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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-21

The fuot that the registry in Brooklyn is
this year 7615p against 7Oiel last year, shows
that the voters are aroused to a sense OF their
duty to make warfare against the Ring They
understand that unless they now drive out Of
the city offices the thieves who have iutrenched
themselves in them for purposes Of plumber,
they viii pay the penalty OF their neglect in still
more oppressive taxes and the accumulation Of
heavier debt. Every honest vote should be cast
against the nominees Of KINGSLEY, FOWLER
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-21

We are asked whether the doctrine Of
everlasting damna,ion to unrepentant sinners Is
preached and sung 10y MoopY and SANKRY. We
reply that It H. This ancient doctrine IA held.
not only by all the sects of orthodox Protestant
ism. but by the Roman Catholic Church and by
the Greek Church. II Is dccep ted without quail
ncation, 10y MOODY aud SANKEY. as a fund amen
tai part Of their faith. We understand that they
do not make so much use Of II for the purpose
Of alarming sinners, as older rcvivalists ike the
Rev. CHARLES q. fINSEY and Elder KNAPP. used
to do. We do not suppose that Mr.. MOODY
could draw such lurid or horrifying pictures Of
hell and it's tormcnts as drawn 10y these
masters of Internal imagery yet he brings the
subject into relief whenever he considers It ne
cessary.
II must be remembered that Mr.. MOODY Is not
a preacher OF thrilling eioquence, like the re-
vivalst GEORGE WHITFIELD, or a man of such
extraordinary talent as many other pulpit ora
tors, Protestant and Catholic. In fact, his
logical and Imaginative faculties seem TO tie
slight. and We infer that he l. not man who
can take AN audience of its feet by any
means. lie Is plain earnest speaker. who
reaches the minds Of his hearers in ways which
We shall be better able to explain after we have
had the opportunity Of directly examining them.
, 1875-08-20
VtlLbNNs
The Reigning Prince of servia
Alarmed at the Situation.
Turkey Will Not Listen to
Austrian Hnfcrvc1ltio1.
Dorregaray, the Carlist Gem
eral, Again in Tight
Place.
G1adstonc's Pamphlet Against Vati-
canism Sold by Paris
Booksellers.
,Bouapartist Newspapers in Paris
Subjected to the Grinding
Down Process.
Interesting Comments on the Trinl
of Col. Baker.
Interesting Comments on the Trinl
of Col. Baker.

EoTE THoM rn1ScE MIi.a:, or sENvIA.
FAR1s, Aux. f0,-.\ Vienna speeiAl 10 La Lib
fr|e sayF Prince Milan, ot Scrvla. llas addressed
note to The powers uho signed tho treaty nf
Paris, complaining that i,o has nat tccu iufor MI
ed Of thrt- Intentions regarding the tnsurrection
which s extending INTO Servn, and "hictl threat
GUS tu aRsntne proportions which may Eondcr tia
Supptcshiop impossible.
AUSTRIA PROPOSES 1XrEHv En- FfpN,
BERLIN, AnE, 19-It IL aail that Auntrin has
cfe, Cd. under guarantee Of tho Northern Eu-
rppean Emrtrc, to Intervene fJr tho medication
of the ile7zcgorinlans upon basis Of reform
III the administration ct the Austrian Provinces
of Turkey, bnt that slo Porto h4s refused tha
oTur.
ADMINISTRATIVE nEFoEhs.
CoS5rAST1SoFLE. Aug. z-An imperial haiti
va5 read yeesetdny at tAo SubliIna Porto. Sub
joined Il translation:
lLtus1nlous V1zth: Tas sola end Of our efforts. a.
Lmptra and tho leyelunlt.t Of it4 creslIi, aud 10
eaanle the nsolle ~ s.9trsi 10 h1ro the advantage
Of H. thn 70 s s;' ta, ent f. nese:sary g,
thu other land To give to e.cl dlsraet accor,i-
lilo cosnsry. Thank. IL Di.us rsoyilsrce il /. w.
our ary and marine, md III sir aece.srIe. afo
n ii rrggrs., re- " .rason q rertsi obstacles.
euMlle5e SUCCESS NO mutt, therefore, restnab'o our
e7ortasaud We much desire that the execution Ut
measures noeeasAty to Che realization VI r.forna
re np sft exclusively tn hr charge Of tr central a
nnatratioM. Thu Government ut The provinces. the
uo'cEuurs Of tha departments. well MI The atttr
f1n.tp1,arirs. haya nceAseA formal Instructions
devae nli their arut''.n to hs Development of sEr-
enttnFc, to wosls Ut p,bir nlty. and, aiming
cthtr tnAtterH, to tllu construction 1F car
tfHge roIis to facilitate communication pend.
Ing The establishment Of rstway~. Ii fH
dtsirabu TO develop thu prosperity AMI tho riches Of
tls country without giving the preference to any par
ticu!ar PARTON Ut the Eprc. lit fact, every reform
conducive s1 The wc1l-bsug of The whoie population
should bs effected speellly possbu Ii tho cuu,-
try hna not yet ptoattsl much might have bccn
e1lccttd frNn tile railway syAtrm uf Kuumea, owi1y
h errora htfors and attcf III establishment, tic ut
y at.i i'nlortaHc. If means Of communication
generally rsnlain nono tho Icsa Uncomfortable. LII
order that ths lealle 1t our E,nprs may Itkewsu
hare the atisahtse. Of railways, have decided IN
tho conslsctlun. undertaking all tho expenses, of ihs
nn to naga4i, wlts, constitutes sho most import4nt
paint OF Turkey n .t+i,. fOu Will aaye deliberate
With oilt uiher ministers Tho ns Of constructing
thus fsWay. aud to hiIAtt IL us the roAult Of ynWr
Investigations. sfay tho Almighty dEign 10 accord
sueecHs 10 ouE ctlofts.
, 1875-08-20

