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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14

THE Hayes-y cloud is not so thick as it
was on the morning after the election.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14

The MassillOn Independent is sad over
Jarvis. How is neighbor Tom2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14

STARK COUNTY gave Allen 20 majority
two years ago; now 26S,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14

FEssLER over Ellison for County Treas
urer about 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14

THE premium list of the Fair next
week. Election interfered this week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14

WooLEN goods have fallen off ten per
cent. since last year. .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14

The vote of Ohio on Tuesday is proba-
bly over five hundred thousand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14

STARK COUNTY! Hip, Hip Hurrah!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14
IOWA.

DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Oct. 1S.-Retrrns re-
ceiyed at the offices of the State Register,
up to this hour tll:30 I. n.y., indicate a
Republican gain OF about l5 per cent.
over the majority Of that party in 1874,
when it was S,744, and 20 per cent. of
the Republican majority for Governor of
1873 There are very large Republican
gains in Gonie counties, and Democratic
gains in one or two. The best informed
Republicans estimate the majority for
Kirkwoo1, Republican candidate for
Governor at $4,000. The returns thus
far seat in would make it larger than
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14
THE LATEST.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 12.-There seems to be
! little doubt ut this hour (midnight) that
the Republicans have carried the State,
though from the mass of classified and
unclassified dispatches that have been
received at the headquarersof Of both par
ties it is impossible to arrive at any close
approximate to the majority. Enough
is known from the gains reported for the
Republicans to satisfy the leaders ofthe
Democracy that disaster has overtaken
them. With Cuyahoga county Republi-
can by 1000; with franklin dropping her
Democratic majority TO 1900; with Pick
away, Hooking and Fairfield falling away
behind their usual figures, it isnot tneces-
sary to point TO the Reserve and attrib-
ute our losses 10 the superior discipline
of the Republicans in their own strong
holds .t' ..4....t i.,-l =
The Republicans are claiming the
State by 5000 to 10000, though they
have no data fix itupon than the mass
Of disjointed and fragmentary dispatches
that have been arriving all night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14

ANN CGLuMBUsi Oct. lS, 1875.
To the Hon. Hendrick B. Wright, Chair.
man State Democratic Committee
Philadelphia:
The State has gone for Hayes by a
small majority. Tho returns indicate
that the Democracy polled.a vote thirty
thousand larger than was ever cast for
any man elected Governor of Ohio,
Our defeat was the. result of the most Law
ish expenditure of money which ever
characterized political contest, the coll
onization orfraudulent votes, and the in
PRODUCTION Of the false issues on the pub
lie scnools, whicllexcited the preiudicea
and bigotry Of religious hate.
(Signed) JonN G. THOMPSON,
for Democratic Executive Committee.
, 1875-09-22

Young Fisher in Jntl, s.IkC n Common
t'etn,,-,rtae Efoston I'nstmnstrF Like.
~ In Remain in UEttCc--ApPolMt.

