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tue stato, with no superior perhaps, nn Judge
On lhw.posnis. 1lo Ia fcarless as man vol c9.
1e aua tho attorney WHO tB tho antfpodo OF
MGUeney tn politics will accord him tho rtaiso Of
1ofhR ono OF tho most honorable practitioner at
re ae.cI nar and beyond purchase or tho reach Of
Wilson onco on tho county ticket, and no iii
tho Judge several hundred votos behind, Ii
lookb aB though thera might DO q shift Of tha
orn,ino ~ tliiH diatrict,. and, should 1t fall on
Edward h1cConoy, he will hnye to win It from y
vory cxco)iant Judge Tho Hon. D. 3. WilHo1r
llonorcd by o1eotion in tho Ninth Diatriot,
Tho Town 4 Pacific BonuH hayo boon placod
III London. President Graves Ina justified tho
tho highest expectations Of lila follow -townH-
mon, and, uero he candidate for oiIlco, would
make it look 1oan for tho other aida
at tho ballotboH. Tho Iowa T.
R.s E. IRON hafHpd n roae Il e te ;ssEGa 4sas f19 st.
week, and tho work Of laying 1t begin at onco-
i strong effort will be made to complete lie lina
botuoon Dubuque and Waverly this yuar.
Wo hAye anothor worry important entorprtsq
actively under WY. This is
4 porToon wAd0H-Dn1ndE.
familiar In Tic ward cauous and Counci.1
must DO eivon tho honor Of getting this project
wo1l before the poop1o. Tho pontoon Is pot
solloma In Dubuque, inoubatad aiuca the rail.
road wagon-bridge enterprise naa abandoned,
but 1t has made wonderful progEcea for 20 young
. child. Tho pontoon at Prairie du Chien fnrl-
tHhed data for tho project here, and no1t sunar
NOR no expect to drive ctr toams over tho Mta.
eisslppi dty-aAod, Illinois and Wisconbin want
t!1e year, and Dubuque wants they should. The
citizens mean tint tho river at this point shall
TeHatn but Bi1 months longer, hko Webstera
Dictionary, unabridged. VEsTER.
, 1874-09-04

Randall. Bullion Is onr only City, and
shire-town Of tho county. It IL repro
Aonted by, acvontoon spruce log.oabina
and four wnll-tontB. II has two htoros two sa.
looms, cobblor's anil n btackamttll'a ahop, aud
tho county Offices. Thoro aro
THREE WOMEN IN THE uouNTY3-
two OF whom smile o., tho denizonB Of Bullion.
:. An election Qho frat one) will be l,o1d In La
Plata County, Oct. 10. Doa(dos olcoting full
corpB OF county olficors tho people will voto on
Il permanent location for tho county-Hoat. Co.
mont, Bullion. Eureka, and 1Iouglton, cacli aB-
riros to this honor. Wo at tho FORKS arc ,nant-
nous for HouRhtou.
this croyice IN the earth yot. Wagons l,hvo
boon haalod, aud pred, aud snubboi through
from Dol Nortc,; but the routo was only flt for
Eack-anima1H. A road ta bcing constructed from
sSnguaoho; On t!,e Western odgc Of Ban Luis
Park, YIN tho Coohotopa pasg, which la promised
to bo finished to tho Forks Of, tho Antmas by
Sept. 10. Tho ro,to has beam vlowod and located,
and 1t Ia Hntl tho road will bo first-olaHs ono
for monntatn-road,- "a road thathu good toam
can oasily haul 4 ton oyor.
nAREn'g rAnK
aboundH In fino Bccncry, mud, aside from tH min
otal attractions, preHonts raro Inducements To
tourists It's IMMORAL 1odoB aro vol worth d trim
hithor just to look ut. Cinnamon baar md
1fooky-h1onntRin sheep arc no rarity. Tino
trout abound in tue ntroans running into tho
Ilio Grando but, on this sitfo tho rnngc, eipgu-
lar az 1t may eoor1, the tlnny tribo aro not.
Assuring you Tint tho San Juan minos will be
heard from frequently hcrcafter, I am truly
yours, GnAY CoprEn.
, 1874-09-04
LoCosnotlvc Cuprlccs.

