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a letter from, Yokohama In the Borsar.tifuno
aays Tint the Mllatlo has bccn received with
great enthusiasm during his tour tn the North-
ern l'ruyl.,rcs uf the Empire, whll until reeent-
u hal been uu.icr tho dcspotlc rule Ut tho
Daimtus. puring ths 3likailo'B abscnce tile
Frlsuc Minister, Sausvho, acted as liegcnt-a cir
ctltustas,ec unprecedented III Japanese history.
Shortly beforr thu Aikad0's departure II Was re-
solvcl ut y Cabinrt Council to rebuild tllb
temn!u Of Mon'lhekt, tse headquarters Ut
1fudIhts,n, wE,ic, w:s burned down fur ygats
pgu. 'r1Es, says the correspondents shows t!iat
the Government l!as Eivcsl up Its Intention to
suppress TIC buddhist services and Illakc tho
snto creed the exclusive religion Ut the State,
especially NJ II lms paid s,!tsiles to the Dullhn
temples atd their priests, 4as granted aud aud!
in!lins materials for tIc vlllu.e schools M
Christian missionaries, mud has sactioncl tho
universal observance pf the Christian Sum-
day. This Change Of 1oIicy las gtrcn great
aattsfartlon 10 tic Chrlstlan settlers III Japxn.
The removal Of Japa1lcsc from tho island OF
Hus;tuliclI, unl Ut llassans from the kurle Is
la,lls, IL consequence of the exchanges Of tulri-
tory effected between isussa md Japan, hrs
now tsc'i completed 1'le numher ot new sub
Iccts that llas been nrquire.l By Japan through
Ibis exchange ts ue! greater than that obtain
ID by ltussia, Us nearly I'LL tho Russian hsl.es-
men in the Kurc Is!anis haye dtcc,l to ro-
!.sasn there, while only about III Japanese famt.l
lies hAyc remained III Hagl,aaien,
, 1876-08-31
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The alarm frou Bog 37 at ais ytstcrdsy
Afternoon "aa caused bv incspiene Grc ia tho
residence Of John Dcsgman corner Of Morgan
aud Nineteenth sttrets. Dumagc, nominal,
The two-ttory hrtcls residence Of Franc3,
Euwafds, at the corner Of Thlrty-cIghth street
ana vernon arcnle, was damaged by urc at
oo'cIock yesterday morning to the extent OF
6!so. lnccndfarIsn II The supposed cause.
The alarm from Box IS ni 40 yester,.ay
morning wus caused by the discovery ol tjfc Ia
The packtng.housc of Lees 4 Hendricks, Nos.
4Gl 4GT, and 4G3 South Canal street, orir,nntra
Il Is supposed in the hol(er frDm the spontnnr,,na
e0tnbusilon Ut soEIv warl,snc1's wreasv cintius.
Inc bui!ding-a low fra,ne ont-wa. soon i.
inas. OF fian1e, and despite tic atscnuo,la
eHs.t!ons e,.s of ths Fire Department WA
upon stock VIII not exceed 70 per cent uf an In
surnncc tn various companies amounting 10
Si9.500; and The damage 10 the boiler, about
" per gent OF Sl,uW policy in the Bun Of
There has long bccn complaint amoug resi-.
dents III the ncighdurl,ooa CONCERNING The g.
taD|tshn1ent, ard fl case If elrorts being madn
to rebuild It, they intend to do all In theft pUwcr
to opposc 1t, and are already osrauiziug Tor that
purpose.
Tic alarm from Dox SO at 3:15 Yesterday
noEniug waa caused by d frc in rear Of No.
I.,3 south llhlstetl street, 4 barn Orcupted by
Charles kueoE Us e:llitnet-shop. Loss pi,
stosG, stO; ou building, $780, Cause, stroks
of Lightning.
, 1876-08-31

