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The daily gazette., 1876-04-05
The N. Y. Herald on Blaine.
From tbeNY Herald. April 4th.


The loss of New York by either party
is o. loss of the whole battle. The State
is in Democratic hands, and can be rescu-
ed only by the most perfect unity among
the Republicans. The nomination OF
Blaine at Cincinnati would be a surrend-
er of New York in advance, and with it a
surrender of all reasonable hope of elect
ing the next President. Neither Conk-
ling nor his friends can be expected to
work with zeal for Blaine. Though be-
longing to the same political party they
are inveterate personal enemies, AMI
have not spoken to each other for seven
or eight years. With Blaine as Presi-
dent, Mr.. Conkling and his friends would
be ostracized, and the whole immense
federal patronage in this State would
flow through other channels. 1t is not
to be expected III 1t Senator Conkling and
his friends, who control the Republican
organization IN this State, will lend a
helping hand to dig their own political
graves. The electoral votes of New
York will undoubtedly be given to the
Democratic candidate If MIR. Blaine
should be nominated at Cincinnati, and
the party cannot afford to fling away so
| Important State.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05
RAILROADS.
DHILADEl1PHlA, WILMINGTON q BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER %, 1873.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 7.C0,
$40, 800, 9.52, 10.30 a m. 200, 4.lO, 79o $3.50,
Philadelphia and New York. LSl. a. m. !;
12.l4, 1897, $40 p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, l2.52,
9.O5 a. IN. 800, p. M.
baltimore and Washington, 1852, l.55. 9.05,
a, m. 1906, 1.23, $40, 7.l0, p. M.
Trains for Delaware DIVISION leave lot -.
New Castle. 400. 6.20, $50, a m LIS. 6.4e
Harrington ard intermediate stations. 500
''JS Deimar and Intermediate station 500. $50.
- SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate statiens' e.lo
O. M, ,4.45, $50. p. m. 20,
Philadelphia and New York, l.Sl, q. m.
baltimore and Washington, l2.o2. LOO
o. IN. ...z.,x.,.o-, m, 80
,erred to the time tables posted at the 'epot.
Ii. u. KENSEY. Superintendent.
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s}E1IHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, April 3, / A. NJ
PRoRABIL.rIEs.

In the Middle Atlantic states waster-
ly winds, rising barometer and clear
or partly cloudy weather, with slight
changes in temperature.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05

JANUARY 1sT, 1876.
The
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF
HARTFORD, CONN.
THIRTIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Net Assets. January l, 1875. $3S s3s, s,s67.S'
RECEIVED IN 1875:
For Premiums, S7,l65.4 1853 55l
For interest t and rent 2.652.y3l III
- 9,81S,h0 81
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05

D LIABLE.
Carter s Champion Moss.
PARsSrp-Large Early Sugar.
Hollow Crown.
PsAs-Extra Early. Dreer's improved.
CaTter's First Crop.
Early TEN Thumb. very dwarf and
early.
Little dem.
Dwarf Blue Imperial.
Large White MarrowfIt,
Black-eye Marrowfat.
Champion of England.
DwarfSngar.
French Wrink' ed Sug lr. the best. In
PRPpER-Large Sweet Bell.
PEPPER GKAss-Curled.
PuMPKIN-Cashaw or Yoll0w Cro0kneck.
Cheese,
Field.
RAnIsH-Long Scarlet Shorttop.
Long Salmon,
White Turnip-roOted.
Scarlet TurniD rooted.
White Summer or Naples.
Yellow Summer.
SALsIFY or Oyster plant,
SpISACH-Round Leaf Savoy,
soUAsH-Early White Bush or Patty Pan.
Boston Marrow,
Mammoth. attains a weight of
200 lbs.
Crookneck.
ToMAro-Extra Early Red.
Feejee Island.
Tilden..
COOK s Favorlte,
iarge Sw ootn Red.
Philadelphia Market. extra fine,
solid,
Trophy
TuRyIr-Eariy White Flat Dutch.
Red or Purple Top Strap Leaf.
Purple Top Swedish or Rut abaga.
Golden 3lobe Rutabaga.
oN-Mountain Sweet,
Ice Cream,
SLACK Spanish.
Citrou, for preserving.
Ca araway seed, 500 9ladiolus bulbs.
Sage. 1000 Dbl.Tuberose bulbs.
Summer Savory, 10000 papers flower seed.
Thyme, Hungarian Grass seed.
White DutchlClover Lawn grass seed.
Broom corn seed, Usage Orange Sod.
Canary seed, Yellow Aberdeen.
Hemp seed, Flax seed.
Rape Sc ed. Fennel seed,
Cuttle-fish bone,
~ bushels very cnoce Onion Sets.
1, ne as,ortm ent Of n ew aud choice turni p seed
n due seas IN, all of which may be relied upon
to the nuttipg up and selling the above Seeds
mar 30.ttJ JhM1S WIT r1He.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05