It iB perfectly we'll known to experienced Oh
gineors tint IL dozen difforont locomotive
engines were made at tho san,o time. Of the
same power, for tho samo purpose, Of like
mnterialH, In tho satNo factory, each OF thoso
locomotive engines would conlo out with its own
peculiar whima ard ways. only. aacersaInablo by
experience Ono cngino will tako great meal
OF coal and water at onco !; another wilt not hear
to such thing, but insists on being coaxod by
spadofuls and buc1sotruls. Ono is dlspoaod to
start OF when required at tho top Of his spool /;
another must hayo little timo to warm at his
work aud to get woll into 1t. Those peouarlties
are 10 accurately mastered by skfllful drivers
that only particular men eau persuade engines to
do their best. It would Hoom ~ II some Of thcso
''oxceilont monsters " dcua1od, on being brought
from the stable, "1f us Smith who ia to dsiyo,
won't 60; # icy my friend sta3aes' am agrao,
iow-spirtod in damp and foggy weather. TAoy
have great aatipfaction in thoir work whom tho
air IL crisp and frosty, At such time they arc
to haza aud miBta. TAoHe aro points OF ollarac-
ter on which they are united. Il il l. :leir
peculiarities and Varieties OF character that they
ure tho most remarkable.
, 1874-09-04

NATIONAL AMATEUR ItEGATrA,

RATIONAL AMATEUR IEGATTA.
Tnoy, N. T., sopt. SIN the National Am
ateur Regatta today tho frat leat ct tie lo,,r-
cared race wab Won by tho Argouauts, Of Dorgcn
Point, N. j., beating tho Gramercys. Of Now
York, al,d Wah Wah Sums, Of Saginaw. Tjmo.
o:3G15. Dead heat for tho neeoud place. Tho
second boat waa won lY tho Heaveywcks, Of
Albany. beutug tho Atlanlics. Of Now York, III
6:58,4.
Tho water WaB Homowhat rough
The first singla-oArod raco was between Roach,
OF tho aramercys, and Meyers ::of tho Cedar
Bluffs, Of Saratoga. Roach won oasi!y In l0:19s5 ;
Mayors, 1G:H1.
rroIa.a:io.,u were n,alo for tho second heat
uf HHigIo. but u sqnal camo UP and tho other
raccn Hefu poutponod Until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, Whon tho ucCona heat OF snglea and
paiy-oaycd races will 10 rowod.
Il. tho afternoon tho !|unl l,oats OF the singles
also u tho follr-oarod md donblo-sonll race will
be rUwcu,
COMING REGATTA At WATKINH, n. Y.
ELnftNA, N, X, Sept, 3.-FOr tho Watkins and
9oncca ]4ako Association hnEattn, ut Watkins,
bognuins OIL Wednesday na1t, throo aix-oarod
phclls uto entered from Cornell University, two
frCm s'yracuBo, oua from Dingla'nton, aud ono
from saginaw. Mich. tour-oarea Ehola from Al.
bany. Unlon Springs. oll'olty. senooa Falls, and
OgwcEo; . donbls.anol1 osea, from Chicago,
Portland. Mo. and Union Bprings, N. Y. two
alngie-acull slioa from Chicago mud Saratoga,
ua t',roo Irolu unon Hprlngb Courtney. s!ata
champion, Milt pull aXainst Curtin, Ut Chicago,
, 1874-09-04

