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, 1875-08-04
SPORTING NEWS.
Zettlein's Withdrawal from tho ChicaQo
Nine, and the Reasons Therefor,
Preparations for the Northwestern AruaA<nr
Rowing Regatta.
BASEBALL,

HrrTLE1y ronsAEEs THE on1cAoos.
Heofge zcttletD, who has boon connected
With tho White Stockings almost from the tina
OF thoir organization. will play ball In Chicago
no moro, except a. tie member Of some visiting
club. 1io has aeked 10 1,o relieved from tho con.
tract which binds him 10 tile Chicago manaco-
mont. His request has been grantad, and hs
will not return hero with the club. Ho aeserts
In tho )cster TO bfr. ". Hurlbut, In which 10
aaaed 10 have tho contract cancelled, that hs hss
oeaH badly treated by Wood. There appoars to
have been trouble between these players during
most Of tho season. The Tnlnuxk once bcfora
a'l'iled 10 it, at time when 1t seemed likely ia
tslnR about Zettlen'a Withdrawal It was sup.
Pnee1, ho"oEcr, that the differences had besu
adjusted. hut Xettieln atatcs that Woode cot,.
auct towaEdA hi,n during thefr Eaetorn tf{p l1a&
ooen uobcatAblc. fle hha suspended him With
, nus eanse. hta made him play other positons
systematically imposed tpou lin to aucl, m *
1cot that ho ca1not retnain in tho club The
managers. Hho had never heard any complaints
before were somewhat surprised At tue request,
| INT concluded to grant it. XcttEeiu. it Ia ssid
Will play hereafter with tue phIiainjnhias'
fol1en aud Dovlin will pl.eh tor tue WhItes ths
rtmaLder Of the soaho,i.
ATHLErIrS-sT. LoC1s RHowss
Sptr1dt L,sustrh To TIE tA,ca,y Yr7hunx'
PHILADELPHIA. Ia, Aug. j.-Tho Athletfc,
AMI 1T. Louis D.owus pla, ed tIltir tirst na,nt
tnla AftcsDoon on tue formes's grounds in thit
csty. In tic prcsoucs Of about 1.01o ppectators,
EACH scored in ot,ly one iDning, The AthIctica
making three ruus III the first itillng, Two being
earned by four eleat hits. and ono being given by
Dast,ns Wild throw to t'itd. A couple Of OK
cuhable crTors By Sutton, and Dradleyts two
baso.., gaze tile st. Louis Two unearuad runs in
tue fourth inning. tbs At!l'e.ics won by their
superior fielding only, az tho st. Lonts nine out
bstted them slightly, making oight clear ltta TO
, 1875-08-04
CASUALTIES,
hE0wNEH

DROWNED.
Special Dispatch Ia Tia Chicago 7rttunA
sralsorlELp, Ill, Aug. 9,--A. II. Large, .
Blacksmith living In Auburn, In this county, was
found drowned this mornin g In . h1ual creek
noar Woodside, about milos this aiIc OF Au-
burn. He WAS In this city last Saturday. and.
returning homo, he IN supposed to have wadod
into tho crook aud drowned while under the In
tluenco Of liquor. He laavca wife and elght
children.
CoLuHnrs, O., Aug. 3.-William McCus, \
lAb0ring-matl. was drowned In the acioso River
to-day. while Watering horses,
, 1875-08-04

Iha BHttsh negro emancipation In ths Vast
tndies va ee!ebrated BY tho oolored peopis
throughout tho Dominton On Monday.
Tbs Galveston CTex.) Attillsry. tha ola,,t
military organization in thAs Btass, hAs dsuIdea
July. 1'A'
Tbs 9tats Board Of Equalization Will n... ~
epnogaeld ns1t Tuesday. F.ftesn eonotiss 80 -
-! to report thsk AasAasQants. Amon1 Ians
, 1875-08-04

h1ttta5 Dispatth 70 The CItlfaqo Ir7bNn4.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 9.-Eighty-fou watches, stolen
from Prescott'a pawnshop Sunday night were
found this morning in an unoccup!ed building
near BY, whore the thieves sorted their booty aud
selected tho best by the light OF lamp taken
from the shop. Prescott advertiser to pay onR.
tomsrb the full yslua Of tue watches stolen.
, 1875-08-04

