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, 1875-05-12
THE TRIGGER,
KK.iNlCQTT CLUE,

Tbs regular monthly meeting Of tho Keunl.
cost Shooting Club TOOK p!aco lust oyouiuk as
Price Dtos'. olllce No. 81 Warrington street,
when 1t was decided to bold shoot for tho
grand handicap medal OF tho club now held by
Abo kaenman. McBers. Z. o. Dow, Abner
Price, and Ed Price wnes elected Handicap
Committee THO shoot will take place II soon
as tho birds eau 10 procured.
The Secretary WIS instructed 10 inform tho
dna Club that ia cha1lsngo to shoot 4 match
agalnst tHonty-ftve 1nembcrs Of tho Kenntootta
was not accepted. The reason that It is declined
ia that this number embraces almost tho entro
membership OF tho Kennlcottst while it only
takes about one-thlrd Of tho Gun Club. Tho
latter would obviously have much tho advantage
In botnE sble to I'LL up tho numbcr WITH. only the
bost abots. Tho Konuicotta are willing to con-
toEt match With ten Or tlfteen Oh 4 eldo.
TIE rnATRiE cLun.
Tho annual tnoatng Of tho prhirio Shooting
Club uas held laat night ut the Office OF Messru.
JosepA Dutier i Co., No. IT'D Madison street.
Payments Of duss HeTe received from several
members. Under huspenalon OF tho rules, MT,
j. O. Pearson wns elncted member OF tho Club.
Aftor tho trauBacliou Of ittlo routine busi-
noss m election Of ol}lcors uaa had, with the
following roault,
If4s.dent-FrAnk Mitgan,
observation-disclosures Kurn,
Es:ftdrY-toAerh DH!les.
3rtataFer-Iohu Hutson.
EIfeut{ts CantnlK<k-MesarG. Johnson, White, snd
Eellun,
, 1875-05-12

Isrecfaf Nsp1tch To IHe Ch,ea1o Tribune
BosToH. sIay 11.-Tho Phitndolphlaa p1aye
thur first game with tho DostonB this acana.l
this atsornoou. rl,o daY was beautiful md
warsn, and 1900 rooplo Witnessed tho ghn,e
which was comparatively embarrassing. alurnan
and Aoycrlo alono scored OH tho Philadelphia
atao. Ihoy batsed we'll but Tho fielder eot most
Of tho balls. Snyder WIN tho weakest point,
making eight errors and throwing to babea With
no effect. ate0cary Lad threo errors bnt re-
doomea himself ~ putting out nino-atx on
flies. Fulmor played brilliantly, md Fahor
pitched effectively, getting ouly nipotoon total
bascs. Crowley At third waB worry weak.
aud DID toshing at the but. Addy ulaeol
two lns. The Do8tons ptayod well,
Deals taking Ave Aics-swo very difficult ouea---
ONourao alone boing weak. Flyo Of tho Dostou
runs rcro earned.
HASHfH0T0SB--LivE OARS.
Tho amateur LiYe OAKS OF Lynn beat tho
Washtngton professionals 1t Lynn 10 to 0, Bcor-
ing in tho tbild inning.
roHTroNEMENT.
EEoKux, H.. May 11.-rho wind b1or 10 hard
to-day that the lrays, Of 1T. Louis, and the
Westerns, OF this city postponed their game to
4 lettcE Iay.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEw YoRK, a1ay 1l.--Baso ball-Athlatics, 8;
AslAntica, 0.
NUTuALa-HEw uAvENs.
Ngw RAVEN, Conn.,. May N.-Mutu1l1, &;
Now uksens, I. Eleven innings playea.
, 1875-05-12

King Indicted FOR PcrJury--Cabi1os
TkTfn,nr.