s Gss % e %us' T. F. e1sn Ess1end%d 81 +. F. hs Agaban E
responded for Ms. rurril To tic toast,
1.-THE President OF the Audubon Club, Il
Nj. Burgess, Of Kentucky, replIet when
title Sp0ftstnen's Association aud tho Kennel
Club " was given. "'rhe Press in general nnsl
particular came IN for tts share Of got,tl will.
Mr. Gilman, ol Detroit, nnl Ira D. PaInc r.
sponled heartily a'l ha pp!ly w!!c., called upon
n. r., tho newly.c!cctctl President Ut tic M.
t!onal Association, conyn1scd ali by fltn recital
and rendition 0f anecdotes and selections {n.ay-
he from his own fertile fitHginatton) Ills coi-
tributions wcrc received With strongly manifest
approval. Other songs were given anil brief
speeches followed. Tie remarks touched main.
" upon matters Of interest to the sporting fra.
ternfty-trapsho shooting, etc. The interchange Of
Views was kept up tlil a Into hour.
~ rnE lNTERnA4ioMAl ,.,rL1 CONTEST.
a MsT c4 H9Hx fnag Mog Me1;s: os rc pikin Ta
and Alten, were chosen to-day to represent tho
Uuited States III tic approaching international
rfas contest.
MATCHES IN CANADA.
ToRoHro, Aug. W.-Tho Ontario Rifle Asso-
c!attou natehcs arc in progress here. The snoot.
Ing In the All-Comcrs and Maiden competitions
was remarkably good. Tic thlrty-three prizes
In the fornler were MI taken by scores Of 90 or
the Maiden match was Is out of a possible IS.
Tie first prizes In both were Won By scores Ut
81. The affiliated ass0ciations' match was taken
by the Governor Generals Foot Guards, Of OF.
taNa, With d score Of Isl out Of possible 9O0
a large cuncoursc Of visitors were on the
grounds this forenoon, Including many Ameri-
cans.
, 1876-08-31
CRIME.


1l<GVAk 0*A4N*CN ~ AHG AFAbA"Ft
ST. Louis, Aug. 10.~-Somc two weeks aso
Gov. Hardin received d marked paper with a,l
account Of thu dofngs Of the ku-klux in Ripley
County. He at once correspondent With Dr..
Dactor, one Of the partics waited upon, md the
Prosecuting Attorney, telling the former to
stand hts ground and the lnttcr to move IN tho
nlAticr so Us to bring tho guilty partics to
have auy idea Us to viii composed tho bnnd,
though 1t was supposed some were from
Arkansae: According to promise, however,
s aapt G.nsr on buts e Fen1n snates 81 Aa e
latter to tic scene Of action. Fha 1oncral
returned tn Jefferson City yesterday, but, us
Gov. Hardin was not here, he declined to
give copy Of Ills report until first delivered to
too latu to DO anything more than examine into
aud report facts, as the people hntl already nlct
IN mass convention, and adopted resolntaons,
attaclllug their nanses thereto, denouueing tho
arrest and prosecution Of the criminals, Of
IL jail before tho dcueral Lett.
He reports that the citizeus Of the county whose
by the Sheriff. number thirty; that tfie co1nbI-
nation appears 10 be siu1flur to the organization
known as tle kn.klux, the members Disgusting
themselves by. tnusks and hltieous uniforms, III
which they make nocturnal visits to c1tlzens pb-
noxons to them, brlltalty whipping them, anti
ordering them to lcasc tho county. Owing to
thu difficulty Of keeping tlls prisoners, lie rcc-
presses tho belief that, with the ussMr-
auccs given by the {iovcrnor, a.id the
spirit Man!iestcl by the lnw.abtaing citizens,
that the disorder will cease. Thu Governor re-
ccved dispatch frotn Atkansas this evening,
announcing the arrest Of n sn4t, alleged tn t,o
1t,c murderer Ut Williams, in Hiplcy County,
last June. lie says he will nuke reputation
l1r any tu Afkausns who are Implicated with tho
m ode. as Tho laws must be enforced.
, 1876-08-31
drop out Of sight, and that the people viii for
gct It. In anY aspect there haa been tho worst
Kind Of management somewhere, and The sooner
It is covered UP the better.



