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The best pianos and organs at the EXPOSE
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MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.
Alleged Unlawful interference by tho
Police with the Cuifcg. sports.

Alleged Unlawful interference by tho
Police with the College sports.
SDrc1as DtsDatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
ANN AnBon, Mich, October 17.-Last evening,
between and Q O'Clock. the Freshmen aud
Sophomore classes met, according to previous
agreement. upon the college grounds. to engage
in some mutually an,icable aud athletic contests
Which are not included BY tho University Facul-
IT, in the general term Of hazing. While thus
occupied, tie police force of the city arrested
without any warning, two Young men who were
wrestling apart from the oilers, and started
oil with them. Tho fact becoming quickly known
to tue remain ler OF the two classes, the officers
we're followed BY the crowd. and at the nolth-
western entrance to tho grounds efforts were
made to stop them The policemen attempted
to force their way through the mass, whereupon
short rot ensued. during which several
students we're clubbed, two severely,
one officer received al ugly wounu in
the back OF the head from
stone thrown either by q student or
town boy, and one of the prisoners made his
escape. TIE other was ha1,dcuflc5, taken 10 tho
police station. fined. and discharged. The Fresh
men class today held Al Indignation meeting.
denouncing the action of tile policemen as
outrage upon the grounds that they and their
friends were quietly ENJOYING themselves that
they arc allowed by the University and the
civil authorities TO bo out until II
O'Clock at night. whereas the arrests were
made before Q, and that they had a right to thus
take exercise upon the college grounds.
committee was appointed to commence legal
proceedings against the policemen. The Sopho-
moro class will take similar action. Tie SYM
pathv Of the citizens aad OF the Faculty is de-
cidedy with the students.
There are rumors that more violent collisions
arc liable to occur Tonight, bu: it is scarcely
probable that tho young men will iuju1e their
case by any such unwise proceedings ~ eDga5~
ing in them.
, 1874-10-18
THE WHEAT CROP,

October Returns TO the Department OF
Agriculture.
WAsH1SdToS, Oct 17.-The October r"t1rns
OF the Department Of Agriculture sllow that
the wheat crop is equa! to or greater than last
years in all Of the States except Maryland, Viz
ginia, Texas, Kentucky. Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, and Kansas, In Connecticut, Delaware,
South Carolina, aud Illinois it is about equal to
last years crop. Other States have increased
the il yield. The New England States almost reach
cd the splendid crop of tile census year. approx
mating to million bushels. Maine has increased
her yield 80 Per cent The quality Of the crop
in these States ls considerably improved The
Middle States have considerably enlarged and
crease Of 16 per cant. OF the South Atlantic
States, MARYLAND fails per cent and Virginia
per cent below last year, but their deicieucyis is
more than malo up by the other States, Georgia
showing an increase Of 81 per cent. The quality
is also improved. OF the Gulf States, Alabama
reports no increase OF 23 and Mississippi por
cent Texas decrease of 7 per cent. In quality
Alabama improves 20 per ceur, and mississippi
declines Q per cent and Texas per cent All
4 of the Southern inland States 6hoy al improve
ment in quality from por cant in Arkansas to
II per cent in Tennessee. In quality Atkansas
presents an increase Of 50 per cent. Tennessee
20 per cent, and West Virginia % per cent. Ken
tucky declines 5 per cent. The crops Of these
year north OF the Ohio. Illinois equals that Of
last years crop, while Wisconsin,, on &C
count of grassboopers. falls IS per cent
short. which reduced tho aggregate yield Of
this section below last year. Ohio increases her
yield 16 per cout, Michigan az per cent, Indiana
9per cent. All show All improved quality except
Wisconsin. which declines % per cent. The ag-
g1ceate yield Of tho States west Of the allsss-
s.ppi is also short OF last years. Missouri in-
creases 20 por cent, and Nebraska l per cent +;
but Minnesota declares 16 per cent, Iowa per
cent. and Kansas per cent. The grasshoppcrs
have been destructive to the spring wheat in
these S!atcs The quality is below last years in
all except Minnesota, which improves 81 per
cent
On the Pacific coast tho crop is greatly IN |
creased, and Is fully 50 per cent above tho ceu-
sus year. California increased her yield 10 per
cent, aud Oregon 81 par cent. Oregon equals !
the quality OF last years crop. California i'm
proves hers By per cent. Tho total yield will |
nearly, if not quite, equal the CENSUS year.
, 1874-10-18
FOREIGN.


