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Tho Oninra0 E1 E1hthl3tnn-EFeenlns
-Arrxs. .xst.tex-xnoss-EtrMa Rlatp nso1tk
OF ssnrieT. ..........
fp+cial Dspnteh 10 TIE Chieroo Ta.tl!n..
OTTAWA, Sept, a3.--To- morrow the Provincial
Exhibition c!oses, having been most Ruccoasful
this year. The ANNUAL tnocting OF tho ontarto
Agricultural aud Arta Association was held last
night In the courso Of tho Itosdeat's addtoss,
Le urged fsrmors to stlupt q moro improved ays-
TEN Of farming and adYlsod them to pay 1noro
attention 10 grazing aud to other tlau grain
crops. He regretted that treaty Of reciprocity
with tue United Btates Ind not been
adoped, as farmers would hAyo GAINED great
advan,agos from it. He pointed out tho advan-
tnges OF tho Ontario School OF Agriculture for
training farmers 'Ione, and showed how oil"
yisable 1t uRB 70 have Canada properly repro.
scnted II tho Philadelphia Exhibition. TITO
next annuAI exhibition xilI bo hold III Hamilton.
Lieut.-G}ov, Macdonald inaugnratcd tho new
Normal Scl,ool In this city ycstotdar. The Hon:
Alexander Mackenzie, Premier of chnhan ai'a
tho lion. Oliver Mowat Premier Of, Ontario,
also took ratt, Tho latter III hA ntJoecn shid II
was extremely likely that the Office o. Minister
OF Education for the Province would bo created,
and that tho Hon. Adam CROOKS would 10 IT,
first occupant.
MONTREAL, Sept. 23:~-1udEo Mondeles. Of tho
Quebec Bench, refused to hear An election case
fustorday because lie hold that tito Election
Court Of this psoyiuce is unconstitutional.
The sixth atllual Communication OF tho Hrand
Lodge Of FREQ aud Accepted Masong OF this
Province ia non in session noro. Most Wolrlnp-
tul Grand Master Dunbar, who pres.dos, de-
liyered tic annual charge.
ST. JONI, n. H., Sept. a3.-Goy. Archibald. OF
Nora Scotia, and GoE. liloy, Of New brnns-
wick, will DO present ut the opeutng Of the
AEnputacturors' Exhibition on Tuosdsy next.
TonuSro, Sept. 23.-Sergt: l'atcs III announc-
I'd to beGlu distsamp through tlHs Prov nce from
Wiud.or to Montreal tomorrow Carrying tho
Stars and 6tripos, and passing through tho
principal citiea.
Snow fell ycaterdaY, covering tho ground, in
Inc County OF Huron.
Tho nchoonc,s Swcopetnka and Persia LEFT thia
harbor yesterday with 12,C0o baahels Of barley.
eacl bound for Eric These are tho 6rht car
goos pf tho season.
, 1875-09-24

