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Sp.f{al Uupatth o TIA FAled0o TF110M,
QulNcY, ILL.,, July 11.-An organization has
boon effected aud arrangements have boea cou"
pleted for holding grand Exposition Oh tho
fairgrounds Ia tbis city. 10 be orsned on tho
20th OF september. a guarantee fluid 0f
$1,000 haA slreAdy been pledged By reapoasibin
cltlzcns fur insu1ing The payments %
premiums, aud It iB proposed to eoos,derabiy
ahe grounds, Ia Attlng them up In splendid
Rtyte, aud 1t ia his iutantion to have one VI tho
fneas exhibitions Of stock that has ever bsen
hetd In ths West. Tho r&ces wilt BE- prominent
feature Of ths At1slr, ths owuers Of some Of tho
9seed to be hare.
, 1875-07-16
Improvement Of Fox River.

u. H. ENutAxkx uxSicE. ~ JxyTEHtoH,hTt
1tILwAuxEk. w.. Ju!y ". 1sA
ssse aul oss: -. "a s:d.s t6s s;sh ass JuIf.
l. ths u ,scas l9sa. - a1. ~
Foa River WlrcaasIa - f'loEs: toc1s App!ssSa 80
kAutsuaa. Dams At tSdAs1. Atsls ChutA. hap4a wv
Hhts Viii L. Ireal7o ID sup4 rstait for each psss.
iSrttc. p,opu.ins - I'D u,ust furnish ~ .stE ~
~ ~ l1siF sh!ufJ ~ SA & ~ Ae p,onos.i.
fax Lssk ApRlson tat Sfass "o;t ana anatssna
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
aessI Proposals. for buildings to u sfustsd ada.
esuf 10 thls cII will b tscsirsd a1tl duly " u
esjoct D. H., 8 oaacs eozusF 1t AaEsAo AnI &nlso-
alQNA48 -
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Sp<etat Ditp1tch to Tie Ehseaaa Trfbans
ST. pAvL. Miun.. July 15.-Tho Spostsu,en's
Club met Yesterday for strap pigeon-ahoot-
ing, 1t Lake Como. when Postmaster Dsy lost
the champion badge to Zimmerman, who killed
uinetcen OF twenty b,sdB, Wliie Day lost two in
eighteen. Tie Club this afternoon shot mstcll
with tho Saltwater Club.
Tie Cuos wore sbo1tlug for tho State cham-
ptonAhip with teu nIen etch. St. Paul nude IN
aggregate seofc Of Isl out Of I possible 200
ballHaler tnadc 143.
TIE AMERICAN HlrLEMEN.
LospoX july 15.-Col. Gllcsa;oere has writ
tcu latter to M!ldmay. 6ecsalhry Ut tho Couu-
ell, sav,s that he accepts tho cup offered bv the
British rstlcn,en for conpou.lun by Americans,
aud will invite tic members Of tue team to Hhoot
for il. 1t IL un!!osntood that this arrangements
Is independent OF team organization. nnl II IL
possibv acmo of the memte4s may decline to
anler the con.est.
Fl0EoS.snuoTlSo MATCH At dRASp hAF1pa
bi+ eLlt NtsRt{th +" fht ChIra2s fTibuHk.
GRASu RAPIDS. Mich, July 1.-THE shooting
tourpameut oaufuoucca to-day. Thoro weso
twelve eutlies III cla1s first, prize ot *l25. It'll
birds eaeh. James Glen, Of this cIss, was the
on1y onc who tna4le clear score, aud occurred
the prize.
Tic second prize, sloo, WAS won by Hawkins,
Of Cleveland the third prize. {50, BY fhayer.
Of Grand I.apids the fourth. e25, bJ Hail. OF
Toledo.
, 1875-07-16

olI+1tFLSs
MAa1toLI CHALLENGES N1LLE1.

