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Mr. aud Mrs. John l. Bell have returned from
their wcdding-trip, which included the Centcn-
nial and various places Of interest in the East.
Trustee E. 4. Gage is again at home, after an
absence of several weeks in the East.
Mr.. S. H. kitchcll left for Colorado Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs: C. ". Boyer are preparing to re.
move to New York, much against the wishes of
Their numerous Evanston friends.
OAK PARK.
Friday evening, at the opening Of Centennial
Hail. tie Oak Park Dramatic Club presented to
the citizens Of this place the we1-kaown drama
Of ssUncle Toms Cabin.'' The hall has been
handsomely fitted up for the use Of the Club,
and is tac 1fSt public hall IN Cock county out
ed Mr. Hoard's enterprise BY coming out
en- massc to the first performance. The
play suffered nothing at the hands of
tho performers. The east was good and all the
parts well & sustained ned especially on Iopsy By Mr. Mr.
Gumptios Cute BY Mr.. Mosh, Hiss Ophefia by
Miss Curricr, and Eua By Little Mamie thinner
man: who played her part almost fau1tlessly.
All the other characters assumed by the rest
Of the company were well performed.
The music was furnished by an orchestra also
Of home talent, ond tine entire performance was
4 decided success. The Club arc to be COM
mendcd for the energetic manner in which They
work, Us the proceeds Of their entertainments
20 towards Trinity Church, which is not large
society.
The Young Peoples Dancing Party was enter
taincd at Mr.. Joseph Hurlbut:s Friday evening.
The ladies Of tile Episcopal Society will give
an oyster and turkey supper at Temperance
Hall Thursday evening.
The Musical will be held Friday evening at
Mrs. Russel's.
Tuesday evening Harlem Lodge will give
soeiable in their hall, to which they cordially in
vite their friends.
Miss Ida Fuller, who has been so very III at
Mr.. ". Il. Woods, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Horton will be absent from her home
many weeks, visiting among friends.
DEsPLAINEs.
The event Of the week has been the marriage
of Miss Bessie, Youngest daughter OF Mrs.
Luther Jefferson, to Alr. Charles Irwin, q PROM
ising young merchant OF Rushvlle, in this State.
The wedding took place Wednesday at O'Clock
p. ln., at the old homestead, the Rev. Watson
Thatcher performing the interesting ceremony:
The bride, who is one of the most beautiful and
Of Desplaines' fair daughters, was
doubly charming in her bridal dress OF London
smoke, en- trainc, trimmed with puint lace and
orange blossoms. The bridal veil was. dis
cardcd, and in its place lovely wreath OF
Was artistically arranged
among her tresscs. The bridegroom was i'm
maculate in regulation black broadcloth, white
tie, and kids. The elegant appearance of the
young couple was the subject Of universal re-
mark. After M ample callation, the bride and
groom departed for their future home in Rush
vile. They we're escorted to the depot by many
friends, who bid them goodbye with much
regret but heartfelt wishes for their
welded happiness. Among those present
we're noticed Mr.. Hiram Jefferson aud family,
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u m;ei9em,