c,tIns mere nrrna1 laws III tic aat.a. In
t,trug r4!l n::,t c1upetu record n csrry 'r" tha
n.,urred ly crnlrisnt Irrsuts raii fer Their SER
yicea. Hntia frrrr,Lw'u hcnrht ihe Insurance COM
.nir-, hy Iuaking them Hnro cautious IN the w1f la
wiI n thry v:ith 1l"tr rislr.
tihrrr ii'rr. t%air. " f Tic r,sHrntte" on feEfa-
1Alr,il of te A,v inrs f'arl nf Err Underwriters.
nl,frt rrftl tho ttIsti liz sp1st II The Hlrti "!
1innstr ".r~ Of i' nsnI.fra ci1haniea ~ th!a r'1.-
try, compared With those ot nher countries Err,
tdo ffsa es Of tic National 11rI, It nfls@ret tan:
tie. ayeehga lohsra 1T eomianira III Ensl' lranre:
tie 'rerr.,s Int o,,r charges wcro nrc or t!v tne'
lsrcrs than tbcy werr, unq "f "ir set wslth W
iMsncd 1F EiI tnaee nItrh sHr nr1shlrrsI nfsl
b, ant,d-6yo no would f~cnEe Fn,.re nh!!ou ~:
nonnt of th+re dhpr1 estit nate l~tea. lhtA eaitt
ontv le rs1re.lir rt;7 satr 'hstran IaTh a'l'l
other methods, "l,lcn their Carcntioh thou!d tk'
!ntn aeronnt.
Gh4rtea T. i.o]t. ?~ r,'"J q. she fh.t'rr nf 1.ier
IneurAnre FnIlr~ with I'll tf' ou tie tu;tlfst 0f
tA1A&inu iIt s,id tie tAs"s oglt 10 Il" lArCG|y IT,
tus-d, anil ,hnngr t.,le IN tie IN inrlfr ri ttri"
lcvyinr, 10 ttfnt thry ahuafd fail cnJ IN busncAa
rrnnta, and rtst ruptry 1rat hwA5 t" pay llfo-
ihtAtlnc4 l71frire, ....-
Tie CONVENTION siJnurn!d until to-n,orFo~.
, 1875-09-24
NllSSlSSIPPI.
Tho Militia Business Docs Not Thrl'

Tho MILITIA G5uH1ncs1 Docs Not Thrive
tFpll.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, sept. 21.-The following
special was received tonight from jackson,
Miss.:
Ono company of white. wore mustarai into
tho service of tho State Tonight. 1t Is composed
and controlled by vol known Democrats They
had al djonrneA to aoteet oflcara. Two coosea
companies prosentod themselyea this morning.
The rolls not beng made ont, they we're not
mustered iu. The whltn companies were sesy
mitch exerciaod at the State reoeiylng colosed
assistance, houca but ono whlta company pro
srntcl Itself. 4 movement haa beau malo to.
duy against tho State Administrations. Its object
being to ptovcnt tho organization Of militia.
Mhito-Lsnem have scryel au ibj Junction upon ths
from paying any portion Of tho militia appro-
pr.Aton. The petition sc.a forth tint tLis Isl
time OF poaco; no riots nor insurreospns e!c.
Thus have tho Administration opponents
aud fnlr election. With Z. T. George, uharn,n
Of The Democratic State Executive Cotnmtltea
Is Aolicltor for potltiouar, hy enJoung tho hlsaa
sum appropriated FOR the State militia Thtf
think to p1osent an organization whereby tt'
Stato can enforce law and order.
Sheriff Parker, Of AmIfc, officially reports 10
tile iovcrnor that MI srtned body Of men floa
Louisiana, On the 8tll lnst, were halta1 bY plck'
OTIS. Ther informed tho Sheriff that their fofsa
consisted OF 100 meu. armed with Winchester
rifles.
JAoxsoN, Miss., Sept. 29.-An Injunction VI
granted to-day bY Chief-Justsce Teyton. Aeput-
llcan, restraining tho Auditor from paying oat
money for the support OF tic n,ists
that Gov. Amos propoaea to call out. Per-
tloncrB claim that the uoyels,or ia procsetrt
to muster into active uervlco ono regiment ea:a
Of whites and blacks to produce conflict, u.
injunction il based on the acknowledged fir
that perfect Eoacc aud order prevails Throughout
tho 6tate, aud Tint thn musteripg Of militia lns?
service WAS but creating n standing army ot
Stats troops In violation OF the Consultation.
Of tho Governor 10 call out tho militia to fnP,,
press disorders should Any occur. Tlte cntsas
Offer Of a.d to suppress dlsordcrs haa not bosa
withdrawn, but IL not accepted by the GoEsrBofs
, 1875-09-24
Remarkable Exhibition Of Weak Bat.
ling in Yes....."..4y'a 0nme.
The Il,i1.ttlc1IIIi;.s iscal the Whito
Stockings ; to y.
Harrar'a Ton Brocck Makas tho Fastest
Thrce-Year-0ld Timo for
Three Miles.
st. James tho Winuor Of the Free-for-
All Race ut Quincy.


