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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-05

Two Of the Kalama express robbers have
confessed One Of them was an agent Of the
company, named Fagan the other, the man
BudIong, who has been suspected from the start.
Il il said that a railroad agent is also impicat-
ed in the robbery.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-05

GOING TO MARRY.-Erank Lcslie's Illus
irated Newspaper says:> Horace White. Of
the Chicago Tribune, and Wilbur +. Story, Of
the Chicago Times, will marry in the Spring"
They will marry women, probably.
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TRIcHINE.-"TrichinH pork is the latest
sensation in Illinois. Two families have eaten
Of pork containing these insects, and are now
undergoing medical treatment in Chicago. The
insects eat their way into the system from the
stomach, and are 80 tenacious Of life that they
even refuse to succumb to Illinois whisky.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-05

The Legislature Of Utah adjourned Feb
2ist.. cline die. But little business was done
during the session; the governor refusing to
sign wost Of the bills, passed. The cost Of the
sessi0n wa $4,000. -.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-05
Board of County Commissioners

oe ro,so comfy Idaho Territory will meet in Ref
lar session Al the cour; house in Idaho City, on
Monday. the 9th day Of April s'f
Tia. being the frs; Monday in SAID moaI o. :
accounts or other matters coming oelore "a. '
should be fled with the Clerk prior to thai uns
All accounts and papers must be ieeaiEs .am, -
insure action thereon. and 30 biz VIII N p''-''
unless all the fees are paid .r,c rsi
Idaho city. December ii. ls'o-td
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-05

A gsoIrTr DIVORCES OBTAINED i' ya, sss
of d,forcn. States for deser'ion, &c 49, n
tty required. No charge until divorce So XII
dress NJ. HOUSE. Attorney. IVA Dfo''''
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B O r. N

B o r N:
y At W Horseshoe Bend l. T.. February o. 1874 =.
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gfW ertisemeuts,
j. ii. WlCKERSHAM

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. NOTARY pru,,
- and Conveyancer. Abstract Of Titles f,,,;.aA
and AGENT n. Y. EQUITABLE LIFE IyS I1E',S5a
COMPANY.
, 1874-09-12
ADAMS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

Sjfctut EfHHdftH To Tic tHfcn1H ITftHHe.
Qu1Ncr, ILL.,, Sept 11.-Ihe Nichari1son-SnEIe-
ton faction cut no figure whatever to-tlar in
tito Adams County Democratic Convention.
which was controlled by tho opposition. a
feoblo attempt WAS 'nadc to put through set
Of shinplustor resolutions, which wcro promptly
worry much divided. howovor, on tho mattor Of
candidates. the principal fight being OIL the CALL
dldate Tor siioria. Tho following are tho nosni-
nntonn For Sheriff, George Crntg. Of Clay
cunbout; for souator, D. Arntzen, of Quincy
for Representatives. ThomasJ J. Bates, Of Cump
Point, md Ira Al. Moore, OF Quincy. Mr:
Moore il Liberal Republican, and represented
this district in tho last Legislature Eighteen
delegates wore chosen to tho Congressional Con-
ro1Itlon which meets next Tuesday. 4 mn tority
Of tl.ese delegates arc claimed by tho frieula Of
Knapp Representative i'll tho laAt Congress-, wh}c
majority ls alao claimed bv the fria1lds OF Mr..
Il E Whoa; 81 this S'tf who n n'so Gons a.
in the. Inst Congress-, but Atr; Whoat stands
equaroly on tho Springfield platform. Ricll-
nrtnoa and Singleton gayo out to-.
night that they had no desire to
purpose, to make vigorous fight against the
ticket which WAS nominated. "hather they will
uttempt to mako combination with the Repub-
licans or With the Independents, or whether they
will mako my fight Mt al or not. rcmains to be-
soen. As usual, groat diBaatiataction prevailed
among tho friends Of tho disappointed cant.
dnteB, who made loud threats Of boiling. and al!
That goit of talk, bnt it is probable
tint in tho end they will all fall into tho traccs.
Tho Republicans arc alscaay Agur!Ng to take
rauks. but tho Independents, WHO arc principally
Democrats, in this county constitute an awkward
oelnont In the wny. There will no hount bo Il
good deal OF maneuyering, Whatever it may
J amount to In tho end. Tho fep'iblIca1s hold
their County Convention in ti4is city ueSt Thurs
, 1874-09-12