neidc oDne 8enertuns sur aufnabme ein-
afscn, peroen 10 lange ci1geriidt unO bered)e
met, bis iie abbcfellt mcrbcn.
An,eisen weroen su ben sepobnli6tn
%reiien ein9eriidt, n1mli1 10 Gents per
Hrepier- Belle, fur bic critic Ginriidune, uno
Gents fir icbe folscnbe. Sir sln;ciscn,
Nc langerc Belt ItcDen blcibeu, miro Elm be-
Seutemoer gb;us ertaubt.
Die Serausgcber iiuo inn @eiib elmer boil
daubigcn Nusnabl
Rcuer uno seihntaefpcaer 4ettern,
SAB iino baber in Stanbe,
9rufiaden aller Mrt
IN oeutidcr, engliidcr, fran,0iilder
uno norwtgilder sprad)e
auts S4nealte s6onite uno 8ilieite
su lie fern,
sab enpfeblen iib gu sencietcn auftrdstx.
gebrudt werben:
@s<tterbeabS,
8ilbeabs,
6ei@dftstarten,
Girculare,
Blants,
4latate .f.S.
auf sarseRe Noti3.
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= Cine Geldi4te aug bem taglihen
Seben. Ser vGol. Semo!rat" crsdblt
fol9enoe lpabre @eld,i6te: Gowaro
@aliiop baite lansc Sabre cincn Salom
seDaltcn uno Iid babel 8ermbgen or.
lporben. ST ma. ihon elm d!llider
Wann, als er uusperfauitc. @alb
nahber beiratbete er einc iunae
gSittwc uno crOIinete Elm @ote! in her
NaDe BON Gallitosa. Sir gar lieb er
elnsn jungcn, eeuanoten Mlaun BON
San Grancisco fommen, ,pel6er ibm
ousse5sidnet Sulagt unS pel6sr au&
@nabc Dor oen 9lueen lciner Jrau fanb
obnc ccB oicle es fir n0tbis iono, ibrcm
@otten oies sn er0iinen. 0ie 1rau
batte ausseiunoen, ooB itr mann bel
Gr0Iinuns bes 6otcls cine 9nsabl BON
Sduloen contrabirt bate. sic lic6
oesbalb griefe anftrti9en, Die Den Nl,~
l6ein nod balo oem eiuen, ba!o bon
Dem anbercn Der Grtbitoren in San
Jrancisco eintrafen in pelhen 8riefcn
boloise gssabluns pcrlanet uno mit
gel4Iasnabme oieler Sriefe ,purbe Der
Mann Iebr unruDis uno Sos feline Trau
in's @ertrauen. Sieie rietb ibm, oas
@runo- unb pcrlon!ide Giscntbum ibr
uno bas 5otel benz garteeper gu iiber-
tro9os, ,uorauf ihm bic @ldubiger
glihts anbaber tOnnte. Ct folste oem
&atb uno 5mei Wonatc nadber ,uurbe
er BON ieincr Trau on Die 2uft seiebt
uno fars oarauf iestc Der Barteeper bic
Trau an Die Suit uno sertaufte bae
9oteI unb Mann badt iett 9ol3.
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9er
eM;prdsterr
is published every Thursday
by
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ut $3.50 per annum, payable in
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Lettcrheads,
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@prbferm,
Seraus9eseben bon
#eyer \ 8ritk
saint Glsus, Mtnnefota,

