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Tho Surcry1~nFx-s'Anfc In n Public
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SEeert U4rit'h 70 TIE Chfedps 71iban<.
DLooussoTua. Ill., Jnna IA SPECIAL meeting
OF tina Board of supervisors assembled this
morning and organized by re.oiectinR Mr.
Franklin Henderson, Ut Towandh Township, "a
permanent Chairman. No business Of impor.
TANGO lisn yet heen transacted.
Great excitement WAS caused laat night At
Dur!cy lInll ty an attempt 1t = ntamEede OF
panic occsaloned By au alasr, Of fire sounded 10
bring out tia engines TO q burning stsaw-r,le
closo bv tho hall. The hall was denAey lacked
And II was tnott fortunate that, By tho presence
of mind Of several 1uen. The panic was checked
at It's outact.
Tho Rev. !. ". D!ntmore, paasor Of tho Sec
oni Baptist Church of tins nItv. preached his
farewell sermon ycatorday, and departs in = day
nr $50 fnr \ tour In Eurono. Tia Rev. i. 4.
W!ncs, Of Springfield, will occupy his pulpit uu-
I'LL 4l}H tCturn,
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THE TURF.
TIE :f!HSEs0fA TAfiAArlTE 1tEETfSn.

TIE EsHSESHTA TnfSANTI1E IFETfSn.
G,r fai D'snateh 10 Yhs Chteass tribune.
ST. rAri. sfinn., Jnne 7.-rIa Minnesota
Trinartto l.aco Meetings open on Tue-daY Of
no1s weoh al ,tnnha.o c3;,tn ,Ins tEoso for throo
days, a. follows:
Frat day, :I-fninuto trailing horses, u,.rno
35o0.-s25l to llrr., iI2i to rec nd e7j to thrtl
and 259 to fonr.h. For 2:i9 trotttng l,o,Acs,
pnrsn of et,o1o,-350o to lsst, e2;o to second,
:l6q to third, and S1bg so fourth. Running
race, milo elasl,, p1rse s99p, to first, e to
1ecoud, and s25 10 third.
Second day, show Of 1,orsos to halter, Inter-
npciscl with trotting fos gent'crucnb hr!cs.
Full programme for thIs day not yut rcceiscn.
Itlrd day. for 2:5i tEMtlng-llorans rutne.
n,-:iop to first, :2'u 10 secona. el2n 10
horsct Islrso, IT ,000, ,-s5nO to first, s25J 10
second. sl50 10 thtd. ani 2i0D to fourth.
ilnnnng rnco, mile heats, i'eht two t.. three
purso. !. .5'Fl-s11o 10 hist. el25 10 rec md, sl01
10 third. n!i SIS 10 fourth.
Tue eIclll n"Gttnl: "1ll be nt Saltwater,
Tuesday. Wc1hcedav, AMI I,nurn lay o! tia week
3i.0p0.
Tho third mectfus vii! be .,eld o: ST.. Paul. tho
rangin. fran eiol ia si.21u, all d.Yl1el run.
uiag pure. each day at ca ID p'acu.
TIE Foar wAYNK KaGts TO-DAY.
Eftc1ai Ustatth 70 fkr tH,cttao 7r,oane.
Fonr WA,sE. July 7.-To-morrox tho annual
t,siLg racing meeting OF the Surt1erI Indiana
Aus 1ciatsou Il begin undet favorable aus:ncoa.
Many noted lor6es aud 4 large number Of turf
meu are altoadY III tho city. Tho programme
tur tomorrow comprises tho t,ottuig ma eli
for Aorsos which Aayo never ben:en 1:1I
fur lu1so Of s5ou: trolling match
for horses which have never beaten
2:o5 for purse OF +l,10o; half mile rum ng
facc. boat thee IN fiye. for purte Of 600. For
tbs $50 rare, the following horses arc entered !:
'cdss wat Gsne{s Mse 5e1ns a
SIlcrmau). wild Doctor Lucy D. Nellie May.
