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, 1875-10-02

Charlotte. roal: peilr AtnEsl, (sanl tt.x.u
lumber: sehr Ten u.nht, Mu.krs,,,, t,un,...
hchr my Hprirg, brand Haven, .un,...
ael.r Anlsnw tsrksnn, Uranh Haven, I'm Dor. .,
Dalar, MuakeRon, lumber: arhr Mai. y, IT. F,...
White Lake, inmtcr; art,r Ostrich, Ford rsiy.r ~,
her: ser II. T. Baldwin, flu1a1o, coal; .chr Miasrs,
M,"krNnn, lumber; sehr 1oAes, Grnnd fias, n. ,,.
lrr: prop Q. Refts, Mnninlee, inn,'rr: arhr rrs,.
arahd Haven, lumber; aehr Faut nrotctu, aa,,,.s'
lurnt'or achF Artain, Mnatrgns,, lusnlur: srhr y
". Perry, Alre;,h, lumber scEr q. q, Finney r...
water. l,ln'l sr: 'chr Maggie Thomr~on whltc 1,sa
lumlef schr tason 1.rkor, afnskegon, WOOD. III
". II. Vanderbilt, buffalo, coal; arh. Hr,.,,
1'ndlngton, lumbar; scl'r Il. snu,ots, bIurk,1n
lumber; schr Tom rainc, Mnskcrou. 49,,
pror rortsso. Dunalo, su,,lrica; prop uco,o, r,n.
lar, MuskrEon, lumt~r: basgs Contcrt, sTusse.aa
lumhef; schr Wattrtown, oswego, coal; rrop c,,rn'
inn,1ore, flufFa1o, sludrics: R'lr AnnIa nur.n.
L'sdIngton, lumber; aelr 1,ay s.stc. s1cnoutn,..'
lumter; scl,r T.. .. Coates, MnakcRon, um&er: s.l,
J. Cntchiole, Maniatec, lumber: achs Myrtle. NM,
kegon, lumsor: scr lrItlc, pentHates, },rn,s.
rr"p 1mcr-Occan, buffalo, coa1; largo A.
haut, buffalo. coal; Bclr T. O. Avery. II
itIta, 'urni,cr; sc1r T.. '1nrsons. Muskeo,n
luna'er; schr Gertrude, stunkcaon, tumls,,
Hchr 0raco Murray, Rhohoygan, lumhar stmr t,,,o'
na w. Ioaesl. s.in iries sclr ]. Q. 1srrtson u.a
ses s"uc ccf Il ss''p as4a 'ts's
.lo. .nnres sehr ElI. Envood, wIta nie' IT, os i's
her; eth "a" Ks.h. Buffalo roat: echr Frank ra1.
tortl, MnsklEo1, lumber: Brhr Arab M4ni.te, i,n,
,sr M nrnr aic,,aninee stn:kegon, snisir. trhr III:
". clifford. Erin, ronl: tchr l. II. Mason, frani
i!iver pork tcF kearaarxe hiastec, lumtor: srh,
Frances Berryinau, Buffalo, ratt; scow g. T. Wis,a'
Leland tunber. "'i'oa
C2xARxp-rrop Messenger fAton IIartor, q tf1,no,.
u brs n u toua cosi Fehs Cnr4,:r, H. J1senj1 tn
r, r,c. prop Ncbsasta, i,aalo c9, h. What tx
lrr, ~ 6r!e salt Arhr Dnr son. 1sntrnlo. +a9o +,
corn Fchr Ventura, Clay Hanks, trla salt md suI
rirH bark L. @, Woodruff. BHtIafo 3tMs0 t,u rarn
!s,I ps,op 5Ays 1t'aio. 4og9 hu xhsal 2to, ba
oas. Fclr q. :. Hazard, fmN.o, $1,000 hi cop ~
trir II. Hnlter buffalo, h,HO IN wheat srhr II
" Adams, nnHaIo, l2i.0o0 Au oass achr ltcI ,yin,
uaIan. 4g,CtN hu corn. A
S1nHr ULgAnAScEs-Seow A1nry Helen, White Iii.
2,oo ~ oat. 10 iris -four. 40 brls c1l aud sundrs:
srn~ lnrrlctto Ant Holland, ~ ctls stone and I'm,
dttes schr T. Stewart, uHaio, t4.ott bu oats rran
Mcnontnce, sfmkcgon IS tc lard. 10 l,ria rork M
Auntrles; stnr Chamilait, Ogucnsh,ls9, III nis ~
corn, 10 tca lsrl rnr cl,an,rlsn: oswcgo, 100 bs
iron; asmr osouto. Mwaukco, aso hrls aprlca ~
s,1ndries atMr ocontn. otonto, 70 hrls pork and tai
hf1 suntlren prop Alaska. DufEnlo, 30i bsi. aops.
prop Aasks Erie, 'oo bu corn, 1so0 iris foaf 4:
bsg4 accd, anh aundrios schr q. X. NInaE, Iun.s
81, 500 bu corn.
, 1875-10-02
EVANSVILLE.
4 ruh1ic.SpiFttct Citizen Endoxv4 an
Educational ln1titllGi0n with $685.

