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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-17
THE NEW.YORK PAPERS IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 1G.-The New-Iork
morning papers were received here by regular sub
scribcls this afternoon 10y fast mail train for the West;
but those which were TO have been sent by the Union
News Company which includes all 10 the news dealers OF
the city, failed TO arrive
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THE EASTWARD BOUND FAST MAIL.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1G.-The first fast mail tram
East started from here az 500 D. H. to-day with con
siderable amount OF mail matter. and number of in
YitCd quests.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
BRITISH RELATIONS WITH CHINA.

THE YUNNAN OUTRAGE UNREDRESsED-A hPE'IAL
EMBASSY TO BE sENT TO LONDON.
LONDON. Thursday, Sept lG, 1870.
Renters telegram from Shanghai says the
negotiations relative to the Yuuuan outrage not con
clued The only points settled that special EN-
bassy will be to London and the Chinese Viceroy will
institute a commission OF inquiry into the outrage in
Yunnan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-17
MILK DEALERS PROTECTIVE MEASURES.

At the meeting of the Milk Dealers AssOci-
alton at No 9s Aenst last evening, it decided that
the ease of Mr. knauer for adueratiOn OF milk which
has decided adversely to him. should be carried
spDca higher Committees were appointed to
cali Oh all milk dealers and solicit them TO join the Asso
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"Oh my friends exclaimed temperance
orator, thai had a window III my heart, that you
might all look ia and the truth OF what tell you y
Wouldn't n pain ia ycIr stomach do just Us well T.
asked small boy.
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BANKING HousR or Jom> HALL q Co.


MAtVlN's SAFE CO., 265 Broadway, New
vi York.
GEyILEMFS: MI Bsrger his this day opened the "Alnm
Dry Plaster Patent" Saft male by you which the
last saturday night when three buldngsOur bank
beng ia the center buildnG-were entirely DESTROYED We
pleased lind IL contents wen preserved; IN
fact paper injured excepting by the
with generated by great hest ~ which the
had expo ed. The double Burglar Chest IN
perfect ord md Other valuable therein Vel
by steam I otherwise unnjnNd
Our villa having me- could get
the until the build For hong time the
"A app,-s alarmed all
they fearing the bol and cOud not De
destrucs ion. We cake pleasure In extending
you thanks for the rcction Of WORK. whereby
haIe saved Va liable boa and Very friy yours,
JOHN HALL n co.
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY, AT HUDNuTs. IN
ROADWAY.
fanGC7 Soor. IL. NJ ZOE. Mln hit CT.
Ibpnsgid urIug tic 60 IL Iowcti, So.
ave!agl. 81 %. same nLy, 1914, 67's.
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TUE BEST AND CHEAPEST protection against
BuR,LARY Use box sobi by +. RIDLEY son, Oraudst
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Special Notice

We Offer at retail srE1Ab Class Of SILVER ARTICLES.
suitable for Wedding and other presents at GREATLY
REDUCED line numerous ariele ranging
in value from five to CITY dollars
They are selected Wholesale stock. not beng
adapted 10 that trade, emineny desr
able for presentation. THE GORHAM COMPANY,
No / Bond st.
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THE HIT OF TIFF DAY-KNOX's Fall style of
ecnemens HAS Its beauty dress aud excellono are in
comparable Don't fal To buy hats ~ KSOXs 2l2 Broad
Of FuItonst 533 Broadway, or IN the Filth
Hotel
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RESULT OF TIE COLORADO ELECTION STILL
DOIIRTEuI.

DENVER, Col, Sept. 16.-The returns Of the
election In this Territory in very slowly Arapahoe
Coupty elects majority a the Republican ticket
The Demoorats elocs Of two Councilman
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Many druggists have BURNErr's COLOGNE.
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TIE RAPID Growth

continued prosperity $780, OF DALLEYs MAGICAL
the bcste yidencca of that
boueed For skin Diseases nothing rival IT, 81
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Cheapest Advertising in the World.
KELLOGG'S
Great Newspaper Lists
ST. LOUIS LIST.
CHICAGO LIST.
So so PER LINE.
In the West and North Wee
S2 50 PER LINE.
In the MesL ami southwest

Liberal Discounts on orders Of $50 and 0rer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-17