King Indicted Tor PcrJury--Cabiuos
1ennlpr.
srecfal Dfspatth to Tia Chicago Tribans.
WAsutSuEoS. D. G., May 11.-Ths GRIND
Jury to-day Indicted ox-lostmaaser Kipg for
perjury on tho ground that on the Esd OF Fob
ruary, 1871, llo eworo boforo committee OF
Congress that 10 had not received 4
dollar for tho patposp OF assisting
In procuring IN appropriation for tho Pacific
Mail Steamship Company. Tho oyideuco upon
which tho Indictment VA found naa based upon
tito aubatautial features Of tho report Of tho
Waya and Mosna Committee last winter.
Tho GRAND Jury also indicted jerome
fliude, tho fraudulent mail contractor, for
brlhiug Government officers. -Four In
dctmonts ucrc found against Kinds.
RIchArd Harrington, Of District Hing
uotoriety, tho counsel for King, stated that King
Lad arranged 10 apncar .Whcn called OIL, aud
requested that no hencll-warrnus should be
iaBucd. 10 thss the Court agreed.
GARNET HuNoH.
The National Republican haa what IL appa-
rcntty ut authoritative article, In wI,'ch 1t in~
ttnates that Secretary Fish may retilc from tho
Cabinet at tho end OF the tlHcal year.
4 JOINT DECORATE DAY PROPOSED.
Tho Southern Memorial Association has adopt-
cd resolution thst ''all tho soldiers Of tho
Federal and Confederate Arlnioa be cordially In.
vstod tu JOIN tito Memorial ABKoclationin In docor-
A.ing GsAvcs at Arlington on tho LIST Of June"
, 1875-05-12

Consoltdneton OF tho ST. Louis f9oh,
md Dctnocrns nv an Administration
IsAnoFs

Consolidation ot tho St. Louis Globe
nnu Drtnocrns nv an Administration
l'apor.
sptcial Dhyateh ia TINS Chicago 2ri5unt.
Fl. Lou1a. Msy 1l.-TheFo ras SONS stlr in
norapapoF circles In tl!a city to-day hy tho an
nouncemeus that tito Gtots had swallowed up
tho Democrat. On inquiry, your correspondent
found out that the following will appear
in tho columns OF tho 0lobs aud Democrat.
10th Republican organs will bo consolidated.
The uow paper will 10 called shs Gto1t-Uemo.
crak, aud will 10 . warm supporter Of tho Ad-
n,lnistration, Under tho supervision Of ]. D. Mo-
0ullagh. tho present managing eiitos Of tlss
Globe. Tls chaugo will take place Oh Sat-
urdaJ next tho 0lobs going Toto tho Uen-
ocrafs quar!ass. 10th papers thye been
losing money aver ence tho Globe started. Over
160 employees OF tho tWo papers will 10 throHn
cut Of employment by tllo absorption, tha GloJs
boys heiuS Tho clloaen Of tho two parties. Tia
f0toHlng ID all tho Ntote will Aay about tho
tranaacsion Tomorrow;
Nun,ors having baeu In circulation for eoue lima
paat 1osps:t!nA certain cAauxc4 with a,,a
management of tho Democrat s toss Of t,is cIty
wa Aaeut Il proper 70 stalls that negotiations which
hAyn long boon pudding hare jxt clD4aI. by which tha
tUntE0! Ut thu UtHl9cFu& pak.eS lnto tho hauaa Ut tho
Eso.eAt prorrstoss Of tho 1o1t and in fuw dsys va
.ba bp utIe to announca The tolnlotto Of arrInse-
Inenfa uuder Wl.th tbe tWo papers will b. published
~ Gna ty McKea llalscr.
, 1875-05-12
FACTS AND GOSSIP.
MI. TNACX AND MIsA. NpouIluIjA

