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ALLEGED FALSE PRETENEEs.
0osefa1 Dasodzeh to 1he Chnaao Trtoune
DAVENPORT, Ia, Aug. 7.-Aa important .
document as has been known in legal proceed.
'hga IN this country for many year WAS received
At the la"-ottlce Of Grant d. Smith Yesterday
from Germany. It opens an entirely new fea-
lure OF litigation over the sale Of railroad bonds
IN the old country, and ia well calculated to
create sensation in certain railroad circles. Il
appears that certain holders of the bonds q. the
Davenport l. st. Paul Railroad Company residing
IN te1many have sued saulsbach l. Co
the banking firm in Frankfort, thronch
whom the bonds were sold in Eurona
for damagsa for obtaining money through mis-,
representations. The firm, it is alleged, repro
scented that the conditions under which The
bonds were issued made them absoluse1v a. ia aa
an Investment, and so people were indnca5
thereby to exchange their mouev for than,
With the papers that came yesterday il i ststa.
meut OF these alleged representations. The
documents are all in German, and are to be
translated at an early day. With these papers
game notice from the branch OF the banking
hrm IN New York, served on the President
OF the Davenport & St. Paul Railroad
company, and Secretary Of the CONSTRUCTION
Conpany, that ii the firm is mu!cted IN
damages IN Germany. they will hold the gentle
nan VINO made the representations to them re-
sponR'b!e, and sue insthe courts Of this country
to recover. This will open up IN endleds itiea.
Llon, ano 1l1 be productive OF important results,
, 1875-08-08
DEATHS.

HoTcHK1ss-At haywood, Aug. s, Victor. ons ~
I weeks. s313
DoSoVAN-Ang. 7. Christopher, Infant non az q
r. and Mary L Donovan, aged month II daxx
fonesal from family res:decce, IL Hub6srd st1.at
Canettry. ~-1
HliDDLEIoN-As Eng'ewood, Attn long and raao-
months and Is d.y.. - 'S"As -
@ Nettce Of tansr.l m in Monday morning p4psra
: .sit mamnen Of Blair Lodge No. ~, H.
aug; 10 at II o'ooek sharp, to astsnd IL runsrsI 4
en< 2Ai~ lResasf 0aakes & Atddi4ton. Dr. ordsr.
q II. HQITk, 4 \
, 1875-08-08

TIE o'coNSELL CENTENNIAL
DUBLIN, Ireland, Aug. 7-The third anta
day Of the celebration Of the O'Connell ce
nary was given up to festivity. e1curaious. i
races, and other sports. This evening then
tata Of st. Patrick at Tara will bs given in ii
! bition Palace, and there will be display ole
works.
There was an amnesty demonstration t.
at the cemetery where O'Connell is bud
Forty Thousand pertons were present, lnciuf
several members CT Parliament. Resoln
were adopted in favor Of Home Rule and an
tv for the imprisoned Fenian8.
The outdoor festivities were marred BY = j.
Storm
THE 1Aar LONDON SENSATION. ;
LonQc3. Dy7esu6tldenee Sep YorE Etnuht.
Our great sensation Of the woek has beene
arrest, Gu charge Of obtaining money N
false pteteuses, OF the Messrs. Collie, the It
merchants who failed last June. This is q
thing Ike a1resting Lord i Taylor, or Arn&
Constable or A. 7. Stewart for Bwindling. q
Messrs. Collie had for many years carrleda
very extensive trade with India. " heny
failed their liabilities Wero said to be It
this amount Was represented by bills o.
ceptances which the London banks had
counted. It is uow charged that the form
great t,ale OF the Collles had dwind!od dow
very small point, and that for some time:
they had beeu only pretending to do BUSH
They had houses in different places. ano
charge is that these houses drew bills on.
other, pretending that they wero for food1
tuatly sold OF bought. and marking tlems
figures and letters pretending to Represent
tam bales or cargoes- These fictitious blla
IL charged, we're then taken to the baoks
discounted as regular 'trada bills" Thel
fuct they we're not only "accomnods
paper" but actually frauds. The Me
Collie we're arrested on Tuesday. 0ua
them lives in splendid mansonl
kensipgton, which was furnished at Go6
EAU, 1000; the other 1esldes ut Mauchest'. =
we're brought before the Magistrate q: til(l
them mad been stated, they were remand h
week. The Magistrate said lie must I'd In
to bail in large sum, and f4. .000 was1m4s
the figure. 1t Was then late in the da.uie
friends Of Messrs. Collie were not prtredr
Whist had happened. The prosecute ne
over, inHisted on forty-eight hours tame I
into the responsibility Of the bail thakhbe
offered; aud SO there Was no rayfor |
The frhss Y5s disgrace onxos that avs he
and there locked up like anyrmon
criminals would be. The next day we're
plenty Of their friends ready to bail, but
the prosecution took its time, and 1t st uu-
Il! yesterday afternoon that the neo for
msiities we're gone through with and ison-
ers liberated. Their trial will be req with
great interest here The practice ootia-
ting accommodation bills as "trade is
very common one. There are evauses
which accept such bills for a commissiq tie
hessrs. Collie are convicted 3 seyerel vii
bo struck at this practice. But it wlll7er
difficult to convict them. I am told Il vi
be shown that the Lapks which discouuhe
paper knew perfectly well the nature OF bill
and took their risks with their eyes open
, 1875-08-08
THsT $4,000 PACKAGE.
TIE PI.FERKn p1BoovEREp,


