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Four carriages, three wagons, one
pair of mules, one span of horses, one
harness and three cows, the property
of Brigham Young, were sold at puo-
lie auction in Salt Lake recently by
the Commissioner, to pay the award
Of the Court in Ann Eliza's case.
They brought $l,l85 A further selz-
ure Of property will be made.
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DuRING the performance IN o 0hi
nose theatre in San Francisco one
night recently some one cried "frel'
and a panic was the result. The en-
trance to the room was through long
and narrow passage way, and in'the
stampede twcnty,one Chllnamen were
killed and fifteen to twenty wounded
The alarm was wholly groundlessa
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Attest: JAMES MoRIARrY,
Clerk.
, 1876-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
Special 1ttpufcA 10 TIE Jffhu.sA,

BISMARCK, d. T.. Aug. GA white scout
named Burke llaa just arrived from tho mouth
OF the Rosebud with dispatches. Gems. Crook
and Terry, after making luncture md follow
Ing up the inain Indian trail, left their wagons,
tents, etc., took thirty.scyen companies Of cay-
airy and eight Of infantry, and were making
forced marcEscs, expecting to overtake tho 1nat-
aus before they reached tho Yellowstone River.
BElITHoLD AGENCY.
Night before last large war party Of Sioux
appeared on tho opposite bank OF the river from
Icrthold Agency mud demanded supplies. Up
on being refused they opened fire, wl,!c. last
cd about fifteen minutes. They then Withdrew
and struck south toward Fort Lincoln.
AlNEns ATTACKED.
A lnrGe party Of Hack Killers, which left here
q few days ago fur the Hills, and which has been
unable to break tts vatnp miles from Lincoln,
owing to heavy rains, wMs attacked Sunday
night and lost eevcn horscs.
uATTLE AGAIN REPORTED.
Dispatches just received by tho commanding
officer Ut Standing lloek atato that Indians from
6itttuE Hulps Calnr report terrible battle be-
tween Sitting Dull md Terry and Crooks coul-
btned forces. The 1ndIans were rep,llsed and
have scattered. Terry aud Crook, however, aru
reported ~ having sustained quits ID hrayy
losacs Us thc Indians,
4 HEMARKAnI.E TRANSACTION.
CHEYENNE, Wye, T., Aug. 23.-The utes
whu deserted Lieut. Spencer Ut CheyelIhc River
Friday last arrived Ut KAwlns tu-tluy, turning
oyer their nruls to Sheriff Renn!e.
, 1876-08-24
CRIME.


II JAM 1s3s
Special Dttpalch to 1Ae Tribune.
ST. Louis, Mn, Aug. 23-Jcsse James, tho
most noted and feared Of all the Missouri out
Laws, who has been acc1zcd Of being tho leader
in every bank and tratn robbery that ever oc-
CURED In tho West, Inns again been heard from
through letter to tho Kansaa City Times IIo
denies completely III any Ut the crimes charged
against him, and Accuses Bacon Montgomery
of numbering Capt. A. J. Clement on Dec.
ID. 1860; with instigntfng the Missouri Pacific
affair, planning tho robbery, aud getting his
share Of the money. The General, who Inns
been actise in Kidding Missouri Of outlaws, pub
ltsllcs reply IN the scdalta Dasoo th's morning.
It 70 addressed to .Jessc James, safe Retreat,
killing Arely Clements In Lafayette County,
but saye the decd wns done In an almost open
hand.tOhand fight. lie then goes on to say:
I am no detective, and do not claim to bc an
angs nor 3 b9liess yon to be But have
dsiia, nnd IN willing 70 Be insestisate1. a. you you
gro of tho opinion was ono Of thu robbers, Nov
eos as'k hois s9' snd %f'' .an and f kcy yon uys. M
tigation. win agree to seo ths lit
nj other charge Is brought againtt you, and TINT
You sllsl! have amro protection coming here, md,
y necessary. which It would not be- will ffsk ny
!lfe 70 sec that you hare square tleaI. viii
further agFco 10 hAye nll Of your expenses patd,
nna that fo tndigni.y shall be offered yon. '
dcnce In Clay County, when Ja,ncs' Young
brother was Killed and Ills mother seriously
wounded, Montgomery says:
c, hom 20 ne g5eat inlnstee md one that wll e.
BY hand grenade ~ Clay County. shout two years
ago. 1wss then local edtor Of the scdaiia baliy
Bafno, and wrote more than one article condemn
Ing the outrage, aud Gun prove It by nearly every
rGrn0n In 6eua1A. @'"
, 1876-08-24
THE WISE MEN.
Epfc{d3 Nspafth to The Tribune.