NAVIGATOR ISLANDS.
GERMAN MAN-oF-wAR LEy1Es INDEMNITY.
SAN FnASc1sco, CAL, Oct. 17.-A1uct interest
is felt here in commercial circles about the re-
port, we'll verified, that German man~of-war
recently entered one Of the harbors Of Nayiga-
tor Is:ands aud demanded Indemnity from the
Chiefs in the sum Of s1s,0o0, with the condi-
ton, il not paid. that the commander
would take possession Of the Islands for
Germany. The American residents raised
$4,000 Of the sum demanded, which was paid
on board the vessels. the commander taking
bond for tho remainder. to be pad within six
months. It is represented that tho natives arc
anxious to come under tho protection of the
American Government. Tie islands are very
important to our commerce as coaling and s,,n-
ply station for s:eame1s between the tactic
ports. Australia, China, and japan. The war
steamer Tuscarcra will sail for Honolulu N
Tuesday next, and it is suggested that the Nary
Department might order her to proceed to Nay
igator Islands fur the purpose Of protecting
American interests there.
: meeting OF the Chamber of Commerce will
be ca led here earIy next week. for the purpcse
OF considering the maseer, aud asking the Gov
cEnment to tako prompt and efficient measures
to prevent the Germans from obtaining possess
sion OF the islands if the res. Of the indemnify
il not paid.
, 1874-10-18
PIONEER GATHERING
Very Old Settlers OF 11auixo,
Ilis. Meet 1xs rnuu...

very Ola Settlers of Mn1isou ron
1li., Meet IN Councii.
5Dec'af D'soatca to The chi=uqo l,1b,,.
ALTON, ILL.,, Oct. 17.-Yeste1day tha old -.
tiers OF Madison County had meat1n7 =, -.
Coutt-House in Edwardsville The wa,tb.~ ,..e '"'
uufaToFaoe. The bad roads and thr,,.s,;a1
ram Pfevenfed many from attending VIM ras
posed to be there; still some uixty necao." ~
present. At II o'clock al o,ganizst;oa "esa
effected, With Daniel Seybold, o! Trov fr p,aa xss
ldent. and .. l.. Bar1er, Of Upper Alton -.
Secretary. @'too' loi
The meeting then adjourned for dinner ,n,
agaln came together at 2 O'clock 31a
President Ssvboldt who callsl tho m,at;,o b.,
order. has passed his 30th birthday. and 10 ~ ~
He has lived iu Madison Couu:Y thoa 'tboaa
years. When he caEno to this count7 tba-e aso
not white maa living norta OF Edwardsy,l,a 4s ~
the great lakes. With one exception. his ns,1est
nolShboE vas miles array. He fou ,ht in H.
War Of 1912. :" Soa
Among those present vas John L. Fersueon
Esq. born in Madison County nearly sev,nt.
years ago !; also s. B. dllham, born in tb;,
county in 1919: Thomas Judy seven:v-one vea,s
q native OF this county. Besides shesc wr-s
present Messrs- spaulding, Mills. Pruitt Elsoc
Chapman. ker, and Coventry, the Hon. Joser5
and David Gillespie, and James Gillian, Randal
hinder, Dr. Dewev. and may OTHERS eonal]v
worthy Of honorable 1nantion. julie Jnse.h
Gillespie stated that The object Of the meeting VA
to organize IN old settlers meat;no
for tne purpose OF gathering up and puttinp To-
gea1her the facts and personal 1erniniscencs,
PERTAINING to the early history Of tue conntr1
for the benefit OF those who come altar the1'
It Was emphaticallv al old setslegs' meetinr. bnt
it 'sas readilT granted that young eettIers could
by their presence and otherwise contr,huta
largely to tho SUCCESS OF these meetings. s3d !.
was agreed that the only condition OF member-
ship should be the payment Of 50 cents OR
annnm, go that old and young are invited to
give their appreciation and presence to these
meetings.
, 1874-10-18
LOUISIANA.

White LeuEuers Propose to Divide the
Political Sp0il8 with Their C0lored
Neigh EbOrs.
FRANKLIN. La, Oct. 17.-At the Parish Nom j.
mating Convention Of the White League OF ST.
Mary, held here to-day, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanlnously adopted:
TIE, the White League Of the Parish Of St. M,ry in
Convention assembled do hereby decaro that We rec
o8nize fully and freely al the political and civil rights
Of the coored people, In order to give them conclu-
sve guarantee OF our good faith In this recognition,
DE It tr<solred, rs That clot.e our Parish E1ecu
tive Committee with full power to retro the
Of zny Of the candidates for the parish officers
nominated this day by us, in favor Of any copets Mt
colored Men, provided that not rnaro than half
Of ticlet he conceded to coored people, and
vided their candidates be competent to I'll the
srective Offices
fead-Be 1t resolved that We hereby invite the col
ored people meet in mas meeting On tho 24.h day
Of October, 1874 at franklin to nominate their candi-
dates and 10 accept tho propositions herein made.
, 1874-10-18

AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUE RACES.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-This is the last day OF
the fall meeting Of the American Jockey Club
The FIRST race WAS q f1ee-hand1cap sweepstakes,
distance ~ miles. SAyloc|s, Jack Frost, and
Net:ie Norton started. Shylock won JACK Frost
coming in second. Time, 2:57.
Toe second race was for purse Of $500 for
maiden 2-year-old, distance three-quarters Of D
mile. Ravenna, sprinslet Athlete. and Amelia
started Amelia won, springet coming in Sec
ond aud Ravenna third. Time, 1:13.
Tho third raca Was for purse Of $500, for
3-year-o1ds which have not won this year, dis
tance one milo and au eighth Emma won
O'Neln second. and MolIio Darling third Time,
2:021{.
The fourth race was . FREQ handicap sweep
stakes, distance one milo and "a eighth. kadi
won; Resolute second, and Loudon tLird. Time,
2:00M.
the fifth raco WAS for Il purao Of $1,000, dis
tauce two miles and half. The race was won
hE Acrobat; Wild Idle second, aud Whisper
third. Time, 4:3351.
The sixth and last raco handicap hurdle
race for purse OF $500, distance one mile and
three quarters orer seven hurdles. Limestone
Won; GaGney socond, and Moonstono third
, 1874-10-18

boat Montana. The work WAS to-day viewed by
a party of the influential business men Of this
city. and at the banquet given On the Montana,
the plan Was indorsed BY remarks made by Sem
ator Ramsev. Capt. Russell Blakelr, one Of the
Oldest and ocst steacnboatmen il the country
and by others, and by Get ct resolutions adopt
ed unanimously. The remedial result OF the
work il al eady apparent.
, 1874-10-18
THE EPIECOPALIANS.


THE oESEEAL Co:svENTIoS-sEcRET SESSION.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17-rhe General Episcopal
Convention, after morning prayer, went into
secret session.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND.
The following message WAS received from the
House Of Bishops:
Resored, That the trtennal report Of the Trustees
Of the fund for the relief Of widows md orphans Of
deceased slergymen, etc., be communicated to the
House Of Clerical and Lay Deputies.
ResoErcd That this House has heard with great eatts
faction the financial report Of the Trustees OF the fund
for the roltef o: widows md orphans Of deceased
clergymen ETC.. and. the House OF Clerical and Lay
Deputies eoncurriug. it Ia recommended to the Trus-
tees to by correspondence otherwise how
many disabled clergy OF this Church are now dest-
TUE and what provision has been made for destitute
~ldoWs and orphans and TO adopt such other measures
Us in their Judgment wise to increase fund to nc
conpsh moro efectua1ly the benedcent purposes for
which they are organized, md to enven the interest
Of the Church In the important subject committed to
them.
This report was concurred in.
Recess was taken at the usual hour and i'm
media.ely after open session was begun. when
the testimonials Of Dr.. Welles, of Wisconsin, we're
signed.
TIE JOURNAL.
During that proceeding the following messaces
were received from the House OF Bishops:
I2esoired, The House Of Clerical and Iay n.nutfe,
concurring, That Joint committee be appointed to
consider and report what measures Necessary to
reduce the size and expense Of the printed Journal and
that the committee the part Of this Houae consist
Of the Bishops Of Central Pennsylvania, ohio, sud
Massachusetts.
The message was referred to the Committee
An invitation Was read from the President of
the Historical Society inviting the delegates to
visit the hall and library Of the Society. Placed
on tile.
~ Inc following message from the House Of
Blanops was also read:
, 1874-10-18

.
LONDON. Oct. ia. dispatch from Berlin
nays; 1.-The Count Von Arniu,'s case is becom~
Ing Ineligible. Il appears that Bismarck be-
came indignant At the Count for prefe1ring an
Ult1amontane Monarchy in france to compare
lively liberal and pacific Republic, and deter
mined to remove him. Not wishing. how
ever, to offend the Count, Bismarck wrote
him censorious letters, which he expected
would induce the Count to resign. Von Ar,,in.
refusing, was finally absolutely dismissed. aud
took with him BismarcA's letters, which are now
represented to be 80 fearfully offensive. The
dispatch also SAYS that it is reported that the
letters hava been pablciy offered for sale.
BEEL1S, Oct 17.-Ihe Emperor will visit Vic
tor Emanuel next year.
, 1874-10-18