The public evening schools will open on Monday
Oct 1.
The Traders Express Company Of THIS city Las
gone into bankruptcy
Gov Bedle, after delivering his address at the in-
dustra Institute on Wednesday night rendered
ton residence OF Chancellor Kunyon On High st.
On Wednesday N. Arkadje Zviaglnzeff, Civil Ee-
eineer Of tho Russian Government visited the city and IT
pccte the model 9! BaIors steam canal boat 10" III process
construction. -
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company OF
this orecosng large numter OF mortgages agansi
Howell recently an extensive clothing MANUFACTURER
financial embarrassment caused the failure @ mayor
Perry. o,,, ,,,.,n
Long ISLAND CITY.-Under the new arrangement
Island Railroad Company which went into elect
on number OF trains reducesi to seven day
each Change III time table on TIE southern hsOid
the
,ucei on the Hampstead 20 Iockaway Beach
ONLY trains Running Far Rockaway during the sum
M
, 1875-10-30

tho good women, to whom No have met with no
kilpcrIora in devotion to home duties, chnroh-
privileges and thn wants ot strangers. Tho,o
wAo haVo como from til, far East a7d from tho
iar West, and many from places less remote.
most surely mover forget It or hor kind peorle.
Tho editor Of tho Hes'eyan, L. N, strottop,
md THO Book,Agont ?. $. Kinney. were both ia.
elected tnd u. u. Kinney was also n,euted H.
sistant editor Of tho Wesleyan.
,,Srte,at for,sspondtnee n n. Chicago Trtbtn..
SYCAMORE III. Oct. 27.-This body, which has
beon In rnsn.on hero for nix days e1oaod lats Ia
night. l1c fecrecy question, which hAd given
zion by reconsfdcrinR ani rescfndtng their pa-t
action on that subject, and passing tho follow
ing:
We will on no account tolerats our ministers or
tcnh.rs IN Joining Of holding feinvtlip With sseret
oa.t It IL Inconsistent With our duties to
Ou1 n iIalt auci cuuncctinna.
, 1875-10-30

SttiIat Correspondence # 7ht Chieuao Tribune.
hicAMonE, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-Tle discussion Of
tho sectct'soclety question was continued WIKI
great warmth up to 5:3e o'clock Saturday even.
iug,-the ltey. s1r, 6ayier retaining the door to
hlsli Monday morning. The rule Of the CAurchis
stringent. prohibiting Masoas and Oll Fellows
from fellowship. Tie Committee Oh Rovisals
reported not 10 change tha ruo. but, In 4dtli.lon
to 1t, give earnest advico against minor societies.
Good Ien.plArh 0rangers, etc. This was
ta rccciys tiood TempatS, etc., into tho
churches. The tentimeut OF the Eonfus-
ence was thus divided Mestss, Wariner Haw-
10y. Denpsey. mil others. made exceedingly aps
speeches for tulo excluding Ill socrss societies;
atessrs. Foster, sugder, aud Hardy spoke for
tho report; all agreeing that the Chusrh must
and should eventually COME to r,lio etciul!ng
all secret societies. Tho speaking Oh both sdts
las bcen earnest and abla. Tnosu for = rnlo |
against tho minor societies urGo thai they ara
invented by Frecmasons as tranng-echoo!s Tor
tue old ordeTs that they Are faslloned a!teF tue
same idea that TREY ali nltko Leave Christ out
Or their creed. and so nre Delsttcai anu teach
Uetsln that they llas1en nien By setting young
people, who hAyo no religion. to !ra:t!clng lodge
prayers and TuflGions Tltts, aid 10 arc mAkIng
Ameficans like spanialla xs'd Ae1tcaps, hc.,
who practice religious rites and expect TO 60 to
hcayCu by their religion. Tho other sfs argue
that thousands OF good pooplo haye Joined
the lessor Hocietlaa with good motives and OBJ
iects that it il wroug 70 tre&s all secret socs-
tics alike; that 2 prcseut rte Would eplit tho
WesIeysn connection and loso whole ConfoE-
euceB-
Al Tho Monday morning tesstoa, after
tho usual doyotiuuAl exercises. ]. III. Buydee
(haying tho floor on Saturday when Confer
Tits subject bad oecn discussed ii considerable
length, ind, If all had q hearing, would roquisa
much time, u.arefots, In order to aeve time. It
this Confluence would consent to bring THIS mat
, 1875-10-30
THE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS-A
COMPROMISE PROPOSED.

