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AQUATIC.
THE MADISON hEoATTA,

6sSefa DfspateA 10 TIE Chicago TsfbHn<.
MADISON. Wts., Aug. 23.-To-dAy was fxed
some time Hincs for a ftleudly contest betxssu
tho Mitchell Boat Club Of Milwaukee, and the
Madison Club, to witness which quite number
OF Mli"aukeeans aud people from othsF places
Lao como lera. There was 20 hAys bsen four
cared shell race Ut O'clock, six,oased 1t 9, and
s'ngle soull Ut $50. Largo numbers of spec
satosa shtongsd tho shores Of Lake Monons to
rssntsa The rse%. An east wind blow hard. snd
the "svss we're 10 high that tbs regatta sould
mol begin 1t tho dms n1ed. About
O'Clock tho winds and waves subsid-
Cd. % shss ths boys dse,dsd to try :
pull through water quite roug1, aud with =
orsoxs still fresh. The Mil~aukeoans brought
no sas-oazed boat, and 70 p1ttsd tho four cared
paper shell Lady Iaaphsus, - fast long, asa.pst
tie hsdlson slz-oAtsd sbsli Lady Falsohlid, 80
foot. both carrying soxs~Ains, Ths iudgea wsIs
Charles D. Potter. Of IilwAukss, and Chass L.
nfoss, Of Hadtsoo aud lbs umpire and sts1tss,
nal. U, @. Mayors The course va Z mile aud
= hAlf and Tstura. Ihs boats stArtsd u $40 D,
A. tbs asdtsoa bAfss ~Aa hiudsrsd = utt!s by
1osaog n liz asAks-bo&t 10 ,tAAl NIssuAss
, 1875-08-26

The Sfnsr board NJ Fgunti2atlon-'Tho
kccbse"!1 indch 1nasltnte-rhr Ikntl.
rohd Com rt~sloncrs.

rhr zfntn r,o,~<, a. r-....
r.,, " a'3sst''*sta""-Au NO
~nn.t 80, .,'.'''", "".4.'t"te-Rho kAnfa"
h""" 1"n'"t*shohrf".
d"|N'"t 1soa'fh to 7hs thdtaa" 7ffo"nt.
s'hfSnf1ELn, ILL.,. Aug. 25.-1n tho Etate
board af Equalization Tina morning Nr. var.
RMS ,eson,,on dec1or,rc I'm ,.an..,....S..
.,,f, rs,r ta ~ ~ 49, , s '''eN"n'e,'s lot
~" 80" W " ~ ,'e' eeo1 o' tho 'esh F"iuo OF
tna pFole1sy o. tle sth'o ca'na IN for conRIlern-
ti"n, anl Mr.. Deric'son n,uvc'9 to stEiko out
IGOR and juactt no." Mr. 1)ieniua movo5 IN
.nond he irser,{rc ). III ,o.. r..
.... -. ~. t,..:t. NV '''o ~.
cutting " 49, Ds4,.A'un 4h"S",n' " "aa lcst
--'eaa. Nef'cRhon. Engs:fl'. MI" whitney; nays,
Ucvor, DirGEns. Fisher Hunter, soCabe, kfo-
tawiny. MeNult Miles, aloslor. Parry. Ray,rs.
W,,ncr U:ht..;do W,,ar srd v;,ns'.,, ~.
u,r.,'a ..,... nc.u 1t.'
'''''"o1 ~ ''io'eu ~ ''eeft W per cent' Loah
1t'o F'to recurring on tho original rosolu-
lion, it wan adopted -y yeaa, Derickson,
, 1875-08-26
TIE INDIANS