MAd0toLI cuALi4EHdk5 Nf1LE1.
Mlior's CLAIM to tho championship OF rus
North west And Southwest It seefus. IL not 10 ne
considered as aettIed In bls favor by hls recent
dafrut Of Rhfnes. It wilt b. seen from sho fol-
loving rl,nIIenge shlt Asgglou vii oonteat ths
Held with htu:
m ~ j. ~ H<u.ntfsk 4sk4 tbsspaxT, Il aa4 - 6xas
HkW osEsAas, Iuly 4. la71.--1 hsrpb{ chalasnge Mr
HsuTy MItrf t. il.y me x4lps o! tllhssls for $500
Ind IL. rham,IunsElp VI tls NaEthxIst and 8ou,h.
~ss soooTl.pa to ihs yulss governing ths sAmc Two
Lundttd dollars ALREADY forwarded To your cafs q
feii fos s&u4, Your xtEJ obsdient sAEt1nk
faAxx ], AAaQ1o{k.
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FIRES.


Hrttial Correspondence n IAs cattapo Tribune.
Mason CIry. H., July l1.-The residence Of
D. ". Lyons, prominsnt citizen Of this place.
wAa destroyed by fro thla morning At . o'clock.
The fami1y--conststing Of MT. Lyons, three
dauehtsrs aud soryaat--we1e sleeping iu the
house At lhe timc, but escaped uuiujured. alost
OF the furniture WAS saved. fle luss wAs fully
covered bv INSURANCE. There fH no douut but
tue fire Was tbs work OF an incendlarv, There
wls an attempt to fire tho barn ssVerA days ago,
but It Wa unsuccessful.
, 1875-07-16

4NxH Yvrk Sun, Juy II.
Two men. OF whom one waa uBtlaas!y eWing-
Ing hatclos mhite tho other was apparently
writing In long blank book, Bsood pu tin sde-
walk Ut 48 West Eleventh ssroet 1t II o'clock
yesterday. Then they knocked at tho basement
door Of 10. the touE~atory brosn-ssono.trlmmed
dwelling. In which livos Ms. Matthias 3. Dancer.
70 Mrs. Dancer, fosblo old lady, aged c. who
opened the door, thsy sAid thss they wezo
plumbers, sent by &ho city Official In command
OF ths gang who we're fepsirluE tho wsses-plpes
At Broadway aud Houston stEout, To uoto Ike con.
altion OF the Croton wator-pfpes In her honae.
Mrs. DAncar drew back aud allowed them to eutor
tho hall. Thon she returned 10 the lining-
room. teautned tier casy char near ono Of tho
!ace-custainea windows, aud bbEan to asw. 6ud-
denly ahe "aa eucirc!ed by noryous asus dsag-
ged away from tbs window. thrown tu tho tour.
hhudcutfed, aud gagged with \ handkerchief.
hae swooaed. 01 Lar recovery sha bahalt tue
men who bud said they Wer0 plumbers bending
over heE. One brandishsd = hatchot. and threat.
eIod TO cleAye hor akul! uulesb eha directed him
- the secret repeaatoTy Of hSr husbands tpnds.
could get no information froa het. the robbers
admitted i've ooufedeEatss, and then tAo
house MAS sAnsaeke<l. koae Of ta proper
OCCUPANTS wero iu, all save h,s. Dancer having
Bone out essller. LII the paElora aud bedrooms
tho furniture NAa examined and thrown into
confusion. aSen tho bsl1lug btiAg upturuel.
The lnora of several apartments we're burnt
open with the h2tchet, aud tho contonts Of tho
Ladies' garments OF silk. satin, aud other tex.
tures, 1Aces, and even jewelrY, were dts1egarded
III thu search for the bonds thst the burglars
sought. Out Of the closets thay throw Ill ths
cause Of thsir comparative disappointment. a
fsw bonds OF lhs Bsato ct Virginia, whoae value
Ia amslt. wore Among tha uondtscIipts thus dis
placed. aud were the robbe.s' sole reward. Time
, 1875-07-16

RECEIVER APPOINTED.
8psei&1 Dapateh Ia Ths thsea9o Tribune.
CEDAR nAp1Ds, July 16.-Informstion WAS re-
celyed II the general Office OF tho Burlington,
Cedar Raplda i Minnesota Railway In thlH city
this evening that Gen. W,naloH, OF New York,
formerly Of At. Pleasant, la., had been arpoiut-
cd permanent Receiver OF the msio line. No
particular change u expected 10 bo made IN the
Qi1icafa Of tho rQ&1.
, 1875-07-16
THE TURF.

