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, 1875-08-06
INDIANA.
AROUND LAFAYETTE


S1<etal Bi,patcA 10 rhs Chicuao tFfssns.
LAFAYETTE, Ind Aug. t,-1'ho river is falling
slowly. It haa fallen about feet from the highest
polut. Au examination Of tho taat has been sub
merged 4nows Il has commenced u a9ur and ret;
The corn crop In Tho river bottoms. os which thoro
was never better prospect ono woek agn. il now =
total loss. medium reckoning Of Tho various cstt-
1nale OF 1e iuss BY overflow Of bottom lauls
aone III TippocAnoo County will resch t50 0UU Car
.ro.i, Fountain. and Warren Counties, tmmedistaly
lolniuK, havo less ThaiE losaca will not fall
fur shnrt ot s7s9e0 each: Ihia losa wtl FL
portiou Icing zerd by refsona hsynB lssle q ago
lueaus, su who Ase thug deprived "f tno beneft Of
tcsnR hsre ase I'll s:.un1na On limo, u nesrly TO- AZ
cept thu New Albany Chlcago. THEY viii hardly y
ac to Aet sstasa o hoios 9a n4Tan tn,s TeS1 n aa y
New Albany. a mixed train uaIne in thi* oscuin8
from Ashl'3s snlau dlstance below Charlottesville.
IIospcctA Ut AuDlhEr 1torm to n1ght
lHBIANAtOLlH.
1xp1ANArel1s Aug s:-No further thought u giyen
completed, und 1unst ot Ae roads. Including te Van
da!is, asul out through trains nghs without trans
fer. Tho YinCeunca u still under WAtet too far 10
wsEsaut running. hut will 10 al right Monday.
TIE WABASH VALLEY.
Txnak MAu1k lna Aus s-1ho a. Wtn.sa IT,. T. alo1,y
ca.ue in lass lasL night. Tralns will nut run thsolHh
from ln1!auapal1 without transfer foF : wsek. Tao
astls rs reot w oe ots ae. -
w probably rua through 70 D.aytls ~ transferring T.
linotx, siillsnd k Erausrsllo Nailroaa. Transfers
will he ,atiu between tls aty and ". Ionia on beth
Vana!ts between hsro and indianapolis trhins will 10
r7,a to'aorroH transferring - two paeea. Tho ch.
clnuau Kailroai will be ablo 70 run trains NJ TO
mt.ii. Of nett Teet. Tha E1prtts ef thts morntrs
tatitates that tho loss 10 clopa snd deattuctin!
property IN fourteen counties tributary to Tcrle
'lIause Ii not lean than @i7OU,O00 Thsrv Is profo.1
| Encouragement among a!l ctassts.
| KsTINATKa OF LOSE.
lAnIAaAroLls, Ind, Aug. t-No very reliable esti'
ate VI sle aggregate loss to wheat corn and other
crop IN ts at.te san bs saAdu !. ptrsont III 4rn's
sections the esMated daago IL III per cent In utAea
itses ths sntire crop /. is..soysd. Fton,
lbs most reliable Information tie LOIS ~
tho een.1als and southern portions nt the 8sats vii
aggregate " 10 CO PCT GENT q Tbs entire crop ln u
aUds alarx thu Wabash AStr II his been eatiInatel
at 20o o0j Of have betu entirely destroyet
BY apo which soue It ls pss aceo. would sgys. gas
tl,0cG,Gu.
! LAFAYETTE.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug, t.-Ihs loaa 10 crops la TIP
pexappe couuly u $3O1,9oo; In csEsal Warren, snt
Fountain Qouati<s. &2s0,t01 EACH TAA il the ssA
, 1875-08-06
BASEBALL.
Observation-Disclosures.

