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M. THEIRS.


AZ INTERESTING CONFIRMATION.
PAR1o Sept. 8.-A correspondent Of tho Debats
relates nn interesting conversation with II.
Thiera Ut 0uchy. Tho W1itor mot tho old states-
man ut 0 a. IT,. returning from hiy walk and
about to rsnuma hia daily task-the plllosophic~
Il work On which 10 Is engsgod. ~, am
making haate," said II. TbIern; II dlskust
my memory, aud viii not longer leAye floating
in my mind tic ideas which have been occupying
mo tor forty geafs I must 1t laat write. the
nook ln which they w .saau,o bodily shape: il
nounaoAu'a y Emile." wEitscn to repair bis fault
In not bringing up his CHILDREN 1e remarked
th2r. though 10 had mover beea father,
tho youth Of Franco were ~ It were,. hfa
children. 1t Waa being mtalbd by the bad lea.
sonA which were given 1t to esesps from tho
religious tloas which now aeryod for little more
than tho instrument OF a detestab!o policy. It
allowed itHeff to be seized by other ideas, which
for 1t to DO thus drifting betwoon tho Byllabua
aud systematic matetlaiism. lie should try aud
recall It to raasoa. II waa Tar its sake. - weA
his OWL, that OF lAte Years, before being called
upon to pilot tho country SITTER ita most terrible
slipTreo4. he Was fortunate enough to e1am.
tao closely With tho best matters "hat It waa
possible Tor man to discern from tho hoights Of
~ the scseneea. Hs studied chemistry, medi-
Sa Glne' eeolo2yt And astronomy With al aldent
in everything. Tie task VIA not easY, for ouly
what good sanae approves must be beloved. iIo
was no. Tor ths aupesnatural religion Of a.. t;n-
.o!. ~ N4 strange, 90 asy tha ittst, to{ iaa-
draw tbe crowd Miraclea wera out Of piscs ia
the notion Of God, who had no need Of patty
.stace' to make ll!m.slt believed bY His crel.
but tho correspondent OF thc pebakt cor,nsres
Il to ciearoa :. Do Nstura Deorun," cou,posoi'
however. It = time whan Cnssrs dlsapns,srt ani
whom tlero ta good ausury for lis ;sspitb.
that he could have prevented tho astsbli..,nont
OF the Republic which WAS Inevitable, !, ~.
last ptsfersuess and different poiitIesl suta-
eedeas. sofe buried la oblivion, ~ ononnota
dua!sy. would soon be formed. Moderate nj ra;hds
vera nnmeGoaA not only suoug M m,titiic
clAssss. but in ,ths rAn&s Of tht rson's' j
Everything should bs doae TO atlahllsA Goa
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ROME.
CARDINAL MfQEuSKEY.


ltoME, Sept. 10--At noon Cardinal 1fcCosksy
received dopusatiou charged to tranHmit 10 him
present from several American cittzenB, both
Catholics aud ptotostants, who wers residing at
Nonas last spring at tho time 10 was raised 10
the Cardinhlato. xhau 1t Was resolved to offer
him present ID mArla Of Affection aud en-
teem.' Tho git conslats OF q complete Cardi-
nals dress, with + nitro oruanentAd with
eighteen practoua stoned. 1t waA accompanied
BY Al address expressing tho good wisAee, o.
toom. aud yeuerRtion Of tho donors. /
lits Etntaeuce; In htsrep!y. thanked the dopu-
tatlon. saying tAAs ho would couHIlet tho ,resaut
~ token Of AperieA's gratitude, aud he added
that tho Pope, 10 raisipg him 10 the dignity of
Cardinal, did not ouly wish to honor lin, but
desired to show how much ha appreciated tie
Romxn Catholics IN America. THIS elevation 10
ths EA1dlnalsts slowed tue strapgth OF tho boada
Which united the Church ID America to
thu Holy Hes. These sentiments, the t'tolatn
continued, ''cAuaed hin TO feel the necessity uf
superior cooperation tn tho lubosa of The
Church. and. being unable to rely upon himself
for tho purpose Of obtaluiug that good result,
he rallad upon dotl'a mercy, and called upon blu
hearers to uuIto themselyes With him Ia obtait,-
lug ttht object. In conclusion. 10 sg4iu revert
cd to tho Eeueeolls donors, and, repeating lis
thanks, expressed dcep gratitude.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ORGANIZATIONS ron THE CAMJAI0N or 1876