New l'srk sun, ltuv 10,
SIR, stophcu Pearl Andrews cal,ed nm s1r.
r;I,or m fa,,,,o.x cvonrv nd .,i'. ~. ~.
'.';., w sAs", s'o"s n. "Aa 'a'l 'n"' 10 hao
1ece'sou 1Fol" een. Tracy pfopoalt'on to TO-
u.nncrato Mrs. Woodruff handsomely II sllo
could collect any scraps Of writing. uotoa. or
other rapc,x in Nr. TiIton,a 1,andw1;tn, ,,l,,c,,
,.o,,1a ha ..s,;.,..,,. "ts.', -" "A'ea
"s"'a ~ .S1''n"o, aEa'pss h.ia' vt ~ any way
eonhees MN Will tho accusations Of conspiracy
aud blacknall in the coming rcbutsal BY tho do
fopzo. Sir. Audrsws hpI Ioa1uea tin. Mrs.
, 1875-05-12
THE coNCREcATloNALIsTs,

MEETING or THE CHICAGO ASSOCIATION.
Tho Clicaao Association OF Congregational
Cliurchos held lis annual meeting yesterday as
tho Loavitt 6troct Church. Tho attendance was
lasgo. embracing clerical and laY delegates from
most of tho churches In tlo circuit covered BY
tho Association.
Tho meeting was opened NTH devotional ex-
eroiscs. which wore followed by sermon by tha
Ilev. william Alvin Bartlett. from tho text.
0odlincss is profitable unto MI tllngu having
tho promise 0! tue lilo that nom ii and Of TINT
which is to COMO"
After tho sermon. the body WAS formally or
ganszed by the election Of tho Rcv. Mr. Hunting
Ton, OF Oak Park, rs Moderator, mud tho ltoy. j.
G. Armstrong aa se,totary:. Tho appointments
Of busineas committees followed, sfler WHICH
tho Association adjourned until . o'clock.
At tho afternoon aesslon, tho frat oraor Of
hnsiuots was tho fixing OF tho place for
tho next meeting ut nayonawootf, 10
b b. held tho last 1ueaaay IN oetob"r.
ing paper BY tic Icy. W. ". I'atton on ..Tho
Manner and Spirit ln Which Shept1ctsm os to 10
Met." tbs Committee on programa'o for tho
~ ns1t meeting Has t4en 9appotnted, consisting ct
4 resolution waa then introduced and adoptod
recommending that tia Moderator for slbao-
sluont Councils 10 clloaen At the close Of tle
preceding Council.
Tho Koy. J. e. Armstrong thon road papor
on "Whas Phase OF Theological Truth Ii Dost
Adapted to tho Minds Of tho rreaeus Ago7" a
Bliritcd discussion followed, wl.Ioll gny0 way to
tho Trcaatrere report, which proved Of tho
most hntte1iny character. TITO 1lev. l.. n Packard,
Of EVANSTON read al elaborate paper giving ths
narrative OF tlo ntasc Of religion in tHa Church
embraced within tho bounds OF tho Asrpciation,
showing gratifying pEosross III nearly all Of
them.
In tho oyontng the audience l!gtened to an In
torestlng lecture BY Prof. i. G. 1,artlets. y. ..
The lecturers subject was EGYPT" to which
tho Gruatess juatica WAS douo.
, 1875-05-12