6neeaol D1spaeeh to Tbs .,hseaoo 747buse.
"AsunaToH. y. C., Aug. 7-Ihe Post-o Office
hnartmant Ia advised that the railroad will have
toc cars ready for the express mail tram from
ae" York to the West Sept l6 iustead Of Oct.
!. Tie following are some Of ths reasons as-
@sned BY tie postal authorities for choosing the
nortoern route Tho State Of New York, not in-
e'oa1og New York City. receives and forwards
1Fe omes ~ much nail-matter a. the State OF
f1ennsylvania. not including Philadelphia
<+.cten OF the northern counties Of tie State Of
vnl9 sond and receive more uail-matter than Ill
~ xenaanin9 seYesty-eight counties, including
<1annsta Chicago comes next to New. York iu
1s count IN the amount Of postal business
80. more mail matter il seut to Indiana and
sseeaerved from the State of Kausaa. thsn from
saaoart Michigan, Indiana snd Wssoonstu a1e
eot ths tAFEost contributors 70 Lbs postal
'''+.aA 1hs dat1 G+at!a axs Of xrasa s*z sles IN
, 1875-08-08

NATIONAL suNDAY,scHooL CONVENTION.
BUFFALO, N. Z, Aug. Tho rain continues
to interiors with the National Sunday School
Assembly at Fairpo1nt but the concourse ia
cheerful and the exercises Interesting. grand
Sunday school meeting Will bo heid Tomorrow,
NATIONAL CAMP-MEETlN6.
OLD ORCHARD BxAoH, No., Aug. 7.-About
Ii, COO persons are attending the National Meth-
odi.t Camp -Heeting.
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finding market for the industries of the New
England States. as through them samples Of
small araces ere sent to ala parts Of the coun-
trr. All these considerations are met by tho
Northern route, while the points referred to
could not he reached in the sane
un1o by any other route.
4 tonthern fast mail-train II also talked Of,
bat no definite ARRANGEMENTS have yet been com
pleted. The Railway Postal Bureau here is busy
II the laoorlos,s WORK OF reorkanizang .u the
mnll-route schedules OF E4e country.
, 1875-08-08

THE INTERNATIONAL SHOOTING ToCRNAatr.
STUTTGART. Aug. 7.-Mr. Schoez, OF 10
burg, won the silver cup in the rifle shot
here to-day.
pRorosTD ACQUISITION or ToEHoaA.
PAn1s, July 23.-It hes been rumored
to-day, in circles which are usually wsu
formed, that the German Government
made oyertures to China for the cessio
the island Of Formosa- The recopt1or
the proposal by China is, it is said, (
nature to render the arrangement worry
aible. It must be remembered, however,
previous reports Of the attempted acQu1sltit
foreign stations by Germany have invar
proved unfoundsd.
SUBMISSION or CATHOLICS 70 TIE NEW OH
LAW.
BERLIN, July 22.--The declaration OF
Prince-Archhshop Ut Bres!au that he will
operate i'll carrying out the new Church PIT
made by the Catholic clergy Ia the pen
eccleslastical feud. When this law, which Il
fers the administration Of the Catholic Oh
property from the Bishop to the Vestry u
ings WAS passing through tho House, the ]
ops couched . solemn protest against a St.
which. they said, deprived the Church OF he
aleuable rights, and amounted to confsct
Of her entire property. In these circumsta1
the present declaration Of the Prince-Archl
op Of Brealau il regarded as an important p1
dent.
BERLIN, July 2s.-The Vicar General, i'm
ing the example OF the Prince Bishop OF Brcl
has sent declaration to the Governor Of 81
expressing nis readiness to obey the law OF
administration of Church property.
FuLDA, July DIT ia rumorod thar the ca
dral Chapter OF this town has informed the I
ernuent Of its submission to tho law relati,
the administration Of the property OF Ro
Catholic parishea
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The Asiatic Cholera Raging
Fearfully in Syria.
The 0'Oonnell Centennial Concluding ss-
tiyities.
SYRIA.
TnE CHOLERA SOURCE.

