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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-09

FATAL CONSEQUENCES OF KEEPING
CooL.-A colored man living on farm
near this city has been accustomed during
the hot nights to sleep in sort of impro-
vised hammock. swung from the rafters of
al ice house, which was nearly filled with
ice. This was done without the knowledge
Of the owner. until d few nights since,
when he was forbidden to take this method
of keeping cool any longer. 1t was too
late, however for the MANS safety. He
contracted severe cold and died Of pleurisy
Sunday last RichDiold Wing.
The mill and store property, belonging
to the estate of james H. McKemy, decd,
on Kerr;s Greek, Rockbridge, was sold on
the 25tlI ult. for the sum of $3.50. VIM.
Alphin purchased the mansion and store
house for 81 $50, and Ananias Smith the
mill property for $1,000,
Rev. Charles D. Walker, late Professor
of the Virginia Military Institute. gradu-
ate of the Episcopal Theological Seminary.
Alexandria, has been engaged as rector OF
Ascension Church at Amherst G. f., vice
Rev. j. McBrydc, appointed chaplain to
the University.
N'loiiel tftillllS ~oll, MdJ. 11dFf1S, ana
several engineers passed through Fincastle
Oh tile eth ult.. en- route for Lynchburg.
They have been viewing the .route sc the
Buchanan & Clifton Forge r. R., and
seem sangnine Of the road being built at
an early day
VIM. Mines, J. B. Loose, J. S. Loose. J.
Samuel Harnsberger and j. d. Price last
week purchased Il tract of 1864 acres of
land i'll North Hiyep Gap. Upon thisprcp-
erty' are deposits of rich anthracite coal
the same as at Dora, which lies across the
North river.
Coy. Ken1per has respited Geo. Wittens,
colored, who was to have been hung in
Campbell CO., Va, last week, for the muir
dep Of p coldred woman named Sarah
Sweeney, l.he aoxernor wishes to ex-
anime an application for eomn}utatlon pf
sentence. : -" - ~
Twas gratifying to see General George
Pickett &c. S. A. and General W. F.
Barry 60. s. A. grasping hands on Tues
but afe friends in peace. Norfolk Tir,
gi,sian.
Neil Campbell, Of Scotland, recently
arrived settler in Prince Edward CO.. Va
was gored to death on the 9Th inst. hv .
YagiGus Attorney bull He had married !
young lady Of tth3at county few weeks be-
fore. -" ~
Sam. Bard, the Atlanta, Ca, postmaster, !
refused to give up his Office, but his bonds. |
men went back on him and he had to- get
out :-4p 19f I - r e.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-09

SMoRg.-The sheep fund raised by the
does law ia Lopdon the past year was
81 .sss. while che value Of 400 sheep killed
by the dogs in the same time Vas estimated
at 1888. 6s, or $3.50 each. The failing
short looks like it came cniEfiy Troll one
Ugh price fixed on the sheep.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-09

Rev. e. 4. HOWARD, the rey'3ailst.
closed four weeks preaching in Alexan-
dria Sunday right. IT was an open air
meeting, and tile yard wss crowded. He
was SO aebilitated by the hot weather that
on Tuesday he went to Dansvilie. New
York, for rest and medical advice, rs wei.
as change Of air; After few we ks be
hopes TO return to hold series of meet
ings at Leesburg apd various Other points
In Virginia. where he has pressip g invita-
tinnS to 20. -.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-09

THE BEEcHER TRIAL ended by u hung
inry-9 for Beecher and 8 for Triton. The
unvindicated defendant says he is going
to preach till he dies, which doubtless he
will, if he has church that long. On
"Wednesday night his congregation raised
his salary from $4,000 to 100000 per az
u,sts. Expense seems to be notk.ng to
,bolsteriAg the pastor up; but that feeling
will soon wear off. b'F
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-09

