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GEN, THOMAS AND NASHVILLE.

It the Editor u rhe chicdga Tribune:
PHILADELPHIA, pa.. July l3.-Goa. Grant. 10
lIs oliicu report (},ags 4G. edition published by
D. Appleton Il Co., New York, lHV5} states
"After urging upon Gen. Thomas tllo necessity
OF Immediately nss,iu1u,: tho offensivo, started
west 20 superintcnu matters III pei ron reaching
Washington, City. racflyed lan. T4omRs dl9-
patch announcing Ills attack"
Then we bad lpttsr FROM your San Francisco
correspondent, in January, 1870, in Which Gen.
llalleck ID luAde to say-st dtancr-party glvon
by h1n, to Geu, TLomas Wien tho latter catno to
California to succeed 1laIlec III command Of tha
Divtalun Of tho raciac-that he, Gen. lialFock,
had for Beveral days, In December. lsG@, carried
tn Ills pocket all ordct from don. Grant, re!lcv-
inR Gen. Thomas iraul colnmauA of Als ARMY It
Nashville; that he wanted lien. TAoana4 to know
It. III they might mover moot agan; unl that tho
MAD namod iu tho order to succeed 0ctl. Thomas
waH not john a. Logan but John ii. achotlell.
Now wo haye 1eu. Snerman's version ot the
matter. III 'Lis Mesnol.s. Pave 2le, vol. H., le
says that ''Gen. Grant iusonded going West iu
porson but Ueu. John A. Logan happening 10
30 at t;:sy Point 10 waa sent out to suposuedo
0et. Thomas"
Thua the subject Ii presented to the reader OF
history iu somo hat irregular, triangular form;
aud 1t bocomoA q question with lin, az 10 Which
sido--pArdon the seeming ''Hiborn'anfs'n -
eas IT." upon 'i tho O. abb M eeIs vial credit esn b
given to Tho statement Of your California corre-
Rpundane who relateB the dlnncE-paEty sreech OF
ueu. Hhlecki WAI.IlsToAr.
(ruR TMhuNE'a San Francisco correspondents
In l67uWaH Mr. EYAla, Que o! tue most acu3nl.
rlbAed journalists In tho country. and aEuutls-
man In whose statements VIC had tho utmost con.
tdcnca. lie IL uow deaI. ~ are Gems. ilal!ocx
aud Thomas. 6an. QFant Ia l1s ouly parson
| living, proosbly. who Is personally acquainted
wis, the circumstances Ut TIC contemplated ro-
! u.oval of den. Tl1omas fsola hia comtnAnd At
| Nashyis!oi and. unt.l ha sroakH. tho RAIDER Of
history muat remhiu an doubt about tho tlansAo-
I;uu.1
, 1875-07-17
AlllAIlE,


