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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-05
TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE.
AMENDMENTS TO THE BYLAws-APPoNrMENr
OF THE COMMITTEES FOR THE YEAR

AMENDMENTS TO THE BYLAws-APPONTMENT
OF THE COMMITTEES FOR THE YEAR
The Tammany General Committee held regular
meeting last evening at 1ammany Hall, Four.
teenth street. MIR. John Kelly called the meeting
to order and appointed Judge Quinn as Chairman
for the evening, Mr.. Aoram 5. He witt being absent
on account oil sickness.
The report OF the TT treasurer showed that there
was now balance on hand OF s1,962
General McMahon. on behalf OF the Committee
on Bylaws, handed In a report, which proviaed Tor
some changes in few OF The articles In
the main the bylaws remain the same
as they were last year. The annexed
districts we're provided Tor. new section
was introduced under article 10, BY which
resolutions may be easily shut on rom being read
It being the rule TO nave them referred 20 the
Committee on Organization. An instance OF this
occurred last evening Immediately after the adop.
ton OF the amended bylaws. A preamble and
resolution touching upon unjust taxation and the
remedy therefor IN the city OF New York were az
once referred 10 the Committee on organization,
the title OF the SUBJECT matter and the name OF the
member VINO proposed the resolutions alone being
read. majority o! the members OF the General
Committee. however, have power TO demand the
reading OF any OF the papers referred to IN the
section.
rhe. following are the names OF the committees
appointed by the chairman or the ensuing YEAR,
Committed on Fnance-John Kelly, chairman !:
EDWARD J. Fitzpatrick, John J. German Thomas
Dunlap, Edward D. Gale, Henry Ii. Porter and
James DAILY.
committee on neutrality-suspicious. osfigan,
chairman r. r. MarDury William II. Burns. Fred.
ercS. smytn, Charles W. Clancy, Michael J. Adrian
and John Van Claim.
committee on .Ndturaiizauon--Henry r. DAVID
Chairman: Dennis QUINN, William w.. Cook, Ed
ward Z. Sheehy. Francis " Curing, Willis y. Paine
and j. william GuntZer.
Committee on friNttng-Edward L. Donueily,
chairman; william c. Conner. Thomas Snieis. Ed
ward GIIon, J. Henry Ford seu &. Douglas and
Heury Hughes.
committee on Municipal Governnent-w illiam
c. whitney. chairman: William A. Boyd. James
Harris. Lewis u. Waehner, Augustus Schell, John
4. MCGOWAN, Ambrose Mcneil and Francis b.
Spinoa.
the meeting then adjourned.
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REAL ESTATE.

The only attractions offered at the Exchange
Salesroom yesterday were the following lore
closure sales :-Messrs E. A. Lawrence Il 20. sold,
under the direction OF E. D. Gale. referee, by
order OF the Court, house and lot located on
Forty-third street. west OF Tenth avenue; Mr..
william Kennedy. BY the same order, under the
direction Of X. r. Farrell referee, disposed OF q
tenement house, with lof located on Ftfty.ourth
street, east OF Tenth avenue, ana Mr.. r. v. Har-
nett sold bv order OF the Court. under the direc-
ton OF Jonn Pyne referee, the premises Nos. 1911,
1913 and 1875 East Houston street. SubJoined ara
PARTICULARS
NEW YORK PsoPxRry-sY "a LAwREscE AND co.
SIS. ana b bk and l., s. .. Esd st.. 2l63 IT. OF
10th av lot l68xl0s; Mrs Ann K. Megrs plaintiff 30S3
BY WILLIAM KENNEDY
"a g. bk tenement h. and L.. 9th st.. 422 n. e.
OF ION av.. lot 2sx5z4x2Sx5o.5; E. K Brown. ID
a. HARNErr
8. and b. biz h. and l., No. I9l East Houston St,
IS, 40 II. e. Of Orchard St, lot 20x3l $. J.
is ana B. 6K h. and L. No iss adjoining the ''00
above lot Uxsl: S. Scheurer. .;;;........ 1850
above lot 2Oxsl; s. J. Scheurer $50
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which will cause loss to this city OF NOT less than
LOCO employees. Tne new factory 10 to be opened
during the coming spring.
DAILY READER.
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EFFECT OF SLOW TRAVEL
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALDs-
The absence OF QUICK transit mas caused the
Lorillards TO build large factory In Jersey City,
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[BERAL REPUBLICAN
COMMITTEE.
GENERAL

