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5pecta! DispafeA to TA< cAita1s tribune.
AunonA, ILL.,, Aug. l2.-Tlo fifth annual picnic
Of tho Sons OF Albion pnsaed of plaaaantly TO-
day upon tho fairgrounds. The programme waB
lengthy and attractive, embracing ut tho games
aud sports Of ''morrie England" Tic attendance
was very largo. and everybody delighted. not
withstandtng tho faot that heavy shower for .
time interfctod With the exercises.
Special Dtspdeeh to Tbs Chseaor TThunt.
DLoon1KoToN. ILL.,, Aug. 12.-About 5u1 Pat
rous Of 1Iusbandry, with their wives, children,
and friends, met to-day In tho fairgrounds OF
Mclean County. At Bloomington, for social
picnic. Tho weather was beautiful. and all
things paaaod on smoothly and pleasantly.
Dc1ogatos werc present from evory Grange in
the county IN full regalia aud bearing banners
aud 1aga. The dinner Was ample aud Of tbs
| finest quality. A largo number Of Workmen 8n4
mechanics OF tho city wore prcseut. Mr.. ". q.
Tlott, Of Stanford. wna Marshal and Chairman.
IN the aftcrnoon apoochea woro made by William
y. Duncan. Of Towanda, and osAers, iucludsug
atr. Grigga md Col. Miner, Of Bloomington.
Mr.. Van Court. . woll-known Grange orator, was
to have addrcssed thenl put last ught fell
over chair At the hotel hud broko Ills COLLAR
BONG.
snttfnt Dtspdtch to TIE cn,eaao Ttibuas.
KALAMAZOO. Mich, Aus,. 12.-TAc fourth an
nual piouoer baHkos picnic took place at ylcks-
burg to-day, aud WAS grand affair. Five tloH-
sanu peraoua wnro pEouent, aud apceches weso
1ns'lo by Judge VIOLA. President Of the Court On
AlahaulA Clasms, tho Hon. T.. L, Akin brown. 4.
?. Van nuron, Dr.. Thomas, Senator Sesulth.
uenrJ, Dishor =. G: Dowlng. and othera. Poems
wero BY Asn 6toddart and ". II. Woodlands,
0yer 1.l00 went frum Kalamazoo. These re-
unions With us afo the cventa OF the year. Jndgo
Mctls alluded to tho fact that Gordon 3. Hub
hard, Of Chicago, was the H,Ht white man thAt
ever lived IN this county, ho having established.
y le93. tho tlrat trading post for tho American
Fur Company here.
sreeaal Dtspaleh to 7hs Chicago T4ib,tns.
MILWAUKEE Aug. 12.-'Thcre il 10 DO grnnd
picnic OF the oolorsd poorlo OF Chicago and olil-
p0rs0n1 are expected from Chlcayo And vicinity.
, 1875-08-13

HDHh To HE 1.LSt4EU bOQHs
sntc,as D:sptta-h to The Garage IrtLune.
WAsIIHdToS, D. G.. Aug. l2.-Colcctor n. 3.
Judd is hero. lIo CONES. ho Says. to lave h.
eyes md cara treated and this not tnotaphoric-
ally. 1Io llae no scrioGs business. a:,l II ho had
there il bobody he, with whom Berious busiuess
could be transacted. Postmaster. General Jewell
left last night to ba absent two weeks, aud tho
city is without Cabinet officer, something that
has rarely happened i'll American history. Judd
las sone business with tho First Comptroller
and with tho Bol,citor Of tho Treasury, chiefly
in sottlnS old accounts. lie camo hero
from New York. aud presumably stopped
At Lous Branch If no, biz statement ~
to the custom-IIouso building may possib!S 10
deemed or.cular. 1io sayB tho building IL cer-
tain to 70 On, but docs not venture to mama tho
tinlo. Tho Walls arc not to conn down. Judd
has not seeu UriBtow. The presumption. there
fore. is that ho has seen the President. aud
speaks by tho book. Judd has recently bad au
interview with Chosbrough, who tails very uif-
ferently from what Puttnr supposes. CLea-
b:ough does not seem to have signed this report
aB martyr, but III convinced Of its truth and
scientific accuracy. Judd will stay hste few
dass, possibly until tho return Of l3rlstow.
, 1875-08-13
SPAIN.