Tho Yacht race today tH expcclca to Be very
exciting contest and viii attract large crowd OF
spe.ta.osa Twelve boats aro entered, number
od in largo black lgutea on the nsinaa!ls in Of
der to distineninh them, u tollows: Lil-
coin, i; FIentwine. =; Lucy. i; Halad, 4 /;
Drew. i Dawn. =; Anne Louise Carr,
I.ixxie =; Lulu. o; 6caudinAyitn. ~; Mtnerva.
H.; Zue, II. The contsB viii bs fEatn ths start-
luE boat at tho fo.'t Ut T*efth atroot. southeast
to stake boat anchored ~ mies out round
lug the stake bo4t aud luavlng the etake on the
mort aide, uorlh to the crib and returning on tie
west side Ut the crib, passing to tho Nest Of the
starting boat. Tho tine sde-whee! steamer
wharf 1t Hush s.soos bridge It p. M. to
Tne facht Ciuo have ysry kindly provided &C.
commolatlons for the pEcss gu tho excursion
bost Len Drake. which will leave CLARK street
bridge at ! y. NJ. Tue rAco beEius u o'clock.
ROWING At GRAND HAVEN.
Sp4eiat nlst4tta to TIE Cht;4qo Iftbnnf.
GnASp HAy1a, Mich. July l0.-E1ctbert ".
Pearbou Of the Hpriag Lake Boat Club. lAs
gained Adml.tapcs to the Chicago Soullsts' Club.
Rp4iust ttlno, On Hrand River. one mile And
turn, bu wRs coached by Prank Z. Yates and A.
u! 4eY Pearson, both motnbHEs OF the Club The
t!n,e ~ 1ukdo BY tour tlmo-leereEa w. Fe.rson
uey Pearson. l5:l5. +. Il kolsay, os t9a I;o1
Club, new begtnust. nlada tits oourss III y nlh.
Atos ut tho s2n,e time. Ihs TACO was w4toossea
by \ large number OF peoaie. ...,n,.
CORNELL WILD oygn nIA VICTORIOUS ChRRs.
I1uAcA, N, y, July lG-Tle Curao!! tn!ye1as.
ty sud Freshneo crsus arrived hers so''eas ~, ~
8;3o All tue afternoon people from tAe sas"
mi III lie Welcome, aIld long before tho arrival
Of Or tle L. train ~ inenso eonoourss Of people -.
se1uoled Il no station. lhe eats which brought
tho crcws mud the bo.'s through e. fsom sar.toks
i1niyara,fy. WAou tho lrllu came In. tho
cIews wore taken from tho ears upon tbs
shoulders Of thar frpnds to handsome truck
Of ths Hook sna Ladder Company, upon which
erews, sulsusotes. and wtunssa OF the prlxsR In
sIs foot taoes. They Nsx4 steo welcomed hons
h hsasl ApesaA kt tkA Hon. William L. heat
, 1875-07-17

Hpscf4. Dlsp4t.i {" liz Ch.e1qn ITijunk,
WAsniNaroS, D. C., July little official
career of Judge Fisher. United States i.toguey
Of tho District and hs huch wGelr Enowu. socma
10 have GUIDED. Fitlier returned from Long
Branch this morning without having saved him
SSH. The President aaa eyfloutlY left tuo mat
ter to tho Atsorney-Gtuerai. The latter says
that the appointment has bcou rendered to ex-
Gov. Woiles and ucccpsed ty him. Feuepoas
also states that there ato chargeH against tie
personal Integrity OF Judge Fisher. hut there
nro somc Very serious charges against Flsher's
non, WHO has actcd as Assistant United States
DI5tslct-AstoruoY under his father.
WHY MI. FlsuEnFs HEAD GAZE OPT.
It IL certain. howeyes, tia. sla ihyoa impos-
tan. Departments OF tue Goverpment, tho Tieas-
uIy, War, and p1s:-0tlce have complained Of
au a!!esod incorrect opinion ns to the ti,lo to
land touEht for lno tiosernment, Iho Treasury
Department bus compluiurd Of ns2ilGohce in
prosecution. The Posluas: or General hss conf
p:ciued that tllc au.ts asninkt the fraudulent
eon:;artors aud COZ rupi lost. .Utties clerks wrro
otiice Es.Attoraev.Gtnsral Williams found
ssssssa' passssa 9uasa aa BY r.sf Congress- 1ess
Las consp'n'n.d IL that Fisher WAS too faclie an
burglary trial. Altogether. tue complaints arc
manifold aud her1ous TINT the pr@sldout hs:s
concluded to 10: Fisher step down aud out. 1t
Was loug ago predctel TINT Fisl.or could not
lour survive uiek Harrington. Tho result hHs
verified this prophecy.
nv aas .tas,c,afs1 Press.t
wAsn,So1us. y. e.. July l6.- Tho complaint
Of lie POSTMASTER lanerai against DlhtreI-At-
torney Fisher waH III consequence Of tho aprar
ent IisLlesaI,eBs aud lack ot ,ntcrcht DISPLAYED
by tho Dlbtsict-Attosney ID hfa trtpaEa-
ton Of tho ll,lds case. beeing this, assd
| fearing that 31r. FlatA.r lad too muc!,
! puslupas III hts Office to allow Lin to properly
| atteni to ,heEe Cases. tho Iuslnias .er- General
| Uttered assistance BY tbs employment OF assist-
anl cousul, whicn Fisher dec.luch. Tho POST
nlaster-tieueral ,eporle! this tnct to tho ltehi-
tent, mud wus directed BY hin to asatu make nt
otrer OF absiatanee to Fisher. l1e did no. Anl
tha Offer WIS a:Ain dtcine1. Fisher assuring tho
loatmnstel. General tI,a. Ao would attond to tho
case. I1y lark OF ntorens, and failure 10 .,eVotc
the proper time to tho casn befoe tile trial, mis-.
| takos occurred which resulted IN tho acQut:al of
! u3lldH.
Fisner haH not yot resigned, as requested to
| do by tile Attorney 0enusal. llo has jnst re-
turpod from q Wait 10 Long Branch to eco the
President. with yisw Ut ll!s retention in o!lice
Meanwhile, Governor Welles. Ut Virginia, to.
several yenrs reutdont OF Washington, having
beoa tealerea tho office. will Ecccps it,
, 1875-07-17
The MILITARY cADErSlslps.