Bttefai Hitpatrh 10 Tbs EAfea9d Tribune,
:pt1nApKLPH1A, Pa, Aug. b.--Ths CAtcasoa ia
fhiladclphaa played tfiefr sixth gamo this alt.rne,
In tho presence Of about b(o spectators only, athou,.
tho weather was delightful Tho ground was Ia ~.
condition from Tho reccnt Enns. N1cdeary tnale HI
reappearHnce with tho Thtladc!phias, playing ~,
field. The ohitagos lctl otE With ruin III the t,rta
nIng OIL errosa by slcsele aud Atdy and shrectu,
hit by 1ilned. Tho rhiladclphas failed 10 ecore, i,
though in tho second and fourth Innings thcy h,
maio four clean hits, bit mtda their nearest apnrot,,
10 run In tho seventh un!ng, when errrs
BY Peters and Warren Placed two nen OIL Tho b.*,
I1fham led Oh In tue eighth iunin9 with thrcctu
hit to right field, and cane In Htnch thrcc-bs.s Ia
to centre aclI.
Hall. of lilo Athletics, r,nrrcd tho samc. The G..
csgoa won by %, ousbatssng and outneldInC ,l:,
opponents.
fnninGs- a 8 "a 40
Ihiladrfphiaa... u o o O o.
ChicaAos...... ..........1 o o 0 e.;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW foh1, Aug. 6.-.rho gan,o between Tic 1Iutu,a
nnd Lartforda resulted IN tic, each cub scoring o.,
run. The ganie cael at tho ctld Of thb ninth H.
lug on account OF ruin,
GAME At HoCT1I nESp, IND.
6ouEn BEND, 1ud., Aug. 6.-A garle Of t,aseh1
between tho ollce uen Of sIudcbnkers and Tie !rso
worka VIVA played hero to.lay, with acore OF ub
Il In favor Of tho latter. The game drew cut l.s,
astendaurc, hna creatad vast auount Of tnetrtmts
, 1875-08-06

EDettai Df.natch 70 tks Chicago Ttfsuae.
BT. LOUIS, No., Aug. s.-About 200 sporting po.ss
Witnessed dognght hero today between two Ch!c;.,
aud 1t. Louis dogs, Tho former belonging to pusa
Frank, well-knoWn highlander of Chicago, snitt,
hitter to Tom Kelly, Of this city. Tho nss
was for $l25 ttlo- Jack Loonty was II.
crco. II listed IS minutes, tho Chicago ds
being killed md tho VI. Louis canine badly accrs|.4
Chicago sports were present, and eoneiderAbe nopsI
changed hnnds. Though the haht occurred tn buL5 {
ug in the heart Of the city. the police did not lsan q
tho fight Until It was over. The ohleago man ods.tl
Lila ofer vas accepted the light to take place fust
WetkH,
, 1875-08-06
The Aggregate Placed at Many Millions
Of Dollars.
Indiana Railroads in a Decidedly Di-
lnpldated Condition.
Some Of Thcm VIII Not Rcsnmo Opera
tlons for Fortnight.
Crops Of all Kinds Yiald Bountifully il
Iowa, Wi:consin, and Minnesota.
ILLINOIS,.