John Keenan look Edmund &. Stiles horse
and buggy fran In front OF the lattor's real os-
tato Office, No. 90 Madison atroet, yesterday
afternoon, and vas caught while enjoying rido
with friend, and locked up In tue Ar1nory.
Last night, at 0 o'clock, Officer Crook dis
covered y young woman lying at tho intoraectun
Of Mlchigan avenue and the Chicago, Burlington
Quincy Re!lroad crossing nutfering from q
eataleptio at. IIe had her removed to tic
County Hospital, whore bho was revived.
a gold watch, taken from thief, III at the
Arnaory, subject to the call OF tho ownor.
Henry Morris and another 1nnn worc caught
yesterday whilo trying to rob Room No. SO Ken
lucky Block. corner Of Adams and Clark streets.
Tho prisoners arc both workiugmen, md state
that thoy wore driven to tho act from absolute
want Ihoy wore conagnel to cell IN tho
Armory.
TIE CONDITION OF cowunY
0flioor CowGrY, who waB stabbed 30 danger
Dunno street, night before last, showed
agna, Of improvement last midnight,
and slight hopes aro entertained Of hB recovery.
He lives At No. 56 Price place, and has wife and
two children. Hc is m excellent officer, aud
has tho sympathy OF oil who know him. Mcbride
ID still locked up at tho Madison Street Station.
POISONED HIMSELF.
A young man namod 2. L. Ward committed
suicide last evening at No. 1T Monroe atreot,
BY taking morphine. Ha was drug aud
Hotel. Ho had boon drinking to oxcesa for
somo time past. and waB in poor circumstances.
1Ie called ut the placo abovo mentioned on
Wednesday. and hired room for the day, aud
after a short absence returned agaiu last eyon-
ing. lie was last soon alive at o'clock, and was
found dead in bcdat s. Morphine powders wero
found In tho room. Deceased was o married
man. md his wife is employed at tho Holly Troo
Coffee Inn, adjoining tho place whore ho COM
mitted suicide. uo wns % years old. The body
was removed to tho MUrguo
noupED ON TIE PRAIRIE.
A bold highway y-robbery was committed IN the
northwestern section Of the city Inst night
Mt o'clock. hfr. j. Nlinohart, build
or, waa returning to his homo at
tho oornor Of Milwaukee avenue and Division
street, from Western ayol,ue, whore ho 10 build
ing several houses, and whom crossing the prairie
In his buggy saa stopped by four men, who In
qurod tho way to LaAe street. He was about ia
toll them, when two Of tho party caught the horse
by tho bride, and caused tho ani,nal to tip the
vehicle partially over. Mr.. Rhinoha1t was thrown
out, and rendered 1nsonsib!e by tho full. Hc
remained on tho ground for some time and
wlon he recovered his aenHos, his horse and
buggy wore gone and 5210 had boon taken from
his pockot. Owing to the darkness. Mr.. Rhine.
hart could not 900 any Of tho robbers and iH
therefore. unable to givo any description ol
tltenl.
, 1874-09-04

Tho Story OF n Young Man In Senrch
of q Missing Sister.

Tho Story OF n Young Man In Search
of a Missing Sister.
a strange story OF tho abduction OF a child
WAS told at the Central Station yesterday after
noon by young man named George Grover, who
had Just arrived from Now York City. Ho stated
to Chof-Detectvo Dixon tliat Ills Htstor Mary
NnloNT-EYEp LITTLE a1N1,
OF 10 summers, waa stolen away from her homo,
No. GO Cherry street, in tue great metropolla, In
to restore her to her parents, nothing could 10
heard Of hor until recently. Thrco uaonthH ago
a man who waa living at mir Grovora honAo
Soy sa,, =. photograph OF tho missing ch'la and
HAD SEEN HER m BELLE PLANE, IOWA.
Mrs. Grover, the mothor Of tho girl, wont to tho
place as soon nj possible, md learned from tho
peoplo in tho Sherman House there that tho girl
named Twogood. They remained in Bello platno
until 1870, when Twogood and his wifo prepared
to depart for California, coming TO- this city be-
foro leaving The girl was loft hero. and tho
young, friends. John Stewart and Elocta Couloy,
as Bolle Plalne. She remainod hero until
AFTER THE GREAT FINE
OF OCT. 9, 1879, and Was heard from agaln at
tho awful eonAagration; saying TINT ahe Ind
lost all her clothes aud nenr1y Lost hor life alo
had come to Elgln wrapped up in A1r. CoyeB
! coat 4; Mr.. CoyoH was tho mau whom Bho lived
with whom sho first oa1no to Chicago his wife
| and child wore doad sho was thon engaged at
work
IN THE WATCH FACTORY,
| but stated that she could not stand It long be.
| cn,lse the labor was too hard, and whs resolved
| to como back to tl1is city aud 1.-Two with A[r
! Coyes, whom Bho represented ~ an old gontlo
mAtt- =.
hlr. Grover has boon to E}gin, md couid fint
| no trace Of
| Ills LOST SISTER THERE.
| Should any ono hayo information concerning tht
young woman it will he received At tho Contra
Station by Detective Dixou.,
, 1874-09-04
Tba Mptuala Win Another Game
from the Hartforda--6 to 8.
The Charges Against Members
Of the. Philadelphia
Nine.
The Expulsion Of Radcliffe Recommend
ed by the Committee.
The Turf--.Aquatic.