!, Tbs narfnto"u tKy.) Record il credited With
tne tallnm!pE tep@Arkabio story "a CURIOUS III.
cident ot tho sagaeity aud initiative hnti,s Of
dog4 q.nae to our huqHt4dse / day Or Two sso.
~ VAIN our ssadsrs " bs prepared for N u:
meat !lc9esihls aIVgy. tui il can be substautated
py ats'daTt.s frotn several persons Of tho lehest
s.aauias, membsFs OF tue fsnmiy i'll whicAlt o.
tho Ny Cow ChNlee A. " ,caIitIs ~ ~ p1ten.
ave :lAse-psuss. aud saah ono VI hss negroes
owned ons or moro dpgs. In 1863 one OF tLcse
dogs. Spaniel, nan'fs.sed symptoms Of hydro.
phobia, aud "as shot BY j4dge Mlcklltfe, the
dovesooss sq1.T Immediately s,tos she sauotps
~ she does on thu place reillsotsd a,ound tho
nodI qf fbsls 4daad eom!aula,l md, stsrs PRE-.
!onged howliug, prepared for i fuu1ral. 'Uld
bull. tue largest aud asrssss dos, took the t'oo|
III hi. mouth aud Stated for the MoodA south VI
the dagstnors rcsidenoe. Tue otAor dogs tu1m-
% Cd into seyulAr p9oeasa!on, sud lu single a!s
followed The hQdv TO tue woods Thsy selected
tres Just out4its OF tho fe,.u.. and Il she toot
q. q II dag grave II ~h,eh 'ohl uall Lspos!tel
With earth tho remains, Altar tho as4ss had
been filled I'll up.ted III n4oss howlpx Which wA
kept up some leu os attsou lulnltla, wAsa thsJ
d'spsf"
, 1875-08-20

WAS emo representative Of tho corporation to-
fore thd Committee on Raroals th,a MOI ming,
3lr. Wheeler, 1istsiycr Of tho Cairo /
Hineonned Railroad. fle tiuply latl the
assessment Of tho road befnro tho
Board. ani explained that 1t rerrpscntcd
tho valnc NJ tina raxahir property os tho
road. Tho HIM. J. +. Hoot Of Chlrseo. haa /
chustic ftttr In Tim s:a'. Journn, i.cro tt,Is
n,"rnns, directed At Mr. n. l.. lacrrlrhton, a
member of tho Hoard Of Hauai,ystjn.,. In
charges that NJ. Dcsrcksnn h,slo statement
that he p:onaEsd certain .tatittica l4st ysat At
~ own e1kcso. and eub=oIuout1y presonted \
Cook County for tho work whic, VAS ,,a,a. tIo
esvt that Mr. ]'erritk!on s.'ns mt rosrc. u.. ,c
Second District bnt wA. Too,Iflxtcd. liz deple.
tllt charges made by Sir. ncrrjcAsnn regarding
l1's eounestop with certain carporst,ons Of Cook
County Which escaped taxatIou
, 1875-08-20

