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, 1874-10-02
THE TURF,

THE LEXINGTON, KY., nACEs.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. l.-Tllorc waa large attend-
anco at the trotting races. Tho wca:ler was fine,
track good and Tho racing unusually good. The lno
uads By Ledy Stout p the first sace ia tho fasca
record for :-yoar-o!ilB.
Flrat race stakes fur 3yoAro1s, so entrance, ha1f
forfeit, lvn 10 I'LL 500 by tho Association to
aY soa ~ s
MeRnia's cR'a s';; naclwood 6y bia:tvooa.
p.ttcIson's I'll. f. ty DalHo,a. .............4 ds.
l,ussss nir:!'s Girl ey Morrison. dis.
n1";ss Mt'sf s's| a1e|hiy, II qs'ids 5y o,s %ss
aco!t'a 2. ch. f.. " Indian Chief: his.
sccon race sakca for 2-yoar.oB, $5i ouiraure hn1t
forfeit vo or moro 70 iii &lou by thu Association to
6tee'c's Consul by Almont. i
Nca.'a Sunshine, by Curtis Ilunbstonan. .....2 .
Hw" n 10s f. X Yh'sa slIStno iot
G"S oay's car4 nn 't: ~ V!fk e ecf st
lattemns M1y olt.s, ~ na'aor4.. ........o at
sssssafosd sss sit'h j 3 y Se es dit st
3tmc-2:5t4 2:4s.
tr"ts.l tetttr An 25o; sluo 10 irs slio to teconl
hltl SEQ 10 third lnrSe. >
srott y $;silu Dick Tay'or.... .....,.... 20111
Powell i lJoIilA Billy Spencer, BY Second
rrnn,at,. .ail'nr'ao. .;;"
E!iis csnserst, BY I'asfswi. s4S45
Nfrcd'H i,IldWAy Belle, hy 1oarbnn Oh!ef. 3 O 4
p't.nh iessie IT,, hy Black Dtmolid..... ] 2 1895
lawyers john Clay, by American Ciay...1 ! 777
Millor's Fannie Miller, ~ Joc Downug. | Ills.
Strat!cr's Kato Clay BY u. II. Clay, Jr..., TT din.
afr{ibbonH B'lte Atn.itle, by MferA Juu. o dis.
rntersona on A:ne .,t H'tiey, !y pixS;.. a. ,lis
drays Frank airr, by FrInk Mlller.... dist.
7ims-2:adS. 2;;E'1d ESD 2a5; a:37.
Just hcfort the races began, H. J. Alexallorb Wood
forl Mamhrno was showi. o lu rour.r, and sott:a
milo III 22ul. liz will tro Saturday. Three racc5
tomorrow, n1,tl four OH, Saturday.
TIE FLEETWOOD rAnk nACyE.
new YoEK, Oct. Lat Flectwooa lark to-day, the
frce-for-an raco waa won by American Girl, oatnors
sreo1,t, Sensation third. This first !lcat wis lie ii.
cnn betwe.u ths Gs1 aud cAsnors. Tlo. 2:2l7l, 2a5
11HHl11, 3;ssl,
, 1874-10-02

SpetiHf D!trR!eh II 7hn Ehicr1n Tribune.
1ELort Wis.,, Oct. 1.-Thu Missionary Collyention
Of WISCONSIN Belol held thrco Interesting sessions
to-tlay. Over 100 delegates nre now prcsrnt. THIS
morning tho annual ropor. Of tu Slate Missionary
board showed tho work Of tue Stste Board to he III
prosperous condition. spveu ncw CHURCHES have been
established during tho ycnr; 500 Aayo been bapizcl
into tie churchcs; neirly $4,000 Inns ueen co
tsibntoa 70 tonestis ,n.sons; sixteen ,nsssio's-
sion, favorable report Of tic Con,,ni.tva
Of lilo Home Missionary Society wis rod BY tho ltev
i. d. Underwood. Tls cvtutng Sllntay-sc lool il-
ot Beaver Dim, delivered worry ptnctltal address oa
the duty Of eleyating ths atnnlar Of Understanding
y ts establishment of Sunday y-sehoo nst,tuteb, and
by close application If slcrgynrn to s.ln.i.y-shool
work. Another very a1o address waa delivered by
the 1cy j. Il. Griffith IF Milwaukee, on tho relation
Of thu Publication Society to lOne missions.
, 1874-10-02

