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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-13

PRIZE CATTLE.-Mr. Gillett Is exhi-
biting to-day the meat of two prize
steers, which is equal, if not superior, to
any beef ever brought'to this market.
The steers were fed in this county, and
are good evidence of the fine stock
which is raised here Mr.. Gillett is also
agent for the celebrated Diamond brand
of Baltimore oysters, which he receives
fresh every day. His sugar-cured hams
from corn-fed hogs, cannot be surpassed
by any thing produced in this city.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-13
COUNTY OFECERS-

County Trsasur5r--OUERIN EVEN.
s3xs.nty Clerk. u RICHTER.
..SfReiff-R. l.. 81!
HUn6.r Sheriff.. }. PIERCE.
Deputy Sheritf-WM. GRIEBLiSG
Register of Dee is-GOHN FRANZ.
Clerk of the Court pIENING.
County Judge-W. w. WALIu.
District Attorney-W.J TUR tR
.Supt of Schools-MICHAEL KIRWAN.
County Survcy6r-JCHN O'HARA.
tGn-urxrF SIMON
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-13

February 9th. 1874.

EtDIuaIy jill, 1914.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Mayor A D Jones, Aldermen
Wallich, Dumke, Richter, Cooper, John
son. Mulholland, Rosso and Schroeder.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP
proved.
Petition of Chas Luling to allow Chas
Book 80 as fireman, was on motlon
granted. Ayes 8, nays O.
Petition of T G Shove referred to com
on Assessment and Finance.
Alderman Wallich submitted the fol-
lowing:
Resoloed, That the com on Fire and
Water be and are hereby instructed to
ascertain the law relative to the two per
cent. paid by foreign Insurance Com
panies into tAe City Treasury, and the
legitimate disposition of said money and
to report at the next meeting of this
Board. Adopted, ayes 8, nays 0.
The following claims were presented
oxI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-05
Agents Wanted.
Dr. Carvings Elixir Of Tar,

DR.. Capin'5 Elixir OF Tar.
1t is recOmme by regular Medical .praetitlon
rs, and speedy cnre guaranteed or colds coughs
sumptio n and pulmonary c mplainis. scrofula
ryeipelas, dyspeps!hy and Q, ut Dysen,ery, chol
ra.morbus, cholera and all liver and bowel com
laints. Kidney diseases and all affections Of the
URN airy orpi m. pe,festi, llIn,, free from min
era or alcoholic properties, pleasant to take and
never known to fail. Price, 81 90 per bottle. Full
particulars, with medical testimony and certificates
sent on application Address
IF. HYDE g. CO.,
1876 Seventh Avenuc, Hew York,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-05
Darts from, the Devil,

UN VUFIU AHUohU. --T----
A book lust issued, exposing the "Personals "
that have appeared in the New York newspapers
their history and lesson. Stylish ViaiEs fully ex-
posed. Advertisements OF desperate men to bean.
tifu women. cnndestped meetings, how frustra-
ted The history Of the Goodrich tragedy, the re.
suit Of "pcisonal." Description of living Broad
way statues. Exposes social corupron. Sent on
RECEIPT Of so cents. Address Unique Printing House
SO NesCv Street New York
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-05
The New Remedy orlampture

a most I'm poriant nven ton. sold by The Elastic
Truss Co /, No, GSs broadway, New York City. 1t
retains rupture absolutely in an comfort day
aad-EilhI,- at al-tmes, under all circumstances
whatever in any cnse and should never he taken
oil during the hort time requisite TO effect per
manent cure tnt by mail. Circulars free. Ap
druggist or physician viii order tIis truss for 20
without charge.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-05
PAYLMc EMpLoYMEMrI

For all having spare time. Something new and
fact selling. tofancy article, hut necessity 10 all
classcs OF people, actually tavihe money to buyers
business honorable; day or evening. pleasant: no
lOn will miss your host chance ifypu fall 10 write
for fnll partcnlnrs and ygluable samples 10
'" \. A. HUTCHINSON A. 90, q.
.f.II4... .s ST. Louis Missouri.
, 1874-09-09
SUBURBAN. NEWS.