tho food In tho Towns of palos aud Worth, The
report published yesterday. that tho dam ACROSS
tho feeder nenr tho CANAL had broken, rrovcd
nntrtc, m Indicated. and at Inst accounts tho
waters wero higher than they Lad ovcs been by
ut loast two inches. No stops haa been taken
to nbato tho watcEs. ard tho prospects
were thnt uEloeB tho dam gave may
from tho forco OF the wntcr or tho will of prop
orty-hol1oIs, the abatomeut OF tho flood de-
PENDED upon tho absorbing capncity Of tho terri
tory ove.flowel. Every day that tho inundasion
continues ndds to tho general destruction. which
Is now estimated nt much ovot s100 000.
Special f'isratth to Jhs ch1cauo 9'r1tunt.
LEaosr, ILL.,, Aug. 5.--Tho heavy rains TINT
fell during tho past two weeks did great damage
to small grain, hay, otc., in this section. Wheat
and oats aro 80 badly lodged that ii Is almost i'm
posab1e to harvest thom. and farn1ots ray tho
crop woull not ray fur tho expense Of harvesting.
Corn lll not 1,Ger att by tho storm, Ind Is looking
good, an II not ta.nayct by an early frost viii be
| hct.er crap than has been 3n this section loE
| several ytizs rss.
sAy0AMoN CnrSTY.
,r|, D%'ss & 70 r. s cAa7' ,hs11 II" Inn r,..r
sunsiiiny sy t5r hs sesiion tho .hreattne rain q
last nHht hAy!ng passed s By. The farmers ha3o
e hys, tssy rbev II hf bavs s''ss'a S.sn
able leN to d. entsce Into the'r, 1eltls ,somo
tho Ears Tho intcot tho -. sonn longh oa 'sy
tien ni o' II ass indlvdais viii only suer, fos ~
the disascrr 50 says gentleman Of large obeersa-
lion a,ni Investigation. fhe water in The aug4nnou ~
running iowu, anl al. The railroads will TO ab!o TO
crusa tiieir bridges safely IN few daya.
1 At GALLO.
cA1no I'll. Aug. ITO correct . IN erroneons s j. IN
ssFs,' q ill., ey rom iaua,a'iaa
say that the lovces nre considered s.sat l1c highest
Ttf1and fnn IL
, 1875-08-06
WISCONSIN.
~FCEH4f3fND t1ftDHrYfTH.


~ Erttttl Dt.patch 10 The Chiea4o fribnHt.
Madison, Wiz, Aug. s.-Tho drought hero has been
relieved by refreshing showers Of yesterday and
to-lAy, which lavo well watoted tho fsco Of tho Garth
and freshcnei vegetables. but dill no injury 10 grain
cut standing, having cleared OF cool this ovet-
ing, There waa como Wind this afternoon, whicl, In
places may hasn lid down heavy grain nhd Tho
harvest ts almost half completed. Tho farmers
staeiinR ~ f.st =" po5sibo after cutting, md al small
tho brst crops for years. oats being particularly heavy
Az high SIXTY bushels Of barley anil nnety.hyc pt
pata arc reported in so1no cases.
TUESDAY F1ollT's STORM.
srrrta1 ntparh IN Tia Csie .aa Tri6ans.
La Cnosat, Wis, Aug. G.-Kcrorts from Tuesday
nRhts indicate the damage 10 small grains III
parts Of Minnesota to !,e quito ecv1A. At and
Spring Valley tho wheat fairly attoucd to the
ground By tho heavy lail.
, 1875-08-06
THE FAST TRAIN,

Sptstat DispattA 70 ma CAFaoo TFtstes.
lsp1ax4roL1k Ind, Aug. e.-Ths Chsmhsr of Com
.ua,c. to-day adopted ssFtes OF resolutions thanking
snsrA Jews for his md foresight
In contributing to the business interests of the oo
asy In establishing the faat mAi1sin between Chicago
and Now York. Ths. point Of tho resolution II 70
aueat 1t ile end thas Indianapolis and st. Louis 10
lAred ou footlng With Chicago 10 far ~ S1o early
lniiyory Of malls IL concerned,
, 1875-08-06

: TEHHIFTV EXPLOSION.
NAsuv1LLE, Tenn., Aug. GA tetrluio o1p1oson %
cured on tho farm Of Len Harlan, In a1aury County,
this morning. Cullen Harlan and number Of hsna
wcto sngsGcd In thrcshing with q stcum threshst,
when the boiler exploded, killing Mr. Cullen nasa
Howard, tha engineer, anl eo!ured man. inBsaaij,
and wound1ng seyen others, two Of whom vii! preb.
biy die. Mr.. Harlan's head was torn from lis bo1j
aud found In fold soma distance away ott
Of tho e0l0rtd men was blown !
distance If rs yards. The bcHa
Of tho shgino waB blown inio atorus. Ono rtcee wi
found miles from tbs place Of the accident, IL
thre1her Aud largo crop Of wheat whs desttoyedf Il
fire. TAe o1plos!0n Is said to haYe toqn CAUSED Il
letting cold water into tho boiler when 1t Too hi
, 1875-08-06
The White Stockings Defeat
the Philadelphias q to O..
Nine Innings with One Run Apiece Be-
tween the Mutua[e and Hart
fords.
Great Interest Attending tho
Amateur Rowing Regatta
Mt Toledo, q.
THE TURF.
F1Nar pA1's 1tAcEg At .nuTrAt0.

