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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-13
M WE. DEMOKEST'S

Grand opening of patterns of the novel and beauti
fui winter styles in poIonases basquss cloaks over
ia ST., London, E. c.; and IL L. l4th St., N: Y.
Agencies everywhere. Centennial Award for Pat
terms all competitors See Winter catalogue
and splendid Christmas and New Years numbers OF
DefnOrest's HOuthIU,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-13

BAD enough to look and feel bad
yourself; but no excuse for having your
horse look and feel badly, when for small
sum you can buy Sheridan's Cavalry Co'ads'
tion POWDERS, which given in grain two or
three times week, will make him look and
feel we'll
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-13
GOOD NEWS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-13

BURNErr's COCAINE allays irritation,
removes dandruf, and invigorates the action
of the capillaries in the highest degree.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-13
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ats use in all cases.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE is sold by all wholesale
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Price 81. Depot, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-13

The only cats worth eny meneyy-
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-13

THERE can be no mistake about it
" Matchless +" plug tobacco takes the lead
Old fine cut chewers say it gives better satis
faction and is cheaper than fine cut. Yor
cannot be imposed upon, as each plug has
the words Matchless P. T. Co." on {
wooden tag. Try it once and you vii
always chew it. Manufactured by the
Pioneer Tobacco Company, New York.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-13

=. WINTER is now fairly upon us, and
the teams are Fastening to the lumber woods
in various parts OF the country. Our advice
to every man who goes to the woods, be he
captain, cook, teamster, or any other map,
is to take along good stock of Jo1b'ason's
A'aodyne Liaaament and Parsons Pa1rgative Pius.
Many months of labor Gin the aggregated
may be saved hv this nrecaution u
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-13
D for an Imer,,.ubEe s,0se,

D0 EA REV WARD for an Tsecfys'HbIe S>RAAs
sDNe1V DR.. j. P. FITLER being sworn says: grad
uated 1885, appointed Professors 1850;
exclusively Rheumatism
FILTERS REMEpY Kidney Cordial
Pills
Medical Advice DR.. FfTLXR
Is r~urtb Phladpha DRUGeISTe
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-13

The editor takes pleasure in calling
the attention of sufferers from rheumatism
gout neuralgia and lumbago to Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. It has been before
the public for three years, and, it is said, has
never failed In single case. It is taken in
sale and retail druggists everywhere. Price,
81 90 bottle. eE
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-13

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, 1876-09-05

be shall give bail tomorrow In 5000
not 10 6ght In the Btats Of Ohio. Tho ball IL
ready, and the arrest will not Interfere In tho
FIGHT, which Will como of Thursday morning at
apo!nt within about co miea Of Cincinnati 0oss
will be arrested to-tnotrow, but hishail IL ready,
autl he Will not bc lDnk In duranec. Tie Police
Commissioners Of u.c city held meet.
Ing tottay, but were advised by rroa-
ccuting- Attorney Baker that nothing beyond
demanding bonds colls,t he done. Tie town Is
full Ut "hportH." and crcrT train brings In
more. Tefegrams were received st the uibson
House tonight engaging rooms for 500 Of the
hest citizens Of st. Louis. Thres hundred and
tho Chicago "spor.s" sre expected Wednes-
day, There Will bo fight Every preparation
has i,ccn perfected. foss Is coming up a. a
tavorite, hit his hackers like odds.
10 ths HIs!ern Assoctatsd f1ssR
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-TIlc Coroner held
an Inquest to-daytn tic case ot Walker who dtcl
from injuries received IN tho recent prize tialt
Wectcn1 CallTer, mud Fiddler Ncary ncrehcldas
principals. Att Tho others are arrested as hcrcs-
sortcs.
8peefal Ettpateh to 7as 7stbun4.
ST. Louis, Sept. IA delegation uf shout
fifty rougts left thfs city tonight for Cincinnati
to attend the prize 1Eht betwecu Allen aud
G0as. at least double that number had pre-
vlously left with the asmo object ii v|cw.
Allcn's trtcnda hare gone In great force,
ani arc well provided With money to put
here FROM Cincinnati tonight lndicats tllat ex-
tFaonlIuasy preparations arc being made by it,
tcrestetl officials to prevent the nglt, aud II is
tho opinion Of many posted parties that A1ftn
and uoss Will be arrcsted before they eau Kct
luto tho RUG.
, 1876-09-05
4 Cat-9I1l-DoE flight.

