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r:tsp. d The American Team, Receives the
Wimbledon Cup from The Hands ef
the Princess Lerise.
Tie autuals Allow the Chicagos to Make
Their Customary l.
rNth Defeat Of the st. Louis
Browns by the Champions
AQUATIC.
THE SECOND YACHT HAHs

nssems that Chicago il just beginning tn
,,,;rs that it has unusually fins {aeilitiea for
.c,stie amusements. It Il but very recently
Ill hss manifested any appreciation OF its
t.utifu] lake except ~ body Of water devoted
h aseful in keeping Gown tho rates
d transportation during tho navleable
sx,oa, Tbs most hAa been made Of the
nnauesc,al advantages it Eives tho city, but
.h:a h:s never been aeon Any disposition to use
LIN tde r1rious sports Of the water until this
tn,. It has Always been = matter of surprise,
IL ,cialy to visitors from the seaboard and
o...1 lAks citiss, that Chicago has ne.sr ayailed
a.-I
N THE WAY OF AHUsEMxNr,
q III magnificent water-privllagez. No city
il she country has fner facilities, aud
ei.4 far loss fAvorably situated have
rls.n much more attention to squatio
.prs. During tie year. however, there
h: bean observed considerable interest in tho
7usos kinda Of boating. Several new boat
chs have bean formed, barge-club has been
cts,Li1ed, mud ooT the exfitenents Of yachting
ncx premise frequently to enliven the lake.
Aend many private parties have been the own
IN Of hna yachts for some time, and havs
noe or iss enjoyed the pleasure they afford,
Tai it il ony Ia.ely that any ei1ort has been made
to .es &hsm togeshar and bring yachting into sny
prominence.
4 week aso yesterday Chicago had what could
oe called its frat real yacht taoe. L dozan
rf<an sutened. and though on account OF tho
T.. weather the race was not entirely successful,
tt-nwtd that the city had good material for ex-
o:,1s contests, and that with its spten-
. did rAser-cnurse it xas possble to
ul;a Yachting here very promi-
nE.s Amusement The parties Who then par
kc. A&ed have since held several meetiues, and
my Will likely form themselves INTO yacht
Gu and engage in I series Of contest, which
<l doubtless bring contestants from other
e:t & Yesterday the second raca took place.
Ind though i: excited loas interest than tue
a:'ai one, It Vas far more interesting and sue
tefiu1- This hma it boded unpleasant weather
to 'oatend against, but was peculiarly favored
n1Ial respect. The day was exceedingly fine, and
ttnhst breeze blowing from the southwest ren-
fs4 ID tho Ealing rat.id and oAsy. There was,
fa:sps not qults enough wind for tho larger
'n5ts capable OF carrying 4 broad expanse Of
e1arss, but it was all that the smaller ones
e1 Id stfelr ea11y. There w.a just sea enough
= It dipped it's sde fur down into the wafer, to
u = sAvnr OF danger and excitement.
ihe judges boat. the tug Louie Dole which
rrs kindly furnished bv Capt Jessie Coz, left
he dock II the foot Of Fifth avenue ahortly
.iter o'clock, With the judseA, Msssre. L. c.
pot ts,a, and two or thros dozen guests. on board.
n,sy ware transported rapidly 10 the place
Of starting It the b1sakwatar OF Twelfth
ttrset, When Arrangements for tia start
ttra made 1t once. There was some