ALL NEW AN
"hs"l' Back Dwarf German Wax.
White
Valentine, -,
&" Ne wington Wo der.
White Marrow
large Lima,
Giant Wax,
rx,ra Early Red Turnip,
Fsvptis1 Earliest.
axe axe Blood-red,
y nns n Red Mangel Wurtzel,
Yellow Glove Mangel; W.T.
I,cS~., reer's Large tarly YORK.
Jersey Wakefield.
Stone Mason of Marble
head, very choice.
RULERS Improved. very
large.
" Curled Savoy.
Large Early Winui nestodt'
"' Late Drumhcad.
Fiat Dutch,
Red Dutch.
D-rmhead Savory.
white Solid.
Dwarf,
Turnip Rooted.
Adams Early.
Large Sweet Sugar 7s early as Ahan S
stosell's Evergreen sugar.
lgR-Early Russian,
frame,
White Spined,
Long Green Turkey Tor picking +.
West India Gherkin.
LINr-Early Long Purple
Ia-Green Curled.
-lireen Curled.
rB-Early Curled Silesia.
Cabb age or butter.
Royal Cabbag or drumhead.
Hanson.
Large Nj usselburR,
London.
MELoN-Jenny Lind,
Pine Ample, very fine;
Turks Cop,
Wards n ectar,
Gosden Orange,
Large New York improved.
Prescott. very superior.
Melted Citron.
srED-Yeliow Danver,
White or Silver Skin.
,lgY--Curled or Double.
will have in proper season large and
, good assortment of all kinds of seeds
! give my personal and whole attention
guara8tee them true to name. |
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05

4 drh dar A. Sll.kS.-Having placed our Or,
Franooe er With the manufacturer at LYONS.
andrs bIn ~, me celebrated Cachemere, Alex
Oul custo, oA oilks, We are enabled to offer
% ners extra inducements in these
Ostqs W, b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market strf ets.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05
eC!S HIS
STEAM FRIGHT LINE

de,nb;s -u wharf above Chestnut street Phlla'
Rhlrt Rhtl' uualiy at 8, p. m, and French street
lied care,nlili ,lilinington, at 6, p. m. Freight han
q. w. BUSH,
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05

Statement of ReoieDts "a and disbursements Of
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
From its organization December Is. iS45 to
December 81, 1875.
kECEIVEp:
For Premiums. $S1 5Oi ol3 48
For interest and ,-, oo,o
Rents. Il I'D Uoo9l
IISBUhSED:
To PoLIcY HOLDERS:
Claims by Death d. ma
tured Endoyments. S23 023 226 so
Surplus returned TO
Policy helders. n Sli z0515
Surrendered and
--$:5 77S los 50
AGENTS, o. 436 1920
Salaries OF all OH
GERS, Clerks. and 9TH
SALARY. 1896 So
Mtddical Examiners ,oo,,o.
fees, 3Z5 WI 70
Printing, Stationery.
Rent, Exchange, Pos-
tege, Advertising aud
ali mis- ce laneou
charges, ooo 10 ol o,o,,so.
Taxes and Profit and loss o5O 5}2 70
Total Disbursements 81 2lS Ola Sc
Balance, net Assets. Dec. 81, 49, S4l 462 O65 80.
Ratio of expenses to receipt. 64 per cent.
i'"''' l.. p. Buck, Agent.
No. West Seventh Street.
mar3l-i3t-law Wilmington, Del,
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DeCOmber 81, IbIoI HtI'fVa'U70 %
SCHEDULE OF ASSETS:
l;sn' S26.926 2S2 40
Loan upon Sticks and bonds 1853 %
Premium Notes on Policiesin in
force o.'3Oooi oo
Cost of Real Estate owned by
the Company l,s59,59O l3
Cost of United States Regis
tered bonds l,b30,S56 ~
Cost of state Bonds 6l99pOO
Cost OF City Bonds 1,746.695 o0
Cost of other Bonds 40 00n w
Cost of Band stock 50.20o "
Cost of Railroad stock. 2, 20 10
Cash iu Bank at Interest l,070,993I9 70
Cash in Company's Office, 6,6S4 2S
ocn9 cnTed ND' 79,1sO As
RilIs receivable 4,S76 40
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05