BASE BALL.
THE WHITE STOCKINGS DEFEATED 1K THE PA1LA-
pELrNIAs.
srecfol Diepdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 3.-Tho sixth
rau1o of tho aeries between tho Philado1ph!a and
Chicago Clubs, this afternoon. In thiu city, re-
a,,tofi ia tho dofeat Of the White Stockings. Tho
victory for tho Philadelphia organization waa
yery oretlltable ono and tho game was ono OF
the best played, barring tho weak batting, which
tho oualiors haye engaged in on their own
grounds. Oumu,lngs' theoretical pitching was
performed In oxcellont style and proved ox-
coeding1y effective soyon mon bolng retired
by Hicks on fouls, Peters three tImc6
Striking out, and two others be-
nneo Of tue catchor. Hicks did not
seem to ptay To win, and several timeH ho ai-
loved t. esoa ne 70 %
tempt to cut thcrn OF. The Pearls corlod zot-
tlon's delivery III the first inning badly, Egglor
laaiing OF by > olean hit. Holdsworth followed
by . two-baser, and Crayor by throe-baaor.
Phiiadolphias made tlroe, aud earned all IN tho
h,''' IL tho sNA entiro @ gau,o. Fosce wss tho
oy hepd 3D. Wno Eno. sorea ns ,0 oa T Tho
tho bad play Of Hicks: hlr. young'a unpiring
was allow, and hls tardiness was we'll illustrated
in tho fifth inning, when Troaey made tbrao
strikes and Hicks droppod tho ball. Tho umpire
looked first at tho ntrfker, then OF tho catcher,
and very deliberately called out, "Ihrce strikcs."
OF course, tho hataman had no choice, and was
quickly rolirod. Cuthbort showed himsolf to Do
as much OF homo In tho fold aa ever, aud took
couple Of high ays In splendid style. Treaoy
behind il tho loast. Crayer, who Is fast building
up a reputation nj ono Of tho most skillful and
daring base -runnera, played nicely, and caused
much good hunor by his risks to run up tho
scoro. The following is
, 1874-09-04
Tho Princess Louise and Her AuHa
bnnfs

Loadoa cor7espotdeacs er Tho Neto Yors Ford. '
- Very often, whom take my walks abroad In
konalngton, I meet the Princess 1ouise, always
attended by hor husband, tho Marquis Of Lorno-
mot them yesterday. juat as thoy woro going
into Hhop on High stroot. The princesa wn8
horribly dressed. She woro an old gown that
was actunlly dirty, md q bonnet that had appar-
this hind OF thing. She haB $4,000 . year for
herBolft paid by hor grateful country but aho
certainly doeB not spend 1t On dross. Hor hug
band WAS eocontly dreased,. but he woro no
largo and red. The Princess mover was hand
sotne, but aho would look better Ii she paid o
little moro attention to her apparel.
, 1874-09-04