Ep9c1a1 UHp03th 70 1Hs Ehlsdaa 7FtbHh@.
JOLIET, ILL.,, July l0,-Tha Hon. Alex Camp
bell. Member OF Congress for the Seventh Dis-
teict, has lssuod the following circular:
have Lesn ,uylted by Tho Secretary Of Tsr to
nominate legally qualified ca!sts for al4aius1Htnt
tLis Tie Seventh. Congregational District Ut l!Aoss,
who must II West Iuiut not later than tho a1sl VI
August. 1876. Competitive examinations having haea
&doltsd III staucts with ro4ulls saflsf.e-
tory to Ill PARTIES eonIefned,l will ou Hoard iaF
Houss Otlsxa. LaHls Cuunls, 1t hatf-patt o. latt
i. .n. Friday. the ath d4y u August l*7'. IetvEa
which III sppesats will tssseat aA*ansslssa s1f ~"
A1niaataoo.
Apihaaots must b resident. ct the dtats4at.
13A ess fos ths admission Of Cldoe 70 sas Aceaam1
Il hetHSsn ii apd q yss1s, Candidates. aaA4 " a
, 1875-07-17
SPORT ING.
oLenry Will Again Attempt the
1H0-Mtlc Fcnt.
American and English fsiaemen 10 shoot d
Wimbledon To-day
PE6ESTRfANiSM,
f,fFk-tut

Daniel 0'Leary, the welf.knovn pedestrian,
has perfected the arrangements fur racold at-
tempt 10 walk l5U milts in thi.ty.txn inusA. 1t
will take place In the Exposition Building .Iuty
80 and 81, on ttack composel Q! naw,ntt AMI
tanbark. He is putting hiInac,f throael. .
course u training whicl, will mats him muel
hotter Prepared to meet tho aif,icuit'eH Of the
task tIlan he WAS r1lcn be fnatls t,s latn uns,c-
ceerfu. attempt, sud he fetls certain of aueceas
0LrAny-sHiTn.
James Smith, tho wAlkos now with Harrnm'a
IIiupolromc, expresses = willlnrnctb to wax
O14eary 4 match nf frDm 10 to 90 mleR for e'ol
4 ritie. U'Leary han not yet deciied 10 tacEEo
hun nj Et,oft DISTANCES bit will walk him or any
holy el+e in tho world 100 miloe for aDy
amount. Smith claims to DO the cLamnion H.
mile walker Of the world. but he failal to accept
challenge for that d'ntance put forward by
john Addy, Of Cfoyciand, Two Years ago.
4 scKEn MATCH.
John T. Hayden. Of thu employees Of J. Y.
Fat wall Il TO-. w.li walk . lD-lniis match for
:2!fl agatiht charles 4. Watbinr State nt,e"t
barb.E, At Dexter Par6. nex: Tuesdsy morning.
, 1875-07-17
At HEADQUARTERS,

