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link of cattle between Ryc I,eacs. and NeT-
founhlanl Will Ia abandoned. nnh tht eS,,c
ronnretIors will bc made through Canaua
alnhn
APro1yYMKNr AccKrTED.
Ten. benjamin F. Kelly, of West FffElhln.
ha. nrcepte1 the appointment Of supcrinaena'
ent Of 1lot Springs, ARK.
QEEHN CONTRACT.
Secretary Sherman abort time since np-
pointed Commission to tnvrsttgnte the cir
eutnstarccs amending tile awarding OF the con-
tract to the GrulIic Company, and the nature
OF the contract bY which thcY are furnishing
stamped hankrhceks. ONO provision ~ that
the Company would pnrchase Of the taoEern-
mcnt $4!,oW worth Of two-cent bank stan,l..
,'cr month, and upDn this amount thcv would
not CHIN tho usual commission OF per cent
The contract attracted the attention Of inc ol,
fcerB at tic Treasury On account ri It's uhneual
character, and hence tho investigation
GAMrAI0N ANMt'NtrtoN.
One Of the facts which dill not npncar IN inc
report Of The Philadelphia Custum-liousc WAS
that It had been the custom ~ take chan1-
ragnc and brandy In considerable quantities.
wlirll we're brought through without duty: aud
zentl them to Harrisburg rs supplies for fhiia'
drlphn politicians during the sitting Of thcir
Conventions.
, 1877-09-14
OBITUARY.,

Nsw YORK, Sept. 1a--Tho Nev. John Nc
EtroY, OF tho Society Of Jes,.s lie'l In tho Noyl-
tiato at Frederick. MI, yesterday morning.
Father McElruy was ordatnul priest at ucurgc-
town, u. C., in 1917, and. ut the time Ut hts
death was tho oldest Catholic dtyino In the
United Stntes. liz was onu at tho two cl,ap'ains
wllo accompanied tue American a1tnyl III Mexico.
iGjxrilt nt.puteA {" 7AA Tribune,
1ALxNA, H., Sept. 13-Cal. Samuel II.
Scules, aged abont 10, wealthy Iaatl-hol1cr,
r-siui.lx l,car Hllulasbuf,r, and for moro than
forty years scsdrnt of tl.s leaA'ntnlng rrRio1I,
died nt his tionr ut o'clock this atternUon No
man In tills section was more wildly known or
universally scanestch than he. Deceased was
tI,c founder Ut S<.alcs' Mound, Ill.
Ej,fctat NsptlfcA "a TA& 39ftunA.
PlTTaHuHu. Pa., 5ept. 1..-Thu oldest Cath
ole priest III the unltci htntea, the Rev. Father
Jui,ti McElrOy, died at Frctic1ck, Md. tits
evening. lle wns born III lntlisklllen, County
Fermatast,, Ireland. tn la1.A aad came u tl!Es
country tn l6Oet liz WIS ortiaine.! by Arc1,
bishop Seate. Ia lhl7. lie accompanied the
American army, under Gen. Taylur, to Mexico,
and hal chasge os the sick asnl wounded h
hiatnrlnras. tls was chiefly Instrumental In
suppsrssinR terri1te riot on the Baltimore 4
Ulh, ltail1uatl III 13iO, preventing 4 connlct be
tween tho strikers am! thu military. lie TA1
we'll kEown throughout Tho United ftutcs
Archbishop TuiXY, ot t4is city, will attend hta
funeral next sunlay.
tI<c1aI Htti4lieA II Tad Tribune.
ORAAp RArtps. 5sirh., Sept. l3-john But
tier, ono OF tho pronineNt 3iOrt1culturists nn
florists tu Western Michigan, dtc4 III this city
| tu4lay.
, 1877-09-14
4 MOTLEY CROWD,