Youn4 Fisher in Jntl, Like n Cannon
tetnu-'rhs EfustOn I'nstm nstrr Like.
II tu Kc.nnin In OFticc-Apaoint.
ment%, Exc.
g.~etal L.patth to Tar Cateaaa 7rfhun'.
WARRINGTON, D.. e.. Hert. N.--Ih" afFeht.
la.s night. Of Young Fishar, 1aht haHIhsart
to hi1 father ~ District Astotnes'
for making annY with pra'entmphs"s
appeal londs, indictments. and oshef
similar cour: Janors, las boon expecsed. Tho
cl.'pr.t iE kept itl confinement, and nnoweo no
prisilcgea that are mt accorded to other prihon-
orr. 1hc citIzonh a,n very much excited, aud
1lo,eful That thia is tho b"gitnng oil
the end. It appca.s that 4 recent dina
grecmoht haa nprung up teswcon Judge
Fisher on tho ono eide mi Dick Harrington aud
A. u. Williams, Of Hafe.burgary notor,ety. On
the other, which t!o ryh.eouh ate prnying may
be sho ncsna Of rpeoli!y furtho:n3 the oads If
iastico by revelation of thu eec.cta OF lilo
1sing.
Tho President hns appointed William +. Green
Collector Of internal Eerenua for the Sixth Dig
trict Of TounoAneo; William calfrty. Of Ssbfas~
l.aud District. Ile has also signed tho cnmais-
s,n of Alexander Wnt2, of AIaha'nn, 10 le
c:.ief~1as:!es q Csah ressitasy.
Postmaster burt arrived hero today, md ob-
! taite1 all early lt.torves w,sI tho Io.tulatter-
General. Mr. je eli wa4 not over cordial III hin
rccstt,on Of tho 1'oatop Postmaster. whoR" To-
| nnvAl Inns already bean virtually made.
althoaHh i noT;. seems rfobab'" that
he will hs altpwo1 to remain IN
nsH bond had boe,, executed. asnl Mould arnse
hero within twonty-four lor1rD tlsue. This fair.
I: nnnp!u*aod tho rostnlaster.Genera1. for IL fo-
Inoyed tito aole ca'ass unsigned by l'in
| In Ills letter to hurt for dls-
missing the latter 1or.n lad written
a latter iast week Ipform,n9 Hist that ho llt'
| allowed five months to roll around without
! A!ipg pew bond. notwithstanding rspeatcf
I tenltndera le'ealIout from the DepattNo't
| such failure vu,ild 10 accepted by tho bepar!
| 1nent NJ q resignation of tho Office OF Fortunate
| n l;oBteH. Tie statement whs added that tn
name of tho Hon. Edward s. Totoy had htH'
| p.eees.ted 10 tie President al tue nro7er man t.
succeed lIuEt asltl that tso days n!ter tho receil'
| OF tllis latter tho uffco should DO }lnced T.
cils:ge Of a!r. Totey. Up to the hou
Of closing bueinea4 this afternoon r
| word from the President had hecn received b
| tho PbAtMaater-( (ionesll in relation tn tHA caBf
| which is now decidedly complicated II proha
bis that the whole thing may be An.oothed orel
a,ll that Burt will sonain i'll Office for was!o .
least.
supervisor. 0riglcy aud Halt havn Eone t
New York and E:s:oI, to look into tho bu>iacs
Ut appralsing imported merchandise, Ihla II
vebtigMtiou is brought about by the detetsnih'
tton of tho Treasury Department to snqHIra ~
p,aisinS of!.ccgH to make frequent ranostR. Gil
ing tho rates Of their appraisemcnta OF all kilt
| OF merchandise. III order TINT An uniform ave-
age rate msJ bc established.
, 1875-09-22
TIE ST. LOUIS WHISKY TRIALS.
Tho Effort to E8nvo The 1ndjctm cnts
1Nnk}tcn-J1Yr4s

THO ka11QF1 10 &0AFC lNN AAua2k4AEA*~
&lunshcd-J0ree.
sre-tat D.spateh to Fhs Chka4o 7s7aunr.
B7. I.nu1s, No., Sept. 2l,- Tho arsun.cnsd on
the den,ur1ors in The whisky caseH Toss IT.
sumed III tho United States Circuit Court thla
moruiug. Dis.1ict-Attorey Dyer opened for
tAo Government. His ct1orts veto MAINLY con-
fiucd 10 replies to the arguments ot sha
defendants' counsel. on the point that
tue indictments against tho defendants arc do
foctiyo II. charging the'u with committing mis-
deu,ca,.ors instead OF fe!ouies. l1e occupied
tho attention Of tho Court for About al hour.
aud vas followed By al.e uou. John D, Houdes-
so1t, who spoke for abou. the Bano length Of
t,ms, K,u,n and Noblo made short replies,
after which tho &,ourt adjourned Unit! .. n.
justico Miller announced that Ae would Take tho
caso under adxlsetlrut. anu It ~ tu!lo probable
that 10 will ropdcr decision to-inoE1o" Of next
day. Tile defendants Ho oil quite hopo-
ful that tho indictments will be auaahed: Col
.1nhn Il, Joycc, e1-l:eYeuuo Agent hnVtn4
i,ea1, srrvstel .,,scr MI Indictment preferred
arai,,st l,,u, at Jefferson City, obtniuod viii oi
hIheas cptpus this afternoon from, Justice
Miller 10 prevent his being taEen to that point.
Tl.e u,ain ground OF the application fol
tlo writ ID tho TACT that Joyce Il
on tr.at befof1 the Circuit Couyt
irEs, snu that the Court II Jefferson City has
no right 10 tako him OUT Ut tho Jurisdiction ol
Ills Court until hlB eays hero IL declded. The
wit mas mada roturpable IN slrss days.
, 1875-09-22