70 fhs Eaffnr Of Tie CAtcaqo Tribune:
CHICAGO. Oct. 99.-Tho controversy over the
Ilble iu tho common schools Is ono Of great i'm
I,oltance, aud demands careful consideration.
Tho Grayess results, affecting the welfare aud
oven tho pcrpesuity Of tho nation, may spring
from the sostlemoDt Of tho question. OF tho
two classos of contestants, my war1lest symrA-
tl.ies arc with one, aud my lrm consiclions Of
tho corEoctucss Of their position aro with tho
other. Those WHO demand that tho Scriptures
10 read In tho schools arc undoubtedly actuatcd
by tho lnost honorable and coMlneudable
motives, whilo those who would reject the Bible
have, iu my opinion, decidedly tho better Of the
Argument, and neuy of them aro influenced by
oitaily as strong desire AZ their opponents to
render religion and the country service.
11o hiBto1Y OF tho colobratcd Clergyman nogtr
Wi!llanls, Ut Providence Plantations, usay TO re-
c.iiyl iu tbis debate with bonoiit. Yhut ola
worthy and d f1w followers conteuded for fryv-
to.n of worship. aud were oprosod by nearly VII
tho rEofessing Christians Of tho day. Time has.
however, abEAdans!y proven that Williams aud
in.i.lols mud Atheists Of that Griud, wore III tho
right. and Ills oppsacnss wcro n The wrung. and
all denominations of Christians NOW rejoico ut
tho iiual triumph Of tho principles which he
esronsed.
proye thAt tho adyocAtea OF Bblo SoLeution In the
schools are siglt even il they could say thai the
prevailing sentiment of the professlux Christians
Of tAo country wora with tAem-a clsim, how
ever, which / an, by no means prepared to eou-
codc to them 40 accurate. should thew make H..
Tho great AFFECTION to tho compulsory roten-
lion OF tho li!hlo IN tho common schcols is that
such = course u atlsaleA by yiulatiuu OF tho
conscientious scruplea Of tho minority; tho
lsoluan Catholic objsctin8 to King Jamsa' vsr-
SOU. tho jew to tho Now Testament, tho Prot
tstaut to the pouaY VetdlOn, AMI tho lptilet to
any scripture whatovor. IL i. aaid that tho ulal-
tor Of versions il lsiyi4l7 I svpiy that, as a
Protestant, ! du uot leaire, nor would couseut
to. MY chilaa being taught ITO do peuauco. b..
hese, aud b baptized" tor think he should be
instructed 10 repent, bcleyQ. aud Ia hapsizoa." "
, 1875-10-30
HCDSOX AND BENNETT.

An Incldcne OF prcss-Competttion
r,rcutr,ftrc xrur. Arn.
~ n. rGto- ~ 7ts cl,.ooo T,,Iu,..
r"",..as' ~. m 1I'a ..a';' ,.,.
tAieA"o' w" 4ue l'ah'o ocatn w fFea
Hudson recalls An incident in tue mind Of the
wEitor,-wlo was associated with alr. Bennett
enorcv Of Mr. IIudson,s chsrac,cr ~ .n.i ~ Mr nrns @
,,".t., s,,.s.r',.,s ~ .as.;,'.s " ~. n.......
nos. nn''"ehu'' y. 'nasis US ''.' nemne1'
ea'd he won!d' tho A'fo" tho Lopaon 7t"'es
OF Ansozica.'
In 1871, nfser tho Cunard steamers we,e ca.
tan1tshed. tn run at first from Liycn,ool To 1,os-
.. W ~ -" - -..,. 80 " no'
.on' she fie'oa to'n1eo M an'aneo o "an ane LOS
ton Mah; shen tho paper o1 sls' bradley. Ias
through, George Roberts, Of tho Doetou Times.
II a. b.nnoooa tt,,t I'm unm.,,o,,tl,r atoo,r,.
.,a,.i.f, a.,,,-,s, ~, as..s'.'., 49,. ~
was o'sne'so VI. s'Asu'aa5 ai'ciaoon ao"u 'ue
hay, at c!nck' 1t was at tie t'mo or tho dis
puto about tho - Northeastern boundary qucs~
tIon," Public expectation wae on tlptoe, as a
snoc,a1 Ninistor was eruectcd 10 ar-fvc md ,ro,t
10, a.. namo.,n,o,,, si'os,t 80 1an,,,a1 .as.i
,ors sa " wv NAM" DA' "D'"' 'A' 4'7FD's1 's'S''
X reporter from each paper boarded the
steamer uon,e niIcs from t],e citr. THE arr,nooz
n,cnta ~ thu y;mc, waro .ho ,noxt con,,,1nto
,aM o. "s'o o ~ III. iou. t,. 's ua;I.,
Company running IN connection With tue Ston-
inSton htcatncrs 70 hold tue train at lcast one
hbuy,|thc Tcku'ar tune OF starting being
T. o'clock. 1lln steaMcr got nigh tho
city about 4:i3, aud tue TIMES man.
with single Pspcr he got from passenger, got
into boat, fowed ashore, whore cab was ia
waiting at1d sf'od on Tor tho TRAM 1uBt a. it was
sil,Maled to start. There rt's no other Ar.o York
train earring uht| Noh1dy HiJhf. Tho tneescn-
FER with this paper, continuing important noWs,
exclusively Of nil others, eut curly into New
naTon: anu chartered steamer. arriving ~ Now
York at M early honr Sunday morning. Ms. N.
y. Geaeh wns then proprietor or tho sun, pub.
hshcd at the corneE OF Nassau and Spruce streets.
where tho Tribune now il and tho Herald WAS
located in Btlal building In Ann street, About
, 1875-10-30
THE uEMON OF !:irEMPERAhEt.