4 rnb1fc.SpiFttct Citizen Endoyv4 an
Educational anatitult0n with N50U,-
GOO.
Cincjnnati Commercial.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 30.-Willard Carpenter.
Esq, of this citr to-day iilod articles Of asso-
citation for tho ondowmonts Of y great educs-
tional institution in this city, with the following
well-known pnblic-spirited citizenB az Trustees !:
r. somouln, William Ioilmnn, ]. II. Polsdortcr,
j. atackoy, James L. Orr, ]. Z. Rankin, n. J. Dar-
By (pastor Of Cumberland Presbyterian church,,
Charles Z. Scoviltc. and Willard Carpenter. Tho
endowment dcods are now being prepared. md will
sott1o $500, ,0o0 On the Institution, aud Dir. Car
peotor declares that after It shall lave boon os-
tablishcl ho will make fntthor gilt Of 32o0,-
u00 Tho design III TO have the in
stitution benevolent in character. and 1t
will be oon,rniicd by tho Presbyterian do
nomination, tho articles Of association providing
that two-thrls Of tho TtuHteos sha1l be OF that
Church. To bo couatruetl literally, and to apply
to all F1esbytotauh. ue statos that tho work
will bo commenced on tho building ro1t spring,
as soon aB tho site shall have BEEN solicited.
Rfr. Carpenter Ia at old man, whose wealth ia
cstiInatod ut ~. 00. 900, aud ho has small fan..
u, and 1t ia generally understood that half OF
hiB fottune will DO used TO beautify and benefit
his adopted city, wllero his 1nonoy was aceumu-
lated. He has made provision In hB will for
Ioars to csoct magnificent public fountain IN
the heart OF tho city
, 1875-10-02
SUICIDE.


