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, 1874-10-30

An Interesting Cnso Before the Toledo
Courts.
TOLEDO, Oct 20--An interesting caBc camo
up today In the Common Pleas Court, upon ap
pl!cation OF John Wynn FOR injunction against
tho Isov. James O'koiliy, pastor of st. Francis
do Sales Catholic Church. to restrain tho latter
from interfering with tho burjnl Of tho body Of
Mary Wynn, wife Of plantifr. in St. Fraucls do
salcs Cemetery ut this place. It appears TINT
the family Of Mrs. Wynn own lot in TINT como
tory, 10 which they desired to bury her, but after
tho prepai ntiona for burial lad beeu made
Wyna was notified by Fathar O'neilly TINT 10
would oppose it, 1t necessary. by forco. Tho
remains wore deposited temporarily IN q vault
ii Forest Cemetery, whoro tloY nov aro, aud
Wynn applied for III Injunction to proyont inter-
feronco with tho iutetment. Father O'RoiIly in
answer, s"tB forth TINT tho cemetery IL undor
tho control Of tho bishop OF tho Diocese Of
Cleveland, md that the rules OF tito Catholic
Church Mako It obligatory upon tho BlBl,on or
hla representative to refuse to permit to bo in
tesroI thereln any poraona of whom full proof Of
membership IL not furnished, and that they died
!n ful! 20 :ninun!on tint Mrs. Wynn Ind Tor =
loug time prior to tlor decoaso ceased to bo a
member Of tho lloniau Catholic Ohuruh, aud
died out Of communion. Decision reaoryed,
, 1874-10-30
THE ST. LOUIS DYKE.



SPRINGFIELD, III Oct. 29-AIayor Brown. Of
st. Louis, acknowledges this morning tie re-
celpt OF tho lottor Of Gov. Eernridso respecting
tug dyke in Shc Mississippi River near that city
and Bays:
From whateve' cauee, tho city authorities arc dis
satisfied with the Of tho river Ut that nofnt
threatening, It does to leave tc Missouri side and
tue Committee on Publto landing, having thu matter
~ Charge Invited your E1 elency to accompany cor
tain Of the city o!cala, the Id ine to * mIuo
tho r!vcr at that pon with view to arriving ut souo
solution Of tho question: Ind regret your inability to
attend Tho matter Is now in tue Aaud4 OF the Coun-
ell Committee on Harbor and tho City Engineer aud
Will no donat, have their curly attention. ns tho conrse
tho river Is now tlkiEg il considered teveray otrt-
nlcntai to tho iatercstS Of tho city; in addition to
Which viii have tho pleasure Of laying your commu-
ntcauou bcfore them. Very rcs; c:tfnly,
JosEpu DRows, Mayor.
Tho dyke wns built. rs ts charged, with the ,u-
teulion OF throwing tlo ryor from that poiut
over on to the III Js side, aud from tho point
OF CONTACT the channel would again BtriKe tic
iliBsouu there Ut the lowest point aud project
into the riyer m immcnso bend an tho Missouri
Hltic, whcro the waslings from the llinnls sldo
would strixo and accumulate, and 10 time fiji up
tho bond, and thua save thousands OF acres uf
valuable land. Now tho city authorities arc bo.
coming seriously frightened, for the channel, in
stead Of changing from tue dyke, as 1t has al
ready iono. now threatens to change oycr 70 lho
Illinois side at \ roint ahoVe tue city. and thus
threatens in d short tlmo to .nndc st. Louis m
inland city. luis " exp ans tho milk IN the
cocoannt." and IL tlo key to the tono Of Mayor
Brow Il n Letter.
, 1874-10-30
AIT{Gl HPTED MURDER.