Darrotts manager, mir. Daney. MAS also made
the recipient OF q fine gold watch looket.
-liorman kfollRne, yosi'g uermah 1ai boy i 10
CarBon, on Adams street, Peoria, some daSs
ngo, but tho body uas not discovered until
yesterday morning, when tho stencil It created
attracted attcntion from tho street anil ca'laod
tho absonoo Of Mr. CarAon, waa loft in charge Of
tito Office, and, Al tho han,o Ind been cloHod sinco
Wednesday,, and tlio boy not soen since then, 1t
Ia supposed l,a locked hianclf In tho Office aud
committed suicide by hanging. His father
killed himself In tho Hamc ~Gy some yoarh ago.
II IL beloved tho boy nlnd Waa affected, aud
that lnaanity canHed him 10 commit tho rnsh act.
"A citizen Of 1,iuooln. nanlod William atiilor,
anlncAstnlth by tralo. attempted to commit sui
eide lust night by taking All overdose Of lauda~
nuna. Trouble with llis wiEo WIS the causo
wlHCoNB1N.
1u School District No. 0, Town OF Jamos~
town, 0rnnt County, tho regular mccsing for tho
wranglc, tho Catholics. OF whom gtoat many
we're present, insisting TINT they Wo,,ld no long
or toorato public eciloul IN tho district. lhon
special naeoting was called, and resulted In n
County Superintendent uuarnsey has tnlon tho
oaso LII n,l,, nii the result IL awaited with in-
turest aud nn1ioty.
An omery atono tlew to picceB at Thonpson'
i Co.'s Bsloit worts yesterday afternoon. Two
largo pieces struck workman named Larson i,l
tho face and breast, inilictsng horrible wounds
and canning ninioet inhtant death. No carao for
tho burating Of tho wheel ls known. 1t was a
merry lived In l,,lso,ton, and Lad beon working
Iii tho factory but two wee!;a.
IOWA.
Tho old settlors Of Hancock County, ILL.,, hold
t1clt annual lnosting at Dallas Wednesday.
About 2D0 attended. An eloquent address, MAS
delivered by A1r. Dodgc, tho Mayor Of Durling-
ton.
Two aged men unmod Francia Victmior and
Elijah Cozeu wore instantly killed by the paasel-
ger-train OF the Lake Eric Division Of tho laltl-
moro Il Ohio Road, going south. noar Nowark,
Wednesday, night. Whie onilcavorirg to nlaka
crossing abo,,t one milo north Of the town 'hslr
toatu bafkod, which left tho wngon standing
across the truck. No bla.no is attached to tho
engineer.
"A man named Thomas Davis mn omptoye Of
tho Newark Coal Company, waa killed yesterday
morning at Shawnee by being atrnols witha lloayy
piece Of iron which foil upon him from coal
chute.
, 1874-09-12

Elo Michigan WN1nnM's Christian
temperance UMiOm.

Tlo Michigan sVOmn,'s Qiristlnn
temperance Uaiom.
!spseial Dispatch to 7'hc CAfeaao Tribune.
GnASD IiAp1us, hiicll., Sept. 11.-The meeting
OF tho State Woman's Christian Temperance
Union commenced In this city yesterday aud
closed this evening. The object Of tho Conven-
ton was to organize Il Temperance party which III
do general temperance work throughout tho
Stat0, About 101 delegates woro present from
nearly every county Ia tho State. Mother Stew
art, who claims to DO tho prime mover
of tho Temperance crusade in Ohio,
was also p1eseat aud led the moeting.
Another object Of tho meeting was to cataol'sl
tho ll'omdns Stale Temperance Iscow, now
Journal devoted entirely to tito cause, to 10 pub
lished at Lansing. The various Committees Of
tho State roportod 200 sabact6eIs 10 stsft VIII
und various branches of work throughout tho
State woro apportioncd TO local mcnlbors. Tho
aud much encouragement Is felt by those III
ter0stcd.
, 1874-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS,