ORGANIZATION ron THE CANrAl0N or 1915,
10 ne Eauor er Tn Ch;eago Tribune.
gu,e.nn. Srps a4--.rn coce, +tor,n,,, ~.
,.,,;-s,;o., .rt';",. st,.1t ,e...s ~ ~ W.
e"stzu "aea ouaa 'a.s .ns.1o naceeHs III 1910
aha leaa 10 VICTORY Ia 1915, tho ne1nt'eEs Of tho
Republican part must insist that no unworthy,
unreliable, incapable mea bo allowed to ,1ss Tim
party IA mevo stepn,pe. .stono to oelco hut
,.,.. - ~. ~ s:",s ~ ea,e' n'a'
aunt o"ue"'o' ~ e'.os &ua "o!sn ea1e'auS 'le
consequences Of their dolsherassons. 10 that pub
lie coud4ouce may 10 gained and kent by sin-
inr ncon1o tbe crc,t desl,e ~ cborsl, .nd w.
cox1 ~ ;t.oa ~ ac.oa'n,;.h w. ,n.s. Ta- -.
food nc 'u'ena 70 aeeohphsh, "o must o1ter tho
best talent and the Highest integrity
Candidates. therefore, must present them
eeiyas to tho Ward or District Co,n,nitte4 vlnsc
,1ntv n at,tt f,o N ,t,t out - III. s,f
=. - ~ a"a ~ 1a'e @oP''an's -
A1e honeas' An'e aua feAAo1es anu' II 10, rFesont
the aams TO tie Central Committee tor oxAmlna-
ton and approval, requiring satisfactory bonds
and nIcacea thnt vhnn chnsao thov Mi a., l.,
oo,ta.,,;e.. -, - .,.,, ,.1 's;a,'ss IT, -, :"
eon'osin''s ~ tue ""n!s 1ta "4sues "a teo pep
p!o' anu pe 1esponmple 70 1ho people At auy
tttne, Then desired by tho Standing Committee,
aid IT uLhbo to perform the services expected
to resign Ut once sAelr Office, Evpry Officer,
when chosen, ehA1l report every month to tho
people 10 public meeting, And ellow low far lie
Nas BnccessIul in bis duties, and receive new ia
structions, advice, aud AsBurance from the poo
Pile. Tho Central Committee tInltut these N.
PRINTS able and willing, tB to present them I'll
to Tho Convention, who will pick tile best mcu
and recommend them thep to tie votetp. IL
eecuro = fair election, tho Centrnl Committee
must coufor with the Cen1ral Committee Of the
other pn,ty aud both shah it,slst on the authori.
tics that. On elecuon-tlay, loating md loireriuy
around lie polls Ia strictly ,,Toblbited; that
saIoona arc kept c!osed; that liquors Shall not
b sold or e,yon away; that tho State iaw shall
% fig:dly enforced. End profane aud tlrcatos,.
e..
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h6a
During the arple-aeaaoa the Michigan Cantral
Railroad is usually doing an .lrpneDse bus.uess.
aud heretofore private special rates have beon
mado to large ehiprcre. As it wss,' however.
charged by many that unduc Discrimination has
teau ,nade IN the case OF fow favored once, the
present managers Of tho road lsavo decided 10
issuye Z regular tariff, from Which no deviation
will bo 1uado.
Mr.. 4. II. Mcleod Of Toledo. tho 1aneral
Manager Of the Diamond" Fart Freight L,ue
has boen appointed tiens1a. Freight Agesst OF
tho Cincinnati, Hamilton L nayton liailroad, in
place Of A1r. j. Il. Heed, resigned.
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appointed to nominate officers for ehopstfnAncnt
ORGANIZATION. Tho committee reported tho fol-
!ow,og nominations: President deotuo ri. Fpoi-
iofd; Vice-f'realdonta. !. +. Rcanlsn. Wititnu
kaspor. Joseph Roelte, rntar La Pale; fscratary.
q; q. 4. Maddox Trcasnror. Christopher Manner.
wAr ~ elected. and tho meeting adjourned to uaest
Ir!Hhy evoning ncxt, At Henry Dteve'a Hall No.
594 Honth lialssad atreat, wien tho CatunRIru
Commltseo Tor tho ward will be clocted,
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Sp<3dt Dtspdkeh tn TN Ctitaaa Tribune. ,
DurrAlo. N, y. Bspt. 24.--Ex. CAnnl Coms.sis.
siouer barclay Waa asrasgned 10 tho superior
Court today and gAyo tho required ball-honds
for :5,ooa asldo trom tho uaual plea Of not
guilty. aeorga D. Lord atao plcadod tho ulat-
ute Of limitation againHt tho charge of bribery
for which jIe wAs Indicted Ia tho caso OF tAo
cAnal f1auds.' The District Attorney denaurtod.
and Tho damus1os was Argued III tho Superior
Ceurt to-day. Jndge Clinton rsserYed h!s dcc!s-
ion untlI Tuesday.
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cTttt9t pt&tH'H t3 Ih& tAkCI19 3TfHHHk.
Dloou,Sarox, ILL.,. Sept. 2t..Thc Republlcan
primary e1ceto,.a will behold &o-mofroW, and will
Le Of moro tLal, llsual interest, for tho reaacu
that determined hEht 1laa como llp Tor tic Of
Gee of Treasurer. The Republican ps.ty of Nc.
LcA1 County having icaruod faw wholesome
tes:ons Wy mlatakea OF former years, Is muro
powerful than for years. 1t IL probable tha. the
prlfta&A byateln will ba strictly adhered to IN Tho
coming convention.
,pte'dt Dsspateh to 1Ae Ca,eaao Tribune.
uCnuQrk, H., Snpt. 2l-S. j. Kirkwood, tbe
Republican candidate for Governor, adddresued
crowded house thss evening aul malv sop,o
excellent po'nts. This WAS The first Republican
THE MAINE ELECTION.
IAS0on Me,. sopt. A.-Koarty complete TO-
turns of the yots Ia tho Fourth Congressional
District eiyo Plaisted (1sep,) majority OF V77.
NEW SoBX CohuRKssIoNAL NOMINATION.
a1AMEsrowH. n. T., Sept. 2i.--1n the Thirtr-
fhsrd District Republican Convention. held 1t
ths Piaeo to-day, Nelson ]. Norton. Of IInsda!o,
taltarangna County, mas nominated for Con-
Seaalons. Ile coming election for Congressman
is 70 till the piaco OF A. !. Allen, Democrat, who
dlea last JANUARY, soon after his election.
TiE utf0 CAMPAIGN.
>, suee7as Dfsndtrh 10 TIE Chicaao Tribune.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 2s:-Tho Democracy havs
aldate for Licntonant. .UoyeFnor, In . speech 1t
ofryllic last week challenged tho Republican
partY produce = man TO debata financial lssues
with him through tue State. The llopublicape
PROMPTLY responded 10 the cla!isnce, nauairg
dcn. btcwart L. Woodtosd. Of New York. Cxry
woakons aud says he will not debate with Wood
ford OIL thu GROUND of his not being IN oAio
mai. The fact ,s, Csry'a shallow indatlon A.
Eu1nent8 Woutd not Btnud before the eloqucnt
roasouing or Wooufo.d.
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SUICIDE,