BuPrAlo, N. r., Aug. e3.-lhu twenty.ffth
au,,tlal melting of thu American Association
for the Advancement Ut Science convened III our
city to.&luy. Lcarnet! professors trou alt parts
Of the country Aru here, Including n,,l,hcr Ut
foreigners. representatives at tic Centennial.
Trat. Huxley and Prot. You.nans are exprcttu
tt,.lnoyroW. Tho opcnlnE session was tirlu In
the Council Chamber of the lew City.I4all.
Mayor Becker, On behalf Of tl,r municipality,
aud the IIaa. d 8. Rogers, on cl,alf of the cfll-
xens, welcomed this Association ia appropriate
c!atlo!I, William II. Rogers, Of Boston, aiass.,
responded. Vice-presilrnt Morsu delivered
an address at St.. Jalncs' Hall this evening, 4l
Ut N:S0 y. III, the members xru Invited tn re-
uuton at ths Fine Arts Academy. The Conye1-
ttop 10 expected to hutsl into next week. THIS
members visit the falls Saturday and Chautsu-
t,ua Lake urxt Wednesday.
, 1876-08-24


The yacht Mamie, of Detroit, arrived here
yesterday morning from Racine. having sailed
the entire distance. She lIcs anchored IN the
outer harbor III the nclghborhool Of tho United
States steamer Michigan. The Manic Ia tho
finest looking yacht that has ever Waited thts
port, greatly exceeding in beauty tho Frollc and
1na. She was built ia 1872 ln Brooklyn, N. r.,
and IL in every respect sca-uoing yacht. At
present sho is Owned by Mr.. ". II. Burk, Of
Detroit, who prizes her highly. Icrtlimcns!ons
arc: ~ feet . inches keel, IS feet 10 luches
beam, and Il feet over all. Her catin is mot1cl
Of beauty, elegance, and comfort, and IL fur
nishcd in tho most costly manner.
She carrics crew Of three pctsnne, aiyt has
also on board her OWNER, Mr.. W. IL. hurk, and
hts brother. She will r,in ovcr the course on
Saturday with. the .ractng yachts, and her Cnp-
tain believes that ale can do ns we'll ~ anv Of
them, though she las not had her bottom
serapGa for some time. Tie Mamie, On her way
h',ere, Lost 1T yaw'h,ont rart,es nng viii
and Ms. William ulggac, Of this city.
, 1876-08-24
THE HhRD.C0AL M0NOPOLISTs.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Aug. aa-s,nsrfn.
tculeut s.ynn of ,,a Io,,,.h v,,1a,, ra,,r".',
'sus"t eay"e u tle Acn'sh vaatey !Sailfoa'i,
wv, WIS seen ny d1"'es correspondent ut Aiaucl'
ehuhk this evening, and said TINT Ills Company
l!a.l no EXCUSES to mako. II wus u oal.carryIug
COMPANY, uryer hayiu, mined nr houpht. nr
1u'ta .,,a H'o.e taa''ohe'si1th u tnelF tahhaget
NJ" never Until ths year did they 70 into the
markct anll sell cual. Tho product Of all the
Mincs worked by the Com,,auy Ia mt
a,e,. $1,000 ~ aols yeaF' wh1lo the.f tonnage Is
."ou' o'o"'"o. 4he ot1refs oi tue company
uesy absolutely, whether aa carrying Company
ora the Lctigh Valley Coal Company, that they
lave been fin the Cool As.nctntInr M on,rar
of I'm C,,u,r,,,. ~, th. 49,. ..'. 49, "4.sa
n, ~ H., eoh.pa.5' )" '"e past Sea1' attehaea any
, 1876-08-24
TIE CROPS.
Returns Made to the Illinois De-
partment Of Agriculture.
Table Showing tho Extent Of Corn
Acreage as Compared with
Last Year.
Reports from tic Several Counties as Ia
the Condition OF Other Cereals.

