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New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
INDIANA A RAGING SEA OF ORAToRY.

FRESH SERIES or REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS
THE PARTY CoNFIDENT-Gov. wooDFORD IN
DEMAND.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRBUFEl
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 4.-Ihe Republicans feel
more aud more confident as the election approaches.
They are holding this week succession Of county
rallies, eight or every day, that i'll the course
Of the week almost every county in the State will
have It's closing demonstration. The crowds at
these meetings are immense, SURPRISING anything
seen before in this remarkable campaign OF great
Sssemblages. Evidently the energy and enthusiasm
Of the Republican masses constantly ON the IN
crease. IL was questioned last week whether
the people would respond to the cali for
this series of mass meetings. Every county
had already had two or three, and there was some
fear that there would be falling off in the attend
ance; but the results proving that there was no
foundation for this apprehension While the whole
force of speakers under control of the Central COl
mittee is employed at these affairs. orders have been
sent to the county committees to put all the local
orators they have at work every night at township
meetings. All this stump oratOry will not make
many votes. The fellows who still on the fence
viii only be eoaxed down by shaking. greenbaeks at
them. It keeps up the hurrah untifthe moment for
action, however and prevents straggling'
The Democrats are having just as much talking
but win not hold many big meetings this week
On account Of the soldiers and citizens demonstTa
tion here tomorrow, which win bring in large
number Of their speakers. Every man of them who
has military handle TO his name Is summoned to
Indianapolis.
The rivalry between the Republican Committees
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
A NEW CUBAN GovERNoR-GENERAL.

A special dispatch to The Daily Ners from
Madrid announces that Gen. Martinez CampOS has been
appointed Governors General of Cuba
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
AMITY ESTABLISHED WITH SPAIN.

A Reuter- dispatch from Madrid says it is
stated that all differences between Spain and the United
States have been arranged, and that kindly feeling now
prevails between the two Governments.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
Democratic.
PennhIicnn.

IFVTTTFITIWf
: / lanes ". Ice. VI l.. Mudrpw.
IT. Thomas Walton. Van II. Manning.
III. W. w. Chisholm. .Hcru. ID. Money.
". VIM NJ. Hancock 'OthO R.SlnclCt0n'
Y. NJ Sbaughues-y. sCn e. T.. liOHl r.
vi. sJohu X. Iyucn. Jar. x. Chalmers.
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c. N { RAJ N E S.

Telegraphlc advices from Washington
state that the House committee on appropri-
ations has decided to report a reduction OF
the salaries of Territorial officers, which are
appointed by the Government. 1t is pro-
posed to reduce the salary of the Governor,
and Supreme Court Judges to So, 800, and a
reduction Of the salary of Secretary $500.
Gold opened on the 18th, at 113, advanced
1873, and afterward receded to 113. The car
.ying rates We're 5, D. 81, 4and3 per cent.
Money on call loans was quiet at 5 and 6
per cent. Prime discounts are unchanged.
Foreign exchange closed steady. Prime
asking rates,4.s6; selling rates, 1850 and
4.SS3 a 4. 50 reiehmarks, 95s and 96ks Ca
bles, 81 97s !; prime Paris, 5.13a and 5.l11
DIR. Linderman has informed the House
Committee on coinage and weights and
measures, that he sees 40 necessity at pres
ent for the establishment of a new mint in
the West.
There is no doubt that the telegraphic cor
respondence which has been pending for
some days between the Department of State
and Minister Schenck is concerning bis prob
able resignation.
Sherman is the best authority for stating
that the steamer Despatch, which has been
reported by kilograms from this city as be-
ing prepared here to go to sea with sealed
orders, supposed to have connection with Gu
ban matters, will not depart with sealed
orders. She is at the Washington Navy
yard being put in, order for sea service.
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The Times Washington special says. TO
day the Committee on the Pacific Railroad
will take action on SCOTS scheme, and from
a careful canvas Of the Committee there il
no doubt but they will make Il favorable re.
port on the bill. The rumors to the effect
that the Committee will tie Oh the question
being far from true. There will be a4maior,,
ity of three atleast out of the IL members. 4.
Pools selling for the mile race began to-
night. There was a large attendance and
bidding was lively. The first pool, Ruther.
ford sold for $1,000; Change, $424; Katie
Pease, S35; Revenue Jr., Golden Gate, Eos
ter and Hook Hooking. $25 each. S ubse-
quently Rutherford sold for $500; Chance 374
Pease, $$s225 Golden Gate, 500; field $50,
Closing sale, Rutherford, 500; Pease, 1922 -
Chance, $27!; Golden Gate, $50; field
$25. Grimstead will not start.
The ship w. }. Hatfield, from Philadelphia
dismasted and wa~terlogged, by the bark
Flake, which sent off a boat, but it could not
get alongside. Three men jumped overheard
one ofwholn was drowned and two vera
picked up. The remainder Of the crew could
make no effort to save themselves, being
exhaused for want Of food and water. The
Flake hove too from six in the evening until
the following morning, but during the night
the vessel went down with all Oh board. i
A fire broke out in Rutland, VT, tonight,
destroying the Bates House, Herald Office,
and several other buildings. The loss has
not yet been ascertained.
The inflationists in the House seem to have,
got full control of the caucus, as shown by
the complexion of the caucus committee ap~
pointed yesterday, OF the nine members of
the committee representing the House, dvo
are intlationists and four nominally adyo-
Gates of hard money. The five inflationists
are in favor of the repeal act of 1875, requir~
ing the resumption of specie payments
Jan. !, 1879, and doing nothing more.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO Our Patrons Throughout the Territory

