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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-16

In Central America there is move
ment on foot to form one national gov
eminent out Of the States Of Nicaragua,
Gustemals, Salvador, Costa Rica and
Honduras. A compact has been signed
for that purpose by the three first-named
States, and efforts are making to bring
the latter into the same line. What re-
suits, says the Philadelphia Times, will
There always have been jesloGsies be-
tween these States which have prevent
ed them from acting in full concert and
thus securing their rights both at home
and abroad. In Honduras English in
fiuence has been potential. English
capital has been poured into that coun-
try, and thus Honduras prevented from
acting with her sister States. II she
agrees to the present movement there
are good reasons for concluding that
England has hand in the matter. AS
there is a reasonable certainty that the
ocean ship-canal will be constructed at
no distant day, England may feel the
necessity OF having foothold near that
great roadway Of nations, and thus
controlling its policy to the full
eat possible extent. Such a confed-
Grafton as that proposed, if free
from all foreign complications and in
reference, would indicate the policy Of
the waste portion of the new world, and
hence its Importance in that shape, and
no other. The congress Of the five
States that met st La Union, in 1872,
failed to bring about confederation,
aud there are no reasonable hopes that a
different result will be reached at pres
eut. Still, in view OF the possible bene-
fits to the people, it is worth while again
attempting it. We should be glad to
welcome another United States, for in
union there is strength.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-16

thankful for all such men as Mr.. Com
stock, and think that the press OF the
whole Union should make it point to
encourage him in every way possible.
His work filtingly illustrates the value
Of the ounce preventive which is worth
more than the pound Of cure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-16
MEMPHIS APPEAL
sATURDIT. ;: OCTOBER 10, 1875.

THE New York Tribune administers d
sayere rebuks TO Ex-senator Fentoni
who has again given his adhesion to the
Republican party, bAsing his sction
solely upon the dangerous national ten
denotes of the Democratic pariy-espe-
ciauy as shown by the rapid spread o.
the infisti1n mania. Our Contemporary
SAYS that initiation Is not the question ID
New York, bat honest officer, and that
the best way TO fight for it is to support
honest candidates, suggesting that Fen
toms duty a. an independent would, If
he understood his duty, lead him into
the ranks Of the great army led by Gov
ernor Tilden.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-16
ECHoL ACADEMY

WILL be opened on MONDAY, SEPT Z a-
w BER6th, under the charge Of Nr5- Hs or
gia Murray, formerly Miss Georgia sharpe
For terms, apply at the residence cor Hrr
EchoI and Elliott streets
, 1875-08-10
A Jake on ~ AndN.,s

Andrew Johnsan aud Meredith i. Gentry. in
1855, wara tue opposing candidates. for Governor
Of Tennessee The leading organ Of tho Demo.
orAtlo part Of tue State. q that timo, waa edited
BY +. Il. Eastman, who possessed tho lap
py faculty Of stirring up ths bile Of
political opponents. W. make this atAts-
thoroughly underwood. Tha oonteet bet xeen
these parties was hasos one but johnson In
umpued. Gentry bowsd gracefully to the viii Of
tho people, md retired 70 bIs faEn IN Bedford
County. Hin enthce!attic friends. Col. Msst
lfAst1u and tho Roy. William q. Rsownlov, soou
paid him visit. Ths lsstse Il mol wholly uu-
d.y.; sna xhsa u; w.ss ~ .boa. .
depart, Gentry, taking down =, Dlble
GoQuiahaa diviGs to si&is nj houae and Lara
, 1875-08-10

