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DETROIT, MEcH, November 2O.-A
Northwest gale Of great fury with intense
cold prevailed on Lake Huron last night
and will prove disastrous to the shipping
outside. The schooners Groton and
l}ridgewater are ashore at WaugoShance
The barge Sweepstakes broke loose from
the propeller Genoa of Point au BoigneE
before daylight this morning and was
soon lost sight Of and Is feared lost with
the crew. The propeller Trader was
obliged to cast finer tow OF three bargeE
above Point Au Boignes. One Of the yes
sells was waterlogged ond went on the
reef just above the Point. The crew are
supposed to be all lost. The captains
name was Mckenzie and he lived In De-
troit. lie had his wife and two children
on board. The other barges succeeded In
reaching Sand Beach harbor. AT the lat
ter place are the steamers Portage Belle
Cross and Dunlap. The schooner Genoa
has been taken off the beach and Is oil her
way down. The four.master Adams IL
lying at anchor six miles above Port Ora
tint
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Meeting Of Centennial Com.
iuftiRh.

New YoBK, November ga meeting
Of the Centennial Committee Of the New
York banks, clearing house, stock OK.
change, national and local boards Of FIRE
underwriters, was held to-day. Addresses
we're made by MeSsrs. Hawley and Bigler
showing that one and a half millions Of
dollars we're necessary TO enable the com.
mission 10 open the Centennial next May
The meeting commended the matter 70
the people Of New York and advises a
memorial 10 Congress,
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WAR DRPARTNENTI
OHFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL UPBIcRR,
WARRINGTON, d. G., Nov 30-lA.H,


OEEIcE or THE CHIEE sIONAL 0TTIcRR,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov S0-iA An, }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Gulf States and Tennessee ris-
ing or stationary barometer, northeast to
northwest winds, cold, partly cloudy
weather, and coast rains, followed by
clearing weather, and In the Southwest
by warmer, southerly winds.
For the Lake Region, Ohio Valley and
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, falling barometer, winds shift
ing to easterly and Southerly, rising tenn
perature, partly cloudy weather and snow
or rain from Dakota and Nebraska to
Northern Michigan, possibly followed In
the Northwest by rising barometer and
cold northWesterly winds.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
high barometer, easterly to northerly
winds, decidedly cold, clear or partly
cloudy weather, and possibly followed
along the Middle Atlantic Coast by snow
or rain.
Cautionary signals will continue at
New Orleans, Mobile, Cape Hatteras,
Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfolk,
Woods Hole, Fletcher's Island and East
nnRI
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Ono is getting ready for crusade in
which she will have the sympathy Of the
orderly classes all over the country,
The social barbarians best known rs
"tramps" have grown to such large and
aggressive numbers that State COnyen-
tion, made up OF representatives ofthe va
ousCity governments will meet nj Colum
bus, December 8, to zee what can be done
to keep this class within bounds for the
coming winter, The end proposed is u
good one. The tramp nuisance will be.
come much greater evil than II Is now
before spring flowers bloom again, unless
more restraints are put upon II, and the
city fathers, in convention assembled,
ought to do something more than pass
indignant resolutions, no matter how per.
tinent these may be, Prisons have no
terrors for tramps, especially in cold
weather. Nothing pierces their souls
like work, and II there is any public ser.
vice in Ohio which needs to be done, and
is just fit to he performed by those with
very little Of the human element left in
them the tramps may be turned to account
As It seems impossible to suppress these
wanderers, they should be kept within
bounds and utilized.
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rhnn,,s ~ Nntlnnni Orange.

LOUISVILLE, November 2g.-The Ma.
tional Grange voted thanks to-day to the
retiring Master, Dudley W. Adams, ol
Minnesota, while chief officer, for faithful
services while in office, and also appoint.
ed a committee to examine into the Accu'
racy Of the weather reports and the besl
means Of notifying the farmers Of the
probabilities. The cold weather pre-
dicted to commence now by Prof. TicC
bns sat in
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Hanged 10 a Tree.

Franklin, La, November 29.-On
Saturday last Charles Atkinson (cUloredl,
aged 90, raped little white girl, aged 8
years, daughter Of n respectable widow
lady living here. The negro was cap
tured this morning and lodged in Jail.
LATER.-Atkinson was taken from the
custody Of the sheriff and hanged 10 a
tree In front Of the court house,
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nia,l Broom Illa lnlutlea.