MENru1a, Aug. S.--IAo jury 10 the Waday
Thompson case today reported to Judge Flip
pan t,at they could not Agroo. and were dis
charged. Judge Flippeu held the former bond
Of $4,000 good aud unforfeitaa. and placed on
additional bond OF S2Uj1, which Thompson las
failed 10 Rtvo It Ia atatol t!lat lie will apnlv to
Judge Trtxg, Of tho United Staten District
Court, for i writ OF habess corpus.
, 1875-08-04

Hptefal DlspdIeA To Tic chl,sqn Tribune.
D1ooMINoruS, ILL.,, Aug. 3--This evening
RolIs McCass, young citizen Of bloomington,
waa shot twice by Joseph Hampton, IN an Ater-
cation occurring in front Of 4 saloon. One bail
made = scalp-wcund aud tho otner aesh wound
10 the shoulder, No ser.ous 1es.llta aro Anticl-
rAtai
, 1875-08-04
EFFECTS OF THE FLOOD,

dpAeta9 Dtspatth 70 1hs Chfeaao 7rtbua<
NAnaviELE, Tonn., Aug, a.-Louiavil1e, Evans
vll!es and Cincinnati speoulato1s purchased I'll
the -four on tho market to-day, causing IN al-
vance OF % csnts barrel creating = ssnsation
theE advance,
, 1875-08-04

| 6fff10l D1SpdReh % tbs CHicaVo TF1hun6.
ERIE, Pa, Aug. 3.-Gotthold Curtzo was fatal
ly stabbed in drunhen quarrel in tho wostero
md Of the city late lass evening bv Fritz Sing
holt. lie received thsoo OF four dangerous atsbs,
and u net expected to recover.
, 1875-08-04

BxAvRr. Utah, Aug. Am Associated Press
eeporter had Al interview wsth she Indian Chief
Eearorito today. IIo stn:cs that Lee secured
the aid OF tho Indians 10 kill tLo em.grants by
HI offer Of clothing. guns. and horses; that Leo
commanded during tho nYnt : that tue Indians
bail no Animosliy aga!nHt the enaiEsnuts: tlat
the story about the e,usrantn poisoning au OK
or spring is all lie; that Leo iA a coward and
wants to throw slle blane on tLn 1ndians. JudEs
Borenlat cuafged the jury thia afternoon.
, 1875-08-04
KILLED WITH a JAcKkNtFE.

WoacRsrEH, Mass, Aug. 3.-Dwight Steere.
Of Putnam, Conn.,. 4 young man 81 years. old,
WAS arrested In this city for tho murder Of Fred
criuk White, Of Spencer, Maaa., at New London.
Conn.,, last Wednesday night He edmtta that
knifa, and robbed tho body Of &31.
, 1875-08-04

.ton in 1rerzogovina to 28,h july that tho
Turkish troups defeated llso tnanr sonta 10 The
induced tho inaurgrnts Rt the Town Of Habo1tn
10 abandon insurIcetlou, and roturn TO thelf
, 1875-08-04

Special E6FfflpoIId<o:s u Tic Chicago 7F16Hns.
1ANa1Aa, Nioh-, Aug. 2<-rwo dwellings hore
waro entesed by burglars iast night. At 8. E.
Csandall's they succeeded in gotsing Aw.y with
ESQ and somo clothlug and, n l.. II. Sullivan's,
with $50 IN money,
, 1875-08-04
CORPSE FOUND.

