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, 1874-08-07

From the At.e ptrs World, Aug. +.
AIr. Hill mado tic following statement last
evening: In regard to Mr.. Tlton'A atutesncnt in
hs Inst csrd about Ills being iulcrrur.e! in rn.a-
on Ills croBH-exan1ination, wish to Bqv tlds:
1ilt0n brought u largu llmdla Of his wifo's old
lo"c-1ettcrs. sonla fifty or seventy at lesHt. 1[c
road ti,cGa he chose, uud made hB relnu, ia uall
tllcm aB ha tlld Ho, until tho t.ulo Of tic
Comnlittaa had expired. 1t WIS M after-
noon session, a,ia therefore limited. I
took q memorandum of autne OF tho letters Tho
most impnrtaDt ,--n.ld Gon. Tracy alHo took Tho
dates. Tho reason why Mr.. hilton did mt 20
throngl al Of than was owing to whit of tinlo.
Flo hnd few old letters frnn otlnr parsous,
aild ono old letter FROM MIR. 1soecler-tha was
tho only lottor ho had Of noeeberB. On bcihg
askcd for tue original 1otterp and lucvmoEts hn
lind published in lliy chargcs. Ao SAID l[r. Moul-
ton had them, and II was finally arranged Tint
llo wns to bring tllom to alr, Winslow, md thny
together Hhonld pick out wlIlt tloy wauled to
60 Lofore the Committee. uo was rarlicu-
lnr}y requested to bring MI Tho loe,,-
mants. HinElow reported to tho Com
1nttoo afterwards tbnt he had waited fur
them. Afterwards Winslow mot Ti1ton GU A1u..-
taguo Dtreet, mud asked him for them, but ho Dir
ollncd tu Eivo them t,stl ia Ind Enon lis cou-
Bel. None Of tue lotcra, ho said. sustained any
Of The charges lo hull made, lnt wore simply
love-luttera. Tie first letter quoted by him lii
tlIa clsnrgeB publiahed did not refer to h1r.
Beoclier and Mrs. Tilton expressing horrnw lor
any Ain committed, but simply to ,Er. Tiltoua
own loose habits with other waulcn. u9 would
tile public. While ho waB being crosH-examitcd
he WAS not intorfared with, rs liz Rtatou in his
last ca7d, uulesa it was %heM the counsel or
Committce Wibll1G to nut question to him,
, 1874-08-07

tor&l4 AQu ally AtoA~s 'A<S W "~" ~oAF "S'NsNA
70 thrown Away upon tiictfa.
Tho Chtof-Jtstico aaitl It seemed to him thoy
fouli 10 bound III good faith to tho railways II
/, Iui1nct1on woro isBlea not to prosecute tito
mo warranto suits. Tho ABslstant Attortov-
Ieneral said llo had no doubt II tho Court wor8
. craps this injunction on condition that tho
1uo warra.,to suits should DO digmiaBcd they
iut1ld bo 30 dismissed. r..
uo1. Smith ronas1scd that tho railway COM
tanioa had nevor toh.ed tho quo warranto a1ita.
Fhia stato waH not going to atop oyor ,.00 miles
II lalrond by forfotting tliolr charters. There
sas no danger Of their doing that.
Mr. Gary then .,.
RESUMED 711s ARGUMENT,
inducing an further cnllse for nos-acft0n ut thlR
r,no tho fact that tho question l,as bcon appealed
>I,m lilo Unitol statcs Circuit Court Of this du-
jrist to the Unilnd HtatoH Supreme Court md
dual DECISION iBoxpcctod In October. uudcr theHo
tircumBtancoB, he urged that tho Whole matter
lupl,t to be allowed to rost until 1inal judgment
If Tho court Of lnRt rcAort conld be obtained.
Tie hour OF adjournment arrived when Alr.
Cary l,ad only yot halt through ILLS brief. Tho
remaining portion ia the aanlo M lio rnado In d
recent caso tried horo In the United atatns Cir
sut Court, aud, al ax other attornovB hayo yot
10 address tho court, It IL quito certnn the case
viii 10 postponed into no1t woels. atr. Gary
viii continue Tomorrow, closing his argument,
Eheu tbo.tIun. u. G. Cook will open for the Cca-
10 l. Northwestern Railroad, and be followed by
Judge L. s. Dixon, on bel,nlf OF the State. Most
likoly tho case will be adjourned tomorrow oyor'
Ing until Tuesday noxt
, 1874-08-07
completely possessed Of hls idcas about thom
A.-YcA, Blr and hive every reason to belieYo