CARD FROM Mn. coz, REFORM CONGRESSIONAL
CANDIDATE IN TIE SECOND MtxNEsorA p1B-
TMuT.
!sptcfal Dtsnateh to 7'hs Chitaoo Tribune.
Sr. PAUL, 3t,nn., Sept. 11.-E. St. Julian Cox,
nominated for Congress- on Wednesday by tho
Opposition Convention as 5Aakopau. publishes
today lottor addressed to tho Chairman Of tho
Opposition District Committee, asking that, upon
the written request Of my ten mombcra. tho Com
yontion ahnll be recalled and Hayg: All, when The
Convention roaeuen,blss it iB apparent that my
candidncy viii, as alleged, iu any way, shape, or
form. erdangor tho SUCCESS Of onr party in tho
district, Bisnll resign tho nomination with which
hayo bcon honorcd. mil do the utmost in my
power for tho success OF tho gonttoman wlo may
bo nominated. II, however, no ton delegates
can bo found to ash for tho reasacmbling Of tho
Convention, then | shall ho Justified iu believing
that tho reported dissatisfaction with my nonl-
ination ia fictitious, aud Hlnll ask OF all n1otl-
bess Of tho party that support in aho contest to
wl.icl, am Justly entitlea, pledging myself. IT
elected, to deserve tho con1donco or tho people
by laborioas devotion to thoir iuterostn.
, 1874-09-12

!sptclat Djsnatch II 1he Chfrnao 2'ridWt.
DEssIo1Nrss, H., sopt. 11.-rllo District Fair
Wan auccoaA to-day. Tho attendance was lurgor
than on my previous day. Tho raclng was good.
Tho best tin,o mndo was n n pacing nl9tch. the
time bring 2:2s. The following III tho Board Of
Directors elected for tho ensuing yoar, bong TWO
from, each county Of tho district audubon, ].
y. Johca; WadHworth. Atlnir, T. 8. Elliott md J.
II. Bryant !; 1}ooMc, Junoph Alexander ail j. A.
Hughes; Casa, J. i. Barrett and Mark Farry /;
Dallns,. A. j.. Lyon and IL. Afndrcn; Greene.
w.. y. Anderson and 3; j.. 1iobinHon
Hamilton, Cl,arlns Wnitukcr andWlillam DlaSc;
Hardin, i. u. Knapp mud Col. 4: D: Thompson;
n'S IT, soy o. ~ an 1i5 pa"o constoek %k are aSn T.
Wright antt H. Cunningham; Atudison. r. J.
nhino md j.. II: Trcstor; 1tahaska, Charles \.
Wells and 5nl,n Walton; A1arsl,nll Jou Farmer
md O. ". Ferguson; Polk. Edward Vaughn and
Truman WiiEon; rowoshleik, 4. ). D'nkoly and
II. llttlo; pottawattonie. Samuel uoar and Dr..
L. Bennett; Story, IL. L. Murphy mud i. ".
LOCKWOOD Warren, David pil,nor mud Moses
Hewitt; Webster, y. y. Coffin and Norman Hart.
, 1874-09-12

''pFc7Ht 07d7H1tC7 70 TIC t717cHVu 477oHHes
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 11.-W1th tho exception Of
two trotting races, tho Wisconsin, State Fair
closed its proceedings on Thursday evening.
During to-day there mero but fow visitors on tho
grounds, and tho exhibitors busted themselves
packing up their goods for removal. Tho races
we're quite interesting and woll-contestod affairs.
The first QUO waG for purse Of $500, FREQ for
nll horses owned in Wisconsin. Tho contestants
G. n. Browns buy golding Thl shori-
dan, md j. s. Corrigan'H bay gelding Jack
sun, Jackson won the first heat in 2:27s{.
Badger Girl tho second mud third heats in 2:3l Il
and 2:2oM, Phil Sheridan tho fourth and 1iftA
heats in 2:3lA and 2:3l, and Badger Girl tuo
sixth sud deciding leat in 2:2s9{. The second
1aeo WAS betweon gellings ownod In Wisconsin
for purse Of 500. Bay Charlie, owned by II.
i. jennings Of 0cononowoc, won in three
lcata. Time, BOZ; 2;5J1al; 2:55.
, 1874-09-12