lHE \ UKF.
f1nar DAr's 1tAcEs At 'nuTrAto.
f'pte'd3 N'pd'eh 70 TIE cht:a'o Tribune
BUFFALO Ass. o.-iho tontll annual moottng
ot INC bahalo FaFK Association opohod to-day
win ttota notWeen hofaes OF 1he 2;2l anu @aS
e!asses oo!h OF "a'ch aMosuea capfsal sport.
ine 1aVoflEce' af''en os Charlie tffeen' won IN
JUL A'a'anoee i" comparatively o"sy manhot'
yot eafoeo Hocceas ~ making e1cellont limo.
aA' t1Ach Was aoaVy III some p',ceS carry III
.no a'tnanoo. ~. oas to"@sas 'no c,oso was % ve1s
iAe'+ 1Ao a''euuAnce na'''ootc" a aooa' 1s'Vo''
THE z'o RACE
fAS1 aeM-"ofo WAS given on TIC 1ourtn
scoro. with Tho hossea struggling for about 70
yards. Gum Da'l, Sand Hill. Breezo, aud Benton
drew ont on The turn, the first showing tue most
foot md taking tho lead on tho turn. At tho
ouartor anm Hall wna tro 1onrths in adyance.
n,oo7o anil e.ca rr,t v.n-o covo h. ,vit,, 1,o,+op
49, s...,e. s.,.,.'t 80 ~ ,..l. .....e,.
.ai'o 'ops'"a oo'.nu' n'o"s ~ paoN. .n'4o.su
ntoezo closea on auh Daii ano was oseh WIN
ief as tho turn! fouha ~t1ch tloy tfotEod aptoaht.
At The head OF the sszotch Breuzo aoqurcd tho
load by hRlf-lonEttl, by Which distance ho won,
, 1875-08-06
NEBRASKA.


oxlHA, Neb., Aug. 6.-Tho I'eraid's specials from
various points tn tho state show tat the harveet II
progressing luoy III H1ost counties. Warrington
County buddy damaged BY tho hai-ssoru1 Of tic
3d. Tho In alt sections is tho Ancat known.
though 1t wilt he little later than usu1l. Around
Pluu. Creek, whcro 1T was thought reonlc could not
unythtng whtAt averages 20 bshtfH naa 4n a'l
corn IL very haayy yield. Fruit Ana suffered seycte-
II bY hail.
, 1875-08-06
FRlaHTFuL ACCIDENT.


Br.' PAUL, hfinn., Aug. b.-Churles Pepper, finae
Of Cottage Grove. accompanied by Mr. 6chfIliug, 3
In Tits city, weto riding over Dayton plnn with !.
reaper last night Ii tito dark. when, getting ouaie,
tho road they fell oyer tho I1u. falling distance
3O feet, and eovcrGl by tho wreck ot tho se.u
atsl tho Garth and st0ne4 Which followed They
was taicn homo. Bchi}ihg Ia at tla hospital htrs
Iiis collar-bono WIS twice broken, also d rib IL
right leE. The horse was hut Att1o In turcd.
, 1875-08-06

Fonr DopaE, Webster CO., H., Aug. b.-No reports
Of a1!y a1puGe to crops in &hts section from recent
suruls Prospects attesiag for large yicld Of grain
and corn.
, 1875-08-06
OLD SEr1LEHss' MEETING.