S43 656 668 Il
Discussed IN 1875;
To Policy -HoLDEBs:.
For claims by Death
and matured Endow-
ments s2.7223 1927
Surplus returned to
Policy helders 2.5i3.5oo OS
Lapsed and surrend-
er ed i licies, 94l .Oy542
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05

S,SurpIus, Dec, 81 1875. S4,O04,s51 ,9s
Increase of Assets during 1875. S3.050,954,93
Ratio of expenses of manage
ment to receipts in 1873. 7.55 per cent,
Politics in force, December 81,
1875, 606 209, insuring. $lS5. .061, ,S42 20
The daily gazette., 1876-04-05

Balance. Net assets.
December 81, 1879,
, 1876-08-29

1 -. ~. .,, :.
stecfc1 nplenflt'i cfrursc. Tho Elizabeth crew
hnggca the EASTERN shore, AMI did mt steer
vel. When nearing petcr,s Island tho Eliza
1csh crew 'cd ~ length. Ihe Col. 7abia then
urcw slowly up. and tho race IRON this point to
tnc nll'bt Tas lihf1l AtfttRsle. the Columblaa
Winning IN minutes and j seconds.
THE FOURTH HEAT
was between tug bcavcrwyeks, Falcon, and
i,u9ucsne noat CLUBS. Inc beavers lcd from
1,!c siatt, with tue l)nqucanes running per hard
Ihe ta.con erew, as iney reached lete1,s = islant,
Moppcd rowing. Inc beavers won ~ minutes
ann - seeondst the Uuqueshes three lengths
, 1876-08-29
Capture of the carbondale Das-
tard, and His cowardIy
Tears.
Funeral of the Innocent Victim of
His ul-Directcd Rifle.
Five Molly Mcguire Murderors sentenc-
ed to Death at Pottsville, Pa.
A Cory Tragedy Enacted by q Brutal
Saldler In Cincinnati.
Cutting, stabbinE, Shooting, and stsa1-
Ing In Different localities.

THE JACKSON COUNTY HOMICIDE.
Sptrfd' Dtspatch 10 TIA Tribute
CAnBoapAtE, ILL.,, Aug. 29.-Ltttlo AddIo
Dllfuger died At o'clock this morning. She
was buried to-day at o'clock. The sccne at
tho funeral was heartrcnding, as nearly all her
relations wero In attendance and she la.i been
loved by all. Her mother Is almost broken
down with grief. Her murderer, Bit Bowman,
ls now lodged IN jail in this cty. He was cap
tured by our widc-awakc City Marshal, Q. p.
Hightowcr, assisted by his brother Jacob. They
Left Left here o.; about 10 o'clock @ yesterday morn.
house, where they male Pomp Taylor,
Bowmau's negro, tell where Bowman had
gone to. Having gained What they sought for,
they started at full speed, making for Hreen's
Ferry, In Union County: They had ridden but
In thc. road, and before them sat Bowman and
several others t., whom he was trying to sell llfs
Nurse. The officers advanced On him, and he
l.ed 10 tis hands, saying, Boys, don't shoot."
!lightowcr requested the men standing around
to ass!st in tying Bowman, but they refused, and
they dlaperscd. Jake IIiXht6wer then held
large revolver TO Bowtnan's head, while Pete
ticd him. Having secured him on his horse,
the started for Carbondale at o'clock, arriving
here nt 81 ths .I morning. On tue way here Bow
him this afternoon llc told your correspondent
that he would not have donu the deed for the
world, but, being 20 crnzed With liquor, he acted
OH the Lnpulse of the moment. Tic said he
would rather die than suffer what will ncces-
sarily follow: He will probably waive m exam
Murphysooro until his trial, which will psoba-
bly, be next month";.
The Htghtowcr boys receive gscat praise for
their bravery and SUCCESS.
, 1876-08-29
IELEGRAPHlc NOTES.