OF INTEREST TO AsoRIatNEs.'
MCaKooEK, Ind. Tor. Aug. 25.--Iho Creek
osThaus arc boipg paid to day by Mai. Ingalls,,
1nd!nn Agent the interest on e7G,00o OF
their invested tunds, iu Accordancs with
n provlhion Of the treaty OF 1919, Tho
original number Of orphans from Ala
bans Was bI9, The nnnlbar NOW, including
heirs, amounts to over 1000. Tim sun paid
zach of shs original hoHs. or tLe representative,
is S7.65, but, as it cost tho o.phaus Is per cent
OF the AMOUR. TO colleut tAeir claim through tho
8urremo Court, 1t raducoR tho amnunt to a5.74,
wl.ch Eas frequently to DO sundivIdod AMONG
heirs OF the heirs. reducing tho amount paid to
tho proper pct6on A. low aH ~ centa Az somo
OF tham have 10 ride from 40 10 IS miles to sieu
the rolls, aud heu recelvo too small sum to Ie
Of spJ benefit, 1t IL thought it would 10 we'll Tor
the Government to divide the pr:ncpal at once.
Tho difficulty mu.t continue 10 1nc1oaHe, ~ the
number Of halts and Subdivisions lucresaes ayary
yoAf.
, 1875-08-26
The Boetons Defeat the White
Stockings by @ Score
OF 13 to 9.
4 Game Forfeited by tile ST. Louis
Browns to the Athletics on Ac.
count Of the Umpire.
Rowing Races at Saratoga and
Madison, Wis.
Good Trotting at Springfield, Mass.-.-
The Earlyillo Races.
BASEBALL.
NOTIONS y8, CIttCAUOk.

| HosroSs ss. cIf'cAoos.
| Til" eamo Of basa-balf betwoon tho Chicago
the serios, II waa far lin mos, rar, ,,'o.a,,,s1
49,, ,,.,,s,.-s;..' ~. ~ "ooA ~ ono's'aeu
ao,,.a. n.,.,a g. 'nousn oo!n a'uer e"o"ea Ok
| cene't battling IN ono or two innings. Tho
Who is still dlsablod By h,s recent spra;u, mi
I tho c.,cho- ~, ,ho f,,,i.,.a c,.,,s .. 49,
,aas',;s,, -. " ',,." so ~. "A> EeseceiS III
eonois'on 10 pay AZ result VI eho m'tfoFsuncs
and easy Doylin was Obliged to tors Tho
balls Into tue Int, out of rcrarl for 1raa,i,.a,
l,rd. 49,, r.n,,,,'s' -, ~ 49,. 4."o.4"h'
na"us' anu manning io'l far short OF filing
the poor Idtchu5 as much as to any ma,kod
as',sy .y @ At 'o sse ." other sas c"p' o'enn
tho oA IL tie Int hev aec,,pe, ,n o m @ 1vn
run through errora OF Desl'n and Hastings.
The Whlscs wcfo oas'}y blankcd In this inusng
III tho second iuu,t,p. tha Reds earncd A .un nv
,uts of ych.fcr and M,n,,;,o .nd 11a.t;rrs ~,
arannd w. t,,o Wh,taa s' ~ 1nu -, Ma ~.
A'ou.u .os 'ao "p'.os ou effofs o. Nahnaos
aud White. George Wright scored run for tie
Reds in tue third luning, though he should havo
beun leo,urcd out at tho hotnc.plato: The
Whites retired Az fast a. tnoY ca No to tho bat.
The beyt l,spiay of batting OF, tto phyt or tho
Neua took placo il, the fourth inuIuc. whnu ti,nr
acorod eunt runs aud majo soyen hsso.j,Ita,
rour Of luo runs wero oarued. AicYay started
tho bait on ,ts t1ayeIs for baBe.hlt fteala xnJ
WhiLe follos cd au,t Deytin tba,, ynrie,I III.
nroeoo,,,upy Ly uyvfllrow,ny IN Iirst hssa tat.
tt,nr in NeYsy and Bcais. sianu,nr t,,t for two
oysea. aud Gooco Wright ier sinpia
base. bringing In White. barnes want o,t
On funl to riuGt Held. I,ennsr ~
made tsse-pit, Manuin4 cana in. D'Ilonrls
rouched first baso by m errur of Wl,v Eniay
Nfnycy struck nno,har liner, brnrnc IN w-,"5t
and Ieouard, Byajs oa,ned tirst ror ntmsoif e,i
brought IN O'Rourke. NhItv touk frat bnsc ,,,
1,nHn ~. fnu .jn,
toui to H.elIuvy. Tho Whites wars .rnin
Liauked 10 tnia inning, though Pctors nnst]a
good hit,
Tic Nth and sixth inninca were cycena;rctv
tame. tie nvds &c rl,e ono run il, tbs lattor IL
etrora Of Unstinrs anil potors. In IN
nnyontb inning tho Reds ucor~j nm
run by bayc-Lly OF Wh,ts and Wr,eht
mud tbc Whjtrs carnnd two rms hv t3,o ns,i
, 1875-08-26