completely possessed Of hs ideas about thom
A.-Yca, slr and haye every reason to bolioYo
That sf!o mlniatotod to him In orory way.
:, Mr: 1ltlf-Do you mean In criminal way A.
YoH, ! do; Was utterly turned out Of house and
homo whom got Ihoro, thare seemed to ho no
plaea Tor mo; they had not expected my return
wincr; found l,cr Mt tho bead Of tho tnho and
taking my nlace oniroly, and Mr., Tlton backetl
nor up IN ~ thia; never could llayo Il word to
TO MY HhG followed mo wherever went; ii |
WIS tjehfntl mo iooklug ostr my Bl,onlder to sco
What VIM abont; .his went on until itnelly
was pcrnua0ed TINT sho l,asl been tuld 10 take
possession of the house ntd occupy It,
Q.-Do you recoilect an interylow at tho
broakfast-tnblc, referred 10 ty-, at which
yonr prssenco2 A.-{os; lo sat at Tho tablc,
she at Tie head oa. aud fd Gmnfoso mfss and 49, Theodore
Stain, ho'l net como down. was ful! Of fool-
tablo. M a!.,; n''d tl'o po1nn At the ea} 1ad
T,Itou ill., IL g@ettius @ tonlonted tod !" mo" sad - U.S.
Indignantly, but It IL wonder to mo tlat aha
Inns 10. hcon IN tho lunatc asylum" OF son'o-
thing aiko TINT: Mis- - criticised that romark
and paa to mo Tint l must d,acla,go tint girl
Immediately; waB nj tue piano At tho time
frequently won't tllcre aud touched few Mutca
when ! MIN 10 trouble, M sort of re-
violently, a,,d - llea,t ii and cano ii md
Bnid 10 linn, "Yo,t nro not going to scold Mrs.
Tiltou OH MY accouutl u. ha was very ar.;ry Will.
her aud asked licr II I lad naii that }io Ind
guilty approached llor, kc., rator boastingly;
mud rho replied to lin, . Yos, air, yon did, aud
yorl know you dds" at this, ho Look hold Of l!or
and threw lor againBt tho wall altar that scono
Mr. Carrortcr came to ask mo about it, le l,av-
ing hoard OF it; Theodore waa prcAont, and lio
| Bai.l to me, ~ wish you to nako TINT stt0igI1t
| with AIr. Carpenter" and Immediately deuiud
it,
o. left tho l,o,1ao within day or two,
| did sI,o2 A.--YeH, stlo we,,t tn my n10thcra.
Q.-lIow long saa she al,.ont frnm tito Elouao
| A.-Stie noysr came to stay tlcre afterwards;
Aon,c.imcH sho would come aud stop with mo
| over night.
| Q.--Sile stntoy TINT you Ind m interview with
! lar iii which you mid that she might 70 away to
school. und Tint her e1ponBcs would 10 paid do
you recolloct that? A-Yos, sir.
Q.-llcnse state wint intorv7hu yon had will,
| your husband or any ono elsu about -'H going
| awny A.-Ilo canlo lls,nae from visit with Mr.
- at alr. Mnutou's hos,ns; ho learned ttero
, 1874-08-07