CHfcAao, .Alty :W.-Bcing witness Of tho
arrival Of the Two cuntestfng yachts OF Mou-
day's race, would like 10 say word, II ypu
will permit, abnut what aaw uf Tho race, /
was standing IN tho sonth side Of tile Govern
'nrnt pier when the Judges boat came up and
tnadc last. ] hcar,l a gentlcman cali to q mai,
aheadf" lie answered, "Tbe 1na.H In fcw
minutes the judge said to tho mtn at the wheel
that lie would signal him to blow the whistle
uy stamping h!s foot on the roof Of the pilot
house, and heard the whlstle Of the judges
boat IA tonn as tho 1na crossed the line, which
the Ina clattns {as we'll a. every one that hn,l
charge of stcatn-ressel in the harboT, for they
al blew the!F whistles atld the raunon was
fredl WIS the end of the race. / am not sc-
9ualntcd With xnybDaly concerned In either Of
ttic yachts. iior flave, nor had !, any money on
either side; but, a an American citizen, lcsire
10 sec Justice, and II Mondays race ts not
called d draw, IN the ground Of mlsunjcr.
standtng. between the vontestlng yachss,-
though cannot hclicve there was,-Es shou]1
be decided IN fcror Of the Ina. think il thc
true report Was sent to hew.Yo1 yactsncu It
would be decided a. sucl,. Ali t have to
say IL It Is disgrace to all interested on the
winning side, according to tho decision giYen
BY the referee, aud an honest man will not
take the stakes. I could SAY good deal more
Is to the Justice Of the affair, but l think this
Is sufficient. FAIA pLAr,
, 1876-08-31
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LAFAYETTE, IND.


LAFAYETTE IND.
Spsefct DtipafcA to tn Tribune.
LArArKF1k, :, Ind, Aug. Na.-TAc trotting-
race, free to oil. md best three tn live, for
which there wcrr SIX entries, was won bY Ted
Cloud, owned by Wade, uf Edtuhurg, Ind, he
tAking thu thrcG last heats. Five heats were
lna.le, Monarch, Of kukono, winning tue two
ilrss l,eata, HE'D Cloud scconl: time, :a;:.s',
.:...'144, 2:!G, 2:4BA, anA a;4A heavy
shower fell between the ttllrd and fourth
heats, making tho track very heavy. Tho
running race, lnflu and repeat, for which thcrr
were four entries, best two III three heats, SAUDI
Wfchcll between the trailing heats, was won by
Put aial!oy's Maid OF Mchland, fu two straight
l!uats, Cluster, owned BY ~. CiAtr, nf Tore
Hautc, sceond; time, ,l:4SK aud '1:4o. Tie
raccs ended obort 6 o'clock. soon after very
htayy thunder stnrn, set H. laattng over 0tau
hour, drenghiag the crowds Who were not IUrtu-
natu enough to have reached hume, aud lcayln:
the track lii very bad shape for to-luosroW,
GOLnwATEbt, M1Cn.
5p<ctaI Dfstatch to 7ns Tribune,
CoLpWArEH, Mich, Aug. M.-'Ihc races at
the CoidWRteF lIorsa Association grounds TO-
day Neru well attended.
In thu 3:l5 race, Little Sam Won III three
straight heats. Lady Moscow and ulns buck
divided tho second and third money. Aia,Nbxtuo
0cHeral fourth. Time, 4:444, 3:a3, 2:4tx,
In the 4yea1-old race, 1ekousha was first, Bay
Mars second, George v. third, aud Goll.
Parkhusst fourth.
This IL not usu. Parkhuest, The Confeder-
ats Democratic candidate f0r State Treasurer,
but horse named nftcr him, and 50 bound to
lose.
Tho $40 race was not finished.
, 1876-08-31

SfN1LK-sCuLL HEATS.