watcr ahclis and otllor frsAlwAtnr aElotis OF
varoua kinds wore found near to tllsn in grca.
abundance. One OF tho most remarkable oh
jegth foun.i IN tl1ese excavations il TIN Upper
jaw. tst.tn. facial boues, and eyeaockate OF Al,
a'itnal IT ttla rodenia or gnAwing order. TEta I
only wanting in Two toeth-namely, tboAe beIong-
Ing u t,lo cc,lt,c nf Tho front Of tho mouth,
wtci! tic sucsotH SHOW we're, like tho rabblt'N.
9t'a~lng ter.h. Tho other tv3lye looth ron,ai!i
~ HIS law, the 1nt'ats toiug eight aud tho i'll
ciaosn Tour: but the Illcianr teeth arc placed two
0n either aide Of tho cc...ral giawtng teosh, and
not between tho twn cAn.nA leo.h. a. In tho cnf-
ntvofa, Including ruats. 1his fragment OF tho
mouth and facial boheh OF a1 annual il naarly OF
THE Hizo of tho like parss Vt ll,e iu1man fInne
and. excepting for Tho E.t4.tian Of thu rodent
t,cth and tho ahsenea of tho canine teetl,, It
might al tllrt sight bc mistaken Tor ptttio1, III
a human load No animal of tts tuleitia nrtcr
of 10 largo size in HOW. hnwAvor, fs,i,d in t,in
country, or known to lIave e1iatei in 1t within
tho period Of human hiHtory. With ellcsc All.
NAL resnains. and At about tho satbs spot. lint
tsulfe wAs found. evidently formed by carly
llHman skill. Most OF l!,eae ancient a.
nnalns werc discovered at about thisty-two tco.
below tito surface Of thu baisk Of tho rivnr oppu-
site Abingdon stseet, and 1.-Two feet above tho
Icve! 0f tho London clay. onhn.!del in deposit
OF black vegetable motld Containing numerous
pieces Of tho smaller branches Of traes bec3no
black an peat oak. Home Of Tho bo1leB. Including
those OF the rodent animal. mixed toyether With
s!,ellA were, however. found iu \ AuviaI randy
s1t or drift; aud 1t Was III ,e1os,t Ut tl1iH kind
shRt tho Et knife HsH obtained.
, 1875-08-10
POLITICAL EOCE5,

Bans enterpr,sing California pspor might con.
fer favor III tlso l;astcrn preHs by ],,tlishfpg
compl-le liAt Of thu nominations for Congress- In
that State 40 far as nlade up.
joel Parker, OF New Jerssy, Ia tnontionc cd 70,
President W - correspondent Ut tito New York
Tribune, Who thinks t!ia wouil 10 good tin,u
10 rcsusctsale o Was-Governor.
Tho New York Sun bluntty Bays. "The truth
ts, tho man who IT, nbovo ALL roaE onBibic for tho
escape Of tho Hug inen. with their puuder, ID
Charles o'Cenor himself" Lot us hayo that 4
Gttlo more CLEARLY mado out.
Tue TnluuNE's suggestion that Jay Gouids
ACCESSION 10 tho Wosleln Union Telegraph Com
rany may cauhe revival Of tho ostat telegraph
seaemo hsa struck responsive chord goue-
shoro. Tho papors aro talking about It.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial stakcs its tepu-
tkton as prophet On tho prediction that th0
Republicans viii carry Ohio this 1al!; and tho
Enquirer, which has no reputation to stake,
Hagcrs money that the Democrats will have
23b00 majority.
William D. Ko1iey Aaa hardeuel his 1osrt aud
nade up programme for Lis Woatern eau.
phgu, Neither Chicago nor indianapolis will
ospared,-probably because they do not con-
tain lho standard number OF Iro just men, &C.
eordlng to tue ray. baby standard.
Maryland ls eaton up by corruption, thinks to
IN anornons Democratic majority aud purely
Democratic administration. Kentucky, too, will
eguzzlod, il sho III not careful. uig ma1ositios
h"a}s bring rugs. Az tie 1rshmxn said: "Ev-
cry fnlo has ita exception. but this rule Las
none."
Zen Dut}or msdo himself ridicuoua at tho
oConnell dlnuer iu Boston, by fulaom1e pano-
g!Elc on tho Irish. llo w.&.Itod to have tie Irish
flag wayo oror Now England. but what 10
Tsntel most Of all, It waa plain to eoc. was
promise OF Irish support in future political CAM
palgns.
The Minneapolis Tribune aaya Il Ia true
enough that tho recent Convention tn 1liupe-
sota VIVA not controlled lu tha Itamsey interest.
There IL inaee4 uo "Iiamsey interest or "Da-
viz interest,"" but ouly tho Republican party OF
minnesota, which proposes to eiec! pilAbury
Governor.
* iLo Democrhtlc phrty becomes the party OF
lnflatlon II will also beco,uo the party OF Butler
anu Butlcrian. Kelley will Join it; Bosa Shop
hefa WIN Join It; all tbo ca.pet-bayRerH will join
IT, Wa shall then llayo all honest mans paety,
"oleh NIL 10 tho Republican. and party CON-
posed In equal parta OF LuaveA hnd fools. which
Nll 10 the Democratic.
Col. Mocooi lounges about tho hotels OF Bats-
tosa' and talks politics to auY io!or who casos for
hls opinion. OF Gov. Hayss. tie Ohio Repub-
4eao Candidate. ho Bsyss .If Haycs Is elected
oo'eraoF. ho will DO available for the presi-
aency. He's fellow OF amazlug good md
equal senso. 10 waa dcnofal In tho War,
al uncle died aud loft him $3.50, ,0O0. Ho IL =
4 fnaa t..
, 1875-08-10