LAKE VIEW,
Inc Board of Trustees met On eMonday. Present
tho full OF D0asd,
ths Committee appointed to Examine Tho ertd,t-
sao oflhs Trcaaurcra sccouns astod for further time
which wns grantetl
INC petition OF John Ksl for eAloon-itccnac being
"sn W, fetnonstranea vns presented BY tho tcsI-
aeha OF HaTenHwood, and, on motion, ths prayer Of
tho petitioner Was ordered not granted,
petition from the residents Of 1tavenawood. and
letter from Dir. Cole. civil engineer, wore la oyor
and McsAra, "eckler snd Ln1zar appointed commit
tec to 60 oTcr tho ground Ia company with Mr. Colo 10
ascertain the best route and determine on tho noces
atty Of a s'irvnY for laying sewera in Rayonsvood.
committee, consisting Of Messrs, wacsler and
Seleswohl, was appointed with power to net. IN dc.
tefmin1ng 1ho grade, nnI have slryoy made of U.i
sse street 1t tbs nteraecton Of tho lrocn Bay road
Fettt!ona were read snl laid over to open punntup
a!fect from acs avenue to Reuben afcet to b,tIT
Sidewalks IN ltavenswooa on Commercial street. from
cosgroVb to Dertcat avenues, and on Berteau syonn
to Ashland aYcnue to i1nprovo ths Ridge ron. with
tle north town line. ~
part Of tho sh1ppey road.
=. bids were received for cleaning the dItchea IN
araceland avenue, from Southport to Ashland avenues.
;avonuo. Commissioner sulzer was empowered 10
haFo survey made Of tho avenue md 10 contract
VIII ~ z. Chant to do The work Mt Lis proposition.
M, ano ponee report Tor August WIS ordered on Ale
iAe number OF arrests uadn 23 amount Of dnes
saseaacs. a Slo2; amount suspended, sso; amount COL
An ordinance wao adopted prohibiting tho occu.
rancy OF any private hniIngB fonccs or other nrnn
orty, will pacards sgns notices, hand.bllls, otc..
Without hrst obtaining consent ofthe owners or renre
aontnscs. without which IL declared 10 be nltis.
ahce and the offender iabIs to penalty Of from s. 10
Is for each hnl every ottcnse
Iu0 B0lrd then adjourned,
, 1874-09-09

IS.Jlg1e!y III wound satin, which will turn royolvo,
yory var 1ron nrae.' whon flrod within fow paocs Ths
Or prGtty story han boon told Of overy prnca
ginni, .,oa percentage from Jnrnos II. Of In.
" .ahsassi' down to Tho iato Nnpo}eon lii III
onco f.J ,,, may bo truth at,out Napoleon I1i,, I
p ths thora sa ,o word Of Prince Disnarck inrelf
rng to nan a,on no truth In tho s!ory In rofer-
remarked being tolorablv pa a'ro,,, ps,naFo
6'rtinr Su9t nm, by ahe wrist and aoppod n from
Iii, III III H. 'n9 h lie made atnb aftor atab nj mn
Wound S m o k91ane 9ae,,nnu nud as ho did not seriously
scratch MOI avory os rs ~, mAttor M Of faot Lo did
ana owod my safety to It, owed nlv soetn =
ny s!fong1n. Tho only limo wcnr cm;ro:ua u ~ ~
otherwise" "a eotraBsofa; narcr
, 1874-09-09
THE FIRST rLJrNors.

The warn,css authorizations Nro BRING rc,,,vcd Al, !,
lilo formation .s tho now mtis reei,n.pt Arassu ~ ~
three companies aFo orgauizcd, numbering about 100
men, and Judging from tho rats at which ouromsns
nads It ia evident that the complement Of tia
non,s. ~ ~ "oa up. neepags OF she COM
nea 10 temporarily constituted wots hold hst syen-
lh8 ans permanent organization effected by oloctinu
company otllccra, In plys,uus tl,a vo,,n1 n,a1
assenlcd were mo..lv m "a thc ,,ant,- ~ ,,,'s.n
regiments gclloraily. b thers wern ,nanu ~ ~ nIs
necessary before leg en- sttemnt y, M, 20
, 1874-09-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY,