Sper.nf ftsprtrh tn Thu fh{4aoo T,Snuu.
sr. p.u1' 0ct' ~. Jo,,n. a tra sa,.nn s.,,.-
t'an tus efeaasic& lneooalo, tenof"seller,
committed suicide this morning by shooting
himself through tho hnnd. IIo had been CHI
ploveil }rv .I1,,oho,d WIN IA hta hrothor.fr. .,,r
~ n,,n, ~. =. 49, 1.,otS H.. ..''';.'."
!1r t3t-S manS sca!H; oat iatoly had some business
ial' WIN nIs emploSeI. fosnll!nB ~ h,s
vnrtin '',.,a ~ ~ 1'aa ~ snoo p'oeeeaea u
~N~-'' ss...o, Sh.nntst ntss =. ''toaa. ~. 4.
Y.,1w41rn Mtct AZ wTnt', tiernI,,,
weI.known t}rayn,so co,nn,s'aa ,,,c;Ies .i,;a
mnrrnc In Inrrihlr cn,tn" III" thrnst ,x;.h l,''o
razor' o - 1'' s4|'0e 4A' 'n'o@' Wall
GuASp RAr1Da oct. 1.-l,arl .IoI,naon Swo,1c
Win dit.nnenrol frnrn Holian5 IStv .hnnt ~
weakH mo was fonnd vaaia-5.v IN ths WOOD.
less than i miioa fran tst cIty h.ncei IN troo
ly iaatI,ara fnstcncd H. h;s hnott.tr.ns IL.
death was soIf-murder. Da vss 25 ynara nd
Hn,f inft ~ viva ard noo ,,,rd ""' 81 'e"4e o'e'
GIryrrAYn H. ncI 1@ura 70 povor
renino ii Nn a 1Isrhor n.rsat romm,ttaJ ~ a,,i'
,.fle th}a mnrninr ahootinr hnrsc1f 1hrnr1 tho
beart. Hho vas nrohnhiv fnsans ''
n Iou,a 31mrs
CAnno11rox iii. Gent. a1-ihia rnorn,nc at
a.temptcl sricIdo. lie is 4 weii-known Mnson
ana knight Templar. was ejrht rnar. As.assnr
mud Treasurer of Creens Ionnlv, fonr te,ms
bheriN, served two terms as Wayor Of Carrolt.
ton. and nj nno Tina WA "a ,s,nnIs. aoi ;nanan.
cnIisI man AZ iiyod tn tho cnntg. AJI ia nnt IN
out small p,ctot revolver, placed tho 1,,uzzlo
to biz RIGHT temn1o and f1rnd tho haIl 1o,1CjnT II
the base OF tho brain lin staprera1 ni'd wn.
caught by hin wifo, who wss stiji in tho room.
aud Iaii gently down. w,et, he nj oncn hecnmn
inHenHibIe, uuu llra in tl,at condition yet, Tho
Impression ig that Tint tho injury viii prnyn
fatal.
Air. frannc hal foA, 7nve+a,;,ru1,, ,hann+ f,,
, 1875-10-02

Epsttat CpfTsSrota1sAtS Q1 Ths Chtaqe Tribune
DEs MotNIs, H.. aept. 29.-At Bowon's pra..
fid dwella Lawt4 Mathess, onoa 4 w&ll.ta do
farmer. bus now divorced from wealth
u well ~ from wife, James Wood worked for
him. Wood was posscised OF a vita and
child A abort time ago, sIatboJs concluded that
u tr.p Eaat Would be highly bonetcia! to Wooas;
and Woods, concluding that 10 want wanted
much about thelo. decided To 20. MsthoEs fur
,.shed tie faro. Whou Woods had Eupe; Mra.
Woods removed to ts.hels' 10 tAko
cars OF his Aoa4e, and SAINT Wooda' households
tooda AftcS him, with tho geus1oes information
that sAo did not want them ~ nlua my 1uore
\. 4lo hal Ea4a u 4t> viii kiaa
, 1875-10-02

Special UIspdleh % Tbs Chicago TFabNnf.
GRAND HArtps. Oct. t.-Unton County Fair
closed to-dny. It VAS grand SUCCESS. As III
stances it may be said that over forty-two GU
tries Of loaves Of brend for q single rrotnium
wero mate. and over eighty ontrios Of buttor for
a Bpecial premium Of gold watch. The total
Of cetrieH III hll departmental wan 2373, or moro
than ttose wero made at tho State Fair, n'ld Tho
receirts OF gato-money yesterday show that tho
abundance waa larGor than any day at this State
Fair this fall. Tho exact financial 1eHulta haso
rot yet boon 1scorsaIned.
, 1875-10-02

Paris correspondent, who hAs fallen,
doubtless into tho European practice Of eating
1ato suppels. says It ia mistake to suppose tho
medical faculty hostile to zloep following sup-
par. lie discussed the question recently with
An kble pbyaieian. Who said to him, "Thsre IL
nothing more absurd than to pretend tia un-
healthy to alaap immediately afse. the day's last
meal Il not nGn II animalS Do not AMI
, 1875-10-02