se pou,oc.at, arc prac4ici5* T., ''sllo'.'.s unns
1,,.mocrssic ,ox epapors such ~ ~ ~ .'rs,
ft,,nccrat oposly Rny that ll'or party vii
Tho election "reacoab1y il 10 cam f"rc'b'y u
wc mnst.'
Tho campaign In Tisconaln COOS braSn|J On.
,r,,o Sta.c il bIssrtd with \ number OF c'oser
.,,ors. g|,o know how To give and tnko hard
Knocks; and tho 1lopublican party does not suf-
fer 10 lilo contest. Hacf, Journals ~ tho Mil"
,.ujtee St7,tinet, tho Madison Journal tho Ii
cs:ssc Republican nnd leader. tho Eau Claire
1rfe Press, md tho Fond du Lao Commonwealth,
sse credit to tho party.
Tlto Iora newspapers keop tho 1Ion. Shaphard
1,cf1lcr pretty warm BY oSorhAullng the facts o1
hin Congressional cagecr. Thcto taotns to ho no
t]o,,bt tha. lss did grab about $1,000 In tho way
of estra mileage, being paid 40 ccnte milo for
i SIT miles zach way bet~eon bts!lngtou and
Hashtpg.on Tho only tlofouso or qualification
1e offers h that tho t'nsgeant.nt-htuas gave him
Ito ,pouey Without ask1ug any qsosssons
An 'ntercstiug political eTcnt Ia 1linos vii!
tc tho election Of county ofdcosa in sanghron
county fox woekg hence. Tho parties are
,ery ovoulJ n,n:cl,od there, especially Binco tie
democrats have abandoned their llo'orn attach
nent. The Springfield journal bn!ioses thatths
N2pubcana may reasonably utpect to win.
The election takeH place at the safio time 10
other counties throughout the State, but tho
chief interest attaches to tho result in Cook AMI
EnpcaCapn.
, 1875-09-22

Tbs Indians Conference, at indianapolis, ad-
iou,ned ut u0on yesterday with t4o leading q 4
list Vt appointments by DiHho'' Foster. Tho
Conference meets next year as 1tockport. spsn-
CTR County.
Tho Assistant United Staten Treasurer Of No"
Cork City, q, II, Patterson, IL In cs'Eo, Ah' on
xla1t tu hia fEiaudA.
Tue body OF Capt. nain, lost on tho schooner
Ououda2a Ut Ci.lrago, arrived II bHhan yos'e1'
day uoou. Tho funeEu nil DO hrld eo-day'
Au election wss hold At tfoopost, 1!t' {ea.sf-
aav nnn,, thn nuostiou OF tho puTth2ae by tho
az Of additional grounds fot ossmosery puE" '
rosos. 4 small vo.S WAS po!lcd. Tho praposi-
lion wAs defeated.
Fishing 4ud shooting stu goes o. q !, pe*sa.
haon ratLsr cool. ". E. 5lil!or. Of Chicago.
took By himself yeste1aaJ ~ pounds os PIKE
and piokerel
Tbs Fsrmsss' Inasituts, inaugusstsd by thu
Niolisxo Htsts board q Agslaa!A1h 70 dasspsss
, 1875-09-22
FAIRS.


CIsc1SaATl, Sspt. 2l.-pnb!lc interest Ia tie
Cincinnati Exposition ID steadily on tho Increase,
~ IL shown by tho large percentage OF gein IN
receipts NJ compared with last yc:-. The grand
feature OF to-day w2s in tho horticultural De-
pattment. wlero Ill tho fourth t[oral display
large premiums were offered for cut-aow*ra aud
g.a2,iotusos. Home Gosist. took rssu.!asns III
tao former ciAss aud in tho latter cass the high
est swaeds were msle to Ja,ues Vlck, OF lsocles-
ter, N. T.. who exhibited nearly tb0 varieties.
On Friday next an aggregate at F1,2M will be
offered in premiums tor dlfferons varieties u
dora! display, aud It is expected that thoso unu-
eual!y large prizes will produce Eli exhibition un-
paraelel In America.
, 1875-09-22
FINANCIAL.