Lou1sy1LLx. Ky, Sept M.--5amusl T. Bastls.
Of 6edsla, No., killed himself in hla bedroom 1t
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Tonight, b, dlscha1gipx
; pistoI.bsll through his, brain. Hs ~as o., his
way hpmo. and suffering severely froa. ch,i,4. !.
which illoeas u supposed 10 hs7a esu4sd hln, =
commit snic!as.
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1I31Ss317
KAxsAa ClrY, Mo,. Sept. 2.--1en. John D,
Grafton, late Adiutant- donesal OF Missouri, was
arrested on h!s firm In Clay County to-Iay,
charged With forgery in conaae.iou wi,h the
State war cialms white 10 ~ss IN oiiace. lila
SOU. who waa hls clerk, 'Nas arrested tor rom
r!icity in the oneuso. both arc now unae1
amlnAtlon aud let tie matset, 10 to the Grand
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s1EurH1s. Tonn., Sept 3l.-A special TO tho
Appeal, from Helena, AK. sAys: "During tho
latter part at last fall, two men nau,ed Deuson
aud stradcr had difficulty At Forest City, Ark.
III which Doason shot btratlcr in the urn, caus-
lngtt 10 10 ampntated. To revenge llin,gclf,
Slradcs wous to Deasoa'a house last night, 10
shoot lin. iinvtpg raachEa tho hoaHe, btsader
wonI to ono Of tba windows, raisel l,ia sot-g7iu,
aud hreti. missing Deason.. but eoptying tho
oootenta Of, tho gun into youux n,sa. u years
stantly. Strader then 1eA The country. aud IN
supposed to be making Lis way TO North Ca1o-
llaa, whore hs formesly zaaattea.",
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MAINE,
MAINE.
THE VOTE AT THE RECENT ELECTION.