rntt would hAye TO 70 on. This "a tho tenttmony
''roafllnx from the testimony Of Mr. Wiiannnn).
did any interview ~ related hy air. WilAcson
taks pfAco on thas dny7
Eshrta objected.
Judge NoiIson aaid witness scouM anwtor TO cor
rect anY nav mattors connected with tho intor-
OF wilt Ask sou whether yon vera At aIt.
Ttjkoson's Office on tho Dd Al think Aff.
Nilkoson must harc changed tho date.
Q.-Wete you anGry7 Al presume ras.
ths coveuant 10 nIter before you would stgn It
A.-Yes, Dir / think that is the substance. :.
O,-Djd vofi tny Mr.. Doectier had bean takon
caro- Of, and slr. Bowen had bcnu taken caro- OF,
and that nobody Ind taken caro- ot you7 A.
d. will calt yonr attention to this state-
mci,t of Mr. Wtlkrson :" mndo tho point that
ait tho rnporr should DO doattoyed." Did ron
ever havo such conversation with alr. Wl1koaon
A.-No, air. lilo
xrvtn MAnE Asr aeon sroorsT1oy.
bad with you AZ tho Ebbitt 1Iouse, Washington,
tutorIicw? Al. had hn Interview will AIR.
Wilkeeon, but dtd not make tho rematk ho etatch
in regard 10 my wifc. II should state what
did nay 10 him 1t would be An injustice to that
woman. ,..
ri'e:" Did you ssor say that to Ar. w'lseaon ?
A.-No, sr.
Therc mas no CROSS OF animation.
atr. D.ach-Shall re put Ruothcr wisncss on
tho stand tonight. cir
Judge Noilson-I think you had bostcr identify
htr..
1,oacl,-We will identify him b5 earing that II
Mill he Mr. Mouiton. 1fo Ia not hcru.
The Court adjourned.
, 1875-05-12
TEtEGRAPHIc BREViTIEs,

0ov, Dag!sy. Of Michigan. has appointed
0eotge Gatro!l, StoaogEapAer for Calhoun Coun-
~, In place OF j. B. Nichols. resigned; and hsa
also appointed Charles E, Mott Of Hl!Isdale,
and Thota.. Q. ntoTnsl'. of Kslen.zoo, =:
Juvenile OdeudoEs.
M.l. Johu. ". Crouoll, special mall agent.
Just insdo thorough examination Of AFFAIRS !n
tLe poss- Onlos of thls osy, and authoslzos tia
statement that h. duds everything IN perfect
= uttaIly taiaa md Without sbaaor pt {eunls.
ton.
, 1875-05-12
DISASTERS
Additional fList Of tic Victims l7 ~
WrcckinE Of tho Schiller.
sf1t1-tTo Ltrcs Lost By Tho Stu1tu. r,
tllo Steamer Cad1z.

