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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

The -Atchison Champion considers
1.-THE Gilded Age" tho new book
just brought out by Chas. Dudley
Warner and Mark Twain, "a fail
urs." We have not seen the book,
sut give The Champion credit for
what It says, and shall believe that
It "embodies "a much iRsufierabls
wssh as WA ever bound together
aud paimed of upon an nnSuspsct-
ing public" We don't wsnt any
double and tWietcd books. We
much prefer to stake onrs straight"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
ROR NAIR..

a COMPLETE set Of machinery and
IA apparatus, for making eheese; afso
building that WAS erected Tor The pur.
peso. Any one understanding the bnsi.
ness VIII 1nd . good Ieeatiea here. For.
paFsieufsrs fnQuire Of
~ .UlH4OMAs CAMPBELL.
Hartford, Lyea CsTkaa. 53.s 80
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO FARMERS.

WE will sell you ploWs aud eultiFa =
w tors st 10 per cent. above whole
sale prices, and you can select your goods
after They arrive. Dent ask you to pay
in advance. See advertisement. A large
stock already on hand. Other goods pro-
porttonstely cheap.
in. GRIFFITH & BRO.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

About $40 bills have been intro
duced into tia legislature this win
Ter, AID ~ maay ~ six Of thsm
passsd.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

AQUEsTIox SoH GEASGLEe.-rns
granger movement in thu west ias
wsked VI ihe Rhode Islanders In =
consciousness nf the Vasi ssricnltu-
al resources al lhst State. asd
they ara talkin. seriously shout
Increasing their crops. Let the
5rsngers beware; there l. room
Ior q mighty big potato patch In
that state.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
EplYnRiAL MANS.

IL is undorstood in Washington
thst Senator Harvey Is in favor of
Lowe for U. 8. District IudQe.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

Las. Friday orr State aenSts did
very sensible thing by yotinE
town The bill rcmitting the tar
penalty. Every gentleman who
voted 81 the negative deserves the
thanks Of the people. We are glad
that twenty-eight out of thirty.two
voting said, nay. The bill WIS ia
tended to benefit nonresidentS, men
who are growing rich OF of the in
duStry Of our pioneHrs.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

Ga the 12th met, Senator IaxAl.a
presented the credentials Of James
Il. Harvey, OF KsasAs, and be was
sworn 10. Exit Cr0zisr.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
WANTED.

A GOOD hand to take An interest in
IA gardening. One who understands
tbs business preferred. No capital requir.
ed. Good trade established.
80 J. V. RANDOLPH. =
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FOR CASH .

o - oiFesa d. 80 sos
R s11f7 "a rs
a 81 o 81 ffsol
szs .ass wv SIS 80
a IsF ASA has saE y
81 a6 e 4
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saz tFT 81
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
nv TELEGAPH
New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
New York, Feb. IS
Money closed easy st AS.
days.
Gold ranged at iIaalIass closing st
Exports Of produce for the week. ss,-
custom Receipts $3.50, 900.
The assistant treasurer disbursed
S2a5, 900.
Cearings-S SCI, 900, COO.
Loans-carrying rates 3a5 per cent.
State Bonds quiet.
Governments closed firm.
Sterling weak.
Stocks opened weak but closed steady.
Flonr-Dun and lover; suPeFfine, ives
good to choice, 75a6 90.
Wheat-heavy, lower; No Chicago
l Ash so. lows and Minnesota 4nring 4.
Al 81, white spring, 81.
Corn-quiet; new Western mi xed a1ioat
ss5ssSc, very choice do. 1Oaso; new white
western, 5Sc.
Oats-DulI; western Riixed. j9s6Ic.
st. Louis Market
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Is.
flour-I4ower grades scarce and want
ed; good medium and higher.
Wheat-dnll; No . spring, lSa1 10,
SOFT e2a1 %, 40 bid for No 6 red fall,
No 2, l Seal 81. r.,
Beef--nnchanged; long clear, sasssc;
short clear S1<aS9kc.
Hogs-duii; light. 7Oa5 90. heavy &c
unchanged; good 10 choice na.
tive steers 50a5 90, native cows and heif-
ers ''sS 30, Texans, 50a4 90.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, Feb. TO-.
Flour-Firna
Wheat-.dull. unsettled; No l. 1873
1ssz, No ., -, No . spring, 1867 cash,
~ March.
COrn-DuII; Ne mixed, 54s<a5Je cash,
$3.50 March.
Oats-in fair demand; No 9, 4fc cash
4Is<c March.
PorkzdnIl and lower; Sl4 10 cash OF
March, $15 35A15 20 April.
Cattle-qnlet; sair TO choice steers, 81 :.
40 20; good to choice corn fed Texans
35a4 "a.
HogS-goOd grades active. Hrm So 50s
D 80 good TO choice; 81 s0aJ 20 for com.
mon grades.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