SrerIaf Uif14'tA 10 THt CA1taao 7FibuNs.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Oct. 1.-Another horrible murder
vas discovered III this comfy 1aht night Tho victim
respectable Gornnr farmer, named Henry slar1nnd,
vaaalout 10 years Of age, and lived nlono hts farm
near Altoona. Tho lenl body wa1 discovered by q
neghbor lying tho Kitchen floor, pierced with three
risol-ehot wounds, auy oua serious enough To haye
caused hs death. Tho ehoriG, Coroner, md Marshal
Immediately lcfth place rocoipt Of elcgrnm, and
MI uqucat commenced hut was postponed I'LL next
Tuesday for further particulars. It Haa known hnt tho
murdered man ha.l III a possession q aim Of money
bit an Ills rurhe toun1 containing $780, 1t il
supposed tho murderer fuilcd In his purpose Of rob-
berry. Great excitement prevails at tho murder of q
aHic peaceabte eltizen. who lnd the goodwill Of The
entire ueghbnthuud. TI!roe mtrdora within one
wick in this lErt If Tho bato seun,n to call for
vigilance organization ri good citizens
, 1874-10-02

HDftrreunffa Nornc

ConHrcunttnainl Council.
NEW HAvEN, Oct lat this mornings session Of
the Congregational Council raror On "Tc11owsh,p
Of Churches wax road by tho 1oy Dr.. Dwinne1 ut Ca-
forna7 and ten minute roports from bcnevo1ont ao-
ciettca moro read.
Deacon Err Farnsworti. thu Hon. @. G. Hnmmonls
th" Hon. Nelson Dingoy, tho lion. G. i. Haas anl tho
lion. ohaa. Dcinond wore appointed Committee On
Ntnncs.
III tito Afternoon Heasion a rerort was made by
committee con corning "conAo!ilatiou Of benevolent
societias," reco 1nmending tho passage Of
resolutions directing that contributions hcro!o-
fore mndo through tho American md For
eign Chrihtlsn Union for rapal 1snds 10
Foreign Miasioua: thai tho American Missionary As
ISOLATION be commended for its work among tho non.
Caucasian races In this country; that tho ,york Of
te American Board among the Indians ho transferred
to tho american missionary AHsQctatint aud tho for.
ciE missions OF tha Inter transferred to tue former
a inHalonary sun,taysclool work enterprises he in
rnrparatod will thu American Homo missionary So
clety that Congregational churches bo aiysol to
transfer to denonntionnl boArtH representing kin
aociees tlas tho several rusgszincs 10 united in
monthly These woro mado tho special order for to-
morrow.
Representatives Of tbe aethotst Episcopal and no-
greeting took pare.
paper by tne Kcv. nr coc, of New York, on tho
Comfy Dntweon Churches Oh the Hume Field" waB
read and referred.
The sceresarJt report waa maao and accc,,tcd.
a paper hy fhe 1cr. Or. Carkc. on "0nr Foreign
alssinnary Societies, y was rrad and referred.
II tho evening tho nny. Dr. zachn.y EDDY Of De-
tro!t, se"sl pnFer on TAs oeraaion ter llo,e nf
Aftcrwar1, thu n.esttnG wnB consuctel d prayer
neetinC, tnUny delegates tn!sing part,
, 1874-10-02

she was helped into tho vsttiug-roou. and 4
Gentleman present procured glnas Of brandy,
Witch being gtvon to lilo lady sllo nppenrotl to
f1oeoyer recover aotne. lady atanding noaar at thin
onetFq ~ ,;ag Esg9 scream and pointing to tho
nGsa ~ .! Miss hon,icS. tantca On examination,
tue eh1gnon Of tho lady. How il oanlo there vas
nystoty. and only explained ty tho theory that
It. nsa got ipto the car mud took rofugo nnor tho
ennh,onn entt 81 tho scat ihe hoadoa utatoi ahe
only sivs von hor fooingn ri IN G acra.,u Hs eu md
until 1t Naa taken OF did not lnraolf know wIas
tho matter was: Tho snake wan Killed. and ti,o
affair produced no litto excitement Tor tic tina
, 1874-10-02