There was regular monthly meeting last even.
ing OF the ABOVE committee at their headquarters.
NO. 463 Fourth avenue. Or. Martin Frellgn was in
the cnair, and after the roll was called there was
an animated discussion as TO the reception or the
report naming delegates rom the sixteenth dis
,ric. ~ was lost. reference back 70 The district
was made Tor new election. The committees on
the new nal. ana other matters asked Tor iurthcr
time 10 report. There was very lull attend zee
ana much IN crest was manifested.
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that he had and II he had, he (3lessinR) was de.
Iermined to get an answer 70 his resolution. The
incident created quite q laugh at BihnRs' expense.
There is cons( erabe talk IN poliiica, circles
about Columbus Rvans position In the PARK. HIS
trends say rnat he can easily get another years
leave to hold on 70 the exclusive privilege Keep
ing restaurants, &C., through Comptroller Green
though ne Is no longer superintendent. several
disnteres parties say they will give $1,000
year i0r Ryan's privilege.
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THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN.

RESIGNATION OF CHAMBERLAIN LANE.
George W. Lane, the City chamberlain, sent in
his resignation to the Mayor on Wednesday even.
ing, and the Mayor yesterday reluctantly decided
TO accept 1t. the resignation to take effect when
Mr.. Lanes successor Is appointed. The following
Ia Mr. Lanes letter TO the Mayor:--
NEW YORK, Feb. 8. 1878.
HON. WILLIAM II. wlcKHAA Mayor, &c. -
When the late Mayor. the Hoo. william F. Have
never, appointed me City Chamberlain II was WI n
great reluctance that consented to accept Inc
ONCE. During tue past summer rendered 10 him
my resignation, when he declined. Circumstances
me now to ask that You pccspl my ressna,ioa as
CITY Chamberlain. hereOy rendered, and reeve
me from tue duties and responsibilities OF the
once. In DONG SO permit me 10 express my fhanSs
TO YOU, and through you 70 The oiicers aud en-
ployes OF the several departments for their uni
form courtesy and Kindness extended TO me-
remain, very respectfully. your ooedieot SER
want GEORGE w. LANE.
The following reply was sent to this letter by
Mr. Wicknam yesterday:-
Executive DEPARTMENT,
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, Fe0. d. 1873
Hon. GEORGE w. LANE:-
DEAR SIR have your letter OF yesterday ten.
dering your resignation as City Chamberlain. IL
is with regret that nave received this communi-
cation from you and with reluctance. overcome
only by deerence TO your own positive unwilling
ness to reconsider the step. that can assent TO
your withdrawal from tae office.
Through many years OF friendship for you and Of
regard every Wy greater Tor the sterling quail.
ties OF your character as citizen and In all mat
tiers OF business have learned TO appreciate the
singular fitness oil your original selection Tor the
responsible Office you have ued with such salts
faction 70 the community and the advantage It
would have been 10 my own administration TO
have been able TO re am you as Chamberlain
during nv entire term as Mayor.
With my ACCOMPLISHMENTS Tor the KIND ex-
pressons OF your letter and thanks for The con-
slderatlon you nave SHOWN me In all our o11clal
am, dear sur with the best wishes Tor
your welfare very respectfully,
Although many prominent gentlemen are men,
toned IN connection with the position the Mayor
states that ne has not as yet decided upon any
one as Mr.. Lanes successor.
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Contributions are earnestly solicited. aud may
be sent to the HERALD, or 10 Rev. Alvah Wlswall.
No. So Varick street.
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ST. JOHNS GUILD.