We are preparing our circular for 1876, and desire
cordially to thank you for your patronage and sup
port during the past nine years, and venture to hopc
that by square and liberal dealing we may merit
your continued confidence. Would solicit specia,
attention OF persons who have purchased machinery
of any kind from other parties in the Territory or
in the east, wishing repairs. They should not delay
sending their orders later than March first, rs We
make our requisition for the coming season ut that
time. Thrcshers, Engines, Saw Malls, etc, will
not be ordered unless by special request.
II. G.. Power Co.
Helena, Montana, December 80, 1875.
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lev, Mr.. LIS flock of 1859 sheep are look
inc finely. Some little scab makes its APP
pearance in spots here and there, but MOTH
ing serious. With quarters like these, there
are no chances to take, be the winter ever
so severe. Mr.. L. is crossing his flock with
balf-breed cotswolds, and intends to import
thoroughbred rams the coming summer.
From this we went to the COW yard, and saw
several very fat cows whose great amount
of flesh seemed a burden to them. 1t would
be impossible to convince any but Montan-
ians that such cattle are 10 be found III the
midst of winter ON our range. Ills thor
o1chbred shorthorn bull is in fine condition,
but he has the advantage Of hay. Belknap,
the property of Messrs. Moore & Freeman,
is at present CHARTERED here. and is thriving
finely in his new home. We noticed a few
good graded COWS and calves, but the prin-
cipal portion of Mr.. LIS herd is on the Mus
cleshell, Mr.. L. has three thoroughbred
Alderneys-tWo COWS and one tWo-year-old
bull, Each of the COWS has a calf and they
furnish the entire family with butter, besides
some to sell. We next examined the swine,
and found them to be as fine a type OF berk-
shires as we ever saw in any country. This
is Mr.. LIS favorite breed Of hogs. He says
he can produce two pounds of flesh on this
breed with the same amount of food requlr-
ed to produce one pound on a common hog.
Evening coming on, we gathered in the
pleasant family circle and We're entertained
with some excellent music by Miss Kenni-
cot assisted by Mrs. L., Among the many
pieces performed, was one Of Sankey's favor
tie hymns. We retired early, arose early,
and proceeded to the California sheep rancho
near Benton gulch. We found our friend,
Mr.. L. D. Burt, busy at work doctoring a
few sheep that were beginning to show
| SIGNS of scab. Mr.. RS flock were driven
from California last season and did not ar
rive at their present winter quarters until
the latter part of October; yet they are fat
and remarkably healthy. Mr.. B. has o good
double corral with a shed across one end,
and running against a hill. Tits about thirty
by one hundred and fifty feet, built of logs
and covered with Willows and dirt, affordine
a dry, warm house. His double corral, with
shute arranged with gate to swing either
way, for the purpose of separating those
which are diseased from the balance of the
flock, is something for many Of our new
beginners to learn.
After spending a few hours here, we re-
turned to Diamond, having had a pleasant
trip, but with many regrets that we were
unable to visit the stock ranches upon the
upper portion of the valley. But as we had
the pleasure of seeing most of the stock
men from that section, we beg their indul-
gence, promising to pull their latch-string
the next time we cross the mountains.
e. AZ
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To the Dry Goods Trade.