Cen. N7f1cs' Texas sExpeHtttUn-Diap0-
sition OK Troops to 1ntcrcept War

fSn.,- ftr.3 a;xuott4sur-- ns.ro.
.e ~ ~" +,,. ,.'. ~
sItaon o1 VFoops 10 AAteFce2t WIZ
Hart1Gs.
:ip<cirf Correspondence If The chirayo 7r1buns,
II, CA.,p A., SEcns., nArr,11os WITH h11rn1
WAs,1IrA l,,yrn Yns Se,t "a iY1t
.ro INV. t,o,l -o,.,r ~ lot,.n I'm. ia Ia,,v =,
, ~ ua'o so9a t. ~ .. '' ~ .s"vs4o ~
tha htowaa and Conahcnca' win "ao'n alal. Lyman
recently had SO sofcre m engagement, woln nonc
othrr than Satana upd Louo Wolf This tB not sur
ia .:1o,,.t.. ~ ,,, ,,oo ,,o,t, , so,urca uo ~,
lar o,1 r.,noso ~ a,,,,n 1os, ye,r m trrr,a t,o,
Inv. n,vor hoon cor,n,,o,, with he IN, u,xousa
sot,n, u0a dcara;cd Trn, h;a hiryuin for ~ f,snr
~ ,n.ro .r ~ tno ,v,,,tos ,,,,, ,o.a r,vcr In In,
rnco,o ,o,,to1 ,,1 !, i. ,,i,,ro, +i,o+ II, non,d
uoeol'' ~ a'.u a. 10 "'r .s .,c ~ ""I4
Tcox 70 regain A1a 1oht rrcs'ge' Loho VOL III p1a
1hnaah' . , T., A.,
. Ihe CMcsenhea arc retorea cnsalnPeo II he
"pfakes" " bolsltr!ns y Oh tao S';aeu f!ails;
Ty We strdcS nfoSa ,; 'tas! M iean 'p tne 'asn
ita liver ~ y evident that ~ Aosaiie liIuians oro
eoAs Test 70 ~ 'hs SYN sasaMa tGat
J. my lo c11eeseu tuat hoy nte hoont 70 laco ti'sss
~ saoty cru reslnng tiie oh:nsise Ne 30 not ex est
that they WY a1 laee tho eo!Ms hIt thAt ssy VIZ
oreaR ~ Into ANAL Waf-nafs1es, Mf'u eaoAger 20
sr,;o the c'poseu sc!11enas III Aalsas nnu Co,ofauo
" tho 9a!sys o ne ,sAhnHa H!u Aepnb'iean !tsets;
a. sAcy silSseeta III Ut l h lne wloo areatlef VIII
huef tsfflhy III ioss u l!o na h'osA' ~ rrefGnt
tnem leo1n cnisSinl ont LUIS plan, usa. apes s
!.as Ha9e 'nn ,,. tuho"i'.R ul'puS'ton " la ~
.1ooIs; AlaJ. nsut.os p"ltalon Q! cAta'fv, Mila
t%o utt1hR guns, 1h uetc. hlaj. CaHl1tonh betlanh
, 1874-10-02

A lcttor from Gencsca to tho Syraouso Stand
ard, under date OF sept, 2i, rolates tho follow
ing; " foBtoadng, OH the train Oh tho Kro Hail
way which runa from Rochester to Dnnayills,
aud ronrlleH hero at 10 4. Ill.,, n 1noHt singular
circumstance occurred. When tho traiu uaH
ahout j nliea from tl,ls village, thu passengers
in ono Of tho coaches were alarmed by tho si,,-
Enlar aotnnH Of Il latly Who gayo her nan,s III
Mary =. lhoadcs, Of Adrian, hlch., aud ro1a-
she waa loa1,,ng oyor II Aoat, nttoriI'tt; tic
most piercing urles. 4 gentleman rIlsl,ed
to her md nstcd tho trouble. She
made no anawor, but continued to scream
tho louder. Wlon Tho traiu reashod tlis village
, 1874-10-02