The following contributions were sent to Rev.
Avah wiswall. Master OF 81. Johns Guild, on Tues
day OF this week.. and paid over TO Andrew W.
, 1875-08-24
Whipped to Den&3as

RtchMoad tra.} EhN+
Some OF ctr Ioadora may rencEbor 4 negro
man named Peter D,gges. now about 90 yeara
old, formerly slave Of DR.. Thlley, Of thia city.
and for abort time during tho War servant to
0tu. Wigfal. For some yoars past Digges
has Tired with his wife in Fauquier County, on
laud belonging to Mr. Jasnos Matbha!l, nosr
Ortoan. le was ar1csted on the afternoon Of
tho 7th inat. for whipping his sou, = boy II
years Of age, IN such oEuol manner that he diod
under the torture. Tho alleged provocs.'nn Ia
that the boy had run away from homa, Digges
having boon heard to say that oe would broxk
him Of running on or Kill him aud be hanged
for it,. On tho morning Of tho 7tA he was seen
dragging tho boY to the corD-houno with
plow-iinea aud hickoriea in one hand ~ tho
Instruments Of torture. Tho boy mas atnfped
nskedt bound, and iAAhod without mercy. lhe
unnatural paront thon stopped to rest for spoil,
acol1ibg tho hoy meantime whlie ho pleaded for
mercy. Ifo thon whipped him > second And pos
sbly = third time, willis tho chlld VA, moaning
piteously and yatniY endeavortpg to rise and
dress himaelf in Obedience to hi fathers CON-
mAnd. Tie torture WAS inuiotod ip the proAonco
OF TWO or three nogro man, Who otfosel no inter.
seranco. Boon after tho whipping tho hoy died
In tho snost distressing sgon.es.. Diggos, altar
being arrested, contensed that 10 killed the child
but Urged In ex1snuation that be did not know
tho injuries 10 Was tnActng. This apology,
however, Ia dapro1ed by tho condition Of tue
boys body after death.
, 1875-08-24

| Resolutions Adopted bY Members 1t
| thu Joliet prGss-Iho Funeral Hcr-

Revolutions Adopted ty Members 1T
thu Joliet rrGss-Ihe Funeral Scr.
tfinn.
isrscfal Dtspatfh Ia Tbs Chtrapo Tr,bnat.
Jo1aIr, Ill.,, Aug. 2l-At a snocting pf tho
press fInteEnfty o! this city. hehl At tue oco Of
tho joliet San last Saturday evening. 10 lake
action In relation to tho death Of tho lhto New.
ton g. urimwood, tho following resolutions wero
nt!orlcds
WHEnZAs. Tie 1ate Newton q. nrimwooi, WIN 70.
Gently met 40 tragic teath for May months tAe
lo n elItor of TIM Joliet sun nn1 was young jniE.
dGslsy, Aud sterling inr9rtty agreeable colnpan-
fun trusted fs!cnd, and MI honor o tho profession
Of b1a ctlDcc,
Ktsortd. Thnt In tho death Of Newton g. Gsiu,wno l.
who tor time city editor III tnrt, ani n.ote
recently rrIlorter the ChEcnRo Er'nfn7 .jonrna
ne rccugnze The fact That fraternity bus met With
loss thst liIerlry eli cs will deeply feel anti That
crty at largo viii very grcay dcilorc. That VIC hol
Tho virtues Of our youhH friend lit high esteem.
and worthy Of Imitation by iho brcthron u hs prcAs
everywhere.
ftso!ted. That, whils profoundly regret Tho msn-
ncs Of his dcalh, Is Satisfaction 10 know thai be
cngsRe, with aotIitr-iiko btasfug md courage,
10 tha lcptinats pursuit Of hts calling.
Rf4ottf, That copy nf t1ese rtnollit!ons bb for
waEleI u hs Kindred at YurkvllIc, and atso 10 tle
Chicago Ertnno journal, and that tlb papers Ui this
city 10 requested 10 publish ila kAtnu.
The funeral sermon wAa pro4chptl at Dratol
staton yeptc1dav bY the lloy. Mr.. nentor, p1s.
snr of tue Baptist Church. Tho church was
orowucd, and tho onti1o exercises Of tho tnost
solemn character,
, 1875-08-24
A Chinese Haptt4ts