Fes"lstd. The House Of Clerical and Lay Deputies
concurn; that this be printed place Of tho
resolution N tho same subject heretofore prefxcd to
the paal1ns in the Motre and Hymna1.
SECRET SESSION OPPOSED
These messages we're referred to the Commit
toe on Canons.
The Rev. Mr. Blair. Of MARYLAND, gave notice
that on Monday he would submit motion 10 re-
woke Rule II, With regard to tho holding OF
secret sessions.
It was then moved and seconded that the tes-
consin, hayiEg been signed BY the majority Of
the diocese, thew should be sent TO the House Of
Bishops for tilesr colcu renee. This was car
red, and the House then adjourned until Mon
day morning.
, 1874-10-18
THE WASHINGTON RING.
Special D7sDateh to The Ehicaon 7n

Special D7SD0teh to The Ehsed0n 7T7bune.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Oct. 17.-It is asserted,
upon apparently good authority, that q commit
tee Of the Taxpayers Association OF the Dis
tnct have about completed arrangements for
presenting Ex-Governor Shepherd, e1-Treasurer
McGrudor, and ex-senator Harlan to the Grand
Jury. with view to have them indicted. They
Will endeayor to have them jointly convicted for
conspiracy to defraud the people. and to have
McGrudor indicted separately for embczzlemont,
Harlan's connection with the conspiracy is said
to be demonstrated by hle o1o1 10 pay Ms. Cor.
cqsap's ta1ea Ut + discount.
, 1874-10-18

ST. PAUL, 1Hnn., Oct. 17.-The first Of tho
system Of wing-dams for tho improvement OF
on peaod at
about 4 miles below this city. The bar is one IT
tie most troublesome obstruc:ions to navigation
on the Upper Mississippi. Tho dam in about
COO feet long, and has been constructed at
comparatively small expense, under :the direc-
ton Of ]. H. Macomb, Of tho United
States Engineer Corps, By Capt. John
q. DaTia, n8 tho Gors1nusnt dredse-
, 1874-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS
THE GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTuERANs,

MISCELLAN ECuS.
THE GERMAN EYANoEL1CAL LuTuERANs.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Oot. 17.-But little busi-
ness Was transacted in the National German
Evangelical Lutheran Synod to-day. The st,pu-
lations between the Wisconsin and Missouri
synods, with regard to educational institutions,
was altered on account of the inability Of the
Missouri Synod to contribute to the support Of
tho Professor at Watertown College, A new
district WIS created OF Illinois, and the northern
districts were separated for educational pu1-
poses.
at noon the Synod adjourned until Monday.
METHODIST LOCAL PREACHERS.
BALTIMORE, Md.. Oct. l7.-The seventeenth
annual Couventian OF tho National Local Preach
els OF the Mettodist Epi.co,.ai Church began
this morning. The session will last four days.
, 1874-10-18
JAMAICA,


4 CUBAN MEETING BROKEN Up.
KINGSTON. JAM, Oct ia meeting OF Cubans
on the 10Th inst, in celebration Of the sixth an-
nivernary Of tho declaration OF Cabao fndepend-
ence, Was dispersed by order Of the Governor BY
the police. who were directed to take the namcs
of those who refused to leave. Quesada, who
was making speech at the time, said thai,
having Io country Of their own, they we're
Obliged to obey the illegal orders of those who
IMAGINED they lad the power to prevent innocent
gatherings.
, 1874-10-18

:" EksEK1nN.
Speciai D. spatci to The ttt NM
CARTHAGE, ILL.,. Oct. IA r.tnoa"A t.oa"A
shooting ARRAY took place this aftsree tef'ous
miles wrst 1t this pl.ce. Two oFooo' xoo f-~
named Smith and Waid, resid;ne 5oung mea
Township, we're returning from Hsmitoaa N oaancocs
lead Of lumber. At the point mention mention T1sh
mss Rss IL 9a5 se Sasf9 u 4sss 70 =. ts'
road, and the lumber team VS. oat Of tie
na1 tho road: The men in the buse11a 1alfsd &c 10
passed around. one OF them, ss' Is rnnaly
srhps n5p vas2e,1 Ias o0ys gno on The Sc
the man in the buggy With mn,s.t s nted =; at
NJ, Mth shot. Three OF tho persons isea - tt0aded
Sm.'h and Ward wore pursued aud over;sSao Saoed
casshage- and taken to Elvas:on. ne.r v'. aAen At
shooting vas done, ior examination "nase 1a she
good deal OF excitement in Garbage A1sse ns ls
II; TIC Noanaed pastie ,s said to oe B. kens Of
men who did the shooting are yerv 40 40 yoang
in this COUNTY. 's7pecsabr
, 1874-10-18

Municipal Frauds in San Francisco.
SAN Francisco. Cal. Oct. 17.--The Finance
aud Auditing Committee OF the Board Of Super
uisors will probably finish their labors next week
They have succeeded in uneartaing frauds, pecu-
lations and extortions in the Coroner's thce and
the Street Department., which have flied the
whole community With disgust and indignation.
Probably Coroner Rice will be indicted and Street
Superintendent Eeut removed.