{ Ths Hts. Ai!roRdack Au,ruptn As t'o!den {ule
ln the middle ot thu door way stoud rut--a
matcsaa cat-who had spled my black pointer,
Jet, who stood at NY elbow watching lae eat,
aud expeetantiy awaiting her turn, With IT,
.uurlerous design Oh cat Or kittena at all. Hut
tho feline temperament u suspicious aud wrath,
full; and this rat wps tersnagant anyhow,
born under somu evil star, and bent On having
torrb!o fasxtpatlon In thc proecss ut prspara-
tlon which = cut goes through preliminary to y
combat. I'liers "a such deliberate spitelu1uess
about IL; such = aus,icrous nulIgnily Vi design
~ 1T pusscs froln usle phase Ut pressioH to sa-
syea from the crcatuse u slle passcs through
htr spuslns. Nov, t4s cut was alu exception 10
her tdbe. Her Raa'lHsrssla was perfect alter It's
Lind. When t!rst looked up sAa stood in thp
doutWay. With suggestive curve III 4es back,
, 1876-09-05

= WV NV NSi-ea
apeefa. n''tt,te@ to 1at :, 37'a'e'
nAHslLLE, H., oept' a.-1Ac 1ulnefs at the
Ellsworth Coal Campany's shafts, w,o have
been o,, q strike several days, went 10 work tu-
day at the old ra,c,
1A' ~ ]'4s va.,aa, n.a ,Ars. tv..,>.
oae'u' @"spa'e's - 1ns 4Hosns' ~.
'Acnsos''Lte, ~, sept. Tho fourth
annual Convention Ut the Illinois State Associa-
tion Opposed to Secret sopiet.es assembled II,
this civ to-day. Edmunn Konarne. ~ rI,,coco
thc nav u II 11ino,rcn ~ r. n,s.s,
s sA . 49,. 49, 49, .i. s 'na", 80. :. A. a.aaea>
au, ahu many other leaulnE lights Of the or-
ga1hEat!on aru III Attendance. The Opern-Ilouse
IL filled, aud the proceedings seem to excite run
sk1eranle curiosity, The sesstUus win cC1,t,nne
four days,
Special D!tpa.eA "a 7as Trssunx.
lSn1ASAloLis, Ind, Sept. 4.-At the snnua,
clceliop Of the Hoard Ut 1'raae to-day tho lndc-
pendent ticket, headed hy X. 3. Foster, Pteai-
uent, and representing more particularly the
gram interest, waa successful Full 0rtau!xa.
I1on will BE- completed IN u few DAYS bY ths
Buanl OF Directors.
BAN FRASclsco. Sept, 4-A Victoria dlspatct,
sayk Earl Du1erin viii land at New Wsstmtr,-
ster Tomorrow and prusopd to the interior.
NEW Y0HK, Sent, 4,-Iier1nsn b. Hnsch .sys
bis lutci was not burned last p1ght. lie vacated
Tug .s5ns p!es,!sss J. s; W. :;sq2 ,.,
arrvsH ti,fs erenint. an rstt ~ II. san anr
+ q. SrHtt and ,,.cn, Ma 1ihe,1 p4ssSs s' H.
Robert G. nobcrts. of thts civ. '3'' ''''S'
, 1876-09-05
RAILROADS,
c., B. d @.

