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, 1875-08-28
THE ILLINOIS kU.kLux,

q C6itao6 1T76RH7.
sralSar1ELp, ILL.,, Aug, N.-Iho Hon. F. Z.
Albright, tnember Of tho Legislature from
Jackson County, was hero to-day. aud emphatic
ally denies 10 your correspondent tia. there Ia
any l4wIossusas III Jackson Couutv that does not
hamit Of compsete control by tho law officers Of
tue county. Rewards Of $500 each hAvs baaa
oforod by tho county for the arrest Of eyory
man who ia chaskcd Or suspected Of having
committed murtsr, sad who IL nov q
fugitive from Justice. The county hsa
also uffcsod = rsxard OF S1o0 each for esery mau
fuglIsvs. Tue 41l4orlties DO not iptcnd that II
shall 10 abt DAD that their county IL IN tho hands
Of IespeEadoss. Gov. Devertdga assured Mr..
Albugnt that. 90 sooa q hs was furnished with
the naAes of the paFlias for whom the oouuty
murder, hs, would publish procl.uatiou sddiug
e2o0 TO each case, to b paid upon hs arrsae aud
conviction at eha patson or pesson4 named.
, 1875-08-28
Miller, Whom Tho Whisky Ring Tried to
Murder, Now at Water
ford, Pa.
Tho Worst Mob Of Thieves In the
Country Under the Wing
of ISnrnnni.
Unbridled Lawlessness in Northern
Kentucky.
Murders Of Frequent Occurrence, and
tho Criminals Escape Scot Free.


I9jFcial UtsM1tch 10 IAe thIcarn tribune.
CIsctssAri, O., Aug. 21.-Wil:iam Maddn1
AMI J. e. EAsnes. .nca who wese enSasca III work
ou tho Southern nailroad at = point
about Is miles bo'ow Somerset, ky.,
hayo contributed startling information ~
to Aeta Of la~lcssneas. Near Willow Run
tho laws secem to to wholly d.aregasdcd, ard
lhioving aud murder arc iudulged ri harmless
pas.in,cs by 0aug OF rufsianB. Ats. H1fsIcs re-
ports that hc has Soon Two bodoH Of murdered
men, aud knows that others havo bccu
made wny with. The vandalism Of
tnls baull. which comprised mcu re-
Iatod to Tho YateH md FaulknerR 3icFasr1u4,
Freeman. lanons. Hale, and others, has made
tho life 10 travellers and residents wholly u,-
seko charge OF tho II m!IeB Ut contract that the
tho maEaudcrs arc driven oct Hr captured. I1o
negro sauad who bad been working Ut, the Cum
nlilh coulrao: got into row with Two ahito nlt,t
who wero playluE chrds with tAom, on Monday
laat, aud ki1iod t!lon. This made All exodus ii
the negrpca necessary, and they ntuoJ not ou
the oruor Of their Having. Int struck norlfl II
quick time IlIa mrtI WHO give tho information
report that their escape WA stra!o8ical, beiug
abIe by rnse 10 got their families away, n,,,t
barely escape with their o"n heads. utterly uu~
ablo to ripg anv Of thcir },roPortT. they repo,t
that whisky in freely podticd along thu linn of
tho work By tucn Who wholly disregard and det '
tho r0vanu1 lAws. Tho 6hrEf IF putatk
County. elected abort time ago. will not enter
upon Lin Office becaus0 OF the inpossblltY OF
exeCu1luE HprrantA.
, 1875-08-28
1RiPOLl.
tA 4 hySf r<1Z%

MALTA, Aug. 27.-Iho uuited etasss steamer
Hartford loft T1lpoll ye4torday, aud arrived At
Malta this evening. and proceeded to Melnol on
her way homswasds. The dithoulty between
tho American CouBul and I'ripotitaus was
settled On Tnursday, an apology having beep
Mado to tue EonkuI ii accordance
WITH orders from tho Porte Nevertheless, tue
uxtter. wLlcA orl lsIuatad In sou,D sealnou enter-
lug the Consula garden tor lnalcaeH, ia consla-
ers1 undIHuilad aud pAltry+ Tue American Cqu-
sA ls isolated from his colleagues except 4he
Dutch and Belgian. lie IL un.ec* *ssat.ly a!stui-
e1. aud tn.endel starting for nxltA u the Con-
gross On kEiAzy evening".
, 1875-08-28

