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IN STEAMSHIP LINE BFTW ZEN NIWNoRK,
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CoMPANYfS PIER foot of SECOND-@I.. HoBoKEN
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RHfIN SATURDAY. ~ept. 10 sALIER, Mcdnesay sept z.
RATES PASSAGE from NENNOKk 70 sou lffA III L
IOS. HANRE OR BREMEN - .oo -,
SIRsT CABIN, SlO0 gold. SECOND CABIN soo god
ssTLJNAGE. $50 currency. .,o
Return Tickets reduced rates Prepaid Steerage Cefl
1 >
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ie1p Uauie0--Ssmalss.

WANrED-In q private family, o Protestant
w girl to COOK, WASH, and iyoE and DO g01erA
HoUsEwoRlI Aipg M $50 wost 2sthsa
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1EO EAST 55TH-ST.-A beautiful, airy
lCO SECOND FLOOR. three rooms: with bath ADJOINING. h
story high stoop stone front house no otner
boardsIs.
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GUNNER Rftreats.
situations Wdnie0-- males.
Clerks Salesmen. &c.

A YOUNG MAN desires situation in III,
"A Dry Goods trade. whoeaac or retail IA SAIfSN ~
CLIHk, or STOCkkEEPI;R. has lad an tHi~IIsncr q.
ciy.n moderate. Address
ENERGY Tribune p.tOwn once, l,23S DrOaaway.
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COACHNAN and USEFUL-

D.iCiLAl@ ''u -, -, % ,,d r'c,I,e"
Cl hoists 0g1t2Ely would h" place ~ ely DT n nay Is
rNc.ic AM tN'r and can furnish tAe
yer. bsi rcf Aty at CDLLLS AGENCY, lO9 " est
3tth-st, BTOINMd
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Situations Uantro--femaits.

Chambernaids.
A PROTESTANT as CHAMBERMAID, or
"A chsmbormaid and waitress: weI recommended. Can or
address 81 West 3Sth-st
A YOUNG GIRL to do CHAMBERW0RK in
N Wyate family; good reicronce. No. ~ Janest Ring
tho ben four times
A RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes situation
IA a. CuAMBERMAID WAITRESS good city rsier-
saoA Call isy I'VE days 81 store SIS Aas$ 22d<t
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GiiuGtlons iUanis1-fsmaIes.

6En4 EAST iiTH -ST.--An American girl rs
%Stba INFA NTS NJ RSE would take Of growing
obren capable and trustworthy; city Ieierence call for
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2.musenents.