The mill and store property, belonging
to the estate of J;tmes H. McKemy, decd,
on Kerrs Greek, Rockbridge, was sold on
the 25tlI ult.. for the sum of S4,18O. VIM.
Alphin purchased the mansion and store
house for 81 $50, and Ananias Smith the
mill nrnnprtN for 50 900
, 1875-08-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas have rpcercd certificate Of the Chief
Engineer of the 81. Louis, vani4ta 4 Tcr1c ua,tte
EsEnal! Company That RaIrt Plumb X Co. nn9 the
chicago taIucah RslfFoad Company have failed To
grade and btllge line OF railrnah fr,n hh,mway. II;
Ef9han County iu the State of illinois, tie city
day Vt March, 4. D. 1s7 cnI that Had it!e Of road IL
M: gradct aal lridgai ut tic rrtscn, time and
whereas raid RALPH II lnh Co., III written ae7 O.
mens, df dale The 21lh t19y Df May, 4. u. i.74, did
ngree, IN or before The nFst ,y Of AarL. 4. H. 1e7
to Era't hua bridge the rsil HE IT rnat rom ahur,-
hay Vt Junr, A. D. ls,5 to tic a,.l Iron and oretsa
thy tanc; mud ~hcrcas sa'd 9Th dayrf May. 1874
Faid 1tali'h Plumb l. Co. deposited with The ifId,r-
EiEne, ~ Trustee. Art InortIGu bois OF the Cnca-
10 q Iaalc1h Railroad CtuWny. numbered twenty.
fix hundred 10 wcntyeeyen l.,nltd aud fo.ty -ruo
1nclMist, carh for me tLnusaul dollars. and 1T a
Same time stipulated mud ngrte in whiting that II
they failed to grad. hnd triigr kaid nc ri iou from
Hhlluway 10 t2nanghHm afnrrEsd, Or iefure tho
hfst day Of March, Isl, uf which failure tile uestIn.
rlr Ut the Ch;cs Engineer u thc IT. Luir, yaulAu
Terri lla"io Railroad Company should be evtlcnce
that M such Trustee At tho raguest Of the Super-
yianr nf tho Towu " Douglas, III sad ElIingham
County, should offer sail tods for sails, and sei the
ea1no fer such rrces Fail bouds might bring when
i4ify offered upon tho markets. aud wlrreaa Lave
becn requested III writing by sa,d Supervisor 10 otI.r
sail honda for sale,
Now, therefore, notice n hereby given that l. An-
thans Thornton. b} virtue Of re PREMISES anil tic
Tho FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST, 4, u. 1915, 1t tho CIV
of EEinslam, in the County Of Etlnghanl. 1t. tlio
State Of 1iDls at the s1ut door Of the Cur. House.
IN hatd tity, offer HaM bonds at pnhtfc tal4 to tho
highest bidder fnr casl, or many Of ttsn will b,
10 construct, tte atil IRON ts line 1t road
ANTHONY TlI0RSTOS, Trustee.
, 1875-08-02

THE 1tBuAAECTl0Ss WILL NOT DOWN,
DEIk'nApE, Aug. 1.-Tho Prince Of Miian hna
Eono TO Vienna to confer with tho Foreign Office
In regard 10 tho situation tn Herzegovina. Tie
scryians have opencd subscriptions in nd Of tho
tnsurro,tion, and much excitement prevails III
tho principulty.
TIE rnrNE MINISTER.
VIENNA, Aug. 1.-Couut Andrassy, tho Ans.
triau Premier. who was on laayo Of absence, has
rosurnod tn Vienna Oh aecottnt Of tue uefzego-
villan complications:
rKEsB COMMEsIn.
Tho Vienna J'resse HasH it llas reason to he-
licse that tho rlinco Of aiilan's object in com.
lug to this city is to sound tic Government, MIL
ascertain whether Austria Intends to preserve
neutrality, oven il tho nsuri ectlnn la rotract-
Cd; whether Bho will recommend tho
Porto 10 redress the erils winch haso
cautnd the preaont diaturbancoH aud
finally. whether khe is inclined tu support tho d.
MhndH which thu Bo1viah Government contotn-
plated Respecting tho development Of the tnde-
EondoncG Of 6erria. The P'rxse concludes that
II tho Austrian Gavernmont's reply ID not Alto
gothor IN tho negative, IL will be because Turkey
to at fanlr for showing lack Of onerev at
tho commencement OF tho ueszcgorlplau iusur-
rccsion.
, 1875-08-02
f00F Wait Whitman
NtM York ftnnl,fn.