BpEt5d7 7N7bdEtH 70 7hz 3Ff64hz.
SrAtSHr1EED, H.. Aug. l3.-The following table
has hern compiled from ths reports made TO The
State Agricultural Department Oh Aug. 10: The
acreage In corn, in 1876. as reported 10 tho Au-
oltor waa g. 707. 1pf acrea. Applying the per cent
Of acreage Ut 1H7a With the acreage Of 1875. ~
estimated by crop reporters gives, for the present
yenr. =. 03;l, Gb0 acres, nh increase of 128, ~!
neFes. The average YIeld per acre, taken by coun.
t!ea and estimated fur term of years, gives IN
aggregate for the stntu Of :l Cos. 7a bushels NJ
full avcrage Yield. Again. supplying tho per-
cent o. aI svSrnge crop 4. Ferrtea by " counties
four counties not sclurtns for AuEust}, given the
promiao Of 9b1. tUU.}11 bushels for 1870, or II
per cent Of m averagu crop,
, 1876-08-24


NILES, Mich, Aug. 23.-Information has Jus.
been received here Of murder committed near
GrIdlcy, Ill. Dnth the murderer aud the man
murdered were from Niles and once worked on
farm ncar the city. About three weeks ago
they left during the night to avoid being mr.
rcstctl for stealing. Nothing more was learned
OF them until this time. a letter from the
Sheriff. to ]. N. Wells asking for in
formation concerning tho two men says:
6y tho roadside over surday near Grldley, and
Mcrcdcth started east about D. IN. Next
mnr,tng the body Of Murphy was found ucar
where lifs wagon stood. All one ei.le OF Muir
phy's head was shot away, apd tile marks Of an
ax on Ills head wcro found. A1ercdcth was
captured at p. N. next day." Tho team
found 10 Mcrcdrth's rosscsston belonged to
Murphy, the Victim. Much surprise ts caused
here by the report, for, although the Major was
2 pretty bud character, 1t was not thought TINT
was arrested" Later aLvccs say TINT Mere
deth's examination was held this morning, aud
the prisoner bound over to tue Circuit Court
for TRIAL.
Special D.spafeh to 1as 1ttbu1t
bLoon1HdroN, Ill, Aug. 23.-Atlldayits made
ny two incn nnncl McCrOne, Of Brrricn County,
Mich, prove TINT tlle man found Saturday ncar
Grldlsy, dcnG with his skull sMaslcd, ts George
Murphy, Of Benton Hurbor, Mich, and that tic
nan accused Of the murder fs Mai Alerelcti, of
the same place. Thc latter is now 1n Jail here.
lic seens to bu foolish, or Of weak mind, aud
Will ultimately eonfcss It Is thought that lie
has alrEaly confessed. The murdered r,Arl was
part-owncr OF a wagon and property found With
Meredctll.
, 1876-08-24
BASE-BAII.
ATHLETIC V8. BOSTON.

BIFt4u3 DE1enEtH
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23-About 1000 per-
sons were present. Bradley, OF Lynn, pitched
for the Bostons. Morrill's error gave tho
Athletics their first run. Two more runs were
made on called balls, and avid throw Of George
Wright sent home three more. Browns three
baser and Leonardo two-taser Eave the nostons
three runs, followed by two runs on called balls,
smother on u very questionable decision, us,d the
winning run by Eggler's miss. The usnpiring
was very unsatisfactory.
TIE sC0NR,
, 1876-08-24
METHODISM.
Basis Of Reunion Between the
Churches North and South,
Result of tho Labors or tho Capc
N1ny Conference.
A Platform Of Complete Fraternity Be-
tween the Two Great Bodies.