MONTREAL. Can, Sept. 2i.-Tho Acchantcs
Dauk pf Montreal has suspended.
MONTREAL sept. 3l.-Tho Directors OF tho
Mecbanscs' Bank tave issued b ttatesnent saylug
thst IN consequence Of tho discovery OF serious
dsfalcatious Which Interrupted negotiations in
rrog.ess for au,alsAmat.on with another, laak,
l,onlng statement, they deem II the1f al1y lo5
tho batter protection OF I'LL interests tu suspehi
payment for tho presant. Tho lntereats ot I'LL,
holders aud 4opositotp are fully pTosectodt anu
the Directors houo ut an estlY day 10 make snGa
III arrangement ~ will secure tue best pos4splo
realization Tor tho 1haEe4o!de1S,
, 1875-09-22
ELSEWHERE.
NFlJ3 {t(y.M4t. Ill.,

NEAR GILMAN. ILL.,
speefal Dfspatth 10 The Ch.eaao Tribune.
KASKAHEE. ILL.,, hopt. 2l.-Tho residence OF
Arthur Hicks, = lniica south of Gilman. burned
this 1norusag. Tho adults Of the family we're
ahaont, aud 4-ycar-od Child was burned to
death.
At DEXTER MICH.
DENo1T, Sept. 21.--A iilo 1t Dexter, 1Ich.. at
q o'cluck thss eyening, destroyed the sash and
htiud factory and cider null owned BY rhelpa Il
Bill UruB. Lubs about 3l6, Uu0. No inalsahce.
At ALTOs, ILL
Sptef.' D,snutch to Iie Eatcoao Tribune:
A1.Tna. ILL.,, Sept. 2l.-vhis 1norn,ng about
o'clock fire broke out in frame building on
oancd by 3trn. Singleton. which wns. with tho
furniture. entirely consumed. Loas, sl,oop !;
no l!lHlsanco.
At aA1rsarno, ILL.,
Sptttat ni,pash 10 I.:s c:j:aao Trt6ant J.,
GALrsnrEo. ILL.,, 6Upt. 41.-At IL o'clock th1s
mornluE tIro broke out IN tho 1alosburE Nov
elsy Iron Works. After burning q considerable
PARTON Of thu roof il wa e1tinRuihhed. Loas,
$auO; i,lsurod.
At SPRINGFIELD, I'LL.
SrnlSas,ELp Ill, Sept. 2l.-Lste last night
Leland stable. now suDstanliAl brick building,
waA dlscusefcd to bo OIL fire, and, potoio roc
na,noB could bo pnt ont rs TOYS OF hay. ioa
bu l.ols Ut oats. i00 bushels OF corn. aud Que
scorchoj ncforo he oould 10 got out. Tha loss
IL about $3,0uu.
AT SoRVu ATTLEaono, MRsB.
rHoy1pgScE, II. J., hopt. 2l.-A fro broko
out tnia eyo,Ill'g ln the a.lyerwato mandatory
Of ii. Whiting Manufacturing Company, Nofti
Atttsboro, MasB,, which WAS entirely destroyed
Lots es!i,uated Ut S1Ut000, Most Of the stock Wa
iu tho yAu!ls, which. it ls hoped. arc lire.psoot
| Il uat, tla loss will be much creator, The build
jus was aso occupied BY f. y. Dsa!or 4 Co., aIit
iosp about 100 eacll. All pltety we'll insured
over $40 mcu arc thrown out Of employment.
, 1875-09-22

the prejndce OF farmers againat tho Coilegs,
will open ht Amanda, Miel,., Jan. 10. Others
wil ho organtzod BY tho farmers Themselves.
The Connlttco In chargo Of the Institute IA the
Hon. J. Whb.tnr Childs. Chairman and 4, y.
Dyck1nan mud Milton j. Gayel.
Admiral Wello1toy and other british naval Of.
fcerB reso entertained a3 \ cfasn-hake at tba
t]encc, II. l.. yestordAy aftosnoon. uov. Ippttt,
Senators Anthony and Burnside, htavors Of
Providence nntl Newport, and othor distinguish
cd gentlemen wore present.
, 1875-09-22
VEHMlLL:ON COUNTY.