TOLEDO, November 29.-John +, Car.
pentet, for 20 years paymastet Of the To.
iedo and wabash Railway, died in this
city this evening, from injuries received
from a collision with hiS car some four
months since. He was from North.
ampton Mass, and was highly esteemed
in Els official and private relations.
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DETROIT, November 20.-Mp. Corne.
Illus Wesson, Of the township Of Pontiac,
committed suicide Saturday by cutting
her throat, while laboring under an attack
Of temporary insanity.
Two men were arrested at Monroe on
Saturday night on suspicion Of being i'm.
pliCated In the recent bank robbery there.
There being no evidence on which 10 hold
them them they we're released.
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THE dispatches this morning announce
that Fernando Wood has withdrawn his
name as u candidate for the SpcakeFship
Of the Congress that meets next Monday
This leaves the field to Kerr, Of Indiana,
and Randall, Of Pa. The former is u
hard money and free trade Democrat,
and the latter u Pennsylvania tariff man
and a scmi.inaationist. Kerr Is in much
better repute for principle than Randall,
The latter has the incubus Of "back pay"
resting upon him. And yet 1t is by no
means certain that he will not be elected
Speaker,
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PHILADELPHIA, November 2O.- To.
nights revival meeting at the depot
building was largely attended. After It's
adjournment n fathers meeting was held
In Dr.. McCooks Church, and n prayer
meeting for young men in DR.. llolfofd's
Church, the latter being crowded to sufTo.
cation,
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The Register has received light on the
impeachment business since the adoption
OF the articles against the Treasurer on
Saturday, The change in its tone yes
terday morning was 80 marked that even
the newsboys laughed in their sleeves as
they offered the paper for sale. There
is nothing like utter Indifference to an
organs opinions on the part Of its party
friends to produce in it sober second
thought.
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New YORK, November 20.-The steam.
ship Spain, from Liverpool, has arrived.
LONDON, November 29.-The steam
ships Britanic and servia, from New
York, have arrived out.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2O.-ThO
steamship Pennsylvania, from Liverpool,
has arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, November 20. - The
steamer Illinois, from Philadelphia, has
arrived.
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The storm Of last night was severe
one on Lake Erie. The wind blew n gale
and the weather was very cold. The
schooner Saginaw, loaded with sulphur for
Cleveland, went ashore at AshtObula,
She Is probably total loss. The three
barges, Chamberlain, John Kelly and II.
G., In tow Of the steam barge Elmirn,
from Buffalo TO Saginaw, were left at
anchor of this port last night; the FL.
mira coming in 10 coal. The heavy sea
this nothing parted the anchor chains Of
the Chamberlain and Kelly and the YES.
sells went ashore. The former broke in
two and Is total loss. The latter may
I've got of. The II. Gs anchor held and
she was brought in by a tug. No lives
lost on any Of the vessels. The Chamber.
lain was owned by Ferris Bros, Of Bay
City. The Kelly by VIM. Kelly and Capt
Kehoe, Of Bay City. No insurance on
either,
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CANADA.

TORONTO, November 20.-The weather
throughout Ontario and Quebec ia tenn
pestuous and cold. The Thermometer
has fallen here $50 in twenty.four hours.
In Quebec aud in Ottawa district over q
foot OF snow has fallen. In Quebec City
the Thermometer Is 90 above zero
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 TIE DAILY LNTELLIGENGER
Death Of The Hon. Isaac Welsh

Death Of The Hon. Isaac WeISh'
ST, CLAIRsvLLE, November 90.
Special to the IntellIgsnCOr.
The Hon. Isaac Welsh, State Treasurer
of Ohio, long a prominent citizen and
politician in Eastern Ohio, died at bis
residence.in this county this morning at
10 o'clock.
The funeral will take place on Wedncs.
day at II AN. P.
COLUMBUS, November GA private
telegram from Belmont county announces
the death Of Isaac Welsh, Treasurer Of
State, at his home near ST, Clairsville, O,
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Anothrr SnrposetI ChnrlIe rsosu.

