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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
0be GitebdelS Guquirer, G. A. HICK0X, Editor < Proprietor
 uTCHFIELD, CONN.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
(House Bill No. 2G0.l
 CHAP. LxxxvI. a A A

CHAFs LxxxvE. -9
 An Act Relating to Attachments Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represenfs tves in General Assembly eDnyeneds = = SEC. l. That all attachments, which have hereto fore been made in any petition for divorce, wherein there IS prayer for aimony, hereby rat flied. validated and confirmed.
 SEC. 3. Whenever in any petition for divorce there shall be prayer for amony, the magistrate issuing the summons, may insert therein. direction to the ocer serving the same to attach the the spondent as security for the payment Ifany almony that may be decreed to be paid.
 Approved July Pad, 1875.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
(H0use Bill No. 264.1 HuAn w~wvWxy

CHAP. LxxxvuI.
 An Act relative to Voluntary Associations Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
 tiyes in General Assembly convened:
 SEC. 1. Any association formed under the uroyi. siOns of section two chapter two Oae title seventeen Of the general statutes shall have the right to make bylaws, imposing fines and penalties and to lay as sessments to further the objects such association: prOvided such byaws and assessments shall be adopt ed by tw0thrds of the members of the association, and preetdea, that or fine shall exceed the sum of twenty-five dollars. and such association may sue for and collect such fines and assessments Approved July 22d, 1875.
, 1875-09-28

Sreefai Utsn1teh to fhs Chiraoo 7Ffbftne
OSHKOSH, Wis.,, sspt. 27.-Tho Northern Viz
consln Agricultural aud Mechanical Association
began it, Fifth Annual Ezposition In this city to-
day. This Association, organized in 1871, hAa
grown to be ono Of tho strongest In the West.
1t IL tho ouly Socisty which recoigcs an annual
appropriation from tho State, in sdlitiopto tha.
giyon tho State Agricultural Bocisty. Last
yeaE tho orator 1t It's Fair MAS the Hon,
JhIuoa g. nIAlue who delivered hia elaborate aa-
atess on Municipal Indebtedness Ia the United
StsteA." Thfa year, the 9ooiety will DO addressed
by Charles Francis Adams, it,. Of Quincy, tfass.,
OH "rublio Opinion ~ Means Of Correcting
Abuses 10 Government up to Saturday evening,
the puuber OF entries made. IN advAnoo OF the
opening Of tho Fair, exceeded l.5o0. and there ls
prospect Of the largest abundance ever 4oan II
any Fur In Wlseonsia. The programme u Alon,
~ folowsi
Tvsdav-OpeuinR sddress ty ths President, the
Hon. J. ii. Amith. Of 0tesu Bay,
HEdnsaI4v-4}Taud celebration bY lbs Patrons Of
Hushautry with annual addEsss by q, u. Smith, of
IlliuolA
7Aur.4ay-1sscing aud military parads. Aad1 sas By
tbs Hon. chsslcs Francis Ads1ns, j..
fr1dot.-ltarn&, aud probably An address ty ths
uou. o. Howe, Crited States Senator.
The hotel accommodations OF Oshkosh, not
wtahsludsng the great lire. will bo sapls for III
wno may come.
, 1875-09-28