K<hiE at Ae &4ts Ttmp-rone foa, sss driI Gales.
H.
0rr srno III the E,t Vii &C t.4r LII bowed,
IN 'he azure hung foutins 3h' ustntis's e;o;iL.
Mitch. aashiALG thr firm ot l"aneruHa bell.
Filled tns ali w.A the "..l Of it, u,ns,o:a ku:Ia
In vision above NJ, then i.nras ou our view
\ rnro comet. Of brilliant au4 wuI,anrfu hue,
Like Bcrlent II ir- "u tile tilrG pal Ut niknk.
AID predicted tho doo'l Of lsusns w:tilefiug blight
There wern borne to tho Thr1ne, w the hearts aara
rle.,lug v,sds !fe tho sounds Of = sweet.tond iyra
Then, tn INSTRUMENTATION, Aroeo in their lliHui
SuDls women Of zlon. to lat,lu Tor Right.
The ,u,c s.therlug strength ~ il rapidly pa,aa,
shuok the E-rth with thu 1oscs Ut tho husricanet
While trumpet proclaimed, with ,.s claroa-cry,
Let tnr de.,oa Ut lostlsolus latemler Auee do
Then tho breath Of tho North. from m ice-coverst
Cast ii. vslnr atof. on swift wtuzs to the cloud;
Til tns in s gr4uaeus burst forth In lhs We4t;
Seut low sweet response from her land of 1owers
TIL tho hnah and tic hgt4dh of promising land
Aatu ualsud their power witt this Eeaoluse band.
lite tbs dauahar Of r1ne.l, they como 10 for+teE
In each fteus baud urfalsed Xleans tho glittsring
The wai.s ss.ol Of Ps IN their left thsy ssoh hold
liz tres ue ho wanasu U.aa onss oss
"it Is only taio OF the tlmcs Of old !"
rrts song Of tradition, the blot Of whore tears,
QUE which lipa IAle with angulsh eou+ul.rey t.ll,
i,,.d @ ~ hr.fii,,, =. M - ~. @ a.t 4a ..n.
~ ~. ~ s,,.r ctrctea y se.rst .m en gave
,rhnr, -u.1 iot,1.t.4,. ,.,..t...
"a'fs S r. o''oossias pospA''et0o eseo 'ata9ooas
Eb.rn . .,ro, nrs.I3.a .r,h.,t,,, h ,-o.t
Ana her hsir OF rch snnbtr Shsrs uistsninv nesr,s
AtuId 1s.-weed law trambinu IN mig fosttIa cIr.,
AMI eva. Of xass sne,,tor hal tLs tourh of whoss
broath.
te ths loases Of he upas brought vtptons Of aesth
II hrt hend shn i,rI, fort iiko m Anvsi nj fracr
Tlo crsYaI rlaice whose notou ufos Id could etfaco
EtFuno srr1s srs fnF &tts n1r aEafkths
And young heads weru bowed round the jdolAt.uus
ahrius,
QuAfnnx Jrcu OF the poaop 70 charming 10 take.
Hexriug huss Of thu rauIow ths f,uxs Of tbs 1lats
1rsvtns rc1uas and Jssth in Il. d,.o!,ts n,th.
Wtth hs.rts er,yhsI IN is ruius, sad hotpos in is
blight
AMI au1ir.rs1no eorpaa for f1oas t.ayen,v 1tpht-
Fur tn h,ra to hear IN their ~ NJ urxiuv tiis
ID ,i1a n.aistru;n Of isl III ths RrAudaur and pride
- e1S 1''"N'"'0 - ''.'
wn.t s.a sa.s mutt tho Angela In Heaven thsp shsd
, 1875-10-30
PAGES