LATEBT NEf0hT4.
frw Yoax, MAY 11.-1ioauss. Knantl1, N,tho,
L knhno. tbs n:ontn OF tho Engio Lins sic,r'
s1ip Company. having tologtapl,ed ins.ruc,Ion.
~ to tho dispoa!tion Of rho lod1oa Of passenger,
recovered from tho wreck Of tho s,ca,nshs
eel'iloz, havs fcccired tho following roply.
HAMBURG, ilay 11.--Consui Kuhne; Tim liz,
Of bodies recovered 10: Carl Schmidt, iiSur,
friend, Str. Munter, Mrs. A[unscr, Dsjeh,
K'lnck. Sfts. Decker, afrs. Deo1ncsa md ch;,d
Annie Xinkciacn. Mrs. Hcncko, Aunn Mca,,-
Mrs. Dcckrsz, Mrs. Ackcrmsn. .:.s. Zc,chnlau.'
Mrn. Wcsso Anna E!sncr, Charles Just, Mrs'
WaHnnr. '"s'
sclLlr, 1lsy 11.-Mcssrs. Fnaulh & Noeand,
ExcepinE Henry Friend, mono Of Tho bolios ro1
information concerning tl.e da1l loyR,.l,j, IL
laif'''d' tho German Consul II scll1y, (alguslj
sc1lny, May 11.-afrn. D.ckor vaa buiios, siia.
en-, 10 s1humed. Nono othors namod received.
Iho rush OF tho people to Tho asents' 1o5i oac.
htilt continues. Several rcsfdonta III thia rit~
rill 1envc oil Thursday by tho Hamburg ii noaa,sr'
to look nstor Tho remains Of their iolatiYoo, aud
II found, bring them l,nro for intorn.ont
THE VERDICT.
LONDON, May 11.-Tho rerdct Of the Coroner,
Jury over lila victims Of sha Schiller disns.er va
'fonnd. drownod," aud not "sccilou,ul,
dtownsd," ~ roiorto1.
=, LoSpoS, NnY Little weather wns fair sad
tho sea calm at tho ScilIy talant1s to-dtv'
Tho Schiller could 10 approached without tlsn.
ST. noats Piled between tue urock AMI sLols
a'l !hy. Many bo,I,en woro recovered, aud
considerable quantity OF cargo was Iantsi
Trcnty-two muro bags OF Now Zoa|and maijs
and tTo Now York mails wcro hronEilt asl,urs
Today. Two diYera loft pcnzauco for liz
wreck.
noD1E3 IDENTIFIED.
Tho haltca Of Tho following yiotina h4Ye boen
We,swM. 11arrlsoo, Frederick uhlmapn "
MGtzger, Richard Fielder, Nusnownkl. Edn.rd
0'Knock. Scllcruo, Ii. Stein, Elskow, Christi,n
Roach. Dwight klfnok, Stooltlng, Dtack Altman.
AlBo tho Quartormaster nnd carpenter OF thn
Sch1fior,
HUmen-Ac.sorman, Etatov, Wagner Zin-
koiacn. Mrs borhio lfsa.t, Mrs. AuEliata Dcc3-
Tlsz, alra. William Leach aud tlo ktoWaslcas Of
tho Schiller.
1STEHNEET8.
LONDON, Mny 11.-lutermouts OF tho des1 Al
st. MRry'H hare been most dcournllH, md ths
coAlns woro stroun with flowers. Bit fox Of
tho bodies havo been cinifeu by friends.
Tho representatives OF tho underwriters Of
tho Hamburg Company nro eanguine Of recoyar-
Ing considerable specie and merchandise.
a1Al!Ks Fol- IDENTIFICATION.
Among tho bodies are tho follwing: 0no NTH
" "]'nttzgor" on ring; Indy with "a. g." On
!inen; another With IA" on liuon; ono viii
initials AZ. E." on chemso; another will
gold ring marked "Col,zo"; and awo
without any distinctive marks; QUO Nth.
gold ring marked IN G. J. G.
r, 1874 another with Eoii RUG marked I'll,
G. N. CT" one NTH initials on tAo right hand
~. r." Quo body aged 2, aud another Ut Il.
, 1875-05-12

TUE LE4iNtEUN bFHlSu 1IEETlNHs
LEXINGTON, Ky. May u.-Tha races oser tho
Lexington coutso to-day Woso woll attended, the
track heavy and tbs weather hnc: Tlls frat raco
was = ha!f.inilo dash, iu Which thero veto tlir-
teen onttles. Result;
satyesa 9. r.. by Enquirer.
GnritAAc* cl. T., by Lexington.
n|rlsrd's b. C., by Ma!iourna.
1fHt-j rec.
Becond race, milo hoaty, four etartera. Re-
suit;
hohn4on AoFganh nlG Follow. 2 !
Ac9Eatls AAson Pennington ton.......,..........2 .
nccus!y1 ds!.
11mt--l:3l: 1:ia4; 1:a74,
ENoL1slI RAcEs.
LoNnoS, hthJ tl.-At this York spring meotiuE
to-daJ the Northern haudlcap was wuu by Cloaf-
well fsecmsn, second Escort. tAi.d.
1 aAH fhANCIaCo RACE,
HAr FRANCISCO, CAL, May ll,-ln the trotttnk-
race to-day-mlse heats, thros In i've, tor 4aU,-
QUO. bet seen Defiance aid Edgtngton-Deflauc
won tho nras an.l third heata. time, 2:24}< mud
2:a0, tnd EdKtngtrn tho uecuud, fourth, and
nth in 3;26s11 22o, md 2:20.
, 1875-05-12