sp<e7al DispNteh to 1he Chteaao Tribune.
DLooA1NaroN, ILL.,, Aug. 3.-The decomposed
body Of \ chlId WAS found In = public woll this
evening: No light ~ to how Or WHOM It MAS
pl&Qad there,
, 1875-08-04
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON. Aug, s.-Mr. Moody addressed an
~es eably OF 90 QUO at Wroxllam last Sunday.
LlvKnPooI, Aug. 8.-MoodY aud sankey hold
iuE ~ Victoria Hall, boforo congregation Of
1o,uuo people.
TuE o'coNEE1L cELEBnAr1or,
1ssw l'ork Herald.
dr. ss has boon iasucd by tho OConnoll Centcn-
a1y Committee, and 1t gives 1.-Two political s,gni-
ticS nca to the celebration which deepens It's im-
10. tanco:
,,;' N411oTs1 7, ~, coMa,TEf 1T MATsos ogsE ounL
1nsAxN: Tile !dna Of celebrating tho lU0.h
Mr,ada, ct rtn' oconn: originated wi! to National
With thu prcsent Centenary COMMITTEES. ths members
of tae former being ex-one!u members Of the latter.
~ tae idea Hse IN ths noblest senac NATIONAL the
fo has been constructed on largo md liberal basis,
krctlonalia aud faction excluded but within ii
S' nd u, fse pao n yaas as tbs
eoantryman Of o'Conaoa and w1ai,es to Sonor
a.:. as. ~. n'o,noFy: Tue one iae. Which h.u lu-
mo tment IL embraced In the ole comprehensive
~ot, 0'connall" "-oConnell In tie fnii,ess Of hi4
ehsan ehs 81 ev md ID II n
IN 1orss to the tom5 IN a..nusn T Il T IS 10 aft this
elatc yourselves with us, from tbs olat oaurewsy to
Cal Clear, and from Cupuemara to tic Tilt Ut Ilowh
~ n .a ~ WI Q! Pattlousm anu plsty snt loye
hrason Thu1sasy. ths 9Th; Friday, the sh and Batur-
n ' u ~ Of .sss IT, 59s az. sqsouH
We not hope the Rrras soul Of O'Connel. viii VIII
atroad III a majesty infustnQ itself uto every artery
arior Of tho young, villa resl,diinr Il Ind ircaats
.l1o ffes Of iars3 il ~ iihsrtys mott powerful
.ns: unapa1ing foe-ws promise f>r YOU. his chiiiec
nas peaos, and or,,er, aud decoram, renoct for COR
situ aon.l su.horty Tor pcsaons Ind properly, aud
tun. Como forth In YOUR 1u,icsty mi f,owrr' IN
1racstul and orderly arr.y md, Rrou!nu .ro"ul TIM
ss.ss @ s r,' e & & 5
Iui H. itanem,,er Ihst To"r han'sr III ~ S Sted
u tia aeiue aud tho German Rhne.bank ho listener
q yur muAc that, borno kcro44 ths Atlantic fsttn
esrJnAno to California, your cheor will ring through
lue reat cities Of tic West. This Ccttouury Viii bo
tna foat.vat q tho Irish race and from millions of
IfAh hesrts throughout tic gobo will 10 forth tho H.
pira'!on which u'couueIl 10 loved to sei,eat-
Ireland. A. she ought to be,
lsy pf,lar Of tina (0n,1n{ttre n ~ 49,
PerEn pAuI MAcaw1Nk1. Lord Maynr,
sANEa u. hAVANA0Ht Honorary Secretary.
Joan AKE0AN, Hecfctary.
II u announced that tho Government intends
o concoutfate IN Dublin next month ali tho
tiriratton Of asturbances A. s{o 9s canh,ai,nn ~ M
senle OF lriahn9n from Scotland. England,
A%eso' M a1d he Continent that fully
Sn,,nan.x u - No 'oD'"S
Tic celebration Vii erss xi.h solemn religion.
sess nonis IN tho oaheatsl ai.Flborouxh strsei. At
~ ncscaaa ne ~ caful,l Afc1btAhop OF Dab.
caoc prels, viii sasst rha o y1s sn a ap4 t other
111s; e':,n: e T. ~ fssse o. !ho os;as!ea
xii bo given in tue great Ooncsrt Hall u tue E.bbl
TIN Pslsee, with full orchestra and cllorua, Con-
9as9f - .oss S1ssph ~ hooin.on Lsssr Il H. Lesey.
, 1875-08-04

