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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

Parson.--TLns term, uow vulgsrly
uscd for minister ot any kind, has D.
classical origin, and is derived from
tho Latin termG'persQna ecolcsfae,"
the leotor being corporation sole
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

Miss Triplctt, of R'obmohd, WHO
wss remotely y the cause of'the fatal
duel between Mordecsi and MoCar.
thy, has been married to Mr. lIaxall,
of K;ctm onl.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

This is tho year of floods. Never
before have all tho water oours. g.,
u ,st, West, and North, been SO full
tor 70 loug time. More water has
lallen this year than has fallen before
within the momory Of tho oldest ill.,
l'hsbitsnt. .....l
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

"Papa, are you growing taller all
the time I" '": g." ...'
"No, my child, why do you ask I"
"Because tho top Of your head is
pokipg up through ydnr hair" ,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

The workingmen of indianapolis, (,
fifteen hundred st, org, ma, ched in
procession lust Fr'l.y uight., Among
the uluttocs Gu their bnnuc:a were
'he.e: ''Thc Browning infAmy.-
G'nu,'s Veto" "Corrup,ion among
the upper lens--.tn'vation a'e""g
the miIlluns." "G,d help the p'r
the Government pror"cts tue rIc"."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

The I1nnse Of r representatives. felt
that it could not sufli,ie ntl y '.yent"'.ill
spite and bad temper: y simply kill
lag tho bill for the removal Of
Raphu"l Scmmco'' disabilities, and
So 1t refused to give him u bearing
at all. IT was u ridiculous exhlbi.
,ion of iDsolenoo Lnd prejudice that
deserves, ard will surely receive, the
condemnation Of good meu every.
where.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

- The latest thing IN d Ills il q young
lady of tinted wax. wh,, wbon:,wourd
np and given.a high chair at the ta-
be, reacbo, out her arms. seizcs a
bit uf bread, and slowly puts It in
her mouth. when she hns d no this
ccnta'n number OF ,i"'r, it is ne.
ces.ary to open her hack. 70 .."vs the
food, aud wind her up aga,n. Won'd
that haman beings could be relieved
Of iud testion in this manner
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

MANIFESTO FOR Brooks by ARXAN.
sAs POLITICIANS IN WASHINGTON.
WAsmNoToN, May &, l874.-Co.o.
mel llynes, Representative at Eargo,
who was elected upon tho Brooks
ticket from Arkansas, and'tho three
democratic confess ants from that State
for seats in tho United States House
Of Representatives, have united 10 al
address to tho people "of 'Arkan'as
in which rhcy take strcng ground ID
favor of Btooks, and counsel peace
and obcdiouco to the decision Of the
COurts. - 49, :. NJ.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
A Spcnlthriit Governor,

a correspondent of tho Augusta
Cuhstitutiruulist writes as follows re-
ga1ding the iinauc;al cmbarras>m.n .nts
of Noses, tue Chief. Governor of South
Carolina ), S.. 'v
81 nav" made careful inquiry, and
rero't herewith the magnificent stock
Of debts which Moses owes, TO Wit:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
$4,000

In the above estimate l have omit
I'd to meu'ion the insignificant su::'s
30 borrowed from ex Governor Scott,
Blougutt and othsr,. The "uld MANI
says that If Franks friends d, not
raise some money and relieve lis ne
cessi,lcs, the '"poor fellow will be
driven 10 suicidu.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

a nav raIigions 1"ll, calling its II
the.New Csthoiic Church has been
organized in New York city. I,s
purposc, says Tho Sun, is to b'i"e
abont9rcIigi 'us Reconciliation Of all
mankind aud to create u cooperative
unity.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

4 PortlaLd school toucher, to pun
ish q little boy tor chewing gum
compelled him to- chew gum all taken
frou, the other scholars. aud for one
day that boy gvt tired Of gum.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