Az As,!s,,s... y, 1888 e
isssi S4:t; .. iii; -tihictlc, II; Gh,e.so. H.
irI ~ srs'r. -fissf. i; satnn l; Efeles. l.
hSis. 1ns:su!'?n. = Yaes. 7: G,.pp: !; i1.'st =
M. & h!si..si y; pstei., i; !;i.as. l-uaissxa.
ls,4sf rallied i-i's-fiAlur, !.
Wild its@A-Drslih, !.
TIRE ~ g1m+-T~o hour lad ton niantsa.
tHp,rs- william Arl.au.
The Rama clubs play again to-day.
WHITE STOCKING TouH.
Tho ChicARos leayo hero Tuesday weeR to play
eeyrssl ga.nes in Michigan atId Ohio. They ttlAy
Tuesday in kalamazoo. Wednesday In jackson.
1hussday iii 1,etroit, and Ratardxv in CiuciunAsi.
they AFe likely alno to play games With the Lud-
lows ns CuvnGton n.y.. mud tho Lexington
Club II tLoy hAyo time. Tlev expect to meat
the st. Louis Cub Asse Thursday and haturdAy,
sept snd IL.
There Ia sa'l 10 be prospect shhs Hines will
woar tho Ashleuo blue stockings De1k yeal.
II IL claimed by people who ought to know
that Mathews will pitch and Sutton play third
base Tor tho cleveland Club ot 1875.
Delegates from st. Louis sAy that tho reason
why tie management Of their club withdrew
fIom CutlbsEt sAA thAs he lad nut been batting
very vol! Tot tho last few ga1sea- TAAt duesAt
eoeiu to have injured hiM In Harry WEiEnt4
eyes, aud be wifi accordingly play With tic Uos-
tops for the remainder Of 1873.
GAME At QUINCY.
gn4csat Dlapateh to Tkx Caeaoa Ttiaans.
QulKcY. ILL.,. Aug. N.-Daso-bAl!t Qu4uoys, ~ !
3d. Louis Hod Stockings. ~.
, 1875-08-28
A PLANTER AssAss,nATtp.

MEMrn1s. Tenu., Aug. 27.-JautB Il. Mcneil. :
uell-knowu planter. living 10 miles from this
city, ou tho Arksusas Kivor. wns aasasalnatod
thia morning. uo had just loft tho fold, where
Ais hands were At work, aud rodo out into the
road. wt,eu they heard shot fired, aud sav Ills
4oths rdorless 1uuniug mp tue road. following =
man on horseback, Whcu they reacl,ed tho road
they found McNeil lying de4a, whole charge Of
buexahot having entersd Ills hroast, No clex to
Tue khtnaatu.
, 1875-08-28
CHINA.

COMPLAINTS FROM TIE BRITISH MINISTER.
Nkw YoRk, Aug. 27.-lispatclus frou, Luz opo
state thai air. Wade, tho DIltish Minister a.
1ekln, has asked Ills Government 10 reinforce
tho Dritlsl troops in China, ~ In h,a Intercourse
with tho native officials at PoBn Ao las been
troated with Htutl,td luBulcnce. The demands
Which ho has mado for compopaation for thu
tnurdor Of Mr. Mnrgary hayo beon thwarted uud
treated With contempt.,.,
LuNDoS, Aug. 27.-TAo Central Newp ARencr
atates. Oh authority, TINT communications hayo
been received frum tho Dltisa Aln,stor ut 1ek Il,
complaining OF tho lnantor In which 1e uIA occn
treated by the Chiucso Government sluce the
Dlrtnah affair. lie desires to Lave lis banlH
ntrenethauad In caae Ut neod, but ho uua not
becn inBnlto1, and tho reports III to the sorions-
LehB of tbU trouble arc hlgnly colutod aud exag-
gerated.
LONDON. Aug. 27.-The Manchester Guardian
ard the Msm'ngham Post iaye cosguLoratiuS IT,
porta confirming those OF tho Bombay Gazettc
aud pllrpoItinE to TO dettycd from the Foreign
Office, that tue British Minister 1t peKln has
te1egraplcd to bis Government fur reinforce
tnens Of troops, etc.
NOT an BAD.
LONDON, Aug 27.--Iuo Foreign Office att
nouneea tbAt tle rfmOra Of sur!unB sn1llEiica-
tions with lne Chinese GoEoruueut Hre a1angei-
ated. Tla EugteA Munster to Chtna hns con,-
planned Of tho difficulty basing atssou with that
IoseruMNut, but though emba.r raasing II Ia noL
alarming, And It IL believed will 10 sIaoduy ar
fauR0u.
, 1875-08-28