dimensions: III. establishment If mrlctt Ettt"o-
tatr, with ,tA .ttutsg Ifrstytrr1'f i'll tsf. rfr!t
able t4w1I, pl Ii" tltr,. i rst.."!sl+ii u l:l- f:
Founding sliisI.tt, hy :.- y .i''-ia ii Ia.Ai n
want.
I'I,n Essllnp eonc!nlra hi. craay With sen-
totcs w,uct! mill hrar very tf1sn inspection:
tut wa lEEutsraio mir T1tne!rles rnOse practical.
~, II Lteptnth ia /, lie ~tty Hrsrst.
Thc1e arc other Anbjccta In your corresronEt-
e,,t's article which may s.o noticed again, Jho
alllsous n tl1o Hfcthodint ElIJrel, will be con-
HG,red whom tnocta!lY treating Of the uniuu Ut
alo,uodlats and Epi,copaliat-.
4 f.oyEn or Csl1y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-08
FIRE-ENGNEERS CONVEN.
TKON.
MEDAL for BraVery-ImpOrtant Reports
Hnd Suggestions Affecting the In
terests OF Fire OrganI.
zatiOns--Etc.

New. GORK, October The fire en-
glneers' invention met again to-day, Chief
hendricks presiding. The Bennett medal,
presented for acts OF bravery and herO ism
performed at fires, was given to A. NJ. Mitch
ell foreman 0. hook and ladder No. Il, for
saving mans life at the risk OF his own DUR
II Z aTe % No. 10 Pearl street, short time
age.
An invitation given by Chief Bates was &C.
cepteds q witness a parade of the fire depart
ment OF this city tomorrow, and al a later
hour IN the day TO be present at an exhibition
by the corps NJ sa upers and miners at q D Jint
not far distant rom the city.
Chief Bennett asked and received leave to
substitute report for the one given last
event. by the committee on the Importance
OF DermaneDce 4 the positions of chief aud
assistant engineers, The committee recon-
msnded IhaL parties holding these post tons
should be men Of energy, Self-reliance and
education. aud every worthy and capable
man should be retained an the department as
long as possible. This report was received
and adopted.
Me~srs. George 7. Hope and H. H Hall were
then, on motion, elected member Of the com
mlttse appOin ed TO name the topics 10 be
discussed Al next years convention.
MI. Hope was called On for sn address, to
which he responded. and during his remarks
he declared that the greater number OF fires
that occurred Ia 4 city, the greater benefits
accruiug TO insurance companies. Fires could
take place too frequently 10 prevent in
sursnce companies building up their pre-
mium-, but the latter were interested 10 some
extent, Jnat the ire shOuld not be too large in
extent.
Tue chairman was empowered to sppoiul
com mIttees TO consider topics TO be reported
on at next years gathering, number OF invi-
tEtiOns were received aud accepted, and the
committee on FIRE escapes and ladder extern
sions were gwen unit! the next convention 10
make their report.
After recess the special committee appoint
cd TO report upon uniform thread and the
dimensions OF hose-couplings, recommended
that the in Ide diameter OF couplings should
be w and Il lye-elgntss inches IN the clear and
that the outside be three and one eighth
inches exclusive OF the thread, and including
the thread three and three-eighths inches, an d
The number OF threads 90 the inch should be
eight.
The convention adjourned 20 meet in the
morning and proceed in a body to the review
Of the fremen in Union square,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-08