LONDON, May 11.-Laser Rdvlccn uwoll tbs
nnmber Of lives lost on tho steamer Cadz to 81.
Tho cadtz maa out OF her cousso. in consequence
Of tlIo mfsreckonlng of her Captain, 8Ls struck
= rock and Rank almost Immediately.
BrAucK 4 nocE.
rEMDnoKE, Ont. Mny 11.-Tho eteamor Jasou
Gould, from Cobdou to Pembroke. wllen l,af
mile from Fenbrolto Landing last night, struck
rock and sunk. There wors LEO Passengers OF
board, all OF nllom roaolcd the Bhor0 Ia ttfety.
UNDER Juny-MAHTs.
FALL HrvEa. 3tnEs., May l1.-Capt. Mclean,
OF the schooner D. II. Anthony, arrived 10 day.
snd s,l reporta having soon tho mlssloS steamsr
west OF 3lontauk Point, under sails attached TO
tury-masts. 6hb appeared to bo leaking, as tho
pumps wore working, but showed no sIgus Of
distress, :.
, 1875-05-12

Ing held In November last, and schednld
solls alrcatly given to tho ttb1te through q
Sunday. school rhrers. Tho report statss
compliance With thu rn1noht Of tho T.
lonEer than heretofore giron, and aro ala
to alternate oncs tn throo months betu,
Old and Nav Testament. III common vi
general Chr!ssian public. tho Ooinniitg
marked With .nszem.nt =, ena do,iaEh.
arc lasgciT In t'ao throughout our land
odisio. rrcsbyleslaus. Doutists. EplEct
CongregasionslitIs. Lntilosans, Mo
mtn,hers Of the Reformed Chur.
l,s.t' ts"t'''' to '"1 b ","y eyg.2a.sd Gsisj' !,
nill,ons. Each OF tlcas dcnomluatlon9V
Hunday.school periodicals devoted to tho
A'tton OF lemons, aid private en.erprln
established many more. Our lcssona nro I'd
Donmark, tho Netherlands, kritzcriaui. Turl
Italy. and urerce. Syria. 1tinlostan, Durml
ClllnA, and old Mo1ico, ato hitting down witN
us 10 tho study Of thess Scriptures. Ono set oi
Sabbath studios Is going With tho sun around the
globo to unity tho nations. ..
~ tho conclusion Of tho report tho, Nor, John
Hall. OF Nav York, : member Of tho Committee
On Uniform Lessons, addressed tie Convention
OIL tlle labora OF tbs Committee aud the magnl-
tudo Of their work. There Ind novor been eli
onterprlto that ainlcl ut anything so yaBt, aud
God had charge OF tha work.
DR.. f1all's ron,arkd wore received with marked
atsoution, and mado dcor. impression on tt,e
audience. iio was followed by ths ]los. u. f.
Jacobs, OF Illinois, on tho salno subject, uhor
the Convention adjourned.
OTHER CONVENTIONS.
t5rt-fal Dspateh 10 Tae C1,eroo Tribune.
LAss.sn Mich. May 11.-Tllo Lansing Dis
trict 3nnday-Schoot 1nBltuso mot In Tits city to,
day, with abtut. thirty delegates from abroad
It will continue throo days. Programme to.dar
Devotional oxercfsos, addrcas Of welcome, church
and suntlay-sctool DNsno>s.
.sptesat Dfapatrh II The tnfeaaa 7Ssbnne.
WHITEWATER, Wis., May 1l.-Tlsc nrn.,al Con
vonton OF tho State sunlay.School Association
Church In tt,ie placo thin afternoon. According
TO announcement, tho 1sov. l.. u. IIunllay, O.
JanoByll!~ addresses tia Convention tl,f. cvon
inc. largo delegation from abroad 10 alroal,
ptcscut.
, 1875-05-12
Hon5E,THiEF CAPTURED,