fS!Aeint ieoen 0onnertas unb ,oitct iabrtid,
ssx Borausbcsabluns: $3.50.
FUR mcniger ais Wunate tuirS feiu Ibone
uenent ansenon,men.
Bon Nbonncnten, bic bic 3eituns nidt
auSoridlid abbcitcllen, miro ansenommen,
nds lie ,as announcement iort;uiesen winiden
Die @erabiaumuns, ubcr Scr!pciseruns
ae1 Nbbolung Der 3eituns bon Dem Eoitamte,
uobin oicielbe bcoroert morocn lit, iotuic Die
unterlaNuns Der Tnseise al bic 9crausscber
nsn Der etlpa itattfinbcnoen Srtsnerduoeruna
nnb Der ansabc Ocs neucn 9Sobuorts cntbin.
act nibt BON Ser 8c;abluns ocs pollen slbon-
Nementsbetraass.
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- @unber zines SECS in 9llabama.
|Sas in Montsomerp, alabama, er-
|ldeincnbe Bulletin" ldreibt. ~Mm
|Yullaro Babe, in Der Ndbe Scr Six-
! geile- -@totion, beIinoet lid Elm se5R
gder umioiienSes Stiid 2anb. ,pcl9es
eiscntlid ni1ts mcbr unb nidts iueni-
ger als Gin unteriroilder Gee it, ber
nur Is 3pll tief unter Der @rboberld9e
lic9t. 9lui Der Grbecde lurb gsais se-
baut uno s,uor ;,pilhcn 30 uno 10
Sulbels per @der. Mcnn ii@ Semans
Die gtiibe rimmt, nit einem Srait1
Gin God III Die Groe gu sraben, 10 iritt
|iolort Mullcr on bic Sberflad,e pnb
man tauu nit Sii!ic ein:s Mnseibatsn
Slide pDn biz 3ol 9dnoe Ncnsen.
Ticle Slide unierldcioen N@ ppn an->
bern babur6, eab Iic weosr Nuscn nod
Sduppen baben. Ser 8pben bciteFt
aus idwars.m Mersa unb es 1T F:nt,
,pabri4cinIi9, Nab Der See trS:,', Gin
olIener mar, ouf wel4sv lid, eroiae
j y,ranotbeile aniam.. ..uclten. ,uelae i'd
iolanss uermsb....cn, big Fe Gd su einer
%ines sefa!teten, meI@c fart uns
fruGtbar scnus"iit, um 0lais oaraut
+ gu banen. Jreilid mub ale Die n0tDise
:, arbe;, nit Der 9ono serr;dtet meresn.
ba ser g, ben Elm pfsru bod ni&t "
traaen perma,o, aylit sei&tisieit tann
man bort pd.. -eno Der Mit'assrube
6ii3e fons.n, imb.. n man ii& einta9
elm Sod in ben 3. 'obooen srdbt.
etObt man nit elmer eiitn, fanse 0nr9
bic grOtrufe unb ldbi baun q, 'ere loe-
rem, 10 pcri@winoet oieielbe iots. :"
Der unbeiannten 5icfe. Das oaNs
Sano in Der llmsebuns oieiss meri.-'
lparbisen Secs 1T lumpiis nnb osr as~
ringte @esenidauer probmeit cine nm
sebeuere Mense Sd!dmme unb ber<
sIel9en. g. entitebt bic Trase, o. oer
See einen slbiIub bat, oas &afIer
Iidmedt frild nnb 1T alles anocre eber
als itagnireno. Senro6 baben bic IL
Dem @aiier Iebenben Gildc weocr Iu~
gen nod S9uppen uno 9lsiG.n barin
Scnen> luel6e in Der Ioelsberser @rotte
9efunocn wcrocn. $oOfentlid ,uirb
elmer uni crsr Ge!ebrten cine sriino!1e
ltnteriudun9 ani itcllen.
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bes 9m,oela uno in 3abreidsn Goneur-
fen, BON benen oft bic io!ioeten Sir
men benoNen ,perben. Sic unmitteE-
bare @eranluiluns 3u bicier GinanSse-
lamitit bat Der allsemeine Glaube al
einen neben eurppaiiden Grie9 in Golse
Der orientalilten @irren uno in YcleR
einseiIbrte neue Sultijref fcrm se9ebeR.
Die sem SdulOner meDr 9ie6te ciH-
rdunat als bem &laubiser uno 0a0ur4
ben CREDIT auberoroentli1 crid)mert.
, 1876-08-10


ST. LOUIS, Aug. GA valuable discovery was
made to-day Ia connectlon with tllr ruccnt auda-
cons robbery VI an express train near OttvrsIllr,
No.. on the Missouri ]acl6c ltaIrt.at. Gen. MINT
goslcFy, Of scdalla, Mo-. with squnh Of oflcia's.
took 1iobos Kcrty, onr OF thu prisoners now under
arrest and went ont In search Of the papers, checks,
and 1cwclsy which had been thrown awny by tho
robbers. Kerry Ind promised to show then, tho
hidden booty. and he accordingly led thc,u to q
post.oak thlciet n rttta County, near seda!!a, In
which aput all the property Lett bchnd
BY the robbers was found. Drafts,
coupnns, lrt.efs, jcwclry, anil railroad papere Of
vafi0ua ktnds were scattered over hTlaee of 10
feet ttluasrt 4 large quantity Of yaluabcS,epers.
letters, and checks belnugm to tln Missouri, Kan
sa. 1'eIas Hai1t"sd wcfu found. soa,e sa!u-
able packages t'f tewclFy vert EtcUycrrt. StFuhE
hnpe IL entertained That every onr OF tho roIters
will eventually Ie cspiueea aad nearly all The non
eY EtcQfele1, -
, 1876-08-10
NOTES AND NEWS.
IN THE SENATE,