New York drnrhio.
Wait Wi'im - reported i'll aud iudigent, and
apendlng h4s last days 1t Camden, N. ]. III has
Lad . somewhat clecAcre1 jlfv. aud OF his pro-
auctiops Opinions aro diside,l. though no one
questions their vlgor, originality, aud courage.
Emerson WAS ono VI hs earliest aprreciatGrs,
aud his word OF generous cemmendatiou eoll!
~ ensl1e edition ot ''Th9 Leaves OF Gsasn."
Yonuysou, swiuburne, and Nossstu have
oxtpllsd him. and tho Fsst,ntnsfsr IT,.
rieto crowned; him ~ Tue reprosess-
tative poet Of demooraoy. Still, all Amoricans
believing themselves cultivated critics declare
Lis writings ~ unlutelliglblo ttssuo of targon,
aud question his sanity. And What ~ still ,noso
rotnarksb! IL that hs works, hayo aA yet found
no publisher, though they are In AseadY dcmuud
aud ssaone Of them cannot 10 procured At the
Hshsr, Or alng his songs to himself In = snotll-
eFsd, dumb way. This Ia what IL costs to bs de-
cldsdly original !u America III tho Last haIf ot
Ahe utusteSnth century,
, 1875-08-02
Tho O'COnncll Centennial Tf}sr1v
to )lsOrgnn1zo English
Politics.
Meeting Of Hundred Thousand People
in Hyde Park, London.
Resolutions Passed Calling for the Hc.
lease Of tic Fcnian Prisoners,
Tho HerzegoVinian Troubles Brewing In
steal Of subsidipg.
GREAT BRITAIN.
ANOTHER btDXATEh Ntrrr%d