.c,, r.t'y the rorer of t'oEnH sootl n"rssco by
.fs.t,n, tlucar wlto kc"is IL make 1t only all mn
1,,,o ri u,iscI,tnr md uf '';'hrlc. Antt ho" ntn
-, In dot e 1t lEIn'h? REMAINDER lho tifNn wien
onacniye,l ]ueit cnnr1 .boltta IT your hnn,ia fnr
t,.s;nfr shown indc1enio,t hnistt enough In op-
na,o nv uwn party hv vuthH nganst II etno
aaovnsderrl it ia tho wrong. This Ia \ gteat
~ ,.,oeucy, is, which rgnsl surTfco in to To
son eo hart1-nnnoy 1,"nstcra'n Of Ohio, cat inl TO
{.tt.r mn orlunlty ~ rnA.o INC to teEurn rnns
comnlu,cn.a for tho patriotic fpislt Of iuGs-
uoniont action. ..-.-.-
s1s5v Fl, OF Sats Sot aen % Ds
nn lis i2th Of Octohcs hangs 4 great dnclson.
~ ~ tho ooo Ut Ohio strike DOM tho Imitation
movement ~ in sh"f midst. that w'll he liz final
overthrow. It may llnger. but tl,c roaer Of iiB
9ooatcs Of ba,bar;rm and ruin rush vctoria,1sy
i'm tho Held Of no1t yanra Erenter coMlcet, then
'.ho toows? Futtro generations may haye 10
fook back upon tho ono f,s1ndtoltta shnisortarJ
~ American IHdepchtlsnca~-tho ttmo ~lnch,
uaro1o ali otbera, should III, tho NATIONAL lleart
hiaekest years in tl,a A!atory of tho Republic.
+ n ,nott The dnugcr hero Ia, therefore. tho t!ra.
thinr ncedful. Upon tic honest mon Of I'll
narttes cnll to .
P"'' CstTE IN A COMMON EFFORT.
r.t m ono fear that tin defeat OF m oproEi-
i'm nstty winch ilseR tho a'lvantaecs Of lt3 po-
s,tot, 10 promote suoll nofa,ious schemes will
ho inttrpi,tcd nj an n, proya! Of wrougn On tho
other side, for. | assure 5ou. when this &, oat
danger which .hreatons 10 engnlf ua all III .
vhirlpool Of corruption. run, and d!shonor fa
supcessjolly nyettot. you will find the men Hhu
snnbstteti tho wrongs Of ostllcr Rids as true as
aver 10 their principles.
Citizens Of OHIO, YOU are charged with great
oh}co, You hnyo 10 give tho world tho asatlr-
snce lint tho people OF the great American Ke-
.hI;c m an {1oltcpt nnti an 1u1ipt1tn,pH .ennIA
Eli their integrity and intelligence may bo
tTusted hlike. md that mpnIind may count upon
thtln in tho forward march Of civilization. co.
treat you not to fail iu 80 glorious duty.
, 1875-09-28

ApAsfs' CHANCES FOR TIE H0rEnycusur.
6rtsia! nsrateh to The CH,eaeo tribune.
.,os1oS, Asss.. Sept. 27.-Tho course Of oronts
IN political ci:cleB tho pnet few davs has been
such aB 10 giv8 no real encouragement to thoac
who look to Massachusetts, to lead the column.
When the first caucnseB were heard from,
and nil tho delegates wero report
cd ~ committed either to Rice or Losinx.
there Was 0very indication that ne should huyc
= Convention worry much ike that wllcn Butler
waB candidate, when tho noses would be all
counted and marked. and tho candidate who
could show tho most was to have the nomtna-
lon. The action Of the Democracy acared the
Republicans, aud showod thotn beyond doubt
that The party was in Tho desperate caao which
callcd for desperate Ten,cuioa. Tls result las
been au Increased attendance Oh all the caucueca
disincliuation to Itcdge mon to any particular
candidate, but general exp, csh.on Of feeling
That only tue strongest man should be nomlnat-
ed. Those who felt that dsfeat under Adams
Ths al honorable dolcAt bave boon very active Of
late. and tho result Is that There arc nj east 1b0
aelesasos whosn tirst cboicu IL Adams. Head
quastors will DO openod tomorrow uoon at the
Na1 State iouse, where the campaign will be
Tssed hotlT. btrango to sav, much Of his
strength cotnes from tha weutorn counties,
WHARF Dr.. Lorsne vas promised bis strongest
support Mr.. ltce's friends claim mora ths
4W Of the 200 delegates chosou, and moss OF
them can bs aepondea' upou to yuto for him
aKalnhe Loring; but. il hlr. Adams develops
my groat strength. 10 will got large number of
thom. Dr: Loring's mon viii stick to him, and 70
over to Nioo rath0r than Adama, In order to psy
np ne "oatefo countiaa for their detection. or
Tue 2oo unpledgod, many Of them arc piodgol
e{ss. o' '1' "'' ''eo " 'o'' 1ot aas ooe
The Daily AdrerIser's returns give tho follow
s1g divisions: lt!oe. 4o7l Lorng, l8l; and M
R!eaGea, or which AdaulB has about Log, 1926.
Total chosen, $780,.
, 1875-09-28
DODGE COUNTY, MIMI.

