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The Aunuuf Session OF tho Council
OF tho Lutheran Church CT North

America
LANCASTER, O., Nov. 1o.-The great Council OF
the In bel an CLusch in North America closed IT,
labovs last niRh.. Rev. J. c. Platt and Dayld A.
nt Ut. Esc., wetr elected to Ill the vacancies In
the Co.nmlttre on Hutue M,ts,onA An Interesting
report from. the canm4tte.. was rad by Rev. Il
Roth, S. c1etafy. Rey- br. PassaTant, Chairman
at the Ch!caRo Theoleetc tcai Seminary Commission.
reported the progress made IN thls tn
p-r,ant woEk since last JeAr. Mr. J. Gsossl.
lie oncJ received BY hin Tor the support Of for
e!gn missiepA R-v. Prof. {. T. shaner. .: D..
FeTtdent of the Facntr Of the Pn!tade phl2 Sem
| The sessions Of the council have been unusually
| peasant and interesting, MANI TistnuE brethren
peIpr present. au:pnc whom were Professors LoJ
| ana Schmidt, OF Capital CnlverHtJ. Columbus.
| Lhic. The c,txers II Lancaster have ma:lIes1ed
ere .. ln:errsk IN the rlocceilnRs, and nave cx'
teude.t the uoet tnldlsl hospitality to the mem
/ hers Of the convention. The mkt session OF thu
GENERAL cnunctl Will be ne.i At Rochester, y. +.
| Nov. 2, ISL.
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SCHENECTADY, Eor. 1n--Frecsr!ck Fuller was
arrested here On Monday an q charge Of being
Ie.etnieh smith, tho Tl*<r touH'y rossisdr n'nr,
derer. lie WIS to-day brought ftee 70 lace Nth
nnt recognized, Fuller re+th+A At Gasret6yflle
nfsern County, he will he discharged.
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ST. LOFTS. No, Nov, 1e-The nrat division o.
the 81 Louis south eastern Railway, S1tena.ng a
Is miles from this eify, ctcs:'nv rs !itncls "
Mount Vernon, wts formally opened to-ds! y
an excursion. participated 10 By msny Ta,,-
g c,ttxers NJ ST. Louls The neE tosd. saossa1,
tally constructed In c7ery respect, and vel
equipped, IL now really tor business It 1uus
thTuuRh itch and HQpu]ou6 COMMIT.
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Grand Relsx1ous Ceremonies nj

fsTRU0 KeltK1oU0 ECFN 0uic& NJ
Notrc Dame Cutve3%t,y.
Soc1u BxKp, Nor. 1n.-To-daT the Most Rev.
Archbishop Purcell Of Ctncipratt. assisted b IN.
Right Rev. Btshop tenrs, Ut Fort Wa{nr: haht
Ulsnop EofIcf OF Dctsttt> aud a nunhef q the
1evc.end clergy from different parts Of The Wes',
folemuly dedicated tue enttre community Of me
The Students Of tre University and ST. Ms!i
academy, 10 our Indy Of the sacred Heart pnEsnf
The Ger. moItcs four schc:astics Eesg ouMnesi
ufiests by the Mos.. Rev. Archbishop Purcell
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INDIANA.
Rcunion OF knights Tctnpsnr n
Fort WATu6s

Special DeFpatch 10 Tie CHICAGO Tribune
FORT WAIVE, Ind Nov. ia grand reunion
IT Kulghta TrCplar wns held here this evening.
py Invitation Of the Fort Wayne commandesy
with the PnFs Grand Commander Ee~by. in mi
uniform. R1t1rei here ct O'Clock p. m.. WherS
they wire mel hr Tic F"tt HA5ne CommAndeEy
heaued IL Lireet.s Band. and fecelTed according
10 he leanlstious nf The order wher about dry Su
Krients ttii tito lire. Ia fuli Tcmplar uhit5rm
ard eto'r1ed the visiting Sir Knights to uei1
3ir Kn!ehts executed the drill OF the order b.
going through their kntshty evnsntions CpoI
arriving st tho asylum, the Fort NAJne Com
al T+EpIar Masnnry, after which the guests, II
ccmrapy With the Fort waJne Comm2nderJ. par
took OF i uDc banquet In true Teuplaf spirit III
visitors return hcme to-morrow.
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1nxpos, Nov. IA correspondent Of the
uorld. writing from Versailles. sth, says: Let
nm hare been captured with seven persons at-
.sr,ntInr to leave Paris By balloon. The cotFes-
nondt n e eclzed Elbows that burnside abused his
nrncr4un,1y to allow him to enter and Leave RAM
by bringing ont an authoritarian PROM tae iasl. =
f;orcTnmsnt for the loao recently negotiated n
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nxtARApK. Nor. 6-Tne se4aton OF the ChAna-
ber was closed to-day. The Regent 10 h!a Speech
| referred TO the rereul rc!crrrs as husplcsouslS
| eornmeuced. and to the alliance which hxs bee1
| established with Noum1nta.
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ponulatfou OF kcntuckT<

LOUISVILLE. K<., Nov. ;a-Tne seosua tnow:
oiber sryen thas Inc present pSputAston 81 ken,
mcty Is I.*59.ea5 " .ne.esse r. ~ - 3 tss
1eats Of 77',oli, tho lt1Rees Ae.a.t nea
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s.. fEThRsnrao. Nov, IA rsoIoc: Of law.
stdustLR n.e f.rmef "mIi's1y ee.rtce lu Eusssa
from twelra II nix xTesfr, II COW t,eiarr tho Couo-
e1i ef st,~ Enpsres .T3,h mctsuEe u preliminary
to further Reduction ot tf'o term OF service To
tarse Jesrr. Ind app,Era 10 al runjee.s oi Hussts
trrcBpectl.e OF 1A4k. ).
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Etre7s

Nxw YORK, Nov. 1o.-Tne piano manulAesos3
Of Lndn.an Sons, Becker ttreet. wA oauAseo
$4,000 by 6fe this afternoon; inAueed.
MAplseH, VIA, Nov. IA mr. 1t OttEon lsas
ntRhI ostR1rlii1k from I detective chimney. ae
st1rJed The Post Once, Ttpples' and 6eeoe.
stozt3, EcilnnnzJ es1aha snM&ats md a &sVh'
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Iospox, Nor. 1c.-Mr. Ro11ee.on. pioneer Of the
Care Of Goad Hope diamond dicE'nGs, has AZ
.1yed IN England He 1usi.nes the glowing ac-
counts OF that COUNTY, lately published.
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Reception OF Archhishor Srn3dinE
Mt baltimore.

HAr:1txoEK, Nov 10. Archbishop Spald!ng ar.
t.yed to-day after IN absshcr Of tile over rear.
AMI had au enthusiastic reception. lie WAa e.
co1tfd hS grand psoceAAton 10 his residence,
The procession xna about twn miles long. COM
rN,sta Of various koctctita and schools, With ban.
ness and bands Of Iunxtr, clergy Of the diocese,
and Citizens IN carriages.
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rnw der mil Destroytds

wuxxssAxsk, Pa. nor. 19--Tns - Lo1esae ems
Powder tonpan,s mill and az aoa2ea s3e,o.,en Mete
sa-r!s anna Nc Killed. 17d otcar Scnotoa1e1
! fsisii7 Injured Damage Ne,oee.
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TENNESSEE.
An Ex.ArmY officer $hot-Ku.s<lux
OntraKcs+

NASHVILLE. Soy. 1G-At Liberty. UehAo e
rnnntT Sih inst. II, l. nAsh2E1y w2s shnk AND
ftled bS y,ck md Overall, C:.nstao'e% HATH"
axaJ vas drnnk .nd a,toros,ly Eesssa n1 1se taGke
t,nstre1 ntsrol. WIS nred rpon t!n1n!taneousl!
sJ tnen. fialhaway was Lteu,enans 10 % Ssoses
cara:Iy during The waI, and captain IN DFo"o-
In Wsjson Countv. Friday night uAsfed men
called Xstihew shorter, co'ofsa. from MY ttSa
iepcc, near Lebanon. ND n!1ed o3a T., 4H az. sas
ley Armetroue assaulted Pack Florida and "oeot-
I'd him m 0rta1IY.
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vnr Department Weather Report.
TS11kp STATES s.aSAl SKHy1cH.1

CHICAGO, Nov. II. ]
The following IL the ofclal record mkde for the
observation and report Of slo:ma. BY telegraph
and signsi. for The benent ot commerce on tn
northern lakes and teAoosfa for the sFenty .tous
ncurs ending II II p, H., Chicago time. 1ne u
he shows tie heights OF the barometer and tnes
,uoue1es at the hours at O'Clock T. m-.s p n.
and II D. N also the amount OF rainfall for III
tweuty-feur hours ending At T. NJ. snow aot
| n2Il beng reduced to ra1n:
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Philadelphia Fire Companies D's"
banded.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1o.-Both branches o. ..ae tae
my CLuueii nave passed Resolutions aise51a!os !.
the Inauguration Of u.0ycntnt tf! dts 1anusus
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The Dnue herty Murder Trtnt ut Ko-
kouo IkcAulls IN q ycrdtcs OF Not


8pxe1.1 De4patch to The Ch!eaxo Trihune
KrKoNp 1nh-, Nov. l0.-The trial Of Lieutenant
VIII ". Dangherty, Of the Regular Armr. for the
nu1det Of Joseph Van Horn, 1t the Sherman
11ouse, In this city. the 18th Of November 1sds
has bcen progressing al Tipton during th- ptsi
eight DAYS, Hon. thomas A. 1lenirtcks, ~no *as
one of the defendants attorneys, made the con-
Gliding argument this rnoyn!uR. The Jury. amer
,!rlittra,ton OF m hour, brought In verdict O.!
nat guilty.
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No d1a 70 she a=r1nane, snd the tnSrastsnde with
which he was treated
u" IT pseiara ton1 aIe being maacE IL Beril7 frr
TIC frtuEu Of the k:u2. E1nr.lve preparations
are being made 70: grand il;untus:soa.
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LONDON. Nov. ,o--The csrt.,re OF he 1essrsa
tArk Del Turner In the Eostt4 Sea, ~ L E:ea>a
azoc-elss ;. reported.
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shipments OF Cattle East from Kan.
aR~ EStJs
Special pespateh to The ChIeaeo Tribune
KANSAS Ctr, Mo-, Nor 10.-The Hannibal
St Joseph Railroad shipped East So cars Of cas-
tie: the Missouri Pacific Railroad Is do; the
So,th vi asouIt Railroad, IS DO.
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FL l2. ...
bfSh0P 0P&
BARNES

HaFc a large and <sE1rae-
f,re.. stock Of Snb1es, Err
mine, .M.nk, Seal, Siberian
Squirrel. and -4sfFaclsafs
Cloaks. Capes, Ttsz.,ss4s, Cal
lars Boas, .ns1ns, Cst11s,
&C., Of 0sss' oarss 1,atz7stEfac-
tssre, in all the .sta,s1aTa
and tn many 1se1u and etc.
CANT designs, achicfe aCe s'>-
commend as superior in
QNntffy, ana at re,-y tosc
prices. II f1tlf line Of La.
dies and Gents: S10rcs and
.Nitfeus, fo,. Winter ace<or.
Great Inducements offered
in
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ITALY,
AFRICA.

FLORENCE, Nor. 1c.-The Austrian Government
has ofY1caa:ly approved the Itaian policy II Rome
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RAIA Ball.

puuApHlru{4. Noy, lN.-1n I game o1 base
ha]l in this city to-day between the Auanttca sod
Xutua.x. the former club Nas Victorious ey 4
aooEa Of q 70 II,
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The r4rtnenhp heeetafese e1ist5ak uades ta6 ~
-. 6een thia aaJ tssokvea h r3tal senseaf Arm
ma III Ems f9e Nm - paid 70 ~; S.!9nt1 N,9s{
R0RKET FAA&A
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II!:i7O X0T1fF 70 CONTRACTORS.

,e+ hereby tvsn sa:t :e.,sa pF:'sser :: :se Town i
:! .asi .sf ), ss;ts sstiost t. sA1ERDAY. So.
yS< rt, s1 .he Improvement o H{.e r.t..: e;f
X. eis iats to b on. ;ali suio1
e f.as md .peaeasion: y e ~, WTK * 81. saNs
a.s,on obtained. Il .hs esaee '' "A'' ~
M 10, Tribune Bnslaink;
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The negro hayjl r got Lila Thirteenth, his
Fourteenth, and his Fifteenth Amcndm hts
10 the Constitution, ought soon TO disappear
from the theatre of Federal politics as a star
actor and hereafter figure only on the local
boards of the Southern States.
Mr.. WENDELL PHILLIPS wants Congress
10 give the negro land. But he can get land
enough for rothing under the existing Home
stead acts. If h. has scruples about obtain
ing it at 80 cheap a rate, he can pay dollar
and quarter an acre for il under the old
statutes But he wants land In the South.
Well, we doubt not TIL great landowners
of shat section will sell him all he desires 1T
low rates or even give it TO him, provided
lie will vote the Democratic ticket. This
bargain will DC very likely to be entered into
10 moderate extent, and may prove remu.
lucrative 10 both the contracting parties
Mr.. SUMNER wants the United States to
provide schools for the Southern ncProcs.
We presume Congress will do nothing of the
sort. 1t in important for all classes that the
freedmen should enjoy the privileges Of com.
mon schools, and no class will appreciate this
fact more highly than the large property.
holders Of that part Of the Union. They will
no doubt soon establish a system of schools
adapted to the needs Of portion of their
population In whose enlightenment md
good conduct they have greater stake than
the citizens Of any other section Of the coun.
try. OF course the South will not object to
tho educational bcnefactions of the NORTH.
whether they come in the shape Of money or
teachers, and, doubtless, aft,r the larsc oi
time lNs soothed the pref udces of the present
hour they viii welcome both
There are but two things that can here
after make the agitation Of negro questions
dis urL.ng element in politics, aud es
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pecially in national contests. II is the oston.
tatious attempt on the one hand to confer
upon the negro special privileges, thus In
flaming the prcjudiccs Of large masses Of
white citizens; and, on the other hand, the
persistent effort to deprive him of the rights
he has already obtained, thus summoning
his friends to the rescue, and arousng the
opposition of TINT large conservative class
who will frown upon efforts to reopen Issues
which have once been closed.
The patriotic mode of hereafter treating
the entire series of controversies which sprang
from tho bitter root of slavery, is for both
political parties and all classes of citizens to
let the negro alone.
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SERGEANT roLoER,s DUNGEON.

something 10 the Credit OF the Police Come
mis>foncrS-WiIl the Legislature Abolish
our AudcrsOnVitie Prison Pew r--hnli IL
Longer be n Crime 10 be POore
The BOird Of Metropolitan Police are deserving
Of credit for thing at least They have steadily,
for several years past protested In their annual re-
ports against that dsgraceiul relic Of the dark ages
the House Of Detention OF Witnesses. The card Of
the present inmates Of that black hole, published in
THE sun yesterday shows most revolving state OF
affairs. The uni Apply inmates, according to their
story, arc utatod In the same inhuman manner as
were the Union prisoners in Libby Prison or saHs.
bury, during the late war. The police report says
that one unfortunate was subjected to this treatment
for 2G9 days, simply because the politicians were
able staye OF the trial OF the murderer against
whom be was principal witness. lie was poor
mechanic. guilty Of no offence, and charged with,
none, and the head OF family depend ent him for
support. Five persons were detained last year over
lOc dHvs each, sixteen over ~ DAYS each,
over 30 di' each, and iory-fve 20 DAYS each.
aud all slmib because they unable to give bail
for tacir lpuenrance Us Witnesses Who can Gale l.
late the amount OF suffering aud distress ontaed by
the ten yeurs, seven months and thirteen days AZ.
Er' gate confinement Of poor witnesses during the
past yearS
That ali this Is unnecessary Is apparent. The Po-
lice Commissioners have suggested plan by which
tins outrage upon unohendtg citizens may be
avoided. They say:
1T s believed that me Ie-slnture has 'he cons,itu
ionl aulhoni 20 ancrd the code Of practice IN crlm
mai c - that any person, deemed 10y the court TO
DE On Htcf lu wiiue IA criminal case AID not able
~ ua sh bail shall be lnt,d to have his testimony
u. lN rue District Attorney, on notice 20 tie prs
HnNr "a eel ~ tic rson,f, so that the witness nav
uc como Vt aud eros examined hy the accused, AMI
I, Do hgr'upo di-rn ycd on ns ocuIzarce.
The tcs,mlny 30 tskei 10 b. used ut tic trai, II te
peto al at,nlenceo Of the witness cannot be enforced
10y tue process " the Court"
And yet the frrmcrs Of the new charter for this
city have Incorporated into 'nat document proyis-
ION ur continuing tlis lnrlaruus institution. The
lt-i- 'ufc viii cuuncl i-ct 20 popL ar iavor by
40 .H-Hut the institute u entirely.
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Dec sth. Iseo.

Catharine paid GOES to Barry for this dran, but
her sister learned that 1t worthless In Ireland
and therefore sent II back to her. representative
of rnB SUN called OF the Office of Austin Baldwin 6
Co., at - Broadway. and presented 1t for payment.
A CLERK OF the firm said; We arc ready to cash
the order. SIR.
RrrorTEn-wny was II not paid in IrclandY
CLERK-Bccausc Barry swindlcd US; we permitted
him 20 use the name Of the nrm; but he did not pay
w for the drafts which he issued, and we then
stopped payment Of the money orders In Ireland
TrroRTER-Did you give authority TO Barry to
SCI INC drats IN INC name OF your house, o., =,
his Office IN Brooklyn, but they we're not purchased
at our ONCE here We are noticgally required to
pay any Of the drafts he sold.
REPoRTEn-why Go you paw them, them
CLrRK-Because the people to whom he sold
them nre very poor ard We don't want them to be
injured by any one using the name Of our housc.>.,
REPoRTER-The drlft Of Caiharinc O'Nei.l have
handed 10 you was presented hero few days ago
and have been toldt you offered only s. for IT.
CLrRK-we offered IS In gold for II. and VIC are
ready 10 pay all the drafts that Barry sold IN the
name OF our firm.
At this moment Mr.. Baldwin, member Of the
house, appeared, and having asctrained the object
Our reporters VISIT said
1--WE have been heavily swindlcd by Barry sir
fou see he was an agent Tor the sale Of passenger
tickets On several steamship lines To Europe; aud he
used pay us for the GRATIS he issued out Of the
money he Obtained from that source, after he had
expended the amounts received for money orders.
think le must have kept On In this way for some
ug shipping merchant"
RrPoRTEn- Did lie make any accounting for the
drafts he soldl
MIR. BALDwIS-No; we had him arrostcd and he
subsequently turned over policy ON HE life to Us,
TO indemnify US IRON loss. We are prepared to pay
all his draits-and should like you to state the
fact.
RrpoRrER-Is he in PRISON.
Mr.. BALDwGS-No; we consent to his discharge.
The cicrk here handed our re- ortcr a. - for the
draft purchased by Cath irine O'Ncill-wnich II one
of hundreds sold by Barry.
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Two Young women, both named johnson. were
ttt.u 10 ne Iomh- Yesterday on the char1c II
t-p1a. ia tine streets. Roth were dressed IN
mourning .pp,r,L 4nuir quarrel was about III,
pu.-, scion Co., q cUIld on, 6'utug to br the mother
Ih, h,. ier OF the cIlI, loy about ~ y,is VI i,
informed Judge Quinn that Mios dohnson'- brother
thr glu'l'- i' Cr, Nd .iNcu hm INTO her CHARGE, ON
tAc -l,uud tau. tr uttr woman, IL, cllg's motAcr
VS. Lut M 20 cure tor linn. ln answer TO the JuIzr
Mr., Johnson, tnr mother, '.ul that She had not
lived Nlt. her husband recently; that he " WAS Lp
"a. Nrr,' iL,1ullg ln Prison; uat ,up LIl been
Wof ih- 100 san francesca IY.Ay Win another man,
having len her calL behind, and That she had no
y,si' be- mean, OF support jud-c Quiuu thought tie
child w. Lest uG Wu,rO = WAS, lu adv l~, the mo
thCr, n -ur wanted uc boy o. 200 ol' 3. writ II
hgi,Is ,0r Vs aul lo' ihr supreme CONT decide who
ou s.t Co have tn ere Of hA. THIS NoloA W,rc
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Turkey Gravy Pomnde-A wrOrl Use of

From he LANSING (hich) RspabIcon.
good religious college, located not thou
sand mica from Michigan, was blessed with a wide
circle OF female friends among the denomination
thriving town where the college very popular,
thought II would be kind act to send the senior
class n box Of good things for Thanksgiving. They
prepared lot OF mince and pumpkin pies frosted
cake cold roast turkeys, and other dainti.s, md m
order that the turkeys might 90 of smoothly. they
put in the box bottle OF rich, savpry gravy. II
was not labelled, amt the bottle containing II was
very much like thosc IN which a lavorte kind OF
hair oil If exposed for sale tIe tempting shelves
Of InncY goods stores.
When the box was opened at the COLLEGE and the
Joyful feast disclosed 10 view the Senior class were
highly delighted. That THANKSGIVING dinner was
tue hhnpiest FOR many year, win one little cxcep
ton, and TINS was more cOmlcpi than m-lancho. y
hair Thought Of course these benevolent ladies' had
tlen In view IN sending present OF hair oil and
they syly carried Of the bottle, and IN their own
rooms made faithful application OF gravy 20 their
heads The sickness uf the supposed hnr oil soon
aroused wonder: but II was some tine before IL
Seniors knew that they had made wrong use o. a
table luxury. The Joke soon spread through the
college and NJ last reached tho ears OF the donors Of
tire box. A. Christmls, Therefore, the same Gcner-
nu-. hearted .ade made ready another box Of g,ol
thlIgs, and forwarded Il to the same coll ce.
Taking mnt IRON the previous Dlundcr and he
hcNlng that perhaps II necessary for the Seniors
that Their heads should be iashionably Amounted d,
these kind ladies nut In the second box bottle OF
real hair oil. The bottle, like ITS predecessor con-
tuning the gravy bore no label. and Of the un-
lucky Seniors, determined to IN Ike no mistake this
lime, poured the contents literally over n cir plates
az dinner, without stopping to taste or smell. The
odor OF bcrgamot or cinnamon did not once undo.
cciNc them. They Imagined the HAIR oil to be, Der.
hips, IN elegant new French drCssin- FOR cold meat
AMI swallowed their food with lew Qualms bui
Niih the hearty appttites OF youth.
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BEtrCntoRD'S DRlnBiCKS.

All tho Fnrers in CUnHda-A Nice Little
Arrangement with Couspirn tors in Cun1-
dU-Bis-fui ignorance in the u. =. Di.-
triu Attorneys Olicc.
NuiWi outstanding the fact that nlotchiord, the
drawback ,conndrcl, was formally committed 70
await the action OF the L. :. Grand Jury, no, q
single paper or AFFIDAVIT eltye to the c,se Is on
die IN Ju.e =" Ferreruut- Office. Tie documeu' :
have been sent To Canada, 10 be used IN the grcical
prosecution OF Caldwell, one Of his associates Ia the
crime, The efforts Of our reporters - ascertain the
n mes of the gentlemen VITO have the written evi
Jcace- OF Ba'chfur.'s :gult Ia t4,ir possession
wgr, lrliuess yesterday AL that II known in the
District Attorneys on ce Is that the papers have
been transmitted to some uty Iu Toronto, and tina;
nothing car 10 done 10 bring the drawback SWIM
der To trial until they are returned.
The - mlclnce al tins eXtfauT ilnlry procee din
on tho uar Of Judge = Crrcpont. some OF his sub
Ord'u1tcs, can he realized. when " Is known tha,
tais Is the irst case IN the history of tns Federal
cCurs OF Tins disulct m which like papers have
been permitted to be removed.
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Mrs. Gottcrsehncider's Notions of Won N ,
Rights.


Gotlicb Guicrschreider Is Il little Rondnut
Du Gilman, vita a strapp.ug biI WOW, who has c,i.
d,hty her own notions about wuman'- rights Mr.
notieb hat an ADMIR-, With whom, IN GOtaeb's
.b-"ncc, she WAS IN the habit Of adjuurning 10 "A
p.ous huatious OF the German fluid AZ the aor,said
admirers expense, This coming 10 the Itic man.
ears he vowed NcI gcunCC aud with WI IN a. his eve
aui hickory stick In his hand, he watched the
tie cheious couple aud few evenings since found
them together iu their uccuStomed haunt the ll.or
beer saluun niuicsaid. The little Duchman pitched
n,u' tine distuiber Of his peace and the Winlup OF
he itialr Is toid by Goteb as TO lows tells CHRIS
tina 20 walk straight home and Sh uEius. he pick +,
~ der beer mu-. uud icts &c beer IN over min,
lace, uni uc mt, IA m der back mit his loot uni
eu,- GU; uud Cans ina ste NJ come und 70 nom,
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