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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26
FOR SHERIFF.
For SHERIFF..
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

II II L UNDERSIGNED respectfully
l. ANNOUNCES himself H. II candidate tuI
COUNTY CLERK, subject Ia the uctiun
Of the R,publicau Convention.
CHAS. HARTMAN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26
SHEET IRON PIPE.
THE CAPITAL IRON WORKS
SECOND STREET. BET. L ANDM.
SACRAMENTO, CAL,
'"""H'"ef"rs sheet Ero- Pipe or SIT
si'ss aHd for any Prsssurs.

We are prepared to build ON tho ground
whore wanted and contract to Law III sane
Hhert hr9n Pipe, OF ali sizes. thoro Igbly
coated wi B Asphaltum, thereby saving the
exp"nss and damage of hauling on wagons.
Having all the latest improv d macbinerv
narti s wanting pipe wOdld do VOL 10 give US
iron ct punched and formed, and tools
furnish ID for making pipe.
f. NJ. Raglan. Superintendent.
Sacramento, juno, 1877. 2t3m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26
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Candidates Cards, under this heading, / i've
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GENERAL MERCHANr.

CENT,
, 1875-08-15


4 *tsist5s:.. is1;: sssssssSG-ss
1mni1sLW. Mclean. ot Philadelphia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
prrrspuaa, Pa, Aug l4.-The match game Of
baseball between the attorneys aud newspaper
men of this city, played today At Haz1ewood,
resulted in score of sc to in favor Of the law
yers In seven innings. Some extraordinary allll
wns manifested.
Stars. 1. ~
Lou1svt14z, Aug. 14-Base-ban chicagos'
8; Eagles. O. ... .......-.
Lou7svnLE. Aug. IA movement to organ
ize professional baseball club flor next season
has been started with good prospects OF snc-
cess. The capital stock las been set At $2a0oo
Ut 800 per share.
"Dug" Allison has been engaged By tho Gin
cinnstiB.
The White Stockings will be home Monday
morning, and on Tuesday they will play their
first game here With the Athletics, Of Philedel-
phia-
It ia announced ~ probable that the Atfeutica
will husband. The club will be reoreaoized ne1t
surnmer. prominent men Of Brooklyn having the
matter in hand.
Warren White has not been engaged BY tho
Chicago club The management are no" ne
eotatln9 for Burdock. who il now playing sec
ond base for the Hartforda, and will most likely
SECURE him. He is good player, both at second
and in the out~held.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Mutuals have pulled up 10 fifth place
again By their victories OF Inst week. but the
coming week will probably SEQ them drop be,
hind again. The following are the ganee played
tn date including those yesterday:
, 1875-08-15

aooldsmitb Maid as the Queen OF the trotting turf.
Tbs timo in full is as follows: First heat, 3s,
LOG LAO. 2:l5]<; second heat, 331. 1:07, l:4l4,
2:16A third heat 344H. 1:07}z, l:40777, 2:l534
fourth heat, 81, 1:07A, 1:44, 2:l7.
The 3:3a race WAS won by Aerea, taxing sne
second. third, and fourth heats. in 2:28. 2:2615.
227%. Hall took the frat heat in 2:26. Franz
Munson won the third money, and Ciftonbe1g
fonrth
The unfinished race for 2:o7 class WAS Won by
Ranns in 80. Molie Morris took second money,
r.. r.. 1I ttrd ~ = and TARA fonrtl,
: 1''' '' TIE SARATOGA RACES.
sAp.roaA. N. Y. Aug. l4.-The frat race to-
day vas sweepstakes Tor 2-year~olds. 800 en-
= ,n;Io Thara wara twenty-four entries and
niue starters.-Merciless Shirley, Bertrand, Ad-
elaide and sultana, Warlock, Sister Of Mercy,
Tiliie Belle, md Knapsa:k. sultans won by
haif a dozen 1eneths: Shirley second. and Ad-
% eia,ae thira time. Inc, Near the three-qunr-
tar nole Knapsacx fell throwing his rider,-Bob-
he Seyerp,-but not hurting nm severely. Sui
, 1875-08-15