1T. FArt~ Mimi, Oct. LIN tho hnll.throw-
ing contests at tho Washington County Fair at
lass Lake, baldwin, Of Saltwater, won, throw
ing 3o5 foet; kooiy aud Easton, OF St1llwater,
ran bases in 1G1f seconds.
Tho fout-oAre1 boat raco between tho gtill-
water and Rod Wing cFews. Corning pulling seo-
ond In the former crow, was won By 6tillwRter III
1351. The FUR is to continue over Tomorrow
With n tnb race, the bazo-ball play by ply
sic1anB and lawyers. md the fat mew7s walking
match for AnuBeMcntB.
, 1875-10-02
FAIRS.


4spt-ial lrsjs1tth t1 Tho chttdyo 7rfbun<.
GENEVA, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-The kane County Tatr
to-day. NJ predicted, was q grand succoHa. It
helng beautiful day. there wnro about Loon
ruullo OH tho grounds. Tho RACES woro A. fol-
tues: Donblo-team race, best two In three:
Flying Ethan and, Mata... a......,,.....-,.......1 2 |
y. T.. aAf@ tt2W ...................,.....I
Lay biliy and Gray Srlltc, ,........ ........2 i
i,me-3:ll: 3:t7: all.
In tho .frat heat fste4' team ran away, rum
Ing atound tho track three times bofors they
coutd bo stopped.
Tho singlo race WAS as folows:
M.!1nn..'.s ~ ,......s....,-..... ..s............2 ]
!fa' EitHr-H65.
Tho hsse-tAll clubs paved vory fair enmo.
Tho Mul.loonE. or EfEin. played ngatnst tho
Goneras, of uonosa. Tho winning club Is TO
tiny tie bociaIs, OF st. Fhaglea, Saturday. for
tho pFt1e. Tho purso In el0a. The ticnaras de-
fcated tho Muldoona br a Hcnre Of IL to u. Tho
premiums HiA be nwRrled Saturday. 1ilov
have largo quantity Of fine stock, Tho crowd
will be imn"nso Saturday. Tho fast racing will
como OIL then. 1'hors wero l.GlO copies Of
tic Fox River Tunes distributed on
the grounds. Eyorrt!,ing passed. on pleasantly.
tie,. .iul,n 4. FarnswnrttI, OF St Charles, tho
Hon. joHu EAu NortW.ck, of Batavia, a protnt-
nent 'nan Of Rama County. and 4. ]. 1!oof, ol.-
tor Of tho Datayin 7iMrs, were on tho grounds.
, 1875-10-02

STEtfdI NtAtNElch n Thf CHicauo TFib.tnt.
ALTON. ILL.,, Oct. 1.-The swouty- first IN
nnal exhibition Ut tho MadBon County Far
closed this evening, Tho number Of entries this
year bave .exceedod any previous yoar, an1 tho
Fair waB SUCCESS in that reapoot. but financially
and In unmbes, In attendance it has been a fail
uro. Yesterday WAS tho principal t]ay, and thoro
was a fair attendance, tho great hstrnction he-
tho county. Judge JoHcph Gillcsro delivered
MI address 10 tic old settlers aud others III tho
hftarnnnu.
, 1875-10-02
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Tho Norfstowu (pa.) Herald has this; "a
BubscrIbcr in tho country sends us graphic 40
couut Of thrilling but ludcEous ino,dont that
happened in his noighborhood last wock. A
fashionable city gtrl came cut to visit bis Bis-
tera. Bllo voro n jnunty hat coquottlsh spit
curl. and tho pull-backedest aoEt Of pull
backess. On Thursday his two sisters and the
city girl meaudered out tho shady lane to drink
In tho beauties Of tho scenery and talk about tho
bcaux. Presently q loud Following wnB hoard,
and mad bull "aa scen paving, tho earth at tho
iadIes; The country ,glla, admoniahlnk thoir
feneo INTO au adjoining field with M agility,
II not the grace Of q ciEcas-actor. Tho
city danlBel attempted to "ruu quick"
but 1t waa O nlournful failure. Shc
uas only fiya yardB froM tho fence, but the
longest stop she could achieve was not over six
inches, and her frantic efforta to escape tho i'm
peEdpg danger wero painful to Witness. Tho
bull WAS coming nnarer and noareF, With ulls-
chief In his eye aud hin tail switching omtnoubly.
For minute or two the situation was auch IS
would have filled the soul Of . uewspaper.ro-
porter With joy. But the fashionably-dr
young lady proved equal to tha emergency. Sho
an overwhelming effort "busted" tho pia-back
arrangement. aud won't over tho fsnco regard
less OF etiquotto or anything else, and the bull
passed on With . sample Ut her d1eas On hls
lurns, MutterilE Ill tho while about tie rainy
spoil. or ecmething that way. That city gil
says that the next ttmo abe yiaits the country
rho will wear sktsta expansive enough to permit
ler to atap over haY wagon, aaoud noeess'sy OF
= cEoss bull require 1t"
, 1875-10-02