r YCEUM THEATER, 18th st. and Sixth ave.
svERv .ss a Ts Sx4 MArSrn
onen',ss SSbsss "a, .nd %sc&fSTS 3'ss PinspS opera
New Costumes Complete Appointments ,c. =, s,.,.
NILE coaHffT sISsfTn' GEdFTHoY apa TfTs1
Duparc Narynn ouercy Dupan in their great roles
Inc "h0ie CON- GHaHb spy = MififHRy III REVIEW
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
y1 1913 WEST 14rH ST. n.
open aoSBAYs Si9{ Ssa.Si HSD tTYHSRsb21s rRE&
Now OPEN.
OF tho
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Second and Thriaves and s,tyhrd sirtyfourth ss
WONDERFUL MACHINES SPLENDID PRODUCTS
Admission Soc Children, csc.
OLYMPIC THEATER. 624 BROADWAY:
THE Il; fAMfHy ThH4TEH OF TIE %FThoroITs'
WILLIAM afSHS ASb EfTPEREisSHKs EsHsfs GAsap shsro
MILf 4Hhs 6haHAsD GaEHs AM % HfRH
HE hNTEsp xNP
PHILHARMONLC SOCIETY.
ea m as season will be oponsd
on the h nsS S % at 1ssrs 1 sSs Sss %sse %, s @
and a;s SUBSCRIPTIONS be made daily from %
snS ns so Sn @ s@s a" b.
above office and their eats I'm
the the subscription list those first
subscribing having priority OF choice compositions per
will be greater variety than In former seasons an
their will be perfected by increased number OF
private reheaIsals. H.. III. SCHERMERuORN, PfesldeDL
ID SCHAAD, secretary
L sixteenth-st. and Broadway. -,
This elegant Tsm1ls q Engagement Iee Robinson Hail. viii
reopen As i5' FisSTcEAss Ff @ I' IvAGiErY rHEArER
presenting 0'rf'sIi{f ssG{5AsT r1S kSysfT5E
Muschf MoRe Hr MoKous GArELfEs
NEW AND ORIGINAL SKETCHES -
Tie CHEST order Of Artistic is nj and tho most leauiiu
and accomplished Ladies will provide araoyo
~ TWENTY STAR ARTISTS
Elegant Ballet, arranged by NJ. Blandowski. entitled
The irresistiby funny farce ttei
THE NOCrU RNAL MIDDLE"
Emotional Poem Viyant, entitled
THE BROOKLYN SEMINARY FOR FINISHING
YOUNG LADIES.
pleasant combination Of rerpsch0rean eccentrcy, moo
fs ei TE fnRrslaN an sa T& GMHThaGX aUXD
EVENINGS Al =. MATINEES TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS. AND SATURDAYS AT 2
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
- New Opera House, broadway and Twenty ninthst =
THE RIVAL TRAGFDIANS-OUR COLLEGE BOYS
seats secured MATINEE SATURDAY at 2
TTRENOR's LYRIC HALL, 723 6TH-AVE.
u NEW STAGE and GALLERY just completed. Rent
reuced 10 to $50 night. Books open.
Ts1HEATER CONlQUE, 514 Broadway.
'''' "n, 'Y InMESsE srGcEss or TIE srcu
between the
sEIDMORE AND MULLIGAN GUARDS.
"HEAKTS of OAK"
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Yst2
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1musements.
T1HEO TTOMAS SYMPHONY CONCERTS

Il AT STEINWAY HALL
Tho public are respectfully informed tbst The Ninth season
Theo symphony Ccnecrts win commence on SAT-
URDAY EVENING, Nov. 13 1870. -.,r....
Tho plan adopted last season Of giving nm Pubic nsnssrs
concert, and which met Win noo
diate And br liant Success, viii be adhered To-
have concluded 9th the Drectos OF tns
Oratorio society which will enable me- ThomAs 70
produce these Beethovens Ninth Chors
Symphony. a.. -, ,,..., -. ... s,..s
interpret OF music given at these concerts VIII Do
engaged.
quiTc, and will number from 10 70 100 performers ,,
either symphony Concerts PubIe
Rehearsais received at the principal music
stores piano and at the boxoce Of stenway
Hail. where circulars stating fu particulars can also be had
Union SQUARE THEATER.
" Proprietor. Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Mauager ................. -. Mr.. A " PALMER
PRELIMINARY SEASON 1873
FIFTH WEEK AND OVERWHELMING
HOUgE SUCCESS
Of the engagement Of the eminent comedian,
JOHN 4. RAYMOND,
in hfs marvellous impersonation,
CROWDED COLONEL SELLERS,
In Mark .Twains American Drama supported
by 81 PERB CAST.
Every scene used is and of the most
NIGHTLY beautiful description; sATuRDAY ~ sept 10.
fifth matinee OF COLONEL SELLERS
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OIL 7TH-AVE.-A young girl to MIND
~ 1 4 CHILDREN and make herself GENERALLY USE
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At WOODSIDE HOUSE morris Female In

stitute) Morristown A. J-f1rs' class ann seiy
the season the The offers the attractions of
uuiet gentoel like with all moiern improve
ments Ten minutes walk from depot. No malaria
UuiiOes CHAS g. HASELTINE 4. Proprietor.
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Waters.