NEW ioRK, Aug. IA West India letter
sayh: "The American Minister. AIr. Dassett
at Port au Prince, daily oxpocts All outbreak
among the Hayden people. Ito has Gen. Carol
lodged in lia house, under The protection Of tie
American flag, and refuse. to surrender him 10
tho Government liz has requested tho United
States Government to send lin man.of-wsr
for Lls protoutlou. Mr.. BasHetts house iB aur-
surrounded By guard OF soldiers, who daily H.
suit him aud his family, Casul was one vi the
chlof leaders of tue outbreak rccentiy against
tue President, and l.a las beeu condemned to
death by tllu authorities"
, 1875-08-20
elJRMhEi,

BuRMkH.
TIE ENGLISH A1as1oa Nut 10 8uooEaBruL IL
wAA AEFuNrEb.
Tho correspondent OF tho London Times ut
Calcutta. writing on the 9Th OF July, nays: "1hn
teosraphie accounts of the Hucceas Of tho nuE-
mall mission Wli:h reacl,ed III in tue carly part
OF Iank week bayu turned out somewhat too rnse-
colofed. Tho King, It Is true. hus agreed to rcc-
ogtizo tho independence nf Western karcnneo,
aud has glyen ~ explanation moro or lo.s salts.
fackury VI 4Is huuor4blu reception Ut Lesaetali.
Dut tho laBt. and perhaps the moHt important, Of
Sir Douglas Forsyth's demantla--tlas Of right
Of way for british troops tllrougl, Uppor
lhirspah-woald appear 10 have bcsn mst Ly
a flat refusal. W. aro ntlll tn iguorspcs
~ to tho a1act nasura Of tho concession
sought by tue EnYoy-whether 1t WAS = gou-
eral permission for an Aruy to 1narcl. through
tho Hugs territories Tot wasllaa purposes when
ever It might bo deemed advisable. ~, for lit.
Stance In tho casa Of ts bcing thought .,eccs-
easy 10 make \ demonttration aEait,st Western
Ia1na or whether It WaH merely fof leave 10
aend sufficient escort with Any iutu.e e3plor-
fng e1ltu4tion which ulIyht ba dispatched to
opon ny tho iuHun trade routes. In either cA+e
l4o demand Wan Important aud 70 loue a. thu
1uest'uti 5tInain. open, tho burmese difficulty
eau hardly bo sald ~ bayo coma to satisfactory
concnsiou. II the Viceroy claimed tho right Of
ahase4la8 an AItuy through nuEmah Ut auy tino
10 plaass1, II II hardly 10 bv wondered Ut TINT
thp King should haya h+sitatad to accent a nro.
posAl whlot! would be equivalent 10 auanowedv-
tpE hmstlf scadalosy of tbs Indian uosern-
mcnt' II WAS 1nsfely 1esisol to send All escort
tnsal lenas s1ditons! coor to ihe st,srIetop that
tho Court of Ava il dst.rmtIel to offes every Oh.
stAcla in it, power 10 the opening d! tho Went.
cru Ohina trade It wau htlicyed bore When tl.e
uews of tais hitch vMa tirst received TN. B.r
1,auglas Fossyth would rs1n4l, \: HAngpun until
t!le Government hat decided whether 10 shuuld
% sent oae3 to MandaiAy to rsonen tho question.
will renau open, Ut least until tho Envoy las
presonted his report 10 tile Vlocroy. W!iehor
tha datuAud MI! then be repeated OF b allowed
to drop Ia unknown to the public. A telegram
which appeared IN , Calcutta paper yesterday
telh ns that the general onjaion ss BtmlA Ii that
tile ktE will uut psrslst in hia rsit,Aa, sud It ts
communication viii ito sscsstsry Of slsto Ia t., to
what should bs Lous."
, 1875-08-20
s,'nh '.ideads ~ collse,ed upon my notes to 10 fyen