That the MougoilAn " making a most desper-
ato sudeAvoE to outstsip hix pAler brother il
matters OF church diacipline wAs fully dem-
oustrated tho other day BY q novel church
trial, held Ia this city under tho Moderator
shlp Of tbs Ney. !. Il. Kalloch. Tho complainant
wa4 Al Jim, sn enthusiastic lmmersod CHI.
uaman, and tile one complained agAinsl waa hja
pastor, tho lav. Mr. Fraucls, Of tho Chinese
L!sslon, ALI Jim hse read Of the PazshAl caso
the spaculatiops OF Dawson were freah ia his
ulnd, and for fear tlAt Lii. FrAncis would, In
Al ungusrded momout, do something 10
scandAllze Ala p!g'tailod congregation, 10
thought it his Ohn4ian duty to move in tho
matter, and 70 preferred charges Of "lndolont
laziuess'' and hf.!.e lypoc1isy" agalnst h,s
dearly-bolosal chief, As 4 Marntag that break
srs wsro cestsiulY hAoad. Tue charges wsro
made in the regular WAy; the Council ooa-
sened. .na Ah JiM was promptly ou hand 10
put tue ltoy. Mr. Francis through trst-c!ass
tnysskigatiun. ua conducted tLs prosecution
with moro than ordinary skill In his cosluH
speech to The Council he statad that Mr. Francis
Eas uot only "indolen.ly lAzv," but that hs was
10 exceedingly l9uorant Of tho doctrines OF Cou-
fuoius that bs nxs rot even flk TO carry On III
srKumens with wAsh-houso skeptlc Hut, with
A!l hs eloQueuoe, She Couucil ascided against Al
jim, aud he nuw thrG &taDs to Withdraw from tia
p!upEsEs aad atast uApast' 0ospel"saop Of Als
aH1.
, 1875-08-24

's ...,, pn., W. M. ,s',',...'',' ee"s ~! u.
1,u,,rut.
So>c,a, D,spa, II to The chfedqo 7rteuut.
Tonoyro Ont. Aur. o3.-Ihe taat of lin ur,ts
In n, vacancies in tin Dntorio loral counituop-
,toa ,xi,1 IN s.,o,, ,o.,.y 1J.,vo.t ~, ho t,va,
.''e "''' w e'a'a %0A'' '''' ""' ~ e'eA
oelose poiilne Gays
The Woltand County Reform demonstration in
Niagara District waa ono Of tho mos. successful
no1ttica, t]cmonatrations hall for voaru. ronr
,,, ,,,r cn,,,,,;os !, t,at I.tr;,, ,,o11
soa'' "so W.. e,aso :" .ae ~, INSISTS "oio no4o
and represented Ny iohf tories. NOW. t"o
Of thonl nIo represented by Iaforme1s, QUO
of whom is tho Hon. J. q. Crrrie. an old
n,,itc,, v.r.horsc an,1 +1tc dononstrntio, we.
r .,a 49, an "' "A1
III hehoF " lne esent' osor o'"oo people were
pFosont' anu among tho Speakers "ere tlo Lion.
Oliver MowRtt, Iru1niar OF Outarlo, and six or
EIGHT menbers nf Parliament. In tin tho coursn
~ ~. .,o.a, .,1,,,,u ~ ,,,o s,..a,h 81 .xa.
~ n' pps1.", N's ~ ~ ~ ""u r'H'-
pocts OF h'a no'ofnmohs' tho tFehler SAID lilo
Opposition were shouting "Reacton " because
thoy would like to SEQ IT, but lo yeuturod to eay
tb.t tho nconIo oi tho provjnca ,1ero mi mn.
s, - -. rf ssss,s., H. 49,. .,s..:. IVY ~ ~
P"teu iot 'e"ss'u''. ~ '''o 'ass e'ee''oo tue5
had andorsed the nc1son OF tno onta1so M1n-
istry by as largo a majority US they
.,,,, ~ ~ sas,,,l, sIs r.s -. s.."s 49,; NV
"oa'o W ap7uiu w nu't'o0" .na'' nln'o 'ao een~
olal e'eeI'on' anf chanee haa taKeh pace IN
public opinion. seeing tint tho Legislature had
, 1875-08-24

Tho Cnao OF The Woman who De1Ih-
nrntcly Drowned Herself md 1acE
XhEc0 Tnl4.