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ss.ig
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

TFesHt8g AGchnes Keepers goods
Class sciH be sOEd favorable for the par-
chaser. Other Goods CASH.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
|. D. BraguRler & REas

FhlCs LIST FeRstNEARI, 1854
Nc. lt0 Commercial ST In Ave G..,n..
Oar Motto: GCICK sALEx XssG1L rRnr1rS
II is the wonder Of all: How r.
gunner Bros. sell Groceries =,
such low figures.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

Ae $50 ,fas5sss gs&
ozcssso - as .v ne q
Hn9 aalf gaa a
Ea aN e2 s5a
3Eza E1az sus
= - 80 = sfs ~ Haf'ss gh So
!. s4ase fita-- sElz saass I'D
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

us hAu better LOOK Iedie 0ud,
for they are whoppers. $3.50
Another man, one I'ucket, of
Crawford county, made an unsuc-
cessful effort to keep load down
his gun by holding his hand over
the InuzzIe. <5 eos -
Tho Lawrence Journal says: A.
Markson, provisional assignee, took
possession of the Tribune once yes,
tertlAy under writ of bankruptcy
from the United States court. lie
left Mr.. DiggS in temporary charge.
The Council Grove Republican
says: Strangers are beginning 10
flock into our county to spy out the
land r saas9srr sr.
An entire block, comprising four
of the finest business buildings in
the city OF Atchison, was destroyed
by fire on the 12th inst. Workmen
went to clearing a7gAyothe rubbish
just as soon as they could for the
purpose Of, rebuilding ofzgd g
The Atchison Champion of Thurs-
day says: A woman was st the
Otis house yesterday that had been
robbed ofall her money while sleeps
ing ON the train. She was on her
way 10 = point on the Santa Re
road, but was caught in cur city
acquaintance or . dollar
Mr. Nettleton, superintendent ofths
Santa Fe ROAD happened Opportnnely |
1t the house and furnished her > pass
and prominent stock man
pave her So. With this She confirm.
I'd her Journey :. sssss
The Howard county war Is rag
ng. The Governof has been sollc-
ted to call out The militia. At this
writing we cannot say whether the
Governor will cali out he militia
y not The ROstonfans are max
ng seRs big thEsAts, and may hays
. be anslled RE tAei s9thorjties of
he State. 90 sos. 81 y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20

Again we mnst suggest that IL
the Educational Journal aspires "to
be the fret In this country" it had
better drop IL. ID. MeC. from its
list or contributors or hire sons
body tn rswrite HIS articles
, 1874-09-16

Tic new pool arranged botwcen the Chicago
l. Northwestern mud tho Chicago, milwaukee, Il
St. Paul Railroad last Friday, and exclusively
reported in Yesterdays TRIBUNE, wont into oiloct
lust Monday. Tho earnings and expcnsoH on
frolghts sud passengers from this city atld Mil
warkee to ST. Paul a1lti all points beyond only arc
divided, competition he!ng kept ~ aa usual ee-
tween ail points thiH side Of st, PAUL. A similar
pool was in exiAsonco between thcso two roats
Inst winter but ~ns terminated agnin Last spring
1t Ia beloved thas tllla new arrangement will be
Of great AdvautL - 10 both 4he roaaB.
FA3I-tRElulIT LINES.
Tho aotiou taken by thu General Managers OF
tho Western roada at thoIr session Ut tl4o Grand
paoiQo llotol, two weeka ago. in lndorHtng tho
notion OF thu Saratoga Convention, has created
Inc t1,t,'o fast.freight fiuoH,' who claim
that tho resolutions passed virtually .mea,.
tie dea.l or serious crppl'ng Of NIL
sllc!, lines ownel by stock conlpanieH, and not
oooporntiya organizations Of tl!o railroads thsr-
sclyts. Ali tho fast-frolglt lines Aayo mado
coniraots up to tue 1st Of January, 1876, either
tbrough tha gouoral otleo in Nav York or In
, 1874-09-16
FOREIGN.