cFss10* NsR6sca 10 5aS 1F1VIHs.
WAsutkoToN. D. c.. Aug. DIN the Senate nj
the evening session there was hardly quorum Of
Senators present. and no business was transacted.
Senator Wallace, OF Pennsylvanla, made 4 pollt-
ical speech. and WIS followed by Senator sherman.
Who had quite tilt With payard. tho latter taking
him to task tor aaying that Tie Democrats had
duae nothing to bring about specie payment,
THE roLlTlcAL DEuATEs.
There ~asa reyIyal Of the political debate this
afternoon In tho House. George T. Hoar mads a
yet speech upon the state Of tho Union, In which
hu ayyorelJ assatgnol the pen.ocsatie party.
Hoar's speech was IN reply to that delivered 6y
Lamar lsst week. Iluar thought tlias Mr. la1pas's
utteEanccs, although Asttactlys by tho cruces OF
1itstatale fully retessntsd t1.n seattmsnt 81 TIC
to thu North. and in practical hostility to ths spit.
Ii Of the conatitution. On that account Mr. HDas
did not think it safe 10 trust tho Government 10
Tho Democratic party.
, 1876-08-10
now be made to effect cnmprnnto In this matter.
toutnmcnt wsll proI'ab, be reached by Monday.
PARTISAN AIEANNESS.
ANor,EEn PROMINENT SPECIMEN.

Special Dfspatch 10 TIC 7fftvHs.
WAEutNnTnN, .. e., Aug. f.--Th. Democratic
mc.nhorA NJ the llonso Committee on foat'OfhccA
and ros.l.oadt, after htx montha' investigation.
have made nno.1lcr Of tc partisan reports by which
th1s Congress has rendered Itself Infamous. With.
out thafow Of Justification In the evJdcncc. they
have sought TO ccnaure ex.fostmaater. .tfcncra1
Crcswcll, md l,aYn furnished thH 1lcnlocsatlc
press with advance copies af ths l!heous nrraEgn.
1nent The Republicans on The Committee have
presented m!Harity rcpnrt which attAclst the
iorty for the grossly partial and unfair manner In
which thcY conducted the invc.l'gatlon, mud con.
eiutca with clear yIndIcation Of Mr.. CresweIi's
administration. The nnnrity conclude:
:, Tho undersigned tllaacht most tccsdedty from
thc conc1nslons of the majority of tt!e ConmIttcc
the law. Or was cxtavngant In his expenditures. Of
negligent fn tho supervision 0f Tho Affairs Of the
ncpaftment. o. faleh to expose q ptotecate viola
contrary, they satisfied TINT l,is naturalization
was mntkct! by lhtarnua and faithful discharge Of
his duties, by fine economy In his expenditures,
and by notablo vigilance IN
THR EIrpsuHr AND PROSECUTION or VIOLA
TtONs Or LAW.
ar Ctsswell's Inauguration Of tie opposition 70
straw bids after nfx ycars Las Just eliminated In
gained by single effort. bu by repeated attempts,
ies. sana,: That lls ndtninlttra.!on IVA va. moi ex.
trn*gaat, h ennc!nsivoly established by tho facts
that an.:lng THO whole t!mc he was In onfee he
and when hc retired from tho Department,
hc left OIL hand BALANCE, after
81. 007. and this nfter covering into tho Trcas.
ary tht uncxpentcd balance for tho years 1870.
1h:1 and 1877 Amounting to ST. no, !a,1. In MIR
tho administration or Mi. Crcswell. Il wholly With
ont }uatlcation by anything appearing in tho tesI.
mDny or the records Or ncs 1f the Department.
Natilng short of ts most embltcred arttHanshlp,
totnlly blind to all sunsc o }nsttce inward poiti.
cal opponent, can prompt such suggestion.
, 1876-08-10