Special D..nateh t. 7ne Ghi;l1J TRIBUNE.
DASy1LL. ILL.,. Sept. M.--Ilo soyentaenth
&n,,,,ai exhibition OF Tie E2r;uess' a,sd Me-
cAsuics' Association Of yermition County opeu-
Cd to-day The entries III tbs stock class were
nuucrous sul Of tine grade. Tho mechanical
department, a. vol Al tue floral halt are not a.
rot Receiving tho ,lHusl amount OF attention,
though ille cold. raw Rthtc OF the wva.her rroba-
biz han its effect Ill these departments. st 1uid
tho woathor becnme watmeg, tt4s Easr will doubt
leaa be eucceEs1u
, 1875-09-22
THE NEBRASKA FAIR.

Special D:xta&<'h 70 Tie Ch4 77fi6Hnt.
OMAHA, Mob. Sept. 2l.-Tho State FAR opened
hero to-day with q email Attendance Of people.
Entries cnongh Lavo lcon Mads to fll LIS large
art-halt, hut the articles arc mt yet on tic
ground. The stock thBptay excela by fer any
esor Beeu in Nebraska. More thoroughbred cat
tlo aro on tho ground than have ever been ex-
hibited IN all our S,a.c Fairs combined. Tue
FAlr continues to FiIay night. There will DO
racing each dag, commencing with to-day.
, 1875-09-22

MADISON, Wis, Sept 21.-1lo Dane County
Fair upsnai to-day. The list Of entries ~ very
largo, and tlc1o IL n largu quantity OF Euod
stock already on tho ground, with good ex~
hibitIou In gome other departments. aud tho
prospect Of good show. The weather. how
o,cr. in cold aud cloudy. Eocent frosts have
w,the.oa cnsn, yinrs. asil tenderer vegetables
generally, through tLia section. mud done much
damsse to the grape crop. which is sery back
ward,
, 1875-09-22

ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
Special Ntpateh Ia ne Gn'rd'o Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, Sept. 2i.-A frost here la4e
night checked the growth OF corn. No serious
results except In low ground. where tue crop is
still backward.
ypsesat U.spaeeA to The ca,c17o Tribune.
NlooM1so1oN. ILL.,, Sept. 2l.--Lass night there
was very soyero frost, forming ico noAsly d
quarter Of m inch thick. On tic Low lauda
corn was killed; tho only damage, however, ro-
sutlpg bang to form cars Of soft or Inferior
quality.
, 1875-09-22

SAN FaAsctsco, Cal, Sopt, 91.-Ihore IL noth'
ing nav at tho Da1lk Of cal4forutA- Tho ofheoEs
and Directors contradict tho statement that tne
bank will seopon Oh tho 97th tnAt.' sANn8 ta1s
no tins has been 61sd yst buy 8.sa tae nnpteaa-
sion :has " fssumptsoa Ahous that aaas u
psohsbls.,
, 1875-09-22

iYeteta{ UfspQtfh U TAI tHIsA4t 1F1VUW.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2l.-Louise HllkeuniuR, 43
yeasa Of ago, It II ki3er atteet, committed
suicide this afternoon by bttsuelinE hessof with
4 ysu 70 4 bsd 4onthoa.d. Tue cauxa wAa i'll
health. Rha has been threo timeA married. and
was tha moshar OF niue chlldtQn. anA Ma N
tqaatqxtablS Mteuu4i&1Ga4s
, 1875-09-22

Speeia! Dtt0dtch 70 lHt thttd0o TTi6HHf.
Y1cIsBuno, Iiss, Bops. 21.-Tho trust last
Night In this county aud Northern Louisiana
materially Injured top cotton. Picking Ia pro.
gressing visoroslry but such carly frost will TO-
duce the expected yield
, 1875-09-22
KANSAS CITY PACKING.