TIE VOTE At TIE RECENT ELECIjQy,
Following in Tho Augusta Journals statement
OF the vote for Governor in all hu. thi1.y-one
towns In Maine, compared with &ha total votn
Last year. It shows this year IN aggregate vote
Of 11o,H9. Connor receives 57,e52, and Roberta
53.077; Connor's majority d,775 Tho Town.
not raportod threw 1or Dlncley lsst ycar 717
votes, and cso for Htconb DlngIcy'a majority.
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Special Ns01ffh 70 Tie CAtct90 JrfbuHf,
FoRr WAySE, Ind, Sept. 2A.-Last night ,
special was Heps from here to tho Chicago Inter-
Ocean aud Cincinnati Commercial and forwarded
from Cincinnati to tho Associated Press, which
Is grossly untrue. and demands correction, It
rctors to difficulty between children attending
Catholic and puallu schools, III tho course Of
which ono Ut tho FREQ school pupils, according
to tho special. received fatal wounds. Tho fact
IL, tho difficulty WAS Ut tho uoBt trivial doHcrip-
tio,,, aud tho lal Injured is Around tho streets
to-day Ia porfcctfy good caRdit;ou. Tho diapstes
also said that there was lnuch iudigna lion aSaiuBt
Catholic ctizos over tue matter, which IL whoi-
y uatr1e a8 fs# people havs hoard at 1t. Ihe
laIs committing the >asault wero lued nominal
sum by q magistrate to-day. send this cor1ec-
ao,l at tho request ot cltizont. both Protostants
and Catholics. Who we're much surprised at tho
djepatch.
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CuHBAEkH EAHlHHGu.
Loapon, Bopt. IA special from Berlin says
1900 Ural Cossacks bayo bocn banished 10 tia
penal settlement ot Turkeatau for having resist
cd tho nav military laws. Many mots arc likely
to SO. ~ tho lnws ment With much opposition In
tho utal colonies.
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. ,dxsEvA, Sept. 24.-Aecent rains In sha Canton
,of dlosis~ hh4e swollen ths River Liuth Audits
aud 'Attluants, and caused inun6atious in tho
Term Of d1orss md surrounding country.
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N4xroUL. H., Sept, 2j.-Tho first locomotive
and construction train Of the Havana, nantoul
i Eaasern Narrow uaugo Iailroad arrived here
to-day. 1racl:-layiug is being vigorously PROS
ecutcd from this point cast. The Company ex-
rcc:;4 to have 40 miles Of lta soad in operation
wituln tho uctt sixty days.
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sptsssi Dupaseh t. 1At cAeaoa Ir47unt
OTTAWA ILL.,, Sept. M.-At the old settlers
plculc, about tHo weeks ago, valuable gold
watch wxx taken from As, Dabolt. To-day tho
thief was brought back from Chlosgo, whszo hs
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speesal DtSpatsh to TIA chfea1o Tribkns.
CALIFORNIA. Mo., Sept. 2t.-Rudolphu4 4.
Turner. accused Of boing uo,or.oaa forger, Of
Quiury, ILL.,, now under stross here. iH stated to
have placed OIL record in this county on tho 23d
OF September, 1878. forged deed from QUO
Mary DepuIs to William II. O'IIara. purpo'ting
to hayo becn executed III 1915. Shortly after
~azd, it u said, lIo iuhtituted sait As attorney
fotstiolun O1iara IIarrell, to recover possession
Of f4ese lands. Thore are other parties, deemed
respestato citizens Of M'ssouri, who are. sup~
posed TO have made large amounts Of money ont
Of deed5 said to harc becn forged by Ian,ca
Heed and L. X. Turner. Ilss alleged lard
niFntn is sAid to hnve, Mt about tho na1no time,
iiled forged deeds to large tracts Of land il,
Cooper, Howard, Dsagp, baf,nc, Charlton. md
Cole Counties. in this State. r1ol. Turner, Of
tho Agricultural College OF Qluoia, aud father
Of Il. X. .Iurrcr, arrived here today. JumcH
Reeh, tho artist who tB alleged to havo executed
the deo1s aud aigustuFcs thereto, aud tho az.
acknowledgements, Is expected to bo brought loro
tonight for trial, ~.
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]
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, Hopt. 2i.--Aldc1man Lang,
who waa shot On Wednesday, was buried to-day.
aud tho proccssfon attending waa tho iafgent Of
its kind that tile city Inns ayor Witnessed. It Vas
composod Of city of'irals, the notics fo7ce, fire
campautes, Aocloty af uruids, Odd FELLOWS, and
fFietlja @-' ~
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ITALY.