CooNT9 SUPPLIES.
Tho farclcal Investigation Of tho bilfor oouasy sup
tupe and rJosnita,a ~ ~. G,o.s1 =. 1a.. ~. rs'.
,ionera has ~ sn+,a .. no W soun1s .ol's
aS 10. aomo limo bcon egagl was resume.
soatcsdny. Commissioner Bursiick presided, and al
| Of tho members woro present.
/ nm. nrooar r,x,,rn,v,
| warde, ~ H., ,,,".aa ss.,.,., 49,, 1,."'
s'ae ~ LUG insane Asylum and Footlioaso' was 70
aucsscd to explain tho rcaao for changes tho q,nll
ty Of articles ased at those Institutions lie STATED
| that be had contro, NJ ,ho rnm,titio,, r..
| ,rrr,,t,. I ~. e i...t ~
sapl'na7' Aho that therS was distinction be
mates Of of se and Saa amt ne ~.
tho insane Asyn, ~. frst ehnnoo rai,s sn. ~
january, whom tic qualify Of tho % .es xa % improved u d.
tbs prico being increased from " oona L 90 cents por
pound. Tts doctors complained that tht.ea was nm
,o .'e 4" ."s sa "as III saor hat
'ne ehanso was ms,o. Thea N smprove 1naasy Of
susar WA got Witness did not nndertand that it
prsdo If another grad. 1orc .,ito In tt
n.nt1onc1 I, I'm e,ntr,,. ,rt ,,,,, - t, 49,, w..
had been CHANGED uy tho COMMITTEES Public char-
.es in April: Witness had nothing to 4 with it. but
tho chance wa' very much needed, anu ho
u hs,1 49,. o ,,o so"s ~ ~ tno na''o. u HoaP
which wore accomplished under witncs' direction. uo
selected It from samutcR and p,,rchaed IT, tetfer
grade Of kerosene oil waa used no,x tt.n ear1,or ,, ~,
bcttor quality Of peaches waa baiugnsol than for
N crly oecuslee the fruit was naed hospital. The
PICKLES hha tcun changed by n.ctllc4 advice. Tiers
n.lgh. haye been elanK's IN bakngowdoF, bnt they
ana.lnlea 70 notMng. Tho brooius usa wore good,
b.. might net bs IN accordance withth contract.
ehnss a ,I had nsen m maa a cos tho nnteroure
article was light anu dry and mschm economical
~ tho changes mentioned neceasltaed an increase III
prlco.
Tho Warden wns then questioned about tho agrj.
cultural rroarcca Of tho farm stahed 10 tie Poor
Honse and 1nsa1lo AEylun nnd hs snswcEb Wcrs gen
orally satisfactory. lilo nao explained how he draw
rcaaissona IL c3sts wlietn there WA no contract He
said no cfhtninet everything before buytng and frr
Ius1I5, Hos oatef arAeico man " selected. When
oEaars nac nos beof properly alhd, corrections lad
eaees1a1y oeon maae oy TIC grocery lrm.
nh xstc,,, r., tno p,orli,a On: rorh'
..s .,. called: iL;' Ho aaid tho :chsnges In tea,
pHA!es ana slfnps hau been recommended By
T. ILL., ane sea "as POISONOUS tic stlp very bad, and
sne sugar nono 700 good When tbs Grand jury via
.teu . ~ tho members complained lostty
.,, ns IT, 1a srup Iho pickles vera changed
Ifo1a esna4 10 largo aa a matter of economy,
,..,,1., . onaM1ssIokER nussEz.Ls ..
leaIlueG CONCERNING tho purchase II tcrtau
, 1874-09-09