DEs MorNEs, a., November 29.-A Tel.
egraphic correspondence has been going
on all day between parties in Des Moines
and the father Of Charlie Ross in Phila.
delphin, in regard to little boy found in
the possession Of a man here and suppoS.
ed to be little Charlie. He answers The
description almost exactly. sas..5
THE KAssoS REGISTER
suit was called for fe.tFial In the Dis.
trict Court to-day. The defendants were
present and demanded trial, while The
pIaintiiTs counsel asked and we're granted
until tomorrow morning to decide "a tC
what they should do.
The mercury this morning was IA
below zero, at noon @ below.
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LITTLE Rock, November 29.-The
State commenced paying currency to-day
for the first time In hve years.
Weather cloudy and cold with indlca.
tions OF snow,
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Death Of ChnrIes O,Conor

New YORK, November 29.-Charles
O'Conor, the distinguished lawyer, died
this morning at his late residence. Sew
eral Of the courts have adjourned as their
tribute TO his high character.
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CLEVELAND, November 29.-The Rev
W. +. McLaren, Bishop elect Of Illinois
will be consecrated in the Cathedral al
Chicago at 1880 A, NJ, Wednesday, De-
cember 8
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VIZ had dispatch yesterday announc.
S ,.s 'Ne deAIhof Chas. O'Connor, the celc.
r,'''a wa New York lawyer, and the straight
isVmoc'a'ic candidate for the Presidency
j;. '''a IN opposition to Greeley. A later
sp,'eh, however, announces that he is
Wv is 0c'd but, on the contrary, slightly
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CLEVELAND.
steam tug burned.

CLEVELAND, November 20.-The tug
Samson, lying at the dock In the old rivel
bed, was burned early this morning
Loss $4,000; insured. The cause Of the
fire Is unknown, but Is thought to be ar
incendiOry, as the tug had been laid uT
for some time.
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LATER.

A dispatch from Fort Washington do.
MES the report that Charles 0CJnor Is
dead, and says he is improving.
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SENATE.
a. a,

muNDAl INUNtulDef ~.
The Senate convened at ~ o'clock 4. NJ,
and was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr..
Williams. -
On motion Of MI Camden, the reading Of
Saturdays journal was dispensed with.
The Committee on Towns and Municipal
Corporations presented II bill 10 reduce the
corporate limits Of the town Of Ceredo, in
Wayne county.
Mr. Camden offered a resolution rescind.
ing Senate Joint Resolution 20, authorizing
the committee appointed 10 visit the Peni.
tentiafv to inquire into the cause Of the re.
cent continued absence Of the Superintend.
Cnt Of the Penitentiary. Rejected after a
very long discussion.
Mr.. Afnett presented the report Of the
Superintendent Of Public Schools on the
Normal Schools Of the State. Laid on the
table.
Mr. Bennett offered a resolution direct.
Ing the President and Clerk Of the Senate
to collate and reViie the rules Of the Senate,
Adopted,
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COLUMBUS AND lNplANAPoLls DIVISION

Nos. !, 2, and 10 run DAILY TO aud iron Clncin.
natl. All other trains Daily, except Sunday.
, 1875-10-11

Spsefai Dspatct. to The Chl:aao TrtounA
cA1no, ILL. Oct. io-Agaln Tho Ca,ro md St.
Lous Road has stopped moving trains moro than
: milo above this city. owing to tho falling Of
the Mississippi bAuk. along w1ich the track
runs. Tho water asIlt cuts, ani tAerc il 10 tell
Ing When srabs will como III.
THE ROCKFORD, nocg IsLATp 4 1T. LOUIS.
5,,riat I,&nateh to The C5fcd 10 Tribune.
NEW ioRg. Oct. 10. Ohterberg. n;lo won't
to Europe Boue weeks ago to report hin nc.1uu
III Purchasing fhe Rockford, Rork ln and. d st.
LOUIS AAllruad to tho German stockholders las
retu nod aaa goes West ht ouro 10 corppl TO lilo
putchaso. lle says The Committee Of German
stockholders have placed tho wipIo Dauag cement
ot thu affairs Of the load lis hands and giyon
him mouo, 10 pay for 1t. l1o BAYS Ao canuot
tell until reaching Chicago "hotner ho altI TO-
organize ths Company aud operate the road for
bon1lolfers, or accept one Of several ruposi-
tiuna for lts pulcLasa Tho road s.sn.la in
OtterberK'e name. and it rasts entirely with
him 10 Bay what al,all BIZ douc. lie wnl hayo
au,p.e timo to consider what IL beat 10 ls doue,
but will SETTLE tho matter IN two or shroe Sooks
at fuItle.k.
, 1875-10-11
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.
CAUSES or I.r3 Rapid DECLlSE,