meeting OF the Thirteenth Ward Industrial
Club WIS helA lust evening In Tammauy iIa1l,
cosuer Of Lincoln and West Indiana streets, Mr.
Z. @. Dixon In the chair. About 100 persons
wesG present, including whole rift Of old.tlme
politicians scome IN to SEQ what was going on"
The tIrst business til hand was tho election OF
q besgeant~at-Arms, IN otllcs which f.ll 70 the
share of a1r. John 1iotten.
The Committee Oh Constitution aud Bylaws,
appointed Al tho preceding meeting, rrtortctl.
The constitution sets forth that the Club shall
be known as the "IhEtcehth Ward Industrial
Club" and that it, object shall ba to better
tue condition Ut tue laboring clauses
ty taking political action In Ill elections, natoa-
al, 8tate, aud municipal. AL voters VI the
wnrl are eligible tU tUtaenlbership. There arc tho
uAual provisions u - officers, the onlY now de-
partuEe le!ng contained In 0ne Of tho by-l2Ws,
which reads ~ follows:
No per4on shall be eligible 70 ofHee In this Club
OF hold pustioa on any committees xho hollA VI
haa held any political office within the gift Of tho
penRls, or who holds or has held subordinate po-
sltton under anY officer elected by tho people OF
appointed W The Prtsidsnt Of The rnit9d states,
Of whu DOES not perform kosno fosu, OF manual
lahos for subsistence.
The constitution and ty-law& were adopted
nem con, and seveF1l persons having sigucd the
roll Ut membership, al clcctloA VI permanent
officers xas hrlI, resulting us follows: PEeal
dent, C. q. Dixon; VGe-i'rrsidcnL, ". T. Cooley;
Secretary, 9. W. Shola&; Treasurer, William
Vb1lsu. lls ueW regulation III IeXard U I'll
, 1877-09-14


8prr5af Dtspalch to me 7t1bHns.
ST. JosErM, Mo-, Sept. l8.-The fHlrth dag OF
tho Exposition has been gratifying stlcecss,
the attendance being ustfmutcd ut t0tUU per-
SONS, and tho larycst eyer on the ground. The
iutcrcst, Of coursu, ccnterc.l In tflo raclnQ fur
tho = Lyci,r-ol1 4take, tWu-nltlc dash purHs f1V.
There were eleven entFtcs-kueiieEt bh1aklAra,
Prairie ltuse, Little Sis, Bell Bass, Bonuu Vic,
Bob Dec Dazzle, boswortl. ant TWO no natlle.
The pooi.sclling surpassed! any M nclo5e - on the
course. Luclfcr wun In 3:42, Little Bis Second,
atlll Bell Dnss third
In thc milo slaslh purse SIM, there wcro en-
tered BIG Fellow, ChQntta, John isnkcr. 9tartlc,
H4rkaway, and Aunt Nti!uto. big Follow won
tn i:444, Chiqulta SECOND.
III tho trostlng raec for 81, 600, three beat IN
five, tlcru vero entered Coztttt, ReA Ciuuu.
CAPTAIN Jnck, aud Little Fred. Cuzett1 won In
three straEght heutA Time, 2:25H.
No fayurito haS Won on thls course At thla
meeting.
At COLUMBUS, O.
CoLuAuus. O. ecpt. ll-About 1000 per
SONS visited the Htatu Fair to4luy.
Tho stallion tE0t WIS wou by Mohawk Chief
in t!aree heats ,TIauc, 2:s'; 2:33s{; 2:E,H.
The green trot was contestsd BY tlftccn horses.
heats. Iime, 3:4o; 2;4l ;a;SA
ROM fillcy, by Clarke Mohawk, won tue arst
heat uuu rlcc. lIa dtstaned tho 1rld. Time,
2:4st. -.....--
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1a-rhls was tho third
day ot the full meeting ut tho Milwaukee, UrIgs
Ing Park. Thc 3:93 p4rau WIS won by Pilot.
Host time, 9::N, The 9:1 purse Nas won by
Manbr1no General Best ume, 2:oe3, by john
Hail, on the second heat
, 1877-09-14