6aeetaf Ntsatch to 7ze 7ataunk
DAVENPORT, Ia, Sept L-Thc old roatibed
between Ottulnva and sigoarney Of The Cedar
lapias & st. Louis Railroad has been purchased
by tho Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Aailroad
Company, aud the work of completing the road
between ottuinwa and Iowa City will be COM
meneed immediately. At the hitter place tho
hac "lll connect With the Clinton &: Southwest
crn, also ownGd By tl1o'Ch!cogo, Burlington d
fron1 Chicago ria Mendoza 10 Coumal Bluifs.
This new llne Wlll probably be used for freight
especially, and Is % mica shorter than the pae
yia Burlington. The Mississippi viii 10 esos-.<5
l} ponto0ll-bridge At Clinton.
, 1876-09-05

Importers and the Government Involved In
u Sweet Controversy.
8peotot Dftpafea 10 1ns 7rfban4.
WARRINGTON, Sept 4.-Arplleatlons have re-
Gently brsn made 10 the Treasury Department
by SEVERAL largo sugar-in,portara Of San Frau-
cisco asklng X Invoices Of sugar received IRON
thu Hawaiian Islands since Aug. II, the data Of
tho passage by Congress Of tho bill to rcgu.
late the JlawHIlan Reciprocity Treaty, will
bo Admitted free OF duty, II snems that n1l1a-
bcr Of cargoes hayc alreMIy arrived, having been
ordered in tho expectation that Congress would
act Oh the matter earlier, aud thKt at least tic
regulations would nave been promulgated by
the etate Department before this; but tllo tru-
portcrs were met with ade.nand for the usual
customs duties. An attorney here presented
the questions, but was told tliut ttit
importers might pay the duties under
protest, II thuy 80 desired, titus 1csevEng any
rights they may bc found to ],aye, hut payment
is obligatory. Acting Secretary Ut tile Treasury
ConAnt stated that, rs tho law states specifically
that on and after the PRONUNCIATION b. the Ercs~
Idcnt Of tho acceptaute BY thu 1lamailau Coy
er,I,ncns Of tho regulations adopted, 10 da.z
ties shall hc cntoreed aEalnst pr0ducts of
tho Hawaiian Krs,ur Of isiantfs imported into
ths United States, he does not sue how
any products can be entored FREQ or any claim
acrr1a fur duties paid On imports l,elure tie
proclamation. Tie customs authorities sccm
to think tl,at some minor regulations must l,s
adUpted to protest pur revenue from fraud in
tho smuggling uutler tho treaty u sugar and
various products from the S,unoan, Philippine,
and other groups Of 'tsands ~ the Pacific.
Acting Secretary Of statc tlunter stated to-
daJ that the delay in issuing thu PrcsAscnt's
proclamation Is caused BY tns abscncc VI artion
By the Hawaiian Envoy, Chief Justice Elisha II.
Allen, wLo left thy city son!e weeks sincc, CIV
Ing his nddsess at Bangor, Matne. The neccssa-
~ papers vera sent there, but no answer
received, when, hearing that. the Minister was
at poaton, he was informed by telegraph that
the papers were waiting hts actEon. The stato
Denart;nent authorities hnyu 10 rcason tu be-
lcre that Chfef-Juetteo Allen viii dee9sle to &C.
fer the matter " Honolulu fnr special action,
and II he docs not tho proclamation will proba-
b1y issut this week.
Several hundred letters have been received At
the State Department urging immediate action
by tho Goyern,nent. Some Of the importers
who havo Received carEoea of sugar propuscd to
send the shtps hAck to Honolulu without break
lag bulk, but found that tbs freight aad clear
anee charges would coat mora thar the dutcs.
, 1876-09-05
A MISSOURI WHISKY CASE,