MADRID, Aug. IA decree has been pro-
nulgased. ordcrlug lery OF 100000 men for
military sorvice. The lovy includos youths Who
ahall be ~ by the 3lBt OF December next. An
other dccroe directs tho Minister Of Finance ID
redeem the floating debt and Issue consolidated
interior scrip fur LG0, ,0o0, 900, knd In orzlct to
guarantee tue future loaps mud advances OF the
b4nk Of Spain, will gwen mortgage 10 the bank.
tbs mAn-of-war Victoria u bo.nEarliug
Lequito. Gu the DiseAyan coast.
MApn1p. Aug. 12.-Gen. Martinez CamFos, IN
a dlA3atch dated SEQ de Crgol to-day, Announces
that lilo troops unle- his command. after des-
peEato fighting, entered the Olso.h Tower. He
iost 100 killed. Tho Carllgt loss was ntill hcav-
ior, aud mauy Of tie garrison wose taken prs.
naas unS 6lose ths IN
, 1875-08-13

s,sesal Ut4pdteh t. TIC chtaoo Tribune.
DCFFALo, N. T.. Aux. la.-Capt. Allen, OF tho
canalboat Hikiw, whosa boat wAa takon back
to the elevator BY a mob Of cana1ora with =
demand to unload, A. to!egrsEhod The TRIBUNE
yesterday. got into nil alteration about tho case
with boatman OH Central Whnif tu-dAy, aud a
tight ouu,iod, creating Hreat e1eitenent on the
dock, As it was supposod lie had boeu attacked
By tho mob. Tho lighters were both taken be-
fora tho Police Jua.,ro ald held for break
luz. tho peace. md se1ltouco auspended.
Neither wa,o sosiulA1y injured. Tho
boat FilkIus, BiugularlY, remains In
port. notwithstanding prominent boatmsn
told The Captain no would not DO moleatod.
Capt. Allon however, claims to fear dAmsgs Ia
h,tueelf horses or boat II ho etAIts, and sAJs ha
has bonn threatened.
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United States Snpreme Court that The decision
Of \ court martial is fuA1. and from it t!lera il
no appeal Is any other cou.t. Gen. f'orter cam
not conesitutionallT bo tried again for tho aause
offenae. md. being now citizen, Ia not in po-
hision To ask fol Court OF inquiry.
THE ONLY oTHEH CLAIM
to ho considered In requeRt for Board Of In
seht'gatlon. Tho War Department does not dis
Germ wherein suc Board could 10 OF any cenc-
ht u tue petitioner. 1t would be unprecedent-
81. without authority or power to viud;cato tho
clAlm "f F'tz John Porter, ard, II appointed,
cona act nnIy IN nn unauthorized body crittciz-
,hE l'i,lcal trocnas nancttoued by tile highest
-" Of tho lahd. WAAt.se. additional evidence
~ tofce of argument tho patstIoner may have,
ly the 1'rcsldsnt T.. Secretary OF Wnr. but by
law which neither they nor Congress- can sot
astCc.
, 1875-08-13
NOTES AND NEWS,