,rtr,,. and pn51.deIrt.s on rally for the lead and
now stands fth the Muua!a having again been oonseo
to occupy seventh portion oa h.foye Lstsy the
Chicago "Whites = have improved N ,nets Ma{; 80
their victories in Philadelphia show ns
proving tobe mora e1ec.:e than zett!eins "aa. Ins
inter piaver by the way, has been released a1o s
Chicago engagement and he Is once more ~ ~
Phiadelphta Club. Tns latter cup WI .tnder of
the season, Mr. Josepts, theif new mar anu u..o"
Zet" The l.tter has been long time IN no aers1Ge &C.
He f.st came into prominence as the Pitcner u 49
Eckford Club in 1854 after Joe sprague LEFT II ana
then be and Charley MUS his catcher, went into the
Atlans Since then ha has served most o. es nie
in Chicago, though he wA in tho Phliaae1pn1@ il10
Harry Wright hos decided to remain in tho bos.ou
CLUB in 1876 and to Try and organize ne" - axt re,r
The Boston Clubs Directors have got their bseka up
and they propose seeing Harry th'ugh ~ 1ne ;ika ~
be one Of experiments n.srnuch Ell tho rosnaeemes
O. that year Will show 1leher it reilly Is tne pasi
Harr: has csrefnly selected Or sose!y - s stSn6
tam II 1t Is the players, Asn spadin9 tea1 e. ,1 ~!
stand chance Of taking the psnnant Mea1 ~ ah.
II it il not, then Harry Wright WILL een1efo u'''
triumph. ,.o-. +bo
since the Boston secession business came oeiose ne
baseball public any quantity OF Fnnoss aa,v s7t Tha
cd in regard to the formation Of mines for 1910.
disposition Of pitchers md catchers maze os ntra
Runor Is In many instances as su1pr1xhg az -
Is ssidas been sent to Philsdelphla 1t GU year
by one rumor and Boaton ly another Ihe !Act -,
however, that Hartford Ii not geing to 4es t
lesye neither will they part with Ason a Ihe5e Sc tho the
to be fixtures, xhAteser else may oe aone ~ i
bo ' third hi basenen. There re but few up to tho
requisite mark, and these aro Sutton; Eergu- 1,t
| son, Warren, Ful1ner, Nichols, md Gernadot' ~
hoth the Latter having been showing up IN Il nae
form recently The ST. Louis have no one ne a. a. nine
bzse equal the status Of the remainder o. ne nn
auite nurerously Of late but DC nateral is Of the
crude order general thing casssrs .qs o. tha n
| acfive ffnmnnd with hut limited supply, but the
other positions can very readily bo supplied from III
! amateur organizations. What are wanted most, now
eyor are reuable players, men Of temperate nabla
yithal Now that Chicago fancy prices" are ceint
oered, probably full supply Of all tho stapls arhcle
| will ha forthcoming.
, 1875-08-15
THIS IS 'AR0.

suectas Disnateh to The catedoo 1raoan*'
n4vxSpon1, H., Aug. IA bash1ul young
49,, fronn Cedar County came to Wilton JUS
,,ce of the peace yesterday, and said be wanted
,hs M oficiol to marry him. The Justice "as' OF
conrse, Wiling to perform such = oese-
1,o,v and led the young couple 70
h;s honaa. vhere be intended the marriage
.horlt take place. While the Squire vas up
et.ira % changing his clothes for some more suaseo
~ occ.sion. the happy pair got into buggy
md took drive about town. About haiI LIZ a.
hour xfter, the e1pectant bE1de9room came ta PIE
.nu .oana thst his beloved had changed hsr mind;
sud I'D refused to marry him, and that he could
not break her resolution. The young woman
10 10 .ince married = former lover, aud ths Cedar
ronntv gentleman meditatos DEATH
, 1875-08-15

