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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-25

4 Milwaukee brewer offers Sallie II OIL
man four horses, eight goats, corner lot
and lottery ticket, if she will marry i'm
She has his offer under consideration.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-25

"Have you heard my last composition
asked a conceited musician of a lady"
Il sincerely hope so. was the reply.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-25

We should like to hear Chinaman sing
''No one to Love- in his native tongue
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-25

''This,'' thought a boy while being
trounced by his fond papa, sis very like a
whale.''
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-25
The Anti-AGonopoliSt.

and prejudice Heaven has destroyed. I
love you, and in the sight Of God, humble
as you are, we stand as equals
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-25
MtT AND HuM0R.

/. DONNELLY, Jr.. Editor.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-25

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, 1875-09-03
pEnpuE UNIVERSITY.

PEHDuE UNIVERSITY
Srtesa1 Dispatch "a The CAnaag 1rtalnA,
IAEAIETTx4 Ind, seps. 2.-TAc now Board Of
Trustees Of lerdue University, after 4 tot1r OF
Inspection OF the grounds and bindings, mud q
Wait 10 tito fktr grounds. settled down to busf-
naaa this sftornoou, aud proceeded to m elec-
tlou Of ofltcors, which resulted in tho choice ot
tho Hon. John Il. ColTrpth - prcsiaent. tiD
Hon. join H. Stein Az Btcretary, and aiartin L.
iiorce. Ea4.. rrcaideps Of tho Frat National
Dank. ~ Treasurer. Al Of tho old Faculty wore
retained. TIE following new appointments
wore mads: Prof. D. e. Horron, Of Atlisboro,
Professor Of AIathomAtica Mrs. Oven,
Iroscssor Of Botany. rrof: Huasey was
aIso asalgued to the cl'air Of Molorn
1.auGuayeB. Tho salary of President Hhortridge
waa nsul at s2,6Gl. Tho ralasiaa Ut tho four
rrofetsorH, shn hare boon rocsiving 3,ooo,
sero reduced IL $t.s01, and tie Secretary aud
Treasurer To s390 eas.h Per anaukn. praalasus
suostrldso hss alsk' been aasGnod claases III
4na Constitutional Law. A1ssara. perdne, buii.
eslanl md iiusko were made Committee to
purchase stock for tho farm. The next tarta ot
eclooi ro,1menc1s Sept. u.
, 1875-09-03

lxnlAxAPoIls Aug. a1.--A SPECIAL IA tia
ssntine< ssusn Wasos!y nsssa.cs tho following
hostthto ahoottuE affair which occurred Monlay
night about 10 O'Clock. ut tho Town OF Wavs1sy,
ia which Jonathan Trusty alot aud instantly
kilicd lis BOIL. 4 boy about 1s years OF ago. Tho
clrruma:auccs wero ~ follows: II iH charged
that aHlan nanled Peterson, In tlis city, went 10
Warrtly aan.a ttso ago aud .lacoyad ewAv q
daughter Of Trusty aud took 4er to the city, 1'ha
Essl WaA hut II yeard Of age, nud tic father DO
tersnlued to Iavo tia daughter .otnr1i to her
hume. lIo ca.uo tu ,Indjauapolia last 6,1n-
day. snt after = lengthy search succseled in
finding tho girl, aud On Monday oyan.
snI, 1oiNruca With her 10 Nayer!y. peter-
fo". upon leataislg that his vlcln hsu
bren wTcstsd fron, Ills grasp, Immediately pur,
aacd tho parasst and chill, aud arrival In Waycr-
u hut H4nrt ttsua aftef tl.sn Fcto5uun began
n.akiDH lhleatu ~ to wlaat lo would do to rr,lsty
art, tho Ealtsr becoming otEagsu, axrreh4pi ilia
determination TO ill Pstarson, wlrreuton tho
aol, Ut Irus.Y tushei forward to his fst4sr for
Tue purpose Of psc'fYtnG and prohibiting him
fr'tt shooting. It all occurred iu tho t1att, aud
I'runty. au1postng bis son 10 he po:etson coAing
upon lin, shot Anl Instantly killed ls hoy.
file Weapon ,soa waa b shotgun aud tho iohs, ns
somo tHslty 'ArKs-sizod ll,ot suffered the Isft
hlekat oi the victim. making horrible wound.
Tue shooting 0! the boy Wan purely accidental,
and, Rben I1nsly UAH tnfornlad that t,o hal
AI!iod h!s con. ho WaR completely crAxad, aud his
"atlng ta the night MA tuoss pluabto. Peter-
AoD made good Ais ESCAPE, aud le{t the dlaAou.
orsa family tn Mourn ofar tho aaa affair.
, 1875-09-03
SHDRT.H0RM.ShlE.