3ett3aE DIpalek q TAs tR1faQo 3F7EV'e.
tAx11xxaLIK, Ill.,, Aug. b.-The Old 6atta0' meat
Ing Of this county MA hcl4 st ths fair ground near
this oily to-day, aud wss sddEesssd BY the Hon. 1A'aea
6tlleanip Of Madison County, aud others, Ths picnic
the tuo4 sucetssful eysE held In this county, 1he
attendance Wks h1gs.
, 1875-08-06

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. b.--A Gd:st.e special saJ, u
engine Of construction train on tho Marietta cs
ctnnau Nalirosd ran on The track last night pet
stewarts station, Is nisa e4ss Of Athens. Tho eua
instantly Killed, aud nno othars, including tas tas
ductor, wcro Injured.
, 1875-08-06

6p4sta9 DtspateA Ia TIA cAieaas 1s159nh.
ToLEpo, O., oca s.-Ths rsoes to-dsy were witnessed
py IN busnenss crowd thsss beluX not sss thaa o
psopls u ths vsa4ss, daaks, md ths grand ssAnn.
n AzansaeA- SatpA 4a.sa = nfsieqqqq4ssaA txk1h
, 1875-08-06


spsrtas Dtspateh 10 Ths CAsodna 1Fteurt. ,
LACaoSaE, Wiz, Ang, ga mechanic named Bit
man, employed in tho lacxet Coulpahys mil. III
city. waa terribly and fatally injured List evtaat
W1ile at work repairing belt, by bono inesa' u
belt got caught III moving mxctiues3. thsa1iugta
on tho machinery, fcarfuy tntus!ug him IN thu ata
part Of the hoiy luh hips.
, 1875-08-06

ALuAs1, N. r., Aug. b.-The banking house OF the
Eas. Albany nanktug Company, in tho Village Of
erusnb,4sh, ,Tss robbed OIL Wednesday alxht, and
naasly 9luu00 in currency oht4tus4 fEou lie sAue-
, 1875-08-06
NOTES AND NEWS.
fHK KAfkhy CohAIRsIohKHsHIf.

spsstAt DtspskA u ~ cAteass 5s1buss.
WAsz1sa<a q. d. Aas,ys.-1t now sseRs 70 b
eesd bsJaa& Ikeht that u CouuA4Loner of Ratsnta
Tustehet vap Hxfgn of hss own Aooord within tas
ns4t stzsY daSj4 II pdEsse y dsouissis kasxn II
, 1875-08-06

b1kHBoH Calhoun Co., Ia, AnE. 6-Hecent ra!n1
avc done damnRe to oxs but crops acncsally Ii
this locality arc doing well. Prospects good.
1tKCENT HrttDNx
, 1875-08-06

Hpsotat Dis1hateh to TAs Chteu9o ma~Hs.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. Aug. b,-Ed Wilson received
sa7ero cut with kufe In tho hands of Beeb l4idlu
o tho I'd Inst uuo st1o1o severed tho 1eadeFa aud
muac!e Of tin arm, snatAtr cutting &Gro*a tho
btoast bone Tho trulhle urs!pated from Riddle 4uo-
, 1875-08-06
l0E lQHNSIQR DECLINES.

L1zTIx noox, Ask, Aug. o.-doV. Garland An ~
e4ysd lalter from Gen Joseph Z. Johnston lsclin.
Ing tss xx&9tesasy ds III kaaa4Aa 1aduasHA ual'
T<7nt3s
, 1875-08-06

LAyAxkrEk, Ind, Aug, 6.-Ihs ioan 10 crops ia TIP.
paxApue Coa4ly II $1pJ,9oo In Carroll, Warren, md
Eountala Qouatits, 32,p.01 saeh. Tais il the esi-
, 1875-08-06

PROVIDENCE, Il. J., Aug. 5.-Edvsrd Hudsou md
Edward McCarrow weto boh shut tonight by Owen
Mcxeoyef tho fosnsr fatally Ad tho latter badly III
iu,el Mekpeyer was aErestcd- Ia il supposed " ts
inAaps, No auarssl " known.
, 1875-08-06

CuAELEs1on. 4. c., Aug. o-E1-8tato Treasurer
larkas, against whom verdict Of $75, quo wan sacsuty
rendered in the suit growing out Of Lis Official fEAu1s
snd cmbczzlement, and who was In prison awaiting
criminal prosecution for similar oGenrcs, escaEed
from Cooba jail la*t night Tcro IL no Glow to blu
whSrnaboutA Erery effort ia bcuY made to seespsufe
, 1875-08-06
UNLAWFUL APPROXIMATION.