In stt.afntnt "'' "~''- ~ ~ f''s'
Il = aso understood th,, until all pars. Interested
a'senieh tn this narernrn a,,d tbs a3; i~r cent h.
tly ratl. thr asanta IN thr heni4 Of trn
of bn s'.rsan G' ,tisl. viz n i1' IN .e 'stS,' te s
TING to 70 rfeh rs fr mntteh IN my new nates
Should Ills arr4ns"ineMt b" "rf'etet, TIM .nag.
E1nt 81 tho aftts tn r Iacc my hants AZ far ~
s''1tso! .na '',r-r7,son >. Nr Nnaers iruos Ken. m
N.h q The Stale Il! Now Yyr w.o havc cSnsensu,a 10
ssn1s y sa1 10 .Iesr} wltaI tfeAs .As4.ls viii
re nttr e. "SstssF sa Y9t or r." !han ihe S lar
r'tatuns which 1n"y ar.s In cn.ns up ~ widespread
.,; ns'nr,s tn. saerr i grant dangur RI sapen-ive
Il soec.sas Fssea n nsIa p &c, Il
4scs '' ss T. ~ :;!. s " i ss ~, d.
csr converted n, ce. ha Ge dus ai IT,, of IT, nbs
eonnosl''o nnse., sis. realization. divided by ti,e
notwithstanding this legal ,i1selargo, Should tts rs.,i
ration from LID ttstts exceed the kau, which t,nr
III 5Hfe liz y WY y. :" e. npsttihs -
rata md no r1"Eihn sati wanting my Inrt Ia
ars;f'h this tstalt ny .ntsn.'n heinz at
t!on Of them.
1ac onct If IN" acctpnnss Of ta,4 ptoosIt,on viii
to 10 E's ie1n'tnra ad others. iu nexat!a.e auaI
tho approximate amount witch tq ntse,1 arc e1nrtic,i
to rranr. CLING Ting also fnt strir more ri}eesso
rsasstIan and stc.rng tu the A*stgnre this raiunule
aly'rst aAd " e the avaar &hd eoro Of gcntlen,e,
will prevent mitch, II not all, litigation aud, more
oysf e!.oi It bs sltene1 sa"enttn! to tho Just and
r1nt distribution of the assea hnt tho estate should
20 fnt Any ta,'6c at ony me fre inin bankruptcy,
i rns III tho 'owsr Of ths tomtult1ce ~ ntoceed
ln tho most prnRpt aud effective manner, selecting
their own Aastguaa and ADMINISTRATION un.
DIR t.e proyinons Of ths lawt though need scarcely
~ ahAf such course siu trust, be avoided ns
!iaie"n II Will to wholly ulne cr1b4ry. / h4ys thc
Aonpr 70 semalu your oLelIeut servant,
.... 4, JCrfEh DuSoAH.
II this proposition inert With ynns uprfavhI 1earo
aRntfy Il u me Ia writing, sthiing tlu ahnnnt and
natuEn Of 5our claim, wharspnn tns tldmnIllne will
st 9nss hare tae hecesssry ltra Prepared for your
anl My signatures.
, 1875-08-20

UCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LIVERPOOL Aug. l9.-Tho htoatuer NeYaa4 has
arrived. ahe broke her piston when 1000 mieA
from Fastnet light.
MovlLLs, Aug. 1a-sscamahip Nealorian, from
Baltimore, las als,vod.
Ban FRANCISCO. Aug. 1a.-rho survey OF the
steamship City Of roking Is practically COM
p!esed. Her repairs will probably cost 3125, coo,
anil mako her stronger than when new. She viii
probably 80 on the dock uest reek. Tho atrain
u attributed to bad storage ou tho pasaags from,
Nav York.
Ban FuAsciaco. Aug. 19,-ArrIyca, the Pacific
Mail steamship City uf Psuama, llom Panama
aud way ports
FAarnxn PolsT, Aus. 10.-The phoenician,
from Glasgow haa arrived.
QuEgsaruNs, Aux. 1p.-The stoamshtp Wa
kosa, from Now York, has asstvod.
, 1875-08-20