GREAT BRITAIN.
ANOTHER MONSTER MEETING.
LoSnoS, Ang. 1.--An immense meeting In
favor Of nmneHly for tho Fcnian conytctB WAS
held In llydo lark to day. 1t was estimated
HAT lho. ,o1 rcr8onH gathered nroHnd the various
Hpeakfrn' rtsnds. John O'Connor l'owor, mesn-
hor of Parliament. pre aidctl. and, In his specch.
teclnrnd sflat tho FHuiau rraoHcra weru entitled
I" apt rotation rnther thau cen1ure. I,iggar,
tetl,hcE Tor Caran County, aud Alc.ssy. ParucIt
htld Mellon, wcre alao p1rsohi. ltea Ilutiotla ct
s'to usual character ware caErlo'i by acclauaton.
THE LATE 3llt. RICHARDS.
The Rcv. Mr.. Richards. Of Cnar!cstown, ",
Va. whHso death nt Edinbnrg wns ,eppstcd yes.
terdav. ded from the effects Of a fail IN u fai.
way depot by which he fractured hIs nLulI
THE o,coSNEt.L CENTENNIAL.
- tifr,ofd S.ectal tatr.l
LONDON, Aug. 1.-Tho U'Connclt Centenary
demonstration In assuming unox pccto1 pul1ki.
cal and DIPLOMATIC Significance, embarrassing to
Loud alayor. Of Dublin, supposed To bo at
mitigation Of willoy. Cardinal Cullen. nuro
churchsnan, caring nothing for tho memory of
O'ConnolI, LAS gwen the affair an Cltsamoniauo
blen.an. Homo-llulers, aud ronIaps. Tbo IN
Catholic l~!nei'. and the bishops Of England,
disnnnt, protest from ono Of tho Irish pcorr,
who claims that tho Lord Mayor IL nnansLor-
lied TO uso his ot1ico for purely Catholic r,lr.
pose. Cardinal Cullcnls known to bc tlsencriv OF
liomc-ku!o, aud lio horca thus to divide aud
destroy that party. Tho Iomo-nulors and rc-
ntaus will probably have Independent ce!ebta-
tons. They cannot corporate il. au IT,
tramontano moven,cnt without cndan-
eerlnE the Lttet als' alliance and
with uotnc.Rno priucip1os. 1fcn like I,u,t Sui
lran and MacCarshy Downing leploro tho char
aeter given tho Affair and fear they viii III con-
eerals aud Irish proleetants In Dublin. The
lorI-slayor b considered impol!tlc IN re-
sovlng to proposo tho pope's hcnltl,
before that Of the Queen. Eug|isLtnen general
II would cooperate III a proper demonstration
III honor Of tho I.iborator whom shey ada,iro AZ
friend Of civil and Religious liberty and rasia-
uentary tcforln, bat they Will not stand Clt1a-
n'untaHiHm OF Insult 10 tho Queen
ohor Advanced Liberals, to1rowfully opooeo
tl!e Demonstration. Az adalirera of
Oconnc1la caroor they do not wan:
demonstraton,. because. 1t the Lord Mayor OK
PRESSES " }Mpalby with tho imprisoned Elehora,
u would gEru Bismarck cbanco to olen ryulia-
thlzofs With movement hostile to German aality.
, 1875-08-02

FIT0in1a {Ntr.} EHltFrri8r.
Denver. Col, gave an instance Of Joke being
carried too far. II was porpetratcd years ago,
but only lstoly came to light In public dreBa
bome tiHo after tho Atlanto cable had bcon o.
tabllshcd, . telegraph oporator Mt Denver sent
the following dispatch
To fhe Emrerpr .Tapoieon. Garden n fhs Tuitrrtt.
Iors, Ffdttf: Gav. Gil! In will mt atcete 10 the ces.
einn OF Italy to Franco. pleAea Let Bohemia nlnnc.
lho operator supnoaefa It won!d make Bnno
fun tn tho 0mn4a otlico, and stop thcro, ~ tito
station aGanth Ind general understanding in
regard 70 oach other'B lokes. 1}y somo hook or
crook the dispatch went on. and diyod under tho
ocean and canloup amIllng In tho Garden Of tho
ton by Napoleon has boon lost to history. All
tlat IL known h tho Emperor did not pay Tor it,
anu tho facotious operator was hunted up and
obliged to pay bill Of 3l87.b0 in gold for lIB
la't,e Joke. That operator was entiroly eAtiHfied
with tho result Of Sedan,
, 1875-08-02
......-. LEGAL.
MASTERS SALE.