For the 2:25 ttot the following nre entered Kate
Campbell, A1Inlash, Jr.. Indy Patterson. Little
Mac, Basil Duke. Pool.HclIing IN In progress
tonight. Tho rnce1 viii continue four days.
Tho purses aGgsogase $4,000.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADETPHT THEATRE,

TUESDAY, tuae T. LaDtEs' H1lHT. two 1AdE,.'
nxn's I'll. ~enk-ruesd and ThutsdsF. Great Succcss
untFes:ai afn!rsttun sEprssscd ~ attryb"dy! Last
week tf all tbs FAEntltes.
tof this ~nek bnly. most pnsitl.sls, anEageent At
no. VI tho Two Champion Athrtes al Tho World
HOMER LANE Ind JOHN II 'MAH0N,
En ronsn to Aifatn IN enntost with ths PACING than.
r. Il w"3 ~ s!o a1,t'1tsns display nt tho Sala aad
worIt.fsn-h 1850 w. '
WILSON BROTHERS,
fo1rin number, tho Champion th!ctta Dyns,ta III
ani Wnndeful acts Ta bcwlseh!:,t IItustoH.t, Ajss
;s f9K s1;Morr 1hc t;, tn Amst'saa iss;d. SiE
TTMnMT Ty e nGIf!t%t:i,HES % e.rnsF t..a!!cs th4
Hh1 naSrtEftH The oceh!soh L,ndnn toniq4o
BILLY !alttH rWtiililT ind $ III, II Mistif.b
VI p, nsasuo tpTp'nS in tho G'ttuas Fareo, NY
te,n.rntsf.. No bliasfA rt1ts WEEK. rA, Mon.
ltrt GlfiH ufncf1arA ~. -N.-
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will bo represented BY counsel, who arc Tho
hamc As those ougaged for tho libel suit brought
against jain T.. Fawkner. nho mnkas the
charges. 4 doep inscroht IL nlanifested in tha
investigation, bit 1t III feared that Lbs trial chs.
I'm: ho 40 searching ~ is dorfrAbEc, !'ecauro Of
tte lack Of power In thu Doa,d to comtol tho
attendance Of Witnesses. Mc1ntsra IL a:anxions
for thorough work, It hiss tranepite1 that tho
affair las been before tho Chtistinb Church, Of
Which favkner IN a marnher, and has ioHuited III
thu expulsion Of Tawkaes.
, 1875-06-08
THE INDIANAPOLIS SCANDAL.

Sptc1a! Otspatch 10 7ht ChGsl1a Tr,oun<,
1sulAsArolls, Ind, June 1.-Ite investigation
by Lbs State Trustees Of sho Deal aud Dumb Asy-
lum Of tho charges Q! lewd conluc. against Bupt.
Aolntyso commoncts tomorrow. By agreement,
ii will be public Tho sessions will be bold In shs
Senate Chamber. Both Mclntino aud FAwknes
, 1875-06-08
THE MONTICELLO LADIES' SEMINARY.
siuketa1 H;4naiCh 70 TAs CAteadQ Fx1tAnf.

ALroS, ILL.,, June 7.-1hls wsex closes tho
school-yosr At tho Monticello Ladiest Seminary.
On tomorrow avoutug tic annual anniversary
concert will tako place, and on Wednesday tho
Commencement sxercisoa. Tho Eonior class Ia
the largest ever graduated At this institution,
aud tho exercises promise to b. Of unusual ia-
terest. Tho following arc tho namcs Of tho
young ladies compoalpR tho class. Alco Il. Has
kel. Chicago; Ellen 8. Hanson, Alton; Emma
Hicks. pittsae,d; Claudine II. Hunt, Louisiana
No.; Kata 7. Laird, Alton; Ella Martin, God
fey, Hernia ]. Morton. Chicago; Emily |.