NEW Yonx, Sept. t5.-A Berlin dispatch to tho
London Telegraph Of tho 3d inst. says tho
Official journal Of St. Petersburg, spoaking Of
the recognition of Spain, says: "Latc successes
OF tho CaYIista, aad tho indcclsise mode Of
action on tho part Of tho leaders Of the Republi-
can armies, hardly seom favorable symptoms for
the solidity Of tho Government OF Marshal
scrrano. an envoy from Don Carlos was in
St. Petersburg so,ne three weeks. but WAS not
received by tho Emperor, though letters OF Don
Carlos wore received. The action Of Nusaia
With regard to Spain 10 said 10 be duo not so
much t0 Bysnnntly with Tho Carlists ns to q por-
Honal t,isike OF Ills Majesty for Sorrano; to tie
fact that Prince Gostschnkol is ahseut, and that
Prince ltouoss, the German Ambassador ut st.
Petersburg, haa bcei1 confined TO his house for
aorne wooka from wound III tho kuco which ho
received while hunting. There was conse-
quont1y no que of Influence who could speak to
tho Emperor personally on tho nub1oct.
Tho S1,nnibi, Minister WAS pfesont at tho wcd-
ding Of tho Grand Duke Vladimir, aud tho EN-
polOr addressed some words to him.
TAe German Government ID Hald TO hnvo or
pressed itg thanks to Tho Austrian Court for tho
good will whieh tho latter has shown in tho
recognition OF tho Spanlah Government.
LONDON, Sept. ia spocial dispatch to the
Standard from baEtandor snyH tho Carlsts
thrcate: Ir1lu and Sun Sebastian, and roinfotco-
ments wil 30 sent to their garriBons by atoanior
from Snntandcr. In tho Inenhtimo. q strong
force Of Enrliata is reported to 10 marching on
Santanlor by way OF Ordlna.
, 1874-09-16

freight at reduced ratcH. Thoy arc now COM
pnllod to sorye OH onr tnorohnnta noticea that,
owing to tho action Of tho trunk llnos, tho faat-
froight lineA will 10 Obliged to cancel about
atnliling contracts TINT gtvo freight rntoa under
tho 75.cent schedule to Chicago. There has
bcon no concortod action among tho dtapatoh
mon looking to any arrangomcnt1to modify thla
determination. lilo lines Interested aro tho
Merchants Dispatch Qroat Western, Eric. Dluo,
White. lIed, Star, and Union Lines, and tho
National Dispatch.
NEW oR1EANs rtlnoUau TRAINS.
". r. johnson, tho General Passenger Agont
OF tho Illinois Central, received dispatch last
ovoning from New Orleans stating TINT tllo war
was oyor, tho city perfectly quiet aud AL trains
running again as usual.
THE oASAprAN PACIFIC:
Sr. pAu1, Alinn., Aept 15-A dispatch to tho
Press from Fort Garry says Atr. whitehead, the
Pt'i nomSIna ransh of I to '1 canada pacio hill M
way. r,o grading will 10 completed by tho 1st
OF November, and rails ind stock will bo In
thorough orlor by tho 1sl OF July, 1S75. Tho
Impression hero is TINT trade with St. Paul will
oALESA / rrA77Ey1LLE NAnnow~oAuaE RAIL-
LANCASTER, Wis.,, Bopt. 14.-Tho work OF 1ay-
ing iron Oil tho Galona & plnttevlllo Marrow
poetel to havo tho road iu operation to platte~
vl1o by tho 1st Of November. Tho iron aud roll
ing-ntock havo been purchased, apd arc OIL tho
ground. ......-
CHAIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE onEsArEAzH
milo.
srettai Dtspateh 70 TA. Chicago Tribune.
New Yong, Sept. 16..-Tlo Eric Railway Conl-
| pany has iBslied tho following circular. "from
aud aftor Scpt. 81, FREQ lightorogo deliveries Of
grain in less thnn five carloads from point OF
| shipment will coaso. Tlloreaftor oil dclvofos
of lots OF less than tivo cars will be nale from
Jersey City. Small lots will not DO aggregated
| to make five CARS"
Tho Now York Central Inns issued like docu-
mont.
SfoBsrs Fisk l. Hatch, financial agents Of the
| Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, larc issued
q supplementary circular to thoao Interested ~
tho road. 1t IL descriptive Of tho oxact cont1l-
| tou, prospects, and rosourcoB of tho road. FlrBt-
mortgage bondloldera to tho oxtont Of
t00O1, ,0o0 l,avo other funded or agreed 10 fund
their coupons. Nearly all tho second-mottgaEo
hondholtlers have alloady acqslioBcod In tho
Con,pauy's proposition, as havo about throo-
quarters OF tho floatug creditors.
, 1874-09-16