day occaaionod by tho baA:ing up Of the
fk.n 1.lr~ -
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Tho White Stockings have about half finished
their unsuccessful tour through the East and
will return hers Aug. TO- They will have a
woaks reat, and will play their first home gAmo
after their return with the Athletics. Games
between thess clubs will be played Aug. 18. u,
and 23.
Ths employees Of many embellishments took
advantage of.the few hours, holiday they receivs
Saturday afternoons yesterday and engaged in
Ramoa Of base ball. Henry ". Kiug 4 Co.
niue beat Clement, Norton d Co.'s nine 19 to 3.
The mines from the mnaic stores Of Lyon j.
Healy and Root d Sons played game yesterday
on the Chicago grounds to an invited audience
Of about 500 people, The latter club became
satisfied in eight innings, 40 will be seen by the
result. Lyon Healy. 50: Root l. Son, 8.
Il A nine from Philip GolamAn's defeated the
boys from h. D. Wells i Co. =, Yesterday by 81
to ).
william ~ Hoyt d Cos :. Revolutions beat
franklin Maoveagh i Co.'S STANDARD A." n
tot.
A. the Second Presbyterian Church picnic
Ihursday: the Fauatleroy nine defeated tho
The Erie North Shore nine played with the
Blue Line Club at the Tnenty-third street
grounds Thursday and beat them II to 7.
Tbs officials in the Government Building have
arranged to play game next Friday afternoon
dicial nine will play the Revenue nine. It will
b. wonderful game, a. msy be seen from the
following list OF players:
Judicial Ni1.e-Ja.per D. Ward, D.; Philip l.
Hoyne, c.; Henjam n. Campbell lit b.; Tllgh-
man R. Bird, I'd b.; John E. Burke. Sd b.; Nor
man Hall, 9. B.; 1ng~el Olaen C. t.; James Par
ler, T. t.; n. J. Adams. l. t.
Reucaue Nine-C. L. Root, p; Joseph Kirt-
land, CT J: E. Brown, lst b.; F. II. Battsrshall,
ID b.; J. N. Mum. Sd b.; II. c. Springer, c. T.;
Z. L. ThomAlen. t.; P. H. Wattles, a.. T.; H. A.
Pimptop, I. T.
U1npire- William Il. Bradley and Gan. ]. D.
Webstae,
TIE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Thefe we1s = larger number OF ghmee played
last week than On any one week since tho season
opened, but there is no change in the relative
standing Of the clubs. This week will probably
SEQ the st. Louis Club 60 notch higher. and
g,va the Hartford aud Athletic Clubs brush for
second place. The Chicago Club-vell, for par
tioulgrn see the following table:
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TYrren, Mrs. :. 4. rynen, Fred 9. Tyrre1l, r. =.
Samuel Powell snd wife, Mrs. Dr. E. II. Hale, l. b.
waldzon. wife, and daughter, Yrs. 4. L. Waite, Mr..
.. 4. Boeue, A1el 1sber9. ~ G. Moore, Mrt. 8. E.
and wife, J. u. Sleeper and wife, F. Hammond, Miss
Gray, Miss shgeE, Ch4}!ea E. ughtner. Frant II. viii
son. ". Leland and wife, C. " knitzenges, John
a. TyrEel1, E. B. Myers wife and two children, ]. H.
Mssher and wife. Anson Slayer. q. J. Mulligan. H. T.
vanderbergh, E 8. Pinney. Aug J. Nasmtth, Ars
Fxrnh1m, r. Hammond. r. J. Ingr AhAm,
Miss Corn Farnham, Otto Fritach, Fred
", Sanger Hor1ce NcTtcker, c. s. Morton, E. j.
cayeE =. B. Hogan John B. Raymond 3. n. An'',
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1.-THE PEKiN DIsTltlERs.