0iG1N1 ON I11E 1kOA11s
The custom of cxrrrss trnins shipping at certain
stations sufficient 'eegth Of time to give tu pas.
seuErts chanco to get ttcE meals IL rapidly going
oua of snsue. Not only at,es thia custom CAUSE
considerable loss Of time. but tAa meals which arc
furnIahcd Ut thosa eating.staltoha arc, in ,unny
.tans,s H. II GgSr aua1!!y na IT, wost t4
sea uS i aaes car. ara
and ocyoud the reach u the cfs wealthy traseIers
Fur thia scason sonlu. Ut tue ,roads hare for
which evsry, sravelsr can allol4. Ths dinjn;
cars III Which t!Est. .c!ass meals ara furnished
Il, hy ono Of tho Eastern ruads short tf;ne ago.
have obYiatcd the evils complained u. Tho meals
furnished 90 these cars a1o of superior quality
rtunt to the companies, but, c's'sesnY the satlt:
faction they gts9 tu the patrons nj tho road, md
hs S1 e s syh hsy tss s a'rsss ss fsn s. a
lar hayo lcse cars lately become that ihe Westsrn
railroads ars alsu hegnning 10 Introduce ttem.
which u always foremost IN mixing improvements.
haa had constructed number Of thcs1 cars. which
are VI very supcr!ar quality. They arc atted np
10 ths notoa Pullman palace ea1.. They rmaI. m
o,, sixteen whcels, saa 70 snMnot1ly that the
totng !. hal!y etesptbe Thsts s;sns 81. r., @ hass
ns ao I'D sas k''ss s:ssb 1 s TT @
siths rsprsssntatlyss Of ias ,ssoustoads aud mem.
bsis Of lbs psess. and gave tesI3 m sxcatslon n
ono Ut tho cars TO- Apfota: While tho train was
ss W. served. n pcsso,t could hardly tcl whctiier
ha was in the dnnx.h q hote!o iu railroad.
xlsases were oiled 10 thu btin time md again and
Hnoao Of tho wins WAS spilled. except down tho
throata Of ths c1curnloulats, shows ho"
uuality Of The banquet Il Is suniclenl
70 say that the popllst General Western Pa4senze.
Agent. David Neb.sot 5ittehsosk aessd y Z, @iai u
Powell, Gcnera, Ticket Agent, and Mr. q. o. Man.
chestsE, pIixaso secretary Ut tho uenets 6apersn'
tqntenk. The railroad men, ~ Meil ~ the Muln.
bers OF tho preas, wcrs fully satisfied that D. ".
Hitchcock knows low to keeps hutel.
, 1876-08-10

WAsu1xoyoN, D. c., Aug. 0.-Dur!ug the mora
Ing hour number Of bills on tho calendar, which
were not objected to, passed. Among them "aa
the House bill to allow homsstead settlers to mako
proof OF settlement before tho Courts, ~ well ~
before tho Receiver.
Mr. Window, from tbs Conference COMMITTEES
on tbs Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Appto.
pF'ation bill. reported ihnt tho Committee had
been unable to agree. and addressed tho scnatv ut
t9s Committee agreed on every point e1cent ~ to
ths compensation OF tho President OF the United
htatca and Representatives spl Senators III Con-
gsess. lie moved TINT now conference b. au.
thotlzcd, and expressed the opinion that tho Com!
passed.
Tbs 4mandmeuts Of tbs House to the Senate bill
fopsosde for tbs sale Ut lhs reservation Of las con-
, 1876-08-10

CINCINNATI, Aug. TAT 10 ocl1ck this evening,
at thn corner Of Court street and Cuntfal aycnuc,
German named Knsyer and an Irish peunut yetdeF
named Andy Murphy quarFr1rd over game of
dice, tho result being that Murphy stabbed ltnsvur
In tho bowels with butcher knife, inhlct!ny u
wound that will cau*r his DEATH. Murphy run
anaY anil llas not yet been CAPTURED. Remarkably
colncdcnta1 with this wHs the fact that only IN
l,,llr bef0Ee Tho OCCURRENCES Hoyrcr was talking
with frct III saloon by. aMenttng thu harl
Ii,ues add bts fauslly truu!rs n,,l talking about
After bcwAiMg hia lot. Itus'eE said, ~ viii
tn 1silfcr'a nlacc," referring to tho victim IT
ll,s Court street tragedy. ~ wial wan dead. I
wumlt!n't cafo II HtlucboIy Wuui1 kill me thfa
nis4t." III loss thu au hour hu got hls death
HpEAd,
, 1876-08-10