Spfc1d{ Ul3fHfh % 1TF C741ctfIp 1TtbEH.
D1xo., ILL.,, AaR. 27.-T4e a.lYauco army Of
Darnun's u.ppodrume arrived hero yesterday
aud to-day, In the way Of thieves aud burglars.
aud commenced operations b5 breaking into
houses, and vaylay,uy pehcoabIe cit,zons and
rohting thom Of their monsy. Extra precau-
tlous LAye been taken b. our City MAtAlial aud
10th fire coupanies are really at the tap OF the
tell. One Iiuudted extra policemen will be
sworn iu Oh Tuesday next, when the caravan ia
expected hele.
, 1875-08-28

WAau1aoroH, D. C., Aug. 27.-J. Z. Miller.
the Gau8er. OF Chicago, who Was shot In ChicA-
80, ia ~ Waterford, pA., tho home Of bis moth
or. Information received hsre leaves no doubt
"A to his identity, He has q sarious wound IN h.s
arm. The secret-ssry'ce force Ase quite iudix.
nAnt It tha attempts to create tho 1mpsosalon
that this wound Nxs solf- inflicted for Sensational
effect.
, 1875-08-28

Lia little sir for or War thrown
4. foarf I'll height. Tho p,,Iico were at.rs:s"i x
her cries, and found lcr upon thu ,aycruent
naked. aud her leen. n.ns and laws crunnrd,
but pt3ls Af,vo. tho u fnifor cuuld nut ba
tnunt. and It II supposed IN threw tfin child OH,
and then ran on. thinking la bad ki led her. Tho
people livhg II. the lenetnc1t sofu' cd 10 csre in
lie dying ch,l1, and It raa taken u llo police
kthtitn.
, 1875-08-28
THE TURF,


THE lpkn pAANeu RACES.
I.oxa BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 27..-The dstt .rReo
to-day was q handicap for purBo OF $3.50. for
ali ages, IL miles. Seven horxes started,-
8pendthritt Monmouth, 3. F. Carves, Ida
Wells, Century. No'lls Darling, and Hattie How
arl. Tho TACO was won by Bpendtur,ft, tho
iayorlts, by tao lengths, CarvaF secoud, aud
Monmouth third Yamo, 1:l3.
ln the second race, for purse Of $500. mile
heats, for ali nRes, Speudshritt. Douuybrouk,
Fad .adten. Jack Trlgg. aud Velnsngo started.
Tho first heat was won BY sponatl.ssft, Fad,
iAdeen secopd, jack Trigg third, yeruaugo 10.
ing si'stanced. Tins, l:4UT.
In the be,tinK on the eacoud hsat gpondttlrifs.
regarded ~ suro 70 WIN, Was LETT out Of sue
BRONX atso Won tho heat. 6pendlh!itt second.
Fndlsdoen third, and Jack Itigg dstaucoI.
Tine. l:tsH. Donnybsook was now n,sde The
fsvorsts Vt lxo 10 oAo4 aud won tue beat sud
1'5lA; tho 34.mile, dish W. won bT Bussoo'
3.ea TFisg sseoud vesnAugo th'1d. 11w''
Tla sssepls ebass ovsr tho usual eourss was
Won BY DeAdhsad. Noonshno seooad. A1ou'a
Mao third.
KAAL PACK Atsoo1A7soa-risTl pa.
9psc1al Uspateh " i4s C.issar [fttan&
EAhLT1LLx, ILL., Aug. 17.-SoAls {. oou peop's
being to w.tno4s tho 1roe- foE-Aa, in which OBJ
saryur, horse Owned here, oompalss with
Moilla Morris, Of &23 uotoraesy. AaAdsil and
oshsss ot reputable standuk' - ,.
dash for : purss Of sltW. rAA "aa BY Allos
W4d, Jaok t1.rk.wAy sooond. hlosPy chatles
tl!rtl. T.luo. l;4a.
1u tho afteluo5n the ntst laoe - tof tho 2;+s
and ID 10 tll1d. Of tan antrass oniy aTs eams
fpr she wofi, aud hot oontosk MAS the result.
Gtpt Ikok, IL u,ue!, wAs wsu loased Afts1 by
" ladssA sad sst haak u aass plaos, though
, 1875-08-28