RoaE, sept. ai.-Tho Pope held oouslatory
yesterday At which several French and Gpanish
Bishops we're appointed. Mousiguor Dez WAs
appointed Bishop Of st. Ul1istophoz, Ia Cubs.
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15IRfFll L7I9NHtfH n 7Ht IHlcNQo TT1bIrk.
ASS AnDon, Mich, Hopt 24.-,Jethro MaYbce
wns to-tla7 convicted In tho f.ircuit Court Of
msnslaugltor. lilo killed l!ichatd rlanners In
Octobcr Of last year with chair in SALON. Ito
has bud one trial bofnre. Int TIN Jury ti..grted.
lie has not received sentence yct
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had been evos sfbce TIN tbeft. 1Io prove. to In
rue of tue gamns WHO, without hoaiao or hotnc,
" any trAccabl+ nasivity, jnfest nvesv city. 1Iis
ChanceA f0r JofEot for n term OF years aro sure,
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lsprttsi UfBbateh II N. Chtea7o Tfth4ns.
IAroR7E, Ind. Sept. N.-fn tho Circuit Court
to-day. Young. l1nrris. Farley. aud Eontl were
each sentenced to the State IrlHon for two
yoars for grind larceny. A yonug man named
Atwood wan reutcncod to the County Ja,l fu1
t4ilty da, for larceny.
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HELD FcR TRIAL.
Special ttslateA Ia Tie CA,ea4o 7Tiauue,
GRAND 1IAvEy. Mich, Sept. 24.---IIcrculea
Baird, charged with attenp.in. 10 kill Murphy
In u bat-room fight 1T tho .Wshington 11ouss,
soysao time si1.cc, had preliminary examination
to-day. and was bound over for trial In tito Cir
cut Court.
, 1875-09-25
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Sept. 2i.-lsecont rains hare been
vory damaging to tho English hop>crop.
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The Wife Of Scholl Makes a Comics.
sion Which Confirms His
Guilt.
An Excited Crowd Surround the jail
and Bide Their Time.
In tho Evening They Expedite
tho Ordinary Course OF jus
ticc by Lyncll~Lnw.
Extralition to Missouri Of r, Z, Turner,
Newly Charged with Forgery.