Due Gen. Pre-. Ion on .tNansi0n" SIC, 600
Due Hardy Solomon lbor rowcI
mone,). ... 90. .QOC
Due Gen. Dennis 30
Due Gen. Gu'ney 45 0n0
Butchers Biils = UUU
Shiver& Co., I.U0U
lnGian Gill Cignr Store l,OOU
II. y. Scnn X Son ."
GviEcr Y Mc(;rgg"r (Drugg,sts) tG
Chrdareli & Co.. (Tnilor$) 800
Columbia Hotel (,tue since 1879 GUO
Sundry County Trcrsurcrs G0,000
Divers Restaurant Keepers, shoe. :: 't
makers and "Shys'ers" ,0rr
Baltimore Furniture Dcnlcrs, 5000
-, Making n Grand Total Of $227, 100
Ills hssets are -
Preston N..nsion, valued at
500, GO,
loss the mortgage $GN,nO0
Horses. Cnr,iages, SO. 3U,UnU
u ouse aud L9i in Snmtcr ) 600
Pln.ialion in Sumter .~ 5000
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

A lady asked u pupil at 9 public
examination Of Sunday school, "wb"t
vds,the; sin Of tho Pharisces p "Et-
lug canielr, .rha'ani;" was the auick
reply. She had read that the Phar.
90 ~ "strpiue ut gnats and swallowed
camel.."
, 1874-09-22
PROBABLE MURDER.
Escape Of tho Would-Bo Murdorer.

What will probably prove q mort d1abollcal
tragedy orc thia report rcaol,oa tho eyo OF tho
roador took place At tho Union Stock -Yards Of
$50: lnRs evening, but was not known to
tho city police, at tho nridgeport sta.
ton until / oclooh this mornInr.
Michhol McQnado ID tho victim, md Jamea
stratn tho probable murderer. THO fornor ,s =
saloon-kcoror ut No. a98 Laurel atreot mar
Egan e7onue, and the lattorn residence, occupar
ton and character arc unknown to tho officers
Tho two mon had a a,lnrrol about
some drinks which Strain rofnBod to nav
for. aud which he summarlly ended by drawing
q knife ana ptunging 1t into McQuailo'D brcagte
md bowels twolyc times, oyery stab
eetnR dcop aud dangerous. 1nmo-
dlately aftor tho occurrence, Strain ran
away, and up to $3.50 ttfa morning had not boon
captured Horgt. uood aent detachment OF
police In ecarch Of him, and at last accounts
thoy wero engaged In tho search for the guilty
MeQuado was takon into t,ia saloon. in from.
Of which the atabbing occurred, and DR.. Bean
attended him. The wounds aro Of tho
dressed: Tho Doctor pronouonod thom fatal,
aud Haid tho man could not live but fow hours
Ut furthoat. McQuade is married man.
Owing to tho. distance and the lateness Of tho
hour at which tho affair WAS reported, no doaisa
Of It could be obtained ether than those given
Above
, 1874-09-22
FOREIGN.


CENTRAL AMERICA.
Aer1xwA1h, Bept. IA serious riot, attended
With b1oodshod. took place horo this afternoon
between ItalIana in tho employ Of tho Pacific
Mail Btoamship Company aud troops on duty
horo. It appears TINT ono Of tho so!diora, up~
armed, wan on tho wharf, and was nhased of BY
como Of tho Italians, who throw stones at him.
On arriving ut his quarters 10 reported tho oaso,
when an officer and six non wont ut once to
tho wi1arf to arrest those who had made
tho assault. On reaching tho ghte, ono Of tho
Italians tlrcd two pistolslots at tho troops With
out result, when a yolloy wus fired in return,
which mortally wounded ono OF tho ItalianB and
seriously wounded Jamaica negro. Tho a1-
citoment ia intouae, and additional troops tave
boon sent for to koep tho peace. California
passengers who arrived just after tho occurrence
woro placed safely OH board tho stcamor Acapu1-
co. That no nero wero hurt is wonderful,
Rs tho volloy was fred just outside Tho
cato and directly up tho wlarf. Mr. Corwine,
General Agent, Commodore Gray, ard Bupt.
1homiiann woro juat outside tho ilno Of fro, and
tho wharf Was filed with lnborers. Matters
are quiet now, but tho troops will bo wo1como
PANAMA, Sept. 12.-auatoma}n advicea to tho
Eth say that on the night Of tho 4th inst, AZ re-
ported by tho British steamer Tonedos which
arrived at Panama on tho 18th, tho Guatemala
Government salutod tho Engfish t1ag with due
and full indemnity was paid to Dir.
nfn9ee.
, 1874-09-22