Hpfc7aI U|spalch 70 1AS 7f5KN6
ToRoNTo, Out, Aug GA Halifax merchant
has made arrangements with Wuasern dealers for q
oasgo OF grain which he will bring oyer tbs IatcF-
colonial Hallway and ship to Europa. This vii
ascertain the chances Of making Halifax pFodta'
bio gsain. shipping port. should this project provo
successful, inmsnse quantites OF grain from ti.e
Western states anl Canads will 1nd naw,clannel
10 the seaboatd. -.
A special dispatch from London ssys the Quebec
Provincial halfway loan Of 81, Ooo, 600 wns put on
the mArkot to-day a. 9Ah. The 1tatks stsopgty
opposes tho loan, aud IT, saccess IL doubtful,
, 1876-08-10
IElEGRAPHtc NOTES.

6pk1al MtpaItA 70 1N4 2HtaaAI
M1anEaroIIs, Mlnu.. Aug. o.~Ar. 4. O. Rand.
Of this city, to.day purchased aud took entire pot
session Of tho Minneapolis Gas.Ho1ks. Prleo
paid, 325a, 600.
Sptcfal DtspateA 10 zns 1t1aans-
BURLINGTON, Ia, Aug. 1.-keasly 400 e1cur.
sEonlats from Canton. with band. reached Nur'
lin6ton 1t noon to-day, over tho Toledo, Peoria b
Wsssa~ nosd. They went down the river on the
John Taylor to thA '"CascAde," = romantic spot
, 1876-08-10
TURF.

: HACEB 1T T!shILNNf HI.
Special Ditpatch TO 7ns Tribune.
TIsErIwA. Ill. Aug. 9.-Ttcrc were from !, 600
to 500 pcap'o in nttendancs at tho races at the
Tiski1wa Driving Park today. The .:s1 and a2:33
raeca were On the programme. Lady Il took tho
frat hcat In tho a:.0 Tacn IN 9 IN. Granville Hin-
ming the ssotad. third. and fuutth hrats. Time,
a.::..:5+, 1::su.4, and s:30.s.
Tie a::Et was won by Pilot In three straight
leats. Time, 2::t.E. 2:t.. nns :.:1oi. Ed
Ncuu.e fDnrlh.
The 2:Js pacing and thc thrce minute cIassea arc
on the programme for to.muEt,w, mud s:a.u, ..:4H,
and free -fOE all Tor FfilaY.
, 1876-08-10
LQPPEQ QEE,


BPA1a5 Wtpaseh TO 4hB 1f76VH&
srnIxart1Lp. ILL.,, Aug. 0,-Gov Bcyesldge hss
received oficsl pptco that, bJ an act OF Congress
approved July 81. tht Land ofacs here Las been
discontinued, to taxa eject bept. 80, aftsf which
date the recotls will b. transferred to any Etate
orhcer thu Gpyernor may aesEnste, II IL under
stood &hAt thu siaio Auditors aulce Will bs 10
AnAtd,
, 1876-08-10
CROPS.