Il Eoun2 III Ian Dangerously Stabbed
IN IL Qua RI :cl over n Game OF Curdu,
a mutdeFe' III cutt!rg nffatr occurred on tho
North Side ! $50 last evening, and may result
IN the death of ono peraou. alnttl,ev conuclly,
young man :l3 veais Of age and Charles Max
vol, 20 yea ~ old, were Il, McNultys saloon.
6. e9,ner of flush and North Water stroeto,
nor. Thcy 'occamo involved ia 4 dispute
over over. % sam' ;, Mhen MAXWELL suddenly draw
abdomen Of t'onnelly, just beinw tho navel, in
ic;ins ;s DR. =, geroas ind painful wound, abont
stated out Of tho saloon, aud was walk
Ing aeross tho bridge when ho fain.ol and
was picked up by Onlcor Ryan, who con.
veyed him to tho Chicago Avenue Station,
wilcro Dr.. l1cnrutin attended him, nnd pro.
nounced hi II in critical condition. Ho vaa
furnished +: til bod in tho station, and made d
coniforlab1 , ns possible.
lmmcdia Il .y liter tho stabhnE Maxwell ran
away, butt + al subscquo ntlr arrottcd in saloon
o. ;., Wabash VENUE near River street, by Olicox
Wha'en, III ,e locied up In tho Chicago Ayeuuo
Station. onnclIy Identified him as the man
wlo stabb' e him. Both mon arc strangers IN
tho ciky, :.
, 1874-10-30

Illinois. Grnnh Dlvtxton OF Sons NJ
Tcmpcrsancc-Ortacor Elected, Etc.
Special Dispatch n Ihs Ch,cago Trtbune.

Illinois Grnnd Dlviston OF Sons OF
Tompcrsaaco-Ortacor Elected. Etc.
Special D'spatch I" 7hs Chicago Tribune.
91oRn1s, Ill.,. Oct. 2o,-The Grand Division Of
tho Sons Of Temperance tcassoml,lcd nj o'clock
The first business waH the liking OF Lilo p!aco for
holding tho Homi-aunual BcsHiou. Narsojles WA
agreed upon.
Tho Grand Division then proceeded to tho
election Of otlloors. with tho following ros:,lt !.
". G. Snyder. Fulton. q. ". r; A. D. Van
Dorcn. Chicago. G. W. A.; ". R. Henderson,
Chicago. g. g.; James Young. Montgomery, @.
r.; I. II. Van Court. Chicago, Grand Chaplafu;
+. L. Mckay, Matscillea, G. G.; Jamos 1lovio,
Morris, G. s.
Representatives to the National Division woro
then olootcd as follows: George L. Moore. j.
Q. Bryman, q. ". IIughoy, Z. D. Lomoioro. T.
y. Van uourt. James Young, Rooort Allyn, 7. II.
orcm ?,opst, ": Ross. j.: Q. sIsnghton. A.
s. eor wrFe " =. Anhes Mnh9sd3nT # ,s, q. EdwsFds g n
kinb,, ". @. Snyder, 4. u. Van Doron. and W. Il.
Henderson,: Tue thisiasion Of officers followed,
Senlof G: ". 7. Dauman acting as Muster Of
Ceremonies: a NJ Several Ct tho diand o!1lcera ~
Moulding. AMI T. u. Conpropst woro app3int-
cd tile Executive COMMITTEE.
a. u. Warner, Chairman Of tho Finance Com
m!ttco, submitted tho aunal roporL upon tho
AH4sAc!AI CuuulIlpn OF %uc 4fluu UiylHcI, which
was adopted.
a resolution expressing sympathy and CO.
operation with tho won1a4's temperance moye-
ment Sos adootod. Also, one 10 favor OF resus-
cllating tho Orser of Temperance Oadr,s. Tho
tamEcranco papers and temperance literature
issued by tho National Publication House were
commended to tho liberal support Of tho meln-
bcrs OF tlo orffor, aud especially recommending
TUG Tr'st'ts Temperance Gaanor to the suutlAy-
eclloo 8.
After tho transaction Of business relating to
tho Ordor. tho Grand Division adjourned to
April, 1876.
, 1874-10-30