BnooxLrT, N. y, Aug. a7.-Mrs. Mary E.
Rankin, colored. died ~ TO Ralph avenue on Aun-
day, and "as buried to-day. Bus was ITO years
Of ase-probabIy tho oldeat woman In Auercs,
II not In the world. ehe enjoyed good health,
VIVA naturally cheerful and industrious, Wes an
early riser a1ld hard worker. Bhs survived her
husband thirty yeHa.
, 1875-08-28

oMAuA. Aug. 21.--Chsrlss l.. Barker. lAts olse
in tAs freight department OF tho Union PaoiA
Naiisos4 hsra, has osou a'tsstug for sessr4l days
Foul plar u app1shspded. HM fakhsE lives
loAus. Ill
, 1875-08-28
TURKEY.

Fu11TIvEs fnOn HERZEGOVINA.
New fonK, Aug. 28.-Eulopean dispatches
state that 1000 women aud children aro nuw
fngiuVeA In Croatia. in consequence Of tho
Horzogoyiuian ipBusrcction. Tho luaurgansa
hAvo buruod tho Towna OF Focu2a and llurlto.
, 1875-08-28
Accounts Of the Troubles Between
England and China Great
ly Exaggerated.
French Complaints Against Tho Religious
Exodus from Germany.
The Tripol'tan Government Apologies
for a Trivial 0fense.
southampton Nabobs Fcastcd by
Admiral Wordcn.
5PAiM.

9FHlW,
cAr7rCLAr1oN or HEo p'rRor1-
rEnr1oSAS, Aug. 27.-sco dCrgeI has capt-
u'ated. Tho AlfonBist army occupied the forts
this morning. Tho garrison were mndo
prisoners OF war and taken to p1ycarda. Tie
Dihhon Of SEQ d'Ureel ~as also takon to
Puycstda H a prisoner Of war.
, 1875-08-28

TIE QENAAN UELIHlcuA EXODUS.
Pants, Aug. 27,-The plEgrmago from Ger
many Is exciting considerable discussion In
Franco. La Moniteur sava: franco in opon 10 all
forelencrs but the Government Is eut,tled aud
bound to oppose all asfanblagcs. displays OF
banners aud insignia calculated to din
turb public order. and It will not tail
III lis duty. Tho Government aud public opinlol,
OF franco agreo that It III their uuty to sustain
from interference WITH discussions aud CONFLICTS
In ncrmsnv betwoon CHURCH. xud State, aud for
the sake Of peace. which ID loar to uB and deBr-
able 10 Getmans to avoid making Frouct tolrl-
toty tile scsno Of thar lo'iglous discussions.
THE CATHOLIC coSGHEas.
LONDON, Aug. 23-i u. tn.-1le Times parls
tetter says: IAN address xaa deliysre by tAu
Archbishop OF New Orleans to the Cathullc
Cong,exs At poitiora, detailing tho progross Of
Catholicism IN hs diocese. Aul the impoyer,sh-
tnent prevailing in consequence Ut tho lato
GlvIl War. 4 collection wsa made In response
10 his appeal"
, 1875-08-28