Tho Cnso OF Tho Woman who De1ih-
nrntcly Drowned IRcracBf md Her
Three Childrnm.
Jtttsburg Chronicle.
Rcadiug wAH on Tuos.ay the scene Of ono Of
the most terrible tEagodios that has occurred IN
this State for ntinba1 Of years. At about C:3o
o'clock on tho oTanlng in question woman of
medium height ana full figure was observed
passing oyer tho Harrisburg BRIDGE short cla-
tanco from tho city proper. sho waB ACCOM-
panied by tlrco children, two Of them g,rls.
agod aud seatB and tho other boy OF 0.
Upon reaching the far Bide OF the river tho little
party dcsrenslod to tt,e tow.pa,h Of tho Union
Canal. and proceeded in tho direction OF tho Tui-
pohocAen Creek. Tho cl,iIslrcu saipped along
mer1ily, dclghtci with their ramble In the coun.
try, whilst tho mother walked mood!lywith tho.,.
At point about ~ tniloa from tho City Of
Ronding she waH eoon by n young lady to atop
and illl q largs basket nhn lad With hor with
Btoues.
This dono, rho strapped tt tightly to her waist,
md picking up the little low Htto threw lin, on
her b1east an'l then tnkinR ono at tho girls
under cach Of her arms, deliberately throw l.cr-
solf Into tho canal. but few moments inter-
venco between tho filing Of tho baBat i. and tue
fatal act. mud beforc the nd. which came in lilo
reraon Of q Mr. Fnrney aud several farn-han,la.
who rushed to tho wator'n cdEo upon hearing tho
cries OF tho chil}ron, cau1d eHcet a roBcllo, tho
mother aud ch:ldre IN had dpAppeazcJ. Tnero
wns moment Of struggling Rtd battling with
the waters, md then the worna.l borno down by
tho weight OF tho basket OF stoncs md tle chill
dren, sank to the bottom. Tho rcpc'1inK party
began graphing for tho boflies, and in short
limo recovered two Of tho child on; preacntlv tho
third wAs obtained. md finally the boly of tho
mother woa found. The muthcr and chiltlton
wero we'll lreasol. Tho bodies OF tho four were
laid upon tho bank Of tho stream.
Notice wns at oncn nGnt to tho Coroner. and
jury was Impaneled uouo Of whoBo members
~cre no!o 20 recoVn!zc Tho tioad woman or her
chitron. Their verdict was that tho wom1n
came 10 her death By suicidal drowning. whilst
tho children came to theirs by tho wlllful act OF
the peraon (s,lnpoacd to ho tlle rnothcr) WHO wna
with them. The dnatl bodies Wcro taken to tho
cty. and were nbout to be buried, when ! Mrs.
l'ockmueh1, who had vowed thom nt tho Under
takcr's Office, rocogn1zed tile woman Rs tho "ife
and the children NJ tle offspring Of Philip Boa.
singer, German safonn-keopeF. IIo WA at
onco aumm,n mod, and made acquainted With tho
sad event which bad deprvod hlm Of sifo and
a family OF children. No motive Ia assigned for
the fatal act Of Mrs. Desninger.
, 1875-08-24
TutnoF ef Twelve Fcnrss Growth Cured n
KalsvAy'a Nesulvcnt.
AN IMPORTANT LITTER.

Frnm prominent gentleman and resident Of Cincinnati
D., fot ts pAst tuTtJ {cArx wall kuowu lbs npxs49@
puhll.hass throughout ths uuitoa 6iatss.
NEW Yonx, Oct. Il. fse.
Dh. RADHAy-DrAA 6Tl, l snl inducod BY i 1uo.a o.
xu.klnx ot Xous tneaiuns nYset Eur so7erA! {ssn
u ~
r mat terribly affecting DISEASE. which ths ph1saia T.
napmstioa Of tha ktdns1s aud blsddar, aud xa.s
thotr opntoa that {J Aae73 }aa1-w9ud prosnn.s ~
Pay.c!sna. aad bad taken '.ses au.nuy Of ,aei,si1t
lid tssa ii a.toaiikias surss s,Ias boon S.da
!smedies and some four months axo road n.1iea a!s
sooted persoa .ho had 1onx bean suernE a. ~
been, lwsut 111ht IT and s.t of @ si.t
sud eon.nsaesa taking thsu. IN troo tsJs xsA tFsA
q. ". JAMES, Cinsianst. O.
, 1875-08-24
TELEGRApHiC BREVITlEs,

