit that },as
been displayed by yourself aud your frienin. very
tfuiS yours, g. ". NlHuAvr
PresidUnt 4. Il. O.
, 1874-10-03

y people side with Bmoot, and fair trial OF any
"i,ti family yontloLtaH la not to bo looked for.
:, while tho frlonda Of DR.. Welharby, lato Mar
t, nI'a! or thG LonsyiIlo Cancory Court, wero Sit
s,ss ,sa up With hs body Tuesday night. t1c homo
7Fo W. Entered BY thieycu, and "a 00 iu bonds and
t,as n,lco is worth st5.o00 10 $2o00o yoar, mid
raas H. great excitement among city politicians
, 1874-10-03
THE FALL RIVER DISASTER.

FALL 1llyEu, Alnsa., Oct. 2.--rho ovldonco In t,e
Corunors Inquest in tho Grante Mill diyastor in
completed. Tho vortet IL not oxl>octod boforo
nc1t, woek;;, -Four benettH wore given laHt nigilt
a number OF mills aro naopting elllrieHt means
OF asoap0 iu case OF tire. '''9'"'
, 1874-10-03
NORTHERN WISCONSIN,

50Fe7d7 !1lSUQcA u 7Hf CN1cI00 TFibun..
OSHKOSH, WlH., Oct. 2.--Tho Northern State
Fair closed today. Tho fair is considered tho
biggest Huccoss If any yet hold l,oro. Tho ro-
cepte Tor tho week will reach 900 or S12, 600.
The weather has been extremely fins and tho
attendance largo. LII the 2:50 race, Tommy
Dodd took tllroo straight heats; Countoss
Girl won tho sweepstakes easily. Time, 2;39,
235. and 2:J0. Countess was second, aud Tom
my DulQ third,
, 1874-10-03
An Unfinished Match Between the
American and Irish
Iti1cmen.
Bogardus Wins in Another Match
with Paine.
Goldsmith Maid TO Trot at Dexter Park
Next Wednesday.
Mutuais, r.; Baltimores, /.


THE TRIGGER.
6TAMroHD Conn.,, Oct Ain tho shooting
match between DogarduH and patuo to-day, DO.
gardus won by score of 80 to 81.
THE AMERICAN AND IRISH TEAtIs,
NEW YoRK, Oct. 2.-Tho Bennett loi,g.raneo
Championship -wns slot at Craettmoor to-lny.
Tho American and Irish teams competed. Dnrk-
moss Hct in before tho match waB completed,
leaving f1yo sots to bo fro BY oacll man to.nsor-
up to tho time Of tho poatponsmeut OF tho
, 1874-10-03
Tho south Cara rinu sso1ter..

cHAnLEsToN, S. c.. Ocl. 2.-Ths Independent
Republican Convention naet hero ut noon.
larlous sections of tue Stnt.' are represented by
delegations almoat cntroly c. amp osed Of colorau
men. Tho day was taken up in perfcctng an
masIo tomorrow. 1here III little doubt that
:JndSo Greon Will 10 tue noniuc CO for Governor.
Tho proceedings were marked ny harmony aud
Eoud orIor
, 1874-10-03

ST. Loula, Oct, 4.-Iho stoamboatmena co,-
ycnIion met in secret sessot again to.dsv WI +,
oan h" stated, however, that an organization Inns
l,oun etectnd, to DO known uH lc Btoa,nhmta ,,'ta
Om,lors' Association, and ali tho dolouutca hayo
glyon IN tltelr atll'orcnee 10 lts reEuIations i
port for publication, but IL will probably not ha
promulgated until artor tho Adjournment nj tho
Convention. Tie de1nga,aa Hay tho Uonyontion
l'as beon yory tatmsous, mud all aro workin..
earnestly to accomplish ho'nntalng wl,lul. viii ru
su(t boueiuiH!iy to tis ntoanboat inturoutH
, 1874-10-03