Ytxciot Dispatch q Tia Citcaao 7'Ff1VHt.
Jo11Er, ILL.,, Sept. 16.-Tle cstizena ot Joliet
aro ali aglow tonight oyor tho ncwA received
from Chicago to-uaY, via. tint q resolution bad
beon uasaod IN executive session Of tue Board OF
Directors ct tho Joliet Iron ad stocl Co,npany,
Tint tAo stee! works should start OIL tho LIST Of
October. or sooner If ,pr'lctlablo. 4 momboI Of
oricrs for 1900 tons Of ato.l raila, and that tile
probabilities wera TINT ttlo works. would start on
onn turn and Incroaso II oslcrs como in. Tho
iron.pyddsiug aud rait 1nilla yll commence work
az Hoon as orders for rails Wy Justify. II la os-
tlor Tie nresont order TO-. 1t least nearly 875
man. wlo have been ido toruoarly a year.
, 1874-09-16
SPORTING NEWS.
Yesterdays Running Races On tho
Lexington {Ky.) Course.
The Mutuals Defoat the Athletios--
6 to 8.


THE TURF.
rus LEXINGTON, H., RAoEs.
r.a.. ' -. os,,t fE-rrh, scoond aav Of
4. ohA"u'oH. ns't nor'. .,,st,, Aaaon,stlou Ia
sne taco-mootlnB OF tbo hoh'ao"'
vol, attended. Tho track ts ve1y bata INV s.o"'
owing to tho long-contiuued drought. Tho AEst
raco vas for p,1rso Of 5000 milo heats.
suwmAnr,
r. i. n,cotbbous, ca. t." Noiiio Grim, years old,
by Aateroid. .......:....:.+.....l
Deatty's van.laa, years old, by Vandnl; ;....s.2
llearda br g. Noli, yenrs OLD, ps hhteFoa''''''"a
Aa'pof sn' ~ . n$;t,ns1.tGH. $sa.e 1.ir4I
4''o-1'ss' .,..s ,ta,o, sor y.
1no heoono taoo was lor oo"e "a, n'ansa NM, m m,,...
woro thirteen cntrios; eevon started.
auMuanr,
La1ycars br. g., by Enquirer. ror......:..-..:...,..
R0Dfnson i Morgans br. O. BOD "ooley, os IMP
-, Huntington.
1nFeIs Te rSat T. u,cra not ns::
~A' A'8' "o'' ''' i iIims.1;17.
Third race match, match Tor r. s2oo, do m'lo hea'o'
Msf;olisns r. ~ - stea.lro' ncd;rrro lnst.
@ e'' O. Ttme-2:vS. Isl.
c,, I'll, l., .,.a> ,a.. ~ ,ux,nncu r,,
4"olv "IA w. sou T., 'a.ap ..1. 'r,,n -.
pooi-ae4ling to-ii8h' u 4u!te neas5' LUZ ,o'@
lowing nro sample pools: EtrBt race N mlloa,
Swizorts Elkllorn, years OLD, " imp. Allstra-
ltnn STU; tho tig!d. consisting ot hohlopeh8 AZ
toro'd mud Doards lninl!olo, Wy.
eecona Inco, aweepa.nnc1 ips ,yo4tsoiue'
Logan ~ Br!eob dGo1Plc i,o"tnnn " Io4i1'g-
q. c. by Gilroy, $50 The field, Hnfords kiEbnrn,
by ninomuatcr FauidB Bonnie 1Iecr; and Doat-
.,,ta Nss3o I1or;fn iv INN Auztra11an s20
',,hi,I' ronn . ri}ca. Rcnrfl'a lid Fellow. bv
, 1874-09-16