WAITER.-A Ecrm0n yOulg lnlh WOuIu Iikt
W aplaCe aS WAITER in private family; understands
his duties thorOuehly, and WI himself usttul can ir
nish tuc yriv irrenoe. APP" at ODELLS AGENCY,
lU9 West "a 4th-st., corner Of Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-15

.lsl EAST 31ST-ST., basement f0Or.-A
<~Jsb respectable yonng woman wishes SITUATION "a
NURSE and CHAHBERmAID would make herself willing
and .ing. Good reference.
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Doaro anh Rooms.
East Side.

191 EAST 4OTH-STs one door from ,l1 LEN =
ROOM TO single gentleman In small private smly ren'
wary mo ierafn
, 1875-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS.


Fprct1l Dir7ateh 10 TIE LHkb7o Tribune.
B7. PAuL, l1iHn., Oct. 8-The ltepuhlicAn
County and City Conventions to-day Endorsed tho
Democratic nominees for Treasurer, State seuA-
tor. Attorney, etc, and no1niua.ed for Sheriff, J..
G. ycclt: Register. Theodore Sanders. Janca
Smith, Jr. nominated l'y both parties for StAte
senator, in . 1.iboral Republican. His nonina-
ton by tho Republicans to-day IS tho resnt u
spontancouA movement OF the worainEmon,
ngainst what thoy imagined Was an attempt to
control things by political Blate-mhkere The eau
ldlte opposed 10 Smith in tho Ncpnbilcal,
primaries waa L. +. Drake, present Senator.
TtE FEMALE sUrFnAorB1a.
BearoY, Oct S.--These was large attendance
at tho meetinG of tho friends Of wnusnn s1nraso
hold hero thin afternoon to consides what. IT any,
action should he takon at tho approaching oioc-
ton. THO Iiev. James Freeman Clark presided.
Tho Committee On Ncaolutons reported stt,
tho first Of which orpaaes Gov. Castor. Tho
second deems 1t inoxpodicnt to mako nomina-
tiona aud negatively lndorBcs Rice. The third
lrgos tho friends OF female suffrage 10 attund
:hU primary meetings aud seculo tho nomiuA-
ton OF SuGrAEis:s 10 tho Legislature, oven to
tho breaking OF party ll,.oar where necessary to
soc.lre it, Tho resolutions provoked much dis
cushion, aud finally passed.
, 1875-10-09
THE CLASH Of RACES At TIE SOUTH.

New ORLEANS, Oct. a.-Smith. tho colorsd
Sheriff OF East felloiau rarlsl, tolographs Act
Ing Gov. Anto!n that. when orenlng court Jes
torday at Clinton, he was beaten, driycn out oI
tho courthouse. shot, and compelled tu Hoe fol
hin lie. Ruit'ia Mspa,eh cA.ne fsou, Hatoa
Rouge. Tees,aphio Inquiry failed to elicit COZ
lEmation.
MEMPHIS. Oct. IA special to tho Appeu
from Oakland. MIaa., sayB a difficulty occurred
1t Charleston, In Ta,ialsatchie County. A. l
o'clock this evening, bctween BLACKWELL. color
ed r,sn, Autl SboriH Alcorn, aud other ca]cialf
Of thu county. blackwell was abusing
Aieoru and other Republican leaders, and Hs.
arrested by Doputy.Sherir Stewart. Afker betnA
arrested, Blackwell shot George Wall Hhts
man, dead, aud vs.. lien pursued BY tho eherih
md heu,1nrd up il, tho back room Of grocery
store aud aI,ot by tho Sheriff aud Lis asaisIap.4
sonls tittoen or tHenty times, md niortally
wounded All the partsaH aro ltepublicana-
MEMrH1s, Oct, d.-.rle f.lar'H Point war u
epnsl,ersl At OIL end. Tho vAuio affair waa ze*
ga,tleI hcIo al d political bfswf a Halaua
s,,orinl says BhesiN bIown is ss! there, and ssJa
10 will not return TO Frrar's Point, aud that the
negroes thoro threaten to kill hlnl 1t he does.
Maiiy negroes from Coahams County a1v IN
Helena, Glalmo1s IL endeayattuX to uurround
the place aud capture him It possible,
, 1875-10-09