DksNolaEs, H., Sept. 2.-1.ho second day OF
tho short.hosu salo at Des Ioinea was more
largely attended, and prices bosteF than yostes-
day. To-day wore xe!a tho herds of LIZ. sprague,
D. II. Flynn, a1,d Martin Flynn. spEague's and
D. Ii. FIynu'a xcre catasoguod. and sold together
Tho aggregate amount Of thesa two herds waa
9q62 2s9. Tlo total Of tho Martin Fiyna herd was
83,6C8, The highest prices weEo realized By D,
Ii, Viyu,., oua Of la 3-yeaf-o]d Psiuceas l,aigeya
aalliog for 81. 500 to .. l.. Hnghoa, Of VintoI.
sa1ae man fat $4,000. One COW, plke's Gem,
sold 10 A. ". Thompson. Of Versailles. KY., tor
a,,2o2. The average ln tha D. II. R!ynn and
6praeua hesda waa Sl30,S ,S3 tor COWS. Ind s15o. %
tit Guus. YAs ksssaxs o. th& Martin Rt3uR Aatd
, 1875-09-03
A BROKEN TRtIc,y

A BROKEN TRUCK
Special Dsrdfrh n The tH;eass 7fibuns,
h7cAisos. Ill.,, Sept. 2.-The excur.Ien train
on s!'s Ascb;eon 4 Hchressa Ioas met viii a
serious accident on the down trip. Wien shout
Z tnitca from this citY. trnck un1ernrath
tho tendor broke, aud threw thu har.
rage car and tro .fassonger coecl,e4 o,pr.
to tho ground. Two OF them, Tdwl,d
Macusuber and cbnr1os Lowry. to.i, If
Lincoln, NIB, wero caught uuilcr
tho car and killed.. Tho tlfst-rsmt1
and both wcro old and cttnemod citizens. H.
Rstaot Marshal Fox. tf Lincoln, was balty
though not dangerously hurt. Thls accident de-
lsfed the train about two tourk.
, 1875-09-03

Ban FnsAciaco. Seps 2.-Tho Pacific Mall
Cotnpanys now lue to Australia will commenco
Oct. ., With i1lo Vaaco do dhma, followed By
Colonn, d monthly aorvico via Honolulu aud
Auckland to Sydney, with steam connection
therco 10 Melbourne and Btiu,uz
The Court or inquiry iu tho ecnrvy Ah!p
Drannn, rendered dccision mildly eensut,ng
tho Captain tor not making Honoln!u !; attribute
ing the inception Of tho tllscans to Ill Insufficient
quantity of fresh provisions. a,.d Tho slbsoquont
mortality to tic refusal OF tic cruw to h3ke anti
scorbutics. Eleven Witnesses interosssi. on tho
H1lo Of tho Captain Wero c1amfned. Tho
Captains certificate MAS returned. Tho dooipion
il cQukIQcral q nIIisaEaah.
, 1875-09-03

darling highway robbery was committed last
midnight on Dearborn street. betwoen Lako
aad Randolph stranger--a wotl-aresae1
man, who has boen guest
At Baske's Hotel, waa Garroted aud
rohbol Of d valuable, gold witch, and eonstties-
ablo sEm Of money. by throo young rutjAns. OF
feera Burton and Caso, cnIght ono OF
them, Ben Hughes, 4 notorious fellow.
The nthesa oscupol with tho tooty. Tho
vie:im was too drunk to give his na1uc, and WAS
taten to ButEo'a aud put TO bed. II ia not known
i'uw mich monoy ho had. 1Iuchos wns booked
ut tho Atu,ory aud locked 11p. lie is tho step
Bou Of = resdeut 90 tho West 8ide, WHO Is, or
Was, connected with tie Street Hallway Company
III tAat Division,
, 1875-09-03