A slight fro occurred in tho GROCERY store Of
Koofer d Huber, No. 22a Lincoln aronuc, at
11:i5 lust ovoning. from somo unknown cause.
Tho damage WAS pominal. No boz alarm WAS
given.
The police picked up 4 pair Of runaway bay
horses attached tu baroltlls Inst night. They
arc at tho Chlcago Avenue Station Rwaiting all
owner.
4 young man namod Kaufman, residing at No.
sos West Madison street. died yesterday from
the effects Of D wound rocoi7cd in tho head by
tho accidental discharge OF atlot-gun. Tho
casualty occurred while he vas Oh ateceut hunt
lug ax,editiou In WISCONSIN.
, 1874-09-16
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN TIE MAN.
AGEMENr OF THE ILLINOIS GEN.


IMPORTANT CHANGES m TIE MAN.
AGEMENr or THE ILLINOIS GEN.
TRAT,
h',moFs OF important oha"ges % ~ ,ne ,.n m"ss ,ss.
mont OF the Illinois central ltalllo1a na'o pocn
prevailing in this city during the l~,t fow days,
but nothing Of tlufnIle nature could be elicitcl
yoalcr,ov Il ,cnAo1 mt that Mt 4 IN. citing Of tho
n:a.o.ua 1ssos ~ ~. 49, sas5 ne,a ;n NJ yor,r
Dlrocsols u 'n'e 1oaa' uv'o 'a ~" nt
last FEiday. mr.. Wilson q. Hunt.
OF Now York, was elected President in place OF
1ohn Newell. the preeout incumbent, Az 1Ir.
9t..,. .,,,sa,.a :. T., Nv Wi, r,,5 - !. m
!1uuh ,os'ooneo 20 -, ~" ~. ' ",t., ~
impoaslb1lity for lm to move 70 .hs o,ty TO man"
age tho road in person. as Mr.. Newell las done,
DIr, james q, Clark lately General Manager Of
,ho Tr;c noilron1 I,a 1,aon annointod Goooral
no.aaa. ~ 49, 1,,;no;a ron,r,, A. f,or,. IN
Ata,'aSot u slo 1'''uo'n ecu'.al 49, o'4s a.
satd to DO gentleman OF considerable executive
ability, and q most ablo ,ailioad man. lIo las
managed tile pfTurs OF tho Eric during tho past
, 1874-09-16

LoNnoN, Sept. 1G.-1seproseatativca Of the
Atlantic aton,nas,ip lines haa another conference
At Liverpool yesterday. Tlore III no prospects,
Of settlement. The National Limo heads tho
pnrty which demands d r.nlform ratio OF +
gui.toaa for stoorago passengers to Boston, aud
tIlo In,nal Limo loada tho opposition.
n,ila in DoltoI; Iayo withdraw, tho notices toy
gave Of II reduction of wages, mud It III pousbto
tla atEike will be oudod by arbitration.
, 1874-09-16

BoNN, Sept. 15.-The Confor6n 6nco Of Evan
golica Greek, md Anglican clergy, called By
DR.. Dollingor, began hero to-tiay. Forty olorGy-
men were nrosont. France. nuHBia, Germany,
England, the United StatoB aud Greece woro
represented. DR.. Dollinger and Bishop Rein
k1la made addresses.
BxnSE, Sept. l5.-rhe International Postal
Congress- opened its scas'ou bore today. All
tho dol0gatos wero present except thos6 from
tue United States,
, 1874-09-16

Stnto Eg0llr<i III Equalization.
!ypecsaf Di,utteh to The CHicaqo Tribune.
spnsaf1Etp, ILL.,, Sept. 15.-The State Board
Equalization mot to-day. and tho Committee OIL
Lands submitted their report rs published iu
TILE TRIBUNE Of Saturday last. The resolution
Of Mr. Whtuoy, inviting corporations to CO.
operate with tho Board in securing Just aud
equitable assessment Of their capital stock, was
QuOptcd.
, 1874-09-16