1.....t r.,-x<,non5.... a, t,.. ,s,n... n..A,,..
Br. LOUIS, Oct. 9.-Your correspondent OF tho
9th inst. furnishes some statements relative TO
tho cati1e Of the rapid doclne In value OF tho
stool Of tue Missouri Pac,le Railroad. Al tho
t,,ua % -, ,snd,nr ard von t,.t .1.,.mnn. sh.,. xaro @
some figures sl4sn before mo which wore 10
startling upon their face as to seem prepostos-
oald aud unreliable. hit a close exam'uaslon las
revoelod their truthfulnoss, and also addatioust
dus.ug tho pas. snseo years. lsa.!saad aaanc.sEa
you'd aay Of tne iatuyuH Jsla ~ FAX rs!lloau
ssntnrt,,1ses.
Tt,r r,auox. urnK1oronr .unr
you saa paonHhea ~ lns thl1oSs made tae
ehrniiKd or tho toad and lts leased lluos Sl71.-
tlIu yoat la7l, Tia ,iacel sear o{ tbis rad ends
m the Iayt Stoudny in AIar,,l, nf eao:, yc.r.
4 s'tnilar sts'unent vas sunt " telegraph
from tald ct.y "a ~ ~ oata q sas apec,A ts!s-
gam sous to Tue TRIBUNE, TO Nc" folks aud
OF Oct. 7 says uf lho ttAtoncnt seut to that city
~ fuilows,
-! eeiA disrstoh 20 morning PAPER dated st.
~ - ms ,, ~. Il. ~ - -, ts
''tn,tus i, s!u''.s -. .s..n - xu. -. 1a.,
's'T,s s,,.s 70 no report We hno 'ns H. +a,s,n.,
III ~ ie'9'''
III ''''''''' ss0 .a1x!1 T., sa"'s ~.
1914, ,..,,..,. i ;Iy15xVs i5lt. i.,dl.as' d
From tLe foregoing 1t VIII pe seen i4t tAp ,xutss Of
shs afspaseh afu ia!ss farthOr'nosa, Va sAsa from
ocan o. lho roaa mat tney h4ve 10 doubt tie anter.
cat viii ha a13 Ola tht 1h sl Tbs us having batucd
thofa taa aa'Aeiehs tot tas PURPOSE SLID shas psf-
tles arc HlAaH ~ p*y ~ ouuts GU lo 1oiA< for VI
coupons ptsshte1 osoFs sA-s tiMe Tbs couult4ol o!
70 shS hl4huo -. 'ha - !"! lose1htf Will s oHu
~ nass. tos re ietaoa u w ss4re ~ wlthln
,as raas h!es yesfs ~ Dtsa a u nfst -cas: 9E1at
It extsna4 tfom u. Louis 10 Aansaa City, and IL 9I
nhes. oss!Sss y branch lns*. 1mninlin4 10 ~
.saN7s AAS A6e4aS y ~ suS A$&hAt@A NVAn1ut
nase "a promptly mss lhs aelosna. upon ~ tEesnty toE
, 1875-10-11


eWAsn YOU and pellets Of dit arcd 1t Recreta-
" Dri.tow." sAys the Cincinnati Commercial,
"dlg. and you will ind crooked whisky"
GooJ-by, Gov. Gaaton. Ligtoluc uerer strikes
tw,co III tho same place. Roohsster Dt7nocral
Cor. laston wasn't elcoted By lightning. lie
MAS etoetol. by thundsr.-Dosson Posi-.
Tbs Now York Liberals ara e4hauatiyely dis
ousslug Tho question Of msintAiutng their party
otxAu,xatiou with lnteaso easuqstness. Just a.
though tho th!ug hadn't died a-bornibg.
The refusal Of tho country 10 get excited Oyer
4 row hetween negro aherl1 aud \ sca,Axs8
Bopator Ia ,l,s<lsaippl ought 10 st5ko the o.dsst
oalpat. .baggar With the conylotlou that lla tima
is up.-BrookiyH Eagla.
Charity, charity for 4 poor Appraiser! II ID
brutal of lha Graphao to sAy, "TAe Chicago
I,uer. Otsdn neyes |osss sn Office for ons Of its
sta1-ii4ni. 6heu,. or Japhst-but ths whang-
dood'o nourneta for its trrt-bosu"
Delauo must slaa bo Ia avil odos In Ohio, sipca
tho lsuLuhiicAn bssts COMMITTEE has found It
necessary 10 explain TO newspaper correspond
cuts that thoy are not rasponsibls tor hls Ap-
pealsuca Ia Tho c&nsa4s IN thAt HtatA
Tue World IL not appalled, At tha dtsuaal nros-
poets OF The Democracy IN Massachusetts,, It
buds sweet so!Aos In tho fact that "Ihers IL =
large dunbar OF people In As4sachusstts sho
viii vose against anybody who ellps hls hair q
, 1875-10-11