kfE QHf.
TIE LuN1 BnANcu RACES.
Loyo BRANCH, July l5.-The racing at 31on-
mouth Park continued to-dAy. The frs. raco
was for tle Thcspian atakoA dash OF thros-
quarters Of mile. Fai.hleBa, Freebooter, and
Dailgaislan entered, aud a this order they CROSS
ed the line Time, ll7A.
The Weat End Hotel stakes for thrce.yeAr.
old hIliea, distance one milo aud slroe-quartors.
w8s won by Ascension III IN easy gattop by fully
six leugtbs, nyptIcs being seoond. Finemork
third. Rsty Paarcs fourth. and Lixzio II. last,
almost one-elghth OF mile away. Time,
3:ll1{.
tbs third raeo for tho grand Jockey Club
p,lrae. All ayes. two-milo LsAts, waA won by Wild
ldls. boating Dublin, IN 34OS{ and 3:ATH.
Tho Long Dtauch stakea, all Ages, QUO ults
and thrcc-]Wartara, mas 8on by AlHts. GAlway
secoud, Slcnd.lrlft third. IImu, 3;16,(.
THE CoHSEAuEYILLE tpA.) AAcEl
Sp.e,a4 D.st4trh II 1he EhieLyo ir1b4nf.
Kh1E r., July 16.-Tlo CouneautvIls raecs
were well astoudod to-day. The tllree-iniuusa
race Has won by BAY Fannto In tho iitst, fourth.
aud fifth heats. Hlue He.i took tho sosoud aud
third. Tins, 26t1f, 2:t5I5, .:6l y, 2.47, 24J}(.
The 2:4U Elco WAS won by Joe Stone III tue
dEss second, aud .ifth heats. Jpksr took tho
third and fourth haass. Tisua, 2:4Q3l, 2.+1, GaA
4a3}l, 24aN.
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4 QUEER "plIE."

6ptcfsi D1spafta to TAs CAnaao tribune.
DUBUQUE. H., July IA Dunlelth bsharman
so-day while angling patiently for bulAesds,
It to Lbs surface, whsn, to hls astou'nin,eut, he
found that he had caught cof1iu With too fal!.
grown skeleton OF man inside. Tie coro4es ia
Of tue opinion that It WAS soms steamboat band
who. MAS buried ou aRnd-bar and washed out
by th4 lsts Hae.
, 1875-07-16

LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 15-1nformatton WAS
received ut lAto hour tonight Of M e1tepsivs
dofaicatlon In tla office OF tue United States
neyonuo Collector for this district. George N.
jackson. Deputy Collector aud Cashier for ths
Collector, Duckner. was discovered this
afternoon to 10 III, 200 short in hlB accoiuls. A
warrant NIB Issued Tonight for Ills arrest, but
upon eachiug the lonsu tne deputy waB met Ly
pbysiciau, Who refused to aliow jackson to 10
removed, saying he cond nut 1--we until tnoruine.
1t IL SUSPECTED that Jackson took 1rseuic. He
has hitherto oeen regarded ~ scrupulously hon
est and upright.
, 1875-07-16

Niagara River last svoning. got sround n pst-i
sle'nakc cFeek. The tug Dayton h.s bsen u,
work At hsr Ill day, but did NOT got her on unttI
anout o'clock thfs afternoon. A band Of uu-
nc wis on board, aud Tho ercutsIonIsts, .hons
loo AMUSED thamselves By danctng through the
ntght. IheJ wa1o brought up 10 tbs city about
, 1875-07-16
THE INDIANS.

TROUBLE IN THE SIOUX RESERVATION,
ONAHA Nab. July ia HeraM.s sperlal,
from the Red Cloud Aaency reports tho killing
Of Two Indians aud tho wounding Of threo others,
BY soldiers, on tho Lttlo Nhite Earth River
Ihls being on tho RESERVATION. the Indians are!
intensely excited over tic occurrence aud all
tho negotiations aid work OF tho Commi1sinn-
ers aro eptiialy Buaneudad. and they arc do
tslned 1t tue lied Cloud Agency. Tue crcum-
Btnncas attending thu nfftir Aro not known hera-
, 1875-07-16
POLITICAL NOTES