Condition OF tho Seasons Yield.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 29-1hp Cotton Ex-
change Committee on Statistics aud Informa-
tion submit tho following crop-report for Octo-
her:
LOUISIANA.
Our letters from this State date from the 14th
to the 3d. inclusive. Frost slight.
Only reported iu ono paris1-Tangipaphan
Weather uuiver sally reported as favorable
nnd very favorable. 4 little moro
picked, and, with tho continuance Of favorable
weather, tho crop will be picked out by tho 10th
Of Noyomber to The 1st Of Daccmber Tho yioll
ca compared With last year will be Homen hat
greater, our answers to this inquiry averaging
has been injured By dry weather, which at tho
sama time has enabiod tho crop to be piekod
cleaner mud brighter.
MISSISSIPPI.
Ih'rty.ono letters from twenty conntiea report
little or no injury to tho cotton plant II ON FROST
Iho Weather NAB almost unexceptionably favor
aDc. From one-lalt to two.tLiids Of tho crop
u ts: picked md, with good weathee tho picking
Will be finished hetwoon tho 10Th and 20tii
ports estimate . decrease in tue Yield,
a ~ compared with last year, Of about
- por cent. Most Of tho roports complain OF
the quality, of the crop, tho lint being light and
ehort' and consequently lens than tho usual
Of seed cotton, 4"'''
ANKANsAs.
Universally favorable weather for picking In
teported by az Of CIR correspondents, The
frost on the 18th and 1lta Of the month
seems TO have done but 1light damage
On account of tho forwar.luess Of tho
crop, ficAing progresses rapidly, ouo-half to
two'th!ids OF tho crop being reported already
housed, ant tue finish is expected on tic 1st 81
November In the uplanau. and bofore Chrst1nau
In tho bottom land. Tho 11nnrnca,jer}e ,i.,,...tt
of tho past summer haa evidently ininra1 ~
crop to such ali extent sLnt tho tut 1t pIchnu
season will not repair tho durnagcs Accortinst,
to our correspondence tho yield II ostimatod aR
from IS to 6G per cent decrease. average IL per
Bon. though it il expected tho ato planting in
the river bottoms will DO bot.er than tho present
Representations.
, 1874-10-30

tho rougheHt weather on this clio Of
tho 1adu.. Tho h1ilAauAoo Bioamor loft hero
lnat oroa,ng, though, tho atorm signal MAS dis
plnYoa. THO only damage yot ropo ted is tho
bcaohng, north Of tho larbor entrance, OF tho
9argc ]. 3. Now4ouao, belonging to j. v.bb. Of
Cicaao, heavily lauen with tus1b.r for Michigan
City. from White SWIM and Musle30n. lilo
steam bage Dunbar, also lo1dci with lumber,
md accompanying the Nowhouso onto:od the
harbor III safotv, Osl,or bargos. toadod With
lumber venturod to, but did not, loayo tho har-
bor lust night.
CiSciaHA71 OCT. 29.-A Eroat gallo OF wind at
1ronton, g.. tn.tlny .auon, blow DOM a threo-
story br;Git M building, now, aud nearly co,npotod.
t1r iho 11na"a oI!co, which, IN falling, d,lno-
,shod tmo. .stoIy franc dwelling. Tho Inmates
u tho DWELLING weso wa,nod OF tho danger, aud
, 1874-10-30