Er*cfai Dsb4t;h tn The Chicago 7yfbun..
WAsHIsuToN, y. C., Aug. 12.-The effort Of
prominent New York importing l,ouaca 70 bring
to ss country tho clippings OF tho Havana cigar
manufacturers l.as met With An adverse decision
from tho Commissioner Of 1ntasnsl Revenuc,
notwithstanding slle Secretary OF the Treasury
gave deciRon that tho clIppinss wore entitled
to entry ~ unsnaaufactured tobacco. THIS Ia
tue first application male Oh tho tcst impottA-
tlun OF low bales Tho Collector OF Internal
lkeyenue IN Now York "as instructed to require
tie tobacco To bo pus in tacAageh ~ required Dy
tho Internal l:eyenue law. The lociaiun OF ths
customs Division Ia contrary.
). RUSSELL JONES
left last night for Sas York.
THE UTAH DISTURBANCES.
Tic dsaturbauccsat Corinnc, Utah, wete not
unexp ported By Emory. tho now Governor. be-
furo IenSing here Emory nald thst lie aDticl-
tA.ed no trouble in ,balt Lake, but did look fur
otppntion to his administration In dlatan. points
Ut tho Territory. Gen. Hheti1an, however,
seo1ns to lave taou given special instructions
for auch ali emergency, The War Department
nilieete do net fcel authorized to make known
tho uasu.e Of snc Instructions, but It 10 certain
they conirr upon sheridan special powers. The
President has cx1 scsso1 himself as woar!ed Of
MoI1non threats, AuI in CASE Of need there ii no
doubt that Sesidan Ia Instructed to tire all the
army that il necessary To nil Gov, Emory III so-
| curing Obedience tu Uhitcd States Law.
| Et-coMN1ss1DHEA WLfSn.
Gen: CoHan. Acting secretarr Of the Interior,
| snTH that William Welsh, who ~ now making
charges hsaltAt tho lut!lau Service. WAS IT. In.
| dian Comm,stloEts for twenty-uine d1sB. That
! btcf rcEiu! eSWre1 bofors Deano wna mAia
Secretary Of sht Interior.
| tMrEMIllS1 LIFE.
short time sitce tbs Captain OF the pIv,n-
| outh Rock. stralncr ~hic is run br Mesars.
jarrett Il Palmer. of BIAex Crook fa,uo. a.
pleasuEe-bDat along Lie Atlantic coaht wAB tinol
| ToH) by tue United hlatea authorities Ut llhodo
1b'aud for carrylnG mare passengers than her
! certificate OF inspection permitted. Tn
dcs the lar. she il allowed to carry
| only GOO, and uu q recent trip from
boston to hurtla's Vineyard sho took u,
bu1rd over 4.0U0 HonIs. Sho has been thus over.
loaded quite frequently during the Bum1ncr
| whereby thousands Of lives have been periled
| An attempt las bcon fnade TO have the tine TO
latted, but it fai!o1 md the parties WHO mad|
1t loft for Nor York this oyenii1t, tl,scomtitod.
| TIE PORTRAIT or JEFFERSON DAVIS,
| Secretary Of War under President ricrcc ha
been added to tho Wac Department collection.
| lio TIE .atsae,att1 Ittta.l
| APfUIiTMES SrH.
| NAsutS0Toy D. C., Juls 12.-n. +. Van Horn
c1.Iaenbcr Ut Congress, lsns bceu appointed Col
! lecttr Of lutcrual Koyonuo 10. tho Sixth His
Bonri District,
Tho rscs,lent has aigned tho commission o.
Adam Ddaeau to 10 Munster Resident It Dsus
| btiH,
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POSTMASTER5' SALARIES.
HOW TIE MINOR OFFICES IAsAdE TO EARN