Az lnHnMlSINCH rrFFAT
The Philadelphia Club Won n ye.ary from tho
Cllcagos Yesterday becauso they s!e*>r' ri it,
bcrauho thoJ luttatted. uut'lollcJ, o1tran. and
III al 1especln on,pl.yesl tho homo n'ro. There
~as lively expectation thu. tho Whites wonls
nut in &;aushcr heavy battn., day. but il proved
fallAciona. Thoy ecent tn play In strcaks, AM!
crcry other eamo ia generally good. 1iav~
lug beaten tho llarltords, they loosetl
their grip, aud to b wa* tho ro-
suit. X wo.i SHOULD 10 raid for
The ,,rn,!rc Win, WAS Tie worst III Chicago.
excepting nniy lIHsne III years long past. Mr. sirS'
as evidently Icon in tho hcktst Of woos since lsGs
wltn r Ias I'll III tho l,ccfor uii,r aud yesterday s
mt aa very tlareprialle hermit II Is not In
hr charged 10 hin, that liz ltfeaed ths chc.gos, fo
they did that for themselves, bnt 1t shos, BE- eat that
hc ra'rat1y lsr4arIed the rules. aud showed III
tsnstty oE impartial Lad Judgment tllas could not
have been surpassed.
Of tha Ch!tlaos, Gei,n, tho ua1aily ustwotIhy
tonk day nn. and scored four esrorz two ct htin
lens very tad oncs Tho u.,posnK rullz scnsc b.
these anil ohcr errofG ~ Hastings, Dey, and Water
rian dnleu badly tntjadgcs1 :. iii, Warren nsadt
M nTeFthrnr. and TIM rest tooE lart ~ occahioI
offered. filnes alone rltyci perfect Kams, aud he
gained 9relt aprtanzc for splendid catch oil Mo-
Mnsiin'e bat III Tho rcrenth tn.inI.
Fnr the risitnra, Mtsruan u.unrf two wr'l-thrnwn
has, hut otherwise theIF sauc 8. oil orc+ though
they trok thcfr ou!y lsy eurtranto " tho CA-
cagpa. The remainder u the story Il tnlh ia
, 1875-09-24

rio. np,1 n,nny otI,ars whp wnro rrniJrnts hofnrr
The deep eilov. H"rcrni wcsd present nho wore
tatiyc'. of 'lcLean falints, .l n,any who
hM livoi here since cnr!y cIiillhcnl. whsr
their rarent.I tot:lcl on Tho c,ts.s 1T l''ao:n-
lug t;ruyc. from which Bloomington vas nan,rI.
Gl;on tho gr',und woro many ih."rcstiEt: relies
OF bysoslu lavn. ouch a. usut-lock rstIeA aud
fos,uod, 10 wiGrl, arc a..nit.aI nj, WHO rca!'ted
III frican Co,l,ty III 1851, Tho officer. ,c.:.cd
nre as fu1}ovH: President. Alfred str1nrlicti;
Ac'rrs.rv, !. ". Funk; 1leasuler. Gea. Asa'lal
u-d1r. The cnnslttntion t.rovisles for An E'e
nlnl reunion. tho nos: one 10 he held Ill August,
lS7G. resolution WAS ll-hed 10 Hcud tn tho
rl,'IsLrlrAia Ccnscnn,al Hugh Met'ra,krn. uf
Mclean. WHO. though II! yenr. L, :. ~ y hale
and yisnroHs man.
80 int fsspsteh tn Ths c''ta,E, 7,isa,r.
l.INCnLS. ILL.,. Sc,'t, o3.-An cid settlers meet
Ing NJ Logan County wn, lrl.l nl Nowera' Grove,
rnilrs fro+E, thu city, su.tlaY. Ilc'its AZ Tar
.:h'A ~ t9'3 wprs "a hc rc.u. Jhuro wad very
large crowd at til" mtu,il.s.
, 1875-09-24