Louis OF bavaria and Eais Lnlko on
tho Aaousc-Top.
King Louis has, 1t Is said, entirely lost 10 these
Inst fow years tho alondornoaa Of figure and tho
He las become stout, and is now a large, finely
proportional. and handsome man. instead Of m
elegant poetic-looking boy. Ho Is said to bs In
treaty With tho Royal family Of Prussia Tor tho
grnndnieco to tuo Emperor Of Germany. He
haa not yos oukgrown LIS mania for odd aud
whimsical follies. though ho has not aqualed, Of
lato years, hin notion Of having ia&o construct
Meye, It Still exists. and whereon ho noaut, in
imitation Of LuhenErin to Baii in q boat drawn
by swaps. The architect, whom summoned to
receive hiB ordors for his watery sky-parlor, do
" But it mnnt bo DONE" quoth King Louis and
tho "snust"' Of Princes being still potential,
oven i'll this republican ago, tho like
was finally constructed. Then new difficulty
arose. Tho waters OF the lako were not q
pretty color. Tho King Wantod them to bo biuc,
after tho orthodox fashion Of poetic and roman
tic sIlccts Of water. So the water WAS d1awa on,
and tho sidcH aud bottom Of tho tank painted
blue, but still tho water refusea to ahow the
proper azure tint. Thon m infusion Of indigo
wan tried and tho lnko looked bino enough in Ill
c0uBoiouco, but the unhappy Bwan6 got dyed tho
samo tint by sailing upon lts bosom, aud pro-
seated splotcly aud streahy appearance, Which
and rcHiGneu hiulso}f to tho idoa Of q coiorless
lako. This odd construction waB at one time
| shown to atranEors, but trayoling Frenchmhn
| ouco wrote to ono Of tue Parisan papcrA high~
ly-ludicrous acconnt Of it, which iiarrativo COM
! Ing to the knowledge Of the King, 10 incensea
him that Lo forbade tho guardians of the place
ever to show his cherished la!se again to atran-
| gcrs. and 10 heart'oss md duusympathizIng pub
inspecting this maryel.- -Gorrespoudsace Of
| Philadelphia Press
, 1874-09-04

sr ns6 at ooGsff rs snamy naS Ct c0n who sa
able as having boen tho i'rst person WHO, being
noltlor Christian nor Jow, was admlttod i
IarriHter Of QUO Of the English linus Of Court,
IIo waa callod to tue bar In January, 1853, ut
Iincoln's Inn. IIo haa dono nl.tel toward
making tue literature OF India known to lie
westorl. world. having publishod several works
relating to Indian and DaddAlstlo philosophy !;
and l,o haH given to tho public an English trans
lation OF MI Interesting Hindu drama. uamed
"Ario4aadra."
, 1874-09-04
ONTARIO TEMPERANCE LEAGUE.

HIecid1 Dtspakeh to TIE Chicago IFjbNnt,
TonoNTo, Out, sept, 3.-Tho Ontario Tom-
Retanco !41aguo ia IN session hero. President,
v. Scott; Second Vloe-rranldout tic iioy' j.
Cameron Third Vieo-presllont, tho noy. i. II.
Donart; Fourth Vioo. President. A. Farewell.
n. r. r.; Fifth Woo -prcalaont, d. Goatuwortn.
Among tho questions discussed was plull OF
, 1874-09-04

-Four Pcraons injured by n Failing
xSrtlNo.
TEnRE HAuTr, Ind, Sept. A special to
tho .Erprcss from A1arslla1l, ILL.,, anys oyer 300
foot Of tho trestlo-work On tho now Paris d Dam
vi!o Railroad bridge foil to-day, voundtug four
porsona-Jan1es A1on, goriously, aud john N.
Wh,to, john SoarB, and Harrison Whito, slightly.
, 1874-09-04
THE cAR.PAiNTERS,


6ptctal Dspa.eh to Tbs Chicago tribune. =
BUFFALO, Sept, 3.-At tho session OF tho
National Maator Car-panters' Convention to-
day, tho only buslnoHs OF general interest trans
noted was tho election Of tho following now
Board Of oftlcora for tho ensuing year: Pros
ident, III. ". BtineB, Of Springfield, Mass. Vico-
tary aad Treasurer, n. McKoon. Of Kont Pa.
, 1874-09-04

uAan1spuna, pa., Sept. 3.-The Supreme
Court full houcll, to-day refused to grant a dis
Charge 70 George 0. Eyana, on tic grounds,
first. shat tho inHolyont laws OF Pennsylvania did
not oxtond to debts due to tho Commonwealth,
and second, that it thoy did ho could not bo dis
charged, for tho reason that ho received tho
mouoy as tho ago1lt Of tho State,
, 1874-09-04