HOW THE NEwB WAS REoEiyED.
The po|iee Iossl were again swamped yestor-
day by decia,ou rendered by Judge MtAllister.
to whom tho board bud applied fos oontiuua-
tiou OF tlo injunction originally granted by
Judge Booth aud dlssolvoA by Judge FRrwell
Oh tho following woek. TIE laclsion Of Judge
McAliiater is in accordance With that Of Judge
Faruell. Even tue tnoat hopeful Of tho city Of
lcla!s had
OWEN TUE CASE OF
~ Loaf, And we're awaiting 4 declsion counter
suAndlug thsr Of Judge Fsr~sll. Their dlsap-
pdlnsneot Has the most agreeable thing In the
world for them.
From Information received BY telegraph from
WAukegan yesterday afternoon. the Mayor
learned that special messenger would bs dls-
Eatched by Judge MoAuister 70 the Ulty Law
Department bearing with him copy Of the
opinion. Consequently tho Mayor waltad lmpA.
tsent1J for hs arrival. md wAa just about giving
It up when tito messenger reached tho Office.
Tbs tralp arrived IL tho city ut 1 O'Clock in tho
sttsrnoon. aud the messenger, Judge AcAltls.ors
Aon'in'lAw, frat proceeded to the office OF
ths l"ter' OCEAN, wlere be sought out Mr. CHS
holm Ut that paper. aud both proceeded to tue
c'ty.Ha!l with the message soaled. It was hrst
handed to Judge Dickey in Mayor colyin's pres-
enee. Both proceeded to rad from the heart Of
w documsnt aud had read but few pages
when tho Mayor exultlpgly
bunaT yaoA TIE AooM,
eager TO bo Tho lrst to carry tho nows to tho
"eJss." 4 largo numbsr Of them, Including
Fostmastsr AcAzthus and ]. @. nAuklu,
we're Awaiting him In the Mayors ofaco.
me Mayor met than In tbs hall, aud greeted
ehen ot thsm With . wArm shake Of tho hand
aud hat!ss OF ph1aAag
Nf1I
Tho most astonishing part Of tbs nrocesdlnr .
"as tha vast uunher OF &hoae who knsw 1t wan
Eo!uB 70 turn out Just ~ It had. Tax-Com
nissionet Meustth acknowledged hiuself 10 BE-
the oniy aoubstng Thomas anioDg tho whole hoat.
10 sa1a 70 for ons hkd RiYeu Ii W, Lnt
Lts remark MA received with ! seoWl
from ssYe1A Alderman. which seemed to
saI, "Gs@aFe, reporters aru near" Sheriff
Aguaw was one broad snt!e from oar 10 ear. and
tho sweat rolled of1 his forohssd Ia nss%s "%@
Culieston WINS 10 jubtlant that he could i, ,snliv
tstrtln from tndulSlng in = wAE-danco. and II "a
believed he would bare done 1t II it had MT
beeu for his aifliotlon Of neuralgia. Tho sfAvnr
tApped his cane. moppsd his open oountsuanco
with : sisk b4ulAuA- WLlle tho puH.uov was
going On, soms cue suggested that shs usv4 be
cARAlED Tu BliKRiDAN,
hut the sentence Was no toouet uttered than ths
fighting Fresidcht Of the Pollco Board appcareti
n the heAd Of the Digit Of sttra leading down
10 Tie hall He bad hoard the nsw4 md had
hastily ran up The bsck ssAirwsy and through
the ball to tue 'front.' Just Ia time TO see tha fun,
Ths mayor mel him At tho foot Of tho sta,ta
And thook .he foss-hugar Of ths Comm.asiQQtr'q
II s94fas4dly tsa%aat ~ W. QasQalssoass.
, 1875-07-17
The Pcstilcnce Said to Have Fastened
upon Norfolk, Only 100
Miles Away.
Tho Immediate rn,lscs Nltlcl, I.etl to Tic
Lung Delayed Dismissal Of
Fisher.