CHICAGO CAPTURES ST. LOUIS.
The professional club OF st. Louis has stood
q pretty fair show against our White Stockings
the present season. Several of the defeats
which we have experienced at their hands have
not been forgotten They we're hard ones- But
in the matter Of amateur contests st. Louis
has no business with. Chicago. it ap-
poars- It has among several hnnoreo
amateur organizations party OF insurance
men who have very assiduously devoted them
selves to the game. and thereby obtained the
,dea that they eau play it tolerably well Actu-
ated By this impression, they challenged the IN
su1apoe men Of Chicago to meet them in game.
The challenge was accepted, and it vas arranged
to have the contest take place here. It came on
yesterday afternoon. at the corner OF Twenty
seventh and State streets, the result oelng IN
favor Of Chicago by the following score
, 1875-08-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aneef1l Ud4unteh 70 TAs Chieago 1t1bUne,


Specfa1 Dlspateh to tbs CHICAGO Tribune
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14--About 4, 900 people were
present to-day at the baseball park to witness
the fourth game Of the championship series be-
tween the Athletics and Brown-Stockings. The
game was perfect repetition Of the one played
l.st Thursday between the same clubs Owing
to slight shower play was not called until
o'clock. the Athletics winning the toss~ THE
Browns secured two tallies in the first innings
On single base hits by Battin and Pike, but
for the next eight were retired in one-swo-three
order Pike, after another base hit. being forced
The fielding of the Athletics after the hrss IN
ming WAS brilliant, Sutton especially making
seriee OF wonderful stops and lightning throws.
F;va errors we're committed BY the Athletics
Mcbride being charged With two, and Clspp
Fisler, and Hail one each. The St: Lonla clon as
played very poor fielding game. committing nc
lass than twelve errors. Tho fol1o"lnS i7
THE SCORE:
, 1875-08-15
THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
x,,.r<nt ,nsnafeA II TAk CA1edoe 1rtt4a&.

5ukefa& Nspd&eh II 7Ak cA1edoa Trt6Ha&.
MusKoau, Ind. Tar, Aug. 14.-8enatox Dor
sey and United states Marshal fagsn Arrived
here this morning direct from Warrington, IN
route to Fort Smith Gen. Fagan has hsan M
thorizsd BY the Wsx Department 70 purchase II
tha ArnsnL of Rock Island Ut Govaxnmens rasea
army e.rbines and Colts Improved pistols>
whefevith 10 equip his force OF deputies tor
mora eflcisnt service in this Territory and all
Other parts Of ths Western Natrictssof Azkansas-
A 1srgs delegation Of pronniusnt citizena Of tho
National Council, arrived hsre to-day to consult
with their agent They report = reign of terror
in many parts Of the Nation and eosartatn &raTs
app1ehanaions for the futura- Maj. 1nga1ls ad~
xised tho calling OF convention Of tho lsads!s
Of both paEt1s 70 asvtsa uasAas 90 md tasa
4edhAAhk
, 1875-08-15
FOREIGN.
CENTRAL AMERICA.

CENTRAL HWEHICA.
INSURGENTS DRIVEN FROM COSTA RIGA.
NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-The following is taken
from q letter written by an American resident Of
Costa Rica: In July number Of Jesuits
entered the Republic OF Costa Rica from Guate-
mala, whence they had been expelled. When
they arrived within ten miles OF the Capital they
vera ordered to stop. Congress- met On the
same day, aud 1000 Masoas went In . body to
tha Congress Hail. and petirioned for tho Jesnits'
removal IS mischevious member of society. The
President, who is q Mason, and several members
prominent in debate and influence, made able
speeches on the subject overrullng those who
we're favorable to charitable protection fnr the
Jesuits. Tho Congress fnallv voted them 81, 500
for their immediate wants, and ordered them to
leave the country"
, 1875-08-15