! H'dt Dohfrat. T. IT. 1sn,r.. !
~, H. t1ehts.g ,,tsg = r: y" nsr:'"''''..".'..".i :
+. stassry&s b. ii. i.,ly i'sroa...... y
tf,at-Sn record :!:!s'; !; 2:tl. a37. .,.,
fursr of $500, 9tn rl,re trnttb,. sH' 10 hst. f!7A
tn .eren,l. I u In Third. aud f.n tn iuarh: .
y: ". uilAa:a'a +. K Eas":.
! Was,' @ C,rhyn't {. r: Am1.t. '".'.''''. :
~! Darcy t1elIdn.:.. :...>'..' '..'...''s )!
M.n. rt'l. n'rler E,ai", " : :
H. 'a'e"'a t'r@n:;as; ;" ~, sil.f s;;; 3sii
ruysc nf q ., ri,rI' fer at 'a*, n,iIs and re-
r 81, ,.; :. t. sinF r. ~! rr,,,ts HIN 'e''":
c"n,t G. i, s':'n !f1nsi'. h. = ...:s
john :''s'r.s m ','''n e. p!'s'o;s. t''.
cr MI: X f"r 3.yr.r ol liz ra,nd bar.e Is sos O.
H. :* s,safc nnf" I'D T. J. nvst ri ns,a.a e.
! rot Ltrrr l:l-trd.. SatEarec rMao III 1tet l,y \
s, -, ss,;,,s; 5 ,.c q f III aa I ui MSs
/ tl,j:;!ae- was reserved until to.itotraw.
II nn;sor tao,1*nitn MILL sr,As assiuss hcs h.,s
t,le!s with r1.nnthE m1t,. ~ ',tsp.
RACES AT TIKI R1;' s1s.s FAIL.
Hx,o:,. *".. H., t's e rIhS & r. ,s ~ i,*y, ,u,,,
fair # tl,c k'ncsha c1'snt. ,.tr 1,lsra, SUI :,
tssa ',y WI, wa vrsy INV dy Of ST
amounting to s;N. :e:ouI An, drs. raeo. ,.r.s 49,
never rc1t 31'. with four a:st3. w.s e,siy by
1ssgnd sy % IT,, t. ,rss stHes ;nte' } Gso1gs T. A
Of s%M Il, sn,rl.n wsa xa;, ,v IN ,cl.ne Tu.Y ss
ond, sn M!nlAo shtzl. Thattslss. the Hrss ssss I'm
Tire N n;nnts hoTse: furss If s5o nse en.rl.s xa"
sc:ontt race. lr horsts With Ia recort beL.w !:io
rurss Ut $sE, nre cuttca, Won by iAi Hls rstan
sna ssS .o sse'8u 'na 'A'z S1'S' ''n'' a''' a;"s'
uACEs At TIE HUNTINGTON. ND. rain.
hr. Ill., ep e .r st,ca,nen s1, a, FIN
lrorc Ling On iha 4rSans. liz aain feat',rs u To-
, 1875-09-24
i nAt story


Whit ur. jossph Terrell wa sitting In hls
back purchj About dusk tho other evening 10
sAw two rats co.nipg from under some wood
close by. Noticing somethinK peculiar about
them he paid close attention. aud discovered that
oud. Tho rats uaut dowu u little poud In the
yard laid The s,raw. down. took drink OF water,
picked up the stsaw aud matohed back iu the
same way they Wsrt down. Just before reach
Ing the wood hlr, Terrell killed tAem both, and
upon szamiua.itu. found tha !arYest snd Oldest
ras 10 have been totally blind. ur. Terrell saya
ths old s&s ~. ysry fal aud Is satisfied thss Tho
other rails have bsen fesding hiln on young
chickens md sustsys ~ sel ~ Watering h!ln.
, 1875-09-24