r.
,OAafERONThe funeral scr,oo, >>>"">~ ~ -
% froos W. opIo, 20 heu 4 is Ghn.o pany
n, G9ofk t. Eoef ahnt ' IT, t's'1ing; Il
as,o~ .s ,n' asp fatk "ofo c1roneous
aiG1RAF!l-Tucsday Sopt. 8, at s n,cfro, -
Rus1si aa4feT Ct Thoas and MouaRPh '
arc Invited. H'''auA ot tho faaally
or EFott Van Huron. ~ - '' oA'nef1ho, wlfe
funeral sarv!coa at ho< iato rcsidepco Mn e7o TO-.
Haa.smtst. Wednosday Eop D, At o'ciockG & r. "cst
F1aends arc Invited to Attond, o.'o'e p N.
o,sinaE:n HiMEn-At 1iydo Park, ou Tuos1,y, Hept NJ.
ssa soek p m.' Air. Jssnos Noc ID s 3th yoss Of IL
Thr.Gs,a fron HI lno roetdenco. Frcorokp,aoa m,
III.HI, sho 10Th inst. st o'clock r. NJ. "'' 'o
shn1fnS SnshloIlsy, Sopt. 7, of cl,olern iotar.t,r
'nnHt ~ ageA u tnonhs md 81 dnYx ~ o0'e All LIN"
ploaso COPY. "~"Aeo Sua heoknS tIo.) papers
No. ~ Sept g. at hr late -nsacneo
COOpERNM Mnesaas. Sort. 0, at O'Clock ,. IA.
William Copper '''n1nR sept- 2. dArtla, sfat1r Of
ufantnlaeo. to.dsy odua.asyo OF T. 5eT hrsthcr No. 6S
, 1874-09-09
PERSONAL.


Tho Chicago correspondent Of the phadelphfs fr...
eyftr1an otaes that thero IA report well authcu.tcs.
ted that Prof. Swing will 10 called to succeed 1,o.rt
Laird Collier and that ho will accept. Thu report i.
ono heard only by tho correspondent.
Miss Emma Crouch, the now American prime DOM.
recently brought out by Theodore Thomas, will au-
pear with the Thomas Orchestra In Ala!t taree con.
ceFsn here commencing tho 2ath inst,
HOTEL ANIMALS.
tatner Hottse-Wiilla,n Shnrp Guildford, Enplapa .
GoI. W. Chapman, u. 8. H.; 9. 5. Wttbock pstroit :
" q. Dickson. New Ynrk; J. ". Btone New Orieans
r. y. van BlaEcomt st. Louis; ". W. DInsnores
lsnnsylsaniai D. r. Dabbitt, Now York; T. o, Gran.
niht NeH York; ". II. LowIs, Cincinnati James
I'm IN Etts, Wisconsin; Y. D. Ailamk, Now York !;
daaeHe5s. u: Wood, Toledo; Col. J. K. Woizner, u,
= A.; a. p G. Wl.itnsy, pckin ~ II. Mowc, Pil.aburg
bridges Wl.ebs; g. q. & shoahsfd h; 0r Carroll. :; f.
ton; ~. uor,p, st. Paul; j. s, Gray, oon1nbns.
e.; ". T. o,I3rien, Cincinnati; + Il. IIarsn,an.
unG,nnaa sa a, + rrosser. Buffalo; I'll TUCKER Nas,
san .a. u1sy AleEandcr Young Milwaukee: S. Colhoun,
saa ana y; , u Kirk, as. Paul; N. D. Wnch, llacine
uStoqrso $ H. pngh, Cincinnati: :. 8herman Ho.se-
4. II. Aistn Sycamore; J. g. Blocking. UIoyo1and:
T. l. WAlIAce, New York; II. g. Randall, 1Iartford
a.. T.. peGk Lafayette; ". D. Wilson, Rock Island; 4,
Fort Wayne; 8. Il. Weed, ST. Louis; o. Friend NV;
fask y: D French, Connecticut; g. D. Roller, 1lock
lsiaadi 81. pArtar, 14ttsburg.
, 1874-09-09
WASHINGTON.