Spff30l UiSDa7HK q The CfIfN9o Tf9hitTe.
WA1sEKA, ILL.,, Sept. 1.--Ihe eighth an nral
fnir Of tho lroqnois Agricultural Society closed
stoday IhS dsay 1ao Of yegeabe" Was not rs
was good. Tho Floral Hail was pretty vol
filed. Excellent fruit, especially grapes, was
displayed. Tho boat show vas III tho stock do
parLmont. nottcr cattle cannot DO found in tho
Wost thu wore oxhib.cd hero this weck. Tho
Dovons and tiatotortls wero we'll represented.
-Four of tho finest imported Norman draft
horses iu tAe Union attlgcted universal atton-
lion and oxcitod admiration. A large number Ut
Norltal.irc, Poland China, aud EFsax hogs woro
exhibited. among them Tue l,orksl,ire boar TINT
heavy poland-China bear, weighing 8l1 pounds.
Tho other branches wero we'll represented. Tic
weather was good and tho fair a. succesa, espoci-
ally so financially. For tho closing exercises
several country rnccs wero Ind, tho fast mule
race uccnsoning considerable amusement.
, 1874-09-12

Sptciat Dtspafeh to Tht ChIraae Tribune.
Fonr "AySE. In1., appt l1.-iho fonrth lay
of tho Northern l,,tlinna Fair waH very hucceBs.
inl, although there waB decided falling of in
the Immense ATTENDANCE ut yeatordAy. Tho Cuu,-
premiums. Tho races excited much interest.
Tho frat was y pAo!ug match, FREQ for all, In
which lloosler ToInt sleepy George, Nellie Davis,
Tom Hendricks. an Defiance contested. Tho
1ntter WAS distanced IN TIM i}rst heat. Nellie
aecond, third. aud fourth. Time, 2;291 2:29 |;
2:a0S{ 2:J01l. 1he second was trottng
match, free for all, for = purse Of $500. bay
Howard. Kate Campbell, Hurry Mitchell, and
Gen. Sherman. were tho starters, kato took tho
first heat, aud Gen, Sherman tho mkt threa
heath. IN the running race, postponed from last
evening, War-King took frat money, ngniuBt
noauo1Hnon. MoAoo, Ella Hankns, OF Chicago.
md Tod Bird. Tho fair concludes tomorrow
night,
, 1874-09-12

Special Dispatch to The CA,euao Tribune.
DErnotT, Mich, Sept. 1l.-Boating circlos are
excited hora Tonight over tho result OF tho tLird
son.oared barge race of this aeaAon for the Co1n-
,uodoro'a cup. The two previous races were won
caslly by tho Wasaon, of tho Watauga Club,
bnlt Inst spring, and much swiftor in hor liuos
than any OF her rivals, and q third victory was
taken for granted to-day. Tho Detroit Club,
however, picked out very strong crew, aud in
tho race took tho lend At the outset and
kept 1t throughout, Winning BY lougth amid
great excitement and tremendous enthusiasm on
thgee-luartera Of d mile and return, mud tho
time was IL minutes 3 aecoulB. The Wntaugaa
canlu In second, tho Zophyrs a good third, and
the phnnix lust. The ExcosiorB started with
very poar M crow, M'a a!a not aesGmpe to even
spectators was preaont.
, 1874-09-12
Retrospective YicW Of tho Guorrlfla
Warfare in Tennessee.
Of the Negroes Taken from tho Tren-
ton Jail Six Were Killed,
Seizure Of Arms by the Police
Of New Orleans.
Alleged Attempts Of the Whites to Form
Armed Organizations.