LONDON, Aug. 7--According to accounts pm
Damascus to the Esd Of July, cholera WAS rang
there. -Four hundred cases were reported ely,
but the real number WAS concea;ed. The GB-
tian quarters are deserted. Sudden deathso-
cur in the streets. There are no phyaios,
at Antioch, Hannah, and Salijah, and a.nona,e
Druses The mission schools are closed anhe
Children have disperaed
, 1875-08-08

LxAvEg~oRrH, Kan, Aug. Tho sals Of tho
Commercial, the leading paper Of tho city, has
bean effected, and ia now il the hands Of Clarke
E. 1il'oteon i Ieggatt, and will be uado tha
leading paper OF the State. All parties coz
oerned ara old oew8paper men.
, 1875-08-08
CRIMINAL RECORD.
A Mystery Of Twenty-Six Years
Finally Cleared Up.
The Crew Of an American Vessel Mas
sacred by Chilian Pirates.
Fugitive Murderers Shot Down In Col
0rad0.
The Jury in the Mountain Meadow Mas
saore Trial Fail to Agree.
MAssAcRED BY conylcrs.

MASSACRED BY CONVlcTS.
LOUISVILLE Aug. 7.-Some weeks since IN
article from New Orleans paper was extensive-
y published throughout the county to the ef-
9ect that the crew OF the schooner Florida, which
satied for California from New Orleans in 1919,
*oo we're supposed to have been lost with all on
o' ooa1o' mad been discovered on en- island in the
22ou1os1n tactic BY an Engheh vessal which had
aeeo o1lYen thlther bv continued storms. The
s.e" @ stateo THAT the Fiorid& had been wrecked
" 1Ms uninhabiied island twauty-six
tSsr ;Ssss ago. and that in the interval
tney had not seen ! human face. Tbev
declined, however. to leave the island havinyg
@ Sstaonshed themselves in comparative confort
Inc nArratTe is said to have created . ora,t
eensatlon among the surviving relatives of tha
ete", aao an eaort was stated to be on foot 10
"a9 80 yesse! which should visit the island.
Inc touvaer-J JoarnGl will publish an inter.
:" saen "1sn gentleman who VAS living in valpa-
fa'so. Chill in I849. He states that tha Forina
Put into Port Famine, 1t that time a chiI;so
penal settlement; that the conyicts BOARDED
aeF, massacred all Of the crew except yonne
man named Marcum, and made sa, fn1
the main land On her way aha was
recaptured By Gillian war vessel
ano brought into Valparaiso, where the Courier
Sourndts informant got the above details from
Marcums own lips Ma1oums parents. who ara
stl1l living in Versailles, Ky, proceeded to Caii.
lorna where the son soon after died Of smallpox
at flaeervllle. in that State. The British steamer
lhetes had frst Been the Florida after her can |
tofe oy the convicts, and gave the information |
70 1ne Ca1lian authorities hich led them to send
oat me vessel which brought her back into port.
t;n se'o!nnon vas ~ progress in Chlli at the |
m une ana me records Of the event may be lost.
m 9ut the full details we're on the log-book Of the
lhetes, which NAV be examined in Che of;ca ~
the British Admiralty. -
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WORKMANSHIP tho 18th inst II tbs reat
ae1.sae OF J. .. 1otey, ~ 1ichiy1n-av., by th4 nj
Hev bishop Cheney Mr. n. T. Nnrst, of ChcaRn ans3
diss Annie 8 Maaset, Of PhadelI'hla.
- Pl:l@delthts paparg kiesse copy.
, 1875-08-08