Special D,s1dteh to Ths caieaoo TTtots<-
Dr1oS, H., Aug. 14.-The Sterling fire comps-
MES, with their brass band, in uniform, vls'1eo
this city yesterlay, and, together with the DIXON
hose md hook and ladder companies. and sne
Dixon Light Guard Band, went to Amooy ~ -
a. H.. via The Illinois Central, where they were
welcomed By the Amboy fremen, and $3.50
speech by Mayor Trneadal. and reception at tue
Cisy-Hall: After banqueting. procession VA .s
formed. headed by tho Mayor and City Conncia
Of Aniboy, with six fra companies and thrse
htass bands, uhe4 thsv n,Arnhsd through tf'a
, 1875-08-15

An early convention, = manly platform. ~ ana
coo5 c,ndidates,-with thesa re can maao
Triumphant hght But please DO not toaay TO-, TOO
much to the absurd L,ss3a 3aa. 1ae.ao ape.t des.
will get nothing by IT snd aa4o Sse .hsn + xss in
,s IN fuIl n' sreDgts s nth Horees arsslsy = IT,
hs.df he Whist good oan i Do "a n'r'71e0
York 1S1sd6.
, 1875-08-15

rival. at tho whiting House.

Arrivals At tho W HRtt&m8 kA00S0e
spnr,at Dtepakeh to TAa Chtaaae 7Tttans-
GENEVA LAuE, Wis. Aug. l4--C. L. Ward
md TWO sisters, William r. Miner Racine; !;
ch.r1es q, Wheeler aud wife, n q. Wheeler and
v1fa Charles Z. Staale, J. Medin F. B. Spear and
1.dv. z, r. Spear aud lady, @. Macdonald and
via L. L. Davis, A. J. Fisher. George
" F1e1ahen, Anson spcrry aud wife, B. B. Bis
ssi F. A. Mccormick and ~ifs P. J: mccor-
mick. Miss Mccormick, E. D. Swain snd wife F.
". sanxer, John Mayo, IT,. Lemts B. Mayo, =
G. Carver. Miss Annie l.. Collins. Of Chtef9o
B, J. Smith Aud family, @. @. Cumu,ns aEd
wife, of Pckin, arc srr1v1ls at ia "aaana
Honso for Saturday, Aug. II.
, 1875-08-15

principal streets OF the city, the whole Wind,
lug up With grand dance At FassoHs Hail h
and supper at the railway eating house, Ihe ne
whole thing was very enjoyable and VII!
tend to make these brave men better acquainted
aud ready to do dat7 In their own as we'll as
nelghboring cities, whenever called upon
, 1875-08-15
CASUALTIES.

FAUPERS POISONED.
sr. LOUIS, Aug. 14.-A good deal OF excite
meut was occaslonad at the County Insane Asy-
lum this morning over the death OF four in
mates from the administration Of sedatiVo
mixture to make them sleep. The names
of the victims we're Anna Newman. Christina
Koanig. Anna Peters, and jose Rockford. An
inauest WIS held this afternoon, AZ when
MaTber, the physician, gave testimony - to the
nature and effects OF the mixtnre, but the YER
d;ct wss .1efarred until an analysis Of the seda-
tive oonld be made to determine wheth-
er any other medicines than those pro
ecribed wero put in the preparation
Among the ingredients OF the mixture we're oel-
ladonna, extract OF conium. and bromide OF po-
t;on had haan used before without bad effects,
anal it is now thought that either an overdose
wss given the pntieots, or some UNUSUAL article
mt into tha mixture.
, 1875-08-15

Special nspdtcA to Ths Chieaoc Ttou'as.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Aug. 14.-About o'clock thu
morning burglar entorad the Poss-Odaes tJ
breaking large pane Of glass in the Post-Ofacs
lobby. He struck light, and WIS husis1
engaged with the contents OF .hs
Prophetstown mailbag. when he WAS dis
turbed by the b.gaage-mau Of the Chicago.
Burlington + Quincy Ralroad who Was taking oreR
the night mail While the latter waa t1v1n1 to
bring policeman to the scene tho burglar CO.
capped. leaving in his hurry shoe and chisel
bahind. The envelopes Of tho registered latters
we're found torn open- There Is Jet no further
claw to the robber.
, 1875-08-15
POLITICAL
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
ell t.:.nakaL ka tGhe Ehfeaaa 1t4.ihtffk

THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
Special Lispasch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
WAsH1sa1os, Aug. IA dispatch received
here from North Carolina gives very different
information from that contained in the general
press dispatches. This dispatch is from =
source generally trustworthy. 1t Bays: 1--WE
have clear majority in the Convention, with
two OF our counties given to the Democrats By
Democratic County Commissioners. The Con-
vention will restore them, which will
give ue at least sevon majority. The
Associated Prcss dispatches are false,
and are sent to endeavor to
check the effect Of our great Republican victory.
We haye carried the State on the popular vote by
fuliy 1900. The defeat and decentralization Of
tue Democratic party in this State is complete
aides this year was larger than ever before. You
cannot rely on the AssocI2ted Prass dispatches
from this State On political matters. They are
made up by editors OF Democratic newspapers, who
are doing what they can to prevent the Northern
people from learning and believing that large
majority Of the people Of this State aze Rspub-
licans to the core, and true to the Union. North
Carolina is sure for tho Republican President in
1876 by L, 600 majority.
, 1875-08-15
SPAIN.

REPORTED CANIIBT T1CToR1.
New YORK, Aug, 14.-The following dispatch
has been received from Europe: ~ battle has
taken place between Carlists and the Govern
uent troops at Arduua, in which the Carlists
we're victorious, driving the Aiphonsists OF, the
field with considerable slaughter. They cap
and ammunition"
GATHERING THEM IN.
MADRID, Aug. ia royal decree ordered =
Consumption to JON their regiments before the
end OF October. The price OF exemption Is liked
at 5000 reals.
, 1875-08-15
INSTANTLY KILLED.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 14.-As the mail train on the
Ohio i mississippi Ral'road was pulling into
switch at Logootee. Ind. to-day, the express
train coluded with the rear car: One passenger
was slightly injured The mail agent Mr. fao.a.
inmped from the car, striking his head against
nlatforu, killing him instantly.
, 1875-08-15
IAsTERN G0sap.
The New York World comments upon baae'
hail r,aftarH N follows:

bail matte1a u foliowB;
Tbs ssttiug N Of rainy sosson IN nsuAy of3
programme Of the past wsek about tan championship
contests arranged TO tase paee having hsen interap
IN IL, metropolis, thrte games wers stopped BY rain
and enc interfsrsd With before eomplstion while IN
Philsdphts md Boston gsmss had to bs deierFsd 10
batter days for play. In riew Of the tact
that no oos club IN the arsna has Is yet
played even it, legal quots of st1 gamer WITH
every other club. much less ther full ssf1es o. teo
ths9 Interruptions BY weather bid fair to ssrousy in
teIese With The playing Of the full number Of games
before tho eloas Of tho season in Eoganosr. Ihe
chan1s in te relative ronon of tho eouteatsna. It
is sta1 "nlp and suasr in won gaass betHem the
1hlst1e and Hartford n:nss for sseond poetton 10
nntS d ! ssad taatta: bst t1daatn Hi basssa sss
, 1875-08-15
rttTTiNc Under .

SPECIAL Dspatch to Ths Chseaoo Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, aug. 14.--The St. Louis d
Southeastern Road has reducedsfares from Nash
vile to Louisville to 80 cents. The Louisville d
Nashville Road follows suit. The war in to be
carried to the bitter and,
, 1875-08-15
WHISKY FRAUDS.