OdtRorno, Now Caalons u, UofnArdno Urnc,
Bloomington; Mildred N. PoWsrs. I.eaveuworsh.
ksn.; at,nnle II. Pickett, Edwardsyille; Carrie
+. Smith Chleago; Lucy =. s;aitb; dfeepyllls
CulcAXQ.
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The at. and therein iay tls canss of fe4t. Tho de-
lay in tic mil ut ma inning e1r'ei hy the lIa
rnyeFy that f,vnre las owned by i,.rnna ad two
FAYE ho t,a khuwn hats IN walk away myacriously at
tho end at gs,nr, Int la lhs irst tim, In wltch
die TT u Rams
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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY.

TVWN 63NlE UNIFtHSTTt.
Iowa CtTY, juno 7.-Tha Anuusl Commences
usRs exercises Of the Iowa Hate Uniyezsity will
occur wsol after ue1t. - follows:
Thursd.Y, Friday, aud satuFday. Juuo -, 7s, and
2d-Ez4nIAatlont.
Friday, !une q, = p. n.-uaion anpi.srssy OF
literary aocltuea.
Saturday, June 20, r. m.-Closns lecture of law
course, by q. ". NatutrDuu, IL. u.
Sunday. Iuns II, p. nl.-BaocaAurtats addfsss, by
President ThaeheF,
atoud.y, Jans 4, !:sa P. m.-LAw cla.s-Dsy s1ss.
e!ses; 7. p.-A!uiant aunisessAry; orator, y. Z.
rls.lon, d, e4.; poet s. !. usate4. Il. u.
Tutsdayt suna ~, s:3V p. m.-l~w uan,ncG cement ;
?. .m:-uatsststy otauou, The atyT. c: U, Iuratlt,
Fairfield u y. tu.-Adi&ss before Law Department,
0eorRs @. Wright, Ii. D.. U. 6a.
Wcduta is3. 1uus ~, =. M.-Acadsn,icaa Com
mtutsmtnt-NAsters osaalon, X. hauudstsou. a. IT,,
Uur4ugt1u.
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tho way nj ha{Is. Int tho,o was cor. ".
talnly no osldcnco Of such q transaction AUS
4, tho playing Of reaFeo, who Las only one error
chafGed g him. tFadloyt who was caFrlotl on on
.l." sl'on'dera Of slS men sissr tlo enin' On Sat
[elj from hia usua] standard Of pltcnnN. bei,,r
it,l,anoned from Al, attnc1; Of yortiro. The ncore
e'anah - I" ~ 'asos u tno LaStotn c'ap'
fnninas- .
11sas.:s I'sds'.s: q T.; T.;
TIE PuiLa1,E1r1rAa' WESTERN TOUR.
SPECIAL ! .p",sh u JAs c::.'ea1e iftaant.
te,nn,n ,,rcyentad ii,e nIayjna of tho chamn;o".
s ~ ,o ~ .Io or
lLc pn,sa .ep!.ta and Now H.ran Clnts. Tho
rhllzdslp!llas leaYo Ibis evening ID IN extended
WeAteru tour.
DEFEAT or TUE RED srocK1xos.
st, LOUIS brown LeRn won Rauno from the
champion He'd Stockings OF l,os;ou last Salur-
das. breaking the charm whiclt hAl preserved
thcm lloT dofca. in twenty-five games. H. Lon,s
Maa co,.souc dotisous with delight.
md shou.ti itself loar.o. ami tiokrd ia
nnoi. T., tba .,r wit, @"I thn await i1aass ~
'lsei IN ,he,u tne az WIZ Il, Mo n'aost
apa'"' = G.y ",ass.us az euet osc'tes 20 mese
WHICH, grown ca!lous 10 victories and 8cfcats,
nc now tclratn.
fhc 81. Louia papers dis play tho samo jnbl'a-
tiou which Chicago Journals Used to eriibi. in
rho 4, i.g,,s penwh,;rn. ;n a lnnr .e,,r,. ,t
~ -. Ioa'o -'ep"V''~""' ~ q 4o''h ~eeou't oi
INC ehtne' saye: .....