opeefot Dssp4eeh 70 Thf CAle6Qs 1F7bttnA
CEpAH RAPIDS, H., Aug. Tho Iowa Rail
road Land Company is in receipt Of additional
information to-day concerning the crops within
the limits of its grant aud vicinity, which shops
that in Northeastern Nebraska the wheat crop
Will bo good, averaging Is bushels per acre, aud
IN Southern Dakots aud Northwestern Iowa it
M1n % snll better. being considerably above tho
average yield. Tho yield Of oats IL. some local.
ties will ba enormous, and all that is necessary
to produce huge com crop Is few weeks of
warm, dry weather.
OHAHA. Neb., Aug. 7.-Reports from points
along the ine OF the Union Pacific to-day say
the wind has been blowing hard from the no1th
for three days. lmmense clouds at grasshop-
pers are flying south along the line from Elm
Greek east Aa far as Silver Creek, With = few
clear streaks- At Willow Island they have CON-
monced on the corn, having already done oonsid-
eranle damage. At most points but few h3pe
aighted and little damage ia done.
, 1875-08-08
At MORRIS. MtNN.

Gp<etol DispateA to ~ Chicago 1rtbtoe.
81. PAUL, Minn., Aug. IA small wheat ola-
vator st Morris, on the st. Paul j. Pacific main
line, was burned yesterday, the machinery being
saved and 4UG0 bushels OF wheat destxoysd.
tho St. Paul Elevator Company.
, 1875-08-08

Sptrtai Dtspateh to The chicaps TRIBUNE.
DIXON. ILL.,. Aug. 7--rns steam-yanht Rover,
from Janesv,lle, Wis, bound for New Orleans,
With IN excursion party On board. aud which was
caught on ths 0raad Dam 600 weak aga A1iysd
hsse lo~at1. IN Wt1 0A hoAed
, 1875-08-08

Boston, Mass, Aug. 7.-To-day the Portland
d Ogdensburg Railroad Was completed through
the difficult White Mounts,n Notch to it's oonnec
ton with the Boston Concord d Montreal Rail-
roat II FAbyars, = distance Of 81 miles.
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FRANCE.

FRANCE,
THE AMERICAN RHLEMEH VISIT Y1CT0n HUt
PARIS, Aug. 7.-Victor Hugo welcomed
American Rlda Team to hia residence last
ing.
FLOOD THREATENED.
Continuous raina recently in different ps1
France. especially in the basin Of tbs Rh
threaten flood u Lyous.
, 1875-08-08

At MINNEAPOLIS. MlNM.
4pertal DitpateA Ia The Chicago Tribune,
MSsKAroL1s, Aug. IA are broke ont h
this city Tonight, destroying four frame build
ings oRnsd By Gale l. Co. Loss. 800.
, 1875-08-08
BURGLARY.
Special Dtspdteh to Ths Chteaqa Ifi11sne.

Special Dispateh to Tbs CAieaaa Tribune
Avn1A, Ind, Aug. 7.-Durgla1s made flying
visit to our village last night, and made two dar-
ing adventures, each proving successful to them.
They first went to the house of Mr. Baum.
gained entrance through the collar. aud went
direct to liz. Baum's bedroom and relieved him
Of something over $50 and loft, next visiting the
dwelling ct Mr.. Stahl, gaining entrance by
placing . barrel near q low window, and, going
to his bedroom, they carried away stahis pock-
coin. They appeared to be experta ut the bust
ness as shey made no disturbance and : good
escape. No cleH to the 1obbe1a.
, 1875-08-08

PaW Ral{ E.t1eN<.
4 letter from kiel IN the Cologne Gdzeae
that SOME trials with Krupp guns, which
been 1nade ON shs shooting ground Of the E
cAatetsai factory Ut nulmcu. near Mupatar,
Rivau g1sRt sAtislAction In 0sEman nayal al,
1h> ehfeqS Il tha tt1ha6 NJ n a;n M
, 1875-08-08
FARES REDUCED.

teetal Dispatch to The Chicago 944ounr-
KANsAs C1Ty, No., Aug. 1.-THE Hannibal l.
St 10 Railroad has put down fares to Chicago
to IS, or $40 for the round trip, and the same to
Indianapolis, and 911.50 to Cincinnati. To Balti-
more and Washington, single tip, $3.50; New
, 1875-08-08

WASHINGTON, Aug. For the Upper Laks
gion, the Upper Mississippi and Lower his
III Valleys, clear or fair weather and riaing
aperatnro during to-day, with easterIy TO
therly winds, followed BY increasing cloadi-
b and falling barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
CHICAGO. 4ur =
, 1875-08-08

SPAiN.
TWETAY.