Ss4esat Dssp4tea u TAs CA.caao Tribune.
KAssAs C,Ts Mo-, Bept. 2l.-The packing
saasop wss opensd lu thti clty to-aAy BY PlApkln-
TOO i Armour. who killed the frat fnstalmsnt
af Te1As cAttls. Thu number Of csasla 10 na
, 1875-09-22
IOWA.,


Special Ditpafeh to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
Cxn4n RAPIDS. H.. Sept. 3l.-The tisst frost
Of the Season occurred IN this vicinity last uigl
aud, slthougi quite seyoro, 1t ia thought that
bat httle damage waa done, the corn generally
being beyond danger.
, 1875-09-22
OBITUARY..


HoRATio STONE. SCULPTOR,
WAsH1suroN. u. C., Sept. 2l.-lntelltgenoe
Aaa beeu received in this city announcing tho
death OF Ho1atio Stone tho distinguished sculp-
tor, Which occurred st Cs1sarA, 1ts!y, on tho
llth lust.
, 1875-09-22

h,ltcharefl this yaar will mt 10 NJ lrreo ~ 14Ht
hit far tho Innst part wilt lao ri bitter rll'H.
rlankinton 4 Atfnnur will probably htll 2],tl1
hnAd OF braves and 10, ,0pt hna1 Of hugs. 1us
other packing -honHes will Kill ~ Llapy Hiofe.
, 1875-09-22

For Raeia,, Milxauktpt an! Wcat hharo porta,
dali: sunday e1rr,lstl, ,At..,,................ -.
ksIurtlays pIrsp.s !,ult In,t lsase until ..
Fur i}rai,t Haven, AIuskrkon, itaua Hap!ds. ets,,
i.y, s,uuisy stct!irl. Al: -.
a,rsnfnI I.
6atuIal5s oscur.un hnA dunt teax9 AatI y.
Epr MAmstuc, lullInstuhs sfo., Tuesday and
TEmrscar Observation-Disclosures. -.
towns Ssod45s aaA TnIrsdAy4 st.......,..,.... ~
rsrtA ITs.d1j aud FrirAy Ay.,...,,,,,,,...,.,.7 p
ft- f,u, l,,f III biz xuxY, r a. Hft1t.f y, ,Sapt.
, 1875-09-22

AN OVERDOSE OF tAuDAhuH.
Spr7ai U4p7teh 10 1hs CHICAGO 7srou"t.
EAST sAa1xAw Mich, Sept. 2l.-A wccl ago
yostorday John Howell Of LAY City. left homo
for tho bay ehoro for tho purpose Of whiting
tl,o farm OF q eon-iu-law. Yesterday he had not
7ctu.pel, and his famiy becoming alarmed ut
his ABSENCE Bot ont fur the farm, and upon At
irving there found him lying dead On tho tloor
OF nj unoccupied cabiu. Howell waB SICK When
ha left home. and aH al empty bottle OF laada'
tooli an overdoac. Tho remains woro brought to
BAY City. l1owc!l was G1 yeara Of ago ana
leaves largo family.
ACCIDENTS REPORTED FROM BLOOMINGTON.
Special D,4,xltth 10 7ths C!,'euoo I'rtoMns.
D1.aoM1noToN, ILL.,, Sept. al.-John Hastings,
WL,te Oak farnor, had log smashed 1t!
th1osting machine to-day, kud will probably havo
to unlolgo nHlputttlon.
Frank Wilson, brakeman on tho Illinois Gem
tra1. lost two ilnRara to-day by bt1ug Caught III
bumper whslo switching hero.
CROWDED ASHORE.
pkrHoir, Sapt. 21.-Tle propeller 1luid ran
aground in tho keobial 1apis!s. iu tho Sault sto.
Marie Niyer, yesterday. while attempting to pass
tho barge Nahaue. a1Ao aground. Tie 1iurd is
In q bad condition, leaking beyond tho caphcity
Of hur pumps, an IL is feared hes cssgo OF xgs!n
viii be badly damaged. Tugs aud lighters have
sone 10 her assssteuce. Tbs barge Nahaut got
| on, and paBsed up this afternoon un!ntured
RUN OVER AND KILLED.
Special UlsnateA 10 Tbs Cataaa tribune.
DA1rus, O., Sept. 9l.-Adaan Norman, aged 9
| years, waa run over and instantly EIlle1 to-day
| by wagon. No blame wss attached 10 tho
driver,
| FRACTURE.
| Special iHspateh 10 1'At cAfeaeo Tribune.
IunuQug. H.. Bopt. 2I.-An omnibus aRen,
| named Michael Mulgrow jumped fF0m tralu
| to-day, while In motion. and broke Lis leg.
BURNED TO DEATH.
Special Ulstat:h Ia The CAltago 7t71uas.
PEonla, ILL.,, Hept 2l.--A littlo daughter Of
Daniel llaynor xas fatally injured BY her cloth.
| Ing catching fire last eyoulna.
, 1875-09-22