.nGre Rrrenarh. aud 1urrconv rt!l3c Lnn4, ho xou,i
t!iIt,!y tn IlHE!l11 ont ri FIR T.. H:..
f'AtI Hr I. ~at,t. tls ttrI', l'.'e. 10 u lie
rss'hl Il Of ff!hr". Hty ,."n ]: :. - H. l-'
hn~r'er. M. Mr. +, ha' g,seu gprt ads C rhnr ~
tRnHrsns" than by .t&,tH. ~
HEch crnpiiots AZ this Icttrr of Mr. ra arc, o"s
w"dH thi's. fch'l"eth h1lu1r'7 h. fhtiF h'*hft
tYt yrt, "hcl 1IFr.tti ~ the laL1.inR ri""r' inrY
aHc1i thing, anil EA.cnng tn ef"et l,rs ii ,Ae ka''c
sort. thnY arr III IL Inatre*nons th,t ih"s
hhyH Rn ttesesta In st'.nmn with sAe rsst e tthiG
~; that tbcre ttf arsinriaj rnnsrieanc"t Y "hh
mild I'll! lido II tho wa7h Q! lrna"ctt*o 'Maus- M
try. aud that they nny cxErct ttts ife'h imam, n
rzrnr., t,hor ltnr n:srlltcvGus such teAcljngh aro
arprars from, III" fast thst ro nn5 aeh hsFo
u hr,uceA intn iht hnrtftt NJ ~" naa;tth POLICY
to have ircn rtecaIIy invented to nre1+ he f:i'r.
Ing man htn4relf by rnhbn9 him "' !hn truis % III
.bur and ho ssIt, Of h.A eavsnga ~ c'lrFen9S de-
md tho .prc,ator. Hnt .'i greater snsfrs 'sr =.
demo ~ til. rrrkIe*s sE,lst'oph rsl ioe.rin shou'
nres iii aud imitation Fhonli krcons tle trc!artd
policy ot 'a M + !. no. nly 5.,'s tns
Il all, and the alarm Of our ctHdisAa r tfsod tbs
market with tltn lhndH Of nl'r dnyes:HrfFt and of
oir private corporations In snei quantity ~ to 1,rinH
a,Iothcr tn.uta' crnsh destructive. md n'l.-
nrsH raratsrit more deadly: than any. va hasa
yet experienced At any rate. II Mr. +. Or
ally Ut hH pupils were 70 Regulate our fnanres
sefas esss VI. III ' y. a syee % Il s' 1'sr srtsa.ss, a
and sn!crcunvc1tIbln lonIt, plAc!ng abo stolu thing
upon tho reat iaAs,-that IL, tho country, thn Aoy
rrei,snty II Er people,, t,e wnaIttI n ctr csntry,-
then apf rehct,d tlr bnEtnt-7.u'en vnull quickly
fa'o Y At up their shnp* try 10 eatape lro'n thia
grand cda1ut aud l'ok f1r some o!Ilcr Istf, Wherr
Hop,c arp s'ill ollsashuued enough 10 pe''evo sla
Pardon thc el.pth q tls loster. had no time IN
eonlcn'r. nnd elnu1i not hnss w1itsan It all hut fot
Juur 'sra.cn. Yours truy, cA<1 tcncaz.
, 1875-10-09
The Theatre Of Active, Inhuman
Atroolty Transferred to Bay
City, Mich,
Powerful Acid Poured on LadY's
Face During Her S'umher.
Hanging at Boston Of the Murderer
Of Mrs, Bingham---The Triple
Tragedy at Carbon
dale, Ill.