ST.. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 4.--In the United States
District Court at Jetferaon City to-day, tho casa
Of Charles d. Wilkinson. cx-Unltcd States Rave
nue Collector Ut Il. Joseph, No., WAS disposed
of by agreanent between counsel that II
Wilkinson would plead gully TO the
count Ia the indictment charging lin
with e!nbctzle,Denst and pay ths noyerM-
.uent tho amount alleged to- have been
en,hcszled, that tho Other Two cousts, charging
h1a with approving fssginlent Il, yousasrs, would
recommend the minimum punishment. Under
this arrangement Wilkinson vii! NY tho uov-
errIncnt about 5000, I'LL tho costs iu the CASE,
aud recelVa kenteIlce Ut six Hunt!k' lnptison-
mcut. Thu latter is expected to be taluittal.
, 1876-09-05
SPORTING.


INTERNATIONAL NoW1N6 RACES on TIE
scMuYLK1LL.
FuiLAnKLrH,A, Pa,, Sept. "A greater
crowd than usual was at the schuyikiil to-da.
10 wItneas the faces.
The first trial beat for professional four-oarcd
shells nas between the Thames Boat-Ciub crew
and the New York crew. They started even,
tut, after few strokes, Thames lid BY one.
fourth Of =. a length. rs the bostd
passed Peiers' Island, the New Yorkera
pulled rapidly, and led BY half length.
The Thames crcw now lost somewhat
bv bad steering, but tcAehing the mile poiut did
bettcEp and pulled direct for the lag.bout, turn
Ing sooner than the New York crew, wlucl,
turned rather wide. Thames gained on the re-
turn, aud At the bend In tile river WAS four or
i've lengths ahead. New York spurted, but
failed to catch tue Tlames, wlo passed the win
ming point IN ls minutes q " seyontls Tue tune
Of the New Yurk crew was 1887.
Tuk sgCoNu TRIAL HEAT
Of fUur.oared shclls was Detwccn the Paris crew
Of st. Johus, N. B., and Halifax crcw, Of Nova
ttcertng on The part Of the f'arts crew gave the
Halifax trcw lead Of several lengths, and aa-
sst'red thcn tho rcc: Ifmc-ualtax, l7:5S;
Paris eight lengths behind.
TILE slN0iE.scUL1 TRIAL
between T. Han!on, of TORONTO II. Coulter, Ut
Ptttsturg, aud Ii. Ttomas, of London, lost its
~. - ~, " tsts.n ae,t1' Ano'aaa Hele 1s1
ous " " t", auo a. ~ sa1ls po!1t On tae
.. ~ sa" IL "s,Is, nauon Eni
eto. osee 'ne G oafsE' ;, n,;,,,,ta OCCASIONAL
1e:p.s. Stopn ~ t.u , ~ - - AtileS of eteo's"s'
SouA1er oi.o n.a.lo.n ~ !a.c.'
sEcoSp sihuLh scuLi' TR1At+
y: tIetn, o. Loaaoif, ahd a. brayiey, OF &c:
John, n. =. started III the second stuglc ssull
tr1al, smith, OF lialllaS' naylnE withdrawn. flle
Lontlon Ienfeschlatlse pullGu hnndrc4 yaris
or ~ and 9toppeo gut o. tne race. brayley
minutes l3A keeonus.
THE THIRD s!S0ir acvL1 TRIAL
va won " Eiis Warti, Of CornWali,, n. T.,
Kobt1t iecl, o. fhIa'lclrhia, alMi y. Spencer.
" M x h3otlaph, oau 6ccona allu lAiru. I1Mc,
a-:GV4. -..-.- .....
TAc goc1T1t sfSoIE scpLL TRIAL HEAT
, 1876-09-05