PEARS OF 11s PRESENCE IN SnnruLE.
abtl,a! D.suatsh ta The Ehraao frtoulr.
WAsn1Sorox. u. C., Jnly tG.-Tho medical
officers of tho Navy snd Treasury 1}e,attu,ents
sre quite excited tonight over Reports of tho
oxiateuce OF yellow feror at Norfolk, Va. Tho re-
port las Dot yet been fully verified. but tho in-
formation comes f,otn such SOURCES aud il M
positive in clnractor tla' tlef. bceulR to be aono
leason for apprehension that tho scoatgo ia 10
ciosc proximity TO Northern cities. 4 naval
medical officer stationed at Norfolk reports to
tLo Navy Department that yellow fover exitts
there. telegram has a:so Lcon rcc-ivc1 by
tbs Supervising: surgeon OF tic Mssina
Hospital int,ma:tng that SeHEol from tho
Barbadoes LAS brought the fcyet there, blsu.
hare beeE taken to verify shr-o REPORTS. nn1 to
discover whether tlIo Ioc4t surgeons are cyrlcct.
Tho President Of tho Esard Ut llesltlt here
brought tho subject tn-nigat to the attention OF
that uody Tho reAnl: Will i,rai1b'y us tI1as at
least TENT olatv quarantine wall lie immediately
Ord"i ell R;.aint: N0rfoix. The 1ftaltll U:arc at
Aof"ls Las also se'es'a! a!'sI"d htrc f'.r iufussns-
t'esl NJ tt tue rubic heath III tho EarnaI t.
lAnI4dH. Tho Eo4rd Ut Health ltrc
tonight decided to wait upon the Na,a'
anu Marine Hospital authorities ~
ucrsow morning. for tho pn,sn-s of
| determining II! cu stple Elan III caee the sone-
What til! mug reports ale vostlod. Susfux ID
.:ln.alt ~ rsv.r In: aboat luJ .ulcs fsou here.
nt ltal,h Dticrrs lielu nav lu sor,e l.,c could
be found t'san Nyrtplk fur The s;'.ead .: tue dis
ease TO tho north. 1t ~ a extreclt 'ii.h, CT,
low. and without Ct'td tc~erRre ur saIlta1s rcs;n-
Issona. This ycllow-Ftyer reerlr s,o~ ttlat every
tiu,e tie faver Ius visited that city tue 1ay4.et
Lave been extraordinary. TaicB tho city Las
Leeu nearly drciluAted with the vel
low fever. Tho pohitoll OF Norfolk
~ very favorab!e toe spreading .le
dtsesse north. Nearly oil tbs Now York. Boz
| ton. aud coast stea1nefB touch at Norfolk aud
| lake vegetables au1 fsuit noeto. Daily Itues oi
| steamers connect baltimore and Washing Oh
With Norfolk. Altogether the health autlori-
| tics manifest much uneasinGas A. tho nnptotc1
| rreseuco of tho iorer there, and horo tile lls-
| patches to-mu1Tuw uay be mole Teassurlug.
, 1875-07-17