;, ,WAanINaToN, D. G.. Sept. s.--Tho brig Cas-
t!laa. from Havana, came In sight OF tho station
at oape Houry OH Thursday afternoon, md re-
ported bar Captain autl several Of tho crow tloul
from yellow fever. aud noarly MI tho remainder
or or ~ ornN prs'btrateA wish the Same diaeaso.
assistance, and the pilot.boat Calvert can,o out
conveyed Aor to Hafa anchorage hotweon tic
cal aid. '@'">
, 1874-09-04
LEGAL lN1,ELLIGENOIS.

Important Decision in bankruptcy.
NEW Yong, sopt. 3.-Judgo Dlatchfora, III
bankruptcy oaeo. gavo decision ycstortlay, to
tho ofToct TINT rllon tho assosa Of bankrupt
fall to reach 80 per cent OF tho olatns proved
against Ills eatato ho cannot llavc discharge,
11nloBs by oonBont Of majority In tho numher
aud value Of hln creditors, In nccorlanoo With
Tho provlaIon Of tho act Of 1903, which, tho
Court holds, has not boon modified by subse-
quont Legislation.
, 1874-09-04
l1EI 3fluRs

Alexander Dumas waH invited to tho literary
dlnnor recoutly giyon by the Lord Mayor OF
thauk yo,s for l,aying thought Of mo b.t you
should understand that I cannot 20 to due In 4
country which authorizes the litorature OF NJ.
VormorHch and forlids mino." Yern,orsoh was
ono Of tho worst OF tho lItorary Dohou,ans who
wrote mp the Commune aud IL now fugitive In
London.
, 1874-09-04

DETno1T, Mtcl.. Sept. 8.-ln The 1nsufance
COMMISSIONER Convention to-day, 4. J. Smith.
Of Chicago, from tho Northwestern Board oi
UnderwritorH, presented paper upon tho taxa
taxation by 4tatos Of companies organized In
other statos iB unconstitutional, and protesting
against tho taxation OF gross premiums.
Resolutions wero submitted declaring that
taxcs upon gross receipts arc unjust and op'
prcssivo.
Tho Convention adjourned till tomorrow.
, 1874-09-04
lsy BRUSH, SON & CO.,
Baiosrpu1n Il and ~ Buntn Cspalst,

,,s; ,SATUMDAX, = ssPt y 70 T. n 70 shau sea FUR.
kots, HuEoaus. Isodstsada qomuodos. Gard and iii,
Tanlss: saat Masy oaa5e 4nnNe. 1latT Mattrss.e,
A,oso.. DinEns,[on'a @ ana Kttsea @rnltqfe. Alag 4
u,9' G:xy Icy )so5 094ntots. sholYlng, L1uoss 10.
WiiiaH SON / co.. Aaotioussr..
, 1874-09-04

Snectal Dtsnahh to 1H6 Chicago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis. Sept. 8.-At tho yacht rnco
between tho Nione and pouaqua, tho two best
Cup, the Niobc capsizod in rounding the second
buoy, and gavc tho panaqun tho race Her crow
was promptly rescued by q steamboat,
, 1874-09-04

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 3.-rhe ascension of
Prof. Kings balloon the "Buralo," which was
to haye taken place hero to-day, was postponed
until tomorrow, OIL account OF the heavy raiu.
, 1874-09-04

THG TUNEs
TIE aIyHT1o rANK RACES.
DosroN, Sept. 8.-At tho Mystic Park races
the first raco was for purse Of 81 200 for throo-
minute horsos, mile hoasa, throo fn Ave, to hnr-
ross aeyen started. Won by TNlsclo!l's Wclss-
10y Boy In tho Becond, third. aud fourth l,catB,
IN ESQ, 2:271f, 2:27111l, nntl 2:2o,6.
Tho second raco was for d purse Of @9,900 for
220 horaoa q 6oD 10 tho ilrst $750 to tho aoc-
onl, $3.50 to tho third, and $500 to TIN fourth
Thoro nore Blk Btartera. Won by Nor. .a1ino
1.25,
, 1874-09-04
CRIME.