THE GRAND HAVEN AEGATTA.
Special DlsuatcA to Tbs Cnicaac Ir,tunA-
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Aug. 8.-Ths aunual
regatta Of tic Grand Haven aud Spring Lake
Association tale4 placo tomorrow aud Weiuos-
day. Tha veashcr is cloar, cool, and beautiful,
aud tho prospects aro favorable for succossful
regatta. Tho elegant pIizos veso placed ou ex-
hbtloa tbts morning. Tho luest Ia the Senior
fou-oar chai.ongo prize Glvcn by ". g. Slor-
man, proprietor OF tho Cutor lIouso. It 10 a
yacht Of solid Filver, liued with gold Of elegant
leblgn md finish.
1l!o programme llsa been changed Ronewnat.
The raecs will Row tako plaou as follows:
Itr$& dny-arand Haven first, Hou!or single
BcIll Hacond. tluca-boat race: thi1d. Junior
Alng!e acull i; fourth, Senior double scull fifth.
log-Eolling inate.,
Second sing-spr!ug Lsko first, Chicago scul-
lcih' ollccr.' ricc; sacoud, Jnnior six-oared
shell; tli,rdt barge raeo fourth, Senior four
oarod shell.
Ihs first race each day IL called 1t $50 p. n,.,
from the Commodure's boat, by sAn.pon-t firing,
and the succeeding EAces each hAlf hour. Hoais
not Y position as tho time specified will be d!a-
qualified,
, 1875-08-10

Election ~ THE INDIAN TERRITORY,
FoItT Hihsos. I. T., Ang. 0,-Tha result Of the
late election III tho Chnrokos Nation for First
md Second Chiefs. Bcnasors. members Of the
National and Grand Coancil. aud for district
officers, passad on quietly. There was no dis
turbance of any kind except, In one precinct In
tho eh1usy District, aomo tot.headod partiaans
Of tho Downing party took possession OF tbs
polls, driving on tic Judges. taking thes places
and receiving voteB. Tho returns will be tarown
ont for rrognlarisy. but tho procsnct being SMALL
viii mot c!roct the general result. Rosurns coma In
SLOWLY owing to Tho high stago Of watcr In tho
streams. Having no bridges they all have to be
csohso.! by fortl!ng. The Iish water prevented
nh',y % fron reaching tho polls. The result is in
doubt for Chief, and 80 close that tho oGlciai
count .aas bo necessary to decide. It is generally
conceded s,, tonight, however, that tho presons
claei, william +. Ross, y ,e.electod for Beo-
ond t. term of (our years. TOSS has majority In
tlls M henatc aud Counch. majority of tic local
oilce'a ot ite lto:a party are elected. prodic-
havc not been yosited.
, 1875-08-10
PERSONAL

James 2. Gregory. Of tha unIt4d gt.te. ,rnv,
ID hAmmocked 1t tho 1remont.
D. F. Tltngb.,t a, IL. no,,n. p,.,.. t..
Agpest At tho fremont House.
JOAQUIN s,3,,sr IL ss,a ), has,. un,na,.
thin logs for A u,onnt,,n nns, '''01'''
rhav "a, ,,,.. 49,. 60 |
ued, 0F'"" ''4 'A' " 40 a'a@'
MA .,vhoa, o,,.
esp.enuj., NJ H.. ",.ss'. snss ssa'esoAy was ens
In nr,,ah ,,oor,- -, W u'ouees1ef Asss'' bY
ua,,... :, s,,..1F, 0a4'oo' .....
l., .o.' eonset NO" lecture on "eh1t Ia now
, 1875-08-10