hpffsdf DspaIth % 1HF CAca1s 7Fibtnf.
FLEAsAHT Hill, No.. Sept. 2,-Mastha WILL
iaua. a colufed servant girl Ia tue oinploy Of J.
Wood Nancy. Postmaster st this place. cudea "
nrcd to hassen dinner this forenoon by ppurinz
Eeroseac oil 10 tle Htosa while il had fro In H.
Ihn CAT oxploIod. throwing tho burning oil ovor
l'cF. *hch iug:ant1y cnvclopcd llnr In f1amcs
Shn runlIcd out of tho house into tho yard wiero
sosIaa Of thu usighhors succeeded Ill Hnothering
tl'a ila11et with blankets but she burned 30
badly Tint Hl'o conid not live. and expired a.
+. T.. NJ. to-day. suffering intensely all through.
morphiue.
, 1875-09-03

NenAtor Cockrol1. Of Miaaourl. and nen. A. 7.
Warmer o. Ma,ietta, and s),ana ba,tie. a,' Of
Which hoid the crowd we'll notwithstanding tho
intanhn lcat An experience an, slngug neet-
ing tsrcnfFcd Ia The evonIng. IItn fei'ufo of THO
tromIhont nnonketa to koop their positive up
l'ittu'cns causea great disappointment.
StSe'at D'spafth to 7h< chicago 7Fibun4.
PEohfA. H.. bons. J,--Tho rens1fon Ut Lacon
"as nttenled by about $500 poopte.
''etco md Cen. Greer. and nllors. Adjourned
September, 1877.
, 1875-09-03
A MAN RUN OVER.
Er6ff1} fft1.rA,4h f1 rFbA Nt3.no. nt-J.,.

Special Di,1n.th ID The chiea9o T+7buse,
LAss1sa. Mich, Sept. 2.-Ono OF thu proprie-
tors Of the Everett House. named Packard vay
Killed thia evening. lie was croasinx .i,o track
Of The Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern Tail.
road. wheu A!a horse Lceame frightened sud
jumped into tue catt!s-guard. Horse aud driver
ware killed, aal II. buggy knoukod into . tuop-
Hsna pieces.
, 1875-09-03

Hr<ria' D.*pgtth 10 The CAieapo 7sihun&
WIrHEcEanRE, "a, Sept. 2.-This morning,
Hhilc tho minors were being Jet down tho En-
plro shaft to commence work for the daY, Joaopll
Lloyd was standing at tho mouth oi thu shalt
waiting for tho carriage 10 como up, when he
Slipped OF anu fell to the bottnln, q distance of
oree sou teot. Ills lifeleHs bady uaA found soau
after. He lpayes wife and four children.
, 1875-09-03

Republican Legislature would rotnrn Dir. 1lnr-
1ka 10 tho genatc wo l,avn no hpaitht'on III Bay
4ss that tt,oro would 10 no Republican I'ngia-
,Atn.e." Tho poopla do not behave ansthinE of
the kind, n,d shey will elact Gov. Ktrkwood by
sousIng majorlty,-no thanks 10 tho iotoa
EXd4 Reaiffcr.
, 1875-09-03

srfefa9 Dshsseh 10 Tia chtcaoo Tstoun4,
TuLTos, No., Sept. 2.--Ths telegram Of Aug.
%. stating that tho Hon. Jen Dxyia would
speak he1o ssps, 8, was incorrect. 1t
shousd have beaa sep.. IL. Ms. Davis
IL 10 urtyo on thu 10Th, md will tie|ivpr ,,ts Id
drtss thu following day. Extensive pfepats-
tons arc being msas Tor hia reception. Nearly
every prominent man throughout tlls State, sud
tbo noysrnors of lluna!s. 3sus4s, aua lualaaa,
day for Fulton. ErssyboaJ 10 eotaina.
, 1875-09-03
RAILROAD ACCfF1Ftly.