HIS ASCENSION At CHICAGO IN 1872.
lhe Cincinnati Enquirer glsos Harue extracts
from diary loft BY Donaldson, among than tho
following:
Tno nsxt record that havs Of Donad,on il At chl.
essu, ILL.,, Jas 1. 1874 Aliua lis uIluon in reo
dasIen, ltu rasory 10 giving thu cAicago1na Liood-
sursiilnH sensation, "a thoy uever f.e! sAsto until
tio tst vii starlls ts s xoeii p''''n Ut ''nu43fa"
nao 10 trohtlot .ad tho aernnaut +" Ia hlllnR,
an ail va ready hy 4alfpatt II; the solss cut
pozn-ar, A. LIS heikht Of ~ n.ea wa. aurro lutea
" arga oo%tea Of clouds, and EexinHnE 10 1Tom
Fi.ssna L. sss sA*S Rsx
.ns ske. ralsa ~ v.iv. opsn q"isk. 4ni lid /. to
ths valve before tho balloon began to dssceud ard
struck iha water. hsayy broezs was blowing tLat
nars With au outward going passcnsyr tr.n. NIX
luowng whet1et they s4w mo oF nut, took out my
l,oSsss handkerchief. sqaessoa Il dry ~ could,
sau ~tsed at thou,t and Instantly 1t MA responded
to BY hundred handkerchief !utser'a from ill., vip
aows. since loarued that the Interest ,n.ufe. ted b.
ran nto Kouwoot slsitou tbs balloon approached ths
sharc. driven a. pSfilous speed. wa Ana1y
ss Ssast ep nd f1t%1 1asa seus % s tses s
u x4'sl e q. .lYrs .as isnasi s!"n ps I
eod .n1 ooaa @ aa .e.s '* sas %.. psS tss
Cd up by Tho kind people and placed In bed rubbed
aul en.Ic to rs.eh Chicago tnat evenne. @
"Iha tares Ut ths water turp ny tr.vsila Lar opeu
sh.s ia h"a tied to The rug and now . ot clothes
~. s s'1v @ ~ mne{ @ w. lot IL - 'ts pasaed rro
would have fAr eclipsad the tssiu ln xpead."
The Cincinnati Commercial hsa 40 account Of
u ba!oon.sr'p With Donaldson. during which he
told the writer the folio wing story:
pstaaps yon seme@ber my adventure Oh Lake Mich
K4h k"o 5cats aKo. tHA1t tia aatcnatuL1 skauo NV
balloon va fnll And Hight, aud had plenty Ut ballast
Esety.hins ~ n Eooa .haPo. wens a.ono purposs
~ 10 ~ ~ ~ watt uld An iralnensu rruwi
w. 1hs asr wA favorable, aud aent ma on over ths
lafs. There wa light gu. Whcn 6ut 70 fsr up
and away that my movements could not bs dstectel
pulled tns no 'siys sope md eaiue down 70 the water
kurT the eHsct ou that crowd. What ! was
After was sensational advertisement, There
va = rttn{ good surf@es current Ut air. AZ tbs
ss6et tocnea ths water the bug of courne erRed et
I .na euira Z up, snd Let out intlo bailtst from
i,as: And ,n ,hi' w,y st!p*d aong tur soms time.
,sas sas ns.siy s.sk md cloud. xsrs taherns
saa to tue basket aud being rsgRsd through ths xstst
~ ~ ieaisai rst., = they Imagined In this way
tain lsa.l - tley supposed. Tleu let cut ballast
enough Ana rose to good height. sud kept o. not
M sen,stlon.l sdsessisemeuluf vt "trroaa AdTent1r6
9svt Nsa s'
, 1875-08-26
PERSONAL.