without saying prayers for the family aud the
iintghborhood. nfo1nlo., ynu must pra5."
Tho Invitation wAA accepted. and. after ! chap
Ter In The 1hbto WAS read and \ hymn sn,r.
theY I'll got down upon theIr knses, Among
the pesitions that Irownlow ofrcFoi TIP vi.
tlIis ono "MAr tho Lord sond beam Of
a1aca upon tho honrt of Androw Johnnon and
lila n1au Eaatmau." 1entry at onea spra1ig 10
his fuot aud oxclntmod iu \ tol1l yaics, "Stop.
Bro"nfow. stopt II that petition IL anAwerod.
tho plln of sa.vation will bo o1ha,lat'l. Anh tho
balance OF nu will 10 damnel!" No Tennessoean
who ~as Intimately acquainted With Cot. dontry
viii doubt tho truth Of this storY.
, 1875-08-10

SpEcfal Uspalth @ FAs EHle130 7F16VnA.
DLoou1SoroS. ILL.,. Aug. 9.-A quarrel be-
txoeu ths Chicago 4 Alton Road and Tho Metho-
dtst Church Vt bloomington, brought on by tho
formor advertising Al excursion 10 ii. Louis TO
oppose thu Methodist sxcul4Ion via tue Cautral
ta fanlalia. is occaalolIuk good deal Of hard
ncsa OF feeling. TAs Chlcaso q Alton Company
ara selling tickets for all regular tratuA at ii,
wl,lle tho Contra! excursion charges $B inclatt..
Ing board bill at thu Southern Hotel. The Con-
trail traiu atarts tomorrow Ut II o'clock, undus
tho cAart,o Of AID. petar Rockm oil, accompanied
by kadol'a brass baud IN full uniform.
, 1875-08-10

10 ths Editor At Tia ca.euoo Tribune:
BrEUpENylLLE, O., Aug. I'll, Robert peAl, Of
Gleubonsillo, y, In nnBwef to Johu PedRrft's
letter III the stoubonyille HeraAl, Offering me-
ESQ to row OH the Calumet River, near Chicago,
uidh 10 hay that could not think Of coming to
Chicago for 60 small expenses, but will give
him sl00 oxponHos to row ma one-and. a~hAlf
miles and return on the Ohio Riyes at Bteubon-
villa for $3.50 aldo, to row Ia oms month from
AiguiuB artio:os. II tho 4boyo Hults John Ped
ertft, 10 can consider tho match on By forward
iug depos!s to tbs He.,dld ofIloa, stauhopyille,
Q. NoBEAF PkAL.
, 1875-08-10

PnILApEtPAtA9-RT. LOUIS DHo HN4,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. 8.-Ihe Ut. Louis
Club, ioE tho first time In their history, woro
wlli:emaaLed tass afternoon by the uudsrratel
Pnadeiphias. in tho presence Of shout 800 speo-
tators. Calvin pitched for tic Vt. Louta, but
waa poorly supported In tho tald. hiiEler aud
Eattin espceta!!y playing very poorly. snd the
Iilalelphika. batt!ng remarkably well, won N
esay victory by u score Of 10 to O. But eight Ut
Tho st. Luufs reached hEst baso, ays on clcan
hits, iuelndtng two-htsara by Pike aud Watt,
AlI threa III excusah1e ossorB, but only once
we're two MI the basea, aud then Funsr caught
Lang At the home-plato. Mclean umpireu I'M
partially. The snrps1siug defeat Ut the st. Louls
H. in @ neAsure. attributable to ths wonderful
batting Of tholr opponents, and to thor "oHl-
iny since Saturday eveniug that lstt than IN
pour con litloD.
lantn4s- as aA8S7 0
11l4dolphA. a bU& 2 8 OLD
cuICAoos- axps,
clsc1sNAT1. Aug, ,o.:-,Bsss-b.ll: Chicago
IL usuly organized. and played IT, aIss pnbllo
gems to-dny.
, 1875-08-10