kNt5u t4H 1WU fIeAG 1QQlGSs
Care MAT, N. j., Aug. a3.-Thc Boards Of
Commissioners appointed by t'c Methodist
Episcopal Church and tic Methodist Episcopal
Church South To remove MI obstacles to frater-
nifty between the two Churches haye been In
session here The lust ten days. They concluded
t'cr labors this evening, aud Issued an address
to tho Bishops, ministers, and members Of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church aud Of the Mctl,o-
dist Episcopal Church South, in whict they say:
You will be scIoiccd 10 learn tha. sfter having
sorsr enTetoa II patforn Of 'sGf copieu n fra
pal Mst hodisa in te Uted stases. We hase 'sG np.
ftvtd At hcttlement OF every inattcr aNect-
a asns - .s " ssIsis ss;s ad.sa H. asS; H. Of ,vs
aspirations for harmony Of sows on vi.al poinss
We have been able, after frank interchange oi
e.a s5ye Il *" .rm03s a. M
t1un OF Unanimous agreement Of
At The beginning Of our consultations one grea,
sesa. Ss ss.ss s 4 9 all Sss''
Msthea':a, fs ,a!. anu Important e thpisssGs' s;es'
lion e' dsas. nf t Rsays,S s.t asf,a sasi
at, aosSasoned az interchange Of rejoicing con4ratu-
ing declaration nuI basil ~ frstr1nfy n ~ thc
Status of the Methodist Ent.eunai Jthnrrl, ami ~
tile stcthudst Epitcnnal i,hnrch snuti. ard thcJr
.0rd;tlutc relation Is nv[tfntc hrnnrhns NJ IN
Ep!scopal atetlaodlsin. Eaci, u said chuTcics Is
A LEGITIMATE BRANCH or rp,xcorst Mrr,r.
n1,,sw ~"
IN t,r r.n,+ca et,ta. t,s,i.,s ,. .
lin WethniIst En.r,nnt f5s, "ntnon 9t!s'n I'M II
and s,mrr 1rh. ors NJ. at; ~ usnsl"sn ~ ~ ~ aso4
Euisr%nni f.hnrrI snssh H. ~ aue Methquss u
v tlt rlnn,nry nr"rriss ~ ~. si..at ~ ~ iot
efn ANIMAL tnfctarrss 1rii.tg gn' " III. a9e ouata
her. ~ .Shn.s SIhssettcee' minlstefs nhI men,
Ia Ism" .tncss ~ as,,tn,,, ~ that communion. ~
sspua ana che[c er ,n,nses 5sarea on on
me,nbers. With thnsr n tt "t,,!s ts,onn aMH
t.hnrch hnve ct.utit.a ~ ano ~ 1Gtnoass Epsc9Pa1
thnnyi n it.tInrt attat GmG Aetnoutat 'am14y'
n t.. rart tn.i,. eonneeuoh5.
oncatnn rnncernin~ Il. y" ~ IL ~ e"hs'oe1 saa
Scx,., 1cr,mo '.s ~, 4,st sns ,.,,,,,
~ .t,.' , at,ea,, snn LAAs ~ CHURCH FAoPERI
~ ~ ~. eaeea tant coaH nor conveniently
s.'s.rsa IT, ,st 70 az ohcfatlon q general rne.
la sr Wese two pt,sGpal questions y le eonsid-
frsa mrs 1 en 70 en9,e ~ property In dpuiS he
~ ~ tts Ia arsi 2! lhe two ehltches firs.
as at, ,uMhcsshlp 81 saia properly; hecono,
sa,,ts "ne@hcI u VIII eoh.ht Win stflct
s!uty Ut pfomo1e Ghflatan harmony
th,.I sno 10 vaaHe OF IeH9loh 70 ditpotse'a
,s". oetsni,s now IsnS enuren ptopesly wn.cn
nsn, s!I antenaea '9s thelr ase ana oeen-
!hs5: !n amn ~ ~, "n,cn tney nave acdaistd posafh.
sal sMoutn ney Mpy hsse inet tegai mug 70 II ~
luEIF LtlH8teF from 0nG church 10 the Other, We
, 1876-08-24
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 3,-shcritl 1farrls and John
Hunt, Of Crockctt County, this State, were
brought here undcr warrant from United States
Commissioner Garrett for completely in tho
WIS killed alld nine others wounded, ,us reported
last week IN thcsc dispatches. Thu war
rant was Issued unticr tlla Enforcement
nrt, and charges Harris, Hunt, A1il eight others
with conspirng together f0r. the purpose ol
csscc, to-wIt: thu Deputy Sheriff Of Cu,ckctt
County, from giving ana suclriuE to Il. X.
Smith, ". j. Oyert0il, t;eorge ". Wells, und
H. ". Wells equul protection of the laws Of thu
State. Owing to the absence Ut witnesses the
case wos continued TIL tunlorr0w.
, 1876-08-24