The Trenton. ,Eonn's UH~r"""'
MEM1ul1s, Teatl., Sept. 11.-rho pattlcs ar
roafod .t p,rtettayillo by tho United States apl-
,.'ss ~ ss'.roo ~ con,nl,eitu In tl,e ,rronton
dlesh' oa ou'4so " ,.r. ~, .,;. oftor,oon
outrage. Will nos ae1'so n'l' ' .'n , 1'.sts 49,.
mud will ho taken 9etoro unltea otatca Sola-
n,3ssfouor for examination.
Acotnor at tha nogroos who woro takon from
49,, ,,a ,,ho oaco,oa Ia horo hut ,,ndor
tno J'.''. "A. S., .n,.,.,n H. saf,uo.
tho advieo or ohlsoo etases o''es"e' II" io'ueoe
boyond tho fact that thoy oHcapod WHEN viz were
shnt. ,,oar Trenton,
'Ar.' a,.'a ..o,a.,.hs r,,.~ .ho fo31owinr
ino Aoass3''e'e h'so Wv 46
in that section During tho Civil War this Sec
tion was oycrrun By Squalls Of guerrillus c!aim-
inc al|crianeo to both tho Northern and Southern
arm, m nnt really serving uoithor, Ono Col.
HawlinB commanded d regiment Of Southern
1nornudora chiefly mat1o IN iu counties d1ucent
10 Gibsou. and several partips Of Hullthorn ad-
Ecronta rnnmod over tic region, both parties
tnlin9 bornen md otlor property from citizens
at viii. Many deeds Of blood wcre perpotrated
during tLis po,iol At tho, oloso of hostilitlcs
many Of theso disbautlcd guorrsllas remained in
tho country. md for three years moro thore was
a rer,,lar understanding between them. In tho
ranges Of country embracing Dyer, Gibson;
Madison % Tipton aid McNarry Counties, and over
Tin wholo range Of country from tho Mississippi
to tlio Tounossoo Rivers rapine, arson, robbery,
and murIor wsro Of Utmost taiiy OCCURRENCE.
ONE bup EyASs
was tho acknowledged leader Of these predatory
nir1,t-hawka. and n norfeet rojrt OF turrnr ire
vniicd nmonr tho 1n,rt rcspcrablo of citize,us,
nnv. nrown1ow auti lis administration wtro tho
roirn;nr a11thorit,ca. hut tIoy were pororcsu to
atnn tho bloodshod or cberk tho lawlcss,lcBa,
Poanlo worn torn from their gj,rckinr wives aid
chiron. and ,yoro slot down and loft ljy tllo
roadsido. not being allowed tIrno to say q single
prayor. and for no known ofronso The Governor
tbroatono to call ont tho militia, but It ended
II III y;
tioa s,,ppress t}o owl deeds Of tcsp evil WORTH
loss men Finally tho citizens bccamo so exaB-
porated tint tbpy could bear 1t no longer, and
during tho summer Of 1865 party Of sollle forty
or moro. hoadca by former army Captain, wont
forth to search for tho rasca,, bud l3yaus, and
three others, Eya,e and his knBman, a man
, 1874-09-12

Brn1SuFlErp, Sept. ia question was hlb-
m,t,cu 10 tic Attorney -uonerai to-tlny regarding
the right OF an a|ion to DO Notary Public, liz
decided that Nutary Public must hayo all tho
qualifications OF III alcctor. aud that II by any
cllanco an alien had been appointed Notary
valid, antl that to vacato his oi,lee tho Stato'a
Attorney. upon complaint, could sue out writ
Of quo warranto Ia iNquro Into ttla authority By
which hc held hia .ofce, AMI, It without author
ity. it would appear that hla o1lco could ha W.
elted,
, 1874-09-12

SVttial Disptttch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
1SD1AxApoL1H Ind, Sept. u.-TAo o1tsaor-
dnarily hot and dry woathor llas serious ef-
feet upon tho Exposition. us well rs upon busi
ness aua tho crops eonorally. Mayor Johnston,
OF Cluoinnutl, wife, and daughter, visited the
fair to-day In MI entirely informal manner. Tho
fully Arranged, and couBIdoyably behind-hand in
the mattsr Of receipts. Next week, however,
the industrial parade fixed for Thursday, and
Which promises to bo both very complete and
unique. is expected to practically inaugurato the
Exposition and dato to success.
, 1874-09-12