Special Dspateh to TA< Chtrado Tribnnt.
LAwnaNcE. Kau., Sept. W.-Sliglt frosts hags
been fst this weok iu msnY sectious Of the state.
Crops. hovaycr, are 80 nsarly harvostod that no
mAsetitt dAmsxa has or eau 10 dono.
, 1875-09-22
DREsa GooDs.
M -E5%K7
DRESS GOODS
AT THE
Great West End
Dry Goods House.
CARSON,
PlRIE'' & & CO.,
MADISON 6 PE0RIA-STS

Rospe ctfuliy invite the public to an
inspection OF tho extensive 1ines Of
Now and Fashionable Dross Fabrics
which they navo just opened, in oil
the latest and most desirable shades.
Knickerbocker Gnow.Fla.ze Suit
1ugs, Sd and Cd Wido, in varied
assortment.
Elegant Now French Basket Suit
ings in exquiaito shedes. {
Largo varieties Of sclf-co1orod, In
visible, aad Mixod Plaid Costume
Cloths.
Choice Novelties in Tronch and
Scotch Pinids, in Clan Tartans,
Deep Cloth Shade Grounds, and
Bright CoIors for Chi1dren's Wear
CamePs anir and Homospun Serges
and P1aids to match.
Largo lines OF tho Latcst Costume
Novelties in ali dcairable shGdos.
Elegant shndes Fronch Cashmerea
and Morinoa, very cnenp.
Two onsos Colorcd Urap d'Ete, in
last seasons shades, $l.25 goods,
for IS cts.
Fine All-Wool French Sorges, solid
co1ors, 90 cts, worth 85c.
Groat Bargains in Empress Cloths
at 40 aud SO cts, much uudor va111o-
Special Bargains on our Choap Cen
tro Tables at 90, 25, and 80 cts
yard, consisting Of Poplina,
sergoB, Cropo Cloths, Hair Line
Valoncias, r1aids, English Serge
suitinga, &c.
, 1875-09-22

Spsefa! D,.1a.,h To Ths Calea9o Tribune.
PEonlA, ILL.,, Sept. 2l.--A lttle daughter Of
Daniel llaynor was fatally injured BY her cloth
ing catching fire last eyoulo8.
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all the parties, it was an after thought;
the petition sets up the Central Yer
mont may "buy in their own right"
Judge Poland cannot have read the peti-
ton he argues. The relief sought is not
within the terms of the deed of trust. The
deed OF trust provided for its sale subject
to then prior liens this petition proceeds
upon the theory that the sale is to take
place subject to liens which it is claimed
have been put upon the property since.
Mr. Willard stated that he represented the
Vermont Il Canada II. II. Co., and had not
intended to say anything and should no,
have done so, were itnOt for judge polands
statement that they wanted leave to buy il
as receivers. In this view of it the Yer
mont 81 Canada did object Mr.. Fifield
said that Judge Poland did not understand
the petition, and Judge Poland explained
what he meant TO have said.
Mr.. Filield, in reply, said that the argri-
ment was that until the condition Of the
property was determined no one would
know what to bid With this the chan
cellor has nothing 10 do. BY the terms of
the deed the bondholders had the RICH, to
determine and they had determined.
The court then asked "what is the oh.
ject of the petition, then !"
Mr. Fitield said it was to save the PARTY
asi, Co. ioa,,, -, ii't ny lcti.loheIs Gon
being in contempt. 1t ia not to order
sale. That having been done by the act of
the bondholdcrs, they are going to sell
dnr Tho r co.,, ~ w ueoU, anu NOT un
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