MznrB1s, Aug O.-Ths Cotton Exchange crop
report for July, Just eut. says thesc u NO doubt
that during tho pa.t nlne days very great damage
has been done 10 the crop by continuous rnas'
Excessive growth, sscond growth Or sprouts, shed.
iucttl 10 4 serious extent by this yet continuing
huuald weather, aad which, should It iast any eo1l-
siderable Tins lanser. nhst ptoss very lisitrsstn'
t,eu, With prospects vt p,cnituda Of provisions
an5 CONTINUED ftlpsoyement III the morale Of laoof.
, 1876-08-10
DIfD or GRIEF,

Spsrta1 NspasfA q 3h* 1sl5uas.
LAHsINe, Mich. = Aug. 9.-NFs Lottss Huddttoos
of tho Canada Settlement Eaton CouAty, disd oe
xrles recently, Ut being charged With potaoniog
hsf husband, who died suu.e months ago. a poat-
nortqsl III 1aninstlan entirely exonezatsd hull pue
the dakts:s weighed fatally upoa her mlnd'
, 1876-08-10

lHEuQN4 ONT.
Special Dtspotch 10 1Ae 7ttbuHs.
j., LoEnos, Ont, Aug. D.-The rccuEschs, Of
tins city. bcat the Maple Leafs Of Guelph Tor tho
the ,nost exciting of the acason. To.day being n
cisic Eolfdny tn natlJ western towns. cxcussion.
traInH ran oil every road. aud tho city was packed.
MlESEAFOtts.
Specf1t DEpdfch to 3ae Tribune
htSHEArnLts. Mlnu:. Aug. 0.-A game Of base.
ball was played In thl2 city between fat una lean
mctl ~ br.cat to tho llluo Stockings. The leana
won by scDrc OF IL to 10. The net proceeds wore
S1l1. The linn. q. 4. Camp. weighing 2i0
made The best scores.
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the city. returning in time to leave for Can't

II H:Ju.
Special Ef.patch to ne Trtssns -....
HAEryA, H., Aug. B-Onc 1f the largest fnner.'
als ever witnessed n this city TINT f y. Felt.
Ea1.. one nf ons most prominent citizens. well
kn0wn Al prosperous merchant and hHeccsafnt
tlc funeral professionally. md many other old
s.;nlcnana now resident In Chfcsgn were bcrr.
present. Many death. have occnrre,i here reccnt-
", thonrt there In prevalent epidemic, aud The
town IL generally healthy.
, 1876-08-10

EAfnct r1ns -lIavtTUFds, ]; Ath!ct3cs, ].
First base by errnrs-IiuttfDrLs, o; Athletics, ..
Tota! Observation-Disclosures. 10; Athletics, :.
Left on hasce-1lar.fofds, q; Athletics, 8.
Struck out-iInrtfords. 0; Athletics, /.
laecs ou three balis-lIarttoTd4, I; Athletics, o.
rmp1sc-Chsgcs Daniels.
Tine-Two hours.
Observation-Disclosures
1.nIA.AroLln. Ind, Aug D.-EIsht inninge-
Cincinnati. /: indianapolis. O,
lnhingx- i . 5 G7 4
Cincinnati. i.............O o D 0 0 OIL
indianapolis. ....O o o O 0 o U O-I
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9ERtIUI 7ESJR5ECH 70 3N4 1F7E4F6.
DfnoNiNaraN. ILL.,. Aug. blast night Sheriff
Gooahs"rt Aftested a sayhtook q former welt.
known Citizen of Livingston County, nutnct! Will
ians Scott, and to-day loaset him in tue Mclean
County jail. scott about two y..ra aGo nbductel u
young lady nau,e.l Adde uesEar, VIII lived at lon-
ttac. and stneu that s1nu has lecn llyttx In oncn
adultery With t,or at dtIusunt plnces theoHYL VT
tho country. Sonlc tnle nsu criminal cap!as was
sent from the hherIK at Listasstun County for
cers Until lust night, when hts Arrest WAS elected
, 1876-08-10

CHARGED WITH EstDEZzLEAIEN'f.
Nkw Yank, Aug. D.--Will!am II. II. Hennett.
formerly paytns. teller and assistant pookeeper In
The Nechanca aud Traders Savings Bank, has
been arrested, charged slh fraud on tho bank
Tho aggregate amount alleged lube taken u largo.
, 1876-08-10
North German Iloyd,

p.,e, M pssase-frS,a NV Ye'Eto sosthsmrton,
g. e.ns ssu geld; steeEsse, 80 eHstenSy, fet freight
1Dowi1AK Green. New T0fk,