FFTLaIGEFHTH. :.
PHLADEIPH1A. Aug. l4.-Fifty-tHo barrels OF
highwines, believed to havo been the properly
F.. Bergenthal l. Bro, d,stilloss OF Wisconsin.
and consigned to parties in this ciry, ware sel2eo
today.
, 1875-08-15
PAN OVER A HORSE

rznnE HAurE. Ind., Aug, l4--Au extra ffeten1
tram west On the Indianapolis d 1t. LOUIS nAn-
rosd tonight run over horse near hoAon1s'
til. di.cbing the engine and killing soe ens'~
naer DAnuie O'Brien.
, 1875-08-15
ORCWNEE

srk>ial Dispatch to Tie Chicago 7F1os"&
KAxgAKEE, Ill, Aug. A.-George Msrcott, 20
vears old. waz drowned in the hankakee AVe1
this afternoon. ~
BurrA1o, N. T., Aug 1aLJoseph Lsnen, ksns ,era ~
In Baer. and Oliver Wheolwrtght, ooya' "efe
drowned here to-day while bathing.
, 1875-08-15

81. LOUIS, Aug. III. ". Beaumont con-
tractor. md 1saac F. Borden. workman under
him. cot into Al alteration this afternoon In
thu lower patt of the city. Borden attacked
Deaumont with = billet OF wood. Beaumons
warned him. but be psid no heed to the warning.
and persisted in the aaaault, who0 Beaumont
ahot him in the breast, killing him.
, 1875-08-15

MURDERED AND EATEN BY HosS
Spee,dl Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. IA vide -spresd
sensation ia created by the discovery OF tos
ske1eton Of murdered woman in cornfeld
near Goodlstsvi1le. She must have bean killed
ton DAYS ago, since which time the hogs hsvs
gnaned at and eaten the hesh, disiointtng tho
limbs and scattering them around. Tbs pro
sumption is from blood upon the bosom OF hor
dress, that her throat must have bean cuk and
the body left where tho fragments were found
No woman has been missed from the neighoor-
hood. The body could not be identified BY ths
clothing. The woman is supposed to have besn
murdered by three trampa in tha< vicinity tan
days ARo.
, 1875-08-15
MINE ACCIDENT.

SCRANTON. Pa, Aug. IA car At the NOUN
of the Mount Pleasant mine became oetacneo
fropn it's fastening this morning, and rushing
down the slope killed two men ana t@tauS 11''1-
ad a third.
, 1875-08-15
FRANCE.
OED CESTENN

QCK CES IEF1S1111s
PARIS, Aug. 14.-Fifty commercial CORPORA
tions md trades unions will send delegates to
the Centennial Exposition at Philadelplila' to
study and report upon the various objects ex-
hihited.
, 1875-08-15
FATALLY STABBED,


LOUISVILLE. Aug 14-Joseph Roehorg. Car
man baker, WAS stabbed in the breast in h,s own
house this evening BY Russell sherley, whom hs
was irving to put to bed sherley had ossn
olectiooee1ing, and WAS drunk whom ho did Tho
stsbhiug. Roehorgs wound ia fatal. snd dsAsh
Ia a1uected Ut any hour.
, 1875-08-15

cAa11syn1E, ILL.,. Aug. 14.-Georeo co"eil
- ia c;tizep OF this county. vas killed near sh4s
c;tv this afternoon, by being thrown from hia
wagon and run over.
, 1875-08-15

MURDERED FOUR YEARS AGO.
ST. Lou1s, Aug. 14.-Grtfan Cox, charged with
murdsring 4 man 1t Fairfield Wayne County,
Ill. four years ago, has bosn arrested asrs, and
sherin Nixon, Of Clay County. viii start with
him for that county, where hs IL to % tried.
, 1875-08-15
THE PARIS 4 DANVllIE.

SPECIAL D1spateh to The Chicago I11oune-
DAnv111E ILL.,, Aug. 14.-Judge Davis to-day
appointed James Eads, OF Paris, as Receiver OF
tho Paris Il Danville Railroad His bond WAs
placed 1t $780, 600.
, 1875-08-15

9pectal Dlspdtch to i"1 CA7odoe 151o4's-
B1oou1soroN, ILL.,, Aug. 14-AtTwin uro7e tn's
afternoon, lightning struck Frank olllesp'e ana
3onn ;tann tta %,son son. Wilson Vii probably die
, 1875-08-15
TURKEY.