Como More About tho Snfe-BuFElnry
Tho DeG.oIlysr Patont-A Suit to
RecoYoF-XeRIOxx Fever.
Special Di.patcA TO Ths GAfeayo Tribune.
WAs1tINoroN, D. O., Sept. s.-Tho Grand Jury wero
occupied to-tlay With tho 0afe-bnrgiary Sons
important evidence wsa placed before tleIu, II ia
stated that, among othor things, 1t developed that
a. ~ Mhllans, tho Police Court awyoF, who has acted
with tho Harrington gag In all Of thts matter assisted
tns burglar Williams 10 escape from tho city. II WAS
MO proven That The burgar 1iayea did hayo con.
ieseaSe - 20 atac aoe tins s4o With Netteslip In
dGfk M MGtty prior to the burglary. Notrship ns
~~ ~es pc'oSo sne lafys but unloubted erldouce
, 1874-09-09
HYDE PARK,

Tho Hyda Park Tl1iHteca mot Monday eyoninR and
continued their session until 1915 midnight
The petitions for saloon-llcouges Of Lawrence Ulurt
August nusses, r. J. Gcary, Curl Franks, William
Feraw, Alexander Wilson, Charlos nesgner; Theodore
pauky, QusEon Hauerle. James LcGraud, and L, q.
swods weTe returned to them for informally.
Tho petitions Of Charles L. Flour anu Henry wen5ta
reported, apparently, In prope: FORM and II was
recommended that lcensea 10 granted them subject
to tha regulations.
On Questioning tho Committees 1t appeared that tho
naes Of petitioners had not been compared with tho
registry 10 ascers"n II they wcro registered ro!ors
Ar. Ryan moYo4 thA. The petitions uo oyey QUO week
, 1874-09-09
BOARD OF EDUCATION

| ~
Tbs Board Of ElHcution met iaet evening, Vico-prnHi
dent Sheldon In the clair.
Ihe Chairman presented trust deed Of Abort q
Lspe, ex-Connsy Superintendent OF Schools, convex
ing certain property aud securities to make good hi
deficiency III tho school fluds deposited by him In M
bankrupt institution formerly kEown on tho FraukIj,
Bank. Tho documents were rseeivo&: and placed 4,
| f1c.
ELEoT1Ed orE1cEEB.
II eeehme necessary 10 elect President of shs
Nohrd IN place Of ". II. King resigned It,snectors
hichberg, Clarke, aud Witce wors put in nomination
On tho second ballot Mr.. Richberg was ciccted. ro.
eosng seven votes, against four for AIR. Clarke and
| QUO for Mr.. Wilee.
On taking the chair Mr.. Rlchbcsg returned thanks
ics tne honor conferred. aud Kave assurance OF Ills H.
tention to labor for the ntoresu Of the pu c Acqola
ana tho promotion OF harmony in tho Board,
inspector Wtlco was chosen Yica-prcsi.lcnt Of tbo
board, and Hckard waa re-tloctcd SUPERINTENDENT
q schools aud Secretary Of the Board. Francis Han
James War building anil supply agent: a1iI MI shnn.
hard Johnston, Clerk of flo Doar.l, "0t-
uhtier suspension Of tho rules Mr. D. 8, Coyerl's
aAtt lie waA nssigued seat '
Mp H. I. Perkns elected Aaaissaut Clerk Of tho
ooard' Aef competitor Deing Mr. Juhn 4, Gutord.
GERMAN AGAIN.
OF drrtnau In tho schools,
anspoesor uoggin was ngaint ts election Of auy n-
eost o. 1ia position, regarding thu present system
o. p, .sasang auran ~ worthless. Money was spent
rttdi'Henta Of Englah. II wes we'll cuo,ch 10 t.srh
HERMAN ~ tho higher grades, but 1t was an Injury 10
young children to try and teach them tierlnun.
tendent OF German. "rs''A'
SENDING CHILDREN TO THE u1o,t.aonoo1,
whoBu parents Lad moved IRON tho civ tn a., sr
nan towns, but WHO still desired 10 attend tle Hluh-
Inspector oeson proaou,cd eimilnr case.
Inspector Carks moved that tbs preafdent md snc
, 1874-09-09