5p'tfni U'sbateh II Tl.s ChL'a 10 Trtbyn.
ATcnisnS, kan. sept. 2.-A tatnt uecir,ont &C.
Cured this eftetnoon about q miles abore tbia
city on the AtcAiGon Il Nebraska halfway. Tho
train dua i'cro ut o'clock. while rnnuinr at ran.
ID rato Of speed, wa4 thrown f1om tho tack by
tho spreading out Of tin railp. Iwo nrn who
we're sitting n the l'aScagn-cae wero tiIcd-nuo
nan1sil McAmbcr, III u1ho,talor. and lie othcr
hame1 LoWrran. CT e1preaa driver hoth OF
L4ncolu. beEota1 oLhora were slightly wuuulod.
, 1875-09-03

: M0HE HIOTOU3 NEGROES,
COCHRAN. Na.. Aart. 1.-Atonday morning =
e1oad Of negroes resisted sns f;,erlr'a tog.o n.
Lawrence conntr, abn"t N rnllos tram ll+re.
known as Rocky Greek section. Tho negroes
would not 1iaten to tho ,aaeoning Of tho shor'r,
and thcn hc ~ant within teach nf onn to nrre1t
him tho hegr" flsce1 nun agatns. tho Sheriff "
breast ard hnraei tro rap9. which Gost thu NO.
N" 1iia Ile. nan Tho t|fo of nno or f,is cou,rut
"ho Tho wonn'iiur u nnuthcr. Yesterday tlio
ngErOeH had uaastd III tho vicinity 10 the number
OF over lbn. and tnnhs t',fcn.H woro mAde. Uue
u thh Sheri1's lsos," WIN arrived hero for ain
munlsson E1vcs tho ahove information.
, 1875-09-03


DAYTON. o.. bort- 3.--Ouf usually quiet city
"aa Threatened with mob last night, 4 largo
crowd assembled around tho impet,otrahe new
jail aud rometned Until iate hour this moFalng.
Thele oatansthla purpose vas tho lynchIng OF
James Murphy. who tnnnlasot Col Dawson.
lilo ent'ro police foEos was stationed about tha
3al. Harlios Guards uexe ordered to assemble
at tee astnosS In seaa!usas In easo OK emergency.
letter counssl prevailed. and tho crowd g,aslu-
aliy Mapessed. The coronars. Jury returned
Setalcs OF murder by. being stnbbra
ply, Col. pavsontA remains uure~ taken
to urbana to-day for iuksemoDt, accompanied
eY eatweeA 400 9asi 500 Of tho Order Of Uuitsa
respected membsr, shopma.ea, aud Others,
Dawson leoyos 3 wife and two children. Muir
ply waaved e1sm,nlstou to-day before .hs
Mayer, sod was bouud oyor to court on charge
ot murder IN tho frat desrao, aud 1omAadsd 10
i4if.
, 1875-09-03
Fires.

At SHARON SPRINGS, N Y.
Rnanos Brnisos. y. T.. Sept 2.-Congfeas
Hall owned by Fred !. Dank aud j. Il. Gardner
4 soa. toEesher with tic sulphur bathing.
Lo!lsca: was burned last ufght. Tho loss Il
slG2. 900; lus1reEce not known,
, 1875-09-03

Harrts L. doodmsn, Of this city, ohal1angas
John 6,eras to walk him = match Of 10 mlles tor
eloo orsuosa. THO proposition must be scospsod
laxtnx Ssatsuahor It 1t al.
, 1875-09-03

EnFcfat Di<tafth I" Tie CHfeaao 7tfttn+
DUBUQUE. 1n.. Sept. 2.--Tho grain crop viii
not bc affected, al it was ali tccnrod in a choice
condition. The wav1a weather os the pas. fow
days has had Z good effect. and /! now bids fair
10 cot night aloug out of tho reach OF tie frost
, 1875-09-03