Specfal Dt5patch to J'hs Chicago Tribune,
NEW YonK, Sept. W.-ln wheat little was done
at the opening holders HooIncd firm In their
views more especially for wiutor, but Bl,ippo,a
held back; Tho market closed lowor, with a
moderate local and export trade. Winter ID bot
Tor sustained than sp1ing, and III wanted for tho
Contlncnt. Sales Tcro 16G, GOO bu ut 31.14 for
No. Chicago apring; 91,10 for No. Chicago
aprluE; ~ 10 for No. milwaukee, LICK for old
andnew st,22Dl ~ for rcd Western 81, ,44l1, 40
fos ampor do; $l.40 Tor whito Michigan cxtra !;
S1.S6 for white Indiana; aud a1.37 for No.
whito Michigan.
0ata aro ahelo lower. and iu fair doma nd for
the trade+ The demand for future ~ not so act
i've. aatea wero 47,Q0o hu !; now Ohio mixed
at o6@GGHo; whito ut 661@07o,
Torn bottor aud In good louand, chtetIy for
export, though fair for homo trades. Sales,
1lo,qQ0 hushalH; Waatern Tuixod at g7lD8c,
c'oa{ng with 07}zo bid; do white at 81. .0lGDI 2
70 yellow at 0oQp981 50 bid; do whito at u ,01@
l.ua; do yellow at 0a@08l5o. Included In tho
salos are Il 600 bushels aoler first halt Of 0oto-
Dor ut D3c.
Tho pork maraot Ia Inactive and prlces lowor
ana nomnai. balcH In job lots Tora 100 barrels
at s2s @ 65@A.0d; small losa Of family nlcas at
$@a'Ns 2d0 barro!a 1neaH wero sold Saturday
evaniua. seller Qctobor, ut 2345, Bacon Ii
tlrIn. But .qulet. The supply Ia light, 6aloa OF
1S4 hoxaa long cfoar CITY al 1lo.
Dicsaeu hogs nro firm aud in fur demand at
oeggilo fof ETnas.ted and oHepoJSo for oorn-fod.
tierces CITY. oLeay at 1A1lo cash, aud sonto,nbor
nominal at 1491o. Sales Of SO6 tlorcos, sotler
October, at Il o-1Go; 300 tlorcoB, sellor uix
months, at 1211@912 6-18c.
WbBtty is fairly actfyo at::an advance of 2tDa1@o
par galnn saie6 Of 600 brla ut $l.07@1, ,07lS6
1.0a. Tho market closed firm At tho latter prico,
, 1874-09-22

Ffp7H the LONDON AfFH1cl{ Record.
A. night medical service has lust been
organized at st. Petersburg by tho medical men
OF thst city; mn arrangement which moots roai
want Of tho public Of tho Russian capital, who,
however, had hitherto uot taken tho pccosoary
atepa to provide 1t. Russian medical legislAtioi
does not allow liberty Of work 10 medical men,
who, whon required either BY . sick poraon OF
any ono believing hiu1solf to DO Ill, aro not per-
miesod to rofuso holp. The physician, surgeon,
accouoheur, midwife, or aHsiataut who Should
either refuse to act whon called on, or neglect to
do 30, is punished by fine on tho first occasion
Of from : to 10 roublos tits. Cd. to s5B.); on
tho secona occasion Of from, 10 to it, md tho
third time from 20 to 100 1oublea uhiIo
tho physciana and surgeons who aro in Govern
mont employ may bo deprived OF their Office.
Theso lawa arc sanctioned by usage, and no
Inter than thia year two AuBhian phyBicianb were
tried for an infracsion Of this law, and ono Of
thon condemned for having refused to afford
asaiatanao to An Invalid during tho night. Tie
Courier Medical iIlusse, whence VIC, obtain onr
information. insiata on tho necossitJof abolish
Ing thehe coerciYn measures directed against
medical mon tho moro 80 that at the present
tinlo everything relating to tho public health
in auaata is regulated by municipalities IN cities,
and by tho territorial, oantona1, and depart
mental councils In tho provinces. Tho gamo
journal also urges TINT in England o,,stom no
longer eauctlops coorciyo laws directed ngninBt
medical mon. while in Prussia they Were erased
from tho btatnte. book IN 1869.
, 1874-09-22