Dlo Lsw!a suffers fsiehsfuily from dyspsputa.
lis ought to.
Tbs Hon. ]. II. 8hasor. Mayor OF Kankakee,
h guest 1t the palmor House,
Jatnea 1lck'a health has improved 10 much
thAt he Las givon up writing wills.
Ars. Van cots, the WOMAN 1eyiyalist arriysd
At tha Sherman uuusa last evening.
Judge J. 7. chfistianoy, Of Lansing, Htch.. is
A'ao"e the promsaents 1t tho Pslmor House,
Mrs. Tom Thumb and Minnie Warron have
been a. rich rs tGoir little bodics would ALLOW.
The Hon, E. 8. prosser. prominent Renub.
Lean Of Buffalo, NJ y, Is At the Grand Pacific.
Ia Moody staying East to give his admrsrn
thno to finish hla church before he comes back ?
Congressman Caulheld raturnel homo lsst
evening. aftor Z two montha' &baoaco ii tho
Capital.
Capt. n. Castle, Of Her Ma1esty's ship "ne-
pnlHo," Ia playing Captain in statssoom At lhs
pIlmor.
Tho Arcddian prefers Arbuckle's execution to
LaF'''' because Lovy always noda kindly to A.
buckle.
Gilmore wants to hare "old Hundred ~ suuo
BY 100. o0o vo|ces It lhe Centennial, With william
Allen to leRd.
MFa. John Morrlssey has prssentsd-po, Il
was ouly new uniform ia Tim Mutns1 n..o. n,,,
Club Of Saratoga.
ch.,,o,,.
Newport, and bar phveicians m AZ. var, on,;n,,s
roposts Of her condition.
Eugeu!o Ia suing H., F,.r,t p....,.
some Of bsr 1,ts $500 10 ~ s'oueo i'epunao sor
could aot .aks 10 England,
Vanderbilt, On hin x5.tt -, p.-..,,.
the dedication Of tha v.nao.h,I. 49, Noau' ~
octobsr Vii ba ros.,,r as!y"s .. university, 10
Auss,ur,nh .... .... 49,.
"I.ula In nur d.r,;un h.,s4, "on3 OF me turf IL,
evidently intends1 - hrs.s % 1he 3ase marc Ia
aL...a..-,,, ~'''3 n'aioA"
nm n. Ni,o 49,. 49, Istsc'Psse ID the crocodile r1cs
, 1875-08-26

Sp<etal DlspafeA " TAs Chtraq@ 1sfoHMs
FoaT WArSE, Ind. Aug. 25.-1his muTnlnss =
man named William Spreut about ID 9e3fe
Of age, employed - book poddisr by U. D. baf"
rows, No. 16o South Clark strsst Chicago "as
found dexd iu bod At bls Foom In ths Purcell
Uoune. thM civ. Deceased ha1 tsen here 4bout
81 resEs' smi d.aux very lard. which u aap-
ppssa 10 have caused hls dssth.
, 1875-08-26