'4ffttat Nshgf:h IA Tie Ch;cngo TTtbunt,
MANSFIELD. ILL.,, sept. 2.-So1na unknown vii.
la'iIs broEe jnto Aln rninn Depot Of tho CiicaEo
4 rs'lnt.ls atld 1ndlhhnpor, bloomington L.
Western l;oa1s here. night bofofo last mud car
rIcd III a iaryu trunk belonging to ono Pratt q
ttarel'n: salesman Ut I'hrII Il. Dodge, Palmer Il
TO-, Chicago. rhov HcAstnrcd tho contents On
the praFie. They wore unly unmatched shoes,
Lc!R
, 1875-09-03

n
5rseitt Dfapatah 10 Tia Chicago Trtbstns,
"1SoaA. slinn., Bopt. 2.-A heavy rain pre-
vailed hero all day, and oxtandod through the
southern countteB Of tha stato. Wheat Is grow
ins badly III tie stack, aud the damage to crops
ID very ssysfY
r. iilt:'uf Ditpaseh II The Chfeaoo Trlonn<.
~. lACi. M!u, Sept. t--Trans Tn the Chi
caEo. Aii"a1Eeu 4 st. Paul load Rse again
hoad hsfihK teet. repaircd. Tho nrat Eastern
Maslf tineo nouaa5 arrival so-,lay; brlna 10
announcement to tloso who hoped for more
iasofaola relofss from the w!,eat-fells, It hay
lag been Cloudy with ocgasonat Hho Ferg.
, 1875-09-03

~ EXCURSION TRAIN OFF THE TRACK.
SEwrrn9. y. y, Sept. 2.-last nigh: .searl-
1y-loaaed ssain from the Sstiouni Canp-mect.ug
.: Wesley GEorc. near 0oehou while on iss vay
to Kingston, brolo through rotten bridge r,ear
shawnnGunk Station. Five OF tho cars went
down tho cmbanlineut, and TWENTY-FIVE persona
we're Injured, fow setiously. Tho nnssongefa
rems!ued on the ground Until o'clock this
ulornng. when freight train took nnay al o..
copt tloao unable to 10 removed,
, 1875-09-03

nETno1r, Mich, Sept. IA fire yesterday
morning ct Eagerson. Mich, das.royod from
f0. 100 to 2fN0. 0DU foot OF lumber and tuo cAr-
lontlR OF shingles. TlIs loHa Ia about CT, 900 !.
lhe inBurancu about Sj5DDD.
, 1875-09-03

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2.-Joaeph ConAughton,
olacte1 member OF tho House from Haples
parian, but left out BY the Whoelor compromise,
fell dead this afternoon At tho corner Of Royal
and Canal attcata
, 1875-09-03

CALDWELL O., Sept. 2.--Ovos 0,ooo paraons
visstad tho Reunion camp to-day. Tho exsr-
eisos Q! ths Day conslased OF = street parade Of
III sodlsxz. 4shllsfJ. And sia,oes. addsesses BY
, 1875-09-03

CuttIcornsa H.. Sept. 2.--b1r. John Tatley:a
residence at this place was set on flre by somo
unknown poreon late last night and entirely do
ttroscd. Too losa iA about Sl,2o0; no insur-
ahce. '-.'
, 1875-09-03


Sneeia{ }fspotch 10 Tht CAteaqo Tribune.
0osuEN, Ind. Sept. o,-W. Moas'ue. 4 lAborer
on the Laka Shore Railroad. was aupstruck this
afternoon. Eacoyery doubtful.
, 1875-09-03

cLEraIAxD, O., scps. 2.-Tbo psice Of conpo-
Rtion In tho 1erd1d otlce, this city, wiil be To-
daced to IS cents ilss thousand euau On Saturday
next. In consequence, tho Union printers quit
work Tonight. Tho paper will come out al
fHht.
, 1875-09-03

badly woundnd. Thu town fIA4 hoan In intanho
n1rttnncnt all day. !uathesa In nnspos,tod. aud
hrlH"d men ufe rtckct;ng Tim roads II g1inrd
asInrt M inraaEun ny 6nErnos. Morgan !iies
en't tnra tho Protection NJ TIM 'rhi.es. Matters
tta quiet tt.s evening. Lut tie oxciternnns Ia ett
I
, 1875-09-03