Tho game announced to have taken place yesterday
between tho Peninsula Club, Of Detroit. and IN eascn
picked frosn sho Chicago aud St. Louis Cricket Cluha
was not intended meahEe Of strength, te.t Of
tho crrkeln3 ability Of tho players Of the different
citica.
match was in proccsu Of arrangement between tho
Chicngo and Dctroit Cbs, bu: by accident the
correspondence faed, aud for luck Of proper uosice
the CAicugo cloyc could not 10 gathered together ho
fore to-day, which was not auiahls to tho Detroit
uen ohsago and putrolt capuos. therefore. ncasuro
their ssycsga ~ tho cscket-nc11 t.ls asnaan. The
tie st. Lou1a a.s. Chicago ClllbA, tho chcaHo Clnb
will only rlay Its ,nci1lhars agaiuAt other cubH
taken Gu thu gruunds to glYo uay'a sport 10 tho
YisilOrq.
, 1874-10-02
,A'}le A,sktitl11;l Friends.

Speciui Disna.eh ia 1he chiengo Tff!uns.
RICHMOND, Inlt., Oct 1.--Tcn or twelye hundred
males ald females attending the Indiana yearly
meeting here. To-day tho uanal morning devotional
meetings wcro Interesting. committee wns appoint
ell to consider what action proper by the socta.y
in ylcw Of tho fact that tho Philadelphia yearly meet
Ing would not accept cer their ylBitpg.s1clegates
even read tho epIstos ot This mconng. -Four quarter
ly meetings in thu Northern portion Of the stuo prt
ttoncd for division Of thia Society. poripn I'M
der tho natno Of tue Northern InllaA Yearly Mcetts
to meet nt Marion, Grant County, Referred to COM
nittcp, who will report ne1s year, nfttr visiting tho
rotittoning boieB.
The Home Mission soetc held sesatong this after
noon.
, 1874-10-02

A sporlfug cyout Of extrau, uary novelty aull In
tcrcss in among tho probabilities, tho anncxol
reepondcuce will thew. Mr.. j. .. Johnrou, tile
zu,ntic aryc1 wl,ose capacity 10 stay undor water a
nightly tested ut ycrs 0pcEa-1onsc. III callsngcd bY
Atr. james Raymond. an cniploys IN the Chicago
Tost-Olllcc, to Gwimmng-match course Of
miles. hlr. Johnson promptly nccopts the rropcsi-
on, only asking that Tho preliminarles 10 arra n,ed
without delay, that to match may not conflict with
tis prol! sslntal cagavle1''s: a9 y now the cham
defeated Trau:z III Lang II. aneh III natc of miles,
and unexpectedly s Iii ChicaEo Candidate for Tho
tea will occur to-iay, when o terms f tl.o contest
will probably 10 ugreud upon. Judging fran Mr.
n, VIII o y,saG IN e % mH" ~" ursr as a
Cl,cAso. Sem. 20, 1874.
J. h .loAa*ou. Champion saina"tr " E"y!aa3 md
DEAR SIN: Having read with interest tho vn,ioms
heconHtH Of your recent contta: at Long Branch, and
slho III Enropct nd lnlieylng at your tleeat would
be gren Victory for tho enro Norl,7ctt, have Dr.
Ut miles ior p',iss of s1Uu, taii match 10 rasrra
dass from tlac os artisss Of asrecucnt Your u.ry
JANIS RAYs.oSi, Chicago post-of.ce
ntraus' orrnA-uousE, chicago. Oct. l, 1914.
psAM h: s yo',r s,tze ill., ats Il Sept. no. eboyug
n cha'lenEs for awi'nnns match q : miles Tor i
purse Of s;o9, reached mo sa-.'ny hereby aeeopt
match for static Of not 1oss Than <i0l
. ,atde guy prafesstonat, engagsmcuts beng
toa contest Of this kind for smaller ui,}; ytnce,
miles; tic 1aatcl to take place IN chseagu Ut tho
srest o Ut t. y9pfss m OF y y g
g;nge prslinlnarea the better for me- o. nv stay IL
should o arranged with al rosslbla dispatch. would
suggest TINT wn .cet At o'oac Friday afternoon to
s% srtss aud p'a fGr IN s sa' n
Sp'''s oiIspion ap Swimmer Of Esand ] aud america.
, 1874-10-02
Compromise Of the Opposing
Parties Ratified by the
Republicans.
Senator Carpenter Explains Ills Con-
nection with Kellogg.
He Acted Simply as q Paid
Attorney.
His Services Completed Before the
Debate in Congress.
At NEW ORLEANS.