Il IL 4tVt
THE RACES AT Font WAYNE, IT'D
8nfctal Dt4patch t1 The Ch.caDa 7,iouEe.
Fort WAYNE Ind. Oct. 29.-Tho third day Of
tho Nortlern 1ndlaan Racing Aasocattou was
married. by Increased Attendance md luo sport.
Tue woathor was qui!te cod, md strong wind
retarded tho snooi somewhat. Tho 223 trot for
p1'rse Of 5103, lott unfinished lust oyoning,
was concluded. Tho Judges changed tlloir TO-
c!slon On tho Init hs'at yesterday, declaring 1t
Faco easily. winning In. 2:30. Kate Campbell was
granted second money, Qnickslop third monoy.
aud Ohio D1y fourth money.
altcl 1nterest HAH shown In tho running raco
for p1.rso oil a530,, 2-m1e hoats, bost two ia
threo:: Thousands ut d,llars changed hands.
""r Jig ruled stro n,9 iavoriso.
s: s$s; s:nz o% as oz 3y s. ". a5y 35
j. l. ohi:.sos,, Gi dis.
htLMkinst Ga'eHo i q da.
A4anas Ts,ms alrEatira, .Llcon, H., s. 3. Little
L. i. alsan, i.ntiia,ion iioscoman. d.
T'ms-t'la; a:4tal 3:4311.
n sne 5.m!hnte ni,o fora purse Of $780, Hooslor
,a; n.G" sItes no trtt heat was sont to tae barn
aosre M L,nre, lind, t. IN. E,y sal1io.....1 II
rer "A'4or' A1" salcob1rg, 1nd., lr Z. Gran.
4a Msys;; D,y -: Ssya: dts:
'2SS 2S%s1a :; < %s;t' a:ss a'?ss 81,
To-morrow Is tl,o closing day. Thoro will to
ifee-toral! tro. for purse Of Sl,603, THO
entries aro Alns II. oward, Ohio Doy, DacIi Frank.
1850 Kate Camps oil, and Con. Grant. Tho On.
sres in the froe 1a,rall pace for rt1rso Of 5000
nro Defianco, Changer. Lt,cy, salllo, Hopsior
DIGIT, aud Sleepy Goo,ge.
.oEs Al TOLEDO
IoLEDo Oct 2I.-At tue Toledo Driy,nr-psrt.
Assoeiatio', rattc1' third day. In tie 2:27 race.
postnoned from yesterday, small Hopes, owned
by y. Deyo, Of jackson, Mich, Won two hoats
2:4o14. A'@'<'' "'ao5a'
III the 2:Ao r:,ec, postponed from yesto,flav.
gray Dli!y won Tho heat aud raco. Time, o;I0iI.
Iu tho list re co to-tfny, running. mt1o h,ats.
pu sc 9ld0, two started. Won by Nei!ie Dush.
owned owned BY Editk / n1sh, Fremont. Tino.
1n tho 2:3o race. purse $500, four Started.
-Four heats wero trottcd Bashaw winning two
mud Sorlel Pri Il co nne: Tho second heat was
dead. dead Postpoln,d till tomorrow on account o.
darkness. -
AaEn':c AN AID coprEnDo1ToM
:, BAtTIaoNE, Gict. 29.-1n lace to-day oyev
the lierilng ls1ail course between Amerlcat, Girl
afla Copperbo ON for So, 600, Annoricsn G,rl
won tho fsBt d j fonr.h heats ID 2;19 aud 2:2lk,
u pei botrom won the second and tl:lt, tcnts i.
a:2i and civ. .Darkncss put MI end to tue racc.
Which WILL oe onoluded Tomorrow.
, 1874-10-30

PROCEEDINGS IN THE GENERAL CONVENTION.
NIw YonX, Oct. 20.-Aftor morning prayer tho
General Convention Of the Irptestant Episcopal
Church was called to order.
A message from tho House Of bishops waa TO-
coiyod, stating that they ooncurrod in selecting
boston for tic next place of noeting.
It WIS resolyed TINT tho llonAo elould alt with
cloHefl 1oorn to.day. from o'co bon tho con-
Hrmattou Ut MlsB,onnry Bishops,
MHylON WONK.
Tho Committee u. tho Iun,u n1lt Nils
aiouu.y A0e!otY submitted ron tho
UJarG of Missions bo au!hurlxoui ,ht
additional snc.nheiH to ita Stauuiu 40.
makiug twenty.ft III AL mud thu oi
tho Constitution bo aMeutiol by low
verbal changes.
Tue 1attor recommendation :.
, 1874-10-30