Spec10I USDNltH 70 Tie CH7cad0 7FlbNNe.
JACKSONVILLE, Ill.,, Sept l1.-Tle Central ILL
nois lair closed this oyoning. and WAS very Bl,c~
cessful. Tho receipts we're $4,000. Among the
premiums AWARDED today woro: For bcst rtall-
Spauldlng; second, S25 to Honesty, owned by
1aaiah 6travn. For best pair Of getdiugs to
pole, $780, to Lou Glonn. For hest pair of nnros,
$50, to Lou Glonn. For best gelding, s25, to
Gates strawn. For best marc. gas, 10 snine.
Sweepstakes for atalllous, sixtoon entrioH. $50,
Best maro Of any age, soyonteon outrics, $40 to
Willis Summers In tho freo-for~all rlce, tho
ontries were: Wettorn Girl Minnie. Wor aud
Dunlap. Won by Dunlap in tho lust three boats
Of tive. Time, 2t3; 2:il1N9; 2;A6; 2:i5; 2:4GI1.
-Four carloads Of slock will DO takon to peoria
Tonight Tor tho State Fair.
, 1874-09-12

PANAMA, Aug. 30.---Uapt. Gordon, Of tho paci~
tlo steam Navigation Company'h steamship
potisi. Haw u comet when OF Qulntpro, nntl,n
OIL tho 2l Of August Mt s n. H., bearing east-
sonshoass at an altitude Of II taoyrves. nnay thu
llase and Cauis Major. Tho people Of Tolia also
INV tic comet oyor tho Coniillcrsa. Tho wonset
wero frightened, thinking TINT 1t was an III
, 1874-09-12

New ORLEANS, Sept. 11.-Six more cases Of
muskots on the Steamship City Of Dallas, from
New York, wcro sczod by tho police ths nlorl,-
Ing on tho levec~ Two ksudred End eighty y-eigl4t
stand OF arms, mostly Of foreign make, have
beon seized up to date, on the ploa Of rioir bo-
Ing intended to arm tho White League Clubs Of
this city. Tho seizures woro mado undcr var
rnuts Issued under q luw of 1857, charging them
with conspiracy to assault and driTe tic ne
graes cut OF tho State Some of tho arms aeized
It is gtatol, wero entorol on tho steamers mau-
fest Us "boots and shoes," aud others rs "hard-
~
, 1874-09-12
BASE BALL,
UNIflt1l;S w, SArULEOs.8.

Un1puEs w. SArDLEo:s.
Tho Uniques, OF Chicago, and tho Naroleona,
Of St. Louis, two colorel baseball clubs, will
play match game this Afternoon on the TNol-
ty-thirl street grounds for tho cha1anionahlp Of
tho Northwest. An admission foo OF 20 cent?
will 10 chnrgod.
PURSE OF II ,]01 OFFERED ro lie rLArEp roy
nY TWO Aa1ATEuA CLuB3.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 1l.--The Eaton
napids HAho.Dnll Clnt failed to cnmo to Limo To-
t!ay, avcoEtnE to tho challenge giYon by tholn
count Of Jissntisfaction ut tho deoa,on of their
tlo-game ht Groenyille yesterday. 1'l.o oitizona
of lonfa hare raised a purse Ut 81 ,000, which
tloy offer tha Ealon Rapids mud Athletics, to
play OH their grounds, tha winning club to take
the purse.
, 1874-09-12

ouncd by Samuel Dysnrt THO grand sneep-
stakon waa alao shown for today, for host bull
and corr Of any ago Or braot!, both Of whc1. wore
won by Mr. Dyaart, tho formor On Duke Of Air
drlo Third, and tho swoepAtako Of COWS ras. OF
course, awarded to tho renowned Grncio riorce,
whoae victorious casour In tue sllow-yar1 ls now
cofnnlote.
This Exposition Is destined to become tho load
Ing uno Of tho grsat Northwest. Tho honorable
manner In nitch 1t haH bncn conducted ii per-
haps without lrocodent in tho Unitol Btatcs
, 1874-09-12