AT NEW ORLEANS.
EEw onzHAsa, La., Oct. 1.-Thp Republican Con.
sentIon Ia Ortoats Parish will DO hold Oct. IL.
Tho Republican State Central EXECUTIVE Committee
hat evening ratified tho conference agreement, with
An amendment that in tic caBo Of vacancy, from
death or any other CAUSE, Of Republican member Of
tie Returning Board tho plctgo should 10 czactcd
that Republican 10 selected by tho Republican Com.
utce 10 I'll such vacanoy-tlo hamo rule 10 apply to
tho ConBcrvatiyca.
Tho Conservative Committee will meet 0ct. s, to
tako action OIL tho agrcemcut Of thu Conference Com
1ntco
I'll rnlerstood that Deputy United statoa Mar
aha will leave hcro Tomorrow with wrts for tho
rest Of over hundred citizens Of Grant parlth who
wero indicted by tho United States Grand jury,
chnIKc1 with participating III tho ColfaK atlatr.
, 1874-10-02

I1s731AI UEtIL11INs
I.osnoN, Oct. l.-The Tines this morning. in II
leading article, contraiiets the statement recently
cnrront TINT tho oucon has paid tho debts Of tho
Prince If Saics At tho present timc says tho wrcr
tho cbts Of the Prince amount to little moro than
oncthr1 his annual Income, md 1nculo scarcely any
bills 1nc longer than year, Tho Princes balances
At his banker to-dny will than eanace to meet
ercry claim. It IL trno that tho Prince Ia Unable to
i've within hts Income, but tho e1ccss Ia provided
from fund which in hia private property. This fn
which accumulated during tho rrinccs minority from
Of tho DHrhy Of Cornwall, Is atl sufficient
to meet tho yearly deficit In his e1peleen though tho
time may come wcu this rcAourco will 10 exhausted,
TAe rcrorta Of tho death nf tho Dnkc Of Ielslstct
premature. Tho Duke Is atil nitrc, but death "a
momcntcrlly expected.
A1r. john Mitchell has asietl for America.
, 1874-10-02

Special Nttpateh IN The Ch.ea7o tribune.
KALAMAZOO, M!ch,, Oct. 1.-Thore wns yery largo
attendance To-day Rt tho Knnthznu County FalE this
being tae third ay Of Tho exhibition. In the tunttr Of
attendanca o fair y tho ioat sncceasful one eyor
held The great attraction to.ttay waa tho bAby s!ow,
Mss wt,cclor tho harry noiher whose baby took
tho frat Premium Of $50 atd aIploma. hirs ]. ".
nlnrcr took nccond prnmium, Mrs Edwin Anderson
third aud Mrs. George W. Stafford fourth. Tho hitler
Msa colored chtld Gov. 1naley Cha!rnan Of tho
Ffewin8 Committee, aud VIA present. but could not
muster courage TO ontlure lilo ordeal and risk hin
popularity b. acting in 40 delicate capacity. Tho
show Of Infants Is yotel very croa,tabe one.
, 1874-10-02