1t the excavations now bsiuS made for tho
foundations af ths Thames enbsukulsnt II.
tsnsiou, to tho soulh Of the Houses OF rarls-
mont. sons interesting rsiics Of probably prs.
historic ago xore discovered On FRIDAY lat by
the woskinea employed thara. The.a consist,
fur tue mosa patt, Of hones supposed 10 DO
those Of extinct species Of quhd-
rupsds aud blrts but An.oug thsm
VA found tho uudsr 1awbons, retaining al
tas mo1aE sssth, Of = n,s1, apparently belonging
koaes dls3a3stsd hA1p adhaklaa % NAu ANAL
, 1875-08-10

NEW fUHk TT EMS.
NEW YoRx, Aug. 9.-DWight johnston, tho
President OF tho Flremsn's Firo Insurat,cc Com
panJ, Las boon appointed the Assiguee in the
case OF Archibald Ia1tcr i Co., tho suspended
gr1ln merchants.
Nhort L. Dodge, wine An d cigar merchant
and SUCCESSOR to Chamberlain 4 Dodge, has
made I'll assignment for the bouotlt OF lis c1et-
,torR, without preference. Hia unhiutiea nro
s70, 100, and hla aaaets R20, 700.
Tho New York State Superintendent of Bank
Ing baa forbidden savings banks from investing
iu 0.85 per cent bonds in the District of Coluui-
bin. - thcy arc held to be nelthaI Btata nor
United Htatea obligations.
, 1875-08-10

Tbs surviving members Of hs Fourtssnth
sud Oos Hundred aod TouEsso onth lnlnois Voluo-
taes Infantry viii report 10 persoa II Boards
town, Cass County, ILL.,, on Wednesday,. Aug. u,
1915.
d. Oqmmsad Of Cot. Craus HAIL.
Chairman Executive Cs4a.oittea
u%us. HaarmAl& 1tsvaAdSA YsItah Hu4lbue
, 1875-08-10

M1LwArKEE, Wis, Aug. IA fire At SPARTA
this morning destroyed Cooks Elevator, aud Ive
warehouses ownod by 11oHa.t d Gargll, King d.
Darwin, Apd II. Gsono. Two freight CARS Of tho
1T. raui Road and 100 bales OF hops welo
burned. Loas, alU, 600; insurance, $1,000.
, 1875-08-10

Spsttil Dt-pdteh to The Chita1o Tribune.
Ponr WAYNE, Iud., Aug. 9.--1his morning .
Balloon At No. G1 Columbia street. owned by Will
IAN 0aflney Vas damaged by tre to tho amount
Of g., 800.
, 1875-08-10

OhAnA. Aug. o.-pspess In tho suits ot the
D. i Ii, Il. r.. In Nsbraska, against ak
teen eouatioa to restrain their TtoAaurots
from collecting shs taxes for 1874, have beea
flied In tho Office OF the Uterk Of tho United
granted iii Aug. Sl,
, 1875-08-10

A. blazo In chimney at No. 131 North Clark
street caused an alarm from Do1 No. 72G ut 11:20
last night. No damage VIA done BY ths fro, but
the DAbcock Engine No, 4 capsizcd On tbs cor
ner OF Ontario and Dearborn ssreeta, nhils ao-
swering tho alnrm, severely injuring Henry TAy-
lor and sli8ltly damaging William Connsl.
, 1875-08-10

HFFt11I DI3pdEH % TN IHTeH7b 3ES31lHS,
JOLIET, ILL.,, Aug. ia aro Was discovered
at 1:30 This morning in rooma over Days store.
Tic storo is in tho aano building OF tho Will
County National Hsnk, from which tia Cashier
lan removed valuablos, apparently without cause,
H the 1ite will be suppressed eforo reaching
tie bank.
, 1875-08-10

MoGTREAI> Aug. 9.-During the past week,
twelve commercial firms In this city who arc per-
foctly sound ~ far a. aeoots ITO concerned, havo
boeu Obliged to make special arrangements with
their creditors for N exton1ion Of tina to moot
thnlE oogagemeuta.
, 1875-08-10

SPECIAL Dispatah to This Chea0o 1ttaunA.
MlSxxAPoI1s, Aug. 8.-3tAry ClAAoe5, WOMAN
Of the town, died lp ths city lookup ysstatday.
4 port mortem examination hAs bsan commenced
and will be concluded to-day.
, 1875-08-10