pESSY.
srtefai i,lsrastA to Tbs Chicdao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. e.. Aug. l2.-Cougross re-
comfy passed q law providing for tho sead]uBt-
mout Of tho saihsica Of ro+tmaHtcrs upon tho
basis Of the amount OF business transacted at
their respective offices. The law applied only
to tho snlalles oicos tho sn!ares Of tho large
offices are dotlutely A1ed By 1aw. It las been
found that tho post1nassass at the smaller ollcea
hare boen taking advantage Of tho law to in
crcasa their Salaries by making q fictitious show
INK Of buBiness BY tho Bn1es Of stamps. Tho
pruc.co. which l.as boon recently broken
found to exit near all tho great
citlcs. Tie Special Agents are investigating
theso caaes, and arc constantly finding now esa-
giouB Ut tie spirit OF tho law. The broker on
STAMPS bctwocu tho sale offices aud tho New
York City Office made Sd00 uoHthlv,
THE AoBr 8En1oUs NEsl:Lr
Of this practice IL TINT tho expenses for Post-
nastera' salaries have already be"n increased
;I; above tho .ppsopriations BY s5oaooo Yearly.
pose Has s01. 100. There will DO doh-
cheney Of about that amount. This dol-
ciency docs not couso within tho statute
which prohibits making delclcnc!ca. The law
tix!ug poBtusaAtors' ralaries is Inter law tan
tho ono iuhibitins dniiclencies, and IL construed
ns anlendatory Of it besides, tho postmasters
pny themselves by deductiug tue amount OF their
ba!ntles Zach quarter upon tl6 b0sle OF this ba.oa
Of stamps under the new law, But fo1 thls law
tho usual post-O Onico detcicnciua would bo
greatly reduced. There vii! 10 no doGceucles In
tho ollces Ut Second and Third Assistant Post
mAstars.G General.
CHICAGO suDURh9.
4 Special Agent of tho pont- Ohlca Department
rcpotts from Chtca6u that tho rostlnaBtnIa ut
Glencoe. DcBplalneB, mud niu0 1AlaIld lAye boon
taking advantage OF thu new law to induce nor
chants doing business in Chicago To purchase
their stamps At these suburban ross. Oi1ces. The
Special Agent does not mention details, but
uencrAl has dccidod to removo large numhor
Of tho fostmastcEn of smaller towns who have
tecn engaged in selling poatage-sta,nps outside
their dcuycs1oA.
, 1875-08-13

CLSCfAyAri, anR 12,-TAe Eu9Hr<r's Chilli
cotlIa. O.. srsci,f saws J. Maney Hnyd.r
Cashier of ths Chilficathn Nntona! Bank hiss
b"on facosare1 to be = defanI.er. but tic
amount OF te dedication las not yet been made
public. Hnyher loft ChiIIicothe somo thfrs
"ceks ago 70 como TO Cincinnati, bus has tinv,
heptt lloarl frofu at Wa'I1npfpE1, VI, whuro
10 has relatives. ltia fnystotious conduct liz
ducol Iii investigation. which showed that for
eight years naAt ha Inns been ,1sng the banis's
balances in New York for speculative purposes.
, 1875-08-13

OFylcx or PURCHASING Axp Drpor c. D..
sEAsT WAsulNa1oA-sr., ClrcAoo, ILL.,, Aug. 5, 1875.
Heaed pruposais, III duplicate, viii 10 received =
this otcx by shs Undersigned until - O'Clock H. on
Friday. Ane. Y, 1915, lor furnishing the totlo.ag
supplies tho Subsistence Department, U. a. Army,
dsii1srod st such plaoes In tda city - may bs re-
Quirsd.
81 403 fta Corn Mea k1ln.drled. froah Rrouads and
boiled. Hsds to stato whethne wht0 or yellow.
l2,l7s ts Prime Hhits De&nS, hAndp!ckod, Of una-
form size.
4,H6L ts Prime Pea<.
E,H7V ttA ITims Rice,
2,933 H. Choice Hominy, Hln.dfied+
2t,t33 ~ Prime Rio Coffee Greon IN ao1pls s*cxs.
4t7 Us Prime lilo Ootfss. russtei. lii double sscks.
bl,71s n Buxar, equA 10 stuazts u In barrels
3.iM caIous rurs cider or whiaty vtasssl, stand-
ard strength, 10 fun iron hopsd painted hAsEsA md
H.v4c h. Adau,antius Caudlss. In strapped boK~.
ltGs ~ hasI dry, au.da!tafatad Sosp, IN ssrsppsd
boxes.
63s III ptlfu ground Black Pepper, In u b tn fo1
paokaxes, nst washs packed In strapped bo1as 1t Is
Corn Me,I Beans, peAs, uouipy. aud 9alt to b. u
baFrsls full hsAdins OF tn atson1 doubs sAots
taIpIpK ioU IL net e&eh.
Proposals. Will ba roceved subjscs 10 the uau2l
d!tiuns. which eAn h sseertainad ~ application To
khIs 0tnca.
n. r. bxAI1, Dvt Bra. Gan. md G. 8.
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GERMANY.
OLD CATHOLIC EQS1lK83,