KASKAKEE, ILL.,. Oct. 2.-T'ho nttontinncc NJ
the lair Yesterday Mud to.day llaa boo, unusually
g iargo' In tho froc-fot-nll raco for Y,lryo Of
?sgo, Henry Vospburg ontorott Bay Dan, Graves
a. Loomls entered Cle!nontino, and J. p. stoyonB
isatncd Lady Anrk. C!omcntino won tLn racn
1n three straight heats. lime, 2:laX.
, 1874-10-03

BOSTON, Oct. 2.--A Maine report alleges That
eS-dov. rerhsm'H friends propose MI arrango-
ment OF the scnatosiai question with Ham1ln
,'al1o1l ny taking Coy. Dinghy us compromise
, 1874-10-03

Snteiai IDispatcA to Yao CAicago Tribune.
PORTLAND, 1ud,, Oct 2.-Yho Jny County Fair
closed to.lay. 1t has bcon HucoonB. Tho dis
play Of fh.mlng implements and produce wan
tirst-rato iu every particular.
, 1874-10-03


MUTUA1D VB. DALTIMonEB.
NEW YonH, Oct. 2.-Basa ball Mutuals, 4
Daltmorcs, /.
RETURN or THE WHITE HrooTlNds
lilo Wililo Stockings aIo expected 10 arrive In
tlie city from tho East this morning, Tloy hnyo
ioft curious iocord bellsnd tl,om, as,t1 ca,,
hardly expect . warm reception. It v1l ia in.
toreating to hear thor explanation OF thu
tour, and Of tho roason rtIich i.npollod them to
win fow gamcH. -
nLufr rITTs VI. rRANRI1HB.
This afternoon tho flauk1ins, s,f ills ci.y will
nlny n,n Al, maloh Rnnlo with Tho Dlur City i,aBo-
at tho corl'cr Of Twersy-tlird and ata,o streota.
II tlo weather proves ilno, tue public Hhoul
EIvo THO game gonoronH recognition, Az tho
FranklnH have have had lnrd luck in Tho mai
ter Of rain lately. 'N1"''
, 1874-10-03

- oHfEat Uhtd(ch 10 lHe CHicHHo Tribune
GRAND nAru,s, Mich, Oct, 2.-lu.f,nv nnr c;ty
Tas alyo with rlessnre-aeckors, aud, shs woa.hoir
6Ge,ng ane; nome !, quo ,porsons visited tho Kent
oecahiun was tho FREQ admission or all children
Of the Ger1nan aud public school. The roceiuts
Of tt.o fair Tor yesterday nnd today woro about
S2,doo. Tho ga'oc OF baseball played n, upon
tho grounds "ns won. by tho White Stock
i1,gs, who teas tho Liberty Club by sco1o
OF 28 to .. Tho tiirsc-1ninuto trotiiue
raco [!!:g was won in three straight hcats BY
Kitty May, who took the first pron,i,,m'
3l26. Tho second money was won by Huttio
A!xson, and tho third by Kittio Ii. Timo Of
paeS, r. ,,a ~ 253 and 2:5l11' The regatta hold
aomo n''sunucrstanding some sligh. diaco,1rtenics
we're Shown tho visiting oarsmcE. who packed up
tue most OF thoir boats und shipped tho1n Lack
home. But QUO race took place. Tint Of single
scul!s Tor distance of 114 miles. Frank Yates,
Of Grand Haven. won in II minutes OK seconds
WilEtana, whod not contest for tho prizes came
IN IN second aud Pearson, WHO got secoud ulonoy,
camo III last. Tho lako was rough, and tho
boats wore full of water at tho c;oBc Of tLo
race. Thcro were about LOCO psrso,,B prcaout.
, 1874-10-03

Special DispttcA 10 3he LY,icugo 7rituut.
H1IL:nALE,, Mich, Oct. o.-Tto lIi!lsda1c
County Fair closed to-day, and i,as been tao most
successful fair over hold in this county, which
Ing always bccn noted for big fairs. Tlloro were
200 more cntEiea than before md tho gate
receipts wlll bo 81 900 nero hui, any former
your. Il is estimated that ,000 people voro on
tho grounds yesterday.
, 1874-10-03