From IL FirQlHk1 {Nfv) EHlerprfss,
4 gentleman vino is ton moleat to allow ue to
OF sagacity which ho yesterday aaw tliuplnyel by
a pair Of ,nufcs,-thoso curious spotted follows
belonging to flank Blanchard. Hank and Job..
Fagnr, wero seated In d buggy behiud tho nulos
driving along South Q street. noar tho Divide.
coaxlng woro uliko In vain they Would not not
move. What to maAo OF this Hank didn't know,
~ tho mules Ind never before 10 conducted
themselves. Seeing that tho anj,na]u countnutly
turned their l.cada III ono direction, Fagau begau
strongly attracted thoir attention.. In arnou,aut
ho dsol,ped on 1t. Il WAS slliuglc whlcl. road,
"uay $23 per ton, tho eglllar rotal price being
$25., Tho mMlos had obHoryod this, auil GOULD
not DO moved beyond It uutil Hank got ont Of
pretending that ho had ottlorod 10 tons of the
article st tho reduced rates. They saeA trot.ed
on perfectly eoutant.
, 1874-09-22
CRIME.


Special Dsptzteh TO Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DuuueuE, Ia., Sopt. 21.-The death OF John
Mahony, whose body waa found noar tho track
Of tho illinois Central Railroad iu this city,
Saturday morning, md who waa reported killed
by train duing, tho night, is completely H.
volved in mystery, aa shown by rocont develop-
'mcnsa. The yard~mastor, engineer, and other
employees OF tho railroad, testified at tho inquest
to-day that not d slnglo car was moved on
tho Bido track near which tho body was
found during Friday night. This testimony
destroys tho theory TINT Mahony had
taken refuge from Tho storm under cara
on Tho atdo track mud falling asloep, was crushed
BY cars boing switched during tho night. as tho
matter now stands. Mahony was oiti,cr murdor-
I'D, and tho natnro and location Of his wounds
forbid that boliol. or ho WAS crushed by tho
switching Of tho cars, aud tho employees OF tho
road aro coneealing tho fact for fear Of bolug
hold for murder committed through their caro-
lofsness Considerable interest au1 excitement
is manifested, aud detectives nro tryiug to work
out d golutiou Of tho myatory.
, 1874-09-22
Fires.