Of one Of hiB boote on Tho Itoor Hllo conclndea
that ltn. WIS drohelng. and CAME away withous
makng her praacnco known.
Ab1ut II o'c1pck Mr, Dourn happcnnd To DO
and Mr. EngoIh ut oneo Atartod far homo to loli
ltH llnol0 tD como down tinnodiatntY. Arriving
thero. Mr. Inge'e astted If Mr. Dourn Ind ynt
arisen, Tho hol,sukcnper allook hor lea md
o tlo,' ar: Ensos 1o',nlod up Tie ntare" md
nwcr. 1io tapped aga'n. Still nn unBw inn
e pushed tile door Open mud lopke.. ir.
Dollrn'a unthea lny on . chatr, mud tttu i Nas
unuceupted. Mr.. Iugels advanced l. sow sesM
until ho commanded 4 Wow Of tho bath.rnot,.
70 his horrt,r and surprise. lio saw Ir'ng TN liz
floor Of tho iattor roo1,I t]lo body .; 'ip nnco,
drcHAed on1y. III q nght..ahirt, wlir ~, rat
Nsatrd with h!eod. Tho l.eud lay ~ r,A ti,e
hntll-rooin door. and tho body was lyltr; j:rin'y
At tho foot 1Ay nrge.aixnl navy rov,Ivat 'ps
latlt-tnt was dry asd ta!ete wete Ut itHls:n
that alr. DoHrn itito,Itle snlnS IT, that IT. sC
any any other oS]ect in going into IT. than /" 'as,
a large tnrsor hangs In tho hsth-room, a,r! !;
waA t'fobable tlat bofOro tir1ng TIM ahot Mf
l,onrH Ind atooss he'oso tt. cnlcnlat,ng tho exnu'
nnca Slo1 ~ ,s ,s aAtoy os JItey to prove f'al i
blackenod and burned where tl,n bullet pntered,
Which wan nhont MI incl to tue loft Ut Hrd alavt
slte havol. Tho wound wnA terrible onn, ths
bullet haslng Eonn clear through sllu boly, III M
just pushing out tho aksn ncur the spine. Tho
pisto!. which was rounh ncnr Mr. i,ourn's toos
wns largB-Bizcd nnvy revolver, nf thu Colt
pattorn. But onu chamhor syaa discharged.
Tho reasonR which inlnolled Mr. Bnurtl to rolf
! destruction arc coinp}otn'y enAhron,,ui In n,ys
tory. Ilo wna a gosIt'en!an or enormous wealth,
and could not hnvo hati t}nancini etnbnr1aBs-
! t,ents Of Il HeriouB character, thongh ho is
known to have dealt iayRo,y III 0pmr mud
osller speculative Atooha recently 1ia had
large md, no far ns III known. an ailentiDnatp
fn1nily. nd, idond, M tho world gocH, 1,uas,eascl
| everything to mako him happy mill. Bv Boma
OF .s frlols. 1t IL Btnto., TINT Bnic1,a mania
is hereditary IN bin fan1Iy; TINT brother. years
ago. committed Tho Anmo tiorh. by ntherH It B
asHciied that Mr.. 1lonru has baon deproAAod for
| several w"el;h, anil haa. ut tit.en. hoi1avea
strangely on Tho ntreot, and toward hin nrut,ait-
ances III lmsi'eHs eise'es. flc was ning,1,nrly
IIoryoHa mud 1dgety IN rofcrcnco tn stock 1naE
| terri, md It IL nurposnh by hin mura tnt,muts
f'ionds tliat, yng III bod yeHtorday morning, Vt,
Ter hin son atl loft hin. hs gnt IL ihnking Of hin
! Tnrions Investments u.I1 boenIns t,ntvo,,A nmont
to fsenzy ut the thought OF snsiny ialEeiy In no-
| ae1uunen OF them.
! Mr.. !souyn waH Ar Old resident nf t3Aitfo, nia
and his entate i. ern ni"d tt, o worth MI tu wad
| from 3l4t1, ,n10 to *, ~ t,t|nA.
l
, 1874-08-07
SUICIDE OF A MILLIONAIRE.
Il Noted California Capitalist Shoots
1siiH.sIf Through the l1t..ra--No