THE DELLEfoNTAtNe ATROciTY.
Hptcsai D,sndfcb to The EA,caao 3r.ofaf.
DEL1EroxrA1SE, O.. Sept. ai.-Hreat e1ei:e-
mont prsvaiod In CIR unusually qulo, place all
dag, over tho murder Of Miss l.aughtia night be-
foso last. Largo numbors Of pcoplo havo been
coming into torn from nil paris Of tle cnuntr5
to-day. An excited crowd surrounded tho Jail
Tonight, commenting on tho horrible mur-
dor. Fears aro entertained that tho prisoner
sclloil will bo forcibly tsken from: tho fail
Tonight and hing. schelfs wife testified ho-
foro tho CeEo,iey jury to-day that !.$ confessed
to hor tbat he committed tho murlsr; That lo
attempted to raTtsh her, but failed Ito shan
s.Abbed her with 7 knife In more than d dozcl,
places, cut her threat from car to .as, and, to
'nisi I,is heslisli xosk, kicked In he. skull with
tho heol Of his boot.
LATER.
Sptetos Dfapatth to Tile Clt{eaoc Tftbun<,
DEILEFoSTAssE, o.. Sept. 24.-8chell WAS
takcn out Of jaif at II o'clock by n,aakcd body
Of men, nud hung 10 trca in Tho Court House
yard. in tho presence Of 600 or bt'0 people. lie
parptatcd to lie last that ho waB innocent, md
tried to throw tho guilt oa hih wifo.
t7o tia Assaesated fress.I
c1ScrsSA11. Sept. M.-Tho CARTE. Tclle-
foutaine says M,s. Schcll, wifo oi tho man ar
1ostcd for tho murjor Of siiss 1.augl,In. near
Dol1c Centre. on Thursday, waB a1restcu. and
testified before the Coroner to-day tint lIer
husband lad told her tllnt iio intended to rarsI.
Miss Laugtlin aud kill hor af.orwards that
their rido on Thursday, was rlaunel for that puz-
pose, and that ler husband threatened 10 Kill
her II aho followed him when he went into tho
busl,es With Miss LauGhln. sho aa5s bo re-
turned~ In abuu: two loHra, stating that
Miaa Lnaghiin fought 10 hard he did
not Hucceeu in rayishinx her, hllhnugh
after he Ind Btnbbel hGr, sho aaid ''non't
kill mo, Jim won't roB:st my moro" but lo
feared sho would tall, aud no killed her. tu1c
eolnE n'so to kill EH wife il aho told of It. Mrs.
echnii MISC tpstlhod 70 othor crimes committed
By her husband. The affair causeH the most su-
tenae excitement. business ia suspended.
aud it is reported that several hun
dfed cltIzons ur tho surrounding country
nro coming into De1Iefontaiae tonight de-
tern,tned 10 iynci, bchctI. liany wagon-}oaslB
hnvo already arrived. The HhestN has unp,-
moned strong posse, who nre guarding the
5hst, but trouble is expected lie fote noxsllnG.
CINc1HsAT1.' o.. Sept. 24.-About 800 mon nt-
Tackled tho in'! ut i3nlIefontAinp. O., about AasI
past II O'Clock tonight. battered down tbs
doors, dragged Scilen nut, aud hnng him 10 a
tree. THO guards made no resistance. 6chett
protested hia annprencs Of the.ctisna.
, 1875-09-25

AN lhHoCEHT ABROAD.
sntcfai DiAHdtcA 10 7h- Ct,caso Tribune.
SEw iuEr. Sent. 2i.-1t LIS reported hero that
q prominent editor Of 1Iissour, paper, mixed
up III thu whisky frauds, haa tuEncd all his prop
erty tuto money and goue abroad 10 lire.
, 1875-09-25

4 BURGLAR CAUGHT.
.sEse{dl Dsrafeh IN Ihe Ch,ca7o 1rtount.
afAu1soS, Wis., Sept. pa burglar was
canglt hero today With n kit Of tools In his
Possession. and goods stolen from btoughsou
ulEht before last.
, 1875-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS
HnY. rtf.31FSR Il 1r,.ir-.+

SFfF1d9 UlFtNFth 70 1Hf EH1rao0 TF{tNnk
NV rnnE, Sept. 24.-Closc friends OF Tffden
hero state that 10 believes and lopes that Allen
in Ohio. md tie Democratic in1atioutets in
fcnltsyl,a1'.a, will 10 badly beaten. II tho Dom
ocrata Of Acw York thou carry the State by
largo maturity, ss is t'te1s they will, Tidsn
holds that hc viii he tle only candidate bofoto
The next Naliensl Democratic Convention.
Spse1af HAraIh ~ Tho EAtcnao T,7pnas
ToLEpo, u, Sept. 2f.--Goy. Morton audressod
one of tho largest Republican meetings OF tho
ing. hby reviewing tho tlnAucial a,ld currency
question. lie was followed by the Hon, U1arlp.
Albright, Of Tcunsylynnia. in All ablo speech,
Tho Republicans are vi1o swoko il, this nart
Of tho State and working hard for uaycs md
TiciorY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
THE SECOND TRIAL OF WIN
II. STERRES.
Found Guilty Of Murder in tn,
First Degree.