Preparations for tho stato Fa,r continue 10 20
on with undated sigor ut OTTAWA. Tho new
railroad track from tho C., L. L Y, leput to tho
grounds tB nsRrly completed.
Guns wero AIed oyeEy half hour at sha United
Ststes arsenal At Little 1tock yesterday. cuns-
memory Ut px-Iscsldent Johnson.
terlay iu slustto form, enlarged aud m new
type. The paper is very haadnomo rheet. and
presents decidedly metropolitan appearaucs.
Gen. Terry. atsenaed by Coils. Darte and
Hughes alnl Mr. sleAd. Goneral Manager Of !hs
Northern Pacific. leEt st, Paul 6nulay awning
b. SPECIAL I1ain IL mcot Secretary ua!kaip 1t
bismarck,
The Turner Hocietles. numbering '.'snut 3.0O0
men, Isgadsd through tho streets It ksw Yutl
3salsI4ay, and AternAtta took t,u CATS gu1
, 1875-08-24
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

Every drop nf tho ShrsAparilIi&u Resolvcnt comnua
satei sa ta.""ka tha hlo1. cws.t urine. an oth a,
thu xsatca q, tho hpdt ~l!n aud rulad n.sI.
Sc!ous, EJphls, c1nsnnPtIon, SlandulAr disease uja
st1of p.st: ot M tie syse sots eyet. ssru1ora. d.
cn.es. ntuatinu fever scald bos rlnHwotp ii,
ronn. otyslrolas. sohs ack spo,, nfnis i, t5e !s'u
paau al,ch11sos, night a~rat.. lst Of .pon = Il
NasGs Of tu5 f! pne!pls, are within ta
VIII srovo q any pc1.on usihe II for eth.r d.s,.s ID
III, raticnt, daily becoming reduced by Tho ~a,a
and decomposition that IL continually pf9rc.sin9, s1s
9Th NV Hsteal I'll m.as IT,. healthy b
fur ones this rcmsdy ooutn ,usos IT, wntk ii paa
Satsao snd .ncesed: n umlnt:hink tle IT, It x.s
fefl hl1,sef growing better and htngef, tha fnod d.
Ecsug bctoE appetite Improving, aud 1,ah and xctfat
increasing. -. :.
MOI only does thu s.r..p.ttlliau neaossnt e1eei III
krnwn rosdfal ARsna t1 The u ChronIr SuOfun4
Constitutional. aud Skin diseases. but 1t tic ua pAL
tiFn euro lor |
, 1875-08-24

CINCINNATI O., Aug. 23.-The Eh7lirer's
Canton, o.. special says tho roof and contents
OF the upper story Of Dalrs noapor Worka were
burnod to-day. The remainder Of tho building
was sAEod in damaged condition. Tho contonts
OF tho floor burned consatel OF Platforms; entIro
ly consumed. Loss estimated at $4,000. Fully
Insured, but namca Ct companies not known,
, 1875-08-24

EvAssVlLIE, 1n'l., Aug. GA meeting Of the
Alumni Chapter Ut Deta Theta ri MAE hold hero
luis evening, "hen arrangements wers perfected
for tle coming Convention of the Order which
will assemble for organization "Wednesday lnosu-
Ing next, 1t 10 ottlnok. 1t Uid Fellows Ilal. 4
hearty Welcome will 10 gwen to nll Araoas who
attend tho Uuta ho4d4uA1isIs 1t the 1t. George
uutsL
, 1875-08-24
THE WINTERMuTE TRIAL.



GnASb RAr1ps, Mich, Aug. 23.-It vail DO ro-
nlombercd that George Loais son OF Richard
Lowis, Nowaygo County. was slot III quarrel
with tis father On tho 9TH inst, George Lewis
was ahot in the right aide Of tho cl.eat. uo died
OH tho 18th. Though post.motton cxamlna-
sion said young Lowls aas killed by a gunsllos
wound from q rifle gun while in tito hands Of
Richard 1.owiB. Ills fathur tho 1attor was dis
charged altGr an examination on tho 2tst. aa
nono Of TIM oye-wa.neaso", mon,boss Ut tho fntu-
MaH acciuahtaL
, 1875-08-24
Thief CAPTURED.
Spktf1{ Dtsbateh IL TIA EJM.iJo Irt