PANS, Sept 15.--At tho. tria! OF tho accom-
p'ees Of Dazaine to-day, Col. Vi!lotte md ar*
Doineau wero examined, and donlod TINT they
knew Of IN advance or had anything to do with
the AlArHhal'B cEcapo. The prosecution sock 10
provo that Col. yillotte held tho rope whilo Ba-
zaiuo nude the descent.
, 1874-09-16
1cEAn SIEAMsHr = NEWS,

.n' nea;os ;es. fss 2.:1So 1AFF1V'q t''"'h'p H''a
NEw Yunw, Sept. IT, 4rriyod--steamHhip
CITY OF Montreal. from Livopool,
ToNpoN, Bept. 1I.-ArrlS{l 0nt-Steamlships
Min md bcaudinayian, fr01t New York.
, 1874-09-16
6ulEllE,I

CANTON, ILL.,, Sept. 15.-Otl Woods, momber
Of the lrtp Of Coywoo,l Il Mods clothing ner-
chants, at Farmingtup,, suddenly diBapp oarod
from his home On I'hurlm9y i4s, and yaateEday
, 1874-09-16

Specfat Dfspatch to Jto Ch,taao Tribune.
GOLD nY ORDER or CouRT.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. 15.-The Springfield
l. Illinois southeastern Railroad was sold to-day
under d docroo of tho United Stntoa Circuit
Court, rendered at tho last Juno torn. Tho sale
was mado by tho alastcr. aud was without ro-
demption, Mr. II. Bloodgool Of Now York, was
the purchaser, for 3500,O00. Ills brother IL tho
largest ownor OF tho first mortgage bonds. Tho
lrst-mortgage bonds amount to S3,4o0, 0oo, and.
Of COURSE this salo cuts out oyory ottor Interest
md debt ngaiust tho road and tho holders Of
theso bonds now hayo tho road FREQ from in-
cunlbrn1ce.
It has boon stated In thesc dispatches that
there was about $60, 200 Of unpaid bills Of labor
aud material, which would bo cut of unless tho
ordor Of salo was modified. This anlolint ia duo
ju small amounts to laborers. Some Of it, how
eyor, lns been bought no By speculatora. Last
night somn Of these mcn Beized aud detained q
train coming north this sido Of Flora. 1t was
represented to tho United States authorities horo
this morning that tho morning train north had
been seized and was held. whoroupon writs Of as-
Bstancn were isBuod. directed to tho United Stntcs
Marshal, directing him to put tho managers Of
tile road into possession Of their trains. Tho
Marshal dispatched three Of bis deputies with
orders to execute the wlitH. The Court inter
ferol 10 this extent Oh the grounds that tho
road was under control Of the Court, bolng
operated By a liecoiyer appointed by It,. Tue
lust report is that everything III quiet aud tho
trains arc runuing a8 usunl
, 1874-09-16

,03t43QE Eo13Ae
INITIALS VS., ATHLETICS.

11UTUALS vs.. ATHLETICS.
New YonK, Sept. 25.-Baae bali: Athletics,
g.; bIutuals, 6. limo Of game, uuo hour and
forty miputc8.
, 1874-09-16

EA1EtE1f9@ HAGn III 4tHC1tF4lsA FTAAHeoA
the south Churchman's.
Special DMpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON D. O., Sept. Ia very con,fcal
version Of the atato Of things In South Carolna
has just boon giyon hero by two gontlomon resi-
dent Of that State, aud Of national reputation,
and tho very highest character for yeracty.
They aaaort that no outragos have boon COM
mitted upon either whites or blacks In that
State for moro than throe yoars. Exaggorntel
stories, base1 upon occurrences In other Statoa,
hayo however, beon in circulation for boIno time,
Which lavo l,nd the effect to put both tho noRroea
md tho corpetbaggers in mortal terror Recently
a large party Of boys, with horses and dogs,
started cut Oh o fox-hHntinE expedition i'll tho
noishbolhood OF Columbia. Tno fnct eproah and
became distorted till it reached tue city in tho
sl,ape OF story that 400 Of the Whate Lengncrs
wero 1ust across the river. armed und equipped,
and bont upon tho slaughter Of tue tnnocents.
This story coming to tue oars OF tho State Of"
ticors, thoy grow Eroatly alarmed. Senator Pit
torBon aud Gov, Moses tled for protection to tho
camp Of company OF United Suites troops ata-
toned thoro, and begged to bo permitted to put on
rrlyato soldiers unforms, thnt, thnR disGnsed,
they might escape tho dangers TINT threatened
them from tho LeagnorB. Tho Secretary of
State l.iot1 him to tho rentontiary, and bosought
tho officer III charge to lock him up III a cp]i4
Another Official sought refuge in tho Luuatio
Asylum, aud in very briof tine the sovereign
State of South Carolina WIS without any officials
visible to tho naked eye. Patterson shnyed oil
Ills boasd, and WHOM he came hero to Washing
ton few days ago Lis best friends did not
rocognizo him.
, 1874-09-16