Spsein! Ns,,ateh 70 Jht Ehseaas 1+{oun4.
DunuQuE, H., 6ept 2.-Mr. L. C. uAstd. OF
thia city. oncc Postmaster and now Special HAIL
Cd Surveyor -Gsneral OF Wyoming Torsitotv. Mr.
David IL tedcsnt, but la friends GAY that be will
accept tile position.
, 1875-09-03

V1casnuRo, Mias., Sept. IA riot occurred
jast night III Republican olub-mesting Ut Tazoo
City, growing out Of dtsputa about the t,unaatY
Of officials between the Ropabllcsn shsnH, t1cs-
Rsn (~hita). Anu \ p%uaeerAtao negro. Soma
any shota wers nssd. md psputy-shett1
mlssls1 fwiAss> ~ klll4a aad ! pexto
, 1875-09-03

PHrEnbono. Out. Sept. 2.-T4o woolen.m!tIs
Of Brodie, Taialey l. Co. were burned this morn-
tnE. Tho loss ia heavy ard partially inaurad.
al1ty persona nro thrown OIL OF employment,
, 1875-09-03
KILLED DT LIGHTNING.

stsetal Hi.ncteh 10 Th< CH,eaGo Trtouns,
siou1 clrs, H., Sept. o.-Duriu3 tho thunder-
storm to-iaY at Sloan. % 1nilos south Of hess
Chu'les Nashbnrn was struck by lightning
whiio III tic house, md instantly killed. Ills
fRtAsr, Jesse Wahhburn, was in this city ut the
tine to get d colin for i ucg1bot'A cblld which
died yeaknfday
, 1875-09-03

6N*cfd1 UiFI atcN U TIT Cfifa4o TrNun<,
aT. FAIL, MIMI, Sept. 1t. X. 1a1ElurBt.
whom detectives havo endoayorosi to take 10
te'lar Rapids to answer lilo charge OF conspirirg
10 ,lhffaasl and forgery, uaa for u ta!,d tI,as
discharged ftom arrnse last night, sui At ONO
loft the city bofoto correct papers fos hls 3cte-
tiuu lad arrived.
, 1875-09-03

SPECIAL DisrateA "a Th4 Chicaoo 714ounx.
pEon1A, ILL.,, Sept. 2.-Dr Il. II, BAappard, \
physician Of Eureka, drowned IN crossing Farm
Crook, near Peoria, last hight reward of
e100 dotlara has beon offered for tho recovery OF
the body bv tho citizens OF Eureka. Ope horse
escapad alive. i'oftions OF hta clothing and the
bugKY Mcre found.
, 1875-09-03
ILLINOIS,

FICTHCTY.
'!rfrfdt Dtsnntth In The Chfsdro Tribune.
D"10Hr, ILL.,, Sept. 2.--T'ho woslhsr still con-
tlnteb to ba 'ntensaly hot-just what NO mood,
however, to fipen tho corn. It soc7ns to be tho
universal opinion among tho.o Of uB Who grow
corn That Two weeka mora OF 1eathor like tho
prcaont wilt pat tho crop out Of danger Of frost,
Every day t'ow Ia telling wonderfully upon It, A
fa1hor told Us thia morning that hts early-p|ant-
ed corn vas now hard and Gt for food, Tho
merchants here oil arc predicting 10 consequence
of tho favorahln outlook, Gua fall trado,
Throallfpg has tuet commenced, and the oata 40
10 far turning ous wo.
, 1875-09-03
n AFVts .t.es1s.s !
34rHs-1.59: 1:SJ: 3;tD,