Five yearH Of ago IL the dividing line between
the junior ausi tho elder daal. Half tho yearly
leaths in Now iorx sre Of children under &
There arc 10000 children In New York; of
theae ~ many die as OF tho LOCO, 600 grown ill-
habitauss. llie mortality Of one-tenkh tbe VII ole
populaco, aud thAt the lcIpleas tanth Is equal to
the n'Iae-tontls remaining. VOL does tho phy-
s!clah my that II such mortality existed atno0s
shtel' tho caulltrg would be alarmed. 1t is not
ao With the little children. OF whom three
iourth4 oi the 0ue-haIf We have cited dis u1lder
year old. Tho nu1goly. therefore, ami tho
motAeS must Ee et fsuls-.S01.itaFt4sn A&kaoxi,,e
, 1875-10-02
CRIMINAL NEWS.
a Tragedy OF Extraordinary Chnr-
nctcr Mt leosedale, pa
Tho Dying Moments Of 0'Baldwin, the
Irish Giant.
An Influmnn Dutchcry al Oshkosh. Wis.
-..Escape of tho Murderer.

4urext&,% K.rt+3t r -ehee7x Er4F0htEp pa
:,i. ocoa~s a .o..,Io .tannic frspcdv. lin
s'ib"'"F A"a le44o." s..'," n". s.,s,,. ,,,,,
elimination OF al c1na'!y sl'su'at "o"p'o ,"'"
lily quArrol, occurred IN tie qlirt country FlE1aEo
Of Roeedn1c Pa IN Friday, Hort ~. About five
go.ra aro u,tnm 1,,esou. a farmer. living few
- 49,. ioft a ri,oro, nth
1oilos 1toi'i 'uo 'it'"s'' We. =. % .,.s...,
ono daughter, Harr1et Aseo 10, NJ tle accloontal
dealt, Of his Ni1o aud 6acond Child. 80 Harriet,
apJ n girl abont her own age, named Stary
H.,l,S r}or, H,aue,1 nr.utovnl vas piYen ttlo
sss. =, ~. ,o,.o uao,, ;,.r,iot f,,acovorod ,hat
car" o1 'ho nous' ooo" ''"t''et '',7e"seieu t''"'
altogether loo close Nh Intimacy eH'sscl oet"oen
lcr fatloT and the Stokes girl. mud. shocked and
indignant, rho Dismissed tho lnttor. lusRoIl
hron,1,t ror hsct anil lila dnurh,er left
shA. 49, .n.,..sae L., ,,o
Aohio "nu "eut ~ "o'h ho"',1' ~ NV
ne'ghborhood, After time tue stokes
girl returned 10 l.er home, ard Miss Rus-
sell cnrno back md resumed her old rositlon
T., I,or so,,,o,,. ,,rsn .roarrI,,1o 1t.rr'ot h,d
1oa',a ~ xn,','r fiin. tnnd rinr
IN II"rs, ~pnsa ~ f.thsr,s Farm ndin;neJ rus-
.nii.. ht ,nnonao rnaro hosnrn Iirrst H., de.
fsntn', pnueon r. isr"a,,t ahnnt anr,o ;iiv,aion
1,nn ~ t,,or for,ns nm ai.c ,v"rn, lin intimacy
hntucon ~ ,'I' ,'su i.r"tt". ana ,n,1,r 1Ineat h.
t,,roat..,,o, '1 t. H'snwt i,or r. sta iii not
.n,,n,,,,., ,,., ~ 1nwor a,'o o,nroJ 1,cr fail.
49, a,,1 -, ...,t "o wcIi mi nbnrt
th,oo M T,o,t,,s n,,, ,rt,o, 1i,,eao,i ono day
,,d,J IL :, ~ H., to,i;n, hnr ,at In H..
sn'ts -, ,',,, . sr.r- H. ~ s;,1 VA siuJrs md
iri;,, her h.ok 70 ti,o soru 1ia rct va (lr1n in
I,n,- n,1n.,t;on - ~ Ill ,,,n,. fnlIv as stc
, 1875-10-02