Tho NcbraxIssa Nacrhodist,,
OMAHA, Oct. 2.-Tho n. i. Conforouco of Nc
braska began its annual session in this ctr veo.
To-day. Iho attendance Of the clorgy aaa quito
, 1874-10-03
POLITICAL.
Why Gen. Butler Lost the Supnort Of
Brother Simmons.
Organized Opposition to the Re-
Election Of Senator
Hamlin,
Ward Meetings in Chicago.
Tho simmons I.ctfcr.

Tho simmons f.ctfcr.
Sneefai Dispatch 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
BosTos, Oct. 2.-Tho angry lottor Of San,
sfmmona, published yesterday, docs not mako
tue sensation that 1t might had It not boon for
tho fact that it Inns boom generally understood
thns lo waa tho onfant terrible Of tho Butler fao-
don, and that le ca,tHod hs brother, tho COL
7octor, no littlo unoaAiness. Only lust Saturday
night ho cal,Bcd hiH hair to Btand on end by
Bponkfng at Hayes mcettng where cnrelos.
reporter spoke Of him az Collector Simmons,
Tho Collector. btr. William A. Simmons, sooms
to have washed his hands Of politics. 1lo Inns
moved out of hs iamo1,s ward (tho second)
to tho Highlands, decliuca an election as olccato
to the State Convention and publicly oxprcssod
llth indifference whether FroHt or Uaycs yyoro
nominated to succeed Mr. Hooper, whom ho l,as
clectcd for tho last eight ycarB, NIr, Simmons
may DO honest in his withdrawal from mol
atlcB,. but lo haa not denied tho Charge
npeuly mado by lila brother, TINT T. X, alcAii-
chce Superintendent of WaroonAcs, Custom-
House ot1icor. has boon to tho Nayy-Yard in
company with Thomas j, 3fnrston. foreman of
tho iron-plators tloro, aud, passing among
tho Worlmon from tho Fourth Dis.
trict there employed, Inns warned tllom
to voto for Frost, in manner wlIch
threatened them with loss Of employment az tho
pena!ty Of disobedicnco. Sam has bocn very
warm IN his support of IIayeB, and when ho saw
tho caicuaca gong against him. ho rot mad
and split. Mr.. Frost is ono or Simmons bontl1-
ianon, and Joseph II. Chadwick, another Of Ills
oonuHnon, il working for ColnseliorBljp.
, 1874-10-03
KALAMAZOO COUNTY, 3t1ou.

Special LfspatcA 10 1..c CittcaGo Tribune.
j., KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct. a.-The fair closed
this afternoon. 1t las boon n sl,cccsg, ltccontH
aro large. tho show was excclcut, and every one
satisfied. Thcro hns mover boon bottor display
Of fruit In tho Stato. CIlarIeu uayg. of Iicro
took first premium for gcnt1omon's driving
horaes. Cot. Stewart won the double tenn
race in 3:181S,
, 1874-10-03
Congressional Nominations.
NINTH 1LLtSoI5 Observation-Disclosures

Srec'ai dispatch 10 YAe Chicago Tr,oune.
YATES CRY, ILL.,, Oct. 2.-TAo Democratic and
independents Convention Of tho Ninth Congress.
sional District met hero to-day, in separate Con
scntions, anil nominated Con. i. r. Ross, OF
the lsaalcal, md Peoria WhiBky-ri,,g Candidate,
, 1874-10-03