Coxconp, N. H., Oct. H.-The excitement
oror the Pembroke murder case ban been re-
vivod to-day. Al an carly hour jonah Carpen-
Tar, Of pttsacldt wcnt 70 9uucook and informed
Officer lt1drest Of some facts which, il true,
will haso Al important bearing on tho cnse. lie
reports that Miss Lake, who taught school three
yeats Aiues At Pembroke, boarding at Lang
maids, and who Las since correspondent will
deceased arrived AZ her hun1o In Chichester the
day following tho murder. When informed ct
il rho at once exclaimed, DIll Drow did il"
giving ri q reason that josie Lhngmatd told
her that Drew lAd Several times grossly
insultnd her, and threatened. II ahe told
her father. TO Kill hes and cut her into
,lch lcces. Ollicer IIiflreth Visited 3liss Lake,
and abe will testify befors tho Cozoner's inquest
tomorrow. Draw still protests his innocence
and does not exhibit tie least anxiety or ner-
yousuaaH st Lila position. A ,ar Of stockings
wcre found to-day rear tho &tene of the nlurder
evidently wGrn and cast Asidc. Il il thought
thrY i,ay add something ~ tue csee. II il aie,
said tbzt Drew llat1 carried about his peraou q
sharp dirk knife for ynnrA. 1t In not to bo found
nov. I. is reported that a strange. wld-Iookine
nun was seen to-day p.owiing about tho woods.
and search is being made. Never before Ia. n
community boon go thoroughly uouse1 and tho
determination il Universal to ferret tue horror to
the bottom.
, 1875-10-09
PRESIDENT GRANT.

HIS HFEECH At Dfa AuIHEd.
!sCetfat tnrrstton4'ener gf 7hs Chtcaao 7Ti5sne.
DEs 8Io1SEs, H., Oct, 7.---No speech Of The
President has excited 50 much comment aa tlla.
ho delivered hero on Wednesday last, snd tho
spoculatious Al to tho motive for It aro AZ yari-
Oils al tho parors which ma;:o them. Some say
Il III bid Tor third term othera, that il is to
Influence tho election III Ohio; othcEa. that it is
10 prccipilata tho contost which he watns peo-
plo to bowate Of; othora. that it tsa4 boen long
psome1itatol, and WIS u nastos-s.yoxo Of
policy.
Tho fact In, 1t was almost an impfomrtu
speech. During tho afternoon, the President
had given 4 reception To tho school-childreu III
tlc Opera-lfotlao, WLou ecune mot his Eazo
which would hnYo awakened enthusiasm 10 th1
heart Of auy American citizeu. From tie Opora-
city. by his side sat judge Colo, Of tho supreme
Nenel., who has great pride In Tho Capital City,
aud tlla culture aud refinement Of her cittzets,
md csnccially in her pubilc schoo}b, which ars
really worthy tho pride of eFory e.tizsi,, Dur
viewed, tho topic Of public schools was discussed
by the purty, aftor various political question
had been talked over. The President expressed
himself very earnestly upon tho subject, and
acemod nnxious to iu1pzes1 his vlown upon thoso
with him. Tho wish WAS expressed sh.t lie would
Five tLon to tho public. The President replied
that. II bo had tiule he won|d prorare them and
present thom at tho reunion tlat eyening, as lla
expected 10 be called Oil to say something aud
ho knew Of 10 subject more impressed upon his
Tho drive vss Gu. ahort, and tho
| President tukon to Judge Coe's resi-
dence at ha'f-past g.; apd, during tho
tLity minutes preceding suppcr. on fonr Sheets
! Of commercial note-phper lo hastily pencod
The sreeot which has set tho nnsion agoy. Thera
| WAS but ono change from tho oriG,ual draft.
| Tho words, " But VIC nro not prepared TO apollo
gizo for tho part We took in tho Nar," were it,
terined after tho speecI, wa. wrttten, aud with
q different pencil from that first ueod. Ii.
| auother place l!o changed tho word "Goveru~
ment" 10 u institutions.
| No papcr has yos published Tho speech as It
waa IN tho original, except lilo Stut. journal.
whtcl, revised lts first publication from tho orig
inal manuscript.
| This III tho whole history Of this remarkable
| speech. Ohio politics ayi the Third Term had
nothing to do with 1t. 1t was suggested by the
| circunlstaucos Of tho honr.-the nchoo!-reccI'.
| top, tho drive md tho zeal and enthusiasm oi
his companions ut tLas time. That it u,ot a re-
sponsivo echo throughout tho laud, only ahows
that tho Presidents hoart IL in nccorl with tho
! great hcsrt Of tho people.
, 1875-10-09
LOCAL.