AASOH E0Lf1H EAfuEtaEb A4NdEkfs
A TRIBUNE reporter called upon Mayor Colyin
1t rho Paine. House laat night to get hsa v'ews
regarding tile decision aud hia probable action
eLouId Mark turn stubborn. flis Honor WAS in
very cheerful mood. and seemed .d!spoRed to
FORGOT tue torture go ofton inflicted on Linn by
Tho newspaper n.an. AZ usual hls answere wore
short anl pithy, but they wero delivered with
that Freedom Of mnunor which cl.nracte.izea the
great oxpsessman when something has pleased
LIN. Tie conrcrsation wl.ioh took placa was rs
follows. .-....
Rsroltcr-Ilow do you regard Judge AcAll!s.
ters decision. aEr. Mayor? .
Mhfoy-st il just What expected, tnd eseah-
lisheB, nhas never doubted, tho legality Ut cur
action.
sected7
Masor-I havo not.
Rep1r,er-uo declares le will not give up Tho
books md papeyg, and will hold OIL to tho Office
iu Bpl!s ot tue decision.
Mayor--Well, that will be foolish.
kspuEscr-WAat will you do under tho cir
siayor-Dos Why no will comfy With tho
ordinance and elect lis City MarsLal i. tho next
ncettMs Of tho Council.
ohice7
aiayor-Thnt will be = matter for tbs City
Matslial aIl Sleflan to settle.
Eepoiser-Thon you will not otherwise inter-
fcte
hlayor-No, air; we will act In accordance
Will, 3lao law, and loays Bhcrtdau 10 look out fos
himself.
por,er-IIaye ron decided upon man 70.
thb C1sy Alarahalsllp3
11ayor-ho, Fir; not yot. But ho Is sure to be
plettud Monday hight.
n+postel-Yuu hxso no fear ~ to tho ult!mate
result Of tia appeal2
hiuyor-No, sir any one can SEQ thst VIC arc
On tue light side. I'm sorry Sheridan. should
feel inclined to DO uely. Ws hayo be- siu lin
twice, and ho ought to give in with good gract
L4N,
, 1875-07-17
A Ear ROOM FATALITY.

8ptesal Ut1Dafeh to 1As CNIrae0 1'FibuHs.
pEnu. Ind, July l8.--LaBt Monday al af1rsy
occurred In tho saloon Of Dauiol Broaassords,
which resulted last night tu the dssta Ut Dsniet
Savage. Savage wont into tho saloon and called
for drink Which Charles 1'athburn. bartender
refused. TLts led to high words, iu tho course
Of Which llAtAbulu aimo1 ha revolver ~ Savage
and pulled tue triggar twfco. but tue ptstol
missed ire. Tbs thru time. however, bal! VA
wound. nathbusp has been arrested. and IL now
In tsil. II IL said chat Rathburn AMI Savage LED
hesn on bad terma for AevsEAl Weaks Ilors u
cousidarAbie excitement OVER the Ada!s.
, 1875-07-17

Iu.Ielg,t. aIisin2 from Ncw iur to tho Boz
tnn .tpn''.nt relates tlp following: \ party Vt
Ltat.r,.tru were together lust wocl:. anl w-ro
sc.li,l. nla.tnno s:ales.' Unu referred to Scna-
tJr Ut"l:In,on. lie wal not ovoI oIleal1ud. but
was sery thsswd. lie knew uhaol11te1y nothing
Of the clhorcs, and wAB greatly annoyed whcn
Que uuuted Latin. Vail lMreu had swung o1
1ntu FREQ Sui, aud tia burden Of the party a.
on Dlck,usoas shoulders. friend Of Van
i'uten Wan eulogiz,ng tho es-iresidots In
speech. uo tpoke Of Custius, ar,d compared
Ean Unren to that uoDis Roman. DickIn-
son went over 10 se2t occupied by q
Senator who was ut AotAo in all .hat relates 10
the llomanB. "Nhu il lhls Curtla tho bcuator
is taking about;" 40, lie III not talking about
Curtis At ali. lio In talking Of = nuhlo 1lomau
patr1o:. Lis name MAS CnrtiuH, nor Curtis,
"We wla: did be dog "Why, III the tlno Of
q grast public caialnIty ho thtcw himself IN tho
breach and taya h.1 cuuls1y.' 30 that's it, il
II" "Wha: lid you sas Liz name was I" Cur
uus." "Wou't yuu spei! III" .C-u.r-t-l.u-e." !"
"All right. Tlauk you," raid Dickinson "a Ia
went to lis seat. As soon % the defender Of
Sau Eurcn tuox hIs scat. Dcli'tson nros". fresh,
ell,udent e1ubelaat. lio c!o.s1 iiao man fsesh
iron tile c!A4eies. "And nho ia sIlA CuTti1s to
wnom tho hone, able seuator compares Ma1tin
Sau Bu.en? lie raa noble Roa,an. He tcas
patriot. But how uniiGo Ms. tau Durou Cur.
tls tAtsn himself n.:o Tie breach to saye his
county. Uu. alastiu Van lsuras. suraw hia coun-
try into tie bsoGch to save lLnsb,f.'
, 1875-07-17