WA811HaroN, D. O., Aug. 0.-For tho Lake r.
eiou, tho Ohio Valley. Tennessee. aud tie Gulf
States, increasing coudiusss and local raius,
with light, vRTlable wlnds, nioatly from the cast
aud south, slight chaneo in temperature, aud
sloxly falling barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATION,
, 1875-08-10

Kcepit ia the honae. that 1t may b promptly I'd.
muisersi In ali Rudden attacks 1t rholarA iuoflur
cramn. dsrE;oa, collie, any similar Aascliou tut
which DT. 1ayuos CarsntuattEo n4l4Am m slocua1
remedy Al this asason Ut tho year. esory family will
dnd It q usafa1 anal NECESSARY curative.
, 1875-08-10

Special Dislxz&eh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Aug. 9.-A brakeman, named
WlckhRu1, On tho Detroit i Milwaukee Railroad,
wAs killed on Saturday by bis foot catching In q
swisch.Exog, and \ train backing over him.
, 1875-08-10

Tho Now York Graphic las an ap. illustration
Of tho position which The Cilcaao TninrsE
has takou relettso to tho proposcd roviyal Of tho
DEEcnLn naa!lneBa. 1t representa- ex-JudHo
llonR1s as Bn'all boy bringing q dead cat into
tho house. aul Mrs. GAuHpy, IN tho oharaator
Of mother, Feprovins lin cuergetical!y for
bringing tho uasty thtug III again afsor slo lad
thrown it out OF tho house. i'hiB tolls tho
whole Story. No lave oil lad tito DEEcnxH
ecanlal al HnHseasn, and 10 Eood purpose iB to
10 .nbterTed by rakius it I'LL o7or again.
, 1875-08-10
SUICIDE.

hp%tsaf Dt*pateh 70 1as Chicago 1ribuns.
Fonr WArHE, Ind. Aug. 9.-ressoEdAy after
noon Mrs. Confal Ooirsten. d Gorman woman,
committed suicide by drowning herself In Spy
Run Crack, north OF this city, In temporary tit
Of Insanity resulting from recent Bayere Ilnoss
, 1875-08-10

Gu the evening Ut tllo 1atIl Of Auyu.t Jetitcr md
Venus vail Hp:nAct within del:ia1 of eaetl uies,
jItet'ltltg rare nNd beautiful xIasL4.e.-HpcAIsd
JaufHat,
There Ia blight mistake in tho nboye atl-
nouncencnt fcnus and Jupiter will then 10
sbout IA leyrces aasluder.
, 1875-08-10
THE TURF.
AN INTERESTING DAY At nEFTAIlo.
ss,as u Il In.a,.tAI l. Ill . ILL.,. n, i .-..

TIE 2:a4 BACK.
FiTss hcdf-Ntu0 sooros Hare required to effect
htart, anu then 1t wsa uoue of tue beat, ~
Jeremiah, Lofts, and Moss Aoso wero runuiug
Icing n handy 5scater, Jerofulhl lost nothing,
d ut the tilrn carried Idol oil her feet, aud lnl-
ine1!ataly wont to tho trout, followed by Honaat
Harsy, Diuo Marc, Ie"inHki, Idol, Lolita, aud
Mesa Nore, In tho order uamUt. Al tho quarter,
u ~, lo was thras clear lengths al,eau. and
Hurry WAS two 1oIoEe Blue hl9te, who WAS one
10 advance OF Lowinski, Idot close bY, sud Lot
~ aid Moss ltoso Bringing up tla string, with
daylight between thenl- Gu tho back-stEetoA,
Harry crepe toward Jeremiah. who mada
eoupl. ct .lsantaRaous breaks, aud
Icached tho half. leadiag two leng,hs. IN 1:l2.
Az shey struck the turn, Idol .p.ased Lsxiuski
n! sllshod up to t'iue Mare. whom aho d.apoacd
Of half.way ronnd. Meanwhilo Harry got 70
Jolomah's Wheel uhsre la senlsined until
stra1Xht0ned for bono, when uoweu urged him
fur tue hozt al,d gut oil equal ter1ua. From there
to the wc1 thsy trottsd loubIe, but, tn the LIST
Tow strides, Jeremiah made 10 extra etlo,t aud
crossed the score i uosa ahead. Tho Judges.
however, gavo tho heat to Harry in consequence
OF JoroMaAa running. Idol VIA 8ool thl1t,
but ths othors dulshe4 poorly. Time, a23.
Second hea!--LottA bud tile bsst OF the start,
aud going AwAv with Eush, had commanding
lad halt way TO tho quArtaz, but before reaohing
tAs pole she broke, aud wAs paaaod BY jeremiah,
Idol. aud Harry, ~ nAn,sd, Low,nski aud Noas
Ho4o doing poorly Ia tbs rear. Passing the pols
u VI Il, Idol led Jst smlah neck. Ald Harry waa
between them. On the straight Idol pulled out
aud opened tbs gap thrse lsngt4s. with which
lsa4 sba paassd lie halt In lila Harry and Jsre-
niiAh oontsstln9 faE second plkos, Mud tbs bal
Aass soA&tsSsd III leuxaas buck. o. The Third
, 1875-08-10