9COC1AL EoAfSAflofh.
Considerable excitement prevailed In political
circles yesterday over tie rusnor that tho
icadors Of tho Opponitiou party had united in
tho support Of JudEo Mc.Alliater and Stato's-
Attorney Hood for the two Judgesllips ono Of
which was left vacant by tho resignation Of
Judge Tree sou,o timo ago, and tho other by
tic expiration Of Jadgo Gary'a term. w to
ahort time nso no ono disputed Judge OarT's
claims to ro-olectiou, but Kilcc thou various
rumors laTe been atloat. sud yesterday they
culmiunted In tho aboyo announcement. b.ato's-
Attorney Hood has alwa7s bcen stanch l.c-
publican, heuco tho announcement WAS received
with but little crcdulity.
Then eso tn9 H. story tint the opposison lead 3
ting tho 1udlc,arv beyond ali dispute In III aloc-
ton where tho strongcat politicians snd not tho
best men arc always bound to win. unlcas both
qualities arc combined in tho aa,no men. Some
OF 10 notninnto the sann geutlon,en for tho somo
placos on ttlslr ticket. thus exchanging tho uon-
ipnt:an of Heed on shc Opposition ticset for Nc
Allister on tho Aopnb!ican. hfr. lsood asaerts
with vehemenco that ho Is still a. good a Kepnb-
lican ~ no over was. Besides placing tho Judi
ciary out Of politics, tho combination. It is
claimo1, will offeotually kill tho rhances for thu
running or Citlxops' tickos that LAS for somo
tlulo charmed nwny tho thoughts Of some Of tho
mculbnra OF both rateios.
ba caused. wore hlr. 1lend to bo elected. tlero
may aul thcro nl1y not be All election. Tia
matter scata almost entirely IN tho hands Of III"
Governor. Tho possibility Is that Dir. birch, tho
present Assistant, will bc allowed to tinish alr.
Rocd'a term, which expires na1t year.
srxTEEyTH WARD AEpuD..rASs.
Tire West End Republican Club Of tho Six
tceatl Ward held Its second Meeting lust svon-
ing At 729 ciybourn ayeauo Charles orcueF III
A., ~ oc,,,,rn Cn.ouf}t,o consfutjrr NJ 1,etcr
, 1875-10-09