THO Twelfth, Ward tirscnbaek Club held
meeting 1aat night IN Campbell Hull, corner of
West Van Burcu street atil Canp.lcl arcnuc.
Tho meeting wills called to order by Mr. Dunston,
who nominated Mr.. j. d. Hall for temporary
Chairman and Mt. Hugh Mclaughlin temporary
Secretary. Both gentlemen wcro elected.
Grrcnbackcr l1oyt hail, 1t scc,ucd, stumpe,i
his way ont to tho placs Of meeting, tluIgiuE
the frog.ponls ami tho stlmps, ai,l the Clair.
man rewarded hIs bravery by gsvug him n
cliauce to air his fnuct-vcnted lpctrinc Of geccn-
b.lrks and prosperity.
Ex-Akl. CaulpbcIl owns Campbell ffal1. It IL
q gupt place for meetings to be he'll, nnl It ls
prubahe that hcit,rc the trccnl,ack9rs will NJ
co,nplfsh anything tl,vy wlti hare held Elinny
gatherings. Therefore liz Inns identified himself
with LIE Imitation humbug Of tho Twelfth Wnr.i.
Tho Chairman locked over tie agrdhudieEec,
antl his cycs lighted on Campbell. X susl1c,!
Thought :. "ec'trel to lin; he rsasosr.l
tcrestct In this thing, prrl,nps tho
allrunt won't bu rs mitch NJ 1t otherwise would
be.n lie called OH Alr. Campbell, anu Air. u.
Responded! IN onc of Ills goul, loud, osd-ttA,ed,
hool+ta, wl,oope'l*ap elfuslons. Tho stories
lMterlurtlel were very funny.
Mr. DulslUl lllntiU a speech. 30 did Mr..
Nurse. M dill sfr. Baldwin. Mr.. Davis sang a
suny. Theu, upon InUtIutt, tllu TEMPORARY uilt.
GERS were permanently fnetailct, and 1t was
therefore t1ceidct tat it was tho seilsu Ut the
meeting tllat IN Independent t1rculbaek) Club
be formed.
, 1877-09-14

Mr. F. E. Mossc, General Western Passenger
Agent VI tho 1.ake Shoru j. Michigan Southern
1;ul1road, received the following complimentary
notlco yesterday frum tlle Commander of
Apollo connaantlcry, No. I, Knights Tctnplar:
It affords me pleasure to bear testimony to tho
fact thls thu pilgrimage which was Man1u by Apollo
Con,n,anicry ~ tlIu city OF cleveland o.. 10 NJ.
tend tho twHntlgtl trtgEnfal conclayt Of Tho Granl
EncAmpmcnt of tho Enltcd stutcs. atltl our rrturn
home, conlu not have BEEN 70 thoroughly enjoyable
hid 1t moi bcen fur ts effurts Ut thu ui1iccss Of the
Lake Shore j. Michigan Southern llnilway to fur.
njsll uF elegant truth accommodations aud means
for very quick trnitff. Judging frum recent
perienccs, VIZ fell juatihuA til saying that thrro
is no ruad which Il ttcttcr cquippel. and '.o roa
which llas onlcers noFe. caIIabl9 aatt ohliEins:
MichEunn bnntherI Railway, Apollo cumtnnntlety.
aaoptcd ills f0liuwtnI. to wit:
WMxHkAs, Tls managers Of Tho Lake 6Iors s.
Michigan Southern Hallway havu t!oHo everything
In thclr i}sWct 10 ma 10 tho pilgrimage oE hpoIlU
Cpratnandery to Cleveland und return ono Ut great
pirasnrrt mud
WnEnEAs, rhoy wera furnished by the officers
Of mid f0at with rtrgant train accommodations,
anu have received The most EcnuroH confederation
as d bUtlY; tilertfa,rt. ir IL
Rtsstttu, That tho thaMka nf Apollo Command
cry. No. l. knights Trtnpar, aro Luu anil they
aEu hsrrby given, o tha 1llCcFs Uf the Lake ShaF0
d Michigan 2uuthtrn hallway and to f. Il. Austu,
l4 Honera1 Western Passenger Agent, fur euporb
tsh1n accommodations aid guHefvus couruey whiio
going and returning frotn Cleveland
EoMAA1 T.. aAsskfTK, Commander.
, 1877-09-14
CURRENT OPINION.