2pseial Csrrf*t *toH4sHes u Tia EA.tapo 1s7buht.
CoxcoRp. Dodge Co., Mlnn.. Sept. A.-Tha
Fifth Annual Fair of the Dodge County Agncultu.
ral aud Mechanical Society. .closod To-day 1t Dodge
Centre. 1t was Of th.se days duration. There
were not quite 10 many IN attendance - last
year, owing, probably. to farmers being 10 back
ward with thelr work. Ths display of fasm pro-
ducts was vsry good. somo OF the vegetables
such ~ potasoss. beata, oAbbsgss, onions. eto.-
seemsd 10 hAve bid defiance to slvsr.e xinis
sud osher elements which haye teraiIed shts
year, aud we'll doaarvsA 10 be s1htb1sd Tha
samples VI wheat. oats, corn. aud sys. we're very
Floral Hall presented \ beautiful sppoatauce.
,rhs tades bad It hlled to ovsrnowlng with all
aorts Of tholt tapdiWork, s1tistlcstlY arranged.
The people Of DujKa County eau boast OF some
1ne btoodaa ho,ses. both for draft aud Tor p!eAs-
urs also, some remarkable llus boyiuea. Ths
address MAS delivered on the second day BY sen-
stor W!ndom. It WAS u sblo defsnss through
, 1875-09-28

SAN FRaMCISCO.'
6Ax FaANcIsco. sspt. 27.--Coin has been
pouring Into tho Dauk Of California to-day In
paymsnt Of the assessment Of 20 par cent on the
guarantee fund lovtod by the syudlcats Saturday.
About 5000. 900 had bean paid In during the day
1t p. H. Tho balance wll come in tomorrow.
Committees Of the big stock Boards have ruc-
ommendsd thAt both DoArIs Eaaums business on
TussdAy. Oct. 0.
Tho Banks Of California and Nevada being e1-
peesod to open Monday, 1t ID thought that thsro
Mill than be no difficulty In making settlements.
Aod that theFs will be good market Tue feel
Ing In stocks il vasy iivclv thus morning, atribtl.
tao!e to the prospect Of the immediate reopeu-
Ink OF tho BanAs OF California and Nevada and
the looaening OF the money market.
, 1875-09-28
MI.


~ 1dl fs--stna4p'rfrr y Th< EHtaxA 1ffstn4.
tsaelng 9'ati"t, has. organized The Michigan
teEtrs Luton Fair ~ .,clas.an. mid haso puf-
ehasoi an improved ID ac1os tn Irne Itivos and
the 9aR1nsw e 81. Louis Itatoah, midway be-
t~dou. ani ] n miles datan. from, ALMA hud 81,
!.outs. Tle i'rst Espo.stiou siit be h"ll Oct. 6,
6, sni 7. NTH oorn? etiirn npeh u tile Sts,o an
hhf-fare fstca b. the railrotd.
Tbe loniR tountv fAr waa = aucccra in every
resptcl except that tho Hon. j. w. fhli tAileut
to deliver tho kdire4s. THIS rrrnir,s vore
! 4l.3oo. Tho stalion rnce wAa won by isoitfa"cr
md the ftee-foE.All rAco b. Frank II. Time,
2.33.
The Co,nty Fair ht Mason clssed .eatcrd.v,
1t had nearly 400 entrlea, one-thlrd more than
tu any ptay,ou. >asr.
1hs Ehton Connty Fair. a. Charlotte, In soma
departments ~at not clrd1tablo to tho county.
The attendance wM fair. from 4.ND 10 5000
toople belug Oh the g1ouuls some aavs.
, 1875-09-28

tnme months sgo, wns arrested n Philadelphia
t'r mentions cnnduct with 1lttls girls ard
hHally or'ete1 tn ,a committed tn all Asylum,
but MIN escapo1 and casste Wost about two wceka
ago. Tho de:cct Va followed = weet ago. having
discovered bin contso by hia condnct At t'feens-
burg. II. Allan u evidont!y I monnmanthe.
OH arrfsn! hnso, heforo going 10 ahethrrns
County. he In ha'd to have vlstted al tho hoiist1
OF Ill teput0 he Guild i1iecoysr huro ahh At
hlinueap liz, tnt hiA mania II napecitl
Whrn arrested, hn war IN a
m,ilner.sllop. ensenunded by number Of young
glrlh. O1lor",no hc apteata barznIesk and scns-
tie. flo III said u be we'll conn cted in arEy
CIRCLES Tl1e arroRt IL on \ cT'nllna! warrant lint
will rrobabIy result In conlnttal 10 Rn asytual.
WHllo serving aa minister Allen was connected
with tic Uostun ptesbystry.
, 1875-09-28
OBITUARY..