8ptetas Dtspateh 10 IAS cA,eaoo 1Tttuns.
MoxENA, H.. Aug. 8.-The little sou Of a1r
RelbamAn died from the sffeats Of the !uJutsos
received from tho kick Of = colt on Saturday
last.
, 1875-08-04

ONAHA, Neb., Aug. "A Bohemian woman
aud babe weEo feartuly burned by ths explosion
OF eau OF kerosene oil with which tho woman
was attempting to klndie the afo. The house
waa destroyed.
, 1875-08-04

I'm EHHNHHH55ENQ TNCfQEHT.
DErno1r, Mlch.. Aug. 9.-Angeline Wilcox, Of
Dloomareburg Ont, has caused tho arrest Of
the Rov., Stephen Griffin. who has been for 4
vear In charge OF 4 church q few mllcs from
Flint. Mich. Ho was arrested ~ he left tho pn-
pit On sunday.
, 1875-08-04
IkktlHWN.


Special Dispateh % tn CHICAGO tribune.
LINCOLN, H.. Ang. "A mAn WAS found dead
noas tho railroad, about q snllea from this city.
yesterday morning. Supposed to be = tramp
that foil out OF the cars. His name could nos be
QHcortalnel.
, 1875-08-04

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. Al 4. tn.-For tho
Uppof Lake region. Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, warmer and partly
cloudy weather, with southerly to weatsrsy
winds. falling. followed by rlsing. barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
QItCAan, Anp 4
, 1875-08-04

THE DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 CO. FAILURE.
NEw YONG, Aug. 3.-Arrangomouts are In
progress 10 secure all tho creditors travelling
abroad with letters Of czedit and circular notos
on Duncan, Sherman Il Go. They will probably
bo paid At the Union Dank Of London.
, 1875-08-04
FLORIDA COTTON.

FLORIDA COTTON.
SAVANNAH. Aug. 6.--Ths azst bals Of YloFldA
cotton w sssaassa to-day fssA 0Alasarills,
Fla.
, 1875-08-04

GALVESTON. Tex. Aug. 3.-The election re-
turns from fifty-ono voting precincts In Te1sa
show small majority In favor of the Cons.it,i-
tonal Convention. A worry light vote vaa poiled.
, 1875-08-04

:" kuadla1Ak lkaunnEcI1oH.
3tVtEA. Aug. 5.-A dispatch from 1mosoht
ssN@e th4a news from the 4oano OF liz [atutrep.
, 1875-08-04
a BALTIMORE stJsf

A BALTIMORE SUSPENSION.
BALTIMORE. Aug. S.-Thomha Il. Matthews
Sons. IN old shipping housc, have suspended
liabil!tlos, $4,000.
, 1875-08-04
FRANCE,

TIE nEntE POSTAL CONVENTION.
rAR1s, Aug. J.--Tho nesno Tostal Convention
vas approved by tho National Assembly to-day.
, 1875-08-04

6psnst DispataA Il tn CAfaaas 1ttounA
MoKxnA Aug. LA trial OF seApAsa took plaos
to-day between the Walsss l. Wood and shs Id.
y&4os MeCosuia1.
, 1875-08-04
TEACHERS. NATIONAL conyEarIon