MEArHIs, Tonn., Oct. "A special to tho
appeal from Columbia, Tenn, this tlate Bays
Gov. Brown addressed an immense audience at
tho fairgrounds near TINT city today, Ho vas
mot at tho depot By a large number Of citizons
on horseback md in carriages, and escorted to
Tho fairgrounds. uo vas welcomed By tho
Faving of handkerchefs and Cheers Ho spoke
M hour and half on tho political condition OF
kao country, md State nTars During his
speech aaid that the Conservative party sas
organized OIL beautiful blending OF tho priu-
plplos I; Of M tho old Whg and Democratic pnrtica;
basd tho Republican party came into OK
tatonco by tho agitation Of tho negro
question:, and members OF TINT party
"oro seeking to Sustain mud keep 1t alive by Il
REMOVAL Of tho agitation. 1Io reviewed Horace
hlaynard's speech at Joncaboro few layu since.
1to said hIaYna1t1 displayed great ignorance or
elso llo was loo much PARTISAN to conlino himself
to tue truth. referring to 3lavnard'B accuaa-
lions OF bis connection with the sale of tho
Eom'ntroer's Office, he said it waB willful md
malicious Bla'ldcr. He said Maynard exhibited
tho most objectionable ignorance in regard to |
tho debt Of the Slate. Gov. b. proved d great !
reduction Of the debt ainco tho Conservative |
party got control of tho Stnte.
, 1874-10-03

S17fctM HtHlhtGh to IAs LA7rIg1 jF1tuHr.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 2.-Iho Conversational
conyonliou Of tl,e Libara- -Ncpublicu.s was held
hero ut st. Andrews Hall today, all tho city
wards ar six county towns being represented.
=. f. Co, lcly WAS elected temporary, md L, ".
Baker pa rnanent, Chairman, aud Il. D, Owen
acted aa $ ecrctary. Tho speeches 1nado in tho
process of organization denounced both parties
as corrupt, md called for m nopoutout ro-
form 1noya :uont. potor Roberts, L. +. Coucly
and W. T. c:riflith, wore appointed Commit.ee
on 1csolutia III.
An informal ballot 1yas taken for Concrcs-
eional cand1t ate with tho following rcs,1it
Total number Of votes cast, 80; Con. WiIiinmY.
35S4 Judge patchn, 3ll. Gen. Williams VIVA
thon declared tho unanimous nominee Of tha
Convention. I'hreo cl.ccrs for tho canlidato
Nero then given with will.
Mr. Roberts, rom tue Committee On Rnso1n
tlons, made tho following report, which was
adopted:
Resoircd, That tlts Convention fs In favor of nm
amendment to tAe Federal Constitution urobIit,n1
members OF Congress from soliciting appoint n,ents 10
Or removals from oiticc, an providing that iii civil
officers whoee duties t1 sc them to reside ju tho SOW
cral Sntcs sla! be ee:ed by the people Of their rc
nicctye districts, cities, villages, ud loeaics antl
that tho Prcaldent, Vice President, and Urn;tcI
5tates Senators sha le elected by tic direct vote Of
He people. s "a
E<sotptd, That we arc oproacl to prcsf1ont,,,
lntta terin believing that ig mcutlon IL culc
latgtt to debasc A,ncr crican politics.
=, speeches wcre ,talled Tor, but lie Convention
thought them unnecessary. anil adjourned. tAe
aslogatcs al seonll9S to be in excellent s,}lrita.
, 1874-10-03

THE SUMMER ESTATE,
BOSTON. Oct. 2.-Charlon Summers ehtets h,.
bouA appgAlsul, aua IL valued VI hluA7
, 1874-10-03
and othors. Tho Club adjourned to meet at tho
samo placo Friday eycniug.