r,,,,,n,, a.~iv,,r,l.
@,",, ~. ~, n'ra'.,,4o f,,,xo,,,,< ,.,, or
T9 community @ ,1i;a Was aari,sd ,oaatny ut t[!e
t',,.~m o', ~ a,,aratr ,a1 ~
r"inra str1ct 81 hah n','";t'a, p,iaa' hy W
e,"ant:'' ~ ,,,as', a -. "a'sun ~
81 mtu'soa "a.r : 'stJt a 'o ra,,ua ~
~ M IN ~ n'o eso6aut 4os'""ueo VA
1ny,o' ~, n,, EIaao1' ,.;,o , sa,,,,,,o ,,,.,o =,
,,,, I, or ~ ~ M1o " H. ~ & as,nta a.
muSs Mese " sno I on aao ia ~ o"s
hona a"n, "n w." WY s' 1,n, ~ ,.'p ;.. .n
SHvn Sr noos In0 ond M thn VIC il little
, 1874-08-07
ANGLING ALDERMEN,


SprctR Di*'utcA to 7he c4itaao Tribune.
pEwAuxEE Via, Aug. 6.--:rho AtlcrmRnic
fishing oxeursioniHta acpt sonndly Inst night ind
awolso thiH morning with brilliant cxpecta lions
of the lay'b sport boforo them. Everything
waa In readiaess for tho co1,B,l,nmatlon Of
thoir hol,oR aud as Twenty-Five of tho
party elcpprd upon lilo loyal ateamboat, they
wore chuoFeea Justify by tnlly., o!lo-half
a. reWauneo1 I;s'a p"pnato9 T%r dozat'o "s
and when it was reached tho t,arty paired off
lnto compns and took posscnAun or eleven B!siirH
which lind been brought along in tow Of tho
HicAmnoat, eael' Of which was mann. manned hy b, U
aks M WaS @ sooa tlol.ca WITH 1a;., the boats.
iafo ", ST.! q tlrso.ponr R1e,kos'11, 1,,,.a, by
caught ronnd porch, which "ass n,slo tho oeca-
Ing cnrcnuny III which corkAcrew anti bottle
p1nyctl prominent nrtR. After this other suc-
ccssos wero shouted Forth from, ono rtdo CT tho
lako to the olher, tl.e ihl'ing NJ to lunct-t'tno
j jnnsl, wss dspoacd q At smi..'ay, sftor
which Lilo fishing foil of. aud whcn,
n. O'Clock. tho steamer caino around to pick up
tho tlIlorent buntH nnd Tho car-'oadH of !lH md
tlshcra. thcro was hardly dissenting yoieo+ BY
atif OIL The subject Of tho weight Of The
catch Of himself and colloague, it was dir
covered tint tho aggregate woigh. of tlall
caught wl4s botwoon 70o and 800 pounds. tho
1arrent string being TINT Of Aid. McGrntI,
and Jonas, who put down tho we'ElAt, Of their
string at loo pounds. Unfortunately l,oweser.
sonlo ono insisted upon tho Weighing Of tho total
catch, .hisl resulted IN the turning Of tlo scale
At exactly n l7S pounds or an average q an9n.
1uaao by city-Clort Forrest and Judge hlllligan,
whoHo string numbered l8 ilsl,. and weighed 90
pon,Mla. Tho City Clcrk in olated NJ hiH BcceaB,
md thinks lint the nun who rowod tiA boat III
about expert fisl,eruat as he over haw IN his
lite. Thu lnrgost fish waa ack bass, captured
by Aid. Bailey, which weighed t1ltie over (
pounds, mud which it Ia proposol to place in the
fnlnis Of Chicago taxidarmfat for preservation.
with yiow Of making 1t prominent orlanlentot
tho Council -Cl'amber Of tho new C'ty-Aal on
Cnmpbefl avenue, PiacatoriRl pursuits will be
thu urdor Of tomorrow, but several Of The party
hive n,ada np their minds 10 10 to Milwaukee In
Tho afternoon whoro thoy will retlnste with tho
powankee party at o'clock Oh Saturday nsort-
Ing. Everything Inns gono or very pleasantly,
the weather being dolighttul. Although tho
casterlv wind ~ not as good lshius wind as
could 10 doulrnd.
, 1874-08-07
"THE ONLY CoMMENTAToR.n