M,SXEAru1ts. AI,1,n., Aug. 3.--rho fifteenth
annual session Of tho National Educational A.
socia:ion convened 1t the hchiemy Of Music in
tha city today. Eoafly 900 persons veso
present at the opening Of the e1orcisoa and
n,any moro aso expected before tho closo Of tho
Convention.
Tho Board Of Directors had b1ainess meet.
Ing Mt v o'clock thia morning. tho Association
proper no. convenine until 10 o'clock.
AT TINT hour the ney. Il +. Aampls opened
tho Convention With pr.ye., after Which Mnyo.
Norman, in bsief speech, extended tho
hospitality Of the city.
Gov. DAVIS Was then introduced, and, IN =
most eloquent address, Apoke OF the educational
facilities Of tue atAte and tho work Of tho Con-
vonton now ASSEMBLED. lie c!oAed by Extend
lug tho hospitality OF tho Rtate to thoao present.
President iissris then nlale reBpo1,He and
the opening address on tho part OF tho Associa-
ti0n.
Superintendent Mckenzie, of Ncbraehs, wss
elected secretafy plo tein., after Whlch tie Cou-
vontion aoIoErno1 until tho afternoon.
three separate departments-tl,sD Department u
Normal Schoo!s, tho Elementary, aud the DO
phrtment Of Higher Education.
Tho last-santod Department discueeod during
tho afte'nonn vary ahle papor on The l:ela-
j. Bettnger. D. H.. OF Pennsylvania After
which they adjourned until :o-t3av.
Tho Department Of Normal Schools met at
Hastiaons Hall. M8s L1.hrop, Of Cincinnati.
read al nblo ossay on tho education Of teachers,
and brief addressed were made bY President
Allen, IT Illinois. Prof. Albce OF Wisconsin, and
a number Of otherB. Tho DeDartment adjourned
unul 2 p. nj. tomorrow, altar profitable Rnd
rory agrGeablo aetsion.
Iu tbs elementary HectloD. Mr.. Harrington, OF
" MasaaciHlte!ts read rarer GU Language. y
Touching on COMMON schools. tho speaker aatd
that that marvellous thug. the modern uevs-
laper. mnst bs taken into account ~ CO.
waEker with the schools in tho great leld OF
American education. Mr. lfarrinston'B paper
called ftttt animated discussion.
At tho gcnofal evening reHsInn. Trof Phelps,
Of Nlnona. read IN exhaustive esRay upon
Country Echools." G. II. Ropests OF lioches-
ter. and ". II. Wing, Of st. James, wore ap-
pointed Secretaries. and Aaron Cove. OF uenvor,
a. ]. Daniv's. Of Grand Kaplds. N. r. Cald-
we'll, Of st. Louis, P. II. Woodman. ot
Minneapolis, and Prof Fogg. OF st. Paul.
TrearArors OF tho Association, l.. picksrd, A.
Aborthy, E. Z. White, u. D. IIager. n. s. rhoipa.
Superintendent JilHon Superintendent Head, IL
Z. PaImor, John II. French, F. II. FufarE, A.
Cove L. Olnev, Daniel Reed. ". Il. Buchanan.
\. T. Pickett, and Anlcs I. Cguoasl,ank wero at,-
pointed Committee on Nominations for the
year. Tic Committee Oh TozcheEa aud Schools
II ~ follows: Noho1t Allen, J. Baldwin, ". r.
Phelpa, 0. II. Mage, and u. Z. Etter. Noarly
LOU persons Hero in attendance In the evening,
Notwithstanding tho rain.
Tho AHsncat ~ will takc IN excursion 10
Nuruoha-ha Fails tomorrow.
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ventricles, would naturally state 10 a. q fene's'
fact that such communication existed ana
would take s-yeral subsequent dissections 70 con-
vince him tGdt such communication ~ onV
occasional. Ia similar manner, the lnVes-
t.aior VINO eonclr les, from once detecting frsui'
mat tie pheuonisnL OF spritualism are necessarily
fraudulent or Llusive. commits stupid blunier The
an - Il, D,FsJgal 40 g.GaG.eIa IS sdbicci, even Win
the most successful mciuI0s 20 very DISTINCT period
icy ana 10 would be wholly unsafe ana unsciep"e'o
conclude In the 81 tho same medium that DE-
cause fraud had be practced NJ one seInca toereoo
it would be prlctic3d at toe next VIII menlon e"e
case in point OF ,i D. a very cOmperenG o0server-s
man OF science, BY tho way-:O Dr.. s1de. T1e ViriS
was made alone. and 's perfect stranger; the room
and It's furnishings folding slate and the table, were
sui ccted TO a thorough examination. The medium
then placed bit OF slate pencil between the Two states
upon neither OF which was anything written and tho
session was opened. By and by the pencil began to
move rapidly. judging by the ear then paused made
flourish apparently, and stopped o. Open
ing the slate the investigator found message
bearing the SIGNATURE of his dead father, ana
in his familiar hand writing, and the singular point was
that the deceased father had very Singular manner
of forming the initials Of his name, which was ek-
actly reproduced In another instance nediea skep-