To the Dry Goods Trade.
Under our CASH SYSTEM of doing business, wa
propose to sell goods at such SWEEPING REDUC-
TIONS as to make it to the interest of the cash pay
Ing portion of the trade to buy their goods ut HOME
instead of sending money OUT OF TIL COUN,
TRY FOX anything in the
DRY GOODS LINE.
Having taken the lead, and put down the prices Of
goods in this market, we continue to offer superior
inducements, and propose not only to meet tho
market prices, but will CUT UNDER in every In ,
stance FOR CASH. Buyers will please examine
the market, and then compare our prices with
others. ORDERS SOLICITED. Samples aui
prices sent on application. al
j.. n. BOYCE d co.
Helena, December 2, 1876. 4
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Interesting to Cash Buyers of Dry Goods.

OHtEAK5 W CUSH DNyCTS VI DTJ UUUUSN
GOODS AT THE LOWEST Prices, DA SPECIAL
DstoJ 7 OF FIVE FER GET. FOR CAsH,-Notwith-
standing the great reduction in the selling prices Of
our goods, which brings them down to figures IA
low, and LOWER than any prices that have been or
are quoted, either in circulars for advertisements by
competing houses, we propose to make still further
concessions to our cu'tomers by allowing, for 10
next ninety days, q special discount of FIVE L
GENT. on ell CASH purchases amounting to five
dollars and upwards. SANDS EROS.
Helena, December 2, s..
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Brown g. Weisenh0rn.

CARRIAGE AID WACO Ma UfA cToRY.-Thisi u
the largest establishment of the kind in the Terri
tory, and is turning cut work equal to the best IN
East. Our Horse Shooting Department is under the
supervision OF the best horse sheer in Montana, and
we are prepared to do work in this line to the salts
faction of any one who may favor US with their pat
ronage
HGiYe us O Trial.-fH
BROWN 4 WEIsENHoK. :.
Helena, December 9. 1876
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ITts our Intention to publish. from time
to time, as we can get possession of them,
the most important laws passed by the re-
sent Legislature.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-24

WE call the attention of Jul numerous
mining patrons to onr mining department.
It ig,a new feature in the HUsBANDMAN, in
trodlced with d view to the benefit of a
large class. of our patrons, who patronize
u paper for general information, hut are
in nc wise interested in "deep plowing."
We invite our friends who are interested, to
contribute to this column.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-24

W SCC WlIdO VIC Oll liz OAAttS -NObAa W va
interest to our readers. To those who are
looking for romance, we would say we saw
nothing calculated to please them. Butthe
lover of stock may follow us with some de-
gree of interest, We first visited the poul-
try yard, saw a nice lot Of graded fowls and
several of fancy breeds, among which was
a pair of brahmas imported from the east
last summer and a fine cochin hen which is
a remarkable layer, having upon one occa-
sion layed three eggs in one day, OF
Which contained a double yolk. Her eggs
are usually double yolked. From the chick
en- house, we went to the sheep corral. This
is one hundred and twelve feet square, built
of large pine logs with the cracks well daub-
ed with mud, and shielded on three sides with
u shed fourteen. feet deep and ~twenty-six
feet on each side. 1t is covered with pine
boughs and wild rye grass, making 1t the
most substantial sheep quarters ON the val
, 1876-08-12
CRIME,



81. Louis, Aug. liza Learenworth aneciat
says that early this morning special tsaia con-
tanning twelve detectives, headed BY Dacou Mont
Eomory, arrived at pomtroy, 1fttt0 town on the
Missouri Pacific Railroad, go mes south Of Learcn
worth, and, proceeding to tic house Of Charlos
Wells, surrounded Il: Calling ont that gontlcmanS
they asked him u Cal Younger was ti,eTe Wel!s
tectves Instituted ''S seatei,, ' Which, S qe: pe:
kultod In nothing. Montgomery. knowing that
Wclls wna warm friend ct Younger, heard that
tbs latter was hidden In iits house, and tcncc thv
raid. Tho aotoctives woro henvlly armed with
shot.gun: md reyol.crs. Kansas City special
robbesR during the raid, md that tlley wero placed
Ia box chr md taken to scdalla.
7b shs Htstern Aszociastf ftest.
ST. LouIs, AnB. 1l.-lAo RspH5ltcdn's Kansas
City special says !ast night man named Conlcy
was taken fr1tn tha hnuae OF friend with whom
h: wa4. atoppshg BY fifteen armed n.s..,
who told him hc Was wanted. They
so:no distance, where they jolned anothcr party u
Conley Was put IN tho car and taken to Wyandotto,
told Him to show hjs hands, and, aitoe exnmInin.
shun,, they satds lyon look like worktnElnaii
bsias sroasea Iii. way bas s1Rs,'a'ia tss isadst e.
Of ihs party onlJ rurl!rd: ''Wc are
through with you. DOR The party ran up to
Tho Chief Of Police here says three mon chained to
the flour Of car passed down yeatcrday. ht1sA
'IIa, mistress of Iiuu Mci}anlrls, ta feportcd 10
know all nbout the robbery, A. shc Wns In tho
settot bcforu tile attempt was made.
, 1876-08-12