HON. oLhET HAWKINS, ANN ARpoa. Mini
HpsS'ai pispateh 10 3hs Chtaae Trttuns
ANN AAson, Mich. Beps. 27.--A telegram this
vtssnoon from OTTAWA, Ill.,, announced the
ssath Of the Hon. Oiney IlawAins, OF tA.s city,
Hho had gona to Ottawa on bnsiaeas. liz was .
ssll'kno"n lanJor ot this State, came to Ann
Atoor whcn 1t was In its Infancy, aud has grown
up with 1t. He has always identified himself
"!sh The anteresta Of tho county aud State. lie
"as elected Henstos in 1852. He died Of
Assstdlseaso. Ho lssves widow aud t4.eo mar
nea dauRhtefs. Mrs. Graham. Of Chicxgo Mrs.
0ss. Palmer, OF New York City, lilo asu leaves
oae unmarried daushteE-jeuuio. Deceasea
~ Upwards Of G3,
, 1875-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS,

spte'a! Uspatch to Ths Chteaao Tribune.
ALTON, ILL.,, Sept. 27.-Ths Democratic Con.
7ent'on OF Madison County was held Ut tho
Goart-Honso In Ed'ardsvs1lo to-day. Tho Hon.
Z. II West, Of EdwhrjsyllIo, was rermaueot
uhA'mAo, and a. Finke, OF CollinAyille 6ccrc-
Afy: Hugh L. Dasle Of Alton, was nominated
1ot ADHESION aud Tsoasurer; Abraham Allen. Of
gov Douglas, for County Commissioner, and
ausJsyor.
rrtE QUO CAMPAIGN.
CoLuMnus, O., Sept. 27.-,rho Democratic aud
3MHePan!icsn ~ commlttees have agreed that Con.
N,' MN,oodfoFd. Of New York. aud Gen, Ewing, Of
Ve,o, shau mant IN Joint diAcussIon OF tha hnan-
, 1875-09-28
Suicide.

Sptttal Dispatth to The Caieaon Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Wa.. sept. N.-The corpse Of
Joseph Bon,scb. = German Jew. wsa found In
Asnomineo Marsh to-day With evidence OF sui
eide. An inquest was hold and = verdict ren-
dessd in accordance with The facts. Deceased
Ees subject 70 titG Of insanity.
Srsetaf U.spateh to Tia CA4eeo~ Tf7b&t1A.
NINxEAroL,s, M1un., Hopt. 27.-Wi1Iia1u Rat
tray I Seoschmin who oAn.e dowu from North
efn rkc1lo Junction yesterday. committed SUI
eide this afternoon a. tho st. Jamss Hotel by
taxing poison. lilo had beon on ! prokrsctsu
4psee, from which DO VAS just soooys1ing.
, 1875-09-28
POLITICAL.
LOCAL.
TIE eEFENTu WARD,