1ap1AxAroL1s, Ind, Aug. :29.-The funeral Of
Miss Tile Talbot, the daughter OF tho Rt-Rev.
Bishop Talbot, Of Indianu, took place from
Christ Church this atcr,,oors.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 2S.-The LeraMs Long
Branch letter says that President Grnnt has ex-
tended an Invitation to Gov. Haycs and his wife
to spend few days with hini ut Long Branch,
and the Governor Inns accepted.
Special Dfspatch to TIC Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug. 23.-TIc st. ClaIr
Guards, OF East St. Louis, have perfected their
o,> .nlzation, mud Adjt.-Gen. lfllard to-day is
sued commission to Capt. WillIaln Z. Finch
and other officers Of the company.
gp<ciai Ds,patcA to Tie 7ffoun<.
LANSING, Aflril., Aug. as.-An important In
auraf.cc rasc has been commenced in the Wayuo
CIrrult Court by the Michigan Mutuul Lite-1n-
suranee Company agalnst the lcirs Of Perry
spuul4ng, wllo committed suicide by hanging,
in hls haru. at Muir, OH tho eth Of January
lust. Tllu Company claims tint Spaul1tng made
application for policy Of $4,000, on the 1ltl Of
Juiluary lust, giving tnto For $1g0.65 for the
trst years. premium, which was left at the bauk
at Muir for collection. He received his policy
21th sinco which ttmu the nnto llas beetl paid.
Tho Company resist payment on the ground
TINT the policy never properly catne into spauld-
rs Sptciai Dtspasch to 7as Tribune.
srR1sariELp, ill.,, Aug. 2s.-S. i. Boutou
& Co., Win hayu tile iron dune and lantern FOR
tic now State1 1louae, have today put In posi-
ton tie 1nnchnery to draw thc plates aud girl
crs 10 tlo tnp uf tie rotunda. The zinc plates
for the corlcc alld ornamental work at the
busu OF thu dome tlnyc arrived already.
Sp<eid. Dtspaich to The Tribune:
LANSING, Mich, Aug. .5:--spnsac D. Merrill,
young man, loft lsaeinet Wta., Nh tho 2Stl Of
Juur, where hu Ind been attending school,
studying for ting Episcopal ministry. for hia
knowledge can to gained Ut IFS whereabouts.
yp<ciei Nispatch = 11e tribune.
Sioux CiFr, H., Aux. 2s.-1wo distinct shocks
Of earthquake were felt at Fort Thompson md
vicinity on Saturday evening.
PAlLApsLr1A, pl., Aug. 23.-The increase Of
paying ytstturs 10 the Exhibition tic past week.
flas been very married.. On Wednesday therc'
ttso admission ieu vi Is cents, u, ,lT3.
, 1876-08-29

Mrs: l.: i. Green, n. D., who Is connected
snys IN y rrcent lettcr: !" People u iii castos
calle to the dlapensary. Ladies ot tho higher
class spend 10 nlurh Of their time ii. retirement
thu. they arc glad tu ~ out u,.tler auy p.ctc1t
which may seem to their friends respectable. A
irw duys ago q bright !Ettle woman caiue 10 tho
4tspensaEy closely concealed l1 her covered
doulvy, and after receiving her mcditiue anxious-
y t1lquircI which roud led to the railroad stu
t!oli. she laughinlgly sud tt reply to our quo
husband let's me CONC out ugain. ! AIN deter
mined to sec the ruilroatI carriages, engines,
etc., that the English talk 50 much about. /
Will bs!bo my servants, aud my husband will
, 1876-08-29

a party Of ten English medical men were din
Ing together nut loMg ago, when oeu Of thelnin-
qurcd, II all present were limited In their prae-
tlcu to the sefertion Of six pharmacopaial rume-
dies, which wQu!d be chosen ~ being tue most
Ut thu party wrute th0 names Of tl5 SIX drugs
liz would select, und landed them to tho doctor
who asked thu question. On examining tho
ballots It was found that majority Of the votes
wcEo given ia layor Of opium, quln!ne, and irou;
between mercury and lodlle Ut potassium thcJ
were equally divided, ~ they WeTu also between
ammonia aud Gl(OrDfOrm,
, 1876-08-29