LONDON, Aug. 29.-rhcrc Is great anxiety
a'nong the leading coal and iron firms in South
staflordshirc, IN consequence Of tho bills Of
Anothcr great iro1-snnking CONCERN In thc Cleye-
land district fRylng been returned. Tho cir
s,'!nstance. leave but lfttlc hope Of a failure
being avoided.
, 1876-08-24

'
Sioux C,Tr, Ia, Aug. e3-Wii'iasn Benton,
who was hrutulay assaulted and robbed by
tra'nps night before last, 30 far recovered AZ to
ho able to be brought hero to-day for medical
treatment. llis injuries, though very severe,
will not result ~ seriously ~ It 6rst kutici-
pateu.
, 1876-08-24

FEsTlI, Ang. 23,-Tho Hungarian Minister Of
Commerce, Slntoug, has resigned, disappearing
ot the terms upon which the Austro-1Iuugarlan
eo'npromisc was rcarraIgca.
, 1876-08-24
OBITUARY.

New ORLEANS. ill.,, Aug. 23.-AEaj. Dan
Sc,l>y, wel'.kuown New Orleans journalist ia
lc,ul, Aged 81.
LOUISVILLE, ~, Aug. e3.-The lion. Joseph
i, Underwood, ai, ex-senator frotn Kentucky,
died Ut Ills residence In Bowling Green. Ky., to-
day, III his 6Bth year.
, 1876-08-24

Thrcc-ycar-old stake, lnfla and repeat, for a
purse Of sl25, SOD, and SCI; entries, Gance
ind Currency; frst dash, Currency tlrst; secon1
iii, Ha1f.mile dash, Tor pursy of $50, ta5,
and SIS; entries, Btliy Dun. Greeley, Ta,Igle-
legs, and Logan; Greeley first, Dun second,
Tnnglcltgs third; time, 10 seconds. Over
$l,O0O changed hands On this raec. Duff sold
fuyorite, thu balance in the field about three to
one. AL these horses Wera raised and Rre
owned In thls county,
, 1876-08-24

ST.. Louis, No., Aug. 23.-A drunken wretch,
named BENJAMIN Mitchell, living in the cx-
trelne Southwestern part Of the city, put
muskct-load Of bfsd-shot into h!s wI!s's hin and
thigh on Monday, because shs would not give
him money to continue a sprec that ho was on,
Tie brute left his wlte in Monday morning
without medical or other attendance, aud Ii wa
not until last evening that her situation was
discovered, when she was found to be in 4 crit
ical condition, mud NAV die. Mltcl,ell was ar.
rested.
, 1876-08-24
Tefftrson-E1ccssise rains hnvn damaged our
crops grrat deal. especially the corn crop.
Jo 1,avcra-Spring whcnt and barley destroyed


Jefftrson-E3ccAstve rains hayn damaged pur
crops i great deal. rtpeeiaily the corn crop.
JD uayfcss-SDruu whcnf and barteY destrnyad
by chinct, hugs. .'''1
0nts badly amagett by rain heat and bugs
Corn IL late and uneven; on uriand il suffering
from irought; had too much rain at the time o}
planting and cultfvating.
Kanc-Onts teriouAly Afectedy by rrst.
Wheat In many n1Acca not worth havestfnR,
Early. planted curn has cared largely, Late
planted ElaA neither cared nor tasaeIcd. and viii
not mature unless We havs an upuauailY late mil
Kankakec--The vet weather has ruined the
crops, especially the c0rn-Fust, the oats
kcndAlf-Wcathcr, since Jnly 10, ha. been good
for corn crops The rain has grenttY datnaRcd
smn1t Grain. producing an enormous growth Of
straw And light grain, In consequence of TuBtiuV
badly. -
Luke-H9t weathcr and rntt Injured oats fully 10
rer ccnt-also psostrated fr0m luxuYtant growth,
and damaged W chlnciL. .bttKs.
t.aSaln-1ta!n auL lot weather caused the oats to
hAd1
, 1876-08-24