prjl When !,n huy- thing. Tho rl-s II cnr-
r.ocr utla.jrn ie natnnt lltl, ar1 itr ;ieH }sv
i IL When no sells lis lr"luv't. 'n" - ~
r1rrrrc7 Initiation ih sGalllat il:h9, oil ! b" h~ q
unr fnr IT, Whnii he GfIA i,ns {,sotlnc!n, tha s.k
uf rurrnncy imitation In hHndt lin. for It il DE-
.tEc:sh frnm thu rricn In gets. Even under IA
ynrabIe rlr.fn4tA,,caA this farDlef docs nt n1nke
fuueh pynr ehl nho,r hIa ~; c,lecA. but ntrsnr
much clireucy liz nlakea sttl leas. ttiTeht xp-
p1a,sae.t
Tho General olFo commented on tho rtatc.
mGntH Ut tho ,ntntiontHla that ertnt injury would
wntk - parsons in Del: ty rpecic resumption
in l97o, Tho fact wAs, he rai!j. TINT the Irna-
,lcct of stncie seXninptitn wni,Ia tend 70 As.-
courage peoi.lo from running into debt. Due of
The eilcctA of all irradcetuaLIn pnper currency
wt.H to Stimulate folks 10 '1irnYagant living AID
running In 'lnht. which tho ;rprpcct OF Ht,ecIn
Payments rould provcn. them frt,m doing. tAp-
paHre.]
Gen, eci,nrz left horn fnr st. I.onie t7Y Tim
evening train. lIiH cnnraa of meetings in Ohio
havo boon &t1ntG lilo most huccnssful at tho
cntnIaB' rnsi Honc nf ticu,. AZ 1t CieyolsnL'.
in Ohio IN nHtDftcta aiIl in tic lila lay oi Artistic
| oTocsE e1prosare Of tia enthusiasm Of tho
fnaaana ot Tim pnople.
LETTER risuN nEs, !. Il, COZ.
1otEf'G. o.. Oct. G.-NIi.tn's Hall mss dcnS1y
packea tlI'H nreu!ng to l.R'an to Gen. finvea.
EynTythlig u tlria eccsiou IA .a:eful Of agsa,rl
| ttcl'ubtir1n thpNing on Tuesdht next. Tho
Central f;onmisteo Ind invited es.Gov. Coz sg
pres.o ,i3. at tto meeting, n": hc VAS prevented
! Of tim ioodo 4 Wat,Asi isoad, Of u,s,rt no IN
tho President, III raItr, lie sent the following
lettor, which was received BY Tho meeting with
mitch apilanao:
To,Hm'. Oct. G. 1s7i.-il! DrAn asn: deeply r.
Rre tAt important G1tnt-A t1.9 sGcEinnt Will Irr-
vent my scecrtancc of ynus cotn,iseeI nTita.'rt r.
rr,:slda ut Tho meeting ths evening. Ny rynnat!les
atr In full accord with itr pur"res. snd my trart,
good wirhe4 for III" succss asen Gov. Hayes At al
s!nl'a slnca shs cIose Of The War hase urgrl sy.e
tnats rort to 1etur.. With pNAhn rf0n}tness Il
tn, re'crnplm, rzl, Goycr'1E.nt md b.nl
i,cye fbai Tho bns'ness aeIrts.1en Ut tho past
! two years could have lecn greatly mit!gatcd b,
such couEsc. and sllJuh dsplnro Any sara III ths
dirocsun Of further nna.io oi sbe rrrrency ~ direct
| " and powerfully scu0lng u drprectats The sAe
thai currency rninotly anil ua1as.i5 10 destroy 1t
Il. Thu Continental currency was destroyed. ael,
destruction would he clulsa1rnt to tho collection Of
uniTeraa tax without exemptions in fnsnr Of the 200
to tha full ainunt Of thu iaper currency ttsrlt, au
rnd mt faf 10 I've terrific iH enecta upon eyer
kml of bu.iucss and !ndnptry. Every motive u! han
tr.y an! 1F dc~ira fur tho c1tn1 tcsler1tJ nt th
pc1!s seems to rlinly ou the Lido Of ttr Hrrnh
| licau platform tn Ohlo. J. y. COZ.
, 1875-10-09
SOLDIERS REUNION.