|
A mottinr of I'm cit,xona NJ IT,. f,,.o.,,,.,,
party of tho Ninth wanl VIVA hcld 1aat ,,J,,.. H.
Kincaid's 1fal, M ain n,uc 1.,nnd ,von,," ~, :"
Redmond Sheridan called tbo nootino ~ or.,a. IT,.
and ANNOUNCED ita oljcot tn ho t,,o
NJ c,uh for III ,v.rI ~, .s!,a sro'zaslon "
a,,,s,.n. H. n,a.,',. "I y" A4o.'ou ot mr. u Ii.
an, am,'TIie..a, MF Sher!aan was chosen Chairman
wv ntu 1"lHoo ~ O"itol'. Secretary Tn motion Of
air. T.. IL; Cohhofi committee Of five WIS
Ghpo'ntgn H. 70 soleot porma11ont officers for tile
~ G'o; INC thurman selected as such commit
IT, s'n aanss,1. nenry p1aErim, L. i: OConnor, Q.
attor a4o ooaatoo rotiret! for consultation, anl.
~ t.or III Gosoaeo of i9w moments, reported
'no io.lo"'"E nanaea Eonttomeu ~ oGlccrs:
trJtts'd.tnt-lset1mond rt slloritlan.
sccod, Wt.m c.s,a1 rTefsln' nf1 ~ P psnAiville
Jacnb Aiohr: Fifth. Jnnca Kncaid E;riI, 1.Jd,
iMHner'y: Seventh Henry .le Eighth, +. g. Kippors
Sscrtfarv~ohaScsa - i wnito nSas' '"'os acafS'
Corresponding SSerttary-L. II. o'couuor.
IITeas15tr-larIy IrsatEs!ns 1Lary UlsriSn; ,,.';
whac,,, Charles H. Hnslra,lx M efArpry npr; William William
4leEery, john Shsfcr L. Fa!cy. Thomas Flynn, Joi,
nuser. "''aiA oaspof' +. Gilmore, and Anton
soyoral aeu.}omon at1droaaoa ,ho oo.,..
yonna uyy,s ~ ~, '''o0"6'
Tho Young Mems rnaonnrt,a,t ,,,,,,, -. +,,o
Ninth Ward hold n moot,uT ,,st a,,s,,,n -. NJ
$40 West T,yotft1, ntroot r. .,. sai.4,as,, .t,'
ernp thoro ho,r s."uas,. ~. 1.st'os h"'a-
,,x.1s. "so ", pu'"s echreolg do2oh persons
PRESENT. hlr' I1omas Joyce was Chairman.
Aeports Of committees wore caiod tor. and a
mombcr of tho Committee on spoakora aaia Il
,yas ]ouhtful ~ th.+ ,',,. ,.o..,s n"'a
t,,;u. -. 49,. -. ,aa1 .a po''y "o".a acoou'push any
W, ~, ~ "no ~ ~ members had got his back
"'it ""a .llcl!noa 70 be 9uaIFolsomo. Tho
mi r. ,,oo<, mnh ,svoh nnte u which TO report,
Hull unu u I0eslno bring the lracstous membur to
sot ano committee on hesoiutlona read tho
a.. 4 " loFhsGr oetle. which wore
'i!i'.uu ~ . ~ tne papers. ihey woie adopted:
nnrt H. tho ,,r;,,,r s 1aati sg 0o "os'u not taKo
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The Overflow.

MENrnls, Tena., May 3.-Seyeral
steamers from below arrived to-day,
Dat bring little additional inlorma
ton concerning the overflow. The
pilots of the City OF Nicksbur. re.
port the country back of Australia in
undated. Dr.. lib BETS plantation,
just below Lake Providence, and
Westerns ana fuckers plantations
inst above, are overhowel Also tha t
back Of Dinca's Lake. There is
much suffering and dest,tution not
heretofore reported. Throughout
the inundated region stock is lud.
died together on the top OF leyees, on
narrow strips OF land and those not
starving are being killed by huff
alo gnats. Tho pilot of the John
kllgour reports the water falling a.
long the coast below Natchez, but it
should be borne in mind that tAe
suffering OF the people will rot end
with the decline O. tho water. as very
many OF them have lost everything,
and are without food.
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Explosion and Loss OF Life.