Thorn v,s a meeting OF tho citizens OF tho
gsyen,h Ward nt 699 South lialated streos lust
ayenne tot the purpose Of organizing ward
club. Join Hickey called the mootine t. order
and nominated John Griffin to act "a Chairman,
which vas carried.
Tho Chairman stated tito object of lilo mcot-
Ing, whict, "aa to organize ward club for tho
parpose Of aolectihg a good tn1 Trustworthy
mau to represent them in tho Council.
William naleigi, moved that committee of fivo
bo appointed by tho meeting 10 rlescnk namcA
Tic Glib. which was carried. William RsieigA
James O'Neil, II. A: Wholey. lanes Doolcy. and
John Gljl.in wero elected nj suGh committed,
Wam Raleigh moved tlsa. tho club ho called
Che Ci t2onB Independent Club Of ttia Seventh
Ward, Carried. Iohn 1Gic1soy moved tint a COM
mit.co Of Il'ree be appoi1,te1 by tho Cnalr to
draw up constitution and bylaws for tho gov
erutpent Of tAe~ CLUB. ca'ried. Johu Hickey.
Il, H. WhoIey and William Knlloy woro appoiIt-
ed. with tue addition Of tho Chairman and Score
tary. Tho meeting adioarnei to meos Saturday
night at the samo placa.
TH1nTEENTH WARD.
The Thirtoanth Ward Opposition Club hctd
meeting At tiicir roons. Nd. D93 Wet aia,iiHan
street. last oyeulls. and elected tho following
officers:
{rtslatnt-w,J j. Frawtey,
ree.tttsirn:-S1. G. l. ancy.
EetTttnrt-t. NJ. CCnu.lI.
TrfdsHFe,-J. Dunn.
E1ttuiire co4nt.ittrx-}. pvnphy, ", J, Fra wleT H.
O. Clsucy, D. 0Day. u. Wclch. r. J. whltt1cssy, J..
Cs1sr!y.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
meeting of Itla .IeiYosaontan Club of tho
Fourteenth Ward was hid iast night in Tam
many Hall, coruer WeHt Indiana aud Llucun
lt1oets, with Mr. ". j. Dunn In the chair
Messrs. Hoton, Smith, Martin, nuI others
apoke. AID thu meeting adjourned.
, 1875-09-28
THE TURF.
THE 8ourHeRX ONO FAIn,

sp<etat Dapakch to Tax Chicago T'rio.ass.
DAYTON, O., dept. N.-The Southern Ohio
Fair opened to-day under tho most auapluioua
circumstances, The weather Ia most delight
fui, aud everything bids fair to hkvo display
which will HurpaHa 10 brtllinuoY and magnitude
the successful Exposition Inst fals, Most Of tho
departments make 6na display. Tho races to-
day woro good md excltlug. Ths trottlng-raco
for purao Of $500 WAS won by Nettie. Time, ,2:5l,
2:i3 2:Al. The running rAco, half milo heats,
three in t1yo. purse $3.50. Was won bv Douglas In
three straight beats. limo. b2tt, 51s4f. aud 6lsf
Special raoes for purse Of sl.5D0 have bean
arranged fur Thursday. In which MolIie sfory1a,
Fred llnopsr, Detroit aud Observer Of Plano,
ILL.,, will be lavoy.teA.
THE IOWA sTATE FAIR.
Spsefdt Dsudtfh 10 IAl Ehtedoa Tribune,
KHoHux. H., Eept, 27.-ThoEe IL every aesur-
hnce that the lovs StAts FMr. uhleh opeued
here to-day, will be fully up to auy previous ex-
htbit,on. All the different department. arc flll-
ing up rapidly. and the aggregate numbsr Of en-.
tres Is very isrge. Among kha noted tsottlng-
hoEara which have alseAdv asrlvod A,o Iiot
Tclnp!c Lothalr. Reconstruction, aud Lady Fox.
, 1875-09-28


KAakAIEz, ILL.,. Bopt. 27.-After q weeks scs-
zion, tho urnnd Jury nlsdo the following prcaent-
monts: Thomas Marin. receiving stolon Rouds j;
William ncnd, lstcouy; Jamos O'Ursen, George
Gilman, aud John Robbins. burglary; CkafIeu
Harvey and s. J.. B]rder. robbery
George Ii. Behch, onadeDce game eams.
extortaag money BY threats John +
Kle,no, e1tort.ng money by hroats; Frank
Maiorow1cs, bribery.
Ihe Beach case, rnendon Of which has 2p-
poa.ed in tho loca! columns Of Tue Tribune,
promises rich developments, Among otAets q
charge Of incest RRninet an old anl wealthy resi-
dent Of this county.
, 1875-09-28

Two faat through trains betxasa Grand Haven
and Detroit are uow beng run daily BY the Dc.
tto,. l. Milwaukee, maGag three hou.s' faster
timo than foIn1sly.
k,at County. Mich, Un,on Fair will begin
1t ufaud ltaplds to-day. Thus far large NUM-
bar of snttlss isyo boon made, and tic nros.
, 1875-09-28