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Chicago Trt5une.
PEk1s, Ill, July 24-Ths Deputy Collector
took possession Of D. s Resinger's distille1y to-
day. Mc1ntire Is tho only disti1ler that has
escaped and but two reciders remain. William
T. Edds place MAS Investigated to-day. J. l. J..
Horgets will 60 through the mill next How
they will stand it remains to bo aeen- Jacob
Lucas, the street-Ganger who WAS removed
yesterday, has enjoyed the best Of reputation,
and many still continue their confidence in his
integrity, aud be may be able to explain his posi-
tipu..4
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sp1ufsi osspo&sA t. tn cA@oass 7.

9o<ea4l D4spaesA u TN cA&oa9s 1tkSsss.
Ba. PAu1. Mnn~ July A--Ihs funeral At tbs
lA.s MAJ William H. Forbea@ 1n*lian Assnt 1t
Deyfra Iak>, from the Catholic Cathedral In
tbis oisy to-day. wAs ]argaly attended By old sat-
aaxe. In ths oonrbA ef ths funeral sasmaa, by ths
~. Jain ItaaAaa asasAssA ~ AoqnaattJ IT, !
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H*mphis ualanchx
Tuesday night = negro named Lewis Thomp.
non ~. t.kan from tha iai1 At Ink. M.a hv
-. -. ' 80 ~
"paasJ VI o'sso1ooa aaa aoo nuus W GO
until hfe became extinct. Tho following facts
concerning tbs eauss OF the lynchiug
ind ths c;rcnrnsfances Of ! the nexro's
rim. h.oa -a,,,aa ,.. ,+>..t III. j..
- 80. A~1
yoone "alte taay VINO 13d Reen On
visit to her relatives It Moscow, in this State.
returned by .ai1 to Iuka springs, Mas. Her
parents resided near Inka snrjnen bnt "A il WA
> o,o,o,t =, ~ r,o~,;s. ,~... - .a,n1 49,.
~o:'o4A ~ tuo meinoe "noa 1ns 1'A'uea 10. 'ue
stauon ehe intended 70 remain there until Gay
light LOWE Thompson, negEA hAck-
man, seeing that she vxs xtone and
unnrotectai. poada imnronax nronosaIa tn
~. ~o-. Iii, - ;z;rE.,~
s"'' 1o
peleo nls ADVANCES AND startod to run she vas
pursued and o9ersnken oy tne otaek ofute' WHO
se'zeo tne teft1noo etrl' ano aiter desperate
ettngele: forced ner 70 the ground aou commit
ted helllsh crime. Leaving hla almost uncon-
n sclons Slctlm' 1nompson maoo nas'o 70 Aea'e
sno locaaIy' IN oruer 70 e7aae alIess; LUG
garl upon recovering her Senses made known
tho o5eaa1al occurrence ana Tue ehoran soon
started IN pursuit q me paek osate; Nho ~ m tne
etfuggle with 1ls victim haa oeen pi:son on the
1ace oy her. Ibis wound easily leo 70 ms oe-
lection. for he WAS soon arrested BY the Sheriff
and LOGGED In 1ali 1t !uRa 10 await trial oy the
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sonally visited to-day by the Duke OF
Cambridge Earl spencer. .tbe Marquis Of
Lorne, ind the Earl ot Kingston.
On Monday they will visit Eaton with Sir Henry
HLford- Gen. MacMurdo has promised to ~
range for risit by tho team to Wooluich next
week, after which the Americans will 60 to
Paris. They viii eail for homs on tho steam
ship City Of Berlin, which leaves Liverpool for
New York On thu 18th OF August.
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TER hAIIHo T1AfE

The race was Witnessed br lsrgs number OF
people on the shore, and on tugs aud steamers
which followed the vessels from start TO Anish.
SAN FRANCISCO REGATTA
Sac FRANCISCO. July 24.-The regatta Of the
San Francisco oacht Club this afternoon was
favored With = atiR breeze and Naz fms race.
The Freda, Of Mare Island, won taa schooner
Gag. Ths tag foE aloopa was Won BY the
Gazells.
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1osized Is faithful aen Of ths Church md und-
hearted gentleman.
N1w YoRK, July 2&.-President Grant sttend-
Cd. IN Trinity Church, this city to-day, the funer-
& ~ Of tho late George Templetou Strong. Comp
ffesldeut Of the Philharmonic Society and of
re Chnrch Musical Society, and Ctnss ~ o5
cotuabiA College.
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then himself. Tho neighbors. hearing the shots
nrod, ran into the house, found the Eifa Teter-
ing N her blood and Bryson lying On the floor.
.sth the muzzls Of the gun in his mouth, and
DYING: The cAuas OF tbs act has not bean sscsE-
tAinsd n yet
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cOlp.BLOopED mtRDeR

Cr=rsNArt July 24:-Late Thursday night
John Bennett called at the store Of Hugh sxee-
ney, miles from Ironton, 0. After rouslng tbe
latter up, and drinking glass of beer with him.
he drew = revolver and ahot him three times.
twlce in the head and once in tbs hip. The sup-
posed object was robbery.
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MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.

VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.
8pec,al Dispateh to Ths Ch1ea6o Tribune.
PoRr HURON, Mich. July 24.-PAssED DowH-
Props St. Joaeph. Annie Smith, 0ntonagon and
barges schrs Daniel G. Fort, Grantham-
passed Up-Props Nebrsska, Badgar Sta.A
Owan Sound, huron, City, Egyptian and con-
Sort Wales and consort, Glasgow aud barEes
schra Law Ellsworth, Orient F. L. Dsnforth,
Lady Mcdonald, Maria Martin. David StsWstt
]. r. Bentley, Superior.
WIxD-South, fTesh.
WKArHER-Fine.
4 fireman named James Connors, who lives
in Wyoming Ont. fell overheard from tbs tug
Kate MoEett last night aud w&s drowned
Spseial D1spateA p The cAlcads 7yIbnsse.
PoRT HURON, Mich. July 24-10 p. m.-DowN
Props China Roanoke. City Of Fremont.
Tecumseh. Superior and consort, Baruum and
consors, Oscar Townsend and consort, Sparta
and conaort, Evergreen City and barges, Tenn
pest aud bar ges. Cofinbetry aud barges; schrs
Francis Berrimo, Senator, China Columbian,
Hoppogrih, American Champion
UP-Props California, CUBA, Comic and baIges,
Raleigh aud consort achrs Oriental. Mary liar
nit, Era Bell, Augusta, NanzAvillA
W1ND-South, fresb-
WRArHKR-Fna.
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Rover broke her mast during the frat milo
and ~as obliged to put back.
To the crib. the positions OF the boats relative
~ were not changed. Zoes however. gained
stronger lead and was almost ont OF sight when
the boats astern turned the stske-boat. Carey,
Fleetwing Lucy, Drew, and Dawn passed round
the crib IN the order mentioned, the three latter
etllng very closely together.
THE r1kE At THE cl1R
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OBITUARY..

LONDON. July 24--Isaae n Singer, tno h.
ventor of tha Singer sewing-nzchins died hars
Last evening, aged 81 years.
P1r7ssuKo, Pa, July 24--Gen. Horace Hub
bell, an old and distinguished member Of tho
Philade!phis Bar, died IaAt night Of apopsexJ.
whl1c on visit to hie relatives near this city.
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CRIMINAL RECORD.
Arrest Of Two Other Men lmpli-
Gated in the Long Point
:. Tragedy.
They Procured the Armor Worn at the
Time by the Murderer
4 Disreputable Citizen Ridden on = Rail
At Hillsdale, Mich.
Details Of the Recent Negro I lynching al
Iuka, Miss.


Special Dispatch to The chteagt Tribune
TERRx HATE. Ind. July A--owo men were
arrested in this city to-day on charge Of COM
plicity in the murder and attempted express
robbery At Long Point. Thsy "ere traced from
indianapolis to this place by Chief Of Police
shswmaker, OF this city. and 3i Thompson.
Marshal OF IndianapoGs- Thsir, namea are
Leandef Kennedy, ains Allen, lse, End Colum-
hun Voorhees Alias Frank Clark immediately
..s+ +h. ofS,ars ta1ao,anhad
A1@af 1no'& A''o"s 49,
to Mr. King. foreman sue Ed
,1;sA l. 0nars foundrY in 1ndiap2pplie,
-h,oh w.. fon,d ,..r ~.
spot where the locomotive anu o1E'tes cai meEa
stopped after the murder, ana oTf1sok usazlef,
Of lndiauapolis, who fitted the AImE together.
Ther arr1vad here IN few hours Afer the tele-
--sg 90 sart Thnv yisitsd the 1risoners in
stau "ns 'en S ;5a,.t;Ha3 tla7n M t{a man uho
tneil ce'le' aua msua Da.t. n,a, fn.,;sH 1,ron1s
nad tne almor MAoe- oon 49,. ~ - -
thatthe7 d1d DOE aclnallv pa1HG'pa'o y Iao n1uuot
aS they weto in GreoncAstie. 1oo., oE toat mRht>
It il certain, however, that they sere in tho
ntot .nd tnov who did tho daee. Both are
[-o,1 Ghs,hvvi31a Ind tha former h,uoe OF Ed
tlon oAe.o Tooh~.ns w;+h whom thav vara
nonds and Eocn1Ane WIN ~non ~. 10y "els
acquainted. IL ~ PfooAoio .o@' -" fAAsono4s
will turn States evidence, and re7eA tno names
OF al who were connected With LIZ p1ot. Ons
ia cnnfned at The oo1ies Rtatipnf andthA other in
tha ConntvIa;I
-"
THE TWEED CASE.
NEW Yonk. July 24~-George F. Omatock4 OF
counsel for William II. Tweed IN tho habeas
80. n... has,-~ +ha c,rr+ ~ An,4.,s and an
eApoo e1'e . .t,;.t,e, .o,,. -
ex~Judge Of that Court, phs puoushe1 reply 20
the attack Of Charles OConor and ludge Davis
=, ., <.x .;-;r- . d.,;s;o,
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CHARGED WITH R*pE
Spsctat Dispdteh to The Ch,te6o 7r.bun4,
LANSING, Mich. July 24.-ChArles Warren, OF
Charlotte, has bssn arrested and held to bail in
$500 for rape upon the daughter OF farmer,
16.yaAr6of ago, in the toWn Of Benton.
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THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE.
SALT LAKE, July 24.-In tho uross -examina~
ton Of Philip Ninger Smith ii Beaver to-day.
nothing psx N1s ELECTED.
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THE WEATHER.