llt iFAhAuiAs 4FIlh 4ElAlil4 a ~. 3DuiS kAil+
rnal Company.
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tn., Il s""9 s Tit es"1 t & i.s E.. ss & % En-.
:"sa 'aa':s' IS "ta M'i:; .s
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s = IT, '
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III: 'S st q = ID Il
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l!:: l .t s ssS,,; ~, s;s; oia
T@ cs.h%,. n nj 'anie.t ii e.f
Il; II: ;s I'll 'fs
s'%s joe"'its. "s1'. ' I'm ssnst. ~ '"'0' er ,e
: . r. s:s1: f. = II t.:
= = =, II IL s:ass e.. s "stsf :.a II
nd :,s s a. r t,s ax si. Il r. Il; Ii
s9: ss sg I! 81 's9 osss 4, a.. al
:s ?st f4s ss u
thH.ooo nniohE,aa .nd tho r1ror,n. rentindetf
a,o al ,fo estates: ra. titles 4hd inrfos,s vhats".
tn,rd E, !, Roc* i;}snd IT 81 1ui. Railroad G?,npany
y,',, A,1rr.,lIo liatsad ompsn,. viii al !hc ran
;:1 i,Ssttn i.ei oi,Isaa IS%s Ms;!1tsS
:.;.misn,. a ei;hc: Z! ti;m, ~ ,sa:h !. a"w II
ether pfopcrty rights franchises, and tlrgs shch tia
ha.o gecn " utchn-c hrr"isc by ho raid
ntetlon viti :sts aid ss 10 a, ,o ino ot
ths !Ate thereby dccrrrd N Ills ro.scssnn. Or
!. shoh b. may th.n b. eatlla i.xe.er
l1y ihs torn, q :sd rcreo iva lundrri ruaanf I:as
q u: su 1 A. saeh hso II ho Paid by the uscha.ct
bfd b the purchaser laid .ts th, sst-r i. ~
Ter q s ., e snd aaa, tnna
or Uctober p ltfH n.npncd in taid cscc c,r Iii.
cates a ts'utd In lieu nf aY t.n cou
lnhs At fuh nttc.ntaEo a. said Court phA direct
thu approval of sail sale.
For particular description of ho sAd property
reference can bo lad 10 said .tFro.
Master In Chancor7 nf fbs LIrrt Cur, ii tha tn,tcd
States Inr tho Shrthcrn DIstrict Of Illinois
Dated July II. 4. u, 1eIh.
, 1875-08-02
EDUCATIONAL.
The Sage College for Lady Students,

This in~'itrtton lias been crcrtca md endowed Ivy
te iion IT, ". Aage, at coAt Of m 600 IN conne-
IG7 aIt1s cornell University condition that ynnnE
WOMEN ahall receive at tie Uniyrrrlty education M
tamroush md broad That provided for yonuH men,
,, IT. ol.s building il heated by assnrn. lighted by
H,MnatI,n, ist,na garden and grounds
>, uha la1y stn,eht. have Tho privilege Of alt Tho
e.fA oi 'nstrn tim ryrn In Tho Untvpftity, and n
preached during tlc year In the adjacent
y Uh,'ersIiy CHAPEL. hy liz iugnfsbcd clergymen Of
v!s tG!'sr".a s'|Gs frn, sarIaus para Of the
eisfy. niidsr ,tri.l tnAp~mr, fnr that r,,spo.r.
lhe 'nslre nltaNsr ~ lady >thcr.s WIN can ID nc-
cntntno'l.ted during the rp,s: un,yrrrity year c-
n'd Hrtlsr'ns for tooms viii he rryt,etcl 10 tue
ortlrr of application.
Fnr rifCiar r9nsInIny fail Particular. sas,e..
PRESIDENT Or CORNELL GSi{EEsiTY. Iti,nca
y, y, - AeN"'"'
, 1875-08-02
DAVENPORT.

Special Ms1atea 70 The Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H.. Aug. la public meeting
will ho held In this city on Thursday evening to
thko measures looking to securing the ent,anco
OF tho Chicago. Burlington l. Quincy na[lrosd
iuso this city. Thu xoau already has branch
from NcTadn, ILL.,, to East Clinton, and they laro
commenced 10 eract bridge actoxa tho slsals-
alppi to get into Iowa At Clluto1l, lilo Company
own tho Chicago, Clinton d Wehtern Railroa.l,
now being tapitly built from Cliason to Iowa
CITY. THIS road c!ossea tho Davenport Il st.
Paul Road 10 mtes north of this city, aud It il
proposed by tue Chicago, burlington l. Quincy
TO run trains into this city BY tlls route. thus
giving ua = direct now route 10 Chicago. Tho
Low line ls . very practicable ouo, aul would ro-
suit tn much bcaoat to this city aud county.
, 1875-08-02
PROPOSALS.
PROP FOR STATIONERY,