CLEyELANn, O., OCT. 20.-The barge Sherman,
loaded with lunlbor aud salt, lett this port tbls
morning, for Ashtabula, O.. In tow OF tho luc
Edwards. Tho sea was running hig!, and tho
barge becamo wator-losgcd. Shs was auolo.ed
mIlos of Falrport. and Abandoned Whom tl,o
crow luft, at 4 u. ILL.,, tAore was foot Of wator
III htr hold. I'he snail boat, III which tho crow
lnft tue veHsel capslzoa noar tho beach, and tho
Captains son, 4 lt ito boy about yoars old. was
drowned. Neitlor tho yflIno Of tho veasci md
cargo. insurance. nor tho Captaln's uR,no, eau be
&scerlAluel to.AiE4t.
, 1874-10-30
HEAVY VtND.ST0RN,

Spttlal DspHlch 70 The CAica4o Frj5Hne,
GaANp HAVEN. atioh., Oct. 29.--An foruyaruol
by tho Asgnal iory!co Bturm danger slsru ycs.
to-day forenoon, haavy wlul-Bturm flom tic
H,ut,, accompanied at intcryals with Iight rain
and yirld lightning. reachod hero last oyoll,ny
uid continued until midnight Of today, NM
uyolase velocity OF tho ~tul wls J5 1nitcs Al
hour tho LlEhest, d. Tue sinta ycored IL tlo
westward during tho day. heavy noa IL run
Mug Oh tho laae. Tho Chicago and milwaukee,
BIoaa!cla arrived aafo thla ,uorniug, reporting
, 1874-10-30
FRANCE !.

THEIRS AT NICE.
Moe. Oct. 29.-Ex-president Thcre arrived
In this city today. There was gtoat denlol-
stration III his honor.
RELATIONS WITH BrAIN,
PANS, OCT. G9.-The journal 0e Paris says
hitherto tle Moves ntrais has boon exclusively
dHclsBed between tho Spanish Vlco.Cous aud
local fronch autnosit,cs. The SCauisl, Anlbas-
Fadoi at Paris has addressed no request to tue
Foreign olllco. He either intends to pursue tho
matter no far:hcr, OF is waiting for lLe roturn Of
tho Duko de CaBca to Paris.
, 1874-10-30
,D0CkRaY.

~ oectat Dt,pat.. to Tho Caicaoo 7ribusn,
WAS :1SoroS, OCT. GA plisate Ic!tor WIS
read b sre today from Dockrnv, the Ax,erlcan
who wf s arrested by tho Spanish authorities IN
Cuba. The letter was dated Santaula, and CON
taIns M accouut OF Dookray's suffer
lnss shipboard, which are alroAly known
to tho public. llo states TINT do IL sentenced to
pen COLONY IN Africa for u term OF ton yolrs.
Ltt t b at he hopes to be released botoro lopr
thro' i III the Intervention Of tho Uuitod Status
Cow j ;ulpeut,
, 1874-10-30
SUICIDE.


!Speciai Dispateh ia Tht Chicago Tribune.
WlLIEsBaunI, Pa, Oct. 23.-YcHtolday, at
Hanover lnil,es John llAnnlok, who had drawn
his pav and was under ll.e influence Of liquor,
committed suicide by aeYerng al artory on tho
arm. lle was found dead III pool or blood In
All outhouE0
CIsc1ssA7t, O.. Oct. 29.-hlrs. Anna MosEy,
tho slle Of CO.. I. III. Moaby, aud granddaugf-
tcr Of d"v. Deueling. OF Virginia, committed sut-
csaa at Anchorage Ky, yosterday, BY throwing
herself in trout ot railroad traiil. Hor act wan
probably canxed by temporary insanity. She Lad
boon marr4ou ton days,
, 1874-10-30