6p8tIdE D111d1eH q IHS tH1e19df zf3tbHs
WAcKroAr. ILL.,. MAI 1t.-Yestorday siirFneon
G. q. Duell, Sheriff Of this county, fecni'ed from
William Deck, Chief OF Police, milwaukee,, tls
following telegram, ''1.ook for spAu ot black
mares, and single throo-spring wagon. With
receiving tho aboro, the 6AeriH. with hls orc:
wstchlul eye, deteotod a nan 1t tho City Hotel
barn. who had Ito property In ohatge. trying to
luRko sA!o ot them ~ al extremely low pllco.
Tas slsrl9 :ook him into su.toay nd .s:''s ,;na
Mill be tak1n. Tho thief ts Bohemian, aud
cannot spoak ERUliat,, therefore hls na,au coa1d
pQt 10 leA.usl
, 1875-05-12
cAmp.mgETino GROUNDS BURNED

pnosluEScE, II. l.. May l1.--A fire Ut .hs
Hebron oamp.meet!ng ground, uoar Hebron
wills, Msss., burned uiue cottages and Jonathan
Ful1ar'a d8elllpg-llouns aud barn. Tho COT
tagon belonged to tho American Mlllounih! Ia.
hocptton, and Included tho ministers house.
tho lolglng-house. aud tho PennHyl1anEa cot
taso. There waH shout two.thltda Insurance on
tho property,
, 1875-05-12


dpfetu Dspateh to Tia CAttaao 1tt6.nA
LEAvEawoaru, Kan.. MAY .11,-Col. D. l.
Anthony. editor Of the Times at thls atty, who
ras shot laat night by ". ". Embry. Of the Ap-
peal is still alive but hls phyalcians nAy thero Il
no hope Of his recovery. Tho1 Ill a2soo that his
wouul IL mostal aud that hr death IL = qusation
Of bur two or three days.
IT. Ghs Associdttd PYtss.1
LEAgEsWonru. May 1.-The excitement NJ
tondnnt on tho attempted assassination Of Ctl.
D. Il, Anthony ia still moat intouao. Tho critical
condition Of tho wounded man a!tll oontinucs.
Lie wAs removed from tho .oparA-uouso At
about half-past this q. m. 10 his residence.
lie ha4 beon conscious all d.. and convsned
freely With hia friends. phynioiAua aro divided
In opinion ~ to tho probabls result 1heIe
ssema to be = general be!ef, however, that his
death il only mattcr OF time. ue may susri7s
for = day or may dto in foN
hours. En,bry, tho sss.asiu, u now IN
jail Awaiting tue result Of Anthony's
wounds. Downing, Tbs supposed accomplea
haa been released on hs pofsous! reooRnizanee,
A portion Of tho dispatch last ulRht did injussco
to Downing, who says ho haa had no pistol on his
pcrson for vaeke. aud wbo had not soon Emb1y
from OF 8 O'Clock p. N. until aftof ths shooting
VAS done.
, 1875-05-12
NEBRASKA.

spectat Dispatch to Ths Chicago 7ttsvns.
L1scoIa. Nab, May 11.-TAe Constitutional
Convention began its seaslon to-daY, and eloctsa
Gen. ooAusE, Of KeaEuey. President, and q. l..
hrowu, aeasatkry, Tho Committee on Creden-
tsnla reported sl1ty.nns meMboFs. l'ermsnens
organzatior-J. t.. Webster. OF Omaha, Psesi-
dent aud @. l.. Dromn 8ncsokarJ.
, 1875-05-12
THE MEXICAN BORDER.