oFF1cE or Srr'T or PrnLtc PHorEnry,}
Notice II hereby R.c,. par.u.nt i: CAsp iii u thu
Ian al "sctnsn fs tr ist that sn.!cd proposals
wl bp teee!;c4 at th. mice up e o"a a tho lS day u
Jan. l, 131d.
!ts III fhe articles. and tho quantity Of c.c rcanirpJ
VIII bn Furnished tu ali irtnK bid aI,Ics.
ton to this oce, Either per .ouay by cttes.
;onnsy IT,, t. wlth thu .snpcs provided ioc
I. y delivered to tho nre of Public prcr:J
At iis Gaplt IN tue City u Madison. Wis., On or beiofe
tEn 1st day of DucoMbcr Isis.
Each I'D sauss he aecanpan'cd y boud IN the penal
lm at e5s0. executed ~ tho htdpe prtnc4paI and
v y S",t t%S .G.id.n; , !Eschodsss aa1oe. conu
70 tue torn. uf his bid and tho cuatract entotea into i
p1suhcs thoro9 Fhs suretes shall attach iudorse
IN mid bond their tho lhry arc
.a,lacp, % < trSshoio .his stso md eseh word
s9s,tina,: .a, 10 p1s%gSl1y % ,ttustr! n IF. stA.e
eoastdvrad wto shall urnth security aLa ndicatod
ta'lss.rtory 10 tho hurctntendput VI Public Properly;
fs4ytdtt ho"cfcr, That preference will br given To Af
I.ddss fS+dtus Y M sn 19ns iustnsss T. Tho state nf VII
der not doing tuktucsa III tais Htato
j. &. KNIGHT.
Superintendent ri fuhI!c Irpnrffy.
, 1875-08-02

placn bet wc~n yourhclf md Frederick Nathan
A.-Wn when | spoke about Ryan. ar. Nael'An
appeared to bo ntarlieh und tlsonpc t'.n oaf'n TN
tho Histnnnlk when tnd him Ills hrntl,sr wna
tou f,sy 10 talk to mo lln tsil, What bntineha
f,ofors tho death Of 1ny fatiltr?" Wash Nathh'i
came to Police Headquarters, and. when llo fhw
]lvan ho sasd, "Taho that man away, don't
want 10 nnn him."
Tho witoera ConEling. atfcE, to thu theory
that Mr. Nnti,nn was killed by nofno one who
vent 10 ges money f.om him and that ~ =, TAs
asBtstctl by this man Michael Ityhn, hrnthhr Or
man WHO Ind been waftor IN tho Natllan fam
is. ConkIiug aays that wlliie In conversation
with Ryan he uatd, "My God ono nlEhs
drank wlne wish rEcl, man, and now ] am NJ.
rested for killing rich man. Conk'tng also
snya That when 10 showed this bloody cnat 10
Fred Nathan he mild tlo thought ho had seon II
before In tleir 0wn hht!an.
Conkng was arhcsl whether ho know wlly tho
stockings aud AhIrt Of Nanh Nathan wore not
rt odnrcd at tle Coronor's !nlueat, to which he
replied that he did not know,
Conklin0 says l,o knows that Ryan followed
Mr.. Nathan from Mortlntowls, N. j., tho night of
tho murder.
, 1875-08-02
PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LABOR,