Nogt Of the County Conventions In MARYLAND
lnvs chosen delegates 10 the btats Convention,
fayorine tho nomination OF al -ssnAtor hamilton
Tor Governor.
judge Ko,,ev's anocch At Youn ,atown rseoi)s,
torr,,lv. and the nnfortunsta orato, in rov div
ah,ea. ia vaa tbn,eforo ob,sred to bre,s 1,,a
speaking engagement At Iudiauanolis for las,
night, pleadlna s,ckuess, There's : suspicion,
thonph. that ,in JUDGE had hut m, spnanh. and
-. %. ,ron.- ~, - go - r,,,,,i.h.a ~ .ao,,
Judce Emmett the Democratic candidata for
Ch,ef Juatice IN M,nnoaot.- In charced hv ths
newspanors with having pr0cd and ohtajnot hta
own nomln.uon bv snec,ai p|ea,fno berora tbe
0onvontion. lI,a f,tanfa ,,anv Ito sco,s.t,on
hnt ,dmit ,b.. ho 1ia ms,s snasoh s s,',,~ ~
ha,tor .aa nenlnv In w,,ic,, il. ,nrorno.., H..
Convention that ha xo,,ld 10 . c,nd,dst. IL
nob,dv ol,s gantosi tba nJooa
MI. ro,..,.-,,.., r.--.-., .u.
.,,os. e,,tIs.t,' "an,,s., =, ns.a ~ aao",'
ro.dv oost tha stato ns,rlv aos nm MI. rno,ax
La a. pood aa throvn aw.v. f,r I'm Conv.n,.oa
has wanted into]Jiqonco to n, ensre cnnsti,nt;on
that would meet tho appro ri of tbo naonjo ria
character of tha body may bo tuonaa f,on, n.
fact that its rr.sit1ent ,nhhed win oo,aita.,h,.
sss,dutty to urevout thu n.uaso, NJ ,oao,ut,on, -
tospeot to the memor, Of Fr,nk n,air
a., u,+,o-,. r.o.,. oo....,..u.
ysu york Iroa,,;o,, ~, W. 1a .ss sss.. ~ tAe
Nea tofk Areoaaa" FeTi'es the dropping hopes
: et oouess hepoaacans shas he may soon End 1t
Soason'en1 20 se]o'n LILO Democfatto party. Tho
ueoe.s4 "s"es' ao" long the oastnosa por-
ent systsmi "a, tho tapoat ~ ,ro.a H.. ho,a
bonds. notes. and mortgages n = on..t,on .h,ot,
must ha solxsd aon.rnrs,v h, ~. D.n,....tt.
wi. 80 .,.s.. X. ~ s o"u.oes"''o
p*t's' Ano upo'! tlAs qneshon ullo has given no
uncertain sound"
nn,,,t
4ho falIoSo '&sut having become 10 pYqui-
neut Ia California, aud the Ifaunhlin,o and rnda.
pendept CouyontIous h.yiuo dsc1arad fos ua u.atn
control of corporations, tho Contr.l pacian tas
, 1875-07-16

d:tltlIItI1Clt kTEA,1lEIkS.

t;DDNNlC1t kTEAttElks.
For Racine. Milwaukee,, aud WeAt bharu pufta.
daily, sunday o1o<ptei. i.at...,.......:..-... A.. H.
aatusds{ bI&t d1a'& lSAsB Until. D. FL
d.y, saadsy Tieapssd. p. m.
ntcebted st...... ..,.,.,. 10 !. nj.
Hsurt4, : uxeufsiGt boat dupt lssts uu Il. y. H.
Thnr.J., x 4'u*so''' e'' ".'....s., 4a ~. IN.
f'wtIs M,mln,. s1i sTnH,,taYs st,,,,,.... -. H.
Kari. Ta,.5sy Az II Frt1s1 @e ,.....,. y. n.
fT fhM: fs,f Michiu.nsy T. d, UUlIlS. alpt.
, 1875-07-16
ST, PAvL's SEWERAGE SYSTEM.