Srt<tal Nspdtth q TRe Chicago 1Ft6.n<.
OsAnoA. ILL.,. Sept. 23.-Tho Iroquoia County
Fair opens 1t this plsoe Tucsday, Oct. :, cou-
tuning four days. Lsberal psomiums arc Of
fe,ed for Ill classes Of stock. implements, agri-
cultural products. mechanical Bkill. etc. Tho
society offers $500 in rottlng pussos, divided as
follows Sept. 6, purse Of $780, Tor threo~1ninute
horses Sept, 7. purBo OF $5o0, frec-for-a'l;
Sept. 8, purse Of s200. for o:40 horaes. Tho
entEiss 70 these races close blonAay, sept Al.
Our track IL = tHde moro than hslf mile 10
tho turns leng,hened aud thrown up, tho vho!o
track tcrapsd, rolled. aud thoroughly drained.
It will be - hard aud smooth ~ floor and
fast ~ a ghost" during tho fair, A large field
Of horses u expected. somo twenty OF mora
poeaiblo will be done 10 make the exhibition at.
traetive and interesting. With good weather wa
will haye largo attendance.
, 1875-09-24
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, JR.

isutetas Dtspdseh to. ths Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mlcb., Sept. 23.-Chsrles Franols
Adams, Jr., passed through this atty so-dAy On q
special t,a!n over tho Detroit. Lansing / LAX
Michigan ltailEoat. on tour Of inspection. ao-
uompAnled by Railroad Commissioner Cobb, of
Knlxmaxo0. alr. Adams IL a Director OF tho
noau aud Commisslol,ef Of Railroads of Aassa-
nllkAtta
, 1875-09-24


10 S. 4. Do.e. j. II. Raymond, t,d o:hcts: The
board went ho1nu yesterday. Viii ptesaut yuur COM
muucanu u tho next regular meeting, ur. Il you de-
airo. will telegraph them aud rc4uest fus yoa An
earlier maeEug. 4. McLAu1uLLx.
The pauls Of tbs new candidate ia not given,
but it is 4ioubtIoss Sir. II. Z. holland, who was
Aesssant Enrolling aud EnErossiug Clerk Of the
last Senate. Tho part.eA that teloG1 Aph may,
howesot, 10 advised through thesa dispatches
TINT tho question Of a bCccessor has lon. sInco
been settled. 3lr. Mclaughlin soulo ttno nyo, AZ
early ~ July l. lloti:iol the Doa,u that he could
no longer servo At l1e present salary, aud there
fore the Bonrd began to look abroad for Secre-
tAry. Bue tho search did not extend
far, for it has bean we'll understood, II an1
change occurred in this particular o1ilce, ar.
Jnnes Il. Paddock, now OF tue Chiaf Grain In
spoctor's Office, Of Chicago was to have tho
plnco. TIE pon era that bo havo 30 decided this,
anl the NOW seuetaty, when he shall ha ap-
pointed, will sign himself .'Jsmes Ii. padt!oe1s,
Secretary Of tho Bonrd Of nni}rond aud Ware
house Commissioners for the Stato Of llliuois."
10 any new applicants may - well posseaa their
souls in Patience.
Tho Stats uos1d Of Equalization mat this
morning aud auopted 3 resolution to Adjnurn tu-
1uurroH morning; n 10 O'clock. s!na dic+ 1Ae re-
port OF tho Committee on Capital Stock as to tho
principle upon which tho assessment ia to be
made, ae adopted, will be left ter tho Secretary
OF the Board to couptoEe. This asaczs,n1nt, ~
Deforo stated, With mora form than substance,
will lasse tho cry for JUSTICE through tne pEcsa.
aud tho way thiu justice auall ba 1eachcd beotns
to have 1t least htr1ack the board With sufficient
noise to copmaud their attention.
, 1875-09-24