spsstel Laspuseh 10 Thu CHICAGO Tribune.
EAsT SAGINAW, Mich. Oct. 1.-The shipments
from the port Of East BsginAw for tie month VI
seRsembsr ssro: Lumber, 1851 900 feot lath,
9.o73. .ooo reoss; sLiugas. s,l7l 600 alt, 9,au0
ekfsk~ upsaxds vt LOG, 800 barrels Il salt we're
, 1875-10-02
CURRENT GOSSIP.

the WREn AND THE HEN.
Ratd rrsy fnln1l wrrn
Ton very largo hrn:
Tray, why do yon mako such clAtscfs
never eonltl Ruesa
Why All cH4 miro ur 1rAH
Bl4O,llll bo thought so Important nnAltsr.
THIN hh.wgrrd tho iru
To tho worry snail wren:
"N laid ~Ich s1,aia riggs 10 you, nadlia,
Wonld not cIHck loud,
Hur wnII frei rEofn1.
1,ouk nt these How you'd crow II ron had ttm "
ST. Ntehotus fur October.
, 1875-10-02

6p<eial Dlspaseh To Ihs chfraoo Tribunt.
DAYTON. o., Oct. 1.-Tho Southern Ohio Fair
closcd to-day. Notwithstanding the unpleasant
weathor yesterday mud to-day tho attendance
was laEge, aud the fair succcss. Tn conse-
luenco Of heavy rnin all last ught md most Of
this morning, tho great races between Lulu aud
Lucille Golddust and Mollie Morris, Hooper,
and Observer, Wero postponed until Monday.
, 1875-10-02

DosroH, Oct. 1.-The jury 10 tho Cases Of
George Miller, John Glow, and Smith, tho Jot-
ferson lorden mut,neors, who hayo been on
trial for the mast weol. returned a verdict .his
morning. Miller and Smith werc found guilty
Of murder, aud Glow WAS acquitted.
, 1875-10-02
A JUDGE JtoGEp.


a Judge In the prisoners ho1 is not common
sight, aud, in Justice to human nature, losorveR
to ho noticed. The phenomenon las occurred
at Nice, where ono Antoine Oronzo, n merchant,
md Judge OF tho Tribunal Of Commerce, laa
been charged, with otllors. with wholesaloernug.
Cling. For years past tho Custom- nouso officers
have been surprised at tho great Increase OF
smuggling on tho ltaliau frontier. but alt their
attempts to tlscovor tho guilty parties failed till
recently, when they found, to tleir astonishment,
that, like tho 6fiRantB of Greece, their accnnl-
pllcca lived in their midst and ware supposed 10
ho all honorable men. Trap vns laid, and
Jutlge Orcnzo and his worthy comrades foil into
it, They wero all sentenced to yoar's i,npris-
onmont and ilnel, and goods, consslng CHIEFLY
Thousand pounds, found on their promises. wero
confiachtc0 rs srnngglod property.
, 1875-10-02