visited claryoyant medium, who. having faeh INTO
trance, began 70 laugh in a very singular manner
The doctor asked what she was laughing about Have
you forgotten tor night when you dssected mc
m garrett and how when You cut into me the blood
spurted and you frightened and ran out OF tho
roomp The doctor frankly confessed that the fscts
were true add stated that living soul knew OF them
except himself These seem to me very simple pne-
nomena OF clairvoyance with presumption OF exter-
nal spiritual agency them aud could record SIM
liar experiments by the They are morbid ner-
yous phenomena belonging the same group with ord-
nary somnambuisn, aud frequently associated "Ith 10
and the attempt to discredit them Is most decided
bluuder while must he eoncededon all hands that 'no
socaIled revelations associated with them have No
value whatever either as dous messages or az nero
utterances OF the Imagination.
confess that cannot see the difficulty that lies III
the way Of accounting TOR these facts on ascertaned
physiological princpes and they are facts OF TOO ire
quent occurrence to be ignored except by men VINO
make trade Of physiological book-writlng. aud eonse-
quenty lack the leisure for vigorous INVESTIGATION.
Very truly yours FRANCIS GERRY FAIEFiLLD
Nee York, March %, 1875.
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to public divergence without any private variance
Possibly the next edition may give us an explanation
of the explanation. Meantime, If quarrel there be.
the Archbishop mas such consolation as he may be
able to extract from his lew scarlet hat-not To
sneak of the purple mantle and ring OF sapphire set
in gold. He Is gone shortly going, to Rome 10 DO
made Cardinal, not 100 late to take part IN the
election of Plus lXths successor, as he feared he
might he. He would be entitled now to rank every
body in England after the Queen, were England
only a Roman Catholic country, and his prayers for
its conversion may be expected to lie more strenuous
than ever. But he cannot hope to sit above tue
Prince of Wales SO long as Mr.. Newdcgate lives.
q. g..
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has just been prasing in the presence of the public,
which il laughing at them both" Mile. dc Les
pnasse used to say the day of Reception after both
speeches were delivered. 81 don't believe word of
it' In fact, who would take for sterling coin the
eulOges given to the Immortal who has just died
and to the one who succeeds himf They are not
only great men. but great saints IS we'll Canon
izing is done at the Academy as well as at Rome.
The Forty of all generations have gone from thece
with funeral oratons which ought to the gates
of Paradise to fly wide open before them.
Who are to replace Guizot aud Janin Two men
who have done nothing. This is merit in these
days when men do and write many silly things.
Richelieu, founder of the French Academy. was
yesterday In JOY and pride reclining in his tomb at
the Church of the SOrbOnne. They had not brought
hun the Academic laurel but the crown of white
At noon in this little church a member of his
family, the Marquis de Jumilbac, Due de RIcheeu,
was married. The nave and choir had never been
decorated with such splendO draperes of red velvet
frnged with gold and starred with flowers,
paIterre like garden, wonderful tapestries on all
the walls. Bishop Maret presided Mass was said
by the euro of st. Philippe du Roule but Mon
segneur Maret reserved for himself the nuptial
discourse and benediction. forgot to say that the
bride was Mile. Heine. daughter of the banker.
From the FaubOurg to the hau6 bGnque 1t Is only a
STEP in matters of marriage In other matters there
is deep gulf. After all, the five franc pieces have
their blazon
Yesterday, Basilewski, who might have been
grandee of Spain, but who thought his best title was
his gallery of medieval masterpieces, gave dinner
Tor Nlgra' his new friend. The question OF woman
was calculated, with the result or confusing II
little more. There were genuine professors OF the
science present Here are some OF the crumbs
uroppeu from tne 'aoIe'
,,i..o,,.
% D'A' ~ 10 '''A' AVA "' ~ 40
Tho ,ove If co,tain Woman 10 deodIv-brt some
men oct used tn il as Mitbrdates TO nelson's.
Mirabeau said: Modesty has its sins and kiss Its
innocence
Napoleon said. Kings and husbands BETRAYED are
tba lao+ to Irnovv II
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AN OLD FARMER AND THE TRIBUNE.