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 1o.--To-norrow morn-
iuR'a iHsue Of tho Cincinnati PRICE Current will
contain wl,as It claims 10 tue fullest and most
comprehensive presentation OF tho Western crop
roportH yet published, comprising about $50
special returns from nearly IA many counties Ia
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Siichi-
gan, and kontacky. togetAer with somo other
8tates. They relaso chiefly to wheat, oats, corn,
md nops. Of whloh the reports Indicate III Ohio
aud Indiana a full average acruRHs yia14 sono-
What short; large losses by ram, and very infa-
rior quality. IL illinois tho c4op 10 belaw IN 4v-
erhee qoud'.fon.. and quality inferior, Tbs Iowa
acreage about a. usual generally has vested
In good condition; aonno damaged br
blight and other cAusa9 YIELD large
ia mAuv p1aesa. Crop not a full average quail
~ inferior. Missouri ID considerably short aud
materially, damaged. Kentucky-yiold average
IN sno"nt but largely and badly damaged.
Michigsn-fair crop. Wiacousin-yery good
crop md condition, :.
:. 0ata-,Large destruction and damage ID Ohio
Kentucky, 1ndana, and Illinois, aud PORTIONS OF
Missouri. while tho Aeteaga wAR Increased, aud
Micln2iu. Wisconsin. and lbwa show large
production. Corn--latgely Increased. Average
very promising outside Of portions OF tho Oalo
valley, aud II tho crop natures In the North
and Northwest Will bo much greater than usual.
'Cstele and hogs generally IN better condition
than syoar ago, mad ~ many pottlups tho sioux
arc feeding upon tie damaged grain.
There is much information relative to othcr
crops. PotAtnes promise 40 unusually largo
crop throughout nearly all thbao sootlons. - :
, 1875-08-20

HARVESTING ACCIDENTS.
.Srte1as rstafth n 7he chcaou Tyfbugs
pAsrItLE ILL.,. Aug. t9.-Samual Hay. farm
er, living near Newport. Ind, station south ot
here Oh tho Evansville, Tsrrs Inute i Chicago
Ra.lFo"d' while feeding thrsshlng- -mach,ns,
Lad Its fot EARN csuglt In tho machinery nud
lorn completely on at Tho o!bow 1oint.
str.sat iHspafeh II Tie CAteadu 7r,aunt,
ItnoM1aatoS. ILL.,, aug. 19.-phIlip johnson,
Of Mount Pleasant. near Lexington. Yesterday.
WIS struck by III" s'rslo-bas Of a moving. mn
cMue cutting onn foot of at tho anf!e. Atppu-
saton can ponslbIy 10 avoided.
, 1875-08-20
suffer greatly whcro It wah properly thockea ut,

suffer greatly whcrc II vah properly shocked nm
Farmers arc still l'orofu. aud, Vita wcek
Of ten days nf caar weather, sl,ov will hssyr,l
tne t'est crop far ni1nr yeas. torn, hownycr
In alnnst totnl fan,re. 1 have soon larve leLis
q! cprn In this cninty which show ataiko sy.
sraq,n9 lasaxl't ot anl 4 foot, without a Hin,
E'o enr Of corD OH tI,esn. Many stalks haya
mt tloycloI'. Sevnral farmers have monltouc5
ta Plot.ot1!"ah TO t,ln, Aad It eeens to bu nut,s
enrnnnn ttl onsb thls county. Tbs cool sum.
rncr; and abscnco ol cloar, tlrv wcAthor. peem ia
be tho cause. Annleh arn also n fetal failura
but Otllbr klnds ol ffAt atc do.tig wolI. =
, 1875-08-20