5pht1N NfpoEfh % tn Chiedoo 7FsbN1s.
81. PAUL him., Aug. 27.-Ths police hsrs
hArs 10 charge Charlsa N. pArAhurst, nephaw Of
tue President Of tho First EatiouAl Uauk Of Co.
dar NApids. IL, arrested At MinusApolis last
night o1l . onlrRs of committing sa 3ld.o10 fo1-
rory OIL 4iA unciss bluk.
, 1875-08-28
BRIBERY.

ALnAxT, N. T., Aug. 27.-GeorGe D, Lord, 1r,
ono Of tho cAaal ring. aud ex-ueubor OF tho
Legislature. haa beeu hsseatsd In Rochester aud
broush. here OF a charge Of bribery in procuring
IsslslAtiou for tho pay,uont Of fu0 QUO 10 = oon-
tractor tn 1d7t. Ae wAs bAl1ea In $4,000,
, 1875-08-28

81. LOUIE, Aug 27.-TLa STORE OF Westhof i
MisA2el. II O'Fa!lon, 81 ua,ies from here, wks
broion open last niga.. the eale taken aotne sou
yards f,om the store on ths public road. burst
open, ard robosd Of $500 tn currency, checks for
over 81, 2J0, Fost-Oflioa ordsra several l,fe IL.
sutance poiioies, aud uoses. no clsw to tie
rpbbost.
, 1875-08-28

Br. Joaas, N. b., Aug. 37.-Gso'gs ueSutt
vss found found guilty Of tie murder Of ship
mats, taAtah, aa Austrian, OH the King cos'AFis,
u Dt4ekuAef,
, 1875-08-28

Bpfeiaf DfElich q I7.t Ek1ca0p TT1tt1Nt.
GnASp HAVEN, Mich. Aug. 27.-I;ccordcr
paYdson to-day sentenced Tum Coegso'e to
uiuety dayB' iii The House OF Correction, and ro-
mauled Hercules Bard hack to la.l to await
trial for attempted mahslauehter in st.bbing
Murphy during the Gglsiug alErAy GU Tlu1sdag
Murphy now is 10 proearious couditlon.
The two men charged witt, attempting to poi
son Barry 1T Jnmcrtowu h btlUrt tine sluce, ers
discharged OIL tleIr trial in the Circuit Court TO-
lAy tor want Of sufficient avidencc to hold them.
, 1875-08-28