1ptt7a9 DtFpatth 70 The CAicago Tributx,
Madison, Wa., Sept. 13.-Tho Dano County
Fair had splendid weather to-day. Thess was :
Large crowd present, estimated from 0UOO to
5000. And tho roee'pta wero larger than suy day
for years. Tho ossneors were uus In fo1eo, aud
had quite reunion. A. n. smlth, Of your State,
delivered dcasgog'cal partisan speech, full
but farmers had anY rights others wora Loun1
to respect; denuncatory OF tl,oae uat .pdorh,,,c
his views. especially such nnnkplpers sn TnPs
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, Madison 6f1te journal, ot.
The speeeh nas apparontly Designed ohelp Fsr
called forth many protests from hls hearers,
, 1875-09-24

Special Dispa,sh "a 1As Ch,euan Tribune,
Er. LouIn, Mo-. Sept. 23.-Ycstctday afternoon
il was discovered That young latly living At A.
letton, III this county, Atss NebcccA j. AlIou,
sistor OF J. Il. Allen, aaster of tho Btate Graugo
Of Missouri uas 1nfaalng from her homo. The
discovery ut onco excited thu fears OF tho ontro
community thnt she hnd been tonlly dealt with
lilo last that had been seon Of her waa
during the evening, When sha was
ssou following LOO yArda heh.nd young
boy, her nopLew. boil. Of whom 1t was supposed
wore going to au orchard Il la!f milo distant.
1t appcass that the boy had COTTON considerable
distance ahoad Of tie young lady, whom ho sud
denly heard her crying out Tommy Ton,nsyt
as II she rere In distress. Ho huFrielly re-
trsoed Lis steps to the place from whcnce
tho call appeared to come but hc
could neither hear nor eco nothing.
although he called out several timed,
Running back to the house ha alarmed tho feul-
ily, who instituted shoEs and fr1,itless search
Tho neighbour soon gathered together, and Tho
country vas gcourel un,4I . o'crck this morning.
Aitor daylight party wRa oEKtn'zed fos another
search, xnd The body Of lite unfortunate yduug
lady VIA found lying in ditch by thu alo of thu
bsen passed again and again lie rroced!ng
night without honod being heard Tile dItch
VIA or feet deep and wsdor. His, Alien was
l,tug on Ler left side, With hor iaeo downward,
~ slio lIsd fallen foremost Into tie gully BY
accident. No orutaes we're found On her pursan
except scratch where her fseo had struck tna
earth. The ground nheso she fall WA
uubrokea ~ If sho had died without
a. struggle. THE Iho physicians who e.amined
which ae received proluu d inssaatbllltY, aud
that she Ind died from exposure to thos cold
weather. which p.evsi!ed during the nixht, The
is!-,asea ,ady Has much bolorsa by Large c,rols
, 1875-09-24
NASHUA, IA,

Hptttal Daspateh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
nueuevg. H., seps. 2s-W. ". Wi!I!ams, \
dealer III d1lgH At Nashua, has matls an assiKtl-
ment. Liabilities, $1,000 assets, triding. Du~
buYus creditors aso Interested,
, 1875-09-24

Fl 7 5HUH0
Hpteial Dtspatsh to Ias CnaoaQo Tribune.
p1TTsnuao, Rept. 23-Glass, Nesly 4 Co., q
prontuont iron Arm Of shts city, hare faied.
Their liabilities are not stated. Their asaets
consist Of bills receivable aud = rolling-mill
valued At about $3.50, ,00u. Tho tirm IL preparing
\ statement.
, 1875-09-24