BpetfaI U4pa<f I" 1h3 Ch1ea7o iT5bNHt.
New ORLEANS, Msy 11,-A spsclal 10 tho Re-
publican from saa Antou!o, Tex, ssya 0ons.
Hatch and Davis of tho unted ssa.cs Army ar
rlYod froa tho lilo Qraado to-day. They Eepos
thas tho raids are becoming more bold and fro
quent. Mu1lors Of Americans and friendly
Mexlcaus arc constantly occurring. Tho otTA
authorities On shtA slds ne under tbs
, 1875-05-12

81. PAU, MINI, MA3 1l.-Near Manannsh.
in Moekor County, ". J. Porter was shot sod
finally killed BY = man uaused Woods, who
who claimed tho title 10 land which Porter
occupied. During tho quarrel ono Of Wood.
family, known - Iudtan Woods, WIZ nhot "
Porter WITH ride, sud will moi Live. Dosh
parties nero Ke1tuck!aus.
, 1875-05-12

A tro-story and = hals sfama house 1t ths
corner Of Tucker and E stFssts, ornod by
Charles Becker. and oooup!ed By eIRhs tamllies,
mas damaged by fire yesterlay morning at s;3.]
o'clock to tho sxtent Of $500. 4 daGeotiYo oh.n,-
nay wAa tho Gauss. Tho building IL fully III
eureA,
, 1875-05-12

New ORLEANS, La. Nay GA Ptcayune
special from Marshall, Tel, ssys fro broke
out at a;16 a. N. TO-DAY, In I block ot dtoroa
northwest OF thu Oourt.IIouss; tie cntEo block
waa dcatloycd. losa 1uuELly cstiaiataa at
tllQ, 900; insured for 955, ,uuQ.
, 1875-05-12

Dt1ox. Ill.,, Msy 11.-Cspt John Dyasrt Of
Nachusa Station. IN extensive dealer In cass'a
aud grain. Was robbed Lust night OF over "a, ,ooa
In currency by burelara blowing up his safo
The country towns, Of la&st a1s literally oYsIsaa
with 1aspa1Rdoas.
, 1875-05-12

8pse2al Dlspat;h 70 3hs Chicago 1%4bun&.
ALTON, ILL.,, May 1l.-Thts afternoon about 1
o'clock 4 fire broke out In \ two-story brick
houso on Second stsest, near Lsnkdon, owuod
BY ". ". Coroy. It Ia supposed to hare caught
from sparks from plnnlny-mtlI. I.oas about
92,00U, coyoral BY inaursuca.
, 1875-05-12
OBITUARY.,

WHEELING. ". Va. May 11.-Judgo James
PAUL. Of tho Buprcms Court of the Stats OF
Wess yirginla, died At h!s residence, ucar Wells-
burg, this Slate, tlda &fIosnoon,
, 1875-05-12
6ulElQE.

LEwlsToN, No, May 1.-THE 1seT. II.
George Wsbber, Of Kent Hill, eomnltttsd an1aias
W. forasll, ~ ~ r.a.il,n,g Elder Of liz led
field district.
, 1875-05-12

THE KANSAS CRY TRAGEDY,
apec&st pispatth u 1'hs CA.eueo 1F1sHH~
KAsaAa ClTH. No., May 1l.-Tho man staosso
by Dr. Csmpbsll yesterday Ia atll! a'lrs, but e1-
pectad to expire Ut any moment. ua hss t09'
t&en wounds.
, 1875-05-12
SUIT aoA1nsr THE 3. 4 0.


Hptctal UApaEch 70 3hs Ehfcadn IF1bN1lt
DEs Moiscs Ia., May 11.-E1.0 Cor. Merrill re-
turned last oscnins from Boston. Tbo Direct-
ors OF the Chicago. BURLINGTON l. Quincy I,all-
road confirm their rutctase Of tho Abba, Knox
vile / Uas aioinoa ltailroad, and tho road will
bs built FROM Abba 10 Kno1yllls this summer,
aud tu Dcx Aoiucs noxt rear.
, 1875-05-12
THE CHICAGO Z ALTON CASE.

SJR<ta1 Utpd7Eh 10 3Hs CHEHoa 1T16HTR,
BrnlSarlELD, ILL.,. May 1.-THE l.nllroad
Commissioners dcclirc to agroo to continuance
IN tho caas against tbs Chicago Il Alton lsailroad
and /. has poem aot down for hearing On tho 3lst
ol nay