FlrHt basa by erson-Ath'ctIc, times; Boston,
gstes en ba1ll,.:-Athletle, .; Bo.ton. 9.
Tlrec.b baae h3tA-Ilall, brown.
Two.ba.s hlt.-l. Wright, Leonard.
Umplrs-ti. ". Walton, u tAe Oiyulptce.
Time uf gsme-Two hours and attcen miuutes,
At COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 23.-Daac.bAll; Louis
yillcs, 4; buckcycs,3. ..
4 sT. LOUIS "sTIPr.a
The naturally crc1ulous people Of st. Louis,
remembering with untAsisicss how they Ind
abused the Chlcago Club during tho last three
games in the Guy with ths brIaset weEs much
pie should retaltate, Of whlcl. thcre was, Ut
course, no sort of danger. gentleman who
left st. 1ouis Tuesday evening describes a.
most entertaining tlla ecene a. prominent
efgar-store sbout O'Clock P. IN: when the fol-
lowing dispatch VIVA received and read:
The lrowns driven from tile aeld; Htadtey fatally
injured; pressure tuo great fur The Whites. 70 D
fay0F browns; game decided III favor HrpWHs, and
IN eopssquspes umpire hung IL ono Of the pillars Of
II Ii not of course intended to assert that the
Courier sent the dispatch; but some ulle did,
and BY that means created moro excitement
than hAs been seen In Ut. Louis since the War.
II = mercy that they didn't organize u coMpA.
would have found then all unhangea aud Drsd.
ley by no iueAnA "fatally fnluycd.h
1T. L0uls yAlKNEss.
Alter receiving news OF the defeat Of the
browns Tuesday, the 0tobe- Uf1noera& man sat
down and WROTE the following head ~ express
A Il0WLiHu MoB--TIiEY LOSE TnE GAIE
TO SAVE THEIR LlVE1-sFALDINuP P0UND.
ED ALL OvKA THE FIELD.
Judge you can Of thls lnAa's d!ssust when
, 1876-08-24

AAAA@NNS A0*s @A0AAA~t0A AnAaAAStF v
CTIcA, N. T., Aug. 2l.-Iu consequence Of
continued dcpredations bS tramps, and the at-
tempt to wreck the St. Louis express tsa!u,
near FaiFpotnt, on Saturday night, tho Now
guard along Its line, with orders 10 arrest and
in,prlsoa ali tEanps found walking upon 1hu
track,
, 1876-08-24

TIM, Tic vol,ime Of business would not be great
cr. There Ia no demand or use for iron, md,
consequently, dollar or two In the prtee Of
co4l Gunnot revive tho trade.
, 1876-08-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Iatilex, II you feol lnnEu1A or exhausted.
With 10 inclination to exercise, use thHt valuable
ionic Boland's Aromatic uIttor Wlne Ut Iron. De-
pot, 81 Clark street.
, 1876-08-24

In the 800 class Adelaide was the favorite at
long odds. There were seven starters IN tile
s,llky, and Budl 'Dob|e put In his place, and
Grady was ta]<cn from Idols sulky and Charley
Green put In Ills place. The frat heat was Il
dead heat between Sensation and Slowgo. The
folfnxfn1 IL the g1in,lnarv I'M tn the Glflan:
, 1876-08-24
CRIMINAL ADOPTION CHARGED.
Special DtspQtcA 10 Tie Ttthune