Srtctd4 UispaIh 10 7Hs Chlca0o 3Ilbttne.
HoscolEL, Wis. Oct 29.-Tho Hon. n. 8.
Masoun, Republican Courresaional Candidate
from tho Third District Of Wisconsin, addressed
tho Republicans Of this city last evening. Quite
an interest waB manifested to boar whit the can
didato would have to say. Tho church uas we'll
filed, but there WAS very little enthusiasm by
tho faithful 10 reward tho sneaker, whose speech
1as pronounced by both parties perfect faiIure,
and has lost him votes already in this city. Tho
Republicans ara 6lsainng avery norvo to secure
votes. Poor success Intends ll1nir efforts, whiie
tue 1anks Of the Roformors MO beiDg constantly
reinforced.
, 1874-10-30

Went Down ut HeQs

Is NEW YonK. Oct. 2D.-The bark ABBY Daoon.
from oalaSa arrived at this port yestotl,ay, hay-
ing on board Capt. LcarY, With hiH wife aud
child, and tho crow, comprising aoyen men, Of
the schooner DauntleaH, which left St. Thomas
oct' u, With salt, for lunonburg, Nova scotia
nnd went do"n In gale on tho night OF Oct. 2a.
Tho rencuel posBonB ao1e four daya in an Oman
bout, LIVING on half biscuit aud little water
oacl q day.
, 1874-10-30
-~tT1


mas Il In$ Of tho p!ttsburg Corn-Exoliango took
plas tlia mprNing; it WIS largely ATTENDED, and
don torablo business was transacted. Eleven
car i Dads of grain changed hands. Tho tuer-
eli: It tB Expressed themselves vol satisfied. aud
viii ho!l daily Aesslons. Tho following aro TO-
da y quotations: Mixad coru, new and old ton
d. y :, delivery, on truck, 72,; new corn, Bclled,
II et III elevator. N@7oo; prime whito oats, on
!! q Il, 5GGl5GlGo; Zoo In elevator, 6stac,
, 1874-10-30
UTAH ITEMS.

south to-day to spend lilo winter at 81. uaulge.
Tho grading Of tho first 90 lni|cu Of t!!e Uta,
Western Railroad IL noarly iln.saod. T!lu IRON
for 1t il nov Oh tho Why HERO Iiacl'laylug Will
commence Immediately oil It'd arrival,
, 1874-10-30

'-''-AsN"J oNi'A1Gs
-,.., THE BUDGET OF 1876
WV WV SHOW tno necJ9BhrY ilorpaeo Of uoutrtbu-
tu.e LOT thla anu ohor branches Ut tho ndmin-
11ss.saInn. 1sa The allied govorn,nonts ngren TINT
tG s1s o1tanov sRa 0y oy np. % m ~ he o
.naids OF public tntcresta In conjunction with
tile maintenance Of d metallic currency. Bills
I1eRuiatlnR tie tBsno thereof will DO presented.
ry. 9.ld introanoug civil repatriation throuellout
.tno Emriro, will also bo submitted. Tho En-
peror CONTINUES: "Yoilr cooperation Ia now Tor
tho ifst timc Invited to inasitutiuR budget for
A15AoE AND Lo1tnA1NE
ron Will ll1ro llnvo at, opportunity Of obtaining
moro thorough know let,go Of tho RESOURCES, re-
qulremcnts and institutions Of tl,oso 1'roviucuB
than WAS hitherto possible under tho old svstcm
Of yearly administrative ropo1ts. You viii show
our compatr.ols Of tho Uppat nhino tho ntcreat
tito whole nalinn'takea in tlIs most anclcnt Cor
nun territory.
"Tllankn 10
H., TIiE THE pEnSE ;71 POSTAL CONVENTION.
and tho goodwill OF tho HlatcB which took pArt
in tho Congrehs. It has boon found possible to
establish postal nnton which promlsos facilities
tofoic unknown for tho deyolopcment Of ,ntol-
ieotllal anu oo1nmorcal Intercourse betwacn M.
tfons.
ronEl0E RELATIONS,
My rotations with foreign pouora ara paciHo
nnd &micablo. Tho tried f,lou1slllp which uuton
mo With tho rulers ofpowcrful EGlplros affords
guarantee !!e tor lho continuance of peace, in
temptation to employ tho united over OF tho
Ehpro othorwlHo than For dcfe1 30 IL far flotn
my mind. 1hls worry powor enables tho Govern
mont 70 moot with sllonce unjust suspicious in
leeard TO itB policy should tho malevolence OF
party PASSIONS, whence thcao suspicious Hprtng,
SOCK tho form Of acts. you lavo only to ta1so your
STAND against it, when I lsnow tho whole nation
mud its Princes will 10 ready at my tim6 to de-
1ond with me the right aud honor OF tho Empire"
Tho speech nnB received at tho close with
, 1874-10-30
DEE.cijETtI1E.