1ncendinrisra iii Monsnun Tcrritory,
HELENA, Mont. Sept. M.--Tonr iucoudiary
aros occurred last night. T1a iirst occurred at
11:s0, in building occupied by Dailoy, a iewol-
or, and MoA1urphy, fruits, on Alain Htroot Bhort-
ly after, fire WAS discovered In lIall'Bhouso, near
tho corner Of broadway and Rodney strcots,
Soon aftor another lro was discovered In tho
Court-1lonso. Owing TO the 1ato rain, oveyytbing
WAS Boaaing wot Tho fires wora exting1ls,ou,
Tho prsiacipa! tosses ase from wates aul rop,oY-
ais.
A flro at Hot Springs destroyed building Mod
nj saloon and annco-hnn, Ono ma., wRH ar-
roAtoA.
, 1874-09-22
NEW STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Il 8tcnrnxhfr Limo to l7o Atarfod In 4p~
prxttA0fa to tho Pacific NInil C01npn-
1:y--'Riac New Lalic to No Hun In tho
1ratercat OF tho Pacific 1tnilrontiu.
St,ecias Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yonx, Sept. 2t.-For months pnst thieats
steamships on tho pnci1o Ocean, In opposition
to tho Pacific Mnil stonnhhip Company. Bome
titnc ago quarrel aruao botwoon tho Steamship
and tho Union Pacific Railroad Directors, md d
combination to 11 schedule Of ratea mutually
satisfactory waa unauccosafu1. Thpn tho moro
aotiyo OF Union Pacific Directors Joined tn
throats to start rival line In tho intorpsta Of
tho Pacific llailroadB Last Saturday, Capt,
George II. Bradbury, who waa President Of tho
Pacific Nall Company during tho Btiort in
torval botweon tho stockwoll and tho begln-
ming Of tho 8aEo administration, sailed for
Europe. Ho Ra|'od nnaor an assumed ns,no
Ihoao undcratood to be promoters Of tho rival
enterprise Wy that gapt. bradbury is to bo
prosdont Of the now Company, and that 10 haa
Gono to EngiAna for tho purpoao Of lonsinE or
pnrnhaasnS six Or eoron steamships. Aftor COM
.plesinE US nogotlations, tho 7esasla selected
gong to chitia and Japan for oargoos, and
otllors coming bore, whenco thoy will 20 to tho
Pacific. It is intended to establish eomi-monthly
communication between nong-Kong. Yoke-
es am aa GsF sss nssts sf 1hns 1bsy Vii g
aall undor tho Dritiah flag and bo
rim in tho intorcst Of tho railroads. Tho A1norl-
can line Of utcamera controlled by tho pennsyl-
ynn!a Ra1road Company. aud plying betweon
Philadelphia and liverpool will 70 tic Atlantto
division Of tho now combination. It is said that
tho contracts hava boon Signed aud the vessels
will bo running within thirty days. Ono OF tho
objects OF Jay Aoulds trip to San Frauclaco
is 70 obtain wtart property for tho now Company.
Russell sago, President OF tho Pacific Mali
Company, declares that tho suggestion Of start
ing rival limo on tho Pacific ID ridiculous for 1t
could not compete With the regular limo With it's
ncBs. Ho thiuka tho whole story is attrib utsblo
to tho bearu,
, 1874-09-22

position, and his resignation had boen forwarded
10 the doyornor. Judge snyth IL now oandl-
from, tj1o canyass Tfo torn Of tho Office which
l,o now holds would ha4c expired DAG. o. nc1t.
Tho roaaonn Tor Ills reaigntng aro understood to
DO Oh aceonnt Of important private bns,atno,ss, ,,a
which will como boforo tho Court aoon' Nao nla
a1tcoaseor wilt bo Is not yet known:
rho District Court 1noota .ncxt Monday.
, 1874-09-22
SAN FRANCISCO ELEPHANT,

-. BAN FaANo.sco, Sept. 2l.-~Judge Field Of tho
Unltod States Supreme Court, sitting with
women haboas corpus caae, decided tliat tic
State law undor which 1t was attempted to soua
thom back to China in constitutional. Judge
Sawyer, OF the Circuit Court iBBouted, but Uoff-
mnn, tho District Judge, conquered.
, 1874-09-22

Recent Operations In Southwestern
kluhnas
ToPEKA, Kan, Sept. 21.-luformation from
the acouo Of operations against the IndiauB H..
tho Southwest ls to the effect tlat tho train or
supplies corralled by Indians On tho Wichita was,
released By q forco from Camp Supply On tho
14th, and in continuing it's Journey south it was
mot by Con. Miles, command, Which went into
canp about 100 miles Houth Of tho Canadian,
They ato moving south, aud apparently trying
to avoid general eugaeoment
, 1874-09-22
CUBA.