'raa feet In hrsht frs from any infectious i'm
moral dls9rrfrr, shH generally from tny tcformlty,
dstate, or lnArm!ty wrh n,ay tentler them unit GHt
rntafy strttce. They .n,Et veil 1erstd In rrst-
lug. writing, lnc!ndlua nrihogrr phy. aud In arith-
mtttc. and have knn~'rtgc Of tho cisnrnh nf
Ehgsh grammar. u descriptive geography. par
ttr!E ry ri country. and n the hiatoFr Of the
Enite,! Htatrt.
Tpe examinations In nil thtsa branches Will tA most
thorough aud natural htii{tJ and manifest aptitude
for acquiring md appylng knowledge will tahe lHc-
esrncs u: tcre scho!stss dnlsh aud rfsttneNa OF
swff u formal prDfousr. l. CAAsAktk.
LAaALLK, Juty II, 1876.
, 1875-07-17


fvetiat Usp!t.A to TIE G"ttaYo Irtttnt.
ST. LOUIS. July lG.-The ChicaSo Times Of to-
1ay contains batch Ut sensational nud purely
imaginative stuff about tho Whisky 1.,nS invcs,,-
gatleu in tha citr, uuno Of which haa ans foun-
dation in fact Tue Grand Jury CAME iuto Court
yesterday md returned twony bill6 ofiudictlnent,
mud lilo Times correspondent asatos that ope-
third OF this uun,ber alo against Gen. John Nc
Douald aud Col. John A. Joyce, ex-Supcrvsor
Of Internal Koyenuo. aud e1-1ievenue Agent.
md that the balance were against certain
Gaugors WHO were lot named that tho capasea
VIE WIZ Mould s tue .ts tsaas .bo atlsss ns s
m.rning. TO chow that 1t wns nseru kucss wuEk
with thia correspondents. it mag 10 stated slnt
none Of the parties named by him have been
arrested, alsAouyh all arc in .own auA sA4y of
accesH, Ihs 1lct is that tho nIokt atrAAuous
ctforts liayo been n1ato by Tho ehtiie newspaper
p ese hore 10 ilud Out who tua iIldittnlents lpl-
cate. and uothsng eau 10 !carhei: The story
TINT tho thiuG nas oEganizod BY william McAee
10 carry thu State for G14t. a,,d tha. tho tchee
had tho SANCTION OF rfeal1eut Glsut Ia indis-
nautiy don,ed and pronounced absurd, Well
informed persons hero state TINT tue entire nal-
ratisa ii lura fabrication.
LATER.
Br. Louis. July 10 -1he United States GiAul
Jury presented yearly Thirty n,olc indictments
to tlo United 6tatcs District Court yetterday
nliu to-dAY OF tersoAe Connected VIII TUG so'
called "sitrky 1InH, Lut tho namos vii not he
MyuIged until thn assestH aio n.2uo.
on THE PACIFIC COAST.
9r, Louls, July l0,-Tho Republican, this
morning, publishes thu otica! repurt ot Johu A.
Joyce, a royenae at;ent, relating to his lhsesti-
gntionB. about one year aga, Of tho llsti:larlcs,
ieetifyipg houses, cigar tuctorlos, mud other cs-
tablibhtncnts ou tho Pacific coAss from which
revenue Is derived. THIS report Is addressed tu
the Hon. J. ". Douglass, tho Commlesloner Of
Internal Revenue. aud Shows that tic revenue
lava Nefo violated by yarioua parties IN Cali
forula, Oregon, a,ll other tlaces on tic Ia ,i.ic
coast, and ia ,nado public mainly to tefu;o tho
lacent charges n,atlo By saa F1auctsco papers,
That, in consequence Of tho great personal atseu
tiun paid to Inn, while iu California, a1r Joscs
failed tu find and report Irregularities in the
wn.sky business, And made favorable report OF
his INVESTIGATIONS.
, 1875-07-17
IOWA,