The difference between an honest and dis
honest Newspaper: TITS CuIcAuo TR&hrNK copies
tbs Washington special 10 tho Journot giving tho
bainace' shcet Of tho Ooternmcnt receipts ana q.
pendltnfes Tor the year ending June 80, With
proper credit. Taa Chicago 1t1n<t steAls it.-lH-
ataaapolls JogYwu
Democratic leaders and members Of Con.
g.ess will commit very grave mistake II they in
slst ayitstng tho title Of At. Hayes ~ current
question Of the day. Tho peou1o look upon ths
QUESTION ~ settled and will regard aay attempts To
sevlve It tnto matter Of te.ca aud consul.lva cog
tfo.ctsy ~ factloas and nlMlcAl 70 the lntesests
OF the county. .-GdiE<tfoa TIA. htus tLtm- J..
4 thoughtful Republican platform, and
vctury sssy u ths Republican party ILL. year u
Feuusylsana. Psrsldsnt uuJes has had ! auhl.
eisat. II not hearty, disbursement io1. Hart
honors1 PrEsooal dlaappontment4 aFs common
IL pa1sy-cau,sai4oaa, ThsI NJ. IN fact tho u
, 1877-09-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, Sept. la-Steamshtps Caspian t'o..
Baltimore, aud Elys!a, from New York a'''
arrtwa1 S,,,f


he,e f0fk SHH4 t.af4Y
IN aq,laria gooda for II tllat nothing las ~ ~
mors neasly passlyzed by Tho hard t1l1ss t
ths guldtlh business. In wccK n'*a1ii H.
there arc tewcr III these ash xotd taan Wstr N
posed uf daily little wl1i!p ago; i'd the utI, IT.
llnt creatures sra sold for third less tnout{ tm
ths hundred thau When tho dc4nand tof la>'~
Wa nettya. ,s,,
Goldfish arc simply Chinese aud Japanese !. eusf II
They were tlrst brought to this xt,anu! Ian, u
sailors twenty years ngot tanks. tstteep 1, Mi
axo they hn1 6eeoMe Wild here aua dlieu ,hb,t- h
hood of Brooklyn aud Hcmpstead They tra r1s
alsu become popular and mose or ises ea1tas ,a.ss
In Spa!l, and were brought from there !,yI piI
than fFom Asia bought thcti' on thsI ls,'a u i
irulu Spain u IS per hunlrrd and sold tn.1 *,
double that amount. They sell tor e. IT
hundred now, bu. III the :l,te, xhss sts ~
srslrsl they sometimes brtnR tlt u 20 l., u
are common here, and c4n be eaueht ~.
neiEabortng r!vets, tut ont West thry a1e
aud highly prixeA
, 1877-09-14
THE i'ITTS1sulsG LOSSES.

Epecfot n<tnsch N T3e Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. sapt. 13.-The Pcnnsylvanfa
Directors uow pro,ose the following basis Ut
procedure In the .1,Attcr Of tho rIttatn.rg Hot
LOSSES, agreed upon ty tic l}oar,f to-lay:
l. Neither the claimants nor tho Compnny
shall hc considered a. waiy!ng any legal rights.
.. The claimants shall ct,fnmcnce the psc-
sentation Of their clallns against the County Of
Allegheny before the ist day Of December, 1871,
placing them In tho hnt'ds of counsel to bc cni~
ploycl and paid BY the Company, in accor.l~
ansa with tbs circular Ut Aug. II, tSi5,
signed ty 8. d. Kingstou, Uenrral
Freight Agent. atNl II by the tst tlny of Ucto.
ber, 1871, rucls ciniuls have nut bcen rcatlxc,l
troln nr al stctl With the County Of Allegheny,
tie clain!ants tu culItIoy cu'scl for themselves,
br nj talctr a"n cxrt'lse, ntltl with ~ll0n thc
cDu,Isrl Ut t1ie CninpMy viii state " inArly eases
~ ihny Iu t,rtrs.ary to ct,ytt each clnHs of
elas, n1l.t tletorl,le the liability Ut stle Con-
Ialy therefor. n,lrlI rasce shall bo presented
fthnnt unnecessary delay, aid for nll Glnlnls III
any elnss for which thu CoplPahy shall be M-
jn,igei tU be itabie payment sl,ail be lna.te, by
tllc cosnpaI!y wtthin twu years from tic ate ut
tt,H lUsseH Ut thu amounts aarertantd tu l,e due,
with legal Interest tfcreun, uud such caa1ns
sllall therputWn bo assigned 10 the CoElpany.
y. Thu utu|naiEts shall tlcslGnate committee
Of ttIrce rersNss 10 act IN conjunction wtth ttlrG
tHelibcrs Ut thr buurl Ut Directors vi the trtl-
lmny III supervising the Prosecution Ut nl1 such
clat,ts ~ may bs presented under thls xrsaugo-
meuL
, 1877-09-14
THE DEMOCRACY,