Gay. s.Iack
$:;;'';': ;;;; s;;;'i :,:;; ;;; i: ii
f.",-~t:'4d hi; o:oo: 9:al a:4iK.
ing great event II tho tIav was tfn trce-sor.
i''rt s251 to soc md, sl53 70 tuiri. AMI 4i01 10
t3'sth Tll"to weto a1 nntries, and five started.
Mois'no WAS dawn. After four attempts thew
e. te w"1d; lt'rlal' AMI lIooper we're slight
cosetln several eng,hs In tho lear at Tho quar-
ttt. They leta4uol rane po>,tions at tho datf,
after which oh1crvcr began 10 H'.nw moro rroea,
ald cafno down tho ho:ne-atrrtch like rlo,,
Tho third heat va" a ( ID aeui-otr. all tl,rna
abteaAt a' tho quarter. whon Mrn and itantlal
wnut to tito front, leasIpg Observer savoral
lengths tchitrI. Both I'ur4ea vera ia
ter. Tho favorito answering well to the
whip, ps OF, splendid ,lryt OF apeoi and came
nnlcr tns witc Two 'eurths as'oA1. THO Anc,nl
md fifth heats having been taken bv Alollla 4
ecAtae hot 'a,or,ts. bu. tl,s fate. wero against
| h'r the former fayorte coming in wI1,ucr IN
ti'h r'sth heat, amidst the wildcat and tnpst nn-
ihatlAAt'c u cheering from the crowd The fol-
'o"'hs ~ lilo SUMMARY:
MoH M;ifi:. ii:'.....,.::......t! .:.:.. aaa !
rrsi il"er: ....'.. .'...... III Il,
1.mt-1+I w; Xiii. 2:3.,i 3is; a:29v.
I'll" racrs. on thn wIlol". have boon great
pnccts'' and tho lee- nnh officers Of the AsAo-
claloh tte Hcselsi,:. ut tlsr highest praae for
the ntlsni uanucr III wlcl they hayo bcea
conducted.
cEAH oRCHAHr. ny.
| LoEl9F1ftr' ~. Aug. "a special to tho
Crab Orchard. aa,H sl,o saceH wcro we'll attended.
In tic fits: iace. milo heats !or J.ycar.ol,!a.
"is!acrs L CO.. b. I. Efle Mooso vas Tie wlnner
In tso nt1ai4h: heats. II. X. Alc9ck's c, (.
lteyelatinn Accnnl. Tunc, l:43'i. I:1!l!.
Tbs dRsli of ono mile, 2-year.ulr: was won
b j. Il. Thou1ss' b. c. Eci,cIlc.. the tavorita
neaiust The ttld btuar;'s ,1aitulstic second,
Wlthefs Z Cor. Emma q. third. Irno-r.at
1"asscr, aa155: second quarter. 525t third quar-.
| Ter, 1:i9; fourth qnartor, 1876.
FARMER CITY FA1H RACES.
srteta! : ":"iht To RE ch.rH4" 1r.htn.;
City Ear to-day tie troll: free for ali. was won
2:2G third, 2:23t1. Tho sncnsIl monov was
taken by Prpcoss mud third monoy by Tanner
| Boy.
| The pacing race waa wou bv Sucker State
| first hoas, 2;2y, second hy LAZY fray in 2:3l.
third by Srckor State III 2:::!.9 aud foEth BY tho
uatuo III 3:33.
! THE SPRINGFIELD nAcrs.
SFrlSnrtElr A[aHa,. Ang. 27.-.tbont II. 011
rfralne niet! the closing racea o the lamp.
| den rark Ab-oe st0H to-t!av. Gullsrnita ifaill
AMI Judge ruilrr."n wore withdraw from tic
llfe-I1I -Al TaCe OIL RCC0L1I OF lafl1nG54+ leaving
Lula. Settio and A!uctcan Girl tho only COM
polnora for tlu nurdo OF :5.DOo. American Girl
Nm tho racn in tlEro straight heats, with 1uiu
nec.''d. I'im" 2:22... ..:at, .!;;:G!!a.
Thu 2:3i race fnr pnrse of :3.0D1 was won
hv It. 1nllen "ho tool; tho 4Ereo laat of ivu
heatd. Serras touk the second upnev, John ".
| Halle tho tAizd. aud Sir William Wallace tho
| fourth.
An 1nfiiana hrH*end l,1n a2tua1lr lef Of Eriet
oc"asinho& by tho doath u l.!- wlfe. 1iia mama
was William Douallean. Of Lafayette. and hs
died Of a broken beu. tho day following Lo1
dtcease.
, 1875-08-28

cMenxArl, O., Aug. 27.-A dispatch from
Jamestown O., last night, stated toat mob had
gathered around lilo lal whero Gustav Aumbor.
tho German who cut the throAt Of hts iufant
CHILD, IL couhaed, and threaI ened 10 lynch hiln.
and that The Shs1ln and Z poaAa removed tie
prlsonsr to AonlA.
, 1875-08-28

WARRINGTON, D. G., Aug. 2s--1 =. m.-For the
Upper Lake region, tho Upper Mississippi aud
Lover M!ssouE. ValleSs, partly cloudy and warm
weather during the day with local rain, souther-
" to restefly Winds followed by lower temper
Atuse aud siaing barometer.
LOCAL ou8KRyArIoH.
14nrcAnn ArH
, 1875-08-28
THE FRANKLIN. WIS, TRAGEDY.