INV YonI, Aug. 2s.--Aluch interest Is taken
In the great coal sails announced tor tomorrow.
Tho companies participating having drawn for
tho order at offerings stand thus: Deilwara j.
Hudson, Delaware, Lackawauna s. Western,
Kasaang 3 rsnnsyiyania. Ias terms ma aa!i cot.'
Cd former sales, and II ls seml-olc!aliy anuounc-
cd that tho sails will be positive and to the high
est bidder of Every lot put up, no bids whatever
being nude, either directly Or Indirectly, for ac
cuuHt OF Tho cullpaptes,
, 1876-08-29
.AAIUSEAI.E .ENT,S,


4 piece founded upon tic story Of Coopers
nSpyn was produced at this Theatre last night
with much success as regards tho scenic and inc
rhanfeal effects, and with no SUCCESS at all In
other respects. ave are surprised, indeed, that
such very poor atuE az that contained In 1lr.
Bsrry's alleged dru,nattzation should hare
been deemed worthy Of the money aud labor
which lave been bestowed upon It by tho mal.-
agement The scenery and the tableaux were
uniformly fine. Ono beautiful effect was pro-
duccl by swinging scene, by mcans Of which
.ncatvrlor was INSTANTLY transformed iato All In
lcrior. Tic crossing Of tic Delaware was rep
resented III spirited tableau, and
mimic naval combat tin the lust
act was given III a sufficiently real
tsttc manner. When this has been said, tho
terms 0! honest praise Of the performance have
BEEN exhausted. The piece is In no sense
drama; 1t is q tale Of thrilling adventures by
land and sen, tiugcd wlthrolnantc aud patriotic
Intercst by the introduction Of Gen.
Washington. 1t has no wcll+lclncd
pulnss II departure, no tntclligible
plot no merits Of dialogue or characterization,
aild We arc not sure TINT It las my ond. T'l'at
That tle cnd Of Inst night mny not he the begin
n1g Ut tonight canll0t safely be said. The at
lion u tusuiEcrably tedious, consisting only
q the captures and escapes OF 1}aswv
Hireh, tllu occasional tlcprcaatIons Of the
eow-buys, and tllp haisbrca<lti, Escapes
q one Capt. Wharton, IN whose fortunes
the moet tender llcArt can take llu (lecn
Interest. Gta. Warrington, as represented 1y
Mr bury, appeRrs to DO respectable old gcn.
semali, but VIC lcqil!t the Fatilcr Of lila Country
o. being such prg Us llo Is made to be In tlls
PIay ~, Fur tho rest, tllc netting was well enough.
Ms Tlog1!c, us LarTey Dirch, was inclined at
tines to be stacy, for which he .taadc amends
afterwards by Intense aud finished acting. The
1aine play Will be repeated every night this
keeE mud at the ln1tlnGo ot SATURDAY,,
, 1876-08-29
CASUALTIES.


Special Dispdich 10 Tho Trtbunt.
KANKAKRE, ILL.,, Aug. M.-YesterdaJ eveu-
Ing. As party Of six Germans were crossing
tho river In hkif, one Of tho number named
Ehrcnfurt!l, nearly 20 years old, attempted to
take th. ours, but was too Intoxicated to keep
Ills balanec, and overturned thu boat. All were
saved but Ehrcnfurta. whose body was not re-
covered until t,l-dMy.
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. a9.-Two yonug men
named George and William Uouglass were
drowned while bathing yestcr1ay Iii McrritnAc
River sumc 10 milcs from tllts city.
, 1876-08-29