,Sptctai Dispdteh 10 The Chicago Tf15un4.
Bioux ClTr. H., Oct. Tho Dakota Fair at
Tankton closed to-day. mud 1t ia pronounced
huccess III every respoct.
, 1875-10-02

a
LANCASTER. Pa, Oct. 1.-The PennsylyanA
Slate Far. now closing here, has been an uu-
psecoaented success. Gov. Harsranft Was hero
Yesterday. and great multitude Of people havo
bedl lu attendance.
, 1875-10-02

WAsu1H0ror, y. O., Oct, 2-1:20 ., m.--Tor
the Upper Lako region. the Upper Mississippi
and I.owor Missouri Valleys. stationary or fall
ihg barometer, northwest to vest winds, Ahift-
Ing TO southeast HArmer and partially cloudy
weather.
LOCAL ObBEAYATIoN.
, 1875-10-02

IT. rArL, Oct. III. hahouoy, formerly Of
Bloomington, Hcnnerin County. willis ruling
along street In Mendoza Just mt dark Wednesday
evening, WAS shot. A 1iio ball passed from bc-
low tho loft ear through tho lover jaw and
tongue: Mahoney iies in q hospita. hero unable
TO speak, ntla il IN dAuxer Of death from suFo.
CATION llo has repeatedly wsitto,, that tic shot
was fired by MicAaol Lynch. of Mendoza, his
son-in.lnw, because he had encouraged his
daughter to lea7o Lynch MD suo fur divorce
OIL account Of inhulnan treatment. Lynch
etontiy as.osts his Innocence. No witness uf
the Affair has becn discovered
, 1875-10-02

LAKE ERIE,
Kf~ kIN

spscia' Rispafrh ia 1As CHICAGO T+fbune
ERIE. Pa, Oct. l.-ARRIvALa-Erom Chicago ntnA
DxAraTnnEs-Bchrs Joseph paige and Donsld.un,
bask Winona.
strrPMENrH-259 500 tons coal,
s1onA.--1s blew big gun, on tho 1sto yosttrdsr,
but there nrc ~ yet lsasers to report Tho prop
srarta started out. but Was forco to turn tack md
soek refuge In to hstbor. Tho other yeasela ill not
'laro to venture OUT but most Of them ,yout out %.
day.
,1rEXa.-Tho ting Notion left for Buffalo With the
disabled bark Standard. 4 priyate Dispatch 10 har
nNuern IN this city says that tho report That .hs schs
larya.t Qnocn was lost la untrue. Bho h7s arrtred
safely At Milwaukee,
Tho tug bryant. Of buffalo, with hsusess, etc., u.
basgea lahore taere.
, 1875-10-02

Special D,tpateh to T'hs Chsapo TRIBUNE.
Sioux G1rY, Oct. 1.-Weatier clear Aud cold.
Prospect Ut heavy frost tonight.
Spsefa! Iha,AtcA 10 Tbs CAtcauo 1rtbune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct. la Loayy storm
passel ovos W,lsou County last night. Fences
were blown down and buildings unroofed.
, 1875-10-02