ncomtng contemplation Of things ahoro. and
turning tn rH grandparents tc'nnrkcd n III
childish prattIns "Dtanpa, NY maminn IL mp
yurlcr m he slsy. md lre Eoiu, to l'or hott
week." Then tulnin,, and "ttsr'ng Tho l,nntc,
lilo Child caught ito grandmother b1 tin hand.
and Atked hes II r!e would not 20 with it.
"Whrro h 7" fn1ni,cd the lady, and hack camn
tho answer "tFo tDy n,atnrn1 III 1cavrt." Tim
following Friday tlln cni.i whs artzrd NTH NOM
Dranona crnup. tho rInionco Of Tho attack of
winch baffietl ali human Aklll. and on tho frat
day Of tho nnSt Wetk tho chd kl.ed
, 1875-10-11


It is promised a. per statement OF tic Herald
tlat the 600 QUO lIcomo bona4 mill 10 retired
out Of tho rsoccet. ol tho s40y0, 0u0 tAss iseuo
Improvement bonds. As to what Butn can bo
safely techoned ~ tho aoating debt, your carrs-
epondent has no dasa for a guiGc.
Tho officers of tho road WHO have the voice In
tth management reside In kew fo!k. anu thero
are none reeidlns II, tl1s city Aiding tho taxes,
which aro co leEs thar e200 0OD per nun,lm, 10
te 1t,rtasr cost Ut Sl5u too for ,aneod IineB aud
Tho sum Of s5o,00o ror sunum required ~
Hiuki.g fund to absorb tho second III rtga:c, to
tao interest on ,lte mortgage dehs, AMI wo nnI d
sotal cum OF 90 less th1H e1.5J9.0uo. Add to
this e1oG. .o0n G,tat an'oed dividend. and re ha,o
. total of s2,uu5o0u, A. agalust net oSpcndl-
tuto OF about s1,UDb, 00o, royidcd tho ,osd is
canning what 1t did Tor tho years ISL aud 1,72.
q" tds Loant VIC havo Ehc figures Of Tho Di-
fecto'a gircu III tie Mrat. pxhlblting al tn
CREASE Of only :l0i, 1898 Of gross esrniugs for
1914 Aa compared wtlh l37t.
, 1875-10-11

biz ell,rt t-coIl.ra: n7tt there prnpIo nre anita o.
much TnvUfltt by Mr. fIce tLcy ca:, b.. ny hfr.
uastQr.h
Thu Kichmonf Wig bamcsua tho seru1iasion
~ Tho sse. .hahy 3,s tl,a New Yusk Democrats. nnd
eadly concludes they Would. Of coifsn, nrotor a
fatcai rather than Democratic triumph Oh lho
hAna issue lu tho f'.cpi1ci,.lal etcct,nn."
TIN fonrifr-Journdl has this 'aAt word 10 eov
ot ttic Ohio Fas.E.oneg Democracy: "fn atl evil
hnEr, \ comparatively ANAL band of zeantt, led
hT tho innatIcs of thu Cincinnati Enquirer, gnt
pn@trBflnD of a convention Anh piayei the Fatt
vi the fool who fired tho EPheHan dune
II is est,nated that 90 O10 Republican majority
will 10 abant thn arzo OF the Ohio rag-hkhv'e
IfAfo. 4 ceTt1iu Amount Of sadnosB WILL A'EaYh
t"ttlo around thA 'noaory OF that prodfetous fn-
fant. Liko TIM hloom On bcAntv's check, hr a
new NIX uno ella, OF Tho ganttoH OF tha tlolaen
ha'I-i!nid. Il II altogether too 1osely 10 lAAt.-
Hrooafgn Ara"s
Tho tie" Constitution nj Alatarnn will bo sul,~
tnisttd TO pon11nt snta oa tie 1Gth OF next
month. Tho hcn Instrument prehltita m in
c'eahc of the stan ueht; limits The :late lew to
threc-f"nsns Of ! Ter cent. aud tho city and
tounty tax to e ter cnn* mud rn,flfrrs that
"aopsrnte rc''oo'a shall e prnsnlat. tos the chl-
dion OF cItizcnB of African derce,t."
It ID hufntliatlng to seo paper rre'ondIne 10
10 1tepsbllrar dong tho oH, dirty wufx lie, th2
Chicago Infrr-O Ocean II now ongapol ~, II It
thtnkn IL is dong ANYTHING bnt making fool #
itself BY piiut,ng tho twaddr t,tlortt9 Ly i,sn
Voorhees, 10 the Ohio canya.a, 1t simply deceltes
i:self. The intrr- 0fsam IL nnt only t,aitnr to
the Kepublican caHea, hut It aacrl.iccs its repn.
tatton for Intelligence iu order to hcccmo Co.
C4crtfa'M L<adcr.
Tho fni!adclp,a Times surposcs. with refer
ehrt 10 1876: ''8nHpouing Grant renufu:natod
bvala larty pledged to hard money, re might
have Carl EchaFz working in the traces with tho
Presidents Galtna boyH. mil democrats nj such
pronounced orthodoxy 81 lildnn voting thu satnc
, 1875-10-11