Special lbsaaieh 10 The th,ca1a irlbunt.
GnAsn hArIns, Mich, sept. 3a-~Durng tla
naat hnumor an exclusion Of tho Qranl Rayidx,
Nowhyago j. Lake Shore Railroad oyer IL miles
long. from kewayngo north TO Morgan, on the
hluakegon Il Dig IApids branch Of tho Chic.so
Il Michigan 1,aka s}noro Iatroatl, han been tul|1
largely by tho enterprise Of tho residents Of
Grand Rapids D. u. Clay, prosidsnt, and olher,.
Tic road IN now ubout II 1ni1oH long. The OF.
tonnion is ready for passenger traius and sogu-
lar business, aptl will begin Tomorrow, cu,,,
noct1ny at Morgan with tho Chicago L
Michigan I.ako slloro Road. It forrna another
route to 1,lt, IapfI,, ANT will insure compo.tau
in passenger hnd freight tariffa. Tho untIro t,a-
taf.ce bolDg but CO mics by the Gland Naplls l.
Inhiana 1lond, tho route II but lu nllaes shorter,
Tho people hero aud At HewaJago, Morgan, aud
nloug tho liue, celutratod tho completion Ut ths
extension aud tho oponing of a CONFLICTING
inute by b mammoth free sxcurslon to-day'
running the passenger coaches With twa
ougnes, each eoaDh beiuts crowded T4o
waolo afraif Wns fmn,enaclY pleasant aud
ucccssfu', mud was very happy dedication of
on important though short Ituk Of road. Ihs
now 1oad panotratca some Ut the hest piua lands
ib Western Michigan, aud with lta psosen1 abs
management, 10 sura to roap n financial hsryast
mud prove very uAeful TO ttB T,oople. Tsaus
will run through to Big 1tapids COVER the tne
roadA regularly hereafter.
, 1875-09-24

THE HoRsE.DtsEAsE IN NEW YORK STATE.
poUauksrlplE, N. T.. bopt. 2l.-HerorAi
lorses II the Driving Park arc Affected by dis.
asee alnllss to tha spizootY. II seons to cot-
penuatA in the throat, causing much dlstress.
1upurt4 from the interior etsto that tlie li4caae
hAa bSokau out in eeferti OF tho towns.
, 1875-09-24

Nov1LIE, Sept. U.-Ihs steamship Victoria,
from Nav York, laa arrived.
Farther FoIhT, 6ept. 23.-1hs steamship
rhtunician, from Glasgow IAs arrived.
QuEzysrowS, Hspt. 23.--Arriyod. steamship
Kenllworth, fIom pGil&<lsipiia.
, 1875-09-24
AGuAIic.

scCIL nACE At BANAvn8A.
8AHA1aoA, N. T.. ScJt. o3,-EngIeharlt won the
scull raee By dozen Icusths Tmp. q minutes
22E seconds.
, 1875-09-24
Additional Particulars of tho Great
Flood OH tho Texan Coast.
Tho Number Of Lives Lost Now
Placed at F0Mr Hundred,
Aid for tho Unfortunate Victims Doing
Liberally Contributed.
Minor Accidents.
TIE TEXAN FLOODS.
rpS SS-,I9tibIVtf1 A0yt{sI,H.