candidate for con9res4) out Of tho race, for Tho
simple reason that tho lnst.hatncA gentleman will
otresott to t..t. hoIins srYery wnrl hummer, and
n.tna .lefi trnol,ln mean. 7" gun n"nila!hn fur
Of such fearless journal IN TItr 1nshs'sH tnght
T. ec. o. n,,aer.tand +; to croy .uca pretend.rs
t'o people to howaro " such teIf.sprolnte r,pr4-
scni! !tisra. - snch creatures nss mostly In hlamc
for tho rcpFoatfes lhe Republican PARTY has to
ant1er At present TnE TnsauSx, with il !tnpat.
tIs1ity thonld expose euc1 frauds. mil nhuuId re-
tt, tnt,!d tha Io3;lc to he cxiromely earefui about
thtlf ch.'ct fGr delegates to my ennYcntt0n, nr
they VIII tss thcnseyc" sol onf 10 .h:ss polltical
vMtares. without having thc power 10 remedy tho
thS press can they xin THUR pulnt.
hnowlnx Tns Tnthurx Ia 10 always reahy to I'd.
voeAte anu practice reform We hope 10 rec it's
Watchfulnese extended 10 tho sccond Congressional
DlStrlet and That will sepiIata The rccor!s Of The
eahaldatct A. only BY sucli cahA will It he posti.
ne to cfowd them wlleFo they properly belofg
tht tGd hohe*l voter may lave c!lnnte TO vote for
men like a. ~. Wright NJ nicn Ike him arc snta
nifv.
, 1876-08-12
SEvKRAt WEST s1ps "0rnMAs- -Axsn,qANs," !"


FHEPARiHu FOR TttH GRAND RALLY.
4 ]argcly.attcndcd meeting Of c1 .sol,Ilcfa and
sailors was held last evening In tho ctub.rnon u
tho Pacific l1Otal for the purpose Of organizing
section Of Tho "IIogs In 1ilua" to forward the
success of tho Republican tlckut nj tho ensuing
Presidential election. Among thogo prcsent ,sesc
Gen. Chei1a!n, Cor Eeyavidt, t,cs. fIcsmc,
Gen: Thoa'na, t.cn. Hrytlgen. COL schanacs, Nal,
stephenh. Capt. 0roat. capt. somcrYt1lc. and
others. In tho at,acnen of ucn. While, Gen.
cot'aln WA elected Chairman, and Gen. Thomas
Secretary. II was informally suggested tint COM
pan'es bc organized and formed into battalions
and regiments. This question was t1lstus.cd
1t length. vaslety uf opinions being
expressed. It was ttlunnht by so,no that such IN
s,tasn1S|;1n o,,r ;n wou!d son!et VIII. AZ regular ward
Finally o. meton u Col scanst f'a"s lis csa cSni'"a va
empowered t. appoint committee Of eleven to ia.
ein anaate II tetnss n ss s
nfynSaa fs ana + kasp.s ,sspasn'a r. Gs1' &. W.; gsf
E;es "a ST s,s, ss'S. $ ts Ss9's Sss sds. Atsa'
1nscrsotl wns In tho hotel, and moved that he bo
inyited to address the meeting.
Is m9s,Gn ~ Maa sopssa aml yos!oroua ehser
10 ssptuts the distinguished orator.
Afr ppi pn's r fsw Co. sshane,
Aiter o:der had been restored, Col. 1nrerso,l
fpSSss Sxt ~ 49, rol!ows; s9.y'1:,,,. r,.., .o.
that .Ssoinssy maa.an n 'ets I'd s''ep sssp
g. 1aas si sf ths " ns si3ss n ohs @
" win protect orr friends, Gack and rhto. / I'M
n axe1 a RRs Rss as =. hs
aay otherwtse. but the only way in which those
sss sts, can wse Ss sts IT. sey y sn s 4 Sss, Ia Nd
party which gave him his liberty or the party which
, 1876-08-12
TIE GRAIN TRIAL,