CINCINNATI, Sept. ll.-Tho receipts for ad-
missions to tho Exposition woto $4,000 for the
tlvo days just closing, and fur excood those for
tho sumo period for last year, aud nearly equal
thoac of two ycars ago. There wose over 1000
exhibitors from all over tho country, and no OK
hibitor Inns boon twice registered, A meeting Of
tho Executive Boarl of tho National Exposition
Conrissioners and the auxiliary, Centennial
Boards OF Ohio and Indiana wall be hold hero on
tho Gath Of this month. Tile display has cost
exhibitors. in putting up and maintaining, not
less than 100000, and all parts Of the United
Statcs arc represented by exhibitors
very. 1argcly,. but most 80 III the
machinery and iron departments. Power
Hall is so donsely crowdod that the Printing Do
partmant las bocn placed in another hall. Over
S15, 900 in cash and medals, at notunl cost, will
bo spent in premiums. Displays Of cut flowers
are made Tuesdays and Fridays Of each week.
Tho most unboundod enthusiasm is shared in by
citiZens, visitors, and exhibitors. In variety,
quantity. and prominently in good taste and
brillianey of ths display and yigor Of tho clnasi-
hcutions, this Exposition stands far ahead Of all
itG predecessors.
, 1874-09-12

,sptcid| Dispatch to YHe Chtcaao Tribune.
MonnlgoN, ILL.,. sopt. 1l.-The fourth and last
day OF tho fair PASSED. pEeaHantiy. snyon
thouan.,d people hayo yblscd The fair. There
It H tlo general opinion TINT It as boon tho bosI
fair eyor hold In this section. Tho officers for
the coming year ere. Ja,nos Tsats, President /;
Oliver DAhes, Vlco-rresldeut George, h..
, 1874-09-12

4 HuHKTITuTK FOR IYOTY,

srtelal Disputch 10 The Chleaoo 7Tl1Unt.
ALBANY, N. T., Sept. 11.-A very exciting
billiard match took p!neo hero last evening be-
tween GARNER mud Dion. In four-ball game OF
500 points, GARNER won, and Dion waH victor In
q tlree-hall game Of a50 pointB. Tho gamo MAS
played With 11yAtt pateut billiard ballH, IN c1-
oellcnt substitute Tor ivory, tho sole agents fnr
which III tho West md South aso tle ]. III,
B1uuawlok 4 Dalke Company, Nos. II and ~
State utroos, Chicago.
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DISTRICT AND COUNTY FAIRS.
,SrecioI {lidtldteA 10 IIf GhicgHo IfibMHe,

NORTHWESTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DunuQuE, Ia, Sept. u.--To-lay IL virtually
tho laat tlny Of tho great Northwestern Expos!~
ton, although, good timc Is anticipated to.snor
row. Some fust races arc adversisol, and 1
glorious tmo will be had. Tho receipts OF this
fair, 80 far. are nearly $4,000. In cattle, the
hord premium waH awarded to the rinos hssd,
, 1874-09-12
OCEAN SIEbMSHip MEMS.

NEW YoRw, Sept. 11.--Arrlyad- Steamship
lcmhroko, from Cardl!r, md Iiber, from bAn
Domingo.
I1yENrooI, Sept. n.-ArEiyed out-Stesn,-
ships WISCONSIN, City Of utusBcls, aud Abys-
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MINNESOTA STATE FAIR.
Gt,kc1at lianukl.A Ia I!he fHtcdaa TriaHt,6.

ST. PAUL, alinn., aort, Ito mako up for
tho time lost by bad weather, tho State Fair will
hold over tomorrow, and tho managers have 30
far Welded 10 popular tasto III to offer two puraos
for trotting, but will not ALLOW pool.aelling or
otlor known betting.
, 1874-09-12

8Ertfat D,.pafeh to 1he Chicago Trfanne.
rRiNoEroN, ILL.,. Sept. 1t.-Tho Dnronu County
Fair oloBod lliy afternoon. asld It llas boon OK
trosncly euccasSfu1. Tho ohiof attraction to-tlay
ting conloHt. In tito pacing raco frod Worm
10y tooIt first money. Tiuo. LTD and 1888. III
the froo.for-all trotttng raco, Wnr1n1oy'H aurrcl
go!ding uaa tho wlunor. Icst t,ino, 2:d13{