THE news from Friars Point is not as
satisfactory as we co1ld wish. /. DOES
not say that peace has been restored.
But il does give assurance that the white
people, wilhCu: regard to party, are
banded together for the restoration and
preservation Of the peace in future. The
beligerent colOred sheriff has fed, and
A!corn has satisfied Attornsy-General
Pienc2ont. Ames hes been teIegrsphed
10 by Brown who is a fugitive in Hele-
ma, but nothing hss yet been heard from
J" ". He nay possibly send the colored
militia, cf which the Jackson l-iJot talks
so giiblg, IL so, the troubles are not at an
end u not, We shall have peace.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-08
Attachment NOtice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-State Of Ten
nessee, Shelby county-NO. 2}22-Neal q Co.,
a firm composed OF &. p. Neal, II r. Tar
water and S. D. Snydle, vs. J. q. Metcalf, jr.,
Il Co, arm composed OF j. &. MetcaIf and
John Panant.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3455 Of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned " levied upon the
property of the Defendant" and afidavit
having been made that ghe defendant is Justly
indebted TO the plaintiff in the sum Of four
hundred and eighteen dollars and twenty -four
cents, with interest, de by acceptance OF a
draft drawn on them, All that the defen dants
are non-residents of tbs State OF Tennessee:
tits therefore ordered hat defendants make
their personal appearance before me, Jan es
Hail, J. P, on the 18TH Gay Of November, 1876,
at 10 o'clock am, and defend said attachment
suit, or the same will be proceeded with ex-
parte; and that copy 0f this order be pub
lished for four successive weeks in the Mem
phis Appeal. This 7th Gay of October, 1875.
JAMES HALL, ]. p.
Metcalt Il Walker. e''y's for pl'tins, fr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-08

SINCE Colonel Chilt0n and Ex-Com.
missioner ould have positively declared
that Mr.. Davis IS IN no way responsible
for the Andersonyille horrors, and the
names Of Judge Campbell, ex assistant
secretary Of war, and Colonel John Tay-
iorwoodp Of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and
formerly Of The Ex- Presidents staff,
have been mentioned as knowing some
thing Of the fac!s, we think it in order
Tor them 10 come to the front and de-
Glaze what they know. We hope that
ID the interest OF the t'u.h OF history, no
'ess than for Mr. Davis's cake, they will
give the public all the information they
are Togsessed Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-08

The surviving members of the old
Seventh Tennessee cavalry are in camp
near Brownsville, and will to-day form
ally celebrate the occasion Of their
formation and muster into the Copfed-
crate service. Last night was spent at
me camp-fires, when, no doubt, old and
s,lrring memories were revived Of the
stormy period Of civil war and events
that have passed into history. To-day,
speeches and tlssts are in order.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-08
ST. LOUIS.
Change Of Railroad Superinte ndents-
The Missouri Republicans EndOrSe
the Administration.

ST. LOUIS. October Colonel W. r.
Arthur resigned his position o. general SUI
peTintende1t Of Inc ~. Louis Kansas Lity
and Northern railroad, ana N-JoI James =.
How, for q long time secretary and aymaster
Of the TO d, has been aEpOiu-td acting super
inIendent
The Republican State Cert.ii cUmCittee
met here yesterday, ten OF tu= thirteen con-
gresBiOnRl districts Of the state being repre-
sented. The following re-OluttOn was adopt u
Resolued, That the efforts % the administra-
ton 70 purify the public service by VigJr-
Gus prosecution OF all officials and other per-
sons charged With the commission OF fraud
in any and all departments Of the govern
Inent. deserves the heartiest innorement Of
tue Republican party throughout the cOuu-
try, ana are emphsticaIly incoIsed by the
committee.
There was some discus -slon on the
subject, OF ths new State constitution, TO
be submitted to the people at the next elec-
uOn, but no definite action was taken.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-08

CINCINNATI, October THE second
days races at the Chester driving park, which
were postponed yesterday or account OF rain,
occurred to-day. The attendance was very
large and the weather fine, but the track was
still too soft, although efforts had been made
to bring it in good shape.
First Rdce-2:45 class, Tor purse of $500; six
entries, and four started, Little Boy, Black
smith Maid, Lady X. and Clement. Lady K.
won the first two heats and Clement the next
three and the race. Time, POL, :501a, 2:49R.
Second Rdce-2:25 class, for a purse of $3.50;
seven entries and five started, Tanner Boy
Kate Campbell, John w. Hail, Tom Brown
and Scioto Belle. Five heats were trotted, but
owing to darkness the race was not completed
Tanner Boy won TWO heats and Hall one; the
fourth and fifth were dead heats between Tan
ner Boy and Hall and Hall and Kate Camp
bell respectively. Time, first heat, 2;}91a; sec
ond heat, 2:36. This race will be completed
tomorrow.
Third Rdce-Was dash of two miles fof
500. Enllster won, beating Mai nsail Wsr-Jig
and MOdOc in the order named. Nar-JiS was
the favOrite in the pools. Time, 3:9l.