lndlanoia, Te1.' last nlglis. anu VINO ~cFo 1loro
duriaB the terrible cycluun, fully contsm oseu
tho fiuBt sensational report Of tho devastation
of Ma ar,i p,,ro-,r th,r, Ont of 8Co n,,,aca.
, -. 1,,,,,,o ,r1.,.a,,,
on'y a'o IRE isFt essAa'ne' na.'aH iau'Saas
night, wllon tho storm Naa IL ,its height tho
wstor roso ovar s foot in two he,rs, tho wind
blowing At TIM rsta Of ~ tnilcs Al, hour, driving
a. D'oa.o'" ' ~
iAs' " 10 h.'''h III hout' e"osp!"t o''''s.h 80
liz %hy. aud covering tho plain III ttio rear OF the
city fur 10 niies TO ,leptl, of foot. Ssyara}
small uoltlcnents, numbering q total population
~ IN w,ro 49,, ,,rn,,. ~. ~ ox;.,onca rnaLfn,
~ ,,n e'''o ""oft o"t W
VII" tt1o ~ i'HtHo,b VINO "elo 'oss al 1aaA~uo'a'
total of a0o lisea lost.
The gentlenon conveying this information
i,,,, - H., s,rv:vor, ha,.,,'s...st r,,,u.,,o,.
iloh OF tne SURVIVORS, Nheh thcS feft lndtanola,
! rccoverc1. trho atopoh In Tia r,tv sr,m ,,o IN.
tte"'cte"' Aao 0'sa'- :" .no sttS Aio'' 'ho P"'
ttotacslon o' lheao aoaa, ni'i tho stencil from
nlpo etstod Tint a marty OF Mo1tcans, mn suud,v
h.,..n -,,,,,,,,- tha ,o., hn1ioa H.. I,.a 49,.
~ ~, ~ s.e. '4s -" -'.1 too. -.
"aaneo 10 l'o p'aln. 'tosn 'out 10 FAX m''eS pack
hanHs, aud ears from tho men and woEnen To
obtain their 1a"ery. ~ soon ~ this was heard
81 III THO city party Or citizens wont ont and
I1ltca i've AcStcaua Whou lucy caught lt thoit
"oAn'
kEw OnLgANg La. Sopt.. 2l.-Christian's
Point waa entirely hWspt away by tic lato storm.
The United States resonnn clttcr Lying Ut
Snlaaco caps'zed, nnu was es7red &C 70 hea' h"'lng'
hs nt1'rnsed, beer aoaMdonca " tho crew;
4 schooner loaded With supplies for 1NdlA1ioa
sailed Yesterday afternoon. Additional euprlios
vii! 10 Forwarded by steamer to-niorrow
GALvEsToS' Sept. :3.-Iho body Of Dr. 0oorga
v riote, lost from tho Quarantine. Was found
this morning near tue ss.ora III tho bay, miles
above the city. Tho funeral, which took place
this evening. WAS very largely attended And tic
remains were tak"n iu ehnrfa by tho Masonic
| fraternity, o! which ho had boen ali active aud
worthy member.
Aadltionh! lsts Of contributions 1nauo To-day
for ludianoln Will be forwarded bf tue aea.nor
tomorrow. Tho following "as ieeos'cd to-day !:
1osrox, sfase., Sept. ...-Fhc HLs. .juhn !. Faen
Asf,no .Ndsr y tialrssfen: Tho citizen. os nosten
oner lher heartfelt sy,nrathy ~ t.e e1ssns o. a'e.
,s NJ aa aa M ~, san
Tu nro h"rcby nnhorzra IL r,w nn ma a. st"ht f,r
H. oi rr thaf iun,eJste relJvf supplies Of cIotAiuR
viii La f,r.1raol ,s rtceIyrd fEansl,
, 1875-09-24
The WEATHER..

WAsHlsGTos, D. o., sops. 4L-1 4, m.-For
tho upper lake region tLe dpper Mississippi snd
lower Missouri Valleys. EsuesalIy clsar weatlet
during the day. and higher temperature than on
Thursday. sousherlJ to Westerly Winds, sud fall
Ing barometer, followed by cuoar Weather. r,s-
lug barometer aud northerly 10 westerly winds
III Minnesota during Saturday night Or Sunday.
LOCAL oHsKnVA1IoH.,
eu'cAao stlt. ~.
trtl.I
, 1875-09-24

sAH thaNCIsCQ+
BAN FhAaclsco, Sept. !a.-1hs annual meeting
Of she Stockholders Of tie BAuk Of California in
called for Uct. -.
, 1875-09-24

NEW 1UEK IJEMS.
Nav YohK, Hept. 23.-Ths failure Of DRAKE i
Colby. grain exporters, IL announced.
The Ieokskil Iron & Mining Company hsa
passed. Into the hands OF Thompson J. 8. Fin.
~ lseeo,Yet. Its liabilities sre $3.50, ,00D.