F.ArT 1Ar
enarao osAof thao she fasee ~ ssa 9ovor,jie ~,
az tho aco!alon vas o1pootcu ~ .h ~ ,in ~ ia
t"iasornnlo 70 III .a.no, ~ .ico1nnt1. Tho
alsne9s stoeR9 savaueI, 1n iros;1aut ~ IL, Nil.
otl'ee o. ttnsse! saYo, ianai nmo nf lhn rnaIa
TnuKeo y ~ lay aanpau, M nuarnn nm viii, h,nisnr
eMse.y anseishse, .s ~, T"n ooc n lanrn tim intnat
"mu ,ar,a t, "G .dsan or In mnho fraio In
.p1t aepI,.s 1ton av,,na ~ ti,c nl{onro ( Northwoe
1rn a. lie teeoivG Tia oca|nn
,uH ,t; mnt - - tnto nif"ct unt,r f1ot. T. by
,s,,, to rn3,rnnJ o,ininIs ovnnct tn hnvn tl,nir
w." "em ,n'ta ru ~ anI 1rnnatnrrc r. i'm snrono
no''sI Il ~ astn n0 rcctv aTcctin. r. rnuertv 10
ti,o vn1nn ri Al. fli,1 dill oflD toy hceyo Tint
liz nnttcr ~ ri h. tako, ", 1T ths .onrober term
Of tic Court. '' -
" At tic opening Of tho Stock Exchange thoro
s 1s st,e, Soyst eens n ss 'tts1 tho @ a
ncr,ofntv ~ whic,, III, HGrat1ror rtool,s-that
in thn h1iiwaul;eo { II. Paul aid tho Ohicago h
Northwcstorn involved, they wcro the
Trnm W. ~ - ~" aa '' nnd ii. pnui from 30iS to
3ii%' Wittcr tin i3ecisou was finally known.
Noithventorn fieclinod to 803I, and 81. Paul 10
9os;,
IN st1r,vAuKrE.
fin stato smnroo court in tno stato rnilroad
suit wag tic chlof topic Oh 'thange, in tho hotels.
ar1 atrncis to-t1ay Most of ollr pcou}o. having
ni I'D, tnf,nn ai,ics wars rofo3rei or doprugBe1
orrnr.]inr to tLsir convictions, but 1t iB note-
"nrtsy INT tiara ID much moro favorable feel-
Inn towards tno roode Mt pycyont thnn has boon
cxnerioncod since the tlrst Railroad bill excited
t;,a nnonio 'Thn ronotni verdict yeculs to bo,
i Nav m hnvn shown the ronis no isro euyerosn
,ot "a In mnrnonn.o,a. There ia strong
Tco1nr that tho now Lcgisla iuro should
1,aan d law ropealiur tho Potter uct, mud RESTRICT
s1nt .s sno tu"os ;,,arr;onad Sinra,nl,,r MItco1
1,"as;Inut or,iE Il Mnrr,tt hln,}apf ,r Of tho st.
, 1874-09-16

PROT. Govalt, Of Bowtlofn College, has ralsod
s75, 900 OF tho Blln nocdcl for that institution,
aud says tint the prospect la bsGht for securing
the teluAinder.
, 1874-09-16

pEsrH, Sept. 15.--AIollaylans haro rocrosaed
tho Hungarian frontler Without committing my
breach Of tho poAco.