Special DtspateA n The Ch'raqa Tribune,
,, ..trrTsnuRo, pa, OCT. z0.-l ha American Dee.
q epesB' Association Of North Aulerion moota in
al s city OH tho socond Wednesday III November.
tllcF fuut til annual session. All Interested Ii,
Il raslHg OF boaB ure Invited. Tho leading
y tlroauA will sell excursion tickets TO tais city
) Ii lriug its sosslo,,. wy
, 1874-10-30
THE INDIANS.

a Fight Dctsyeom Two Eribcg in Nc.y
fGxtcOs
6pte'a! Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON, D. e.. Oct GA private lctter,
dated about ten days ago at the Oimmaron In
a1au Agency, in Now Mexico, was received loro
to-day. 1t atntoa that tho Maucte Utcs asd
Jlcafil4a Apachos had juBt indulgcl in pitched
battlc, with slight loss Of killol aud wol1udol.
and that thoro IL prospect Of war OF Bomo
magnlludo betTeoeu the tribes ~ result.
, 1874-10-30

SDectds Dt5bNtcK 70 TIC Ehlcad0 5rtOuNt,
FoNp Du Lao, Wis, Oct. 2o.-Tho Ropub-
1icans Of tue Second District nominated George
Hunter fur tho Assembly to-day. His nomiua-
tiou ia victory over Postmaster Coleman, ono
Of Carpenters beat friends. Coleman wanted his
partner, Thomas Spence. very worthy Iawyor.
but tho fhct that Coleman wanted him caused
his dotcat. Tho Republicans Of tho Third Dis
tfics to-day nominated George Keys for tho
Assembly,
, 1874-10-30

81 tc'al dispatch to Ths Chtcaaa tribune.
ecuooLcnAFr, Mich, Oct. 29.-Tle Hon. J. @.
Burrows addressed tho people Of saLoolcraft
last ovonpg on tho 1.-Two iBsuos Of tho day. His
audience waB largo ono. coHpoaed of our farn,-
e1s,merctlants and 1aborine clnsBes aud all show.
Ing by tho Close attention given nIr. Burrows
tho deep intorcss they had In hearing tho great
questions Of tho day fai,ly discussed. uo has
anpIaso sro tno best otilonco Of tbe nens,,po ~
bis audience received by his explanations OF tho
grave questions discussed by hlm. lIe will 10
te.elected by largo minority.
, 1874-10-30

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2D,-T'ha Committee appoint
oil Yesterday tapultdd pla.s to-ttnY to tho Cluul
beror Commerce for rstadorins aul - Nebraska,
appointing q n,an In tho Chamber to recoiyo cdn-
triDutiuua also recommending that pastors bo
, 1874-10-30

sAN FnAHcIsco. Cal., Oct. 29.-Thc steamo1
@,ypl'roMcs, from Anstralia, arrived this morning.
NEW Yonx, Out. 29.-Afriycd, steamships Al.
.Eor'a aud City Ut Antwerp, from Liyorpool, aud
'ulamors;al,, from CaldiH
QuEEssrows. Oct. 23.-Arrivod, atcamahip At
las, from Boston.
, 1874-10-30
Il ltiE RQnul.
Tho following lcttor was received yesterday at
military headquartolB In thia city;