Scaled Proposals. viii be received 1t tho 0ce OF the
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. u, ISIS, for tho Labor pf TOO
1ropoAaIs will 1to received for The labor OF any
Number Of the aforementioned convicts, not less
than N nur moro than lu, and for any term Of years.
nut tuss than nor more than TO,
Proposals 1nuKt state In what Etanch of mechanical
Labor tho cuuYcts bid tor WILL he employed, and tho
amount Of *hor+room required for tho performance
8f said labor,
Proposals to toceivc attention ruAt be accompanied
win cory nf tina advertisements, md With tho
ten conRent Of two responsible persons agrreinR to
become sursti,s for the execution uf cunIact unt,cr
ehs hid ad fos the faithful performance VI tho SANG
when made,
Proposals must to addressed to The Agent indorsed
"rrtr1ta!s for Convict Labor"
The Hoard Of Inspectors tho right to reject
any aud all proposals.
Eur description aud sanitary conlItion Of Prison
refer tn pre- Ellt ctntl aclota.
Michigan State Prison. JOHN MORRIS,
Jackson, July :s, 1s75. AurNr.
, 1875-08-02

h.t her t,ghted m Thursday evening. md rxF"etrd
10 ras.o and hnvs her In thi- 1nrt nAt tv"ninR ~
tay Tho nofnt 7yibnnt Of Saturday. l.nat Aafhs'
DIV tho tlnvcrnmnnt work bp Kcnoeha 1sshos via
brought 10 c1osc Bo,nr work = set !" he DINO y
Ito Milwaukee, drctRn in tho haa,n. and when thsi y
hnfrhel sho Kenn4fa Iiartnr will ho pto 1T tho AIch
On Iako Michigan. capable Of accommodating tho
araest vessels likely To 1D bFnrhs At thAt port.
M E1EvAT1Sd ASSOCIATION.
nrtaiiTo to tho elevators Of this port, whrf havo
Thus f,r iii. season run, wilt md w!lo,t Eoot to
lheir twnrrF, mntters hare been 50 far har:nnnNed
tho working elevators, stated 1t thrtern. The elevator
rntcn ftttc1 uppn 10 to tho srenc .e to gram
for transferring arl, PIT In etoro &c additional
fnr Any nn1ter u days II exceeding trn. What hts
lrrnnh Of the constitutional aruinhlcra about c1o'h'-
tant tcyatfng charges At DH1ato7 They evidently
content with prrAait ratos At irnst mt peep hns
ieen panied ia shout eztorttnn dfistnE sway
l,,ecss ete. 1t In matter Ut I0 little practical n.
tetntt to thn City OF lsuf1alu whether <13n SHAH l
tof. hrra for tic transit 1t 900 hushcs Of rain
.-an II Nnuld anlot ~ TINT nj 1ite pr htaltl-'r
whether thu wnrk rhall 10 ono for paltsy ti6, Co.,
-UHBa!0 Ii xrffss, 2JEh.
, 1875-08-02
THE wADDY THOMPSON CASE,

THE WADD7 THOMPSON CASE.
MEMPHIS. July 31.-rhe jury In tho Waddy
Thompson case woro unable to agree, standing
0 for conviction and for acqu,tal. Should thoy
fall to agrce and be discharged, Thompson will
have to lio in jail unti tue next tntni Of court,
aa demonstrating, with which le stands charged
IL cnptAl OUDuso.
, 1875-08-02

Srrrinf Df'tarh 10 Ths Ehfr14a Tribune,
roar lIunss, Mich, Ang. .t.-nowN--iropt Eehraa-
h. Holland, Atlantic, Lake Ontorin. AraxsA, india,
Raleigh and c,naurtr. d. 1Iaie nnd cnnaort: sc1rs
Camden, FAne Limo star, A1Ya Drailny, katc Wins
Ior slnnatnoI1a. Nary Gnnnins.
Ur-1rops N. X. Fatrlank, Wcstford, Wln@low, MI
mona, City of Duluth, AratAa, Rtaruccs, Nh.
hnnt, Henry Howard and consort, Swain
snd ronsurt, Alercorn nni consort; scbra zack
Chandler Z. Il. Unrntra. lerhtiHo, lied Whito AMI
nlnc lanes q. larnst, ]. g. Mctirath. Curcse liaI
vein, Alice D. Norris City Of the BsraiH j. e. jenkins,
Qneon Cfty. 1ntdng Htsr. frsna!a Btrnnan, Carton,
Now Dominion, Ayr, hthcaaII. HirtNgr1c, H. Fltz-
hugh. Dlncl Lyona, Montpelier, Hartford.
WsMn-SurholEt, brisk.
WrArnrr-Clrar.
The sens T1enble has been released from Peach
Isjaui
, 1875-08-02
ANARCHY.