Special D.sp4teh Ia TAs cAIeaac IFabuH$.
81. PAU, Mlnn.. July 1o.-Ths City Council
laat ereniug, after II unpleasant discussion,
postponed = resolution providing for tho employ
nsat Of chsspsough. Of Chicago. to perfect tho
sewerage plan Tor tho city.
, 1875-07-16

HAnR1snuno, Pa, July 15.-0ov. Hartranft is-
sued warrant for tho oxoouhon, Oh Aug. 8, Of
Barney McCue, convicted, In Sycamore County,
Dacamber, 1b73, for tue murder Of John DeLet.
, 1875-07-16
Excitement Among the Mormons Over
the Mountain Meadow HAS.
Cacro Trials,
Escape Of Ten Noted lforsc.T Thieves from
Wic|tf.n, han.
Citizens in Hot Purauit, aud a Desperate
Encounter Expected.
Two Cases Of Extremely Bold Daylight Bur
gfar1es In New York cily.

FCFEER CAUGHT.
Fr JOSEPH. Mich, July i5,-ieBterlAy after
noon ge'slenaaly. ksy's1,-o3k,ng individual,
hhiug from Chicago. calEe II tho tl1at ha-
tionat Iahk, of tl,is city. mud PRESENTED letters
of Introduction from J. Il, White 4 Co.. cunl-
mi4hion merchants. Of f04 South Water street.
Chicago, and also a check for s5,0u3. %igue1 By
tho rame firm. 1hs man. who easo hi. nasno
Oh E. G. HopkiEB. said that he Ni Lcd to opna
III account With the bank, and would doponit tho
check lns would seqnFa $1,000 tor his imne-
diate uHo. Tie bsnk officials, who wero we'll
&C lualnted With the signature Of J. II.
White IL Co., anhFocted that both the
letter and check were fosgel1es. aid re-
fused to pay ANY money upon thcIn but
sad thev would forward tho check fhr eollcc-
tiols. Hopkins raid ho wnntcd tin MONEY ttnne.
dlatc1y, md left tho baak. Up IL uaug tic teIo-
graph. the s,lhTlclons u tho officers Of the bauk
we're confirmed. Tho uilieaEa were put III pur
anIt Of Hopkins, vino wkA asIeatou by Sheriff
Weimer at Stayensviile. aud IL LOW ,mIuured iu
the County Jail Ut uorsieu.
, 1875-07-16

Epsete{ utpat1h 70 IN cAle4es 1rtksea<.
81, Paul, July l6.-Gou1ul.tsss havs been 81
pointed BY ths Iri4a-Amssicans here TO prepare
tos the celebration OF ths centennial Of DAn!sa
o'Gonns1l's birth, In which Ill tho 1sash soaLssias
e3 ~ Rt4$e ~ axp4utsA 10 19ius
, 1875-07-16
STR0NE.MINCEc.

sPnHaFrELD, 3lAss., July l5.-1Irs. Aurors K.
pimmock attempted to take the lsfo Of Or. A.
". Thompson with I revolver, at Northampton
yesterday. because he failed to keep his prolugo
TO marry her. She was foilod In her sttompL
and Dr. Thompson has alucs taken steps for her
confinement as lunattc, uep friends. however,
Claim that shs ID not insane. and tAa1e ia much
ezcitameut in town over the affair.
, 1875-07-16

Special HtsLatch to Jh< thleAoo Tribune,
NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 15..-One negro shot
| another just after church 1t Huntington last
night. The wholo congregation started In pur-
auit Of tho murderer With tho expectation Of
lYncling him.
, 1875-07-16

rn.-iaf Dierus:A to Tie Chicago Tribune.
sioux CTR, H., July 16,-Sews lIue Just been
rocescd from low hlvor yalioy, Cedar Couuty,
Sub.. that III etnsgrant family has been recently
murdered by Ponca lndiaps, who lets their s1a-
asVation throo weeks ago aud arc now encamoed
III that locality. Thero IL considerable excite
meut amopg ssttlcrs.
, 1875-07-16
RIVER MAILS.