To have tried TO bo modset To lhso trca to lear
our houors lightly, Int It Is Of uo n.e T,lere rre
tines when dlEu!ty IL folly and the present b1Aeba
occasion y Of them. 81. Louis aa nle tns .atn.
pfons mud they arc hers Tbs extreme E,t ID c,Ii,e
stie n its lofty fEht BY tho o1tremc Weas. This s
o'a ,, ..1 .nsE = Gpo~ @ @ H. n ehse; ~ .mmensy
pentci, AS' w
Twepty-ssyen times thts ysar bad tuo ch,mnfon
IosntIs fIced profr.siona Glib ot. ths rrecr JI,
mond, an twenty teyen tines ind taey carried awsv
ba i, trIl1inp. They lad beaten ui,r brown, oucc
isi}y thcy seemed tnyineinjo aud liz o,,not VA
nmytbuo iiut e,irouraainu whsn ve,,nrsw ~ f.csj
tIIstn II asront na,ns ,,etnrmt3oI tn 4, mr. isst
Tut hardly daring to ho3o for yictory. After two
hn,,rs' n;nnn;nrsnt Si.mfav n .,in.i 'ntI,,r.r'.
1n,,seio. skl. md bra.n ta II. Iou,s boys sc nm.
nii.hei VIII Tho Ath1sttrs ths na,tfor; ~ Mn
tIsIa The Attanes, ta hisdeiphtas, the Coa,snn,ss
nanM mi ID tbev a.testsa ~ no..nn" fe,s ~ st,
s1uareiy It Il nseJIcss to Nv what ths seora WV
s ss xsT ~ s. h H. 9s
nni ~ i,forr.n but hee.n.. IL s"9 tus ass
we upou. Eve 10 four in fsTor Of 81 LaIs spsat1 10
,."iI ,oaTs ,.,i, w-,. s,,, rsi. w,, T. aii sfo~As
"v1,, ~. w.. "."s W." 1e'a W. w."
1hc cnth0stmm ht tho cloHe IL thuB spoken
Off
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0ver 100 rargoes Of lumber havo arrived hers s!ncs
Saturday. Tho market waa quito Arsy all day yeaIer.
taJ, aud number of vessels disposed Of their loads
stlll tho 1narkat rem ,ina cou.lcsl.. Considerable
trouble was experienced yesterday by the tugs and
Eetses In going up tha rives owing to tho largo
tsz Of rc@sols In port. which, In sono places, nearly
closed UP tho channel. Tho 1Iarbornaser, howayer,
dd hs best 10 keep passsge-wAy orcn and suocecl.
III In preventing any accidents OF consequcnco.....
The ase OF tho schr Fisher, which arr!vod here YET.
terdsy. fill ovorLord and deowaol Sunday night
shout 20 miles from ososse po!nt Light iIo ca,o Oh
deek to look for .ho light, when no stumbled anl
lowssod to 20 to biz rescue h1t before It reached
aoo.,t "a soara Of oge, ast l.ves fa!ly WIN r~tc
In ths CITY,. The schs ): v H. Watson, which was
rb,iit d nalo during Tho past w!n.or and collIdel
With tie aehr u. 9. W!naiow OF rreanus fao lust
"Wednesday, arrived here yesterday. Her eIen was
knocked OF nnd her nea..asar eoi!n'1 Mtsar.
low. wElrh 's bound down, h.s pasacd Port Huron
dsnlaated Capt kcyoE4on. t1e chartetius agent of
S sS ss IT, u m st fsT % saa
ses krs waiting 1l!i thoy have disposed Of their
eoes.. dssratch received fron FORT Huron yester-
down suudas. pounded hclo In hns bottom Ut
Greenhush Tier, and waa Watcr.logget. The Wost-
ns of thc International Board If LaAs Underwriters
II Nlagar& Falls en- The 10sa. NY they vii! under no
etrcnnsanen asacnt to reor9auiz.ton Of tho n,arl,
1t4ut AAe hkcuk AHlA1il uEhtlC1
Company In tia city, IL discharged In Aseor1aucs with
tAe sentence Of tie Executive O1tnmtsee.