There llna been tsouois in tho matter OF
The Tso Orrhaur." Which alr. patmor. OF tI.o
Union Square Tueatre. ap:,eara tn have pEccip-
ttatoa. AMI WHICH thtcetens t. dalnnya the com.
pa'y Wb',!l han 10 suddenly captrrel tho public
favor. What tho merits Of ths co,tcst may To
il ~ difficult to detrru1I;e fIotn ax parto
ttn!ement Of the nE4ir. Wht1 tho company
tu:slc1 lis brilliant easaso:ltnt Of si1 wcols
At llooiey's Theatre, tes6.sl members Of 1t re-
turned t, New Y.'r;s. lir Rankin assumed
chnr5e OF thu rctua!:i.er. Aal laid otls route
tor tIls coa.,.ry. nala e1..e.ctcE,s Ia iffc Ell:
"iieH, EUa ili!el III, tle la:a!c."1 with cred-
,tanlo material. lie wrpt. ta dE. 4. II. ral'nar.
in.iiaus what royalty he wonl art: for the uso
Ut Dir, Ja.knrn's version If :" The Two Or
haun," anI Iua.rilg the fntto he prnpukcd to fol-
loH. 4lr. Palmer Habullte tlr letter t1 Mr. Fur
bsrl, who s ll,-HIe tho tirce in pattA Ut
tne couuity, Hbd. cn getting hiB ul4uon. refused
10 allo" AE. Rankin tu l,as il al A.1. Gao would
euppose that tb.te the matter wnttd eul. 1Ir,
lsanklM purchased an on1asly tiGeyeat version
Of the play from F7eacA. Of Now York, known
as "tlc l.ond,n vtga1Or. Which bad been play
ihg III tho English C-tl.al for eight months, and
played III scyef.l Western towus to tho del1Eht
OF hrs HI u1sepcrH.
alese1H. shook and Palmer meanwhile notified
n,tnagcrs throu.!Iui.: the Wca: that tbs conn.,
Eany vas nut genuine Aa4 uu.h1n. to do with
ll's Caion Square Iloatro, ull wsa using
mauglod version Ut tho nlay. they aiso notified
Sir. Kauan and his xlfo, Miss Kitty Elauellard,
TINT theAr ouEhEen6[t At tho unlou StIuhro
Theatre was At an cud. anl tlroatencl
Mr. Montgomery, whose connection with
the tleatlo dies not comtntuce till Oc-
ttber, that le, too. wuu1d In out
Of situation II he PLAYED in Mr. lsnkin's cofls-
pany. Tho arrogance OF such notification "AH
uubearatle. ard 3tt. Montgomery thol,plt
AMI LIE rnlltrly refra!ned from heeJnE 1t.
Mes.rA. shoui and Palmer followed up this 40.
tion by serving ~ injunction III air. Nankiu Ut
Lafayette. prohibiting the performance ct " TLs
Iwu Orphans by hl.i anywhere, ffho hbhurdity
or this acton api,eara IL is that tLuy arc trying
- establish copyright privilege, m4ere no copy
right uxistr. There arc half dozcn yereiota Of
the nlay es'nns, aud slr. Eank;n probably l,as ~
much right 1u play Quo Ut tllrnl us Sir. iultner
tie o.htr. Il ~ siatu1 1liAt uttItr Memhesa ot
the Union Square COMPANY nfn no llngusted
with this actIou t!nt tnov u,oathte BecesAion.
With hRcGAy in rMladclphla. Stuart Nob4nn
STIRRING, Mckee Kaukin manager Charley
Ihor7ls absens, aud Aiisa Cia1tun preparing fur
H:Ar season. the ntcg,itv Of tito faulpus orgRn-
iz1siou nppeGrs to be nioro than threatened.
ROSE MICHEL.
New fonE, Aug. "A temporary injunction
MAS granted to-day by tue Superior Cou,t OIL ap-
plica.au OF Sheridan Bunoi and A. II, Palmer,
Ut tho Uuion Square Theatre, and Eruss Hum,
author OF tho play Of '' loso Mlc1:ai," By Judge
Freedman uf tho superior coutt, aHanst
Augustine Dalv. Of tho Etftll Alonue IhaAtro,
to prevent the production u tue aboye-nRnod
play. Tho oTdur u teturLablo Sept. d.
, 1875-08-26

chair: Fred farrell, Of Omaha. Fecretarr rh.
ftav. Earl f'ranstnn. 1t the Trinity Nc,Eodi.t
Church. welcDHai tho strnnrtrH to tin' citv, md
wA' responded IT, hy J. L. Mulr4nou IT h1i,rlls..
town. 10 morrow ernLit: nn nfat,un vii b,
del sertt Ls Ur. e;,lH,IH Tarr1u. Of Iu,iiat,-
Anul.B, and pte,t read ky the l.tv l.aac
Crin,k, Of JackRon.i IL. ILL., Uu Ftn1ay .I.e tueu,-
toEs Hsll be gwen an escHrHi1n Oil tho r4yos.
, 1875-08-26

ST.. PAUL, Aug. 25.-Agent II. ". Dlnghann, Of
shs Cheynne Indian Agency. lett here to-day for
Omaha, On his way from Cheyenne 10 Red Cloud
to attend the Graud Council at which the cossion
Of tAo Black Hills and Big Hosu countries will
be negotiated. Neatly 5000 Indians fs.L! his
Agency had started 10 attend tLs Council beioro
bingham left Ch.yeDue, and ho estimates tho
total nuluber Of Sioux likely to he at The Council
It not less than a5,00U His ballet /. that the
Sioux have generally concluded TO cado tho I'LL!
country. but stick for the highest price they can
possibly obtain,
, 1875-08-26