Special U,suateh 70 Ths Chtosssr 7ttbunt.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. 19.-Uulted States
Distrct-Attorney Dyer, Of st. Louis: hna arrived
hero to confer With tho authorities about pro-
pairing tho whisky prosecutions in st. Louis.
Dyer IN coutleut the Government will secure
nono important CONVICTIONS. Holne OF the old
ring thero hava recently toastea vary loudly
tLat tloy would BE- Bayca by very high infuenoe.
II is known that tho recont uttsssnces OF the
rreaiaant weFe. Rtnoug other thiu8s designed
to n,eot theso vory oasss. Tho P5ssident does
not propose tlat s!ngto man Of Tho Ut. Louis
ring shall Escape.
PLEADS NOT GutLTy,
l'r Nichols. Superintendent OF the Govern
nicist lusAne Aeylum, iptsnds 10 ailswer tho
1llany charges at tnhuman action wllich haye
been made aganht tue management Of that
asylum. He Will en1e4yor to sluE Tint llo law
authorizes the removal Of patleuts 10 localities
where they are supposed to bcloug, and will dis
claim all responsibility for tlo cruel aud in
human manuor In which luuAtics have boon
abanaoned In the woods md In distant atlos.
lie will place tho rarponsib,lity for thcse acts
upon thu iocal police.
ruE y11Ihua1EnH.
1t appears that two alibusiors Rro now sp-
pfoaolllu. tho Cuban ooast--tho Uoshvis and Pc
dro Xa1lla. Thu latter escaped from Nav PORK
about Aua. !, aud has not hitherto sttraoteI
much uotlce. 1'hlu vesxsl, ~ we'll ~ tho Octa-
via, WAS we'll provided with assns. Tile Cuban
sK4nts hars aFo very saoyuine Of the sucoess OF
botl tErse yeahels.
TAx AoRsK MARINES.
Ths Department ol Justice IN praparips tie
papera to bI1nR suit sRsluHt tha boodatnsn of
the firm Of HArnum Bros, ot Nav York, Who
Hwln'!le.i tho 0uYeEunlbns out Of %2J0VD Tor
cluthiug for shs hIarius Corps, Suit Will also 10
brought Rgalust Capt. Maddox, tho United Slater
inspector at rhilaaeIph,s. Tie fE!euda Of thls
officer claim that 10 WAS dece1yed BY ts aoneat
clerk who presented tha voucher for signature,
THIS e1cIso. houayer. viii not relieve the ottoet
from prosecution and coust-martiat.
How CAN THEY AFFoAD TO 10 IT.?
1Aa GnuuiissloueT Of internal llexsuus did
not 1naks tue award today for ps,nttnk the
STAMPS. Ila our!ou4 character of tue bids hAa
1n'aad Aone important ltgal questions. Oue
Nex YorG flEM oltera to pay the Government
e. 100 monthly for the privilege Of
printing then, and 4sysrsl arms Offer to do tho
work Tor nothing. The Attorney. General viii
ba asdud to daelde tAoso tlAust,onk--h1st cah
!ha Government receive MnIsY for tho award Of
lts own work; hsooud, can a bid which oHess to
work for noth!nH TO called \ bIl.
C1SIL-nIulfrh CASE.
EAFflo Y. Fischer, = cu,oI al Achaol teacher OF
tlleslhslpph has brought 4uit In tho Supreme
court Of this District xgAinnt tbs Pullman Palace
Gar CoApAny, claiming yU0 dRnlsges for re-
t!aai to ailuw hor to traysl Oh palace cur from
Cluclnnah to Washington.
Az, Thk CHICAGO roH.uous4.
Iha Treasury ofttoiAts have boen III teleefApbto
communications today with The Secretary Of the
lsetsurt fsa4t!So to tho t:h!esyo CUSTOM House
t'lsldlnK. The details hsye not been fully IL
ranged, but Will be perfected this week.
, 1875-08-20
SPAIN.
ANaff hOSENENTA.

MADn1p. Aug. 13.-Tlo Aosat brigade, under
coMmtuc Of Gen. Dulatre, routed Dor1cgaray
who the lattor was cudoRvofiug to psnstfata
into Aragon, and furred him to retreat to tue
mountains near Tlemp in CATALONIA.
Gen. Juyei'ar holds the ruouutain paescs at
l'alagucr, and Will pruyeut Dnrregnray from cs-
Gaping IN tho direction Of Lortda.
a Carliht force opot atmg in the ncighborhoosl
Of I!c!,er for tho purpose Of interceptiug sup
plioa between ruycorla and Beo dUrgeI, ycnter-
day cantnred twelve wagons loadc1 With lroyiB-
iunA belonging to tile Hpyal Army.
Gett. Saballs llaH arrived In tho vicinity of Eaa
dtnsgel. Other Carliht bo,llca arc approaching,
aud III attempt will 10 made to raise the soge.
, 1875-08-20

WHEELING. ". Va, Aug. 1D.--Ths faat line
Westward bouni OIL tho baltimore l. Ohio nail-
road ran over COW 81 milcs cnst Of this city at
uoon to-day. dtchlng the engine aud four cars.
The tiroman was Instantly killed. and tho ansI-
necE badly injured. No others we're hurt. Tho
postal car was wrecked, and the n1all saved
without injury. Traius Tcse delayed somo six
AOaEk bY kla accdont.
, 1875-08-20
BtJHtFC ALIVE.