tfGfn HE NED GfN flEFHtN.
II It wore only Mr.. Tilton who accused Mr.
Dceocr this controversy would 1,avo been brief.
Truly enough, il IL nothing this yonng man could
Bay lint would uudotlio famous Clergyman. What
tho country nskH, mid wlant 1t hnb never ceatod
to aak with earnest pa.iouco. is, not that Mr.
Deecaer would deny tho charges OF Nt;. T1fton,
but that le would earlain bB own Helf.condeina--
mg 1ottors. Them lettera Btand In tho wny Of
my bollof IN MIR. Deocher'a Innocence. We atudy
thom md ana}yzo their shaties Of meaning, and
apply all the tests Of rhetoric, and construct
hypothnsos upon which ho may bo acquitted;
but they all full before tho cold voice Of reason.
Henry f7ara BoceeY Ia tho only commentator who
ca,, explain the meaning of l1enry Ward 1'eeclicr.
Evory dny Of dony III n,hking that explanation ony
wcakons tho public contidoncs III biz innocence.
lttR Incredible tint thB Hhonld not have bcon aoen
Ia a plain, brief. manly statement, tllat will
toll tho truth briony and NJ TINT tere s},a}l bc no
doubt of the trntl,. What tho country aces In n
gathering Of lawyers, "eonbultatiob" aftar "ools
sutation." ono p,n,ncnr advocate called in after
another, 1ecret, Irresponsible tribunal IN ses-
zion. tho affCctatton Of extraordinary secrecy, aB
though tho American 1,coplo wore lhe enemies
Now, with al! rcspect 10 tho Bar tho pub1Ac mind
In not dleposed to look with enthusiasm upon
any case TINT requires half dozen lawyers to
conRtruct. If Alr. Ueecller'H abatement IL Of
such character that "the best legal talent" Of
Now York ind brooklyn is necessary to perfect
It. then 1t will! never satisfy tho people. There
has mover been q time eii1cn God mndo truth
telling tlo uupromo commaftmsnt wLon truth,
speaking waa mere necessary than in tho case OF
Mr.. Dcoclor. Tic knows tue truth. No inau on
thia earth knowa hotter how to write OF Rrcak it
III silch q way That It cAf'llot 10 mlsakoh. by
tho tsNth he rsust stand OF fall Why, thon,
dues ha not speak2
, 1874-08-07
Mns. POWER ON THE TIMES INTER-
VIEW WITH HER.
ntrr.tN nav Aur n 1874

70 Tho Editor a Tkc Chfcaqn Tribune:
Sin: The Times report. on Tueadny. Of m
interview with inc about tho ueceaer I4llon
affair." is elaruely ncorrcct. It il hardly ncc-
esBary 10 those who know mo 10 say tllnt fnauy
Of tts statelnonH woro not miro Mt alt. and wllat
did say was made to conway nm imp oHston
my name was eutiroly without tauction !; hut I do
not rogrek TINT hal1 no much aA tho mention Of
another woman, who wns tho viotsm Of most a1,-
deserved treatmont By d brooklyn church. !
hayo no right to complain, for my own pait, AZ
took thc chances Of sslcll treatment iu being l,-
tciviewed by 4 Times ropolter. who gayo Lis
word Of honur OF, certain poinly, to break 1t can
spicuously tbo next morning. propoBo to give
the facts in dotail. for what they mnv bo WORTH,
correctly, in low days. Very restcctfully,
s, .. POWER
, 1874-08-07