,,- THE TEXAS CYCLONE,
MAsaasa1oS' D. G.. aept. 27.-Ths Signal
olnee reports ~ follows in reference to the ~.
sens cyclone at 1ndlanoa; The lowest bsro,us-
ses occurred On tho afternoon Of Sept. ID when
= stood At "a % incbea with maximum yeloc1
or Nind It the sAmo tins OF SO miles pcr hour.
ptait!es soush Of Indisnola. and seyefal iieht
sssss!nR ~ steamers a1o lying in the same direo-
non from q TO 10 mils4 inland.
, 1875-09-28

NEW YonK. Sept 27.-At lats hour tonight,
Ned o'uatdwin. commonly known as tho Irish
Giant. Was shot and 1t Ia thought mortaily
wounded By his partner Michael PinnolI. The
tno men. who kept liquor ssoro In West
stseet, became ongaRed In quarrel about theiE
business, and F,nnelf shot tbs othor twice, aftor
which he n,ade h4h escApo.
, 1875-09-28

h1t Of his favoTits tl,emo "Chnar TrAnsporta-
tion.' Hn i. strongly in invor ct a uator-co'n-
fLs'. at II from he Mississippi tliroug1, tho
e'raEtsy To tho .eahnar1. In thart. ho belfnvea
tAat prolueera in TO Great Nosthw est must
| hare cheaper outlet before they can really
tfuapt!
, 1875-09-28

rrcts aro o1cnilent for a largo and Interesting
fair. IT. will Inst four dsss.
An h1cut.ion rartv namboEinE 50p, nrGarls"l
BY :!le Sarauhe Band. arrived Al Grand Ijs~cn
yesterday from SAEanac. eBtnysd al excursion
., hzka Michigan. and tauco 1t ths Cutler
Homo, returning Ihst cven1tg.
, 1875-09-28

MONTREAL, Can, Sep. 27.-The Abbo Joseph
Chabers. prominent Catholic +cclossastic, and
Principal Of tho Government bchool Of Art and
Deaign, WAS arreatud IN Saturday afternoon on
= charge Of rapo committed on girl named
Josephine Dcaucamp aged 16 yoarB. At h!a
rooms. un wao committed for further invosu.
cation.
, 1875-09-28
s RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

6ntesat Dtspaseh to Ths cAtcaaa Tribune.
6F' PAUL. Sept. 27.-Mastln D. Clark aud II, II.
f'a'sy moEe dangerously injured by being thrown
nom oas7iagc Saturday evening By . runaway
aotse Finley Is LAWYER. His condition ls 10
Hon Connecticut. 0"Ae
, 1875-09-28

6pFeiaE N4paEh % tn th1e1eo 75'buNk
TERak HAurE. Ind, Sept. N.--1'hc officers
wbo arc atll ut work on the VandAlla murder
case hAye captured man Against whom they
claim to have conclusive evidence. They Eeiuae
to Riyo Aav particulars It present. boing anxious
10 ksep tho matter Qaiot Until alt tho parties Is
caught.
, 1875-09-28

LAST NIGHTS of tie TWO ORPHANS.
1hl. trueada-> Evening, Atpt. ~. POSITIVELY
LAST NIGHT BIT TDt'R af tho rci~tra.sd NcEFE
nASE1S COMBINATION. in shrtr uuriraesi rsr.s-
s.ntAtiru IT JOHN OxESFOHpY adaptAt!un Ut ti4u
Renowned Romantic Drama Of Ths
TWO oEPEEAN9
{For whet the sole right nf production IN tho United
Staten ID vFstcd tn Mr.. II .KEE EASK1S;,
Given with sut4rb trcnic eE-css. sud an uneIu.ltd
cast. c,nlfhtng atE. MeKse Rankin II Jacques Fro
shsrd '.,Knny r.yeA by hicl lso .mes as the Union
y Intre Theatre, Y, Ky. Mf. G. II. yaudcnho6
lntrr, Alas Kitty Blanchard In Inn famous ru,a Ct
lenrcte Originally played By her fsp sIrn"s tse
n:on earnre Theatre, y. ~. Mss Mary Mysy* III
L7ut'a md Nine. Mchels, Of Drury Lane. London.
L. FFachanl
EXTRA SoTlcE.-sests for tho Two Orphans may
b. tecrr~1 At j. BAueF'd Mu3!c Sure Palmer Helas,
without extrH charge,
La. 1.-TWO ontuAH8' MA71SErs we:se..1Ay
Atid Saturday.
, 1875-09-28
rENnecses CRIMINAL ITEMS,