sLosson AND 6D11x,N NAT111nD.
Tho arrival of ne1ten from California ind tho
prcsenre In ths cit1 Of .slasaon have gtveu riso
to hopes Ut soand billiard cxh!blttona;- ;-whicl
are fortunately NOS 10 bo disappointed Mr, L
DrunswIck has ofsygd for competition 10 tho
players uame1 q punse Of SEQ, which Will be
contested for NJ liz ruoAus on Washington
street Tomorrow and FhurodaY evenings; $40
points will he plas--,-ach ovpnIug, aM tho
player rcacl,fng ~ asss, counting both oYcu-
Tugs, will Ia e0unted xitaos,
, 1876-09-05
ANt1TuER.
6ptei1l NstQ{th 70 1td Tt{huytk

sEAFonTl, Ont, Hcpt. 4.-Firs broke out
about O'Clock this morning Ia small grocery
OH Matn street, kept by d Mrs. Griffith. 1t
spread north and south arnong surrounding
~ouden buildings with fearful ranidlty, crossing
to tlIo vest side Of the street, iEnsting coznico
on the Alaasiou Hotel aud Thu.nas, Corentry's
sturv, CONSUMING the entire blocks on both sides
Of the street. ami extending along GodcrIch
street on both sitcs for distance Of one block,
and befurt the flames were sub1ucd, Ute.thfrd
Of tic buAiness.portion of the town wus de-
stroycd. The iuss il heavy.
, 1876-09-05
cflfctf1E

sT, Paul, Mimi, Sept. 4.--The wife Of Henry
Bentcr, Of thu Town Of Wilcox, Winoua County,
shielded Sunday b, hnnyiny herself III = barn
during the absencr Of the husband In tho har-
vest field. No cauac Is assigned.
The same day AsH. johnson, wife Of Nor
wcgian, of g. Cbarles, Wiuona County, Wills
temporarily asant, fatally cut her throat with q
rAxUr.
, 1876-09-05
AMUSEAfENTS.s

"T1IE RIVALS" AT TIE MUSEUM,
Tho new season at tho Mnsoum oponed Saturday
With performance OF ''Tho Rivals, which is
ANNOUNCED for representation eyory night this
week. During thc,vsry brEcf vacation the audi
torlum has been cleaned and freshly painted. Now
gliding has been done fresh drop has hso pro-
vfded, and the wall have been ealcimined. 10 far
as surroundings arc concerned, the Museum IL now
as agreeable place Of resort Al a reasonable per-
son could expcctto ind. The performance on the
dthcr hand, Ia far from satisfactory. - Tho
Rivals" WIS never 60 tsaycstied In this city Boz
fore. With perfect goodwill snd absolute regard
for tho truth, 1t nay be said that not ono character
ln tho cast was accurately rendcred-not
moro than three were represented other
wise than In painful manner. SheEiIan'a wit Is
nothing without cclorisy Of movement; hts chAs.
aceFizaton Is exaggerated Il 1t bo not exhibited by
fluent acsosa; his situations are obscurc when ewk-
a. lnent!s q tlo unintalf!rent. Whea we ,sy
that rhe lsiyals al produced at tbs Museum, il
da pay W aye
man. Mr. W. N. urit1tth. personated Capt. 16so.
l"ft. h9Etng some physical qualifications for tho
@ nc ,ssHs e tss sfsSs
re- faa, ssSnnd " b. .sampnS under foot tho
ss hess ef ni ies tt aa.ssSb2 a 3 b. m ms ssay 81
f1s4atrs,nenss. Cont. Abtoiafs, i. mpeisenhied b
him; W. was ] round; ;shouldefed, Numbering. awk.
er than that Of the eye and tho cpuutcnancs. Sir
anthony Atsoiuts waa thIH tn limbs and in voIco
u! ~ ca6o when not speaktng nnl most llRubrious
tn ms wsaias Rarely itaa tftse been seen in uRty
parent norc provocative of m!rt!. and rarely one
lea chlcuaed t0 strike terror 10 Tho heart oi Iii.
dac'ons youth. Faafk'ana was .noroau enough aid
lnoroid enough, having npparcntiy arrived It the
very Just conclusion that ho had mistaken hiu 70.
cation: II wus easy 70 understand and sympathizo
pf woman. to- certainty @ no woman could loys
md the Sir LueRs 0Irt91tr OF AR. IsljDn En- & be-
MIss Douglass ~ Mrs. 1aiaprop had tbe iii. tatts
70 oueshtnG tho Yonng tadics IN Appearance and
did nut conrensatt for her mislaku by bringing
out In frllefthe oddities at Lbs Character rreecni
ing It In build. buslncsa.like manner, an4 throw.
Ing the onus OF the performance upon poor EherI.
dan, wh1. happily. liz t!eha. and Will nut nfud il.
M!sA Ma.y Roberts IL Lydia LangYtA was not Ian.
Eulshing, but rather tho vlrax0, acecntuatlng her
features Oh slight pfosocat!on md piercing The air
will tue sharp to,ics OF her rtmonstrances. Miss
Fannie funny, ~ Ju&,a. waa painfully angular,
end without the fAnteat concentiun Of the eharac.
tet "a !. saA intended BY thu author. unt she had
miserable Eau!s land, alnco he had already lost
The three alrc41y Ecfor1ed " ~ NIT shptkingly
actc3cnt. Wv have taken the pains 10 60 through
tas cast IN detail, becuuss aAe public will 10 IN.
tcFested In hearing about tbs new company, oncs
iof all and Il ~ well to put at rest ali an1Iey
Ells acnre al rs early q date ~ posaihls. Tho
mellh Of tho organization ese tl!oughtfulY foEo-
east liz tho now d1un.cn1ta1n, which Shove buw.
legged 1rol|at In thu act VI parting 'fsoM = bow.
Glncd Crtssao.
, 1876-09-05
brIssO1nar RIVER POOL.