CoLrMUCs, o. Aug. 25.--I-as: night. Is Mr.
1saac Williams, OF BhadevlIo VA. returning
homo frolu Columbus In a carriage. accompanied
br l,s wife and young Child, hin horne became
frightened while crusslng rr4dpe. aud plugged
uown eu!iapk1nent to ftJe river, distance
OF Is frct. Fho whters swept thu child from
!ts mothers arms dosu the nt: cam eo.ne els.
tance. ~herc it was found dead several hours
aftet Wards. lodged III the li1ubs OF fallen tree.
After much diicuts both Williams and his
wife were extncaset without serious injury.
, 1875-08-26
THE Stii.0iVMeRc

BosToS. Aug. 2.-A iArgely-attsndsd meeting
OF mill-owuess snd users Of planning aud mold.
Ing ln'chined WAS hold this afternoon. Rssolu.
tlous "sro passed severely consuming tho action
Of the Executive Committee Of The National
Assostttioa aha thetr counsel, Mr. DREW. Ia A.
on'y patent oompromixs detsimental 10 tbs lp-
ts'e4ks of mill! owneEs. Tbs meeting represented
many leading artns tn New England. New York.
ths south, md West. sud unauluou.ly reaolys1
, 1875-08-26
FILL FROM A WINDOW,

spet'ni His'HtcA TO The th.eHgo tribune.
ALroN. Ill, Aug. 25.-A sad accident Ia, pencd
tlia afternoon ut llaf part o'cock to boy
about lC yearn Of aye, uaned Joaeph Garo,e.
who was employed in the Western Union
Telegraph office AZ n,tsstneer. He was fitting
in tile hall window over tLs Alton National
Dank. and plasiEc with auo'bor boy At the tJGe.
Loaing AiH haancs. he fell to tho pasemeu.
below. striking Gu ll:H head and side. Gesene il
st4L alive, but lu very ethical condition.
, 1875-08-26

md t.ko i,im,of from In hcise prosecution to
rim FIR m onirc Which ho lst1d twenty-five years
ago. and which we think could lhTe very little
CHARM for him."
Th- poor's In Eaqt Tennsasee. whore Ito llves
gro greatly pleased ovor the appointment nf Koy
"A Jolnson'a as,cccsHar in tho Senate, and ho
rnaio neat lttlo speech III Answcr to HeronsJs
Thursday night, III which lie said tLat. though q
Democrat, lie waH no nero partisan, aud should
work for the best interests of tho whole country.
rx.sonator Henderson Inns wrltioo letter
urging tho RopuLl1cana OF Missouri to
vote for tho now Constitution. THO st.
l.oua Republican publishes Hat Of
newspapers, showing tLoso which aro for
and those which are against tho Constitution;
and great ptepondarance In numhern and In
1lucuce of ilioso thus far reported IL III fevor OF
Its adoption.
MI. I',rk va. right IN speaking Of "na,on,"' wten
Applied 70 tho Fed raj 1nyern,neut, ~ contt mrtl
tle w"sd."-.Aew ifarsn hitgsttF.
How abont Thomas Jcirorson, then7 Old
fashioned Domocra,s used to consider him pref
ty good authority in thaHo matters. lie waa
around nIltn tho child Was ohr,Blaned. IIs
ought to haYo known what ita nhrne was, II any
body. Ne called it nation. hIr. Beck aud the
Now Haven ReJisher, unfortunately, we're not
Oh hand to correct him.
Thale is opposition to tho independent city
ticket in San francisco, aut Bon,e Z, 900 siEuh-
ttes had been obtained at last accounts to call
for new nominating Convention. The Bultetsn
sayH tsin opposition Is purely aolflsb, that Sir.
Ialston IL tie head and front OF 1t, that .he
''bhnk and Water rings" srs behind It. and that
the signatures do not represent tho business
community.
1t 10 r,lmorsd that Senator Wright, Of Iowa.
will RECONSIDER his determination to rofuse re-
sleciton. There docs not appear 10 be any
authority for tho htatomobt. 1t Is doubtless cir
culated for effect by tho Opposition newspapers.
The general understanding III that uoy. Kirk
wood ii candidate for election to the United
States Sonatc, aud that, ii hs Ia elected Goyorn-
or lie viii take his promotion without Bcrious
opposition.
Ex-senator Carpenter has spoken 1nud enough
at last His letter TO ex-senator Chandler, pub
lishsd In tue Detroit Pos. not only denies that
he Ia 10 hpeak At the 9recnback Convention,
but also ruta qulotus to tue gross fabrication
Of tho Milwaukee Netos concerning Ills Views on
tho Third Terul. Senator Carpenters lament
over the difficulty Of nooting newspaper alan-
ders ia not, however. particularly wail-t -timod.
There Ia newspaper in Milwaukee Of vide cir
culat!on and considerable influence WHICH has
RlUsys been frieudly to him, and which would
n1"a1a be opon for any communication that he
might wish to mako to tho public.
Tbs Democrats Of Oregon hare beon left out
IN tho cold BY the consolidation Of tue Inde.
pendent and Republican parties in that State.
TITS decnation Of 3lr. Whitney, independent
candidate for CongreBB, has been accepted In
good faith, and it appears to DO settled that tho
l;spubtlean candidate will receive tho full party
, 1875-08-26
BETA PHErA pj.