-, s'-';.s ss oAta .Ia tsa',..., r-a,.,,,
MI 'A!ne7 o'''t.a' .no uo.o'"' rlo'f"t nso'11
Of tho Chicago u Alton Haiiroad, haH Just re-
burned from his extended trip through Califor-
min. Tia 1uain object of Mr, Smiths oxcurs1ou
~ Luz "otAo o"1s IA' oset W ~
me''ta With tue Union aha tontla1 Paclflc ltai!-
roads in carrying through fieights from tho
East aut1 Wost Win tho Chicago & Alton SHIRT
T;no IN tha poc;f}o const Tia 1,as annarontlv
~ .'"e ~ Wv ~. oI:..: ~,
peeu very saccesaAuA !u n!7 Ao6o''asions' as tue
shipments over his limo haVo largely Increased
of late, blr. Smith clams tliat ho il now carry-
tnc ahoy1t fonr-1lfthe of tl1e throueh-froicht
,vai,ox a. ho Eout 1horo 10 ,ow ~, ,+u ,yov.
boins " tu' 1."o' 1A'o =" w" " ,.., ~ "1J 49,
tr;lln Of eighty car'loads OF Tea, dlreot afo1a
-,,, TlE hALTlAohE =, ohIo
Railroad Oompany III pushing tho work on tts ex-
te1ihton 10 tniB Guy WIN tho ut!hoh1 eaetgy. q
afee lorco OF lanofofs nas no" poeh seL u "ork
on tnis enu OF we me, ahu tioy hle rai,ia'y
pushing tao Work lof"ara 20 Iof1n luhclion
WIN lAoao "oF11ng from tMe otheT hao. 4ho
1innols Cnhtfal has 6een hauhn{5 lArGo hulouht
OF iron 70 parkH!do Station Tor the now f6atl' nad
consse'0toil.traiils ~ arc run OUT da'iY. Tue how
foao "ll' 10 III running orAer 10 SnoFs ama'
Mlol11nAN CEaThAt' :.
Lug h"ltctas os tle AiiclllEhH tehtrn1 nal!-
roan, n, or WHICH mention waa 1naao "a }ea!ofuaya
try, Each switch il provided with three lamps,
featinR On wlfe."ofk " 1eot h1gh. II the
s"ltoh Ii IN oraer the ol't11oor o1 me tfau wl!l
roe green IgAt On each ulde, but II the switch
!s not IN ordor q red light comes to view, WarIl-
ing tho engineer Of impending danger at a dsa-
tanes Of miles.
opsst"' % ..as'ateM M " M Ihe tAtcooo 1fi0u"e'
, 1874-08-07

Spftiat Uispafdh "a Tic Garage 7TibENf.
KAss.s Cry. Mo-, Ang. "a ti1o occurro1l ut
pnola last night, III which both tho 1t. Cl,a,leu
and Union blocks, thu best business portion Of
lilo city, wore totally destroyed. Loss, 97o.000.
Insured ubout *25,0u0. Among tho business
destroyed wese the st. cLarlos Hotoi: Fisst M
newspaper oIlccs, h1artiniH building, Two drug
stores, i boot md alloe store, and Odd Fellows
aid blrsonio halls. The firo originated In .
room Of tho st. Charles lloto1. aud thB guoa.s
barely escaped with their lycs loH!ng avery
thing In tho flight The loHs II hoaYy QUE to
Iaulau
, 1874-08-07

WEST CHEyrEN, Pa, aug. G.-CoUusel Of
Udacrzook hnvo forwarded npetition to llarris-
burg setting forth TINT tot, more witnesses
roady and waiting i'll Baltimore for instructions
from counsel to como and tostify in behalf OF
Ulderzook, but failed to race,vo notice. A lot-
Ter signed William Louis Schloy'' Inns been
sent, il which ho says: ''Tho testimony pro-
posed to be furnlshed by me was tho signature of
1}srnes' Lodge No. Is, independent Order Of
Mechanics, III which his gou,lIlle siguatu.o ap-
pears OIL tile 9Usli Of juno, 1873" With this toa-
timany It ID proposed to prove alibi, and cre-
ato doubt in tho minds OF tho Pardonng Boarsl.
Tho extent Of tho petitions, III rar 81 Bsgnors iB
concerned Ia Us follows For continuation,
1872; for pardon, 0o4: Baltimore petitioners,
H. 1'nkn1 1Gf7
, 1874-08-07