The Cofua.tttee appointed by the meeting Il
the nas,agcrs Ut the railroads leading To Mis-
souri, River points to comp|eto tho arrangements
for the pooling Of the earnings by these lines IL
still holding daily sessions. It Is making good
progress md will completo It's task In tlmo to
report at tlie meeting To be held ut the Southern
uptcl at st. LuuIs on thu 1at, o( ttis mouth.
, 1876-09-05
MESI POINT.

6psda' Dl1tatcA to TNa 7,tsuE4.
ntooA1hoToA, ILL.,, Sept. 4.-The Hon. A. e.
steseusun appointed ". T. Guthrie, Of Bloom
Engtpn, aspd 10, to Wett Point eauetsh!p,
duthEIu Wa at thu head OF q class OF twenty
atae who eol'ipetrd Tor the appointment. liz d
Aallye ol AGlpgdon, Ill
, 1876-09-05
At SltLA1h. Ala

SELMA, Ala, Sept. s.-l5crs's pl1n!ng- mill
and vnrtety works. un1 frame buildings atliotn-
tug, burned tonight. LOSE, ST., 100; us lusur-
a1lcc.
, 1876-09-05

PlTTsnCno, ra., Sept. 4.-A fire, which oc-
cured ut Manstleld, Allegheny County, Pa., at
I o'clock this morning, destroyed fifteen hnuscs
On Maln street. Among them are the American
Hotel, Burgaints Bank, J. Waider's butcher
shop, 4lctl's saaalers-sop, a. A.. Adams drug
sto'tt a's1 u. 81. Meis' dEy gootls store. Tie
S15,0O0. The INSURANCE IL not known.
, 1876-09-05
11O1yE's LONDON CIRCUS.