CAnnoNpAlE, Ill, Aug 1l.--Tho trial Of Terry
Grain. was resumed n MasrhyAboro this morning,
Eight juryn,en were SECURED by noon, and tho evi-
donco for tho prosecution began at q o'clock.
Btsto's-AttoEncy A. Il. Tugh and the Hon F. Z.
Albright arc prosecuting and the Hon. william ].
Allen defending tho case. The majority Of tho
jurors arc Democrats, anu i IL said that this was
purposely do1o In order to inaufo Grains pc.
qnittai. This evidence Ia strnng and concluatte,
showing that After little qnsrtel Grain nal'ctoua
tho head, fracturtng iis skull and that Hnf6fIilge
cnlne to hls teath " this blow. This eviApnce for
the defenao will DO hcar1 ta.morrow. Grain IL an
uncle OF MARSHALL Grain, who was hung At Marion
la:t January for tbs murder If col. sisney sud
WILLIAM Spenco: Hut llttle 4ympnthy IL given tho
prisoner, " h# IL believed 10 6e guilty,
, 1876-08-12

BATAVIA, N. X, Aug. 11.+ThomAs burton
Quackcnhush was hangod this morning for tho
murdoE OF Mra. 6arah Norton, on Tho I'd Of Deccm.
bes, 1876. lilo confessed the deedg but denlui hls
mnrlesous Intentions, hs havihg beun under tho
influence OF liquor when ho killed her. This
morning thc Rev. j. 2. nills. OF the Methodist
corridor Of tho ia!l, spd admfnistcfod lilo sacEa.
mcnt.
ssownILI, Md. Aug. 11.-Jenktns showcll,
cniurcl. convicted Of raro was hanged al tEe
County Alma.ll House uoar this placo tu.lay. Tlo
execution was Witnessed by Z. boo peEsons.
, 1876-08-12
OTHER SPORTS.

Frank Parker and Albert lIoa met list evening At
No. p76 Waoash 1venus, and played tho drst game
us cushiea caronl billiards uyer known In Lis eoun.
Try fur q stako and IN public place. 1twasA
wul- played and at tlmUs brilliant contoAt and re-.
suited III Victory for Parker " scoru u 200 10
l47, puEker's average was I.27 sud hlA highest
runs u. "a, IL. and 10; lions sycngv, 1.07, ana
lla Highest suna Z, j, Z, U.
rEDE3THlANl1A.
Tho H. milo walk u Dexter taEk yesterday had
eleven tlarlets, hn1 was pretty well atsendvl. The
four prixo. winners and tlcr s!n,e wau ~ follows;
Oh y ft4t u:onsy, I'D " n.iu. = sec,
, 1876-08-12
Ennis. teeoni money, g h. 81 min. 4oN sec.
Lewis, thtrd money. 2 h. - min. ~ acc.
OlmRtcd. fourth money, 2 h. - Min, 4UH acc,


Chlor9f1rrn varor has been lately Sound to
act with great rap!llty in cxtingiiel,inu tic
ila'nc Of the vapor ot petroleum. Co,nhustthlc
ga.ts, r''ixcfl with ellloroform rapor, are found
and even their cu,nbustllillty. Tho successful
result OF these investigations Inns suggested
various prartfcaI applications ot the l,ictho,,
and, ani0ng otlIer uses, 1t Is Thought TINT It
might be adyantagcously employed, uppn large
and IN hnarti hhinA.
, 1876-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS
4tnnN~A HHstH

ADkcfdj UftDQ{ch to Tia T17bHNe.
F.apon~v In,P AIN IL .,rhs linn r r. r,nr.
4Iat 1H s,t.,. ..4.s.a ~. .,s,1 ~.
1oWs' o. hh1amaaoo, h'ea., apoxs " seey iasee
audience at Michigan City last evening. A
special train was run from ttiH city,
About 500. Including the Hayes and Wheeler
ssau. WA. eset' @.. Hu.ao"s a.,' seauaoe W.
'peaea oaately ths Vltat Quesnons OF
Tho campaign. 1fls We On tho finance question
,icnns were ali wall n,ss.ca xh1io N. r,omors,t.
H n. ~ ~. WV p!ssss.st Matto ". T., III
snuoo1caAFr v,ou
sn.cf"i usnaIeA to a ~ a'4nt 41is.,x
, 1876-08-12
lnnaHqs- 2J4 4 7HO
Hartford. .......,...,1 i Z j O OLA
Mutun1 ..,....1 q n II n Il II I r.