Sptcia. Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
UNION Orr, Ind, Sept. 3.-A saloon-koopor
named Pat Tahiti gave q ball Tuesday evening
ns dedication to his new saloon. From some
cause unknown Mr.. T. and his wife got into a
fuss, but 1t was sottlod for tho time. Yesterday
afternoon they opened up the old sore anew, md
fell to beating each other with pointed instr1-
monts, each receiving wounds OF ; dangerous
nature. A man named 6ohe pulled HRS. Tahiti
on hor husband, but in 30 dong tripped and
fell under 1fr. Tahiti, who. bcing angry on
the head with bottle, cutting q dangerous
gash. Meantime, party namod Warron, who
was ut this time trying to koep Mrs. r. from hor
husband, waH forced to knock hcr down three
separate times. a party Of Irish gathered, and
among thom oa1ne man nanaed Woodbury., who
tried to quiet the meleo but tho Irish interfored
and cut Linn on the head mud shoulders seriously.
Warren thon ran. tho Irish following him across
the commons, shooting at him three or four
times. uc escaped.
, 1874-09-04

WASHINGTON. D. g., Sept. 0.-Ovor the Upper
Lake region, aouthoast to southwest winds, ata"
tionary and falling barometer, somewhat higher
temperature, aud partly cloudy and oloa1
voathor.
LOCAL 0D5ERvAT1oNg
fu1rAnn Hant 4.
, 1874-09-04

LuNT-1HAACS-Bcpt. g. at tho Cathedral OF 49,
Potter and Paul BY tho 1eo9. Canon KnowoI. Horace g.
1unt and Uatc K. 1aaAct.
.MANNING-IAL La JNI1-At tho ahor7uan House, by
ts Kev j Humphrey & sentn M 3 RRslq H., f. Manning
pOuG1IKnTY-WILsON tho Grand gonteal Ho-
TEL Chicago, Sept. = b1 tho 1ey; D. u Rettsr, M
.nd M!s: Martha hsQ. Wilson dsugitsr 81 tic lsto
John Mc0lelauh. Of Washington City D. q.
.BATEs-LANE-Att tho Centenary II. z. Church. m,
tho 30 inst BY the 1o, j. Q. Peck. Mr. Hemton Il.
Bates and Miss Clasa L. Lana. both of Chicago. No
cards..
, 1874-09-04

DEs MONIES, Sent. s.-Tho preliminary exam-
ination Of Charles Howard. arrested for the mur-
der Of John johnson on the 1ith Of july, was
begun to-day. Belle Barton, an inmato Of tho
bagnio Of 1lrs. Groves. swears that Ahe saw
Howard kill johnson In that ho11ae, striking him
twice with q beor-hottio ; that ale aaw him car
rietl out OF tho house. and placed wt1oro ha wna
found upon tho street, and that afterwards tho
murderer poured kerosene Oh tho floor In Tue
house whero tho murdered man had fallen, aud
burned the blood of. Other eyidon3o contir1na
tho woulan'a testimony, and 1t ia generally be-
loved TINT tho real murderer has at lust been
found.
, 1874-09-04
REfNSThTEt).

p1TTsnuna. bept. 8.-1ho charges preferred
against Chief Of Police Irwin hnYo been with
drawn. He will bo roinBtated tomorrow.
, 1874-09-04

forming temperance emigration colonies In tho
northern diatrlcts. a resolution was ohrrod
supporting tho Hchomo.
, 1874-09-04

MEmputa. Toun., Sept. a.-The Aprears Tus-
cumba special says: At Cherokee, Ala, yeater-
day, young Nolgers. tho BON OF tho Town Mar
gha waB shot and INSTANTLY killed in saloon BY
John McClo6ky, tho son OF tho Circuit Court
Clerk at IuBeumbiR.