ULD CA4AVtlE loStAkd5.
BosN, Aug. 12.-1n attendance 1t tbs Old
Catholic. ..Contsrence. which oponed it's session
hero to-day. there arc about thirty English and
Amorscau clergyrnen. and sovarat Archimandntes
and Bishops OF tho Eastern Church. Among tho
American divinea arc tho lsev, Drs. Lang
don. Nevin. Potter, and Parry. Dr. Dol-
!,ngcr oponed tho proceedings with an
addresa which 1asted m hour. lle
treated Of tho rotation OF dogmntic controversy
between the Letin aud Greek Churches u the
whole cou1so OF ecclesiastical history. At tito
conclusion Of bis address tho Conference cnter-
ed upon sllo bneir for which It lad incl, which
was tlle consideration OF Dr.. Dolliugar's plsn OK
confederation and lptercommunion among sop
| arltod churchns. This uniou ia to be based
Oh mutual recognition Of primitive
| truth, which may enable each church
| to admit monbesH Of othar communionB to
it's privileges in respect Of divine worship and
Christian .acraments ut tho san1e time IN act
uhi fusion or sacrlice Of national or traditional
| pecniaritics Of furm or church constitution is
not contemplated. Au ambiguous expression Of
tho substance Of tho Christian doctrine and
practice hs taught by tho Bible aud tho fathers
Of the ancient Church Ia sought Is the teal bond
| Of nnon. Tho discussion Of this subject ocou-
| pied the remainder Of to-dAy's sitting.
, 1875-08-13

ertrfai NspdteA to fhs cAfe1Go Trit4nt
DoosEviLLE, No., Aug. 12.-TAe Eoonevlts
Alrertixer's special from Faye.to hsatss that
Austin F. Jonoa Was shot last night by Wifau
Dickcsson. It Is reported a. a cold b!oodod ~.
snhslnation. There was no quarrel nor trouble
bctwoen tho men. Dickerson Gtol = revolver.
the ball passing through Jones' head Rui killing
him INSTANTLY. After l,a was down liz iisol IN .
more sLota into his body. Tin asBassin MAS Ar
rs-scd and ls now in jail. Junes' Loay was take.,
to bis brothers houa0.
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The her7egovinfan Tnsurrecilon As.
sumins Serious Proportions.
Dalmatians and Montenegrins Pour
ing in Reinforcements.
Rumored Intervention Of Aus
tria, Germany, and
Russia.
Meeting of the Old Catholic Congress
al Bonn.


The ufnzE00TiNtAN uPniEfFd.
GossrAs1isorLE, Aug. 1.-THE Turquie naws-
paper Ha5s: "Ths situation In Herzegovina II
becoming grave The Insurgents have attacked
Iroolgne, burning and pillaRfngl In al directions.
Three thousand men, chiefly DAtmattans and
Aensencgrtns, are endeayosing to destroy the
communications between NostAv and uevcoino.
Fifteen hundred Dnlnstiana and uorzcgovnians
are marching on Dochtochu. Montent Rrtns and
Dalmatiaps are also aiding the insurgents with
mous1 and provisions. Tho presence Of Bery-
ian corps On tho frontier al'o sosms to furnlah
the insusconts encouragement.
TLe Turks were defeated bY the Hotxegoyin-
lAns In ~ obstinato light 1t Eetidia.
PROPOSED INTERVENTION.
VtksxA, Aug. i2.-Ths TteMttsnban reports
that Count Au1tAssv has conferred with tho
Russian and German Ambassadors, mi they
have agreed to support Austria in any rocom-
mendasionl sho might mako to Turkey looking
to the paclhcation Of Herzegovina.
, 1875-08-13
CASUALTIES.