ErAss.111a. Iud.. Aug, 2s.-The annual cos
ysns'on Of ths DetA Phssa Fl socisty met In Odd
bs''o~s' i1aa! to-day. About forty msa,bsu
Nsts p'ss.ne Ths mss.!as orssutzsd BY calling
It's Hoa. L. Q. Qosd.ax. el EtAusyllla. u ~
, 1875-08-26

sstsset htp2Gh 70 IA. cnssaaa fs1a4.s4.
ctl osdsssd thai tAs HONS Bank baili.sS Ssua; M
tho ons nsst sAst af it u sttpuathsnsa - tasa o
down. = Tie trout walls At@ supppsea T. - a in
daa&sseas xoxdlttok. ~
, 1875-08-26

AAo aVAt VI tAu pl0HIhu1Iuo Hxn lQt lofR&B
OF tho 2:eo class, but. owing 10 tho
fac1 not having been flushed, pa. ticuIltn are
icarrscd I'LL to morrow, nlen very lnI8e A.
tendance il expected.
TUE srRtSaFlELp, AAss,. MEEr1xo.
hrE1sHFiELp, Mass. Aug. 25.--At tha Hamp-
den Iark n'eetinE the first race, for turte OF
s3.Uuo for tho a:29 Glars, WA wcn by Uay
AdHIarde, who sook tbs second third, aud ffth
heats. T,no-2:24, 2:23lF, 2:22:1. 2:2;, 2:2;i$.
Tao rate for the purse Of 5l,0uo for Tue i:2o
ciaha was won l,v Hopeful in three strsivat
heSts. Tia1e-2.28133. 2:2i1S. 2:20.
Ii Tho 2:3l cluBs. the pu: 10 or a. 010 was won
By Ortent t Tho rccond third. and fourth heats.
Tlms-2:2G5{, z:25, 2251<f, 2:2Gll..
THE EXPEDITION At VT. JOSEPH, 4o.
br. JosErH, Mo-. Aug 25..-Tne Agricultural
and Mechanical Exposition which commences
Sopt. promises 10 exceed all previous efforts
The pranilm6 for running and tinttipv arc
about ,t10, aud about 1bu horses from Mis-.
souri, Illinois, Tennessee. luwa aud Kansas ara
enteted. and nav IN tr inning.
Hla1N0 HILL kY., nAcYs.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 25.-At the s3p1n,g Hill races
at Crab Dfcllard, hv., theto MA large attenI-
anco Ana high excitement. tbs lret lace, dash
Of u OF n'ia, Saunders Iiouae stakes, for 2.yesr
pldH that oeYer won rsce, D u. Thomas b. c,
Beecher won. q. ". Sluart's cb, T. Tecolo,
second G. W. stMart's C. 6. Malnis.;c th!rd: D,
". Wishers' b. C. Billy Saunders fourth.
iEo R"coud raeo, dash VI ! X 1nil5s. all Rges
was won BY b. s. Thomas c. Iiazen, yea.a o!d
LogRn d Brier's C. I. Georgia r. bowman, 1
years, cloao second Williams Il Ouens' Q. c,
o1.nore. yeara, thlrd. Tho ilrpt quarter ups
run ia GGll kecouds by Goorgia bowman, md
the laoo In 2:l294{.
, 1875-08-26