a number Ut tlle nlctnbcrs ut tho County
Democratic Central Committee held secret
meeting last hight at TIC Sherman House to
discuss tho situation. Matters wcro only
forlsn,ly discussed, anl resolution was atlppt-
Cd requesting tho Chairman, john Mattoc|s or
Perry II. Smith, to catl a meeting next week,
either On Tuesday or Thurst.ay evening.
Il tnccttng vas held Inst evening ut tho corner
Of 0ntarto and Market strects for tic PURPOSE
of organizing q Seventeenth Ward ncfaocrntlc
CluI, Tor thu approaching t4llnpaEn. str. Peter
conan called tho meeting to drsirr, anl was, vi
n,nttuu, elected PRESIDENT nf tho Club. On
notion Andrew Dnrgan wns appointed Hccrc.
tury. Thu election OF Wee -Trcatiunt4 wis 1xlst-
poacd TO futurv meotlng. Junes f.Y,nasf, n
sidewalk inspcetra1 relic Of CulyIn's mliiEnstra-
tfon, Addressed tho tcw men and small buys
present. and the meeting adjourned.
, 1877-09-14

combined with five or six Ut the larger shippers
1T stock from, this clty ar't nre now paying tt
these shippers {cnl1l "Eyencra@'} 81 l'cr rnr
on nil st,uk rcrciyr! In New York coming from
points west Of Buffalo, pitsshufg, md aata~
Mtanra.
TIE TninrsE stated at prrriosls time TINT
El!s1, al arrangement Will, leading nhiplerr does
exist h,i condemned It In the strongest terms,
l'trnilse MI the etck-s!tpcss except tue faynrA
e few must contribute to the ldsrsea Of tlicsc
ntcn tax 0f $1h MI evcrF caf'!t,th they scfmi TO
New York. lnsing nearly ii per flead for cattle.
II the Wabash w,nlu light ngninst this ncfari'
OHs arrangement bcrautc II 1tsctfninatce
aganst The smaller shippers II would have the
support Of cVcrv foncst-nlndeA man.
Hut 1t tinrs no such d thing;
It IL rs'esrty tryIng to injure
tho business uf tho Chcuga roa.1s and benefit
Itself. Willis the "Eyeners' ret tho nborc-
l1ntI,el rebate on ltlisinees c1,ing via Clltugo
they got tic ette rc1mte On f,slslncss gulng Win
st. Louis The truth atNut The iltatter Is that
the arrangement En* NIT l.ech male hy tho
r.Muls gazing Fast from CIiieaEt,, hit by tho New
fnrk trunk lncs, which pay tho relate anil then
charge the Western run't, l,nrk with their pro-
purtion of tic tntay. They do tl,s s,u1e thing
with roai1s lrt,En ST. LOuts my otiIcr Western
ulnt 1t rim therefore le easily seen that tt,erc
IL mt the tcnAt tstBc for the complaint nE the
1T. Lnfs rta,ls tilt their city n .ifsrriniratr,l
aEanst. They cnjny ths satlG advantages that
arc CnlnycI by the toa'1s from Chicago, md
hare eycr, lower ratrA In proportion. The cause
tIf the Increase nf the business EunE Yin Chit
cago IA to s looked fur in thu faut t!lnt shippers
prefer tu ship their stuck this way II tue rates
tlre prouurtiunate1y evcu or nearly 50.
, 1877-09-14
KILLED ny LIGHTNING,

GEonogrowh, Del, Sept. 13.-DusinE tho
thunderstorm this afternoon Gideon 3. Hitch
cns, with four sons and two daughters, took
refuge under d tree In field ncns here. Tie
}tEhtni struck, anti Tires u the cl,!l!sen two
fons aud nnc daughter, wcre Instantly killed.
The father mud rc,nnin!ng children wcto seri-
7usly but not fatally hurt.
, 1877-09-14

was tul,rlog. a.cl t1, member ef ono uf The
oldest mil most respected families IN the
State, null cousin Of icr. tit'1ran
bl,t t,sl resided In this city fnr several mpntfis
1,ast. lie hail hrcn ali !n..sltd fur yrars With n
disease nf the kidneys. lte wns ut one tttuc 4
clerk III the Savy Department Iii. father was
m al.le-ir.an,p to Gen. jackson nt tho battle
s,f Stw t1r1earN
, 1877-09-14
TEXAS TICKS.
HpttfQ} Ms1xatcA to 31t 1t1hHHA

GRAND KAPips, Sept. 13.--Tho new cattle
plague, Texas ticks, or lice, has appeared on q
farm ucar our citY, and two cows have died al-
ready from It. Several others nre sick and
probably will die. and there Is danger Of its
apEcadlnx an1l dolug serious dan,aka ualeas
great precautions af1 takct,. Tle disease was
brought here In carload Ut Texas cutie, which
i,seaso viii pufson tkr nilI % and tcuf Of cattle M
infected. II threatens to be serious dIaurJtf.
, 1877-09-14

FELL FROM \ sCArFOLD.
CINCINNATI, D.. Sept. lA-Two men, John
Dcycrs mud William sayrcs, both OF Cincinnati,
agrd respectively 2'l anil 50 years. fell from a
scatroll frosn which they were painting, in Gov
fugtns,, ny, nnI were dangerously injured
eayrcs hal live ribs broken; Dcyers u lcg broken
IN Two placcs- Doth were also injured inter-
nally.
, 1877-09-14


The Republicans Of The Rcvc1lth Ward held
their flrtt meeting Inst evening, tho ohjcet fc-
Ing to organize for the arrroas hing campaign.
Tic hall, Klccnv'e, No. m. Wcst Fosartccntl,
street, WIS two-thIr1s full, tic attendance
numbering about l0J. Nj. ". l.. Friahie WIS
elected temporary Chalrmant md E. II. Thorp
Rccrctary.
1t was decided to form whr'l club at once,
anil, after considerable wraneltng and disorder,
thu following officers were elected:
Irtnient-.lo!ln Chtpp.
Fee. iFfst,ttaf IT. T. pfoastr.
Stersfdfy--.joscPh Wrhs,cr.
7rtdsartr-A'lam Grahata.
THO result Was nut satisfactory TO d
great many IN tho hall, tcy glaitning that
t.,rk- Commissioner Atuus lnd ru, IN a
lot of Democrats to cuntrnl tho election.
Accordingly, they left anl held = meeting nt
wa, Temporary Clmirnnu of the other 0a herring,
a,nl resigned acru,lut OF tfse confusion, was
cnil1 to tic chair. An circtp for oi1lvyts caltl.
I'll IN the Selection of The following:
j'ffshitnf-1nhn Schmclx.
TIE. t.Iftsafaf--Jorcph Calhoun.
SftTftdFY--E. II. Thorp.
rtrasar1r-1o|.u 1!usfnetstef.
FtrtHftrt Co,omi'trt-tIrst Precinct. Thomas
J. 1s,echan. ALEX Calhoun: seenna. -; Thirl
'iahn IaF!et. n j. Sterhcns: Fourth. -: fiitl,
unth Elricl 110chhHeh1cr. Frank Rthubert
Eighth. Chetnt tlanroth, PeteE Junk; At Lsrgr,
Jaf1cs s. Taylor.
Mr.. srhnclz returned thanks, and asked all
Tho Republicans Of tic war1 to do lhcir share to-
wnrtl sweeping out the corruption trUtl The
could slccP peacefully.
After t,nilli,G tllc Club tho Seventh Warl
Republican Worklngmun'a Club, the meeting
aljuuruesl.
, 1877-09-14
EASTERN INSANE ASYLUM,