3tVV 1t'8 113lVDUN I71ELOBe
It tfa scarcely worth while writing Ut lhc attend.
anee II the theatres 2ast night IN REV OF the fact
10 tho cltcus, between 5000 and 5000 persons
were gathered under tha canyas. This result was
s1cecdiBgly gratifying 70 tho managers. hut not
turptlsLng. They had noi resolved on making
!esonll visit ~ the city. this season without ~
be. II H. same tins. il il Worth nosis.
tEg That the return of circus, afteF 10
short an absence, ~ vcyy unusual thing, and tbs
concerned IN tho business. Any othet alow than
AoSc's would hAyo nut different reception on tho
setund siatt; but the excellence OF its chtcrtan.
esxs OF thp sensun IN September was nssuFed bes
!otshan1 Thrso will 10 performances thla after.
nooh A,ld evening" a!tcs which shs peop!o Of Ctlca-
beAtutI.
, 1876-09-05
CRICKET.
SNx1tJNrhAKkT

The Chtesgo Cr,ekst Club will play match
with the Grand Rsps4s Club at the baseball
grounds on Twcnt9.third street, Friday next,
commencing It 10 o'clock a. IN. Both eiubs
possess some tuu cr!ckttets. mud close sa,po
Way he exl,eeted. Ladies' are admitted 70 tho
grounds free. Next urek tac .Ailwaakccaus
cum9 herr tu meet their late.
, 1876-09-05
SALT.
Aps4o3 1ttpaseA to 1E1 tribune.

6ptaol 1ftpascA to III 5HbsHa
EAsT SAaiNAw, alieh., 8ept. 1.-THE report Of
the atato sals Inspector shows tho saIt prolaet
for the month OF August was 1Sa,S07 ba5rels,
the largest amount ever manufactured 10 ouo
month ~ tho 1ussory OF this State. Tho total
barrels, III increase oYcf tbs product Of Lat
acxAau to the ka,ue tune uf ~ Nv. Nv bassela,
, 1876-09-05

NEw. Yonk. Sept. 4.-Busch's IEotol, At Ho-
bokc1', was busnSA early this morning. Thy
loss Is $50, 100; incurred for s:sso2,tMQ.
, 1876-09-05

KroKrS, H., Sept. 4.-A Gre ut o'clock this
evening entirely destroyed llendsrsou's pump
and 1ooln factory. Loss, s5,o10; uo INSURANCE.
, 1876-09-05

AnHBn RAILWAY GUARDS.
MAnHrp, sept. 4.-The railway companies
have been notified that All armed guard Will be
furnished to passenger trains whenever applied
for.
, 1876-09-05

The alarm frun Box bja at IL :oJ yesterday af-
tcsnoon was caused By fl. In the two- story
franc house. NJ. 1856 West Oaio street, owned
BY Jacob Jntobscn, anil orrupie4l Us q dwelling
by Mrs. L. Hnliscn aud Johu RInggoi1. Dam
aye nominal. Cause unknown.
, 1876-09-05
CRIAlE.
uNIUSTIPIABLE

UNJUsTlPIAB1,E.
Er. LOUIS, Mo. Sent, 4..'rho ino,,eet m Tho
bodv of yo,,nr I,vtle frr.,IorsN ranor,nJ
nSaal.y' "no "sn snoe Ine ,', An'eo ~ Ca1f ialK
ass.tn %.' ~ oas. t.,s ~ "ooa'oex' e'osea s".'
,.n ssSnaus, Aao 'an Jury isnueieu serale' .nat,
"na' u's's s,...,ae." nae soa'' M''osas4on, saefe
bT the officer, aud warrant vas Issued
lot sno aIrcst ot Woodlock nthe charge Of
~ aa - e. ~ anu aE "a was Mt1 e H., 10 Ga! n
ainr.d that vtio vns = va,,n% rrr,% ~ ! ha,S
, 1876-09-05

BERLIN, Sept. 4.-Soecio In the. Imperial
Bank Of Germany Increased o,2al ,ooa marks Tie
pa2t week.
, 1876-09-05

Special Df*p1sch to TIE 7itAure
M1HNEroIls, Mtntl., Sept 4-TLu feed-mtll
owned by y. Amber, Of this city, burned to-
day. Loss, $1,000; insurance, SOU.