BLoo4iso1os, III, Aug. o.-Dr. D. g. Terry, Of
Bsuidwooa, MAJ arrested here Today. II seems ho
1eit BraidwooA uncersmontoasly and on account of
family trouble &nd that 10 Il rusEece Of having In
h4 school fusdH which tc bad obi alned ~
4 School Director. lie w9s taken lack by 1 deputy
from Br&4lV1Ot.
, 1875-08-06

DESTRUCTIVE flood.
CALCUTTA, Aug. 5.-Disabtroas foods hase occurred
In thu Northwestern PROVINCES. Many dwellings haVe
bctn destroyed mud It Ii feared serious css Of l9o
hAA occurred.
, 1875-08-06

8psetat U1spaaeA % 5Hs EHteago 7fi6u04.
D1ooM1HdToa, Ill, Aug, 6.-Joa. Nles, p1oprseE3s
tho bloomington HOUSE, assppoi Into m opep sstta.
way to-day Educating hin ankle, breaking hta ~
and ipHlctn9 other seveta 1u1us1ess Ue Will ptobSH
Eceofer.
, 1875-08-06
IOWA.



SPLENDID CnupH IN Ali FAnTB.
rnE Tribune ls indebted 10 tho Hon, J. d. Calhoun
Commissioner of aho Iowa Railroad Land Company
oce corncr Of Dearborn aud Randolph stsees for tho
following Iowa crop reports:
c4nuo1I Carroll Co. III Aug smls'rvssng 9 la. a,
osts:u Sa n.y. snd tae ys vii b.
crop safely Harvested. and :, ot good Yield oa.s
arc very hcavf through al this section Q! country,
a in rene nay l1sea ts ay1s, m1 III x01 %a
nearly completed helc. Corn I'arer gave 20 large
rr'n!lre n. very heavy, No material damage sS
heavy .tor1n passed oYor hero thv norning Of tho
2a doing some damaso to crors, lodging tho stnaa
LIZ MANS, Plymouth Cos L., Aug. 6.--arain OF al
kin4ta looking wtll--neYer better. Hcavy wtud and
rain tho morning Of The I'd, doing so'ne damage 10
Brntn anil corn.
Fonr Donaz. Webster Co., H., Aug. 6.-No reports
Of Ally damage TO crops in ths sccton iEem 1ecrnt
EtofMs Prospects ilatefag ior 4a98e Sied o. gram
and corn.
CnnnonzE. IT,, Aua. 6-The cror4 IN This county
eat. md corn % psr cent The pro.peet foF good
yield is excellent orcr and eboya this damage.
B4oam LAKE, Ducna Vista Co.. H., Aug. s.-crors
hero look splendid. No damage OF consequence 70"
rof'ed bY recent s1ofms'
......
poxrso1, Calhoun Co., Js., AnR. 5.-Crops OF alt
kinds iu this Vicinity better tau uana Oata slightly
damaged by rccent raius.
y n,;., r,.., r., =, .,r k--c,,n, .n,o,,-
did. Large y!eld expected. No damngs from rains.
MAnoua Cherokee Co.; H., Aug. 6.-Crors in this
part arc damaged very slightly bY wtild mud rafl.
Iaryeat Just commenced, With prospects Of hoayy
yteld.
or,.xoA.. n, -. A.. o.,n. ~. ,,
Smcsoxee m ~ ~. aug ,,ns aS' ~
1usea taa'er'a"S " "inu or lao' 11'"pss's ho'o-
In ne condition pro1uian9 turnout Of the IA1geat
, 1875-08-06

THE SAN FRANCISCO pEFAuLTe
sA1 FnAAI1co, Aug. b.-Prou'nens railroad o'lcaA
odar deny ths story Ut Miers eseape. aud say hs
atilla prisonse n tia railroad office.
, 1875-08-06
SUPERIOR FtENpISHNESS.