pANAAH-SLOAA uAAl9A
PHILADELPHIA, Aug, N,-Thc llrst heat OF
the singlcscull contest In this aftcruoou's co,,-
test was won ty c. E. Courtney, Of Union
Springs. Time, 1l:205<. 2. G. Ackcr1nau, Of
the Atlantic Club, his only contestant, gave up
had been gone over. ,14rnes McGlynn and
Julian Kennedy the latter Of the Yale College
Club, Withdrew before tue start was made.
The second heat was between h[cBcath Of
the Quaker City. Yates uf the Union Springs,
MeGargce q Columbia College, and Young Of
the Malta Clubs. Yatcs occasionally stopped to
allow the second In the race to keep near him,
and won In u minutes and 81 seconds, followed
by McBcatt, the others sosns distance behind.
The BeavcFwyck Rowing Club. of Albany, thc
Watkins Boat flub, oi New YorE, then took @
positions fur the start IN tic four-oMred eon-
test. During the early part Of the race tho
loat< kept well together, with Watktns oca-
klns fell away badly, und London went ahcal
In magnificent style, but, steering wildly, head
I'd towards the graud stand, aud did not alter
her coursu until near TIC tnfsl, When, the Bca-
put the Lonloners 70 their 1nett!c. The bouts
were now SO close together that tEao people
could nut tell which wus ahead until the rare
was over, and the coloEs Of the BeaVer1Tyck
lying from the unllplrc's b,at sigualed thu VIZ
bounded their. whistles anl rang their bells,
while The people clccrcd most enthusiastically.
The u.nc whs: Bcayerwyck. 0miu. Gsec., LON
don enc {., quRFtsr IT, second later. The Watkins
charging that tho other boats forced them ont
Of their rousse, but the claim was not allowed.
Parkcr, Of the Quaker City, and Thomas, OF
the Pennsylvania Boat Club, we're contestants
in the third slng1e-seull heAt, Smith, uf Veg
leyan, having withdrawn. Thomas won easily
BY lengths.
The fourth md fifth heats were won, respect
igely, " tue Alfngus. OF the Vesper Club, aud
Frauk Plcasantou, their opponents having with
drawn.
some silver rup, valued at $l,D0.
Cart. duls&on, Of tho London Rowing Club,
says that his ulcn are willing 10 row i three
mile straight rate, in syratch.elght Of Britons,
against Americans here, on Saturday AFTERNOON,
aud with courtucy or Curtis in tue whist with
Kennedy for stroke, anl alt Of bis crew, Ut
course, and Eustiee and Goodwin, Or Kil!our
aud sln1th forward, with David leoarh for cox
wuip.
, 1876-08-31

In the Afternoon q pa!r Ut trnps were cstab-
l!shcd to the turthward OF tile ms!u stand, aud
aWcepstake shooting WAS tndulgcd FL for several
hours. Various persons won sunni money, but
the events wers nut Ut enough Importance TO
record.
The class shooting will reeommence 1t about
10 o'clock tAis morning, a1la will continue all
day. Beside Tho flush u the purse begun ycs-
terday, there Will ts still othcr class shooting ~
vet down III thu programme.
THE COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET
rendered lust night at thu 0rand Pacltc by tho
Audubon Club, Of this city, ~ the delegates ~
the Nattona! Convention IT 8portamen was fu
every way sulTess, notwithstanding the fact
tlat d lark Of sufficient notification made the
attendance q ali tho InctnbGrs Of tho audubon
IN !ulposstb1llty. Ilc table WIS spread III the
i1ules' ordinary, ana piates wefc laid tor about
forty guests. 3laNy of the delegates had de-
paEtr4 for their hutncs. The repast WIS fur
nsl!ed by the Grand Pacific, mud tliat statement
R!H sufilct ~ recommendation of !ts
exccllcuct. 1Ae Hou. ]. Y. LeMoyne
occupied the head OF thu table. The exercises
were moro Informal thHn they were won't to ba
Oh occasions Of slsltlaE natlra. and How of
goo1'humor took thu placo OF this customary
"fraat Of rcason.h This ''Qow OF sollir was
notwantiag. Wlne flowed In unstiute.i drxughta.
Toasts weru ,nale, drank, and responded TO
with hearty good wilt. .. II. Tt,rriIl, uf tho
Audubon, proposed ITO the guests OF the
Sportsulcn's Association" RESPONSE was made
hy Mr.. Drius1natlr, Of Ohio. Alr. Lathsop, Of
boston, tuastrd "'rhs Hiyes OF the members of
thr Audubon Club aud of thu 6portaman's As
socIativa." It was drunk stanlt1g. hIr. ElAn.
, 1876-08-31