LOST ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
Ban Aug. 0.-Tho barkantne pIo Be-
n!to, from Ban FtAncisco, Is ashore botuoon Am
apAla and Il Uulnn. and ID = total 1oss. All
hands sayed.
, 1875-08-10

sHoEmAkER9 SPEAK THEIR MIND.
New YORK, Aug. 0.-Ths CentrN Council Of
cr,sptns, or jourpo5men shoemakars, xhose
stzike is now In progress, havo made s:Ase-
ment Of theiz poaidon, which ia In substance -
followss VT IL determined to discuaa any duee
tion wc please With employers /; to hold ~ en-
pfoyor to auy agreement mAdo with the Council,
and IN 'casc OF violation TO immediately place
hts ahop on ; strike and not bottle tho mAttar
until tho employer pays tho expenaos Of tha
strike. Though NO mean not 10 bo aggressive.
NO shall resist encroschment not mAtteripR
whether IL con1os from outal1e foes or tnAid0
traitors"
, 1875-08-10

Palmer. LippIucott indy, aud oshsr ofIlosra OF
kle atlnY-w. 1,o -.lt III,
FREQ 'l'slIstr Iii :l.o fArk at 2 o'clock .. u1 on
the arrival Ut trAna. illumination At night.
CDMNl1rEE or AhRANoINENrb,
, 1875-08-10

2:23 clAIs--rnrN1rN, 1900.
c, NJ. Brown, g. 4. Pill Sheridan.
=. hlat.sry, blk. nj. Lxi5 uyron.
Franz l!cahsid, =. NJ. Lady utiswoid.
t3oorEe Logan. b. E, Young M2Qna.
u. ]. FulIuf, r. 4. l'rtnca.
2:50 GLAss-rnKNtuN, $500
q. ]. Fuller, Lr. 4. Cal Wagner.
George 1.oEan, h. 4. Weasel.
1otr1e FarEA~orth, u. 2. UrickyArd.
". +. Jackson. Il. nj. Lady URnka.
! $50 cE4ass-rREALux, $1Q0
G. II. Brown, Il. III. ltasa Wool.
George LuglD, y. r. Frank.
Frihk Brown, blk. Y. Qus4rtl1s.
". Darling, Il. N. Lucy.
, 1875-08-10

PRINTERS STRIKE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 9.-The printers IN ths
Sentinel Office struck this afternoon On socount
Of reduction IN tho price OF oolnpo&ion.
, 1875-08-10

8ptefdi Di4pash IA The Chraoo 7+4Aun..
DrFrA1>o. N. T., Aus. 9.--Tle Walt to our oit7
of hor. samuel ]. Tlllen, eauses considerable
speculation and e1cttomont among tile Demo.
cratic poticiana- IIo Ia tho gu,al Of liant
Gov, William Doraheirnor, mud TODAY rods
through tho park and The race grounds during
thu ruclng. but did not stop. Joseph Warren. at
tile Courier, vino rna opronod to the Goyorubra
nomination. uas one Of tho party In tic carriage.
Gov. Tilden Will 10 presented to tho Board of
Trado at II q. tl, tomorrow.