KoN1osnEnu, Oct. 1-Follrtccn persons, consicted
Of taking part In tho riots at AIedonan Northeastern
Prussia last June, have bcon sentenced to terms OF
Imprisonment varying FROM six months to tirco
ycars.
IoNnoH Oct. 9-5 a. rn.-A special telegram from
Berlin says ha Emperor Wil1tan has written to thu
King Of fta saying TINT o will he unablo to visit
Rome in tic autumn, as he Intended.
, 1874-10-02

especially warning then1 ngninat nonopoltea. To-
morrow IA tho last lAy an there viii be aercrnl rnccs
rsa of scan lrc-onaints aud an address by George
D Smith nt Madison. Thoro ara tro things that tto
6uc!dty might improve uuon.-one allowing ltlnora
nold upon their grounds; tho oher tho iiconstg al
sl0 hoad all kinds Of cu-tlroat games. auch nj
threo.cnrd monte, ihmblc-rtag!nR, eto. Your cor
respondent saw over 100 drunken mon rpon tho
grounds this afternoon and there has bccn any MINI
Inr oi ,ho ll9h.nnHercd gentry present all ho time
rlous bu's''cas Tlo Bootety oI1einh attg declined
to try hia baud.
, 1874-10-02
FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct. l.-Tho perrnauent Committee of tho
Assembly had sitting Mt Versailles to-dny. The Duke
du IL 1lochetoucatild Of tho Exromo Right attackut
The Government for Withdrawing tho steamer Ora
nontc toward Sfmin mud Iaiy hostile 10 tho !nturcsty
ol Erauso.
, 1874-10-02
INSPECTION TOl}T2.

Srtetaa DlT'aeh tn Tha c1icuao nihuns.
TORONTO, ont., Oct 1.-1cnkns, ". r.. Ageut-Ccn
erat o Canada IN 6rcat Britain, and Johntan, o. ol-
been inspecting nhort dozen now touAra
ssrucsing intending c,ntgrautB.
, 1874-10-02

waa tho eato Of Tho rcor!o Of tho State Of Illinois
waB application Tor writ Of ,nan1a,nuh to compel
thc Railroad Company 10 te1 their ian'a n aceordancc
ftae Tho application, and intimate that court Of chau.
cory ia tho proper cauuc .hrntgh which 10 find secr,
II llo Company hha In my wlso failed to comply will
tho rfoFiaiQpH Of their ckIArtct.
, 1874-10-02

NORFOLK, Va, Oct 1.-Uron information received
from Richmond, w., Maj. WhtcEeal iesuel orders
for the arrest Of GenH. William 3rahono and Bradley
r. Jolnson on tho Charge Of intending 10 engage In
tlno1. Gut. Mallono waH nrrehtod Ut hls iiotp md
bound over III SlU 1 honda to keep tho peace for one
year, Geu. johnson WINS not found,
, 1874-10-02
UEINA.

Nrw Yonx, Oct. Ia dispatch to tho Pacific 1rn1
Steamship Company. from Hong Kong, ChIns, stases
that III tho yrhoon Of Tho 2la Of September tho sca-
ahip Alaska blown nahorc, aud Is tho rocks.
Up to the present sho haa mato wator, and hopes
aro entertained TINT she may be got OF. The vessel ia
yalttcd ut $a0o, 900, and unlusnrol.
4 ihtor dispatch iron Hong KonB 1.ascs that tin
Aln.ha blown ashore at Aberdeen. ncnr Houg
KING, wIo undergoing repairs, md would 10 got oil
at this noxt lfgh tile.
, 1874-10-02
RAILROAD MEETtHG,

NEW YonK, Oct. Ia ,ncetng Of tho rcpresouta-
tiytI Of tic eaing througA.railr0ad Aoa vas hold
ioro to4Iuy Gun. j. D. Cox, Ut Cincinnati presiding,
rho only 6.IsinesA Of importance ranaacttd was tie
ssgning y the tcgatca of he sasatoga agreement IN
ocGasioncd Ey tie resignation Of Mr. Gill! Of Lou!s-
yilla, WIZ not 1llcd.
, 1874-10-02

LoxpoS, Oct. 1.--Adyites from tho north OF gpatn
sy that there signs Of Tho breaking up OF tho Car
list army. Several inBurgon leaders have surrendered
and 1t IL reported that othura were shot by or~s Of
Don Carlos for demanding cessation Of hostilitics.
, 1874-10-02
THE WEATHER..