I. $,
MEMrnss, Tenn, gept, 27.-Young Turpin,
vito .As arreatod horo charged with the murder
Of a man uanod Williams, 1t Dewitt, Ark, sud
for whom, roguisstion was made BY Gov. Gar
land Of Arkansas, and = warrant issued by tho
Governor Of Tennessee for hlB delivery to tho
agent OF the Governor Of Arkans ~, waH
discharged to-day By Judge linlseY on writ Of
habeas corpus. on the g-ouud that tho warrant
Haa insufficient in not specifying the crime with
which Turp.n vas charged.
A negro arrested ior tho asHaseinstion Of
James McNeai, Rt Scnnal's Landing, soma weeks
+inco. waa acquitted ut MAlcn, Ark. on satur-
day.
, 1875-09-28
THE TRuANT LEOPARD.

6pseA5t Dspateh 10 fhs CAteaoo 1tthpn<.
Utxc.nsAr, Sept 27.-That Geological lsopard
II st,Il roaming around the roods tn the y,cir1.v
Of In home, It has not bean aeep. and ix snnz
posed " ba hiding now In Dusnat Wooi'x
, 1875-09-28

fxw Yong. Sept. 27.--Judgo uonohre to-day
ort.erol tho extfAdiston to Illinois OF Ciatt. De
GEath, charged with perjory In Alexander
EQ1lntY. iu tbkt SiAtn.
, 1875-09-28

POISONED HERsELf :Ho CHttDPrN,
WkArnERsFaE1.1'. IT., Sept. 97.--:Thn wife Of
EteuezeE Dnuamorc poiHon'i harsolf and abteo
children this afteruoon during tho absoucs Of
hes husb,nd Tho ysuuEe.t. y years Cd, is
dad. il IN thauKht the ata'ts will ,eco7er.
, 1875-09-28

6pec(aI DIsrdtch 70 7As Chsadoo lfsoHnf.
MILWAUKEE Wis, sept. 2.-Louis Hartmaun,
messenger Of tho Frat National Bank Of this
city. WA brought before tue Municipal Court to-
day, charged with stealing valunblo papcra aud
doouments the property Of tho bank, 10 N
amount yot to DO ascertalnod. and hold for tlial
Oh tlraa SCI arato charges.
, 1875-09-28

6ptetat H4paeh to 7at Chiaaoo Tribune.
anAap nAr1ps. Mich, Sept. a7.-Detectsve
Dwyor, Of tbs Albany. N. T., polioe fofcs, came
hors to-day altar ono John Iubet. accusod Of
setting tire to the pattern works OF kothbout d
Oo.'a nlsmmoth sloyo works in Albany, . few
dAys siuce. Tuber wns arrested.
, 1875-09-28

cor AWAY WITH Qyfr 10000.
MnHrnEAt, Lan, Ssrt. 2'.- faItnn TIN af-
hcerdlns tol'cr Of tho Mechsnics' Etnx Of Mou-
tres!, In reported to hnvs embezztcd orer
$ttO, ,0&0.
, 1875-09-28

VIVA broken into laat night snl largo quantity
NJ gs,uttb CARED t;:. 4 iiLfr1 taEa:1 In offered
fur tho Gntetlion of tit u,l. ,..4a.
, 1875-09-28
THE sEtLeFoNra'NE TRAGEDY.


Wo heAr that microscopic examination OF
eome lair found clutched In afisa Laughltn's
hand shoxs that Il was neither hers nor hho'Fs.
but doss correspond with Mrs 8hsll'a. This
ssut has raised conaiderahla doubt in lessl and
olher minda AZ to her Innocence, and throws
painful shadow On The lynching og Shell.