eFSFK Kss OHoU7t" p Z III IH*9108 sTEV"'"s
MtLwAu1sx, VIA, Aug. 27.-No nsV doveE
opuienta wero gained through tho inquest osst
t4s ssmaius Of passlss 10 t4s tragedy III tbs Fo~a
OF rrsukllo. TAs jusy found thss AAulnAnn xhot
IoO4fthy md than committed sulolds.
, 1875-08-28
PERSONAL

baby has belt about ltH Ral6t beAfiuG the
tl4s4io inscription. "More."
PERSONAL
CA.l schurz Is In Switzerland.
Ex-0ov WAslburu, Of WISCONSIN, Il 4 guest
4s tho Pacific.
Herr Rubou, Director OF the Academy Of Fine
A5la in Vlonna, In doau.
nociiefost's tatlora arc afraid to ano him. After
little .hsy will hs afraid to trust him.
Tho Rev. William 4. Loouard Of brooklyn, is
artomlntnt arrva! At tho PaImor House.
Tepnvson's w:fe's mo:hor was tho late Alr
J4hu F4anklln'a alster. ueueo tho epitaph.
"Doc" Underwood, tho Saratoga pooI-ae1ler, Ia
to have mouumout. Everybody has monu-
mant!
Jamos Mooney. OF Dublin. haa been Dakcriztng
Airs. Milton on tho .niroad between Dtoghodes
and Dublin.
Adirondack Murrays Golden Rule will hare
turf column. Its a poor rule tLat Won't work
every way.
l1r. Astnijo, Of Afoxico. owns 2.0o0.0o0 rhaep.
Counting thon morning aud oseu!ng ta gottnB
mu,utonous.
John NJ. Watcr1louso mud n. III. Holwav OF
Honolulu, Sandwich lslanGs, arc guests at the
Hattu,an House.
There ia no truth In tie rumor that Collector
Judd is going TO Lirs or build yacht and cruiso
in u4uudJau saters.
Ticn tnys th,r!ocn dara OF rain arc coming In
Oetobsr, but loludy seoms TO lave bought ukn-
brc.tas out Of Ut. Louis.
c1thoriuo paechcr IL working hard for . uni
ver..ty for vomon IN Boston. Tollapa q chair
cal be founded for Bessie Iuiner.
Butler s:och Is looking up In s1ass.chuso.ts.
mo sn,tncf,o,, Rr,n,hi;cau .nyx la did M. "a.
drunk m a, tho ocouuojl ceob.atIou. ~"
~ a ~ " v,ua,'n ~ T.rh.~ ,,ns 'Im H.: " n'
Nov. ~ saug!in' OF bfehtoi Ens, haa mar"
n..-,,,.., c.,,. ~, ,a H.. ..,,o., -,
ffeAiient 9taht VIII 10 'hd guest OF behafor
ConlIinx at the mooting OF tho Army OF tho
.cvaher1and Al I1t;ca- n. =. sont 15 ans1e.
Saaoes'aAo h' o'4e9' ~ - oops' :" au' 1o'
, 1875-08-28
HANGED

RICHMOND, W., Aug. 27.--CoruelIua Williams,
suexro. WA hanged to-day At jackson, N. c.,
for the murder ct IN old mau named William
rresson. = bridgs.kaspeF 1t Weldon. some
months since. He mA1o full confs4aion, Aa-
plioAtmg three othas uasroea.
, 1875-08-28
THE cLouoH.NELsoN HOMICIDE.