D5Ft1Hf 17SpdfH % 5Hf LHfH1O T}tHfF.
ArnonA, ILL.,, Aug. 2j.-Eln.er Scost, 12
Years Of nge. was killed in tho ou,pkirts Of tAls
city yesterday while clhtnuctiny over freight
tram. Six cars passed over hun. rnangllng tho
body in shocking maun6s. No blanle attached
to the train luau.
, 1875-08-26

{HIWTKEEII STEAnlEffS,
rpr Hseue. :til"aak.s, and We.t h14uss pJrts
isI,. s"uda5 oteAp%,d. se.:.:....,..,., 4. m.
batati1l SataJtt 01at 11A.G easH unit! p
daily. naatay ra,SYYsa. a.At,....;.;..;...;.. p.
Fur y. v,ss!,h AID Hsatou aiasbor, daily. saadsy
uAteped 10 =. n.
- ur sAeotsAon DtAt 0Gat eAfa ntlti IL p. h.
luI Asaalsss*s l.udan4tun, >ta.. Tuesday aud
TA4fsday -.
towns. AaHdAss aud Tnnr.dAys 4t.......,... %. n.
FOR uFsSn LAY. Meoan,tnss. and lnts1uasul4to
poEa ruotdaJ 4ad Eft4y 4y..............,,.,,. -. ID.
~ u1c~ Iuuf Mlthk kAn.1s. I. Il. HuTI.1S. Hnps.
, 1875-08-26
BURNED BY A BURSTING LAMP.

srsetdi iHsratfh to The Ch,eaoo Tr,buns.
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. Aug. 25.-Charlcs F. Scott, q
dentist Of tols city, was badly Lurnod about the
face this morning whilo using spirt limp
which exploded. Tho eKtent of the Injury cnn-
not be determined for several daSs.
, 1875-08-26

tho jnnor exhibition nt the Agriculture, College
tlia afternoon ett1stted many visitors. and wars
o. interest. The tolHcs ore Of miscellaneous
chalactof, and thu aItireAscs weIo veil delivered
, 1875-08-26
DONALDSON


OTTAWA. Ont. AnE. 25.-Tle ssoryipubahed By
the CtucInnatl Times about the finding OF Donsld-
HON. tho bsltoonist. bv 6slsns party in tho OF
tawa distr4:t, near Luke Desgulno il not crea!t-
cd he,e. No such ako ia known In tho Ottawa
district.
, 1875-08-26
RESPECT TO ANDY JOHNSON.

Spseld! Dtspatth to 3hs Cak'a1o Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 25.-uer. Penny
packer, the commandant - this post, has beon
requested to act ~ Chief MarshAt at the cele-
bzst,on OF tile obsoquiea Of the late ex-pseai.
dent Johnsau, which uccu1s Oct. a. President
urant and distinguished men Of every State are
In ytted
, 1875-08-26

6ba01d9 NsNttcA Q 7hs Lhic4l0 fYIouNt
sT. Louis, Aug. 25.-TAs 8ams OF baho halt
Which Was to have come on this Afternoon be-
Tween tho Athletlca Of philadslpllin and usowu
stockings OF this city was forfeited BY tue lA.tor
Both Mines appeared upou tho tis!d. aud 1,000
spectators We,e present, but the Browns OBJ
that DO d!a them groua tpjuut.ce last Monday,
aud demanding that new man bo appointed to
umpire tue galne. Tho Athletics reiused to
comply with this demand, for the reason that
mutual agreement, aud that le Ind done uotb-
Ing to- justify Lia Dismissal Tue D.owns sto
GENERALLY criticised for their courso in tho uAt-
Ter. Lbs Athlshoa laft Tor Chicago to-aiehs.