10 gin an opportunity 10 ali snteren.cd p.,,,, y.
amino Tho registers and compare the petitions and rn
post ~ orTar1, which was Lost.
ar, uhurah inoyod TINT tho petitions b. fcserrnl
ossk 10 tho comittee to ascertain II lilo terms Of tn
nrtahce hhvo lecn cDmplfcd wiiht nnd TINT tito natl.
IN regard to Tho " st, Julien" it ma resolved TINT
no aes'on bo taken until sotno specific ehnrgcs are
aoe. some o. tho Trnstena havo yiaed tho hours
"TT9Rn.so, TR atu IND all things correct.
Ih9 application for smother policeman In Tho Third
IT. 11S9s W.T. o. nranfen eas 10 BE- placcd ot nc.
i Ky ~ myds Infk Aose Company No. wh8 nccoptctl.
a. eha y ~ waa ordered that tolr prayer for apparatus,
nth oe gsanlea Tho lTopoaal Of Thomas DAvs and
% Uls 70 form ths Excolsor lloas Company No, was
1>sotteo'
] A., o-,,n, f1nE-t1MiTs .,...,.
Hro orainanee waH recommended prohibiting tho
IN ~ ro pn IN tne dstrlct north Of Ttty.nnh atrcot
It WA rcrnm.tt!ag ag IN snaett hl1t'esh street.
Tho ncfiom ~ II i iur ,i!.rhef imrthef repost:
, 1874-09-09

AoeL1FFE ExpELLED Fuo4 THE PHILADELPHIA.
0LUn.
.speefaf Dispatca 10 TAs Chicago 7ri5uus
Pa1tApELrntA, Pa, Sept. 9.-Tho stockholders of
tho Philadelphia Baseball Club hcd another meeting
tha afternoon, at which Mclean, the acclser Of Rad
e>itIs and tho other piaJers, submitted document In
which he stated ho wished to withdraw tie
charges madc aaatus Radcliffe, ia hs did not wish to
hsve him bear tho brunt Of the odium and allow LII.
companions In dsgrsce to go unscatbed. The letter
waa reco!yea, and yoe taken tho question Of e.
polling Radcliffe on the testimony submttod to III,
Committee. Tho vote resulted in 2s yeaa n
Is nays In favor Of expulsion. A motton
was also passed censurng the other Players for oose
syinE The mastcr before tlo judiciary Committee anu,
III case hs 10 there defeated will bring II before liz
courts. where 10 wilt attempt tn vndicato hs charac
bE. 4 reward OF $500 haa boen authorized to h,
ehtsed to my one who will present testimony su,icIen
p convict any OF the nine players Of dishonest nrac
Ncea. @@"s-
THE name N KEOKUK.
!Wsciat DtspafeA t. This Chtea4o Irtsnrs.
kEohuK. Ia, Sept 8.-The EnpireB, at 81. Louts
were defeated by tho Westerns, OF this city, this after
noon, by score Of . to 2. TEe game ia pronounced
the ilnost ever played in Kooknk.
fHE Wlt1fk STOCKINGS s1ILL KEEP Up THEI LoBlNo
GAIT.
Special Di.rateh 10 Tht Chicago 1tisnns,
. NEW YonK, eept. 8.-1n tue game tu-tlay between
Ne Mutlals mud White Stockings ths former club
Won by score of to !.
, 1874-09-09