WAsH1rarox, D. c.. July 25-1 .. m.-For the
Upper Lake region, Upper Mississippi and Low
er Missouri Valleys, falling barometer, southerly
winds. warmer, cloudy OF rainy weather, grad
ually followed BY rising barometer. northwester-
y winds, cooler, and partly cloudy veathas.
LOCAL. OBSERVATION.
CHICAGO, July a.
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III. Lou1, 'uy A-John Berr1, II John's
City, st" Clair County, ho., shos and killed John
Banoou lssk Monday. Tor attempting to Outrage
his Htfs sdsss utns ago. No Az1ss. xAa nsdA.
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FINANCIAL.

ANOTHER LONDON FAtLURE.
LONDON, July 24.-sc hultz L Mohr, genera
merchants, No. East India sssnr1s, hAve
Alsd. Liabilities, g., ,500, 600
FAILURE At MONTREAL
HoNzzxAL~ Cao.. July 24.-Roonsy, Dolan j.
Co., drv goods merchants, haya suspandsd. With
Liabilities Of $l0o, 600.
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ouoUaAr1, O.. July 24.-Abous . spaoaa hs4
night !. H. Hx1ssn, nvtne n Htousota b so-
ba*fh II xA<a4nAA sa4A kaa ttAsa H. vtfn -
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H4BTFpRDS-NEw HAvKNB
NKw HAVEN, Conn.,. July A-BAss-han !:
Haxtfords, 4; New HAvenA g.,
Bos1oNs-sT. LOUIS H9oNR&
BosroH, July 24--Base-baA: BostoaA 81 81.
Louis Browns, ).
NuTuA8-CHIcAop9-
NKw YonE July 2L--Tha Autuals scooped ta>
Chicagos to-day, tbs scors standing TO l.
MICHIGAN srArK TouRxAxKsT.
Special G1xpateh 4, TAs Caioaae 1&15ta&<
LANSING, Mich, July 2.-The 8tats baseball
tournament will comnancs s4 IoniA An2. 10 and
oontnus four days.
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THE CROPS.