Capt. Atkins, Judge for tho Ina, said c was
prcscnt when the rcfcrce ghyo the instructtons
to the two Captains, and distinctly heard him say
that they were to round all stakebonta. leaving
ducc those Instructions 10 writing, but both tho
Captains clainctl that they thoroughly under
sttiNl and could remember them.
tho boat and her crew Ind conc long WY for
tho race, and all they asked for vas fair play.
lie was well sat!aflcd that tic Ina Ind won Tic
race. and thought she ought to have II.
she wnalti ii1so Ind IT," ssii CAPT. Nishosos. a''
Why did you tako her time Ut paastng tho
tug, tlien1'i asked Col. Shaw.
III didn't take It. Il Vas takcn by the
Judges" answered Capt. Nicholson.
Didn't you stamp your foot for the Captain
of the tug 10 whistle r. nkcd Cnpt. Wcbb, tho
'"s: aSs' 'sdEfii Esia not"
p" saw you"
III did mt stamp for the whistle. Capt. AZ
klns waved fis hat for the Ina to 70 around tic
stakcbont, and told i,ttn to let her alone and
e. to hMl Il s',S wanted to- TWAS none Of his
"Tllat's So" said Capt. Atkins,
"1n ortler that this tnay be. a]l sattsfactory,"
eia Mr. Lyon. III Capt. prindiyillc Is willing,
~ MAKE ANOTHER RACE .....
bGtWeen the two b0ats, for from $4,000 to
$40, 600 side, each bDat to cnrrysa scrutthizcr,
seq Tint no ballast is shifted or thsown over.
boartl,h
~ ain Wiling" said Capt. PrfntlEv!Ile.
Col. S!taw did not accept the offer.
One of the crew IF tho Inn approached Capt.
Nicholson and spoke to hin III a Inv tome.
H say Il was lntr.le," said the Captain, sand
unbceoinng gentleman and nnnc but a.
- loafer would say s,Icjl n thing"
This was the Inst Of It. The crowd swartncd
out Of the clu1,room, hut fingered for all hour
OF two talking the business over.
It Was stated Last night TINT some Of the
people On tho judges sug claimed to llaru seen
The crew Of the 1na heayinE bnllnat overheard
to tighten llcr up. The ballast WINS not touched
after the start. A TRIBUNE reporter saw Eiore
thnn half the pigs tnken out beforu the Ina left
her mooritgs, ahd luring the rnce he was On
thu boat andA position to sec and know nil
that was going On. Not only did tile crew not
throw any overheard, hut It was not shifted,
nor touched.
As to the merits Of tho respective boats, yes
tCrday's effort wns fair test. It Is unfortunate
that Qnother race cannot bc flxcd, for the
trip OF the Ina to Chicago tlas en1iycncl yact-
contests as t1ley have never bcen before oil Chi
cago's waterfront.
NEW YORK TACtIr-CLUD RACES.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 28.-It WIS decided to-
night that tho New York Yncllt-Ciub rnocs
should takc plnce at New York instead Of New
port OIL the 10th VI suptcmbcf.
, 1876-08-29
AT TURTLE, WIS,

JaNEsylLIs, Wis, Aug 2s.-Two tarns, gran-
arT uud corncrlb, tho property Of Jol,nP. Fonda,
OF the Town Of Turtle, Rock County, were de-
stroyed by fire OIL Saturday afternoon, Twelve
hundred bushcls Ut grain, fifteen tons OF l,uy,
and large lot Of farming implements md q
buggy, were also burned. Loss, 5000. No In
surungG.
, 1876-08-29

Eptcial Dgpafca 10 Tia Tribune.
DAavlLLE, ILL.,, Aug 2s.-Our city IL again In.
tested with burglars. Last night attempts were
malo to eutes nut less than dozen DWELLING
houses, aid ju most INSTANCES they succeeded
Il, eiiecting IN uatraec, but thu burglars did not
succeed la gsttin,9E ,; anything of g5eai value.
KAxKAKEE, ILL.,, Aug. 2s.--rIs residence Of
William Chipinau, miles northeast of this city,
was burglarzcl yesterday Of large quantity Ut
wearing apparel aud sosne money. There u uo
clue to tile thieves.
, 1876-08-29
An AREA or HAY.fEVER.

HRTuLkuEr. Ia, Aug. 2s.-The annual meet.
Ing Of thu IIay-Feycf Association wus unusually
successful Us regard the nunbcn III attendance,
extent Ut Information elected, aud general In
terest manifested Interesting remarks wcro
mate by Judge Guodric'l. Of Ghicago. Tho Hes.
Henry Ward Deecher, J. II. 'Y4rd, Ut Loulsyiile,
hn,l others. Thp list OF members wua materially
u tEel.
, 1876-08-29

LuDlxoros, Mich, Aug. es-Thc residence
Of c. E. Holco'n,, OF Victory, occupied also for
night, Mr.. Holeolm and his family barely escap.
Ing In their ,i!ght-clothcs. Insurance. Oh tho
Erucery stock, $500. No othcr insurance. Tits
Is tho second tlmo alr. uolcolu Inns been burned
out.
, 1876-08-29
BEER OIL BLOOD,