THE HERZEGOVINA UPa1BISd.
Loxpos. Aug 14.-The Herzegovina insurrec-
ton threatens to become religious war.
ConsrAsr1soP1E, Aug. 13.-The Porte has
formal nssurauces from tho Princes OF servia
and Montaneero that they will maintain neutral
attitude in the Herzegovina difficulty.
, 1875-08-15
cu,Nofepe PUNISHED.

Bosrox, Aug. 1I-Dlack and currtar. n1sfn.
bsrs Of the lato ahoo firm, vera each ssnteno~o
today to fourteen months imprisonment Tor
fraudulent bankruptcy.
, 1875-08-15
cR,1sHEp TO DEATH.

SPECIAL Dtspeteh to The chiea9o 74f'u"1.
ro1Epo. O., Aug. H.-rhis evening about
o'clock the yeas old child Of Barley er9ao; ss13;ns
Of this et} r;,a msy oon ooos WITCH it vas playing
, 1875-08-15
saNGAMon COUNTY DEMOCRACY,

3pZf119 Ds3uazI71 70 ] IL VHsz1E9o 19f7Es7se,
SPRmoPHLD, Ill, Aug. 1.-The Democratic
Central Committee for the county met to-day
and called the County Convention for Saturday,
the 91st OF August to nominate candidates for
County Surveyor aud County Treasurer.
, 1875-08-15
KENTUCKY,

Loumvnk, Ky., Aug, 14-Tbe city Rivea g.
" Caruthe rs, candidate for Prosecuting Attor-
ney in the Ninth Judicial District 1,033 majority
over Gan. Baail..W. Duke, the candidate reosiv-
ing thu next largest vote.
, 1875-08-15

and intelligent and both ars very dan-
zsrous. Boyle Was formerly machinist
and locomotive engineer, and Fowler vaa \
cabinet maker. Each IL frst-c1Ass mechanic.
and this has been Of great assistance to them n
THAR burglazies and Jail escapes.
TRAIN THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
81. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. l4-The night express
train No. 3, on the Ohio Mississippi Railroad.
Wa thrown from the track last night half
mile east Of Huron, Ind The cauBe OF the No.
cdent was the removal Of rai1r which IL sup-
posed to hare bean taken out OF its place BY
some person or persons. as the hsnd-car house
1t Huron Ind bean broken open and crow
bur and other tools taken therefrom, which
were l~und near the track where the rail
was missing. The railroad authorities here say
that, although several cars we're thrown from
the track aud prstty we'll broken up, not one ua8
insured. The Company offer 2500 reward for
the arrest OF the miscreant who removed khe 1a:l-
A special to the Republican gives additional
information regarding the accident on tho Ohio
l. Nississ1ppi R.ilroad last night. Il says tho
rail was removed so feet from the eastern end Of
the Beaver Creek trestla. The engine and tend
or made sheer plunge 20 feet into tho
creek below. The forward express car
was hurled across the creek. aud utterly
demolished. The second express car and for
and turned partly over. The second day coach
and forward sleeper were driven ACTORS The
bridge, running on the ties and remaining. Two
sleepefs did not leave tho rails The engineer
and fireman went down with the engine. but
we're only slightly bruised. No ono sse wae in
jured. Some people ut Huron think the rail Vas
removed by Some citizens in that nelghto.hood
Tor spite, but tho general belief ,s that tho do"
sign Of the perpetrators OF the &C. WAS robbery,
although no attack or attempt to rob was made.
, 1875-08-15

$4,000 oEFALcaTIoH.
Nxw YonK. Ang. 14-E. 8. JA1ray i Co., dry
oooda dealers, havo lost $40. .oco BY tho dsfale1-
t;or =, n A. Church. tho head Of thAir ribbon
dennrtmant, Church has left tho ciey.