Nsw oz1naxs. July 1t.-Tsmposas7 arrange
EAuls hArs bAsn made With aha coast packets
fos eaFs1lpR tFf,w%SklY malls 10 all pointA oa the
ea4sx hssx Ia NJ QetkAae AID Yia&sk4tx.
, 1875-07-16

MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS.
Sptrat D1stateh to The Chiea9o irlo4!ne.
M1NSEArt'L1s. July l5.-Tho nopubiican Coun-
ty- Convention mot to-day, md appointed
eleven delegates to the State Convention. Tte
delegation vaa inatructed 10 cast itn vote - :
u1llt for J. g. piliab;lry for Qogotuor.
, 1875-07-16

VIENN oIENatoHtF NEH3.
LospoS, July l5.-Steamship 8ta,a ot LouiAi.
ana. from New York. has arrived ont.
NEW Yuax. July l5.--Axnyod, steamship Cali
fernla, from Glatgnw.
BAN FRANCISCO. July l5.-sailad, tho o. i O.
Rtea'nbhip Company'a steamer Oceanic, for
Hong Hung VIA Yokohama, aud Pacific Mail
Steamship Company'Y steamer Montana, for
pAuAUR,
, 1875-07-16

CisciNYA7I t., July l5.-Tho Rn7tirer's
Canton (O.) special Says jerome alarkel has
been arlnate1 tncso Oh suspicion Of having
with accoup'Iccs, committed the most extensive
robbery that las ever occurred there. Tic
property stolen consists OF nearly $14,009 in
.nortsage notes. e3ev worth OF silscrwarc. gold
Rud ptlyer watches, and other nrt,c,cs Of tota'
yaIuo Of shout $40, 600, which mas owned by Mrs.
Catherine aIyer. The fEnl intruatlon tho lAly
had Of her Ioss tho receipt OF letter asGing
hos mucl, Hlle would give to ructyer Ter pTop-
Ury. The m1tter wes ut once pce into the
hands Ut thu police. who arres ed .MeEkeI. and
were shown by hl!n wbers they woto buried. Al!
wcio recovered excert ono watch and come
MINOR articles OF jcwosry. Markell, IN ,ietHnls Of
bail. WIN committed fur trial. 1t is thought lc
will iml,licale others in thu robbery.
, 1875-07-16

new York, July 15.-The Kings County Grand
Jury to-day presented indictments against Jo-
sepA Loedor and Johu J. rrlcs, who arc charged
with having sworn tAlse'y against the Hoy.
Honry Ward UsecAer and HIS Elizabeth Z.
1ltDu,
, 1875-07-16

BASEBALL.
Observation-Disclosures.
HAnrFoBp. Coun.. July l5.-Uase-ball: CHI
cagos, 1; H2rtfotts, 8.
1T. LOUIS REDs-8zAn9.
CIyc1HyAT1. July 15.-Dsae-lall: Bt. Louis
Reds, s; Btars, 3.
1T. Lapta nnowNs-Nuruk1s.
NV YonK, July l3-Daso-ball: st. Louis
DsoMug, 3; Mutnals, l.
CESrESK14lS-LAKH TIRNs,
The Centennial Dase-Dal Club played their
first gams yesterday with the Lake F.aw niue,
resuILuK in favor Of lae CcntesiIiAl1-18 TO u.
, 1875-07-16

Nav YoAx, July l5-Early thia morning
1rs bsoxe out In Dunollcn, N. j.. aud destroyed
i've Of the lArgest buildings Ia tho place. Ilo
loss Is nearly 800, 1000.
, 1875-07-16

M1wAuxKE, July lo.-1le United B.ates Cir
cuis Court u Oshkosh to-day ovasrulsd tho n.o.
tlon made by ex-senator Carpenter, counsel for
defendants. to dlsnIss the proceedings sgauat
ths dIstllisra. aud &Ays Defendants ten days to
anaweE. The caa1s will be tried It 0ctobeS
torut+
, 1875-07-16

The d1.n ot l. u, Clark Il Co.. composed Of John !.
Brown aud AnAun u. CLARK. dissolved and from this
nd settled by lis unItrapsl Al persons sre hure-
by aatiasl aos ia tr.use. any easins'' : W. s..% M
Clark Ia respect to 4all frn, - 20 eet q u. VIII
finI sai1 fir,I1 ar ssII Brown. J0EkN ]. BROWN.
Ftb. II. lsTI.
, 1875-07-16

H1Stf3 QFE8&<fN u zh& GA43&&4 9F38AkN<+
Bu7sALo. N. r., July lo-Tha plsa.uss to4a
chteA6e Rs!l% ~ : AasauGAa Asaasa;aa 4axA
, 1875-07-16