WARRINGTON, .. c., Oct, 1.-For tho Uppor Likes
pnl lin Northwest rising barometer northwest wints
conl and geuor.ly scur we1t!er CAusionary signals
contnue at Cleveland, Eric Rochester, Dutulo, 0swe
so, and Port Huron.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
f.;I1ClHo. f1tf. T. 1R7l
, 1874-10-02

Sreeiet DIp.Itch Ia Tia GAiraao Trf5uns.
WEIIINnrox, O.. OCT. 1,-Ono of tho ar8cst cheese
factories 4u cuntcnts IN tho vicinity Of Wellington
burned last night. 1oss, $500.
, 1874-10-02

GALENA, Ill. Oct, 1.-The sessipns OF tho rscslycry
Of Freeport will 10 opened At Harvard, ATcucnry
County, ILL.,. on Tho 18th. by sermon by tho Noy.
Ja,nts Cruikshauk. Of Rockford. a conference will
la hell on Wednesday oyeng the text III tho Epia
Tia to Jude, Nerao D. to De led by Drs Curtis, lcilns
aud Smith Iml,ortant business viii bs Intended to.
, 1874-10-02

E5,snuno, I pa., oet l.-pros. Donaldson, sceo,-
nscention list evening from tha Hrrodrons grounls,
Union Park, A!eghcncy City. Tho party ianlod safely
t4is city. w A&11N' 1A'''-
, 1874-10-02

Cn1sF1ELD, Md, Oct. LA fro hero this morning
burned seven large oyucr-houEcn aud two dwellings.
Ths loss il 44S,c0o; tho insurance, $4,000
, 1874-10-02

NEw HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. l.-:rho Tlrat Baptist
Church III this city burned thta morning. Ths
loss is $50, ,Go1: Insured for about $751; 600.
, 1874-10-02

fl1o JASr1no, Oct. 1.-An snEsrrectou Ina broken
ont at B1lsloa Ayres, In consequence of the alleged
fraudulent conduct Of tho late Presidential election.
Geu. llitri Is ut tho head Of the insurgents.
, 1874-10-02
SPORTING NEWS.
The Bostons Get Moro Than Even
with the htlantics.
The Hartfords Defeat the Bal
timores---9 to 4.


BASE BALL.
NANrFonDs Vs. nALTlatoHE8-14 TO 4.
.saeetal Dfsnntca 10 Tht chfea3a Tribune.
Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. 1.-Tho tables were tnrncl
On tho 13alnores this oftcEnoon they loalns by IA to
1. Tho Hartfortls battcd exceptionally good, and
their general play VIM commcndablc. Tim Iallimorcs
'mtto high aud woro folded o't. The attendance
Rinal.
THE BCnnE.
{unfngs- i I Q
TIaItforta .........,.....5 o q . i 0 2-14
UatJmores ,...,,..,,...O > o o 0 o 0 0-4
Earned rus's-1Iarforas. o ; Dalti1nore., 2.
I;stses ot c1rora-tIHrtTorls, y Dalfmorua, /.
UMrirt-lIAll, 0f the Ilostou 0luh.
uosroHs Va, ATtANr1ds.
DoaToN, ATasa., Oct 1.-Tho following IL tho acoro
Of tho game played between tho Dostons and Atan!ics
to-day:
, 1874-10-02

MonTRrAL, Oct. 1.-The cclpbratcd Judgment of
Judge l!snthar that priest could not 10 held Tcapon
aibls beurn The civil cuura for whist a yud from tha
pulpit, las bcen reversed III The Court Of leYiuw.
, 1874-10-02

Fsrsf bass on trtors-Dnstnn. II tn1oa: Atfantlo0.
1htaf kuss hits-Eoston, ~; Atlantic, I.
L:,f ~ h!tet--!Ioston. A; Atlantic, 4.
Jtt,aed kssits--Nhitc nuIio Ka,dMc 3; Ferguson 4.
Wild pftehtr~-;ps'nR, i; N?nd, uonn,
Time NJ Hams- Two hours mud tlunrtnr.
Umpire-Mr Hwcasy.
Harry Wright has received, and Of couran Will de-
clinc nn offer to manage tho new st. Lous Club next
Season,
, 1874-10-02

At CircTcyiflE> o.