T.
SItca! bsIuscA u Th< C;ttd1v IrituHs.
DEs MolSEs, Ia. Aug. 12.-Ou Tuesday
farmer near the Poor Pa1nl, In tl,ls county.
named i. F. Poguo. was lending = COW. 6ho
became fractlouB 1nd ran when Sir. +. stumbled
aud foil struck ou tis hoad, and tarucd 6omer-
tault. Ills wife, wlIo wns near him. was at lila
aids In noHont, but lo WAS Aepseless. Tno
County Physician. who happened to DO passing
at the time, examined tho man, aud found the
neck dibioca:td. tile separation Of tho bones
being 80 great Al tu admit flngcr between.
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pu1LApELpA1A, Aug. 12.-IIoracs DinusJ. the
Oldest member Of tho Philadelphia Bar. died to"
day, aged VI Yeas.
G1sc.xxATt, O., Aug, 1o.-V4ii.sza D. stsEon-
sou, for many yeass ths raymssser Of s!s Gin.
c.nusti, Hamilton L Dayton NallEu4d. disd ~
u4ttweu o.. Last 1uoadAY.
, 1875-08-13

6pttt7 Dla7.IltH q TIC CHlt31H 7Ft91R.
DrpFA,.o Aug. IA painters Bca1old. OIL
which was William Krouse. foil this afternoon
from tho new city building to the ground, dis
tance Of 60 feet. Nr. Krouse ia Just alive, but
not expected 70 survive. Lambert Doakers.
working below OH q window-eiIi, wns knocked or
and fell 25 feet, but WAS not seriously injured.
, 1875-08-13

CA1no, H., Aug. l..-Ihe Cairo vlncennos
Railroad track is ! inches undor water Tor 9 milo
and halt bctwccn Mount Carmel aud st. Fran
ccsvllo. 1he cmLankmenta are washed In sov-
oral places from 400 to .;o9 feet near the Wabash
llyer. Il will require Il week to repair for regu-
lar ttains. i mixed train will bs run daily be-
tween Cairo mud Mount Earmal
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State Of Illinois Board Of Commits
sloners f0r the Location OF the
Asylum for Feeble-Nllntled Chill

tAA [AAe A0NA<2A&AAf O41At+1s
Fans foE bAd1x7 f0F hs Illinois Axyiun for RodblA
Alntod Chadrsn, aooonpAuisd ty eszttnn.ts { Arch-
tect In Aeoordsna with sattilsi Aa a1t luaf-
w ahfao&NAcoca for aa1d sna ler ~ construction
tion Of Fesbas-Aindad Childfan,s approved ApEt j,
d7a tsea HosoA iAxs id15 rNss 11l viii bs fooelVet
~, 1916,
1nsy mos b. rsrElvedbyEn4 Boar6 on q hefoFs
said 1ate aod should b. directed DR.. O. T. WAhas.
Secretary. HprtngtAal, EItnoA. 81 oeslas of tba
boatI. o. Z. WILBUR, 64esstAE5.
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q ]ss rossecxar tho cholcn And command os nll

g. ------------ =
.-r. IN s possce.sr tho chocn and command Of bll
H., tnnncy,
sereaM1l po~fr nvsr ctrll,nrca. Eo'a ,s'ng .no
currency which c9nte,tr9 uoa. !" @ ~. c4sn,.a,
Of exchange; t at nr'l' 'rlt ufr,n tfnrn m,nt -
to ne ;"s, rnr "y"r i'm n,sr 1pueY eo, being
.n m.,nr,i enemy Of tss aysotu aud ulth f.Ir play,
I'll, 10 holt It IN check.
Kiu.h-It In conaitn.lonaa onrrenc5; md tho peo.
pa havon riIhs 70 lea,n tor cs y, oi.t
long "a lilo rseaeht eon''''' p.',' -
. but, arologl2inH !oF PLACING asm - 1ucn Hoo"
company, lot us loar tho High rricnt OF 1nilH-
tfol,, tho 1Ion. uoorgo II. pondleton. In lis
.rnor,, n npnosition Ia tin Ioaal-Tcndcr act.
~ ,ac, -ora,.,l r., +1o conore.. .touai
1an. ~ ,,c, v1, ,oco rs1 ~. 1,,.1,oto. a.l.
Glohe laoi-lne1 l'"Ho ooi' Ms' io'aou ....'.. n"1
Hut even believed shts ntii 20 e ,1,,nv
10Th "aiecs, yss re- emo"9 '' tha ~ r.n prayt"s
to .o ,"t.. ,nt i" rrnccn,bIo .,,y Al the rto1s
LIZ LIZ ~ ia Initial st,trp Tho crntoinaf fronl New
, 1875-08-13

6t77fdE Dl!s1kEH n hs LEEd1o 7Tt57lrV.
Fonr ATKINSON, Wn,, Aug. 12.-Qaito an OK
ei!einent wss created In the 1itsIo town Of Con-
cord. IN this county. IaHt wnek, by BcrYant-sirt
attempting to poison I whulo family. named
Frank. by putting doao uf Ptrts green In their
lea. Tim mothnr and four children worn poi
Ihu crI WI e.anued Ivre Ly ju.,ee ror.ar
yesterday. and th,H morniug t9unl ever tu ~.
pear at tho next term Of tho CI1cu.. Court.
, 1875-08-13

Ia now folt that io 1M tbsconded, taking rt.h
him all tiIo convertible aacuritms Of tho blnk.
Tho amount duo tn deroritots Is f85.fd0, and
10 others. *t5.bTI. The dcpo+itnts 1nns.ly
A1l fsrmcrr Irving in Dotlgo County. 1lobkirk ia
beloved to Aavo lost heavily In wheat a2ecuIa~
ti0n.
, 1875-08-13
YELLOW FEVER IN MISSISSIPPI

PAsoooou1A, Misa., Aug. I3-Tha yellow feVeT
broke Out hero on Sunday, Aug. $. 1t IL not
known how It oletnxtod. 1t Il supposed to have
boot, brought from Havana. There are now
thlftv osses uudsr :suatluoat- Tho disease Ii Of
tLa most mai,guAut typo seysn aeaths have
occurred, !nolulltug Dr., UkaaaslA, Leading
phyMclAn-
, 1875-08-13

Spteial Hspateh t. The tIt:ayo Tribune,
BnEMES, Ind, Aug. IA mat. uamcd John
Bon shot another pamed May In saloon hore
last night. Johnson fred two ahos4, tllo latt
taking uNccs i'll tlo mock of Stay. Whisky xaa
tho cauae. johnson waa arrested.
, 1875-08-13

HELENA. Mon, Aug. 12.~-The Supreme Cont
has granted W II. Stears, convicted OF tho mur-
der Of Ward. . new trial, on tho gronnd that the
vordict Of tho Jury did not do!lao tue degree Of
murder committed.
, 1875-08-13

INVASION YHDM AnYH9IFIA.
CA1no, Aug. 12.-The AbyBBlniaus are prspar-
,ng 10 invade Egypt. The Khodiye has aent ~
Endorsements to the frnns,or.
, 1875-08-13

MONTREAL, Aug. la..-Ms. Doylin, u. r., has
wsittou letter OF spology to Judge M4cksy,
stating his wli!lugass 10 answer any questions
put 10 hin, md " hA4 b@Au IalsA1sd f1om IN. IT.
, 1875-08-13

THE BIOGRAPHICAL CoH1AE8d.
Pans, Aug, l2.-Ihe Geographical ConereRa
haA awarded medals of tho frss class to tho
American Statistical Bureau at Washington, and
Prof. Hayden.
, 1875-08-13