At THE SOUTH.
NASHVILLE, July 24--The COMMITTEES On In
formation submitted the July crop report to the
Exchange today. The territory assigned to
this district is composed Of Londerdale, Frank
lin, Colbert, Lawrence, Morgan, Limestone,
Madison, Marehall. Jackson, DeKaib, and Cher
okee Counties, in Alabama, and Ill Of Middle
Tennessee east of the Tennessee River aud
west OF the Cumberland Mountains. The Com
mittee have received over 130 replies to clrcu-
lars sent, the replies bearing IN Average date
Of July 81. In Alabama good rains with
but few exceptions have prevailed altogether
more favorable than last year. Up to this time
the stand Of cotton is generally reported good.
and is forming blooming. and ballng very well,
fully up to the average, and compares quite f.
vorably with the crop Of last year; Laborers
continue to work we'll There il little damage
to wheat in this State, and corn still promising.
In Tennessee, heavy rains have generally pre-
vailed, but the weather has been rs favorable "a
last year, aad the stand OF cotton Is fully as
good; forming, blooming, and ba1iing very good.
but some sections report not 80 we'll Laborers
continue to work better this year than Last He-
ga1ding wheat, u reply somewhat damaged aud
sproutod; IS little, and 10 none. All answers
show that the corn crop IL ioodng spleudldiy,
With prospect Of ths largest Yield ever made in
the State.
Since these reports have been received heavy
1aina have fallen over tha greater part
Of tho district. sud crest complaints are
made OF the rapid growth Of The
cotton planta Feaks srs entertained That
it will run too much to weed, consequently will
be deficient in bloom and fruit Some little
complaint OF inaectA and worms, but not enough
to e1cita anxiety.
MEMpa1s, July 24.-Ne~s from ADORE are
again encouraging this evening, ~ it is believed
tho decline ut Cairo will Offset the freshet CON-
Ing out Of the Ohio. There has hsen some
damage to cotton On vary low lsada bot no fs< It
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SPECIAL D:spotch 70 The Ch.caoo TribHns
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 24.-About 1000
persons Witnessed this seventh game between the
Athletics and Philadelphias this afternoon Both
presented nsw pitchers, Bechtel pitching instead
Of Mcbride. Who Was Kick. md Joaephs, Of the
amateur Doefa. pitching for the
Ph1ladelphiaa ins,ead Of FiAhnr3 whose
engagement has been cancelled.
The game WIS closely contested tbs frat six
innings the very bad fielding OF the Philadel~
By = score Of II to l. Jossphs pitched exceed
tn:ly Wild The Athletics falded superbiy, the
wild throwing Of Cl.pp giving naarly III ths runs
made by their opponents.
Inntnas- 4 1 -
philAdelphtaa. ,..,.......0 o 4 0 ~
Asalshc1 ................1 4 Ill
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Maximum thMmo1netar, -; minimum tha1mou,s-
tar, ea.
4XxL1AL OBSERVATIONS
CH11Aoo. July N--Nidnfxht
Siat:en rBar lThrl Ntnd. Ram! Feothsv
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ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL
Hpec;at DispateA u 1hE CAieaoo Tribune.
Ii SA41E, Ill, July 24.-ARx1yxD HI R1vK1-
Csusl-boat Iashslla, from Paru. With corn for
Chicago.
DEpARTKp-NothinK
PASSED INTO CAuA1-Isabella, with corn for
Chicago
PASSED Our-Roebuck, from Chicago, with
molding- sand for Peoria
Ten feet 8 inches Of water on uitreeiil Of Lock
Is Wind, west weather hot
BAmoEpoRT, Ill, July 24.-ARR1yEp--Notth
Star Ottawa, 4,50o bu oats; prop Mohawk
Belle, Kankakes Feeder, Sol bu oorn-
C1xAaED-Prop Montau&, lockport, 2947 bu
corn Horcu1ea, Peru, 46 m lumber, z la2 posts i;
prop Victor. Harry. rs N lumbar.
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DEATHS.
COWN-July -. 1871, It his Eesidenea No = Sa~:A
Jodetrou-4&. OF conamnpttoa. Jamas CoHu- s<sa =
yeASH- v.. ~
Cars % ko.eaM frun Eozsh~ests<a pspot. essHss
Csual and Knzto- E&. -
K Nov Yo.k sod 0lassuv p41srs p1ssss copy. I
MELICK-July 4. KlizA. wife II Abraham Asaz3s
aged s. Je2zs. x .x .nr,. -
Foasrai eoz.tees =. th> ta.H n,s:saes No e Wn.1
IV1 Jaaksoasdlla III. sad 81 Louis pApsfs pasaN
copy.
rON-In hi, city July ~ B:5, John Re~land. tAfan4
non of yTil]t2ln xnl Minnis 1an AEed months &nd
d4fs. .. n-'
Ind Snaday It o'cloak ,. Friends Ar~ tavttsd~
, 1875-07-25

Na EkTk113
COLE-BMrTH-1n this city Jny n. by the Rsv. y
Munro Gibson, Mr. Madlsou Il. Co{s A1d Mira EAantS
Bmith-
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A MuRDERous ARGUMENT.