0n account Of ra,n tho 2:43 anil 1853 races wczo
postponed until Tomorrow ut u O'Clock.
The running race. milo beats, 2.A5, and froe-
foE-ali races will tako place ID tho afternoon.
Tho turfmen to the nun,bar OF saycnty-tlvo
ha!taag fron, III parts os The Union, arc enforing
4 reoapttoh 1t tho t!no residence at ". q. Fra
zier, Es4. tho noted hosse-hreeder aud formar
OWNER Of Brother Jonathan.
, 1875-09-03

BURGLARY.
Speed! Disratch to 3hs Chs.ago 7rio..n..
OrrAwA. H.. sept, 2.-LaAt night busslara m.
tafcd tho residences Of John Young mud Dr..
csmpfold. At tito formar t'iacn they got val.
usblo EilSer "atcl. gold chain, AMI dozen ail-
yer sroouE ~ tin latter. tioy tn7k away q
cnupte Of dozon stuony AMI aDuau other articles,
No clew III yet to tho criminals.
, 1875-09-03

them. When a ,hor. ,3,s.oncs swaY .}.sy do
! tna'dcd tho hoyH u tho bsnk. ITo tefuaed.
| ont vhite orr iicti him. tina other inflicted n
knys. Tioy then forcsu him % tin
( rlantcra' Nnt;nnni 1,ank, altar attaining
| thu lars md iptilctinK Two moro
! tllEht r,ila one on thn head nn'' tim
n,t'sr on ta ,oss. After robbing tI,s nafe nf tts
rnntontn, slIuG1n. the two n,nn pnt lln!'sn ~
Lila eaIn nna lockei ths door. l1o hrat fatnte4,
thru rocovayel gos tim door opot. and staKknroi
\ out. going to thc policn-statinn nhaht lait-l"st
! 3 o'clock in The morning, lio "aa unablo 70
i7o H!igh wns uottted 70 tako ct.tso Of l."tau!!,
| r!,um ]lo fnow vcFy vol a5 stea17 ana honest
young u,au.
regarded it Al worry weak: md 1!s1 itaf'n tockoi
bank met. AMI, nttnr ennautAt.en eaNe
! 10 the ennc',sIon T., That Neata.a T. Ms;osy waa
tra'd: a1u f 10 Iae s,, ,ho 'oIbnt r. ~ a"o 1rs1',
t'ent NO tasoFmea httn, but Hshm % hsssrtrd
ny laaonenee uFno ~ 1'lu asn,tI' ininG t9 mat
alt regarded llm "a tha ro.hsr. lie sAl.od for m
! l4ous he'p. tio leloeo" io1 = tll"' eia On
awnkanae eonteaeeh H., 70 mo anteetfca ~ thas 10
nSu rouusa 'o snta pG!ofo e.! :: s'ock ue pro-
suut"N .'.hn. 49, s'uH ~ eonspAlh uu.te atl''
p"IylhE ts1eH u'aonr thh iio'!5o IN e1aolhIat'ni
ny tlto netaet!s9] reyc"lca ~ tie money lied IL
smn. ss'.s1 ns,uer 'hn Ey.nIaflin, ~ the rear u
' III 'I1uhus rau ~ ' ~ "na nafsses'' tf' na u 70
| ~ sa". tt'i'op ~ tup Io'of,S Ns'!'h uan
@ eon aU.. 10 -. 'nsns @ hh 10y o''e ~ t'lo
.h"s; ;, M"y Nv .aoa u" thohes u tils inahhcr
se'ina1' "a ] "a ,,t .hue""n'an n,. m No. "ft VOL
in'o H. "nIMn sus' u" ns ~" "o ncIas'c e stofy
sat' i''"loT' an't !,o~ loauIca too lMttebAhiitJ
u pe"'l' 'a3o" 'tot' n'S ''oo % "aa feia1cu.
I . n, ,,nv eo,c,or, rur ,,.,a.
y,,et tss..,..t ~. co.. ~. 1uaer SeAt'paL.
o..'.s ~ ",.'",1" t," - :" '"e t"'e"3' 1r'h9H.
QuiscY. Ill. Sept. 2-A}1iough for soma ttmo
| past tho fcctiiE between 9.B parties tu tim
, 1875-09-03
SPORTING NEWS,
Draw Game Bet wncn the I}ostony
and rhI'ntielJ,iiiay---
= to s,
Tho Fastest Running Time on Record
Made ut Hartford Yesterday.
Arrival Of Noted Nace-Horsos en-
Route for San francisco.