MILWAUKEE.
The cost Of getting the barge Jesse Linn OF Coma
Island eaf WAS sloooo. lIcr repairs will require ~
expenditure OF frum sl,tu0 10 s2,0u moro. y. WhiIo
there have teen neally 200 arrivals At 0hcago since
Saturday. but ono vease. tho tohr James Wade,
has arrived 1t Milwaukee wthln the Same
sp4cs Of time. THO scailHhtp PeExtau
cleared from this port last BAturllas
With cargo of a',oA lu whe1t: The siae-wheel
!tnr Flora which runs Ia opposition to The uooari,
considerably injured through colhio1 last weak after
being repaired, md whe her way to II tnstec, met
tDgson and Tontwuter. 6Ao broke hrr cylinder nna
crosshca1, and hsr machinery IL ain,oat wreck BAo
taWel buck 10 Lu1iuHt0u after tho accident HAv
viii 10 towel lack IL Nilw.use for repairs, witch
will cont about $40 0o0. Tho following Ii At rnett
Of te vchseB which cntcs c into and reare fru tho
District Of Milwaukee during tic mouth OF M4y;
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LAKE FREi0HT9.
rfff5ttnN

Tners VA sono demand for steamer room yesterday,
hat saIi vessels weso tGnoed by anlrpsss. M gseut
Improvement ID the demand for froLght-roon, Is
pected until TIC prcot Of grain reach point where
thert Is sufficient margin 10 Induce shippers 10 opcratc
Y,ealts easInr for sa vessels. room being eu-
x,eei Saturday evening for wheat 10 Dualo at 3ko,
vbie yesserlay steAm- taken 10 sass port at
sxe, ChAriers IL uuTulo. f5,tufl!sy p. m.-lIargce
Hattar aud Keclan wheat IN t,r.yc TURNS. T'-Aay
Props Dean 1sc.nsond wheat alld cort: blanchard,
xheas; James Flax, wheat IN oats; Arabia, wrat !;
ti,ho corn; rar,fy OH through rats. G.pacy-
Wheat, lpu ooo bu; curn. +6,o Ia; oats, 49,u0 bu.
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LAKE ERIE,
nuEFALO,


nuFFALo.
,fhe Buffalo EtpFfss IL authorized to ttata That ths
floating eayator IL transferring grain At 80 Per bu-
thAt IA, as per 1901 bu to ths vessel Tbs coa-
gnee OF the grain ia rai per loo b, leaving 90
Ter 19N hu net transfer chArgo. The body OF Capt.
uauscs, Of tho wrecked scnr conauco has been found
near hasbehed.. Tho cenmereia. Adrert{tsr states
that ths nav u4xser stMr City Of CAlcsgo aarad for
Utica saturday night with u. bu of rnrn board.
ieeu islsu. Tia CITY of M!iwanrs- Gs nsst toas t.
sone gut wi bs Arransea htt'e dtiescutly, anu slu
tts<tal Dfspafsh 10 Ths 0Ateasa Trfbuns,
EarE, pa., Juno 1.-THE prop AlaaiA arrived from
Ch!cago to-day, aud from Milwaukee tho aehr schuyl.
i!. Tue pron Gordon o4mpbs!. aud tho sehr schuyl.
asm ri u Il, 70 MSautss .nd oniasso. '% ''''su '''
VESSELS PAST PORT HURON.
ERSctal Dunatth IA TAs cAfea7o Trts4ns,
.poa1 HuAok, Mich, juns 7.-pAasxp DowN-prop4
Bovs.elgu Eluiaox, C!etsa, pttsburR sau hsraca,
Nctamora anu barKcs schrs Jotu 3ioyes. Jane Bell
?. Marsh, Lotto Wolf u. 4. Koa 0aelds, II. l. Rich
tnond.