n.. 1+o,II., ;,,o ,,,,,otiu, ,f 4ho Gin
1no hahAaAeo .ina, CONSISTING ~ w" ~
ctnnnti, Lafayette Il oncaEo atallioau, anu 1he
Cincinnati, lIa,uiton i Dayton Railroads, ell
toro1 ;nto nm uqroouent On tho Int or April
,ost r,,., t,o p;,ta,,,r,, CincrnaH 4 a. I,ouia
."es "'s'' s.'a Wv. t1a,,'us 1,aaa
1tallroad, bottor known aa tno ian-t!anolo 1'oau'
by Which the passenger aud freight earnings
OF thcso liucs were to be pooled. Mr.. L. D.
n,.,,orY,uou WIN din mt at thu time belong 10
.rs -..,. 49,, ..,,,.t,..a,1 -, ,,,,,,
any o. theso eo",f"ues' ""a nppe'',,oa ~ 'n,n'
ago tho freight bnsinoss OF DOLL theso foaas.
Tho particulars Of this pool werc fully and ex-
olusiyoly reported in THE TnInuNE at TINT
+in,o hnt lin fact TINT anc1, pnn]
.'h, 49, ~, t,,,,d a,,t h., ~
eA.steo WIS NV 4oo"a w. wv
other morning papers unth aooot thfeo
weeks ago, wlou tho Inte'- Ocean announced TINT
euch pool was about to bo conB,,,nmatcd. And
.,a,x .o,.oa tho 1y.aex atr.cunc habind oa
~" >oA' -. lie.
usna'' an'' maNea 'na astou'e''s hi,'ouaemo".
Of The formation OF another terrible railroad
pool nn Il publishes new frciGAt-tarif for tho
uoo]cd li,,cs, which ses algo published in The
11.n7,,1-~,, ~ .,rit = trorovar a. III, mo, ,vu.
trnoH a., " liz lat ~ Ami, tho Synes i.
~; T., ~" ~! inat.noa f nv;,,a ,a Inn, Am;i.
s, -. t"'1 ~ ,a.tara ~ U;a ]attnr Nnt n,}v na
,'s +,n,, - na,rat;on hnon snynca 1,t Tia n
.,,, f"r,noI ~, so u ~ Anil I,aa hnen IN IN.
, 1874-08-07

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug. 6.-'rhe Town Of slep.
llerdsyi1le, Bullet County. the sceno of great
excitemoMt Iuesday last. It nppoars that Oh
oiection-luy Tho irionds Of Carpenter. tho Re-
whisky by tho bl,chctiu to negrocH at tho polls.
There WAS mnoi drunl;onncss nnaong thsna, md.
difficulty ar!hinp between them aud a whito
man. largo body OF nogroos pursued hin, to
disorder continued noxt day, and din in dIIilicnltY
botwcon thu negroes and Freucll,uau llo Balot
md k't!od tho rinB-loadcr Of tho mob. Tho
iufuriutel negroes pursued him, Rnd
he a!Ao took refngo in tho hotel.
and with drawn pistols demanded hiB surrender.
Meanwhile people collected aud tho danger OF q
bloody collision WIS imminent. Thu negroes
finally dispersed. During tho disturbance rad
today whites from the surrounding country
llaye boon coming to town. and tboro arc groat
foalH Tint colllaiou betweon the nogroes aud
Whites nlAy yQk occur.
, 1874-08-07

sr. LouIH, Aug. Gan unknown woman was
found lead III tho orchard Of William Litxinger,
II niles from this city, early this morning. sho
had pistol bullet through her head, another
through Tho loft oar. aud cut In tho ttiront. Tho
police seem to think she y ia taken to tho plnce
where sho WAS found from this city, for tho pur-
pose Of numbering hor. but nothing doauite Ia
RnnXu.
, 1874-08-07
SUNDAX-SCEIOOL WORK..