TO EHe II UFFUT Ut IHs IFFUHHe'
SIR : / have been q reader of THE TRIBUNE
at OF tme for past 20 years. and
political and newspaper &c has become with
indispensable. 1 now using my influence 10 Sc
cure its broader circulation among tho farmers OF Ioga
County. At the death OF s Founder it was feared py
some that /, would not retain tho full extent OF its for
mer Influence But IL has again resumed Its popularity
and strength and its columns are now very attractive.
Its agricultural departments IA coninuaIy aHoranx me
Information. I spend mucn OF my esuTe III winter ia
gathering from IL valuable hln'S D. IL u
OreOo, n. T.. March IS, 1879
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DOWN WITH THE TELEGRAPH POLES.
FROM FraAk L>sliSs Hlastra1d Paper.

The ugly telegraph poles which now dis
figure our srees squares aud parks superfuous
they dangerous The Board Of Aderm did we'll
instruct the Committee Streets 10 report the
sdvesiity Of compelling the Telegraph Companies to
sHate this nuisance " The eye, aid peril 10 mo and
life by buypne their wires under ground. Telegraph
wires under ground 10 London aud Paris, ana why
not also IN Sew-Yorkf Legislative action will, doubt
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TIE rprrr PROSPECT IN WESTERN NETWORK.
F,eu M Loctpors IN ~ Josv~sI harcA ~.

A s,am m Ioeipors On. " Jesv~sI harcA ~
MANY nersons have expressed apprehensions
thai the recent cold snap bad affected the fruit trees
esnecalv the peach But FROM all learn through
sur leading nurse ~ men, the peach bad Is beyond .
doubt safe. In fact the prospectus for an abundans
n n harvest not been better for When tho
fruit harvest promises we'll In this REGION s generally
safe throughout the State. II not tho whole
country. Western Newlork 10 the garden OF the world
for general agricultural purposes and perfect para
disc the production Of oil kinds Of fruit and general
nursery pgvductA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
TIE CANAL FRA UDS.
A UNANIMOUS DEMAND FOR LIGHT.

Prom TIP Phi delpha TINS IND =,
New-YOrk has the best canal system In tne
country, and IL the most e0rruptly managed cana
that State being as suspicious person AZ
is highway one in this CITY, There have been frauis
and frauds In connection with 1t. ana repeated expo
sures, being the carpet, and Gov Ideu ahu
The TRIBUNE the stroDg hands ia the hftng % the van
The that for about tue tenth time lhete
will be reform Ia the management. But as ionZ as
New-York owns canals there Will be corruption IN
their administration. Ony when she Ills them 10 prt-
vale individuals corporations viii there Dc Az emu Oh
the frauds Tat history Of the puOo WORKS I'D
Pennsylvania, OF which Mr. Simon Cameron was once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
THE CASE ALREADY PROVED.

The revelations that are following Gov.
Tildrns onslaught the MANAGEMENT Of The New York
canals than JustyIng past suspciO. and pres
ent denunciation. Tue victims vince good deal pro-
test their Innocence aud ask for investigation But
enough already proven 10 sustain the Governor, and
make some " nat OF a reform hero Of him.
ffor F.rAer Deais Of tA< Frauds Third Paon