Ur-pops Collces, Oneida, st. Louis, Superior and
concert Howard aud oousort; schrs George psris.er
1oseph patpe, Cavalier, Q. 4. King, Edward Blake,
Ao,rhfad. Aunis Craig, E. 4. Nicholson.
WEAtM4n-flne.
: ponz Hunox, Mich, .lans 10 T. n.-pows-
Props Vanderbilt, Merchant, Toledo, Iaks Oltario,
1arHta Lori and consoEt; schf4 JcnnIs Matllewy
!ahpeming. Marion ER4n, Jenus Matthsws. 4e!ndesr,
William Hunter.
ur-prop4 Townsend and consost. pa!!anl!ne with
j. ". 6ags Aua Judd; scAFt Fuyetta Ntowns 1asco,
]. Z. Qllsrore, 4. II. Moss, Ha.nuel l.. M4thef,
WkA1Aka-Ealm aud tina.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ths Northern Transportation boats Rnnk &lBo, 600
~ schr senator, Mbelel 1t Detroit,
hA besu RELEASED Tho deck load OF Tho schE Mont
reier. which wsnt ashore a, A!ddla 1slsnd. nesr
Ffssqut lsls, lat NossmbsF has been recovered.
consists OF bar Iron, aud lay n about IA feet Of water
1hs iron has been shipped 10 Chicago. ,Ths Toledo
1ta&t uys oEdsra har9 baen received BY H. W. Cotton
Co. to seud Tho prop Tiogs to buffalo to !ay UP. She
has had hard tus In getting cargo. aud - probA-
lila consequence all propeliers viii 10 aktn from tho
las between Toledo aud Buffalo, aud lid up for sas
seaAon. It u thought thu Jay uoIla may
~ It'seed on tho Dudslo and Chicago line
:..:Ths prop Quebec, Of nests's BArnts l!us,
wont On tho rocks n WaaMaugouipg Hsy,
eho1t 40 miles fFum Duluth, lho uostl shpEe,
wednesday. Ths atnr Asia succeeded III releasing
Let from her reFious position ), "A dsp4tch fFonI
Owen 6ound 10 tLa T0soutu utebs dated lhy ill., ssYs
Fas ttmF Fsancos anlh arrived hsra last nxh. at-
~ having mado one Of tho fastest trips record.
hae lande4 n9suEos Of passengers an,l Krter4l
freight st tho Il. NxtlWpy doSk. 6hs
!a6 not Very Ats tes. a4c guluEA having mot tho
ssat 39sbsa 1t bault Hso Marie. bouul W. aud slso
H!sst spssy at tsuas Alasas Ella las,a4 Tuna
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frsefnf DsspatrA 10 TA4 EA(taqn 7ftbnns,
EAaAtLH, ILL.,, Juno 7.-AnAryKD 1T nIyEn-
Fo!htnX.
pEpAArEn-rrop Atlantic, with merchandise for
Peoria.
passEp INTO CAn4L-Notnin9.
fpAssEp ont-alaEy O1siley, from Joliet, with dtrnen.
nod 4tono for Coppcras Greek Lock; prop Atlantic,
With merchandise for Peoria.
Nins feet Anl iuches of water an tbs n!osslll OF
Iock u.
pn,pgEroRT, Ill.,. June 7.-CLEAnko-Inlustry
Morris, S0,B02 II lu,nltr, TO tuInges 1hooutI,
1orkpot 7a6M It lumbar, ~ II l4t; Gun. Mcclellan,
joliet, ", It lumber.
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. fnnfh9s- 2 q ! q
aIutu1Is "...............9 . . 40

$st s".s :" =: 1;at,se y su,ast
Gtn,."sn,a- -cnIc.s"a, :. .,
Hmtfrr-S'ck fuune, ef Waning on.