Spftfa{ Disru&eA u Tbs Ek1ea2a 3F15tFNs.
sraINas1ELp. ILL.,, Aug. d,-An attempt was made
lsat night rliIts this siao OF Danvle wreck aud
rob tho Nor York express train the Toledo, Wabaah
Il Wenasa Railroad. Tho parties making tho attelnpt
hat cut open the switch, and Left 1t open. 1n consc-
quence Of tho recent noods, tho Toledo Wabash
1oad, With characteristic cara, haTo been raunng
llut eag!ns In advance of zach passenger.ttain. This
ongtno which waa in advance, into the trap laid
for tho oxpress train, and thrown from the Truck
aud badly wrecke mud tho engineer. Frank W. slep-
herd Living in this caty, WAS cFunsd and JnAuBlel 10
death, and Tho fireman, Michael Marky, NJ badly
scalded that death will cns1t. Shepherd was an old
reaidont here An abba nnd careful engineer. Ila b!y
reached here to-nlght and Will 10 buried tomorrow by
tho brotherhood TT E,gtleers.
, 1875-08-06

pIBAHTROuH WATERFRONT.
DErIr@, Ang. GA wster-troM burst over Kim, IN
Hhcnis ps1,sats, to-day, inundatin1 tho place aha
.loIs great dansgu A bsigo and several honsca
werp swept away and thirteen lctsona drowned.
, 1875-08-06
The WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. G., Aug, G.-For tbs Upper Lake TO
g,on, Upper RIisdssppl aud Lowor Missouri Valleys
ctcur or clearing COO! weather, With north to weat
winds and rlalug barometer.
LOCAL. OBSERVATION.
t.ufCaan ANN
, 1875-08-06

MISafNB LULVMEHfS FUUNU,
ALBANY, NJ. T., Auk. 1.-At tho misstug canal doeu-
taeata hare hea,i founI In khs atasstqon adjoining
u otnos u The pi.i4lQu KuUpsss.
, 1875-08-06

THE AnRANsAH swELLrN0.
LrrTIE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 6.-Tho river has rtscn
slowly a1l day. Il ID now q feet by gauge, dispatch
from Qzark aates that II is a rising ut that point.
, 1875-08-06

4AE 'af NAlIss
lirst h,dt-sIoscy bud tha best Of Tho send-oH and
brusl.td aud took the poo the turn. but Boz
t. S: II ,ss SIS i ;,ss
nrst turn, and: fel back liz lengths befero. Tho
hsss s,sa sa s9a las ss a
queon staed with Monarch, and they trot,ea
hS os,aea, ~ So ans ns eaosn nn M turn
when he breke nd lost four lengths enabling IL TIE
lance stand 10 tho wtro, 0omtne 1ono, Lady starr
ps.ssa Monarch and gaye Garfield geod @ 5rush for
wers Of account. Frank Wood viz diatAnroa.
ssssad hta-E.eepttDa Mute: xho VI. p,,s..Iag,
es wsh saar narnsla a. ss'ps ssn e
s' saa u.o hs:s, ss % D.sk e. as;
evidently eas 81 condition, s 10 ha rear Ieoro rsath
lug the lsn. GARFIELD E,ado tito hest interesting on
Y s''a a.sS Z sas e s
iangtha baci, IL lest nowhere.
3h.a heaEThs5s n. ssnsidsrabls ael,y IN soer-
vish, wonderful .presence of mild, e!ang dts
paasss nd II Sstoa il. S asIl, 20
In rsyan!ne contFoi:of her Htthdus sssssance. Tho
ss'sssa sah:s es Il. s, sn s
xretched III Tho extreme. Scarcely any two were
even. Lady 8tarr, In Tho lead, fuIl 10 yards in
advance Of sea Foam in tho roar and Garfield, and
!oat her fest aud dropped 70 nth, but vben auarol
sho wsn. to tns front s'nyns oysrhaulinx Las sarr
even II that gait, cou!d no. hold her
| lead against The snaztng burnt Of speed
| shown On Tho third quarter by the Queen.
who sNlug Into The h0ne.stretch dTa leugtls ahcad
osey and s.c particularly Aol1ey, tsotol the list
half vory faAt and aiahed within half length Of tho
Queen. Monarch two distances out at tho half
but fairly new tho thtd quarter and hotno*tesdh,
| aud rot In. Time 2.I2Jk.
, 1875-08-06