3ptclal UsDatch u IKa G'icId0 IT36uns.
DLooa1sATos, ILL.,, Ang. 23.-sIiclaal Lavin.
who stole several hundred dollars worth Of low
elry from Joseph MclIush laas fall, md has
sincs kept SLY OF Dlnoniugton, and who IL sls-
pected OF having attempted incondiarism Ia tho
Office Of the Alton noad at Bloomington, was
captuiel this morning by &ho pollus in tho
Tho houHe waA surrounded by tho police all
night, but an entranco was prevented BY i.aviu'a
father mud mother, WHO guarded tue doors with
4 Hlot-gua mud hot wator.
, 1875-08-24
SANkEY.

SExefaI pt,pateh to Tbs chttaoa 7rfbuns.
P1r7suuRo, Aug. 23.--lra D. BAnkay mada hts
first public appearance to-day 1t the canp.mset-
lug At Mt, sowickley, near Lootsda1o on the Fort
Wayua Railroad. 1o gave ono Of
his boautitul sorv'cca Of song before
IN immenao gathering, Aua was
accorded epontsnaous and loarty Welcome, lii,
HApkey stated that he would not atart out again
with Mr. Moody until tall, 1hen thoy would a1,-
pear together Ia New York, Mr. BaukeY left for
Luz home at New Cattle to-nlglt.
, 1875-08-24

BTte1aI U3Fpa{ch 70 Tie Chicago TF7bWHs.
LEavENwoNTt, kan., Aug. 13,-Col. D. r.
Anthony, who WAS shot In tho Opera House on
tho nth Of May last by W. ". Etnhsoy, made
his appearance on tho street for tho first time
to-day, aftor having been confined to his too1n
for tUl days. The case has bn!llod tho efforts Of
all ttla medical fraternity bolh East anu WsHs
md thoy are both loatll to know what technical
tartn IL apply to tue wound. Cot. Anthons viii
mako Vss!t IN n fsw days to Rochester, N. T.,
wAeie he 6ues tur further medical troatmont.
, 1875-08-24

1ogtatercd lnttern. Taylos Ia a nepsw nf tbs
lsto rrohidrp. TAYLOR, aml has heretofore horne
high character. Tho case Ilns excilet! tnt1r!t
spierest, butll m account ot tho prominence 1T
tho accnucf atu because OF tho peculiar nntura
Of lilo evidence.
, 1875-08-24

Srtci1t H,pateh Ia The chieag3 Tribune.
ATKINSON. ILL.,, Aug. o3.-Jobn MatczLwitz Was
drowned iu (ileeu Rves yesterday about II
o'clock a. N. Ills mothor and step-father, john
k1ans lYo in ltlchlautl County, His.
hpse1at DNpatsh to Ths GhHtaa tribune.
La CAossE, Via, Aug. 2J.-A young girl, name
not learned, Was drowned this sYoulug.
, 1875-08-24

C1ScTNNAT1 O.. Aug. 23.-Thomaa and Nich-
olaH Moran, who Kicked their brother William to
death In tho Fifth Atroot horso auction last
Thursday. weso toloayc4 on eo,01o bali each.
although charged with mur.lsr III tho nocopd do
Rteo. The Acllun OF tiIe pollco CURT authors
ties is tho causo ot much uufayorablo oommout,
, 1875-08-24

Eptetat HspateA to 7hs Ghleaao Tribune.
sr. LOUIS, Aug, 23.-Tom Allou, the champion
pugist. made An affidavit to-day against cour.
tssau OF Green htraet, charging lar with rob-
bipg him ut $3 while ho waa spending tho
night With her.
, 1875-08-24

Special Dispatch to Yhs Ch,eaao Tribune.
Bouru BESp, 1nd., Aug. 2j.--A wolE on tho
farm of Join Bommers. Just outside the city,
cayed in this afternoon. buying Lafayette Nor
gat,, who whs engaged In Hal!ing It I'D. Tho
vol was Gu feet deep, and tue walIiug waa l,p
40 Teet. Parties a1o engaged IN digging tie
body out.