Tho CllicaEoa will tho :oetnnk ll,a httor-
n1on. for tho frat tina this Batson. on tho
1wcnty-tlitid.httcct grounds. Tho ratu" will. 10
ci"rely contnaseTl, md tero ara mt few VIM.
puct them to wln It.
nosToSs w. ar. LOUIS nnowss,
SFfe'at !'spafrh to Fht thIrdgo n, hHne.
1T. Lnris, June 7.-3y fit tho fargest conerc-
sc1nhltr At TIM trark Of tho st. Louin BROWN td-
slay. The 1efeat OF tho lh,stons OIL Saturday.
Tho first tim boya Ut tha Hub han rcceiyul this
sea-ot. Ind w,otted tho alsnoBt-blnnted purrohcs
to !. tl,aro was, ot courro considerable m :n:
dalod to dofoat tho lscin Of Boston. Ti,o day
wna beautiful for ball work, n,ld Gaya fnr aud
square cllance to buth aidch to r1low wl,"re the
SKILL and ability lay. and evhrr ouo IL wiling 10
acknowledge Tic corn In favor Of tho B1n:os,s.
II1ero wcro several r,mors atoat this tnornlng
tlIkt Pearce, the ellust.s Of tho St. Louis
nno, had rocoiYed nonoy from i prominent
!neTanan. oa Mum .tloet 70 kooP himself cut Of
tainly no osldcnco OF such tralIsactiou
IN tho playing of rcarco, who Las only ono error
Charged to him. Bradley, who was carriol on on
the shoulders OF six mon after tho caiu% on Sat.
ulNaft vi HEIuuHt Vi kL4 faNlUiY VI tue At9NHAt
toll from !lin usual standard nf pitching, being
fnisapoHed from all attncts Of vortigo. Tho scoso
stands Is to Z IN favor OF tho Eassorn club.
fnninas- 1884 1A9
1lrowEH. H.........,.......1 0 o 0 ! 1-9
ne1a.................. % 0 0 2 3 0 s . -:6
TIE PJ,iLA1>ELrlI1Aa' WESTERN TOUR.
>prcadi sptI'ch t0 jhs Cs.icaao ifttans.
FHiLAi'ALrnlA, ra., Ju1o 7.-1ho raiu this at.
te.np,D prevented the PLAYING OF tho champion.
SLIP uamc announced to sako place horo between
the rh,.a leip,ia and Now H.yan Clnks. Tho
fhilzdelps,ias leaYo This evening ou IN extended
Westeru tour.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
Political Notes.

Next Tuesday, elections take place in Ohio,
Iowa, and Nebraska. Pennsylvania has left the
company she 70 long kept, and now joins the
larger party of November voters. Ohio elects n
Governor and other State officers; Iowa, the
s,me; and Nebraska Judges of the Supreme
Court, Regents of the State University &c. On
Wednesday, October 90, California will hold its
Judicial election, choosing at the same time its
superintendent OF Instruction. On Monday,
October 20, elections are to be hold in Oregon,
aud Colorado. In Oregon the election il spec
al ono to fill the vacancy in Congress caused
hy the death OF Hon. George "A. La Dow, demo-
crat. The election III Colorado is for members
Of Convention, to prepare State Constitu-
ton preparatory TO admission into tho Union.
The Augusta (Ga.) ConStitiiiondiia rcmarks
"if tho people Of the Fast and West had only
kuown what they know now, there would have
been precious few bonds bought or sold TO aid a
lot of Abolition lunatics to ruin the country"
Hon Ben Wade, in private letter, places the
Republican majority III Ohio, next Iuehday at
twenty thousand.