KAnKAKEE, ILL.,, Sept 1a-sitss1s. Murphy,
Clough, and tsedd!ek, Trustees Of the Euseru
1usane Asylum, met here to-day aud appzeved
the Tile to tho land, dfcv orders for it, pus-
eha4e, and selected an architect for the new
suiltine. There wers over ten or twelve aprli-
:aut. fur the Latter position, but Maj. Wlllette,
II Chicago, MAJ tbs fortunate MAu. TIE PLACE
u the ue4& ,uee4uK canuot bu announced TO-
t1Xhh
, 1877-09-14
FIRES.


AT SPRINGFIELD. NHAss.
srR1sor1Elp, Afass, Sept. l3-The Boston l.
Albany car-slcps burned tonight. Cause TN.
known. Fifteen trei9ht-cars and fottr focorno-
motives were turned. Loss from $4,000 to
6iuN,nM Insured. Three hundred men are
thrown ont OF employment, flity Of Ehom lose
cac4, chest aud tools.
, 1877-09-14
IN CHICAGO.

Tho alarm from box s.sa at $40 yesterday af-
tcrnoon was causcl BY fire at No. 1;y Bremen
street, owned by Joseph BIens,ac', and occupied
as dwelling BY Peter Dcho1d. Damage, 500.
Cause, boring hole fnr a water.plpc through
the sl,le uf the hul6e with q sc,l-hot Iron.
, 1877-09-14
HAEE-DAIL.
BOSTON Va. st. loulHs

Rpfaal Nftdach Ia JAs 7FtbuHA
DosroN, Sept. 1a-Tho eleventh gatnc OF the
se1cs between thu Boston and 8t Louis Clubs
was played here today, and resulted In stgnai
victory for the home club by sooro Of 9 To l..
The following shows the ga.no by
IaninVs- ! = = / s -
1,o.ton. ...~-.--....,4 Q 3 01 Q Q 0-8
CINCINNATI Va. Inu1sv1LLK
Gpfetqt Nkpu!ch 10 ina 11bAns.
14ou1svtLLA. Sept. 13.-The Loulsyflfes Ecro
aguin defeated to-day BY tho Cincinnati Club
Thu following is tho scoTo by
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Loulsyiile w.. ........0 0 . ! 90 o o.
6fAnH--ALLE0uKNtES.
rlrTsBuRu, r., Sept. IL. Dasoball. Stars,
s.; Alleghenlcs, l. Ten innings.
YALL HiyEN.
FALL RIVER, Sept l3.-baac-ball: Chicago,
8; Full Wyer, l.
, 1877-09-14

CoLuMpus, O., Sept. t3.-l'u1ton l1agcs. Of
Vernon County, while examining non,e hogs OH
the fair grounds. was seriously. II not fatally.
tusk jnto his leg making fearful wuutid.
, 1877-09-14
AT GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

EEVf7H1 7T13H1EEH 70 786 397VE"rF
Cram KArtps, Mich, Sept 1a-An tnccta-
diary fire destroyed an unoccupfed dwelling in
this city, owned by Dr. l.. n. Putnam, to-day.
Ioss ntout *,,,ON, on vhtrh there VIVA $1,000
Insurance. IL wis the tlrst trc-atarn our city
had had III SIX weeks.
, 1877-09-14

HowIN1 CONTEST ANNOUNCED.
AuBuRa, N. T.. Sept. l3.--Arrangements have
been completed for rowing contest OIL Owasco
Lake, near Auburn. Sept. 27, fur purse Of
eta0. Courtney and Riley have entered the
rue, opeu 10 the world. EutEa1Icn free.
, 1877-09-14

IN uttculpt VIVA made to reconsider. No other
business wns done, mil happily no speeches were
na4ic.
, 1877-09-14
The WEATHER.

WAsu.xoTos, d. G., sspt. Ill a. m.-Fo
tho lake region. southeast winds, stationary or
falling barometer, stationary temperature, and
partly cloudy weather.
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