nndints'sstns d 7 e1tra.sgant Violent md roxdy
bn IN china shop would ba losh nerye-shaknR tl1sn
h tho Moodtut" IN drawug-roona. IIa would Il Any
Iase aso no aan0 Tho situations Of tho drama aso
!mpoaaihloy tic dialogue aanR tho p1ot-thers IL no
1 not md t1s eolnno'n Of tho olcnens of rovdyism
5avsg lsg nSE Eo 1nlle5s;tng 70 eox q gaory Ts
as!ay. ar. MeHtayar is mai It aonno and hlent,
Wn. SSsn'c o. good things. md rtdloous IN spcl, ess
~ mnc!. A9 ci.ooRcs To appear In drama Of soo sea-
"s ok wG sha ~. DO Rla to notice him. Tho bill Ii changed
to-n'Rnh na1t Whist tho riccq In nobody kuong.
,r. p- TNE MUSEUM,
~ u. Dltkcy, who 1lns occupied postttons Of a1o-
in.ts"eo ~ sefcra1 theatres III Chicago Tor many
sep noaaIIy a IT, ~ ,n,.irnnt treasurer of tho Old
s saSd vii a pefin1Iy inn Interest IN ar Paces 1uso
toar,ng down preparations far cnFiost,cs ri com o
tho public Sept. 25. "'u 4" ope"sa 10
AtaCELLAHEous
day. so"''fs tous Non
ar. Frnnk Pierce, known ia one Of s,,a ,c,t .,,,rx
Of , Mcvlckcra company, leaves Tho city for Nav Vnrs
I!rhday bidding farewell 10 Chicago far fon ,ia
" Led Antrny IL doing we'll at 1IooIoy'a Ae ''''''
Miss Dellar will not layo boncllt, A. nnnn,no.s
There Will ho no inatineo pnrforn,Rnces ,inrt"r r.
Joferaons engagement at afcvickera Thqatsa Ais'
, 1874-09-09

laNr}s Letter 70 Fho .Se9 1orE 3r{bNNt.
The recent attempt on Prince BiAlnhrok's Ito,
at KlaHingon, las drawn attention to a story
told by Hungarian journalist, ii. Jokai that
Tas1ius oussass mAas OF fold upoa told oi
, 1874-09-09
TIE RING.

~@ANo" oAo4st!ss fuAHEL EACH OTHER.
Speedas Dfspaeh to Tho cAieayo tribune,
Ut. LOUIS, Sept. "a prizc-nglt between Two
miners, Jem DayIs and Matt Colin. too,r ntoco ~
oallon, Ill.,. yesterday, tho mill growing out of an
old-ttme fead. Tho contestants agroed 10 let tho oh
which ever way ended DO tho termination Of thetr
onmity. After adjourning quietly to rayiuo in tho
uetghborhood Of tho town, with number Of clho.cn
friends they, nftev forming ring, did most onoru-
wy pound each other for e 4pacg twenty mln,,tes
Davis was terribly beaten in lilo face aud lila riglt eyo
closed, but won the light on the sixteenth rounI by
toul On she put Of colin. After tho fight both parties
Warrants nre out by tho Town Nagstrato, but IN to
nto hour this morning the parties were not arrested
, 1874-09-09

The meeting Of tl!s Committee Of phyalcians and
Pharmacists has been postponed until Tuesday of
maxi Week, por order OF tho Crmlnittes,
The temperature yesterday, ~ olseryed By Maussse
, 1874-09-09

silecfat Nf.uttch fo Th~ CAitaqo 7ribuns.
FORT HuAoA, Mtoh., Sapt. 8-EyeutnH,-FAsskD
poWN-schrs George EAura,an, q. IL. Ward, Now
Loilosi, L. Il. Hcas,
PASSED ur-lrola NASHUA, Ncwbury,' Havana, aud
CQueOff ~
, 1874-09-09
BOARD or HEALTH.

The noarl OF Health met yesterday afternoon for
tho hgst tins In their new aud spacious quAtteru.
uono1s Block. Present, DrE Hahn, Miller, and
, 1874-09-09
Luke freIct,tH

Wsre fairly active It 4@4ato for wheat and 10 for
eori 10 nuaalo. Wheat 10 Kingston 1t Sc, closing
Ths following Vessels wcro reported taken To % nnf.
hoSse 1a'omssrs 9s,t l. = %niste J. King and Kclisr-
at "nens Wien ~ 4a aelr aryey nssa wheat early
as 10; schr 7: s. Mott loads whoat on owssr's &C.
@ coant psop Merchant corn Through prop Cuba, corn
~ ,fns.rongh. 70 Kngson-schr Dundro, Wheat at &c.
10, 70 ,uYa,snh6nrg-trop 1utne, wheat through. To
~ e. Luke Forest corn through. Total 13
79oco bn oats: III the afternoon tho schr q. 1.
n Nfehn ~as M takcn for wheat TO Kingston ut Tstc.