o WICHITA AGENCY, I. r.. Oct a5, 1871.
Gtn e. G. Drum, Adia1as {{e.a1Hariers Hi4ry
Masi*,Mt Mt! r the nf.soari chteaqo, H.: .,"
lAa lht!tan Var in this keetl0u ls rapidly co!spsnB.
tnat nlat aeohela with his column llaa capturrd ol1
Ex ,1 CrecE 4txty-nino Noconeo warriors sud 99jo
ponies. Ihis purity Is Of thu worst tharacter aud IL
accompanied BY their familic,. INST Ulpt Carpenter
Wt h1s column to-day In hot pursuit Of Iaras party
o. Aiowas "ho arc trying to got to Fort 6 to arre-
sntt ~ two days. The party IL thought 10 10 Lone
M0llB. r, Ii, SHERIDAN.
Idontenane. General Commanding.
, 1874-10-30
MILWAUKEE POLITICAL NOTES.

Special Ulsratch II iHe LhitaGo n lbnne
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 4D.-The following arc the
returns of registrations tnade IN tho different
wards ur to Tonight: Fiftn Ward d-sccond Pro-
cinct, 475. Sixth Ward First Precinct, CTS;
Second Precinct. 4S5. Seventh Ward-Secoud
s4e. Ninth Wnrd9Frst rreeact Ill: es,psi seeuu
Precinct, GUS. Tenth Ward-Frst Precinct, $50.
Thirteentl Ward-Firat Precinct, Ala.
TIC Hon. ". r. Wilson is an independent can
dldato fer tho Assembly in the Sixth District.
A third ticket for county officers wna nut In
tho field at late hour TONIGHT, namely:
Doborueau. for Sheriff KasHou, Cleric Of Court;
Eblerp, Troaauler; Thomas Hover, District-At-
torocy; Best, Registar Of Deeds; Charles II.
Mo,er, County Clerk; George A. NIcGnrnglo,
6upor,nt eudant OF Poor; William Schmidt, Sur
veyor; Charles Kupper, Coroner.
Id Aschernau consented to-day 10 run for tho
State Senate ngainst Col. Jacobs.
!. ". Van Scha,ck was nominated tonight as a
Peopo'a candidate for the Assembly by tho Fltst
Ward CAUCUS,
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TIL aADtEn-uRowH MATCH.
HAI1FA1. 0 a.. 50.-sader. champion boatnaan
OF England, will row George Brown On tho
terms Iropost Il by suder in two ,noutha fro,n
tho signing Of tho ngsecment.
, 1874-10-30

Sfec1at Di*puteh 10 Ih* Ehteu1o tribune.
0nANp HAVEN, Alic.,., Oct. 29.--Tho Hon.
uonty Chamberlain, pomocratio.Roform noni-
nee for Governor, and tho Hon. ]. 9. Blanchard,
addressed small audience at Music HILL to.
night. This il tho first aud the last Democratic
adurces before tho election,
, 1874-10-30

Coryesponoeaet " the CAicayo Tribune.
LANSING. Mich, Oct. 2D.-The Peoples Con-
vo1!tlon ut Vornontvlllo, Eaton County, nomi-
mated uonry 4. Shaw for Senator, mud john
Dow for Representative for the Second District,
aud county lickot. MasHrs. Shaw aud Dow arc
prominent Republicans, and were mcmoors Of
the lust Legislature,
, 1874-10-30

THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
PARTIAL REBuIrTtoN OF uus1SEss.
RIO JANElno. Oct. 2o.-Adviccs from Duenos
Ayrcs. by way Of Monteyidoo, Oct. 25 report
that tho Argentine Banl was about tn reopen its
doors Tor bnsiness. The Cullian Minister had
demanded Ain passports