FAroIEoS's LIFE Or &. J. CEs1n+
rAa1s, Aug. s.--The action brought b5 tho puh-
lIsl,c.s Of Nar,otcuut Life Of Orssr" against tho
..utllora hclrs in which tho plaintiff claimed 1G70d0
francs indemnify for tossrs sustained In consrqucnco
VI tic n,ti.c.tnrelion Of ths wusk, has been dis
LII s2eI with eoats.
, 1875-08-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Aug. S-sseAmahip Aontaas' fsom
New York, hAs arrived.
BouTuAhr rToa, Aug. 6.-stsaasr BEauns"e'gs fs@n
Dstulute, has arrived.
, 1875-08-06

7ims: az I1hr Iia:l E.na: - .!.."I n,.Ae.:
.6:SsA m. u83 6H a4H., gentla. i..... lCieaT.
Ills 4, n, 9g0B Isl II f., frer.. CLOUDY.
2:v0 D. 1u .2y.Gul 49, 73B.. .fresh~....l.....lEh!r.
9:as ?. m.!29..s 79 s+s'' ;1osh......I I."..IFsir.
1918 p. m,,ap.g11 70 7s!B. W, fresh. i olFair.
Maximum thor,aomctor, 10; minimum thefmotne-
tar, 60.
GENERAL oEaHRvATtoN8.
CII3AHo, Aug. t-ffdntght.
, 1875-08-06
FOREIGN.
DENMARK.
IN S1EMpH1AM.

CorrxnAery, An1. 5,--liAnh Andersen dirt Of can
ecr There Ii gonernl mourning In Denmark. nelH.
tattans frnm varIaa PARTS Of tho contsy and clae.
wbr.e In Eururc will atteti tic funeral.
, 1875-08-06

Bes1or, Aug. ia ietective arrived to-day, hhsng
In custody William @. Csrsau, arrested III 1T. 1ouis
within the last few days charge Of etnbctzl'ug
sI.e,U0 when acting superintendent Of tho pork
packing establishment Of John =. R1niers Co., II
thot time and his tceu srasy interested IN Tho rk
bunlness 1t It, Louis, uo haA been locked III 1a to
await further aeli1n.
, 1875-08-06

NEWELL D,cua Vista Co., H., Aug. 6.--Cropt spldn-
did. Large y!eld expected. No dau.nge from ratns.
, 1875-08-06

MAnous, Cherokee Co.; IT,, Aug. 5.-crnrs in thn
part arc damaged very slightly bv wiild mud r,t.l.
lIarvest Just commenced, With prospects, Of ho*sy
yte1d.
, 1875-08-06

poxkso1, Calhoun Co., Js., AnR. 5.-Crops Of alt
kinds iu thts Vicinity better than uauA 0ata slightly
damaged by rceent taius.
, 1875-08-06

B1onm LAKz, Ducna Vista Co.. H., Aug. 5.-Cto1s
hero look splendid. No dasnagc OF consequence To-
ported by recent storms.
, 1875-08-06
CROP PROSPECTS.

Indiana and Ohio Streams Fast
Rcceding.
Tie Great Rise Approaching The Mis-.
sissippi Valley iiowlauds.
Tennessee Planters G1oon1ily Antic-
ipate q Disastrous Overflow.
4 Rough Estimate df tho LosSes to Farm
ers in Indiana.
The Aggregate Placed at Many Millions
OF Dollars.
Indiana Railroads in q Decidedly Di-
lnpidated Condition.
Some Of Thcm VIII Not Resume Opera
tlo1ls for Fortnight
Crops Of all Kinds Yield Bountifully in
Iowa, Wi:consin and Minnesota.