Freiahts sro dull At lAc for oats, 1!1a?o for con-.
and 2i@2Kc for wheat to buffalo, The carters vers,
srhr Kinghsher. oats at 1'ic and prop Portage, b,.
nnro cnrgn coru, to Buffalo rchr L. pnraons com /,
Kingston on private terms Capacity 25oon bn vb.,
9,o0 hn corn and 4e.1 III, oats, mt Including IN.
charters reported Thnrnday oYcng. In tho sft.s
noun the schr Mystic Star was taken for 2GWohn
wheat to ofweeo It 6Ec.
MILwAUEEE.
On tina 3oth u1t. thc following charters were m,a..
To 15nnalo-sehr MArengo, wheat nt 74e; a.hr Il, q
Hammond wheat at 2*o. 10 Kipgaton-Schr cor!.a.
nurFALo.
Tle following ago4ncnta wcro matlo on the 2,ib.
acr Levy Nawsnu. co.. buffalo to Green Ilsr 7s. n,
tnu, FREQ; sclr City of tho StraR, bulk salt uf,o
y Chicago, III pr5vatn tcrma schr IrasIe Hoyt cai
luHuln 10 milwaukee,, TIC pr ton eclle T. H. D.TIl
eou, coal, Dnf1alo to Chicago, HUG rer ton, tree
LAKE MICHIGAN.
CHICAGO.
Tho late gales hayo hsd such All fleet on tho MARI,
reporter Of morning paper. that ho nov nil.
tshes every little breeze for = LjR gale sna
writes 1t np accordingly. Tho big "oiova
which he rot ul yeatorday did no dam,a
10 tho shipping in tEis section. Tho ,fsb
No"burgh, which was 80 fcarfuliy damaged tho o.hts
night ly tho saluo younH that It WA thought VI,
"au!d l.are 10 lay tip for two tireo weeis wst n,
flared IN that many hours Au loft again for nt,l,
yestoFtay afternoon. Tho stannfartrcrp' TpRurana
Company Of nd~ton represented by Ms. q. G. Catt
cose OF thu Over sixty yeasels cleared nom
thie port yesterday afternoon. The mammoth bch1
U. W AIas loft this port ynsterdny afternoon Etth
tAe irau'nnse cargo Of IL ooo bn OF oats.
, 1875-10-02

PLYMOUTH COUNTY, IA.
Gpeetat Dttateh u Jhs CAieaao Tribune.
Sioux CRY, Oct. 1.-Tho sioux City Light
Guard Baud took tho flrat promilm at the plym-
oush County Fair at 1enarH to-day.
, 1875-10-02

California,s Ooassnnaal Grapevine.

The tix Rsapsyins which ts 10 be exhibited at
tbs Philadelphia Exhibition hn. after several
weeks Of labor. bsen dug up, divided Into ssc-
tiona, and boxed for transportation. This famous
y,ne " Without doubt the largest n the void
, 1875-10-02

!spsefaf Dfspnteh 10 7As Chicago 7r1buns.
HUFFALo, NJ T., Oct. 1.-The aato Of tho sehr IIsEl
and Jones has again beon postponed, fills tina dr.
days. coal-fEeght to Chicago and Milwaukee adyane
Cd today ia 81 rer ion. This paid to tho tchn
". 8. Cr0ssthwaito, r. 8. Marsh nul Brj1,eev4tss
The laat hed On hess NEARLY month for the dol1as
, 1875-10-02


Tho Laramie (Nyo. Tcr.) Sun Of rocent daso
rays: About ten days siuco tho onginoef Of n
freight .rain noar Drran heard a torribie crack-
ng noIse. and thought something must bc wrnng
with his engine. Tho train MAS stopped, whom
1t was discovered that something MAS loaxing
from car noar tho ongiue, and that tho loud re-
porta woro caused by tho wf!ccla passing ovor
.iropa Of tho fluid which had fallen upon tho
track. The car was opened, aud number
Of large tanks found upon tho inside
labolod "Glscor!no." Tho horrible trut!,
then burnt upon tho train men that
they were ilanllug whole car-load of TINT tar
riho explosive compound. nitrp-glyccrino. Tlo
car Was aido-trackol md left n. Granger, wlcro
n spur+track was built and tho cur rsln o,tt upon
1t nwAy from The 1nAin track. 1t ntil ronattlH
tllcre and tho cstizcnB and rni!Eoad officials arc
atiko at q losB to know what to do will. It. Tho
car is consigned to soma firm in Han francisco,
but tho Shippers cannot 10 found, although tho
Company haso mado most stringent efforts 10
discover thom. Tho ownera are respectfully 70.
questod to come forward. provo property, and
take 1t away"