Sptciai DSpatch to 1ae Tribune.
NEEHAH, Wis, Aug. 28.-Th,s noon. on being
denied beer when drunk, Edward McGraw, q
lat'orcr, shut Bridget Ilawlcy, saloon-kccpcr's
daughter, with revolver. Sue is dangerously
wounded In her left side.
, 1876-08-29
The E.urekas, OF Newark,
Defeat the Dublin Uni
versity Crew,
While the London Four-Oared
Crew Beat the Chicago
Boys.
Fifty Thousand People Witness
the Contests.

prospect Of lively contest. The wind was
from south It'll and cast aud very light It Ind been
md heavy sra abc co,,,1 hoot tho other Thc
.,... aSa' s'e .sa H., o.As NV . ~. ~
ause"eo a,s " WIN "1a 'he snoo.n suiia.o ~ s"o
lake dashed tic hopes of all who had been
anxious to sec tic best sailing points Of both
yachts.
trho ,,1ocs ,ot t,t,o+,,,, o.-,,, mn, t,oro3 +to
o !ausea ~ tohcI,st eali5' n"" ~
coursc 10 eohth@afd anu eastward. Ato O'Clock
tho harbor. Three c-suarters Of an hour later tic
Inn ont hcr c,,voa nra horo 1o,yr ~ tho h,mo
.ta,.o ' a,a,t ~ ~ st.,>., W NV WV 49,
1osor ou ~ ~ 1 " a u ron .ao
Brown carried Tic judges, md was to
steam away to windwurtl. and anchor
TX mica ort for tho turninr hnny
1o~n ~ n.nss W. ,a ~ nu satns uu5
down to their bearings with excited passengers,
and a f1cot of yachts standing of and on walt.
inr for Tho ro' The Brown toved tho Inn nort
If the 1vov but enal,y aho cost 1ooae ao,itno
o. ane way, % ns nnaiy sa' s eass 'oose o rn sng
astcrn Of the Trolc. Doth tucked ut about the
same time, then making another short stretch
ro,nd thc h,,ov. thc 1na a. IN. m. m md thc
Fro,lc at 10: 80: 81. It was ano get away, and
the wllatlc Of every tug and tho yclls and cteera
OF 5000 people announced that the struggle had
opened. Both yachts started OF with their mort
tar,,s nm hoard. The Inn short distance a,cn1
a,,d natiu- ,,,tn, ~ ,s,nd Tho rrc,,a - ss,,o.,
u!'o eat.t's ''to ."e ",Ao' 4.o etoae saaen
closer than III saturdays race, nut, finding nho
did not make speed, sho kept awny little, and
bcran to foot nhcad. As they went about on
thc atnrhonrf3 tucf, thc Fro1Ic led. INT tl,a I'm
1ao esa ovnu ,sss sae ~ 49, ~ '"o tn'
was creeping CLOSER INTO the VIM, and gfadu-
ally eating tho Frollc out. Their ca,1-
. vag was nearly equal. Tho Frolic car
rletl her 1nalusaIl, caff-topsaI1, fore-stnys,tl.
IT, w. w. taao tmo ina M nSr XIV hasc s Mani' th @ an
~, ba. ,aa ~ LIZ iaoa, 'o Gstarce
ai ~ s"p m we " t,o ~. s,n ,Ii ~
~. .,SM a'Suay ao " ~ ~ sn @ "so se rio'c
ookGa . " ,'1 y .no rFo,e 3h 7 meso gans erouna,
nt .hs sIiahess as. - tao ina Mas 5etlng IN her
ttasol, anu ~, wn4s tna r.unc Gaaaaea 10 snoo,nng
, 1876-08-29
ELIZABETH. n. i,

ELIZABETH, N. j., Aug, 2s-Last night Pier
No. u Of the Central Railroad docks, III thls city,
was entirely dcstroycu by au inccndiary nre.
There werc sevcnty-tlye loatled cars Oil tho dock,
all Of which were destroyed, and $50 tons ot
coal Wero burned or thrown Into tho water.
Two canu-boatB were also burned. Tue loss Ia
SJ0, 1000.