MADRID, Aug. THE Government d.
that it intends negotiating tor $7,0ot
loan to indemnify the Porto Rico slave-ownei
, 1875-08-08

nssr ho1 eesidsncs yeaterd1y morning. c.ns
unknown. Two other children sbe .stamn,.,, :,
drown At the aame time escaped By holding IA
bush On tbs creek bank.
THE WAoDY THOMPSON CASE.
hEPH1s, Tenn, Aug. IA private dispate3
from Knoxville, Tenn, states that Judge Tri1u
Of the United s::atas District Court, has crnptaa
Haddy Thompson writ Of habeaa corpus,
, 1875-08-08

"AsHrSa1os, D. c., Aug. Tho Missismpm
will rise slowly below Cairo. It has probably
reached it's minimum height at this station, The
break reported IS niles above Memphis On Tho
Arkansas side, will diminish tho dxnger below,
, 1875-08-08

DENVER, COL, Aug. 7.-seve1al days since q
preach was effected in the Denver City Jail.
thIongh which number Of prisoners escaped,
Al had been recaptured except Evan E. Hall.
". Wilder and Harry Leighton, who succeeded
IN reaching heavy tipbered region, Atty miles
southward, from whence last night they were
decoyed into q corral. where they expected to
secure horses provided by friends for their es-
cape. When they were within few feet OF tho
decoy horses, they were nred upon by si1tesn
ranchmen- LEIGHTON was pierced BY seven
bullets. and died in few hours. Wilder. who
It u supposed received severe wounds, sue
ceeded IN escaping. and is still 1t large, All
three were OF the worst class Of desperadoea.
hah bad been sentenced to ten years for mur-
Ger. and the other two were under indictment
for similar oiTensea
, 1875-08-08

F1FUI vt "EIRT.
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. T.-So1omon Pareirs, .
pawnbroker, at s28 West Fifth street, started
out last Thursday evening, leaving his wife and
daughter. in charge Of the shop They took
chairs and aat on the pavement near the front
door, aud vhila sitting there thief entered the
rear part, aud, although the gas was burning
brightly, he succeeded in getting from 98, 600 to
Sl0,0 worth Of jewelry out Of an open safe and
escaping. The loss Was not discovered until
Friday morning.
c1sc1sNAr1, July TIT has been asoar.sinad
ttaat the robbery Of the pawnbroker Pareira
yesterday was committed by his son, who has
Ted the city, taking the booty with him.
, 1875-08-08
KANSAS.

LEAVEswoRTH, Kan, Aug. 7.-Ths recens
heavy rains throughout this section have not IN
1ured coEn or other grim to any extent. Many
runots are afoat that wheat has been ruined in
tho aLock. but they are groundleas.
, 1875-08-08

Some few weeks Rince, he requested by the Com
rnissoners Of the District to furnish list Of the In
mates Of the institution who there the
Of the District but were from other satse where they
should be provided for: and he furnished q List Of
about twenty parsons, whose insanity at ths time was
regarded as of mild type Tbs District Commits
siouers from time TO dme gave orders for their trans
portasiup. and Sanitary Officer Conne1 their
transportation, but in some csse8 they allowed to
leava Anled ad went alone their iournaY
The District Commissioners, being ANXIOUS to reduce
the expenses aud to cut of ali unnecessary chRrRos de-
te1m1ned 70 cut Oh some Of the expenses Vt this
AayIurn which sometimes amount for nou-resideut
1stjen,s To ~ much <ao0 to 500 per month Prince
0eoree,s County, Nd, in this matter simply re-
civn2 her and ho regretted TO tay that with the
exception Of two counties In MarJl&ad, there
was disposition to send their p4uper insana md
other uufortunates into the District to be cared for.
Hs had nothing whatever to do with the t1ansportA
ton and, When they were sent for he released tne1
.'pnopp1No" LuNAT1Cs.
There is good roason to believe that consid-
erAbte number Of iunatloa have in similar way
been dropped in VARIOUS citiea OF the country.
The Mrs. Coi- Merritt whose charges asnns@ q
tug-boat Captain in New York have recently
created such I sensatlou, was undoubtedly
dropped" in New York in just this WAY. NO
satisfactory e1 PLANTATION has ever been gwen OF
the means by mich che arrived iu Now York
City. Escaping funatics are not usually pro-
vided with money, and would not know how to
use it il they we're. So nea- as the detectives
have been able to discover the process Of
NAk1Na AWAY WITH 1HE rAuPER txsASE
Is this: They are put il charge OF trusted conf
DENTAL agents, placed Oh the cara, aud provided
with rnaifoad hcku.s. When they srrtys near
tho ptAce where it Il alleged thy originally came
from OF wha1s they are supposed to have
friends, the auaAue pbrsons are sudaouly xban-
duued hJ the officer in ei,Asge, and !aft, eilhas
apaz III ssaaa AnAs ~ eslJ. az N ttss streeta Of
, 1875-08-08
FAILED 70 AGREE.