At = tnsating Of The Milwaukee Plymouth
Church Society last night. arrangements were
completed Tor reopeutng regular Sunday set~
vices on tho 18th inst
, 1875-07-16

l'EAyGH, Gtah, July l5.-Johu d. LseIs 81 work
writing Ills statement. Several wisnosses. too
nearly connected with tho n'asaAc.o, have become
alarmed and left town. Everybody is an1Iously
awaiting tic Developments 10 be made naxt
W1ak.
, 1875-07-16

WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS.
SpeeItt Ditr41tch IN 1At CA,rayu Irltrnt.
MnwAuE5E. Wis, July l5.-Ths maes-mest-
Ing to rst'fy tho l!epublfcsn State ticket viii
take place At tbs Academy OF Music uo1t Tues
day night. fIuwe, Cameron. and C2rpentas "a
among tho expected speakers.
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The Republican leaders of Ohio
held a consultation, at Columbus,
last week, when the choice of a ram
didate for Governor was discussed.
The meeting disclosed an unexpected
amount of opposition to the nomina-
ton of ex-senator Wade, and showed
that ex-Gov. Noyes was the favorite.
But, as he unqualiiedIy declined to
stand, a further ~canvassing of opin-
ions showed that Representative
James Monroe was the second choice.
1t was decided to hold the State Con-
veution on the End Of June next,
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the trains were moving at the time
Of the collision, the loss of life and
Injuries received were not greater.
| found Mrginn all right, though
badly frightened he aud others were
looking for their baggage, but found
only a cOngIomeraled mass, consist
Ing of wearing apparel, mud and
silver bricks, Of which thcro we're
several hundred in the express 7
Sad as the surroundings were, n
Utah miner, who had failed to- find
his Uutfit in the ruins, got off inker
saying: My trunk has gone to
thunder, but these are the best pay
ing diggings l have struck for years"
He, Of course, referred to the silver
bricks buried in the mud.
The result OF the disaster was three
killed outright and ten wounded.
many of whom will Be permanently
disabled, If their lives are spared.
The cause of the accident Was the
failure of the operator at Tyrone to
deliver to our conductor an order to
hold the train at that station to- per-
NIT the wCstw Ird bound train to
ps~. II that operator had come
within reach of the passengers That
night, IL telegraph pole would have
been put to good use.
Conductor C~hatterton, of the west
ward bound train, escaped with a
few scratchesCaud he at once set
about removing the wreck and car
ing for tn" wounded, who were made
MS comfortable as possible in the
sleeperS by Conductor Matthews,
who deserves much credit for his
energetic efforts in behalf of the I'M
fortuuatcs and the Iudies and chill
drcn who had occupied the cars
which were wrecked.
When the day dawned the scene
Of the disaster al pCartd before Us in
all its horrible reality. The dead
were yet among the ruins, and II
corpse, that was OH its way cast for
burial, lay exposed to view, the box
and coffin having been ground to
pieces between the baggage a and
tender. May time cifice from our
minds this terrific picture.
At sever u. m, locomotives had
arrived from both directions, and
after n transfer of passengers, the
Pullman and passenger coaches were
sent on to their destinations, leaving
to n w%recking party, that was on its
way, the rare of the dead and the
removal of the wreck.
Without further accident we ar
rivt4 il Chicago Sunday night, duly
thankful to Il Divine Providence for
having escaped with our lives.
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One ef The most CONGREGATIONS
ShCrifs on record has turned up in
Iowa. y railroad was to be sold at
Shcrif's sale. ana Il friendly agree
meut was made by which ills model
official WIS to receive $3.50 in ray.
mcnt for his part in tho Transaction
which required two hours, perhaps,
Of his valuable tine. But after the
=a.e hc happened to look at the sta
tute which fixed his fees, when he
found, to his horror, that he had
been trIn~grrz~ing the laws Of the
Stale, which declared that ne should
receive no other fees than those
legally assigned him. So he refused
the liberal sam offered to him, and
said he would take nothing bat his
lawful fces, which, in this instance.
il seems, nmouRtsIl to $ll 900. The
railroad men endedvorrd to hold
him TO his original bargain, but he
was too constitutions To violate the
laws he was appointed to uphold,
and, the case going to the courts, his
integrity was rewarded by a verdict
in his favor. Chicago r. bdme.