CRY OF KINGSTON. n. Y, May q
There was terrible camity at the
village Of Shawangunh, on the Wall
kill Valley Railway, thirty miles
from this city, last evening. AS the
day hands employed ia Condit's iarga
paper mill were leaving the shop Just
before 6 o'clock, large rotary boiler
exploded, nearly demolishing the
building and burying in the ruins
many OF the laborcrs. The following
were taken out dead: Peter Ostrand
er, Mary Mclaughlin, Eliza Con
kiln, Patrick Tuer, w. b. Hill, NJ 4.
Flanagan, ana Robert Owen. The
following We're fatally wounded:
John Smalley, George Robinson, aud
Joseph Jansen. Those killed were
horribly mang ed.
The boiler, weighing five tons, was
thrown Coo feet. There is intense
excitement in tho village, ard a
crowd threatened to lynch Tranter
superintendent OF the mill, who, 1t i,
claimed, was guilty OF crimina
negligence in using rotten, con
demned boiler. The mill was re
Gently erected at n cost OF 500, 900.
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Nominations.


Qaitc number OF papers through
out the State have tor some time
been nominating candidates for Tie
various Offices 10 be filed at the
Fall elections. How many OF these
nominations will be ratified by the
people, remains TO be seen. Blu,
when it comes time TO put in nomiaa
lion candidates for Congressman in
this Distric, we do not believe bet
Ter man can be chosen than the pre-
sent incumbent, Hon. James vii.
son. lilo has proved himself not
only an honest and upright, but an
able representative ofthe people, and
the 9Th nistrlc: will do itself credit
hy returning him.
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the degradation Of its natcrlalism.
It Is shame to manhood that it is
necessary ; 1t is glory to woman.
hood that it is possible.
1.-THE experience Of the last century
has demonstrated anything, it is that
total abstinence is the only ground
on which any we'll .wisher OF society
can stand. The liquor traffic has
been bolsteree KIP for years, and is
strong to day, simply through in
flucncc which is deemed respectable.
It must be made infamous by the
combination Of all the respectable ele-
ments Of society against it. 1t must
cease TO he respectable 40 drink at
all. 1t must cease to be respectable
TO rent building in which liquors
are sold. There is no practicable
middle ground. SO long rs men
drink tcmperatcly, men VIII Drink in-
temporarily, whether IL ought to be
otherwise or not; aud it Is with re.
ference to the development Of a
healthy public opinion on this subject,
that VS. particularly rejoice III the
women's crusade. Our own vision il;
50 blinded and perverted that we
can only SEQ the de!or,nity Of the
mohstes whiclroppresscs as through
woman's eyes, upiitcd in prayer,
fearful in shame and suffering, or
bright in triumph as the styongholds
OF her fe.long enemy fall before her
Dr.. J. q. Holland, IN Scrtbns, $ 70,
Nan.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-07

Dogs.

Not all dog owners are aware to
what extent they are liable for the
acts OF their dogs. The following
section is the law OF Iowa. to wit
SECTION 1856. 1t shall be lawful
for any person to xiii any dog caught
in the act OF worrying, manning or
killing any sheep or lambs, or other
domestic animal, or any dog attack.
ing or attempting to bite any person,
and the owner shall be held liable 10
the party injured for all damages
done by his dog, except when The
party IS doing an unlawful aet.'
This act is severe in its provisions,
and it may be well for dog owners to
understand their moral characters.
Il History Of the grunge Xoremsut, is
the title Of new book just issued
by tho National Publishing Co, CHI.
cago, which has received tho CON.
mendation of leading Changers al
over the country. The following ex.
tracts show how it is received
From Master Smelly, II priz, II
highly" d. b. Manger, Master Of
Penna. State Grange says, Il can
recommend it," r. a.
Thompson, Lecturer Of the National
Grange. "Tho work is opportunc.
and merits an extensive circulation"
W. A. Armstrong, Sec'y Of N. Y.
State Grange, writes, "In my iulg.
nent, Patrons Of Husbandry will |
ind it replete with valuable informa
ION" This, book is sold only by
absorption. Agents wanted. Ad.
lress National Publishing %. Chi
ago, III. !