W1LEEsnAnnE, Pa., Aug, 23.-on Thursday
liant Miss Joslc S. Gallagher, agcd q, md esn-
pioycd IN Cary'a dollar store, licl suddenly lii
this city under suspicious circumstances. Ru-
nurs Ut death by abortion being ntloat, Cor
olicr PrcndrTgast madc post norton cxatntr,a-
t1on, a1'd furnished tho duly pupers with writ
ten statement to the effect that such s,,spleions
domlnal abscess. Deceased was buried without
thc for'naitty Of regular Inquest. This
strapge. procedure proved unsatisfactory to
the public, nnd,, at the instance Of Dis
tftct Attorney Far'llin1u, u body Of plysi-
gtana held IN examination al the CITY
Hospital last night ut midnight. tho corpse
having 9ecn exilntncd from thu Catholic cesnc-
terry and brought there. The result Of this *
animation bratlsls the Coroncr's statcment as
laise, aud alleges that death was caused BY IN
unskllful abortion. Immediately nftcwarGs tic
pi'yslc!ans caused the arrest Of Dr.. Gulmpcrt, d
ue5!nnn pllysisiah,, on the charge Of crlmil.nl
tllalpract!ce. Tho Coroner, wl,o Is pinccd In n
very unc''ylablc position, challenges tho
phystc!ans to unottier examination, claiming
that lc can demonstrate the accuracy of lis
position.
, 1876-08-24

Isnurett'a Cocnalns IN tbs best and cl.oapeft
hair -drF ssInK IN the world,
, 1876-08-24
THE WEATHER.

WAsH1soroN, Aug. 2+-l u. m.-fn tlle lakt
region, r'Bing barometer, excepting temporal,
full ulong the lower lake, atsd partly cloud,
weather, with cooler westerly winds In tlst
upper lake region, and with warmer southeast
tn southwest winds anl occasional rains from
tho Iower lakes to Lake Huron.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-08-24

LINCOLN, ILL.,, Aug 23.-Tlle fur is running
fn tlno shape Raeos occurred today as folloMs:
$1O0, $50, and $25. Enttics: Farmers Mud,
]. ]. Cook. Minnie, and Bismarck:
Farmers Naid... ........................1
6lluHlc. .sb.+...... ..........t.-...s-+s..s,-s =
Hlht1AtCEs )
, 1876-08-24

EAnLv1i.LE, ~, Aug. 23.;-Thc second days
the horses but for the spectators-03 degrees in
the shade and 113 degrees iii tho sun. There
was marked improvement Ia the attendance.
The first race called was the 2:o6 class, Grain
willie selling as the fayortte for SO, with Mon
roe, Capt. Jack, and Lady byron in the Held at
50. It wns an Interesting racc and WIS watched
closely, though II was taken in three straight
1entR ltv the }nynrite
, 1876-08-24

1Sme-2 :aQa 2:25A 2:25Ai .:244 2:2s.
In the special trial Of speed to beat 2:l4,
Lulu trotted the first mile In 2:225]}5, second In
2:29H, and the third Ia 2:2013.
ENGLISH RACES.
LONDON, Aug. 23-The great Ebor handicap
stnkcs at the York meeting to-day were won by
Lillian, with 0glethorpe accond, and Sweet
Sound h1ly third.
, 1876-08-24
PASTINIES.
Twelve Heats Trotted at POUCH.
keepsie, and Neither Race
Decided.
Races Yesterday at Saratoga, N.
X, and Enrlvillc, Iii.
The Dostons Beat the Athletics 7 to g..
Aquatic Items.
THE TURF,


SARATOGA, Aug. 23.-Thc races were not so
we'll attended today.
Tho milo race was won by Big Sandy. Time,
1:459z, 1:46H. Tho first heat was won by
Waco,ihc second by Big Sandy by head, Waco
AWAY behind. At this point Waco, bcIun lame,
was Withdrawn, giving the race to Big Sandy.
There wcrc but three starters In the second
racc, ono milo aud tllrcc-quartcrs. Won by
Vigil. Abilene second, Lelaps third, Gray
Nun fourth Tlme, 3:03.
Tho hurdle race, milo heats, was won by
Ketso. Reso'ute sccoud. Time, 1854, 1854,
1:G94. Acrolttc fell and threw h.s rider, and
STAFFORD was drawn after the second heat.
rou0mKEErs1H.
PounnKHEPszE, N. r., Aug. 23.-Ncarly 5000
persons attended the second days meeting Of
the Hudson River Driving Park Association.
There were two ygry exciting contests, but
neither was finished when darkness camG, and
tho Judges postponed further trotttng TIL IL
o'clock Tomorrow morning.
Tho first race was for the 20 cluss. Thirteen
cntcredt hut only four started.
Tho following IL tho summary up to tic
close: