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, 1881-08-06
NEW YORK.

6Ptssot 0ApAkEh 10 1Ae Ihtf0ro 1f1ht1Hes
New YonK, Aug. 5.-Tl,e records show
that this was tie hottest day ut i y. IN. for
nine years. The nearest approach to It WAS
iii 1870, when ut TINT hour the n,ercury
marked " degrees, and the highest record
previous to that date WIS iii 1879 and 181U
wllcn 1t got up to s. degrees. Last yuar was
vory cool, comparatively, the mercury ut j
y. III. on tho 9Th Of August being only Is de-
grres. Between ind o. clock this cyet-
lug the l,oat was almost uncomfortable,
alld in the cross streots mt breath
Of alr disturbed the leaves OF tho trees or
brought relief to the sweltcring people,
There 'sYero evidences Of MI Impending
storm. nid It was W. forycnt!y prayed Tor, bnt
the atr WIS cooled oil materially. the fail
since . p. ~. being about 11 dn9rees, mid tho
wind, which llntt lncraasedt brought n de-
gree OF rHllut'to tho roOf-resting alld awetor-
two1n $3.50 p: ~; and midnight: $50 .. n,.,
"; d p. H., u; Up. Ill. 81; u, ~: ayergao
telnporaturs. slH; average Temperature fur
corr5esp9ildlnE r ,!ate iast yonr, tS!1;
old;f.sl,lonod hot SPELLS to-ttay., Everybody
latl bggnn TO fear at ono tfmD this Bllinn,0i,
especially the llotolkcvpera 9t tho seasltlc,
tint ttia city WAS no golnE to bs true to her
eatth, but to-slay she caulo 20 smiling, alti
showed,a q therIionetcrio registry Of 0 Il, Tic
tho st,Rdo AMI cllterfui' nvenlgu OF SSHk.
F9r sSyeFal I'VE boy baeys pHst the prnss of aoat
R@ay,.elaota1ts, NJ ,. a,'d ilassii!xs: and ysils
than they cnn hold. md arc throwing or to
Huoll . degrees shNt ex!stel!oe hcre Ii Geuoil-
stirring III thc narrow. tllorougllfurcs during
the dny, and hut slight breeza at nfgilt, and
that almost Us torrl4 Us though. passing over
~ &9las1l.!T4tl,'r,lace tue pent-up l'9paaoe,
l!l-yehtl|ated tsIien!ents are having i hartl
time indeed: The oYerpowerlnK hent OF to.
day brought will! It tic nsual rcoortis Of
tnta!lty. Complaints wero. universal III Nil
past q NsS NJ w YorR te a,e stfssts N wors se
lllost enttrely deserted, sayo By THOSE WHOM
Necessity compelled U bo abr0ad under tie
scoyrs!,i9s rays Of the sun: rle greateat
stck.-tiIoas suffering frnn xynotlo Of, ner-
ynus Diseases. The suifUrlMgs Ut Tie chill
Ire,s l!avo also bstn greatly !i,orcasesl, md y
lnrise !ncreased record 0f deaths IL rul,0rtel,
Glllents discarded oYary article of clothing
shelter ii tlio roar e1 tile huEs rows Se"i II
saao S hyss II wsh s otaSy ttsy dodn tys y The
lection Wher9 1t seemed possible to got brnatll
9f alr. Tho lteat brought Will, 1t the Usual
Increased acttyisy III tho varloNs hospitals,
alld st The p'yssahs wore busy II attending to
Of persons Frustrated BY tio, heat who wore
taken to thu different hospitals. md
shy sey oss S5hsss 0 esal SEs s'nsYS ssss,sncs 70
The steanlbnats to tho various seashIu resorts
wore loaded ut. Intervals Of nhOut MfteuIl
minutes with thousands of people; Tue
Rr93pT!etors ef the s9ystal liss ,a Of ths
!attnG t!leInse!ycs upon The lieat and like
'untlortakerB Of other thugs that hAyn not to
, 1881-08-06

PENSACOLA. Fla, Aug. 5.-rlse storm has
1nllcd, but heavy rain-slowors continue. The
Pensacola Road Is broken iii several places,
and heavy breaks nre reportcd OIL the Mobile
Ront! suspendtng all trains. From the inorr-
inE of tho I'll Up to D:80 H. nj. Of today II II,
lnluies of rain l'nye. fatten, moro than one
fourth nf tho total rAintnll for Inst yenr, l9{
itlclles IN excess Ut tho total nn10unt for
Alurch, April, May, and June for tho present
yeur,
, 1881-08-06

- x4AAOs
ohctaf toFffsf0ndfHrS NJ The CAt-o,,
COLuMnuF, o., Atln. 1.-,,rwn r,s" 'Hatt4
zoils, ono candidate far ~. pi"1n'reEt Nh
ffrprescnlntfvn ,,rro,.c tss ."o -antnla,thn v.
tt,.,Nm.. ~, sn,s''t..t,s .'s DetHuerkt1c cs
t."n,-", "'t o'''eeuolaeF, by lhewny, soa'es+
oussiug Mr.. nDnkwAltrrs letter ~ "ere d.
md commenting how gArew,,t,. n,,, " eetepst,
written. consolidating ~. y,,. .u'a ablT ~
,rr,tnr t,nh ,,a,.e. t ~ taet That the ,,I..a
'..' "".s r,o'ei ooen III public life. ..."M
sotofnn ohlcctio'dor and prcscu. .snt.aRt tasaRt
onothor whack exclaimed. "lIei,t ",p's.ut 5at ID
no moro vrotp TINT lettor thor :s!l noot&tn.
nrst nta,n m +.nr ,.s.. '"'n you did, tnsH
ra,,i, .s..s.. ~ "t .ust entering 1,uh,,. =
c!a write si'os letter: It Is tao r,ta,S.o uS.o A
amateur II, tho llc,nourutic ro,.,. e kotk ot i.
lsn9 ~ WIN y. ensewu politiefan, anil xn,f
&l'Uu that tho cEnlisc rclalirg to rc,..sM WV h
sutnptunrY lpr!slalIon wua cttho. .estnds X
dIotatou 1,y bunny I,n,, ,,,..'ao,. wfltcnt,m
Mr. trIlr,n,s i,ttas " " n''uaeH'
49, 4t..e. VI acceptance VI,
reRu, aha tho similarity Of tho cumno.ts4 ~
Mt onco intst nnttecnbip. Il IL wall hi
directly nftnr recnivintr tho ~" w kootn III
1,a,n,rrctIc onndlI,to WV "''nhAtlna 4
1,,.'. ~ a'.G ,.''1. .. ~ onco peuccrdus
N'pneF a'scy. now ! ork, atltl hnd Il IcnsMSaA Y
tcrvtow with Tho old man Of 1Itcro-' h'll t.
1t WINS doubtless btr,. .T,ltIon,. .,,.,,. lans u;
1lonlrwrl,nrt nrnro... nv aavloa thst iedY,
~. s'..,l. :. eAtuss us Ssawa 10 pIato.,s
ta!h tbpic ycatcFuay at tho nectiur of n. ~
ut5vo Committee In this city. II !. 4 Wy LIN
lint ttn ,ne,nicra ~ tho r,',,,., - hadennx
~. ,n.I.t..tT.,. - ~ o ou"''ittea ehoStd !.
, 1881-08-06
COOKED AND CRUSHED,
Eosef11 Disuatth Ia The fAGtann Trthunx

NtLwAuKEE, Aug. '6=-Two shocking nc
cfdents occurred In this city to-day. A. man
named Fritz Dahl'nan, employed in ron.lcr-
Ing establishment, fell into 1arge caldron
Ut scothfng grease and was literally cooked
To death. Artie Morgan, MI 8.year-oItl Ind,
Wllllo ut play In u bnilet.yarl palled over d
ptte OF heavy. oak plank md was crushed
almost beyond recognition.
, 1881-08-06

ELG1N, ILL.,, Aug, GA slnusll-up occurred
OH the Milwaukee, s st. Paul Road lust
night near Lanard. Dewnyno Waite, Ut
Milwaukee. engineer OF tho train No. II,
was badly hurt. An engine, .eaboose, and
scvcrnf cars were, wrecked. The accident
yvas, ca,sscd by train No. ., ln advance. break-
luz In two.
, 1881-08-06
WENT THROUGH n BRIDGE.
Hpttial DtIpateh to Ths Chfeaoo Tribune,

1.EAyExwonrii, Kas., Aug. n-Fre1ght
train No. 8 on the Missouri Pacific, duo hero
mt 0:40, went through bridge at Oak Mills,
about five miles ont Of Atcllson, and eight
cars woro wrecked. A tramp was danger
ously injured, namo unknown. Another
wreck fs reported between here md Kansas
temporarily abandoned. =,
, 1881-08-06
GEN. Pope.

KANsAs CiTY, Mo-, Aug. 6-Gen. Pope,
commander Ut the Department Of Missouri,
left TOR the West to-day, accompanied by Ills
fam!ly and Capt. Taylor aud hts sta0, lilo
will visit Fort Garland mud other military
posts In Coloruto aud Now Mexico, md lenti,
tlla condition ut ailatra In that Yectfon by
personal Inquiry nnd observation.
, 1881-08-06
s>.cTHE REPORTER WINS.

CrEclNNaTi, O.. Aug. h--Jmlee lhn's"i In.
tie Police Court. to-day decided ar,,ns,tpa
vulvlng tlie right OF the board VI h',s,nbt,.
to pu,lisl, by contempt pqrso''s M no1 ats tho It,
of f'the Board. The. .casJ aros5 'pon I'D ~ ST..
rest Of 'ue President Of .llo Board ,,as ~ r.:
portsf w1o j,aa baeu caught nj ptstssti t,s, i
rnuetlne attempting to discover tle sss't nilt
aliS6xec.itiye session, and who, npolFf FvG T,hb
tfle'i5oafI adopssl i resolution ,siIns ~
him ffhhy attendance ut tho h Ii,IIaM.sif b
when: hn suhsc0 0io,1iIY Ptese,liea mmaartIrs u.
VIVA ejected, Mill then lb hntl t'fs Tax, Wash9
rests. Jadgs lllgey is'n1a,t,, s1, '' 10 puqI,1,
for contempt, and nssessed Tue eoa's
tie .SeTKeAnt-as-ArnlS.
, 1881-08-06

KILLED WHILE HANDLING A GUN,
Special Dispatth to fhs Cbttaoo Tribune.
La sA1,LE, Ill.,, Aug. i. Alexander Lenny.
a resident Of this city, while handling Run
this morning, was t,,stnntly killed by Its ac-
about 60 years Of age. -. .,,sl' .l.;- i
, 1881-08-06

7Vse'+1F 0'31utsH E7 1Ht CF1tuep 7TlD1HE4
MA1lsIIA1d.TowS, 1a., Aug. 5.-El,o MGR
curry ranged from " to 1o4 III tho slado to-
day, and outdoor work was almost entirely
suspended. a. wtutl-storm suddenly made
down trees md wooden buildings md tiell,ol-
lshlng chmnoys, but doing no serious dam
HE9.
, 1881-08-06
WAUiEqAN, I'LL.
Epstfal ntspdlfh to 1ht Chteaao Tribune.

WAuEEoAN, ILL.,, AuE. 5-rho temper
aturo yesterday wns: 1870 a. n,., 10 degrees;
II ILL.,, 70: 3:f5, to1k. This morning Mt 0
o'clock the temperature started by register
Ing 81; 10:3o, o.. At II o'clock. thoro was n
el,atgr, nitl ut 12 tn. Tic ther.nometcr, marised
tho hcit OH Tho l}lu,fs and IN tho l,nttonls.
Forty lnb1rers un the Northwestern 1}ailroad,
live miles south Of this place. Ind to quit
work Mt o'clock. Several Ut them. so Il Is
reported, Y0re overcome by the hent.
, 1881-08-06
LA CROSSE, WIS.
Epftidl Distdtck to Ihe Chftaoo T>ibti,lA.

Eb9tidE W5b1ttN 70 1Ns EHItd9o 7FTbtlsHs
La, CRossE. Wis, Aug. 5.-Tto weather
tho past two days l,ns boon extremely hot,
fnd yustertlay tho Thermometer ranged at 1pt
In tho sl,a.'e, and nearly 100 to-tlny. John
Droschntsky, mason, while ut work re-
ccived u sunstroke, which is considered
lcportetl. but mono OF d severe character. 4
cold wave struck this city this evening, and
It Is lluW ar1ut 10 tleEreGS cooler.
, 1881-08-06
PLANO. {f.T,.

- - Special Dtspaseh to 7hs Chicago 1t1bun4t
PLANO, ILL.,. Aug. k-Tho leat ot. tho past
fow days llAs not beoll surpassed for several
years the Thermometer registering FROM o.
u loS III the shndo. Vegetation lH Withering
and tho dust Hes everywhere,
, 1881-08-06
CrNCISNATI.

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 5.-Tho weather Inns
been dry md warm for several dnys, but tho
atmosphere has not been oppressive. Tho
temperature to.lny ranged at o. degrees.
Dut ono fatnl case Of sunstroke wns reported
tt-dny. The oilicIal report OF tlaaths In tho
sityn yn for Ivy slow tho Mt!nlber Of deaths to
heat.
, 1881-08-06
nOsTON. -,

F"teldt Dtfpd&eA "a 1h* CHICAGO 1flbnW
DosToS, Mass., AuR. 6.-Thts l.ns bean by
far tho u,ttost day OF tho scasol,. Tho air
Inns been full Of It dense. stitllng moisture,
Ter. on the top of the high shaded
building rpcorted Ha3 IA tho Highest point,
but rnlinbt6 Instruments on the Btreut level
went rs high US OK. 4 number Of pr0stra-
itnna nre reported, but no fatAl sllnssrOkes.
Thy bench travel was greater tlinn any day
for three years past,
, 1881-08-06

Is c0natnefnDlo additional lhI0fmntlQn III re-
gard to tho foreign movement against Amer
tran pork. Col. Frank II. Mason, Consul ut
I}Nsic, says on this subject. "The result OF
MI the recent ngItatton Of tho meat question
since the announcement OF tho prohibltory
ruury last, ilas beon falling on Of from IL,
to Is per cent tn tho Import Of American
meats Into Swltzertand.' In the Cantons Of
Dorno land Zurich local butchers and
nleat-dealcrs have Influenced the CAM
tonal authorities to" refuse ndlnfs-
slnn to American hams and tncon Oh
theunnf1lclnl certificate at n private Inspector,
although meats hro admitted fro1n Germany,
tile inspection Of which, although nonltinlly
"olllcial," ilas boon obviously hasty ntMt
superficial. American meats arc still. how
ever, sent Into =.
TnE cANToNs OF DEl1SE- AND zuIucf1
to SOME extent under Invoices which make
IL appear thnt they como from Germany. To
this extent oniy, so far rs cali ascertain, Is
thcrc n practical discrimination in Sssltzcr-
lnld ngainst American meats. Tho n,ost OBJ
vtOms cOllcllstHns to bc derived from tile ex-
tst1nE facts Wonlt[ Stenl to be =
/. That tho fact must DO recognized Tint an
avemge Of per cnnt nf tue no4s saiRhtefea IN
t1oSinr ''fG rncrs sSoud Se nao to nsder
Htntd That tho lanRcr ut this Infection ID greatly
inorrasod Mllcn, the hogs arc permitted to cat
j III II nnorE ' simurhtrrn1 for cxpnrt ahpt,t,, ha
carefully inspected md trIchinons corcaescs
ccnt of tho hnK crop Is trng compared with
tho impending ruin of tho pork expert trade.
y There sn1ud h2 pim'nsnods ni.der Saf!4nal
tion throughout Eurnpo, clear and complete
sat;tes ewnE S ssen, y the hos
tic American rooplo from trichis,iasjs ,otw}th.
stumbling thcir largo Consumption, or nntivo
rncnts: the numbers Of hogs when die ycarly or
chocrn mid the accidents 1f transportation, and
Whnt oeeofnes M a Of @ no. s, a ay s dnS aea.
statns IL m ,ytnh ~ cnn IL stnu1, t"t Alnnrfnan
meats not otwithstandinr ttolF superior qsiaty.
Sa1 a9 Ss ssa + Ga5sR,s frGm q + =
published ana believed IN thts country that stlo
hogs which die OF d!scnso Or aro Killed or stltto-
II @ at .o nrS
american meats is due to sh0Ir uuccrtaln quail
mn, ,,,,,>,.op,,r,, ,,r,,n,or .o.,var
" AWE,i1oAy MrATs
con In n,1countniv mnt nntt nvcrco,nr orlv
c9,ancscI't 81 & ex,mrts. aupeintei by Smiionai or or
% seai or rS othor deytco W renrcso,1ting Goyer,. e. YER
1m,ntn, n,thoritY. In liz, E,,rt,,,enn mini.
Official seai is Inferior in potency only to It'd
aim fa!r.Iniildci dealers 10 ba tic 6est ii
tia 1uarkct, aid It IL growing I}ctter yeur Gy
Year. as iile' methods ii s,rliig Snd packing
TaTGs w an 1f - ySFSS %s 5erssts sdsts
aa 5 aypeoas Sl sa ot exparers Md ays
irsn resnni,HibIr .lias i,,rnts Mrt. tnm nornriit
ielty i Il, liz prnsent s IJ stnat6 wnist, ny
proMlt, % positive, ailti thorough policy NAV
ilot micst nd overcome. / bes 10 rcpcat tiat,
il, MY opinion, lis Eufopeai, traflie III Aner. :
.SMti1~ ~ ~'" ' ~ W. 's '|SA ia
, 1881-08-06
CROWE..

pEon1A, Ill, Aug. n--P, W. Grows, Of In.
fernal machine notorlety, Is about to enter
the Let Lecture @ asid llts s9'9Ieet w!ll What
York Herald reporter Interviewed him at
length yesterday. tla atlll tltsIsts ulat tic
lnachlnes sent to Liverpool Wero ,lla.lutAn-
tuIed here. -
, 1881-08-06

BOILER EXPLOSION.
RALEIGH Counr-lIousE, w. Va,' Aug. e..
Tho boiler Of Knott Bros stean sawintll OK
p1oded md Injured Joseph urunty, engineer,
who will probably tio.
, 1881-08-06
OCONOMOWOC.

8pkttNl D15pd1kh 10 tbs CA1ed00 IflbNNR*
OcoSuMowoc, Wis, Aug. 5.-A laborcr
mined John Hanson, on tho farm Of Albert
Campbel, near 11artlanti, olgl't miles from
here, was suustruck yesterday, and died from
tho effects last night. lie took n batll at
aud died. lIc wAs Scandinavian, and came
over last sprlng.
, 1881-08-06

8psttal Dtspnteh to Ths CAteaoo Tribune
ELalS, ILL.,. Aug. h-To-day las bcoll the
hottest of the season, md several cases Of
sutlatr0lto occurred. Capt, j. C. Tucker was
Frustrated, llMl tonight lies In 1. worry eriticaI
condition, Johil +. Mann. o painter, aiMi
Henry Ford, masoil, were also overcome BY
, 1881-08-06
FOURTEEN VICTIMS.

pEo1uA, ILL.,, Aug. 5-Fourtcen deaths
fro1u tho explosion at Woolner's uistIlery
have thus far occurred. Tho remaining four
Victims nrc doing well. About $500 has
thus far boeM raised for the relief Of tho be-
reavcl families. :
, 1881-08-06

HpseNs VFV"FsN - t4}# HsEFee* 2TtbThe, =
! MAl.slIALLT0wN, In, Aug. 6,-Tho Ropub-
llcan Convention tos the rhfrty-eigltIl Suna.
toslal District, held NJ n!ooklyn today, noln.
os'sa &sss; 4 !; IL syafs as e ass &S'Ss; s bal
lot,:J,. K. Kanlrpr, ot Hamilton oof,tty, % I va
nominated 10 rspFesent' tho ''rwenty,r.intn
District, 10th aro Wilson mon; mud 1T 10
Mlal,nws, tAat Ills clueton ~ unitsd States
Senator is now asaHeel. 4 ~. =
, 1881-08-06
R0UTtr ET.1rN.

- Special Dilpoteh to .Ins t.Ateepo Tftbtna.,
souT,t Et.alN, ILL.,, Aug. 6.-Yesterduy waa
tho hottest tlay yet Of tho seaaoll.; The ther-
'lnomoter wis up to 107 degrees above zcro.'
It w'ns with much difficulty that labor WIS
carried OH outdoors, No rain hcra yet.
, 1881-08-06
SIGNAL SERVICE,

0FglcI or rue CnlEy SIGNAL 0YslcER,
WABulS0ToN, y, G., aug: Oil u. n..-lntl!.
caslons-Foy Tennessco aud the Ollip YAH
Icy. partly, cloudy weather. local rains,
variable Winds, mostly southerly, nnd sta.
tlonary Gr lower temperature and barometer,
For Tie Lower Lake rpKion, fair weather,
followed Wy Increasing cloutlness aud local
, 1881-08-06

DEs MONIES, H., AuK, 5.-'rlo thermome-
tor to-day Indicated op}K,-tl,a highest oyor
recorded lletc,-al,.l dropped fr0M py to, ~,
9r2 ueKroes, about = p. Ill. In loss thali
Attoun Ia!Nutpa.
, 1881-08-06

Special DitpateA to 1hs Chtedqo TrttunA
RACINE, WIS, Aug. 3.-rhis was the hot
test day Racino has known in ycnrs. The
inlncnse factories were obliged to shut
down, mud over 1900 mon quit work. Btlsl-
MSS was, gellcsnlly suspended. The ther-
lnolnotor inllcat0l l0} In tho shade. Several
sunstrokcs, but mont. fatal, .
, 1881-08-06
FIVE MEN HURT, ONE FATALLY.
8pkfial UfpAleA tn Ih4 Ehitdoa Tribune,

0ps11Vs OE7UHltH II 17N EHl1Nd1 7YtbHnEs
DunuQuE, H., Aug. 6.-The frcfght-train
which left here at ]:i5 going south OH tho
milwaukee, Il st. l'atl Kaflroad ran into n
constructlon-trafn near Catfish. three miles
from hero. Doth engines wo5o totally
wrecked md several cars damaged. Ono
man OH tho coilstr,ictton-train. Ja,ncs Nc
Cracken, Is supposed to be fatally Injured,
a1ltl four others wera seriously l,itrt. Air
urtiGr wHs given to hold tlle frefght-tratn till
tho otlicr had nrr1yed,- but tic conductor
faiIed to receive It,
, 1881-08-06
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS. ,>''
BAN lllARolsoo, Aug, t-allAlnx stocks closed
CELEBRATING. .TAE PRESIDENTS IMPROVE.
..s;.,' MENT,+ - I;;,....s.~..s. :.

NEVADA Cry. New, Aug. b.--Tq1p >in.-
proyelDent In tl,s condition Of the TreslaeAt.
was celebrated to-day by a military parade
aid drill. Gov, ,perkins;. With -paYty. ,was
presept Civic exprclses had bean cbntelnr
plAteQ, but WerG not caSgled out
, 1881-08-06
QUINCY, I'LL.

5ptetal Di,pateh to Ths CAteaeo Tfto,tnA
QUINCY, Ill.,, Aue, 5.-Tho heated term
continues nnbroken. To-day thu mercury
stood for over nil hour at 1na In tho. sIsauc,
and men working III Tire city and ,tllrnshors
in tho tiohls were Obliged to 1nlt. Only
tllr1a pr9strntlons were reported, none Ut
1leln fAtAl.
, 1881-08-06
WATEKToWN. WIS.

's*ela4 Uspateh 70 TN Chicago 1FF0unss :.
WATEl1owN, Wis.,: Aug. b.-'ro-tlay has
been tho hottest here ln twenty yrprs, Tho
Thermometer reglstetu.l 1o3 III tue shade,
, 1881-08-06

,!nnes beatty. N. T., Is President and Capt.
McSiaster, Vtce.l'restdont,-for tho purnoau
nf supplying tho city with pure milk, bot
'Thcsc 6otfles viii Ge l,orniotiealiy scaled ant
ueIlycrcN lit Il lHltler cover 80 hs to Kunrtf
ntNIlst tho chnllcu Of RtiniterntOlt !
, 1881-08-06


JACKSON, Miss. Aug. 6.-At no time siuce
the organization OF tho Convention lias there
been tile sall,e activity, tho same parsonnl
zeal Ia tho interest ot tho respective ca,ldl-
dates, MS to-iay, partlcnlarlyin tho forenoon,
Gov, Stone ansl Maj. Unrksdalc, two Ut tho
most prominent candidates, bning each IN
tic Capitol inspiring their followers
to stand firm to ths ind. Sayernl. baltots
wcro taken to-day. when tho Convention
adjourned for uilner. The twenty-sesentll
lla1los stuotl: Stone. 10S; l3arksuale, %;
FeatlierstNno, 10; Calhoun, Ii, WHo1l, It'd
Convention met III tho Afternoon session
uatllnnMs rnmo Was withdrawn, On tho
csss lot i've mliiltes: Aii anlf.t!.lri:ternieSs'
When tl,s Convention Wconyened, Tarks:
,'nla mid FdAtllDrstnl'9 Weru withdrawn <alNt'
Aiobnrt Lowry llagel ~ nomination. Gen.
Tho cln6otllnlo,,t of two fticas-Yiz.; 0ppo-
slsioM tu tlirtt term anil Ito severance of tho
Judiciary frau the Executive Department.
Tho Stone tlelesu!es inlnedlntuly bvgaM till.
bustartng 0t n motlon to u.l]ourn BY y call
iMont lla, aIinst, ~. ls!aully 6y c9,iao,tt
Convc1ltlni,, q. tlla lkifslStl! bnllot, noIll:
na1ea 'II,I fos SaoyfSros Ge hobsrt Lowry ot
Feathcrstanc, al,d JntIKe Calhoun sero pro.
soSe Wsensa a.est efsss XII stHS: rssss SWh
The s,tcccss Ut Cop, Lnwry Is ruxardDh as hi
ea's St 81 sstsss!s % Esats e ss
pnt.uoyarllor on tho arnt balloE .: ~
Vhfrty-first. baliNts Stone, l1a; Lowry,
l@ on M9tlon, LowrX's 'ln!nt.,aslou Wds
lMadc l!na9l!nn!la. g. -. s9atNls waa l,orAf..
na,etl fur, Observation-Disclosures on tue iirst
r. = T.
, 1881-08-06
TORT WAYNE, IND,

s1tttal u{kpsEeh 70 TIA uA9taeo 1t16NNS.
.FoEr WAYNE Ind., Aug. 6.-Dr. U. B.
Sto'netl, leading physician. wh!lo walking
OIL Calhoun street tt,-day was pr0strutad by
Tho !ntonse ltoat, Aston Ntelnn,,, q lMborer,
was snlistrl,cli ut noon to.tlny ind died III
three hours. llo leaves wilo a1,d two chill
, 1881-08-06

! ,HAIE1oA. n, G., Aug.. s.-~l}epofts from
seventeen counties give d majority against
prohibition Of 9l,74s., Other counties will
probably run 1t UP To 10000 Or 4, ,o0o.,, The
, 1881-08-06

3I11wAuKEE, VIA, Aug rb,-rhe. weather
llaB been Intensely hot today. tho tler-
lAonlcter registering 1tN dcgruas IN tic osllado.
, 1881-08-06
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED
Special Dtspatth fe The ChfeapQ Ifihnn4.

KoMoKo, Ind, Aug. 6.-An accident oc-
Cured this. forenoon OIL tho narrow-gauge
road east OF this city, resulting In tho fatnl
Injury of the fireman md engineer. Tho
iratn was ditcl1ed by brokoii rail. Tho
engine tnndcr and baggago car wero de-
, 1881-08-06
MlLwAUKEE.

Special Dslpatth to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. W!s., Aug. 6.-rho hent has
boen very oppressive to'day, Thermometers
marking 100 In tho siate ut noon. a hun,-
her Of prnstrntIons hayu been reported, but
none fatal. a cold wave from tic Far West
Is promised.
, 1881-08-06

ToloNTo, Ont, Aug. 5.-Tlo death Of Col.
Frederick W. Cumberland, Manager OF tlo
Northern Hallway, took place at his resi-.
'donce+ Iu this CITY ut a quarter past 8 tl,ls
morning. The doceased ha.l beenAillng fur
sonto tlule from a complication Of diseases,
a,ltl Ills tl0atll waa hot unexpected. Col,
in ib9o, md rceotysa his cdlca!lon, Ut Kings
September, 1877, and the following yUur wins
mNtlY County ,,EnEtAoers s,o Of tho York
the. profession OF architecture, md
'lng !gdo ot sroatpaf91Sa aa a ;s"1afyHe
Inks ot tne etty,inSlu.llng st. Jullivs Cat!!o-
rnnto University. III 1855 i,s was ii,a.io ChIcf
Engineer ut the N0rthern, Railway, nlld In
T: i f a3s 81 nsn sa'5t Il " @ss G{sfa'ys s ss s s
p1llltusi Colonof ii iSl.. on rctirIns frnt,l Ht,
io.CaMV 10 'ulo Goyuriior. .iitnaral III It'll,
IN lss7l he :wHs 'elcrted n,eINlpr'
si tSr a AESS asM y sea1 tse was osHs sec osslssre
ii ltls 81 npa'inioM i'aarItaniont. Fiji CT. GanSer. %
lalNt took y LEADING; peet IN connaotlo4 with
becn rres!le1lt Of ft4a ". Georges Society
mid the A!ecl,nMlcs1 Institute. llo WIS also
q aetiyo 9; 4,en'oST 1sS t t st sreTs ! sason9
QUO ot the Knights Iempler. llis dsatis viii Siii
sirs1s imlytdsaf and ID the pesltio''s sii ~
which !,o occupied ecessarlly exrItgal a goul
ttual Of a!,tRg1lllsnl} but IN tho faulty circle
es %Ss s s sYrs ,. & df'YaaE & knss sse's asT. s:
Sssny GSsosty ,Ixo1s1i VIII 9S Fss"9ored an4 Ills loss
, 1881-08-06
EX-G0v. BAGlEy's REMAINS.

EVV3V7 14*0ttF Et6"HV1VUF
DETnolT. Alch., Aug. a-trhe remains Of
e1-l'ov. Bagley arrived In this city this morn.
Ing from San Francisco. wllvre they wore
eM6aluled: The. funeral will tak0 place OH
Sunday afternoon.
, 1881-08-06
LOUIgYILLE.K KY

Lou1avlLLE, Ky, Aug. b.-To-day and the
four preceding days Ut this month lave bean
quits as warm Us anything experienced here
during the late spell III July. The Sixunl
, 1881-08-06

!: l1A,arAx. ASiF. R5aiefl, son 4 o., nanls
estimated bstwcen ~. .ooo aud sl0a, ,oa0t
, 1881-08-06
,1HbaItf.Ta,

Special 0ispateA1{e TN4 chteaeo Tttbuns,
QuknEo, Aug. p r3loat OF tho expelled
Jeauits from FrnneR, who arrived ',ets by the
1'atlslaA lutenl " M Ito IN Montreal.
, 1881-08-06

MILK AT TORONTO.
Bpssta1 ptspe4A1 10 7hs GAteass 7s&ssnA :
TunoSro, Aug, 5,!-A dairy company Inns
been formed hero with capltai Of 3loQ, ,o00, -