sFe%as h,at:h I. Tic Chf'17o 7T:bnns.
bssEsr'';si, ls,. jaly }G.-.To-llay Is tho hot
:eht DAY of tMo Aeas'n. The t;crhEonlster Htnol
ht s'auu at I'LL degrees above zero. Thu I,arvert
in this SECTION Of Iowa hgs commenced In car.
nfrt,ana the prospects arc .es, promising for an
abundant aud uuurral'y rood c.u,, ol all kinda
Of grain aud vegetables Uyce $40 batrcRs
hanis l1ave arrived lIero tht wfax frnru Mis-
snutl and lover lllinos. 3lats ct them haro
heef: sskcu sick. and quite nnC1bar ara In tha
hospital.
, 1875-07-17

Snse,a! b'sp:t Ia F.st Ehira73 TRIBUNE.
Ia9a'tY. H.. July H. Nelson j. We'Ict's
dwe,,nE-..onso III t>t c':v ssns burgl,sionrly on-
'esc Ia t uI;u., ami tlse mGhetA Of Ncller'H
ta.lta.A,ns wcrn p!ntieIea VI :lsC iu lnntIsy Aid
Il sal. II shineI at :ltt.
III ssH nG Jnir ii. .-Wn;lo the family Of sE.
J"a'n y. Hays ~r.e 1t dinner ut tlIa alnn"nr".
beta Iin,lsH to.1nv, their iottna vr1a Ell nrc.i
nnl e!.ft Wo:fh OF diamonds AMI ttwc!tT
slolen. Sutn rirn pnsn:H To a st1a1vcr "Ao VAS
Stopping III Tho hotel ami las Disappeared.
, 1875-07-17
CASUALTIES,

DROWN o.
spstfal Dupatch to Tho cHteaoo 7+iouns,
oAnnoSy1LLs, Ill. July 1o.-Yestorday hftor-
noon wlito eomo boys were tialsng In Macoup'n
Creek, nilea oaat Of thia city, boy na.ned
AIcNeilI. ngcd IL, was drownod. and af,ot
twonty.fonr housA Of dragging tho body was
found III somewhat decomposed stato. ThiH
ia The third son In tho same family that has
come TO M untlmely end by drowning. and Que
by tbs kick Ut a h1rse 10 the last low luouth9.
, 1875-07-17

New YoRK. July lG.-Juss.si, I.osier. "ho was
indicted taintly with Juln j. rrico tur perjury
In cutItIecstn1, with tho TiIton-l, l,cccAer rAsr MAS
a,1aisned N the l;,ook,yn court to-sla:' snd
plcAdol mot guilty." Frce WAS hut arratgAed.
, 1875-07-17

I,oBroy, Jul, iG.--The Roman Catholic clergy
OF Lasrepco hnve issued 4 carl condemnsne tho
r:ut Of Monday last. aud EXPRESSING tic l.orethas
the rluglcnuers may 10 uals to rec shs euof,nlty
Ut their crimo.
, 1875-07-17

WAsu1soToN, D. c.. July 1o.-Fof the Lake
regiou rising barometer, northwest to northeast
winda, cooler, oloas, OF partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
t!.yr Affo JHlv IT,
, 1875-07-17

.>ret'ai Msoatt, IL i'aa- Lh'tsao Tf,orr,.
Sioux CIrr. JULY lG.-t:!op reporta f,n. Da-
kots arp yosy cucnussalnK. Tns WHEAT Yield
will 10 this year aduu. 7.r!w. .b50 h,rue.s.
, 1875-07-17

SPECIAL Desuu,eh 10 1'ae Chredao l4sb,tns.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. July l6.-~nosteat Day OF
tho R.aBon. Thermometer 90. John Toney
kud Phillip Webber, two mechanics. we're AIM
struck, the latter fatally. Muny pessons falatod
from over hcnt.