VIM. II. Sterres yesterday afternoon
had his second trial for the killing OF
Franz Warl on the night of the 3Oth OF
April last The following jurymen com
prised the panel: r. S. Hamilton, Geo.
Hale, W. @. Gillette, j. E. Vawter, L.
Auerbach, J. R. Watson, George Book
er, VIM. Muth, 7. II, Dana, James
Dawyer, D, IL. Churchill and VIM. Cor
bite. The prisoners counsel announced
that Sterres wished to make a statement
to the court. This statement was in the
main repetition Of his confession, OF
testimony, in the Wheatley trial, q
full account of which was published in
the Herald at that time. The case was
submitted without argument. The
Judge charged the jury, who, after be.
ing out about ten minutes, brought in q
verdict of murder In the first degree
Sentence will be past at nine O'Clock
Thursday morning.
The whole time Of the trial did not
consume over two and hal hours, and
the expense incurred by the county will
not exceed $l0O.-HeraId, 1Ath INST.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
"HOwl"

!. Deputy harshals Buck and Du,0ld naia
us q pleasant visit. pau
captain Wbeelau, accomnan,ed =, -.
e's'e1, returned from the STATE. ~ :.
'',nea command Of his company at Ellis
nee'ster E. W. Willett and his son Wal,
-, =. returned from tour through the PARK
we are indebted to Mr.. W, for note. ~
his trip. 'o' no'es OF
!. :! Rich sweetly smiled upon Us and
says that his mules just gifts nn and 81,
whenever their heads are pointed tov.rds
Bozeman. A 'o"s'us
captain Ed Ball, I'd Cavalry returned
rom the Muscleshell and left FIR ~
plies. .' WIG sup
MAJOR Lewis P. Thompson, ID Cavalry
after . long sojourn 10 the States. returned
70 fis command at Fort Ellis, with inn
proved health.
oner'H 9. L. Clark and lady and Mrs.
walter Cooper and master BENNY Clark
returned from an extended tour through
the Park. and express themselves as being
perfectly delighted with the trip.
We had the pleasure of receiving q call
from Col. Watkins, Indian Inspector.
The Colonel is An energetic and able civil
|officer and Is military one, earned his
eagles 10 the army of the Potomac.
Mrs. Morris, 90 the Times says. returned
from the Geysers, and shipped large
collection Of curiosities to Michigan
When will this ahipping of large collec
lions of specimens from the Park bt
stopped? When they are all gone. or whcr
a superintendent will he appointed who
will do his duty, end enforce that part OF
the law creating the Park, referring to act.
t vandals.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

A few days since two men llo% ~. -
tara bought up band OF horses neIo ).
tive 70 that Territory. They oougn.
mostlv. young animals, among wn'.n
-.rs ! number Of fine young beimon's'
from M. Rithard's band on WIZ s ..,.
Greek. They were al medium s'zeo I o..
S 49, .,d are intended for buggy ana Nv
80 ,..ms. and for that purpose, re ="
~. remember to have seen inner 'o' :,
-. There /, no cou ntry in the wos'o
vhcre % small ! sum Of money ~, Ir y, !
- - horses than IN tbs Vsuey'-
fWalh WallA Union.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
Assignment Of j. B. 81. v. Boeert

Assignment Of ]. b. 81. v. Bogert.
1t becomes our painful duty to an
nounce the assignment of J. B. & J. v.
BOgert. This event is caused BY the dull
ness of business, which. making
{ xtension Of their paper necessary
has resulted In an attachment by o.,
East ern house. The firm believe their
assets to be considerable In advance OF
their liabilities aud lime only was needed
to enable them to pay their debts In full
and retain . surplus. But, an attach
ment coming, they felt in duty bound to
their creditors 10 secure them by IN as
Segment. it appearing the only honor
able course left them.
The assignee is Jacob Ellis. Esq, bu'
change may be made looking toward
continuance OF the firms business
Times.