6ptriaf Disposch 10 7as Tribune.
BoscobEl, Wis, Aug. 30.-Thc most severe
storm ever Witnessed in this vicinity occurred
this evening, tic rain fairly slelugsng us, in-
nuntlattng l'onscs and cellars, washing away
bridges, anu doing great amount Ut damage.
The train reaching hcfe at l0 last GyenluE ID
miles from. here H. the ditch. Tho trnck IA
washed 80 badly trulns will nit be able to ret
C!NclxNA1i, o., Ang. 3o..-rhc Enquirer.
Springfield, O., special aays tremendous
raLn fcll In that city tonight. In twenty min
utcs the streets were Hike rivers, many story
the Cleveland, Columbus d Cincinnati Railroad
WIS washed ont between Moorcfcld and Logo
ia, md IN engine and baggage ear Of tho south
wnrt1 boun4 passenger train were ditchcu and
badly wrecked.
, 1876-08-31
TELEGRAPHlc NOTES.
Eptc{Q{ p{SpQfc& 10 Tn Ftfbur.

NILES, Mich, Aug. M.-Dogs u,ade raid nm
largo and valuable flock Of ahcap, on the farm
Of Frank Lapgston, near this city, last night.
Tweaty-tonF sheep wese killed, and tho re-
n'aspder Of the Aock wore fcarfulIy bitten. and
Just ablu to walk this morning.
sptctai D44pateh ia 7n4 Tftbux4
FkoRlA, ILL.,, Aug. 9.-Ths old members Of
Company X, Peoria Battery, held reunion at
tbs Village Of Frtnceyills to-day which was
largely attended. Tbs features Of the day
were M osation BY John II. Morrow, Esq.,, =
poem by Mrs. lEotllerson, and so1us fancy drill
Special DispateA'so 7At tribune
MlkaHAPpLls. Allnu, Aug. W.-TAe Episco-
pAllans Ok tAls city celebrated hAlrest loluu
, 1876-08-31
4 MIND DISEASED.

BzLolT, Via, Aug. s0.-A gcntlemanly.np-
pearing man, somu 30 yoarsiof age, got oK tho
traiu froln Chicago hero yesterday afternoon,
and soon began to show signs Of partial de-
rangement. uo satd ho was District Attorney
Or New Orleans, aud, though hu had spent Ills
OF books, hu was very generous in collecting t,,u
esIta OF several tHdfYlluafs and agreeing to el1-
riet rH, them 10 few daya. To-day iha City Mar
snai ~ received dispatch from Assistant Dis
John AcPhslln IL District Attorney Of Now Or.
day. W.
tics. w. ~AN'''''
, 1876-08-31

~ !az EdldF ~ 5Et 7f1b1Ns.
CHICAGO. Aug. 8g.-On leaving Chicago, after
tile unfortunate and, to the crew Of tho yacht
Ina, very unpleasant contest wlth the FroIic.
desire. on lclIalf of the gentlemen WHO sailed
tho Canadian yacht, to, cordially thank Sir.
llarty, who actcd as Judge for us in satur-
satnc duty on Monday, for their impartial a,nl
competent services; and also IL acknowledge
tt!e coastesfes extended the crew Ly the pfo-
prlctors Of the GRIND Pacific ilotel. We came
the noble sport Of yachting, and with 10 other
view than 10 do our best 10 beat ot1r rival. The
result only contIr1Ms our judgment that tho lua
ts tho fastest yacht, aud That she failed to gaiu
t!le race was no fault Of her crew.
To generous and sympathetic public nc r.
turn OUR thanks fur many warru Expressions OF
confidence atId good will. L,DAy1s,
On behalf OF the crew Of yaehl Inn,
, 1876-08-31

C1Sc1sHATi, O., Aug. 3o.-About l o'clock
this morning tic Dayton slors-Ltnc freight de-
pot In this city was, with Its contents, consumed
by fire. The fire originated among lot Of coal
oil barrels In n,anncr not yet explained Tho
building was q substantial brick Structure,
400 feet long and 50 feet wide, and was
worth sa5,ooo. There was an unusually 1urgo
amount Of freight Of oil descriptions stored
thfs city. The loss Oh freight is varIousiy es-
ttmatc1 at FROM S1b3,c00 10 $50, 0,0J0, ,ipon
which there Is very ltllc, Il auy, insurance, as
t,e law naEc: thc halroad Company rcspons+
frcfght-house only for period OF twcnty.four
hours. 4 largo nart Of this loss Will iall upon
tue consiEnccs, as most Of thu freight Ind been
stirred two or three days.
, 1876-08-31
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WARRINGTON, D. T., Aug. W.-The special
commission appointed to cxansuc Into and re-
port npon the compensation to su!lroaa COM
Panlcs for carrying the mails has organized.
The nov " per cent bonds aro being rapidly
prepared In tho bureau Of Engraving aud
Printing at the Trcasnry Department, and on
Tuesday next the first ilatallncnt, amounting to
about $l0, ,00o, ,0o0, will be turned over to tho
Register for Issue.
, 1876-08-31
BASE.BALT.
TIE WHITES At LONDON, ONT,