BEAvEs, Utah. Aug. 7.-The Jury IN tho casa
Of John D. Leo, charged With being the leader
OF The Mountain Meadow nassacre, reported to-
day that they ve.e unable to agree, and were
discharged BY tho court It ts reported that
they stood nine for acq1ittal and shree-ona
Gent11e and two MotmonB--fox conviction.
, 1875-08-08
THE KENTUCKY ELECTION

T THE KENTUCKY ELECTION
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug 7.-Returns from fifty
ont Of the Ito counties in the State give Nc
eery, Democrat = gain OF about 1000 over
. vote Of the same counties for Leslie in 1871.
, 1875-08-08
MURDER AND SUICIDE

8peeial DfspateA to Ths Chicago 7,4b1aas.
Br. PAu1, mun., Aug. Mrs. Austin Draks,
living th.o& miles huan Eau Qatra, Wiz.
d,,,rnsd hsxs&1f nd - ah{fd n 4 aana1l @>nn
, 1875-08-08

X. Bar. ThrI HUI Find RAM JV7thfr
, 1875-08-08

THE MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS.
PosroN, Mass, Aug. 7.-The Republican State
Invention will ba held ut Worcester On the 18th
lSeptember.
, 1875-08-08

IHE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
I Snec'al Dtsputch to 1'hs Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. Private Rapub-
ran advices from North CArolios, indicate that
te Republicans have carried the State by pop
lar majority Of over II, 600, aud that they have
majority Of at least 10 in the Constitutional
onVention. The majority would have been
Ieatar but for the fact that the districts have
|eu 80 geHymandered that they do not repre-
nt the popular vote. Large Republican dis
let's have one delegate, while small Democratic
at1icts arc allowed two delegates. The Demo-
ats threaten to take advantage of techni-
lities to defeat possible Republican msjo1ity
the Convention.
, 1875-08-08

a MISSISSIPPI STORY.
6pectut D1spatch 10 The CA,caoo Tribune
V1oKsBuRa. Miss-, Aug. IA special dispatch
received tonight by the Herald from Hernando
III the northern part Of the State, contains tho
i Col. G. Wiley Wells, United States District
Attorney, and candidate for the Republican
domination for Congress in this district, made
alpeech here to-day. He denounced GOV. Ames
p the bitteraat terms, aud declared that in the
pterview hetween Gov. Ames, Sheriff Crosby
nd Atty.-Gen. narris, at the time Of the Vicks-
'urg not the Governor instructed Crosby to
fm the blacks aud march against vicksburg.
nt:y. Gen: Harris protested against the advance,
Ind urged q resort to the courts. Crosby left
flsh these instructions from the Governor,
aaho, after bis departure, turned to Attorney
fenerA Harris aud said that the blood OF twenty-
I'VE or thirty negroes Eou]d benefit the Repob-
ran party in the State. Col. Wells eayB that be
aada this statement upon the written authority
one OF the most reliable aud truthful Repub-
lcans in the State. Attorney GENERAL Harris
:as present here to-day as a supporter Of Wells,
nd heard the remarks without denial and With
pprOYaI
, 1875-08-08
CRIME IN LOUISIANA.

r.
NEW ORLEANS, Ang. 7.-Gov. Kellogg has ad-
dressed circular to the Sheriffs Of Caddo, Cal-
ahanta, Franklin, and one or two other parishes
Of North Louisiana where number OF murders
and other deeds Of violencs are reported to have
recently been committed, di1ectiog them to cali
in the aid OF the better class Of citizens to bring
to Justice the porpetsasors, whose acts continue
to give bud name to the State, whereas 10 a1
tho other parishes tbs lnws are enforced. aod
peace and prosperity prevaia-
, 1875-08-08
THE OHIO CAMPAsC

THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
paBASA, O., Aug. 7.-senstor Morton, OF In
fna, addressed an audience Of about LOCO
eple IN the CourkHonae here tonight.
, 1875-08-08
BADLY HPPEHEO,

BADLY PEPPERED.
Special Dispd&ch t. 1'A& Chicago Tribune.
LiSA1LE, H., Aug 7-Joseph Aartz and
Nicho'aa Richser, OF Peru. fell into = quarrel
this morning, and tho former shot tho latter
with heavy charge of shot tn ths thighs and
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