Umplfo-MF. Dueharlnu, Of tbs OsccoIa Club.
DasUs IN crrofs-IfAstford, 4; Mutual, /.
Runs eAsned-1Inttfora, q; Mutual. y.
Time Of gamo-Tw0 hours.
At CHpAR RAPIDS, IA.
apsciai Dtapatch to 1ns ftibuna.
CEnAn RAPIDS, ID, Aug. l.--A gatna Of base.
ball Was played loro this afternoon batween tho
1tonblcnoncs Of Atlantic and The Cedar Rapids
Club, the Troublesumes winning tile game By D
scor9 Of 10 to z. From 600 TO TOO Wete present.
, 1876-08-12

8ptciaI H|1pdttA 70 IAG Tf36uNs
DAvxnron1, Ia, Aug. 11.--Lemfs TAtuEn. Of
SprfngiAlu, Cedar County, has been arrested by a
United htatcs Marshal aud taken 10 Washington to
answer to charge OF deftaud!ng the Government
out of SAG, COO while acting in tho capacity Of an
Indian AgesL Mr. Taturn Ia a pro,n!nent citfxen
Of Cedar Ctqnty, and had hsrctofOrr been regard
I'd u strictly honest man. A~
, 1876-08-12

}ofity Of 80, g71. Eleven connttcs To be heard
from IN 1871 Envs Denutratic majority OF 3. G02.
THO senate stands II Democrats. I Independent,
and 1scpnbl,cnns The l!oa4e las u Democrats,
2 2lulcpondvntt, and IL Republicans.
, 1876-08-12
BA6E-BALL,


TIE WITH STOCKINGS At spRtNup1Elp, o.
Spscsdl Dtspotch to 71s 7l4b3ns.
GrntEuTlELp, o., Aug 1L-Tho Whtto Stock.
inga played hno exhibition game horc to-day With
the amateur club Of this city, In the presence Of
largo audience. Tho grounds wero wet and heavy.
in consequence Of rain up 10 the honr advertised
for commencing to p!ay. nIlL Of cincnuati,
pitched fos the amateura. Tho nao playing Of tho
Whites was mnch admired.
TifB sconE:
Tnnfngs- i y y / 90 SO
spifaFS splinsFs.id IL Il ~ 81
Fielding erfurs-Ch!cago, q; Springfield, 81
Umpifa-Mr. Blennorhnsaett, Of Dayton.
HARTFORD vB. MUTUAL.
Sptctal DtspatcA to TA< 7rfennA
Nav YoRK, Aug. u.-About 400 persons Wit.
nensed the seventh gams bctwccn tho Mntaals and
uartfords on tho Union grounds day. Tho day
nc. Pools sold At 325 to $40 In the uartfosds'
favor. The batting Of the 1lartfords was very
heavy, they making total Of twenty.s!x base hlts
1te,1aen was credited with q homo run. Hicks
catching for the Mutuals was tht featurc Of the
game. Tho uartiords won by the following
6CCNAs
, 1876-08-12

DEXTER PARK.
Tho success OF Col. Manauf's Inst weeks trot
was such o. to warrant him In o1erlnR two purses
entrics will ba three In nve heats to harnens. For
thu 2:aB class 5000 is offered, and, for the 2:60
tlasa Sl50. Entries c1ose Monday evening"
MUSTANG HACH.
One o. tho California polo party has made
wager that he can ride 80 miles In two hours and
hse minutes, using ten mustangs. lie Will try thu
feat Monday afternoon next At Dexter Park,
, 1876-08-12
SENTENCED.


6atctal DispatcA 10 zaf 1ftbuaA
phcATuH, ILL.,, Aug. 11.-John o DUticn and I'd.
win Dillon weru today sentenced 10 ths reuttcn.
tent!ary for nye yeara for tho highway robbery of
ME. Elsllt ~ Old MAN Of 10 Year..
, 1876-08-12

RocxFonD, ILL.,, Any. 11.-A stabb!ng atfFay
t00k place In 9onth Rockford lata Inst night. II
appeaa that drunken sweds named tlust Adolph
attacked and stabbed ~ four placeI qerna9
was postponed, ~ It Il not known whotAes latuta
will recover,
, 1876-08-12

ArousrA. Gu. Aug. 1.-THE partio4 accused
OF c0lnpllcity In tho hamburg dot wcto before
Judge bIahcr At Aiken yesterday. and gave ball In
81, Voc hsc,l.