63xciaI UtsI4l|th u Thc tNeaVV If76GEk.
0n4Np RAglps, 3lich., Oct. s.-Thu eighth
annual rc,taiou OF tho 1wenty-tlrat Michigan In
fautry mas held at Hwests lctal here tAia esen-.
lng. About sixty yetsrans wers prevent. Tho
Hon. A. H. Morse, tbs orator. delivered = due
grafton. The following officers Wsre electad Tor
tba auaulag yaae; prtuideut. the Hon. A. D.
Morse, Of IonlA; YIce-prcsilsnt, 9. Z. BaIlnAp:
City Secretary, Jalucs yandefsluis ; City Yteas-
urer, John Morton O1ator, Gen. ". D. Mo-
Cfeo1y State Treasurer. J. q, Taylor. The
next reunion will DO held heEs Nov. y, next
lsidRo. lu which the regiment won lppesishabis
glory.
, 1875-10-09
CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE UNION.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.-1n tue EAtIlotle Total
Abstinence Convention to-day. = reply to dls.
patch hout on Tneadsy WAS received from ltono
Of al atTaatiouate nature and bearing
the rapal beuedlction 10 the nem-
lie yies- President the Rev. Joar Ireland.
hal becn promoted 10 bishop ~ Coaijutor-
litshop OF AftuuoaotA, and the liar. John i. Cot
Ter, 1t Mihnasoss, ~A. elected Lie Btcccssor in
th:s body. Preparations Were commenced for =
grand pIsalo VI tho Union st philaJspbA noxt
YoAr III honor OF tue Centennial, aul The Coun-
c4l adjourned
, 1875-10-09

PEORIA.

FECWTa,
PxoR1A, ILL.,. Oct. a.--Tho Central Illinois Fair
opouel bright and nunuy, aud by noon the
grounds woro we'll tltiod. Tho attendance to-
dsys ysstously estimated At from g 600 to 5000,
In the stock departments tho display Of blood
ma7cs Norman horsey, and tLosoughbreds, IL
cqunl to tho State Far last yeas. IN Bwlue and
catsla tho flHplay, although not 30 extanusya as
in fosmor years. Ia yory fine. Floral Hall looks
fathcr .pcagre, but this Ii owing to the oxrenie-
u bad weather of tho opening daya Of tlo Fair,
which kept mAnY exhibitors away.
, 1875-10-09

Sptc4a! Dis,ntra 10 Tie Chicago T57a4ne.
DEEsoas. Ind, Oct. S.--Fcry enr1y Thursday
morning. tho exprcas oilco At Laurel. Ind, uae
robbed, fortunately al ouly so5 or f3a. Dur
inE tho day d largo sum rf money had bccn
plnced IN The e1fc which nrat havo boen known
TO the robbcfs. Al late honr IL was alt re-
moved by tho agent czccIt the Rhosc change.
Ife thtevcs broke In, carried thu sa.c To n safe
aiatatce from iIa village nri blow It Open. Tuero
Ia no clar to tho pegpctratora.
, 1875-10-09

;sperta Disratrh to The Ch'tu1p TrfbuHt.
SrorS CIrf. 1a.. Oct B.-Johu A. Richmond,
claiming to 10 Mcthodiat minister. who was
arrested nj Bon Homue, Dak,, few darn asu
md placed in jail at Yanksop. had his trial yes
sefday on two chtrges, auu iaued :6u ard two
days imprisonment. There are several cha,,es
AEalpst him yet to be tried. Ii Ia beiercd ha IL
al impostor, auI not minister.
, 1875-10-09

Special Dlsboteh to 7Ae fhtr1o" 7rfbttnr
FonT WArNE. tiNI.. Oct. 8.~-hfileB UEdcEroT
wAn shot and serionaiy injured by Samuel Obcr-
Loltzcr night l,eforc last. Tho shooting oc-
CURED in Springfield Township in this county.
II appears that Updegroh went 70 OhcfItoltzes'a
so,,+e tttc1 night. whom tho l*tter wpa in Inv
'od aud attempted to ca1l him M by kicking tic
:, lor. ho,no lurslarics having latay been con-
lnt.ed. Ubcr',o!tz,c thought bis hunso vas being
taking effect in tho f1co Tho wound may prove
fatA