Special Dttp1tcA 10 ms 1H*uas.
LONDON, Out, aug. S0.-TAe Chieagos plsycd
tho Tccumschs. champions of Canada, In this
city today, aud defeated them easily By scure
OF 10 to |. The defeat Of tllB at. Louis Browns
hero last Monday ha4i the effect Of bringing out
q large cruwl. uets werc freely oGercl that
tha Whites could not beat tho home utue hyc
runs.
JHata11- l g . @ 78O
Chicagus. o . 2 . ! ! o. l-l0
TccullBula. ........ 10 O U . D U 0 D H. !
ltuns carnrd-Chicagos, o.
Dssr. r.hits-Chicayo4, IL; Tscumsths. II.
Fielding .erFof.-C +: Ieculnsehs, IL.
SEec'ai H.pase! % ~ 1risaaA
LONDON, Out, Aug. W-I4u champion pro.
, 1876-08-31
YACHTING.

! Ina ami Fro1Ec has ahatef7 hn. 1t+tle aud ov.r
ho,lu don,,rca tho io,n.ntoh1o nt,,,,,, ~ a.. -
10y Lepi'"se 'nc '"alcnsao4c chusne ol t.c u
iaif' thcfe Is strong feeling OF sympathy for
! tue owner, Captain, md crew Of the Canadian
yacht. They came 1,e00 miles, and sailed as
plueky a Fnss . rs ha. ever been
n"o 3Ae"t.h ss'e'es' Ahu IL
Is geaerhly deprecated that there should hare
been any hitch or unplcnsantness. The crew Of
the ins were .sa!'aa little disappointed BY the treat
Yacht c1n5 az tsr a~rrn1 has " .uu ~. nor
S! warmly received, but they kept up cheerful
minds to san thu race far ali Il wn. worth Thc
dooI.t,, ~ ths -os,ro. ,,.a.,.s,,,.. ,
uee'soa .se' w. .ue % Ielessc 1.losongn1Y aroused
they took yesterday. Col. shnw fcl. TINT bc
had fairly won ti,e race and tho money stal,e,,
orit ~, T,..dsv ,to+,. -, ,.ase 49,, ~
.,,..s ~ az saas eeoo ua. W
mana on tae etaRsnoldef lof tue ssto put up
Indemnity bond. to bold Mr. Burke harmless IN
r5olfe's a,5 ~, peopg,!e: a;,., NJ; Burke rcfus-
mind M % go H. ' The sns faes tha. ho %'as Lad ongg "
agreement, whici, stipulated that the owncfa Of
tl,S ~ 1na should be allowed SOU for expenses.
III the Superior Court agalust Mr.. Burke. The
Information ts based Oh The Gambling act, aud,
~ u nattcr of course, the plaintiff will recover:
THE srATuTEs READ As roLLws:
Chap. 81, Sec: 1H:.-'.Any person who shall nj
any time Or sitting, by playing at casds, dice.
any othGr game os games, Or BY betting on tho side
~, ss Hanus n.s, suen ~ w. 70 eamc Q. any wager
ehance casnxI.x slstt,nn o. mnkuospp tos.
ttngent event Whatever. loso to any per,ous so
playing or Betting, any sum Of moncy, or oihsP
Valuable thing. amounting in tic whuo 70 ihr sn,n
Of $40. and shall pay or deliver tho SAME Or my
Gatt thsseof she peIs9a % lo4Ing or pairing Or de-
vefag fhs samc shall % Se a. ingrty TO- sue 70. and
s sne .nd ns m Fl 'aaaoe hnE
same' bv act,on or dsbt. '" srn,cvIn ,nc s.c
eumpst, or troyer. or procredinc In chsnrsr,
from the winner thereof, with costs, In any court
Of competent jnrlsdlCtion. III my suEh action ut
law It shall b. sufficient for tht p'hinslH 10 declare
generally. ~ n act!ons q dsbs Of aasamp.i. tof
money nae anu receaYeq oy re- detendant 70 tho
o.oN @ ase, On as nSnons , o. fa2!ssia "
~ conys2ny TX n.ncrix ~ tc nin;ntiT y, s
use Of ths dtfeajan,. wbr?cby nj action hati, scs
ceued to tie pjairtin according 10 ti,p form Of ills
act, without setting fortl, tho special matter In
case the pcfson who shalllo such money or other
thing as stosesata shall not Within sx mouths,
really and bona ade, and without coyfn or col
, 1876-08-31