Eperiat Uisnatch u J1e Cktca4o Tribune.
CrHcLEyILLE, O., Oct. 1.-Fonr largo, nnhatnntfa1
sheds and frame houaes containing tod 600 to $lao9o
Worth Of broon-corn, wors destroyed by fro this
afternoon. Tntal loss, $4,000 to S2D,050. Two
dwellings, of Noah Gaines Wcre a1so burned. Lusa
covered By Insurance lit the Gernon!a, OF Cincinnati
Nelson Wol}lcy. hscsnan, WAS soyoroy injured by
falpu chimney.
, 1874-10-02

Guecitf Nfsnuith 10 Tia CHlca90 7f16Une.
Mr.. YEuNoN, III. Oct. l.--Among other opinions Of
.ba supreme Court Alel with ahs Clork hers to-dny
, 1874-10-02
CARPENTER AND KELLOGG.
Mt1NAuKEE Sept. co, 1874.
70 ne Editor If khs Chtea9w Tribune:
Your paper Of Sept. % contained the following:


Your paper ct Sept. % contained the fouowing:
NORTHERN sYMpArH1zEns
wAsu,sa1os, 5est Dit n g., ssnt ssnnsosion of
] j Tao sa ss'TR Ts
i,klnF /. ffcols discussed hero. botiI
eans:f EEssE saaS
Fooss. sf IL sS T. s s ~
t 4 ssa ~ ss9. aSr
@ s s'''f 5ss I'LL
liz ssy IL s!ssass ss f.; # y ss ESa,sas
nase s ,a M 81. ass s
S{ so
s5 sss
Thurman md othors t6o R1oand that il Maaid 30
sss S oo
aSio Sst caFonter yoed f4yos thsTeby CARVING
ss Es:fss
JAW irem Kellcsx. xhI!o ho W. ismsnalus s5,oda
IT. Il I. 6 h0 VA paid an addition:
was previously nwars shs. much falsohooa could
bo crowded Into short paragraph. but this aurpnsses
ali havo in that respect. Let point out
few Of It's Misrepresentation. Your correspondent
Gays:
q 10 demanded 90 oso tor deliyerin. sn argument o
This Is untrue. ncyc, made my such demand.
- @ Throe thousand dosF. woro paid him prior to au
ThiH Is untrue.
On a.{ msnt,oned Ja1 10 ts the -, Lont.sn. T.
dofondad Jadyo Duroll aud commended bis conrzo:
This Ia untrue, ns you might have seen by cxamin-
Ing tho Congressional Globe boforo publishing this
falschood. Tint debate WAS On tho Introduction Of
AIorton's resolution directing inquiry, and before
the facts Of the case wcSo known: and the debate
, 1874-10-02

S111{d IinTfN 0f liIHH1aZHt16!t-UE6t0
a! o9 tho Surplus Credit.
sPntN0FlE,.p, ILL.,, Oct 1.-Tho sate Board ot
Equalization expert now to no ready to adjourn nc1.
Tuesday, In dlsrofing es the susplns created In the
process Of eq,a1ization Coo1 County will receive tbe
bc1ct OF per ret reduction all rouud on pcrpona1
prne~ty, t0.yn 1o!E, mil linus, which 1elvea her
ttn'inrh ut II? PER- cent lands, Ill Eer cent on
town lots, md 81 pcr cent Oh pataon1i prQucclx.
, 1874-10-02

Long, WHO Was Si,oL by Congressman
t,zrss. 3<ccovera, utiA llnrrses Sl0ss'
bfuu: :ittcr-.Slusss Vl1e Attempts 10
Aia3ut N..IarE.
, 1874-10-02
FAIRS.


1xp1ASAro3as, Ind, Oct. l.-Tle atts.aance upon
tho State Fatr immense, by far the largest ever
econ at any previous fnir in InJiuna. Tic sale Ut
tickets shows tlat 10000 People we're present.
The Exposition will be continued until Thurstlay next.