Sbfcfdl DNpateh q The Ch.ea9o 1Yfbune,
ItFFIN O.. Aug. lg.-John Weatta aud Ed
ward o'connclI, while working In sandbank
nearsthis place, wero buried alive to-day by the
lAuk cayinE lu on them. Thoy wers found short
y after tho accileus birioI 3 to foot deup,
Woatts was nn unmarried mau al,nut 20 years Ut
aBc. o'Counoll leaves H4fo aud threo children.
, 1875-08-20

| - ~'' N''"-f~ +''e"'>s
.s:..su oaHn": Nso, aug. 49, to-n.''as Travelled
.aIoasn eou'aoin sua "easo.n Iowa ana NORTH
~ ,'1as ana cep.sA Nsosasx4 eau give you the
eono'tlon o. sa9 crops e'one s4ese lnes. Wheat
IN iowa WV % ~ Pc. ecu. sooft ot lS7f, while
u Neofasks thoto MiA DO 1oo per cent more for
shipment thsh IN lo74 quality OF Rsatn not 30
good, You may look for largo receipts from
hote during tho nexs thirty diva Wheat in N.,-
nrsskA ia bringing a5 rsItn n 4t mar ,nshai
whieh induces fha farmers ID sell- ~ 4e'N''
Com il eYcoIIant hoii, in Iasa .ra N.,,...
mn, ar uo.s ~ h.t sns suu ~ =. NHe1 ~
for tha frtM," ~ ~ o ."s !ioa ~ " n oants
nnn,irr III rss1 - ~ ~ H.. su'us uann TYP 4Ms
ths srast. ~ no,s w ~ poop'o uotG, niu a.Eoeay
s1r,etsG - ~ H. poaqaps!pe. ~ h5al5 Pow
osts s"d ~ ~ ~ uean, assa ton 5soss. N5e.
rs uss h.r nsv"r ~ att. Il. ssssasa cF1p.
Al 4no~s, "s''4 " ~ os'''. 'nAn aoos inc osa
6Mss,'s" .,,a,. ...,u.
b,otan T. H. r. ils"a"y noota'ns n;. Aef windows
s'o,o ~ y! ~ IN ~ ~ aaa8e 20 Kless
h""u,s. "a' hiocts Ahny Aae ~ expensive
nma'' 1ueIsah D'ooae IT. oo'nk erected here. Ana
ina iun9a s e1'hen The h. prominent ana Rr1ns-
tn1 'u.a1s tno pioko osot ne a1lgsouH NlfeE
Lo.1 tnr ~, omooy. ", ano oascis ot cohss pek
aetsnsnase; ~ tx . AAa sosls nsa tfo@ reg eAo0o TO-
, 1875-08-20

DsNvsE, COL, Aug. 13.-Gen. Sherman and
psrsY arrived here last night. }ie will remain
nesk OF ten days IL tho Territory, visiting polots
Of SPECIAL lpta1est. aud rcturn Ea2t py way Of
lsAsaumor1h. Gen. Il. ", 6locum Is 4 membas
OF tie party
, 1875-08-20

THE WESrERVILLE 10y WHISKY WAR.
coLuknus, O.. Aug. 1p.-rhs Wsstervills Jury
found Coshin guilty ut sioia.ing q village ord.
nauos se!atsve to Tue sala of beos, aud fined him
e25 ana costa, 4 uunbsr Of tho Jurors uase
challenged for cau.s, Lut tho objsot!ous wezo
oYstsu'sd. 4 bull Ut exceptions wars taksu, one
aud void.
, 1875-08-20
4 "C0NFlnME0 sulClpE.''

opFe1u8 UIspa1H q z7a EH1caao 1F754nS.
DETROIT, Mtchu Aug. 1.-Two mopthe
ago Jacob agmhn 0rsd two or thsaa ehots into
his head. but the shots wers not fatal, and he
went to the hospital aud was discharged yester-
dsy. 1ia wife. meantime, had applled fur d.
vqrca. and, % l.s coming out. pspsss weresesyel
ho hung himsslf III t,s bAsa, WHARF ho rxs fouaI
tonight. The cotoaesa i1sy tlaeIated Il suipi1s
Wttila luAkDA. '
, 1875-08-20

P1ETsnrno. Pa, Aug. ia dispatch from
Wilmoro, Pa. eaJH. "The Hoo. SAMUEL Horny,
member OF tho Legislature from Columbia
County. while going from ono car to another on
tho Pistsburg exUrcss. tlia morning, fell oil and
Was instantly killed. Ills remalpa Il Gre taken to
his home at Ehenaburg by special train At
noou today"
, 1875-08-20

sAs FaASciBt'o. Aug. I'D. r. Cohen, Cen
s'st Aanasss Vi tbs National Telegraph com,
pauy, lca'es fur tAe East ut week to establish
o!;ers ln h!"aao ID New York fur ths t,4usAc-
a. ~ t''1..' t'hs rsuHugted with tho bu:tI.. Of
t4e Hu. IIi.@s.