LONDON, Aug. 12--Tho American rdo-teAr
Hailed for homo from Liverpool to-day, IN tho
City Of Berlin.
, 1875-08-13

y
New ioaE, aug. 1a.-Tho Ecening Post fur
niahes the following: 'Four msn have been
arro.te1 for participating IN tho forgertcs Of
California aud Oregon ltaroa1 bonis. bIos. OF
tho monty adyancud on tho bon1a has bccn
recovered"
, 1875-08-13

Epertat Dxpdteh u 7hs Chir1hp 1ft1ua<.
kANsAs CTR, Aug. 12.-Of sls railroad OIL
cials injured 10 the collision Inst night, aup:.
Loo will be con1tnei TO hs room for week or
moro, Qeuegal- hhnaaor hteyenh fcr foW days,
anl the Others R1u able to bo out already.
, 1875-08-13
DROWNED


SpteAli His;ateh 10 Tie Chitaqa Tribune.
LABA1LE, Aug. 13.-Fred Ludwig, of Durney.
having In charge Ice bargos on the Lake nt that
place. has been missing aiuce Saturday. au1 1t Ia
feared ae has fallen into tho lake and drowned.
He was Abou: ~ yuars old, and ieares siSa and
two cAiAlran
, 1875-08-13
INDIA.

LONDON. Aug. l2.-E1tenaivs foods prevail IN
tho PunjAub. TTayal on tho railways Ia intor.
rupted.
, 1875-08-13
THE WEATHER,

THE WEATHER.
WARRINGTON, D. G.. Aug. 12.-For tho Upper
Lake region, partly cloudy a,d warmer weather,
With soush 70 woat w!nda sua rising barometer,
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
NJ 4nN
, 1875-08-13
STABBED TO THE HEART.


Srketal Nspaleh 10 Tie GAIedaa Trtbur.
DIS AoIHEs H., Aug. 12.-On Sr'" i,v aftor-
noon last, at Buu.mit HtAtion. un IL sG: Il
Dos Moiues Railroad, Ia Van Dar:ns two
brothers namod Barker wont Gu i T., .us Ut
tho houao OF QUO OF thom. 1auy be-
came boisteroua, and tho faulty loft
tho houao. Thoy finally caue to
blows. Tho particulars Of what MAS lono nro
not known but. quiet beng restored, tic villa
Of tho family returned to tie house, aud found
4er husband dead upon tho noor hts hsaI
crushed. and bloody hatchot lying ut hs feet.
Thu othor brother deulod striking liia,, aud said
ho did not know how it happonod. Ho was
arrostoa ond lodged io Jail. The hrothoss wete
varm fr1onda, aud never had quarrel before.
, 1875-08-13

MURDER n TIE FIRST DEGREE.
JxySkasoNv1Il.E, Ind, Aug. 11-Kounedy. the
notorious oonvos who slot aud killed tho guard,
George Chamberlain, attempted al outbreak Al
the statsa-pEiaon Boush LAST summer. was tried
bofoto Judge Anthony, OF the Criminal Court at
Charleston: Ind. to-day. The jury agreed on
vordlct in bftoou tnltlutos ~ folluns: "Wo. tho
Jury dDd defendant Ksn1ody guilty OF murder
iu tile tafat de9roe-" When the verdict waa
read Kennedy showed no outward signs OF emo
ttou, aud seomsd indifferent to hts fate. 4 mo-
tion for now TRIAL is panilag, and will b. argued
tomorrow,
, 1875-08-13

BAN pRANc1soo, Aug, l2.-Ths oifioo Of TIT
railroad company waa surrounded BY tho pol!ct
this atteruoo anl searched for Woodruff, ain!
Miller. Ile wAA found. arrested OIL warrant
and confined tn tho city prison. With bail fixed q
@25.0O. Tho prisoner dociines 10 converse will
xsportsrA.