eAEprsKr, O., Aug, 3t-I3:al a. m.-Tho
steamer Gazcllc, Just arrived from Put.ln-Day,
reports the cellars Of the Kelley Island Wlne
by flre tonight. No particulars.
, 1876-08-31

DANv1LLE, ILL.,, Aug. s0.-Franls Phillips, son
Of J.. II. Philips, Of this place, was yesterday
bitten on the feet by rattlcsnake. which had
been huuled into tho barn-yurd lu d loud Of hay
from tue prairie. Dr.. Fith1an was Immediately
called, and applied remedies, and, though tho
leg Is greatly swollen, tie boys life will prob
nGly tlG saved
, 1876-08-31
TILE WISE MEN.

DurFALo, n. y, Aug. W.-Thc Scientific
Convention adjourned this afternoon, dealg-
nstlng Nashville Tor their next annual ,neeting.
The lnctnbers, by invitation of the jamestown
Rutfronl. visited Cl,ntal,t,lla Lake,
, 1876-08-31

NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Aug. 3o.-Esau Shelton,
one of tho three men who robbed tho express
Office ut RilcY's Station, KY, last April, was
captured at East Knoxville to-day.
, 1876-08-31
SPAIN,
EMANCIPATION INpE,tNITY,

EMANCIPATIUS 1NuENN1Tf,
MADRID, Aug. @.-The &'ovcEuor OF Porto
Rico bus been officially notified Of royal deereo
ordering thu Issue Of indemnity bonds to tue
owncra Of liberated s1Ayes.
The Emperor Of Brazil Is shortly expected
here. During his sojourn l.c will 10 received
into tho membership OF tho Society OF Political
cept!on.
, 1876-08-31

KAaKAKRE, ILL.,, Aug. W.-While unloading
fence boards from a moving train on the Illinois
Central this afternoon north Of this statton, a
Belgium, named Mattel, fell under tho wheels
md was cut to pieces.
, 1876-08-31
i POPULAR REFRIGERATION.
Huectaf Difpufch 10 InA Tribune

sr1PAus, Mnu., Aug. S0.-A noon special to
the leratlng Di,patch from 1iustlngs represents
great excitement thcso concerning. threats Of
lyncl,t1g the Bird brothers, hasyest-laborcrs
from AAoka, who Killed Furt1ier Callahan. Tl,u
mob frota ths % cou.lt1y wa was % hoarly cxpSctsi i
Local feeling In favor u 'lynclli,,g was strong,
aud constantly increasing. YrstGrlay. 400 far,ii.
ers and la 3orcEs, mostly lrfsh Catholics, asscfn-
ble1 ut th.s sconu Of Callahnn's murder, and Ee-
kolycl to proceed last night to tho Hastings jal
aud lynch tile Hurderera, but wcro llssIluac4
from thcir ps7rposa by Catholic prlest.
, 1876-08-31

oswaoo, N. Y, Aug. so.-Tho Mngnolf.
Flour-sflls burned thls evening. Loss, $35, 600;
Insurance, 81, 800.
, 1876-08-31
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YoRK, Aug. observation-disclosures
Somerset, from Bristol, Eng. Etste Of Virginia,
from Glasgow; st. Laurr,.t, from lIavre
=. LoHpoa, Aug. Craftsmanship sidoniAn, from
New York, bus arrived out.