New YoRg, Sept. 21.-Agents in thls city Of
tho Republic Of Cuba arc in tolegraphic COM
muuication with Carlos do Verona, OF Paris, who
has placed ut tho disposition Of tho Cubans hero
eco 900 for tho purpose OF carrying on the war
against Spain. Tho solo condition OF tho gift ia
that the money ehnl1 be employed in sondlug
help to tho Cuban nrmy within reasonable
time,
, 1874-09-22
THE BEECHER.TlLTON SHIFTS

NEw YoRK, Sept. 21.-1Ir. Moulton appoared
at tho United States Marshnl's Office In Brook
lyn to-day and accepted the Horyco Of tho capjaa
IN the Proctor suit. The case vii! como befo,e
Judge Bonedict tomorrow, when nominal bail
will be accepted.
No notice Of tria1 fs yet filed In tho Clerks Of
icn Of the City Court of Brooklyn In tho ubol
suit OF Tilton w, Deechcr.
, 1874-09-22

PORT lIuMoH, Sept. 2l.-DowH-props Canis,eo.
srhra Oliver Mitchell, Nassau, Golden Ruie, ii. Win.
.af's. Two BrotIsera, a.. Moison, r, +. Danfnrth,
TIN, D. = Do1hlns, George D. uougiton, Mary i,
perew. y, ]. ridden, J. lNxlcr.
ur-trops Huron City Chlna, Jarvis, Lord uol.
lind.
W1Nn-West; light.
ponr llt'nos, Mich, sept. al.-DowawVr Ee,,,.
Lorkc, Pelican.
Ur-Ffap 0noIda.
, 1874-09-22

Fursnit OF the <:odstliIl Robbers.
LITTLE RooH, Ark, Sept. 21.-Tho Associated
Press agont received tho following dispatch to-
night:
HoI epR1Nus, Ark, Sept. 21.--One Of tho party In
pfaut of the stage-robhern returned for renforcc-
ments laas night, reporting that tho pursuit le-
mountains % miles from this place. rhcro
they wero. Parties who thorn Just beforo
they left tho road. aay their horses wcro conploo]y
use1 up, and could not go furthor. Tho ctizena Of
the whole country Anyo Joined In tho pursuit., and
when tho courier left tho rohborH wero entirely eur-
rounded. party Of recruits lett at midnight for lNe
sGeno Of action and II is probable ths tho party hxys
al beou captured or killed. by this time.
, 1874-09-22

$4,000. Tho insurance On buildings IL t4,o0D, !
equally divided batwocn tho aernla-nAtnerioan,
Of plttshurg, and tho Hanover Company. Of Ndw
York. The Panhandle trains Are transferred to
htingo junction, o. and arc running nishons
GOtcnkion. -
, 1874-09-22
ATHLETICS,
Tins ef cdr.e-Qnn tour md thtrty-avo minutes.
Cnptre-John Bhuster, Olympic Club.

U1Hrtre-John 8Auster, Olympic Club.
THE PnILAnElrurAa DEFEAT THE nosToHs.
's1ncfHi Utspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BosroN, Sept. 21.-Tho Red Stockings played
. close game With tho Philadelphia Club, on tho
Boston grounds, yesterday afternoon. and wore
beaten By q score Of 10 to s. Tho exc. $50 OF this
dofeat is plain. Spalding was "ofr." At lenst
three Of tho Philadelphia runs woro mado on
wild pitches, and ono OIL passed. bali. It was
osno Of MoVcy'a bad days, too, ho playing poorly,
both in tho ticld and ut tho bat. George Wright
did tho little ho had to do very vol. Bar1les
played brilliantly, aud O'Rourke ind schator ac-
quilted themselves creditably, but all tho others
appeared to DO suffering moro or loss from
the Calf-1sland mainly. Tho play was worry aharp
occasionally however, as tho ThiladolphlaB found
to their cost in tho eighth inning, whom, Fu1mor
boing on tho third ard Egglor on hrHt, they
trioa the stralaeom Of sacrificing tho latter ho-
tween first mud second In order to get tho former
home, but 30 nicely did Darnes aud O'Ilourko
play their part in tho iittlo gnne that thoy cnp-
tured ,Egglor without giving Fulner tho ghoBt
Of ehanco to got the coveted run. Tho Phila-
doiphiaa batted heavily, aud thoir fielding was
Eouerally good, especially In tito outheld, whsro
Egglo!. as usual, played magnihcently. Tho
following Is
, 1874-09-22
MANlT0RA lTEMS.