BASEBALL.
nnsIoss-rHttAhELPTfAg.
Snseta! E.s1a'fh 10 Tie Chicago TrfbHne.
pf5LAbELrHiA SG;st. 2.--The Gtlll game be-
tween Tho Philadelphia and 1ioetous xas played
thfa afternoon upon tfe formers grounds fu th!s
city, md resulted IN draw gan,o-s to s-after
ten tbnings. Tho weather wzs liue and wern,,
about 1.ofo peop'o bciua present. Josep!a
pitched and sclsfef played left field for tho
rliadof2ftag, takihg tle p1acas Of Zotslniu aud
T1eacT, who, boweyor. Aavo tlcen reiua.atni
CiApp, Of tho Athletics us,j'ireA, Iha Eo*tons
ta tho flrst fourth, aud seventh innings scorei
live runs two Of Which wero on
eAtiesl hatis. aud ti'o other th.co TN
aud Moyerlo. Errors Iy Wright nnd I.sonsrl,
and su< h,s hits hy Ncyerle. Eave tho Pltsdci-
l'lias for runs u tho fourth mud eixt., ln.pgs,
two being earned, aud Hlx mora c1e.n hits iu tho
ninth itlninI oatned thrH. ot OF four then n!asle
McMulin losng cIlAnco of making the winning
run by hetng caught nApp,H. Ihree~baseFr BY
O1sourko md Whito carried TIN last three ruub
o{ tho HoatsnB. The score We. \ lin ut tic oal
at tla niltll, and, both heing, blankad iu tho
tenth, tho Umpire decided 1t a draw ou account
of darknasa.
Iostoua. a...-...,......l y u Z u D q u-3
THE SYCAMORE ToCEsAMExT,
Tito baseball tournament ut srcamera, ILL.,,
naH opotled TUESDAY by game between tho
Oregots, OF Drogon. aud tho Cretc"n,-. IT Syca-
.nure.. The lattor scored l. victory by q. to i.
Wednesday tho rlrrn!x Club. Of Eeiviaoro.
were doteated by the Dlnr Cityn. of L|sin /;
score, to Q, in twclvo innings. Dn thu tamo
day tho rhnuix Chlb l1cfauIto1 to thu Orerons,
III tho aftcrnoon the I;ntr Citys scored . aeaintt
succession Of crlera for the Wbitv Stockings
Of Mofris Seven innings.
sp<c,at H.4uateh Ia If< CAtcaco Tribune.
DErholT. Micl.. Sept. 2.-Iiio White Stock
ings, Of Chicago, defeated tho iEtua Club, ot
Detroit, today, tile scoro standing I to 1.
, 1875-09-03

NEW JERSEYS 0EfAuLTINo TREASURER,
TREsros, Il. j.. Seilt. 9.-Sour. tho defau}tiag
stata Treasurer. was examined to-day. Tho or
net amount of deficit Ia naocrlainetl TO bs
9ai11G. Tho Juatiro held him III 27;,0rp. No
bail E2s offered, and ,aa Yss fully committed.
, 1875-09-03
SONS OF BELlAL.

Extraordinary scenes at tho
Catholic Cemetery Of
n1ontrenl Yes.
tcr41ay.
Two Hundred Friends Of tho
Dead Guibord Attempt
to Bury Him.
An Angry Mob Anxious to Reconse-
cra!o tho Ground Wilh
Human Gore.
Details Of o Ludicrously Aborti7e
Operation ut Louisville, KY
Sanguinary Symptoms Exhibited in tile
Case of Droekiynitis at Quincy.
Blood Spilled and Skulls Cracked Over a
Cantiag and Recantlng Lady.
Negroes in EazO0 City, Miss,
Trying to Break tho
Country I'm.
What tho Dam of the Boy with the
White Ego Has to Say.