Sreeia! Diepatch to Tic CHICAGO tribune.
CAHyoSpALE, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-Stiil tho roigu Of
terror In Williamson County continues. Laut
night about o'clock William Spence, NOR
chant n Granville, called 10 tho door Of hiB
storo and lrod Ut twco by two unRnown peraous
and instantly killed. Lis store was robbed to
small extent, but this ia .hought TO be blind.
The rnnl causo ih not yot known. Tic did not
participate in tho foud which oxiBts In that
vicinity, except Ia entertaining aoma friends nlIo
attended tho funeral lust Friday Of George W.
blHnoy, who waH assaHsiuakod tu this city laak
II WeluesdaY uigAt.
, 1875-08-02

A NEGRO KILLED DY A POLICEMAN.
BAlT1MonE, Md. July Sl.-Dan brown. col
orel, WAS sllot dead In ballroom this morning
during disturbance by Philip Mcdonald, Il ro-
licamau Tho Coroner has committed tho officer
to jail to awa1t thu action OF tho Grand jury.
, 1875-08-02

Special D'stateh to 1he Ch,eagu Frfbnn+.
DETROIT, a1ich., Aug. 1.-ThomaB Daley and
hla vito had drunken 6Rht during last night.
In tho courso OF tho row Thomas assaulted Ills
wife with hatchet, and eho fred revolver Mt
him, tho s4ot taklug probably fatal effect i'll his
b0Wcs.
, 1875-08-02
ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL.


Ersrtaf Dfspnteh IA Tbs Ehftdqo TFtaurs.
LABA1IE, ILL.,, Ang. 1.-AnntvEp ut Rtyzn-smr
Ene towing csual boats Isoebck from Peoria, Light
destination unknown. und Olive Branch, from Kings-
Ion, with coat, for Chieugo.
Notwithstanding.
IA AEn INTO CAN4I.-Sothfnp.
rAssxp Our-prot China, with merchandise, for IL
saltc PEORIA and intermediate ports caual-ooat ]. D.
Leonard, With luntrr, for Henry.
, 1875-08-02

Dovkn, N. H.. July s1.-AIra. ". J. Walker
wife Of tho proprietor Of tho Now Hnruphhire
lIouso, WAS robbed Of $4,000 worth Of diamonds
which wcro thken from her room during her alb.
sence. No clue to tho Eobbcr Las baen discoy-
era1
, 1875-08-02
"oFth taroltnu GottinR Itich Ont OF
4sfAcAbcrttcs.

%t"H"* j{ffHH.
couia nAmo Hian in tho High Point and
naiom Ieelen OF North caroli,,n who have made
ieo !, t.'s fortunes by tue blackburry .rado. And
Into sh1 homes of .he poorer Glasses u tbat Les.
non: fac4ane mud drying blaekhc1ries aud soil
,uK .ao'1 comes nesser getting sonsthi1x ior
noai0 ,nnat avo,s tnsH aimoa. sny4!as know o. a.
~ cents per day. They naea but lttis ara pe !" H.
aary,nK, except % be kept from ruin, snd should
bo dEisd ~ quick ny poaH,b'o. Ttaeto ID ut, 1sn.
&as ot ~, aoea.ng tlIo marriott Thousands and
censnt lmitstiou Of port vino. mai rat,anb- ~ ea
when tue idea Of driving and seliing blacfusr1ess
wsa much laughed at tAore: now m;iIions "
pounds arc sont oH aud puss through tho No,ti.
season in oytr. "'''"6