Spsctol corr<xIoNdet<t u Tht Chfaoo 1f1buB*,
LANSING, Msch., Oct. 8.-The Livingston
County Far cloaod to-day, baylng been SUCCESS.
tut, Motw lthstAu.!Iug the uufayosa ablo Ha4thas,
lhs entriea exceeded 1000.
TAo eutrics At tho Hhiawassee Col,uty Fair
we're nus - latge ~ anticipated. but nla0e
akNditAbl0 aiepEeY.
, 1875-10-11
FAIRS.


Sptt1ai tlsiuteh n fhs Ch,cauo tribune.
WATERLOO. Iud., Oct. o.-Thn FAIR hold by tic
Northeastern Indiana Aesuclatlon came to a
o!oso to-day. viii worry large crowl In attond-
anco, Tho Fur hos bocn al onliuoutlv auccaaa-
fu' Que, 10 suite Of hoAyy rains during the whoo
week. The races oil tho programme TODAY were
evidently tue point Of interest. The i1ss was
$50 tru,tiug. WHICH was won BY huo blundsy;
tins, 1.43 4:44. Tho next was running raoo,
won by EEiu; tluae d4ssi. 57t4, oo.
, 1875-10-11

THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
Special DtstiGfth 70 71t CA1cado Tribune,
OoLuMprs. O., Oct l0.--The ~ork Of the cau1-
paign Il over. Tho Ewing and Woolfofd dobnsc
e!oaed hero last night. The Democracy realizo
tboir ulstako 10 treading on Woudtofd's coat
tail. Bnt few speeches will be made tomorrow
niGht-not over 4 dozen in the State. Cows
Alcn aud 1Iayos are both IN tho city. Doth cx-
press conadeace OF success 10 your correspond.
ent. 1nEcnse intoreat is fols and III realize tim:
tho conteat will be cluso. Il4e talk
Of $4,000 and 10000 majority eleot,.,l.
bomtaet Ia not fn,luIeod in now. snrewl
ro!,tIcisnA sg.te thst, whichever wAy thoc ,ptoat
goes, the majority will not ozc"ea 5000. Dot.ins
even Is slvo1y. Partisan Journals are full Of lo
milling aud schemca for tile importation Of
yotsts. Arrsugemen.a Aays bocn ina 10 will, Lilo
Western Union Telegraph Company in every
county III tbe State, and satisfactory newa may
bo expected by Iuesd4y midnight,
, 1875-10-11

PEoRiA, ILL.,, Oct. 0.-Tne Central Illinois Fair
closed to-day with very good atsendsuco. Tna
rocoipts through tho euttro week will not o1eeod
$4,000, bur tAls IL owing to tho uufavorabIe
woather the frat part Of the week. Some very
ttiaussm c.usod lhe day's programme.
, 1875-10-11

-, sa2uiar coineiaohce, TO use no stronger
), !. occurred week ur two ago ID WllmlDg-
Al ~; ", Without Any q parent capss Therefor,
L,'aIse RAx.uK upward into The shy, y Atksa e.
tsni4aa tMa eal!d, tue death Of uhoso mother had
St"ea Lee to III granatather, paused In aks