ALxDo ILL.,, Aug. 27.-Tho trial Of Joaeph
Ctough for homicide, IN tho shooting Of Swan A.
Nclaon VI Sxedouin. this county, lsst fall. Ia
now in progrcss, The evidence Ia ali in, aud tho
argument for tho prosecution VAS opened yes-
toray afternoon by Htatp a-Attofnoy MiItcript, of
Henry County. who IL assisting tue prosecuting
attorney Of this county. Tue case will bo given
10 tho fury TO-DAY.
The particulars OF this caao, rs Developed at
Ills trial. are about AZ fultows: Joscul CouEb
salt to Nelson q house aud lot. III making out
. dood for the sa1nc, an error occurred by Which
moro land "As decided than intended. This
C!ongh cudeavorel to have rectiiuti. but Solson
refused 10 give up the dosd tor tLAt purpose.
Nc'son then rented lis property and went
out West: Tho condition Of tho Lease
was. that the tenant aas to pay
Ill taxest but FILLING to do this.
tho property wau sold for delinquent sa1es and
OluEpl wna tho purchaser. When NelHou TO-
Turmoil from tho West he made many dlrs
tlroats OF what Ae would do II tue property Has
uct returned 10 him, Finally, Que evening. he
snrEoptlt'ously gsiped entrance to Clough's
houHo. aud, approaching lltna iu a. threatening
manner, Clougb sel4ed gun aud omptled The
CO, tents into Nelson's body, killing him alulost
instantly. Public opinion saenls TO IuAsify ths
shooting.
, 1875-08-28


DEs iio!XEs, H., Aug. 27.--John Hill. who says
ho rosden near tLls city, aud that Le wns ollce
IN tLo atoct-buBiuess. but got lmpecuntous,
started out n waox ago 10 rrcuperato Lis for-
tunes; and this III bow he did it. lie went to
ssournoy called OF J. r. Ma,llcs. Of ,llc S!gour-
nty Elevator. aud contracted to deliver GU0
bushels of coru, SAYING be bad sold gu bushels
of wheat ut the Friend Mill. Mat!c. handed him
ESQ us advanco- paytnomt lie then crossed tho
Ksrcet aud e1nttaeted 20 l,oatl Of hoas 10 ". ".
Randall. Receiving from him S5D to bind tho con-
tract. IIo tAen latt tho town and wont 10
llarper, miles east, wllofo be contracted corn
and rcco'vod e2j Ut Mr. Renfto; then IN to kc-
otn m,loa oast u Ha.por, aud pcreo.s to de!iy-
or ale. Stewart hrs lot IT hogs. receiving F5U.
In tue tncantlme Shor.. 5trapaban was notified
Of his tr.cih, md started III pursuit. Hill vent
TO Iowa City. and from thore walked to Riverside
aud Nichols Station Excepting III the cort,-tields>,
wllors l1o repeated bis HiGousnnY game. Tho
shorifr tracked him within 2 m,lca OF aluH.A-
tlne, whero ls was arrested !aRi Friday. and Ia
ken back to slgouruey. a bearing was had be-
foFo Justice Doune', in which he confessed to
tile ahols bu.iooes. lie had mado 1bout 1920
Which Was distributed n.nonR number Of vlc-
tuna. Ho was lodged In jail W await the act,un
Of tho Grand jury.
, 1875-08-28

An Gnfflana hrsatnd 1irH actually tef Of Erief
oc"asmno4 by the death u Ai- wife. 1iia name
wa1 William Do.,,l1ean, Of Lafayette. and hs
dtcease.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-08-04

them later gave evidence concerning
the murder. The property Of the
emigrants was divided by the Nor.
mons and Indians and it is said that
Us late as 1862 jowelry taken at
Mountain Meadows was openly worn
at Salt Lake City and it's origin not
denied. 49,
The despatch which relates to tho
trial now going on in Utah for this
foul murder speaks Of ono Leo, whose
confession the government refuses to
accept. This is John D. Leo, then
Mormon Bishop of Harmony, and
one Of the three chiefs who planned
this cruel assassination. He appears
to havo been peculiarly atrooious
sooundrel ; for it is re ated in the ao-
counts Of the massacre which We
have seen that while tho Mormons
were killing the msn this Lee singled
out a beautiful young girl and drag.
ged her out Of the mole for his own
vile purposes and ho himself is said
to have related afterward that "she
struck at him with q largo knife,
whereupon he shot her through the
head.' So late Us 1870 this
scoundrel still lived at HARMONY, in
Utob; and now in the hands of Justice
it is to be hoped he will not ESCAPE
hanging .-NeW York.