In Maryland everything is not 30 lovely for the
Ring Democracy As they would desire. There If
good doal OF uneasiness, and well there may
bn. II iuay sound we'll in history that John Lee
Carroll should be Governor but it may not be
10 tho advantage OF the State, when we consider
hY whom he was nominated. Besides he stands
n1t HI the representative OF II continent which
He good people OF tnlS. country arc WhtcnliR
very narrowly. The Reform party in Maryland
Is getting stronger and stronger every day, and,
# ii is successful, it will be bost for Maryland
Washington Clronicie
The Albany Express declares that il Allen
should be elected in Ohio, it s intended to place
another Democratic ticket in the field in New
York, on behalf of the mnationsts. This cor
responds to the threat made few days ago by
the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The election in Charleston, s. O., yesterday,
passed off with very little disturbance. Itisu I'M
derstood that the Republican and conservative
clationsts have re- elected Mayor Cunningham
an'l the rest Of their candidates by at least iUu
majority.
The Republican Convention of the FIRST Mas
sachusetts District yesterday nominated William
W. Grape, Of New Bedford, for Representative
in Congresa to succeed the late Mr.. Buiinton.
The Prohbtionists of Massachusetts, yester-
day met at Boston, and nominated john j. Bal
ker, of Beverly, OF Governor, and the Labor Re-
formers, at Worcester, nominated Wendell Phil
lips. At the former Convention, Wendell Phil
lips made an eloquent speech, prophesyns that
III two years tho Republican and Democratic par
ahce men to adhere to the policy of independent
action, and assuring them OF success in the neal
future.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat says, that in
that section of the country MIR. Kerr has the
lend for the Speakership. 1t believes he will
get nearly, il not quite, all the Missouri mem
hers and the majority of the Illinois members
aud every Democrat from Indiana.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
Entertain sncnts.
nEv. MIR. sAvAaE's LEoruRE.

REV. MIR. sAvAdE's LECTURE.
Tho Good Old Times " lloy. Mr.. Savage will
DISCOURSE of, at the Unitarian q iurcl, this even
ing, opening the Charming Course. Tho lee
lures of this gentleman are declared by compe-
tlnt critics to have happy blending of thought
and sentiment, poetry and logic, imagination
ani philosophy, AMI are strkngly pervaded with
n religious spirit. We arc snre that lo will start
OH this splendi1 series of entertainments in
good-style and We insist on crowding the
church to hear him. Remember the music, il
you please and be promptly in your aoats by T.
49, IN order to enjoy it,
THE nIGSoLD ENdAGEArENr.
Il i,servel seats for ths Rignold performance,
nnxt Monday evening, will DO sold Mt B1ughman,
rhomgs,& ~ Co.'S. tomorrow morning at o'clock.
The promise of this performance il one of the
best we have ever enjoyed in Wilmington. Not
only the star, and hs leading supports, but the
whole Company are tirst-rate artists. There will
undoubtedly be very largo audience. Mr.. Rig
n9ld is in Washington, this week, playing to
crowded honses at the National Theatre, and the
newspapers of that city are loud in his praise.
THE FRANK FRAyEE ooMBINArIoS
Ou Saturday evening ,at the Opera House, tho
Frank Frayne Rifle Team and Dramatic Com
hination" give their variety performance, inolu-
ding the drama OF 'Si. Slocum' There are in
The company ''dead Shots" 'daring frontiers
men, educated mastff, English ponies, Nc, &c,
~ well as the usual actors aud actre3soi, vocal
lists danseuses etc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
OFFICIAL visitation

THE BOARD OF HEALTH VISITS THE AIMS HOUSE
AND COUNTY HosPITAI..
The committee from the b )ard of Trustees Of
the Aims House appointed to repair and reno
vate the County Hospital having performed that
duty, extended an invitation to tho city Board
of Health to visit the Hospital and Aims House
in an official capacity. Yesterday afternoon he
the Board were met at the Hospital
by Doctors shortlidge and Ogle, county
physicians, and by them were conducted
through the building. Tho old wooden bed
steads have been replaced with modern iron
ones, and hot and cold water has been intro
duced through the building. porch has been
erected for the benefit of convalescing patients.
the fences and buildings whitewashed, and
all unnecessary rubbish cleared away.
Proceeding to the Alms-House, the Board
met in the Trustees room, and passed series
of resolutions complimentng the custodians OF
the Hospital and Alms-lIouse, on their good
management.