Spec1d{ D7Spd&ch 10 IhE EhscdQ1l 4 F1otnS.
AusuRst Ind. July 24.-Lsst night At Garrett
City. miles welt OF here, on tht Baltimore i
Ohfc 1sailroad, murderous ahray took place in
= saloon between yard engiuesr famed Andrew
Keehan, John Graves also Al euploys OF tho
road, and third party, rAme unknown. who il
bartender in the saloon. In tho curse OF : dis
pute Graves seized hatchet and teAlt Kealan =
terrible blow on the head, burying ,the
weapon deep In his skull, aid inllicting
fatal wound. The edge Of the hatchet
after cleay1ng the skull penetrated tha brain.
Graves and his partner in the cine left the
saloon, and took refuge in q neiglDorinR dTel1-
ns-houso- Meanwhile news OF tie affair WAS
circulsted among the railroad men and created
the most intense excitement. fiends Of the
murdered man Ut once organizeda large mob,
and gathered III front OF the house d which the
murdaress weEasecreted. detarminol to lynch
them The men were armed to tia teethf and
earned two ropes with which to lynch the
rascals whose Ivos they sought. Tie yells and
shouts Of the assembled crowd wre heard
long distance, and Graves and his lartner we're
tremblngly awaiting their fate when Sheriff
Leess, Of Dehalb County, appeared upon the
scene. and, with the assistance OF lalf-a dozen
brave, determined men, auoceeded il preventing
the infuriated mob from taking tb law into
their own bands. The Sheriff, ha'ing quelled
ths mob, arrested the two men and bought them
to Auburn, where they aze now in jail heavily
guarded.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-03-28

and cattle, the pigs and poultry, the s,1
firewood, in word the entire wealth oil
doomed district, fell the prey of thousaS
of marauders, wasted who still more IN
they consumed, and answered every petit
with the cut of whip OF the blow of n,1]
ket but. Many villages, when reduced
absolute want, at length yielded noJ
ipal compliance to the demands of the b
secutors. 10 the cases where slow stat,l
rion and ill-usage still proved ineficisutI
force the people to apostatize still md
drastic measures were used, and the POD
journals, like the Gaseta Norodoara, quol
by us last week, are filled with revolt
details of the Wholesale scourgings infias
on the populations of many villages, u
men as we'll az men, for their obstinate {
b.sion to their ancient faith. When d
unfortunate peasants had been fogged d
their backs and sides were one bssall!
wound they were sent to the hospital, u
as soon as they were partly recovered VI
were 1ogged again, and nu umerous marty
expired under the whips of the Cosad
Mr.. G Gladstone can assnre himself of tAs
facts if he will make inquiries, but probal
in the matter.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-03-28

he is raising to the honor and gt0Iy shat the be-
title of Emiuense now bestowed upon nun
by the common father of the fa'epen 1pelate e Of
Gods Church, than he already was, ana
in no degree increase eseD1e the e7s Of sn shs
great archdiocese for the chief pastor uheeI
Whese watchful care, whose frm yet gentle
sway, religion has 40 wonderfully pros
pered. Like the dew that falls silently on the
dry herbage in the calm nights of summer,
has his bene6cent action and 'phne.ee .;
fallen on the hearts of his people, fe'ti
izing, enriching, smoothing away obstacles,
enkindliDg new zeal, animat'ng to ,ne; new
fervor, and supplying with tender, Prov. paa
dent care every spiritual want. As pr,hce
of the Catholic Church, Cardinal MeCIosheS ~
will bear h,s exalted rank with honor 10 10
himself and the position he is called 70 u!
occupy, aud amid the representatives o.
nations forming the Sacred ConciaVe no' .l
one, we are sure, will do more honor 10 Tue
choice Of the Sovereign Pont'f than W ne
| whom we are proud to hale as the mrs
American Cardinal, his Emiusnce the Car
dinal Archbishop of New York.