bly zlt Estssrp0lilt. N. Y.
FA1RrolSr. N. T., aug, 5.-ti'i.o Sunslny -Schpni
Teachers Assembly opoued last night with a.l-
dreaseH by DR.. Vincent, Of thu Methodist Ep.s.
copal Chll,ch tho 1ley. George L. poltx, and
Tie lloy. Or. Castle, Of the lsaptiht Church.; thu
lsov. Alr. Worden, of tho rreHbytorlan Church,
aud tho lsoy. Mr. Waiting, Of tho Cauada Con-
ercSatounl> To-day HpeccllaH weta nlado by
nihllop Jonos and Mrs Willing, OF Illinois. Tho
than 2,D00 persons aro on tho grnl1nd Tonight,
and groat feryor prevails. The Recommendations
ara satisfactory, aud thu welthcr il delightful,
, 1874-08-07

New YonK. Aug. 6.-Dtst1ict Attorney Phelps
will como TO this city TO sign bill! OF exceptions
III tho Twood caso, which las obtained tic zig
nnturo Of Judge Davis. before whom tho cause
was tried. On tbia tho counsel for Tweed will
mt1vo for new trinl before tho gono,al term In
October. 1t TNoed's exceptions aro oyerrued
here, lo l,aB tho alternative OF going to tho
Court Of ApnealA.
, 1874-08-07

CINCINNATI. O., Aug. G.-TAe Enquire,''s paris,
Ky., special Hays tllat few days ago Bruce
Clnmp, Marahal Of MiilerHs,utg, Bourbon Couu-
l|ouIlion th1oatenod to kill Champ, and to-tlay
enlorod Champs store. wAa.l tho latter fired q
charge Of buchBhot from doublo-barre!od gun,
mortaily wonndlng Bon'ien. It Ii not known
whother Boulliou attempted to shoot Champ
or not.
, 1874-08-07

suarEsaloN DnspoE, Ont, Alts. G,-Ttree rob-
bara were discovered in tho Gsoat Western Rail-
way yartis Int night BY a nisht-watcLmar. WHO
Tho otheC Two escaped.
, 1874-08-07

Special DlaDdfcA "a TIE ClIIc17o FI5NNt.
WARREN, o.. Aug. G.-Ds. Fisher, from S..
Charles, ILL., aged 50, uu omp'oyo Of tho Atlas
Insurance Company as 4 Wow solicitor, chilled
yesterday at Robert AIcCalnaota roA,lonce ut
Uacousburg, miles from tlla city, mud inquired
for tho mon folks. observation-disclosures him
t.loy woro abscnt from the loueo, wAel oupon
ho attempted to kiss l,or. Another woman mp.
pcarod, and he loft. Yesterday afternoon
Fisller returned and attempted to ontor tho
AonAe, Tho woman refused admttanco. He
thon wont to tho burn and sAw tho
husband, who. exasporatoa at his proceedings.
atruek Flshcr OH tho henl with fork-handle
laying him iuHensibte. Lie died III six hnirx.
lilo loavoa wife aud four children. MoCalmot
orors hiIuAcI to tho authorities.
, 1874-08-07
CHAMPAIGN lTEM6.

Special Di4ratcA to The Ehicaao Tribune,
CHANpAIoN, ILL.,, Aug. 0.--Tlo llrst BuudAY Of
evory lnOith tbs vxrioua ohtrotlea OF this plAo0
hold union ton,rnranca tnantina. Last H.day
, 1874-08-07

TononTo, Ont, Aug. 0.-Atlamann's waro-
hol,hs, On tho Enplanndo, containing Hour, grain,
hay, ton, anl miscellaneous Hootln, was burned
to-day. Loss estimutod ut S125, ,000j inkuruuco
small
, 1874-08-07

ILLINOIS CENTRAL kaiLR9a9.
<,a oo n Lahe and i9a' ~ 2sssnsv<eeuad-+t. f1ekal
Ssltt, III Kuh&tJh.sf.. A<aF CfaFE,