ST. PAUL, G1nn., Sept, 21.-A special dispatch
"Thore il conAiderahIo rejoicing hero over itho
nova TINT the Hudson Bay dompany's new
htoanor has auccosBfllly arrived at Fort Carlo
ton, on tho North Saskatchewan Riror. IhfB is
She was built Inst Juno above Grand Rapids"
, 1874-09-22

tue fourth. aloBtor, tho winnor, vsH tic favor
Ito from tho outgct.
THO second trot ,sas for pureo Of 81, 900 {;
$500 to frat, $500 to aocon, 500 to third. Fiyo
etartod.
> BUMMAnT:
11anca' &. H. 1sn1ola. J.
QlanlEera' Molly. ........-........,.'.'..'.9
MtccH lIchEierIl0of11. u
IctetFnlh O1fa F.n.. .......ss'ss.t.st s.H!hs
casey's Wllla,n Turn1nll. ............... ..dia.
1tn,t--2:20, 23lH, 2:35K, a:33H.
THE MysT1o PARK RACES.
Dos1oN, Sept. 21.--Tho MyRtio rark running
mcutIng, postponed from Inst uook On account
Of tho ruin, waa continued today. The attend.
anoo waa yory good. 1n tho. llrat raco, )adica'
stake, 2-soer;ode, ha[f-mfle. Only threo onmo to
post, viz, j: Eplistor, 1no, and ElWood. Eulistor
was The fayorito at slight odds osor Ino and won
iu two )loata. 1no second, and Eluool third.
Tho second raoo wns for tho Morrin Club purse
OF ai60. milo and q half, alt agcg Tim etartora
wore Lizzie L1cas, u. T. Carvor, Lorona Btock-
wood, ana Eclair. In tho betting Lizzie 1oaa
Tas tho fsvorite at swo to ono ovor The Hold nna
won after vain contest WITH D. +. casVer.
Timo 240.
, 1874-09-22
LIBEL SHIT.

AuauarA, Mo., Bopt~ a1.-Alden gpraguo and
Howard Oucn, Of tho Kcnnobec Journal, were
arrested this afternoon criminal proocBa ohnrgs
Ing them With naiiciouBiy Iibelling Gardner Vose,
Representative from this city, III loading arti--
clio In the Journal OF this date. They gave bail
in 6, ,0oo each for appearance 1t the October
torn Of the Supreme Judicial Court.
, 1874-09-22
ILLINOIS & MICHIGAN CANAL.

DR1naEFoV1, H., sspt. ALL lp.m.--Anntyxp-No
Anortca, uea. 5000 hu corn r. ly6,.rn, Msssctlics
la coln ]. uouclaFd, Lae.lle, s,20O IN isis N9rth
6sar ottsWa 5000 ha corn; Dolphin, Ottawa, 1900 III
nsaese qrswolt M|nooha, 1000 bu corn; Con, Mo
, 1874-09-22

PAn1s, Sept 21.-Vio!or sejoun, tue Frow,h
dramatic wrltcr, Is doad.
Tho French Consnl and Vice-ConBllI ut Now
York hare boon appointed commissioners or
Rrauce to tho Centennial Exhibition at Ehiiaaol-
Min
, 1874-09-22

CorzNuAaEH, Sept. 2l.-Tho Government OF
Dennlutk has directed itg envoy at Berlin to aak
for explanations from the German Government
in regard to the expulsion Of Danish subJecsa
from Schloawig.
, 1874-09-22

:, MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept Ala negro na,ned
! Stovo Anderson, arrested last evening while in
tho act Of committing rapo on a white woman,
had hearing to-day, and mas sent to Jail In de-
fa11lt Of $4,000 bail.
William BtInkloy, a oolorel preacher of tho
Washington Street 1,aptist Church, IVES arrcstod
to-day Oil charge OF blgamy.
, 1874-09-22

BERLIN. Sept. 21.-Tho Grown Prince and
Princoss OF Germany have received Bancroft
Davis, tho American Minister.