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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26
FROM BALTIyWORE.
Fatal Stabbjng Case.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.-Last night in Il saloon
Patrick Collins was stabbed and killed by Will
liam 7. Morgan. Morgan was arrested.
Fire iu Baltimore.
The upper portion of the building at the
northeast corner of Pratt and Gay streets was
destroyed by fire last night; damage about
$5000 The store was occupied by j. Gersham
as an oil cloth factory, and all the stock was
destroyed; the third story by William G.
Warner, job printing, mostly destroyed.
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COUNCILS.
The Election this Afternoon.

AT the meeting of Select Councils this after
noon James McManus and Henry Bumm will be
elected Trustees of the Philadelphia Gas Works,
and in Common Council, for similar positions,
Nathan Hilles and Robert H. Beatty will be
selected.
Both chambers will meet in joint convention
and elect the following railroad directors;-
Philadelphia and Erie. John Noblit James d.
Wetham, and j. Alexander Simpson.
North Pennsylvania, Jacob Riegel aud o. How
ard Wilson.
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A DEsPICABLE THIEF.-George Warner,
LOGGER in one OF the low dens on st. Mary street,
last night took advantage of the heavy slumbers
of bed fellow and stole from his feet pair of
boots. He then left the place. but was shortly
after arrested at Broad and Lombard streets,
and taken before Alderman Belshaw, who sent
him to iail.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Indian TerrltorlnI Government.

TcS9dtch 10 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The House Commit
tee on Public Lands and Territories this morn
ing appointed a ub-committec, with view to
reconcile the differences of the two committees
in relation to the bill to establish an Indian
Territorial government.
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FROM THE WEST.
Fail ofa Building and Loss of Life.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26 The roof of the boiler
of snow and ice at half-past 10 this morning,
burying in the ruins Daniel Peck, who is pro-
badly fatally injured; also Patrick Dunn, James
Dunn, Jos. Hoban, Patrick Murphy, Patrick
Whalen, and Morris Thomas, all more or less
hurt, though none fatally. All have been re-
moved. The storm ceased at s o'clock this
morning. The wind is north. Temperature 2S
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

FOUND SHELTER.-The weather of last night
was unusually cold, and had the effect of forcing
those who were deprived of home through
poverty to seek shelter in the various station
houses. The Second district accommodated
100; the Third district, 1874; the Fourth district,
12 the Tenth district, 80; the Sixteenth district,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

THE New POLICE STATIoN.-This afternoon
Mayor Fox, Chief of Police Mulholland, and the
Committee on Police will visit the new station
of the Fifth district on Locust street, and in
spect it, 1t will not be occupied uutil some
time next week. This building was In recent
issue of THE TELEGRAPH fully described.
TRIFLINe FRE.-About 7'45 last night the
weaving establishment of Mr.. Dietz, on Hope
street, above Susquehanna avenue, was slightly
damaged by fire. 1t originated from coal oil
lamp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

For cold weather, January, 1871, has proven
Itself much superior to January, 1870, for none
OF the records of the thermometer for the last
named month approximate to the highest figure
under ''6 A. NJ" in the above statement.
The day is n bad one for the street railroad
companies. There is no event which provOkes
so much profanity on the part of car-drivers or
secures more ill-ueatment Of the poor brutes
that pull them, than heavy snow-storm. The
fret trips on many of the lines this morning
were made with single teams, and the cOnse-
quence was that the cars were delayed hours by
the exhaustion Of the horses and the snow-bound
tracks. In these early cars the people were natu-
rally fretful, and the conductors are frequently
appealed to as to the probability of reaching
down town" any time short of noon; to which
they would in the main reply, "Well, il these
horses cant pull you down, none of them cam
and the QuestiOner was forced to remain quiet.
The stTeet-sweepers, with four and five teams
to draw them. were sent out early to clean the
tracks. Their first round was almost useless, for
no sooner had the light and unpacked snow been
thrown from the track than the driving blasts
would send it back again. The necessity OF
doubling up" was soon shown, and even with
this increased motive power it was exceedingly
difficult TO make headway.
The sleighs are out in pretty strong force, un-
mindful OF the crispness of the atmosphere.
Good sleighing is one of the rarites of Philadel-
phia, and when it does appear, although its con-
comitants may be so disagreeable, it is taken
full advantage OF by those who love to glide
along on runners. The rivers Schuylkill and
Delaware, except in the channels used by the
terry-boats, present the unusually beautiful
sight OF vast level field of snow. The ice
boats were this morning hard at work in keep
ing open a channel down the Delaware.
At noon the wind was still from the west, but
not quite so biting clustering as il was early
this morning.
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Charity Ball, which came Off at the Academy of
Music, was a brilliant affair. The building was
thronged with an elegantly attired concourse of
ladies and gentlemen, the toilets of the former
being most magnificent. Indeed, the Hebrew
ladies generally carry off the palm for richness
of attire and profusiOn of costly jewelry, and at
no ball givenlthis season have there been so many
handsome women richly dressed as at the
gathering last evening. The arrangements for
the ball were of the most complete description.
and the whole affair passed off to the entire
satisfaction of all who took part in it. The ball
opened at half-past o'clock, when the orchestra
struck up grand march, and the dancers filed
upon the floor, headed by w. b. Hackenburg,
Esq, the master of ceremonies. The dancing
was continued for several hours, with short
intermissionS, and the whole affair passed off in
the pl easantest manner possible.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third street.
SECOND BOARD.
5000 Sch 6s, So. 74h leo sh Reading R., 49,
20 an Penns. ....... 62A 100 sh @ "A R.b60 4s3S
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

TOR SALE-TWO G. p. KIMBALLS. port.
II land) eXquisitely hnishedight SieghG, cheap
Apply NO. lO6 S. FRONT Street IT.
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PHILADELPHIA GAS WORKS.

The TbIrty-sIxth Annual Report Of Its Opera
tIonE-Gas Manufactured and Consumed
During 1S7O-k xtensIOn OF the Service and
Its Cost
of the Philadelphia Gas Works will be pres ented
to Councils. 1t shows the operations during
1870 of the great gas mandatory of the city
We CLEAN from il the following information
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16
indigestion or Dyspepsia,

Is weakness or wan, of power OF the digestive
juices IN the stomach to convert our tood and
drink into healthy matter for the nourthmept
OF the whole System. 1t ia caused by every
thing tia al tends to weaken the body, and more
the stomach. Nearly, If hot quite
one If OF the diseases, to which We are liable,
procved from it. Indigsstion produces q grea
variety OF unpleasant feelings. Among tho
most prominent OF its miserable Effects are, q
want CT. or inOrdinate sppette, sometimes
attended with a constant craving for drink, sour
stom ach, grinding p psins in the stomach, depreS-
sion of spirits, gloom Of mind, ffetfulness wast-
ing Of flesh, loss Of energy and strength, very
irritable, heart burn, unpleasant taste in the
u onth and Iumplipg in the bowels. In some
cases Of deprAvsd indigestion, there is 8 com
plete disrelish for food, at other times perEon
s afflicted eat heartily without much graft
6cation. A long train Of nervous symptoms are
also frequent attendants, general debiiity great
languidness and incapscity for exeItion. 1he
niDGs of persons so afflicted frequently become
irritable snl desponding, and great anxiety is
Observable in the c6untenance; they appear
thou ghtful, melancholy, and detected, under
| great apprehension Of some imaginary danger,
will start st any unexpected noise or occurrence,
| and much agitAted. ct for all this she mind
is eKhilsrsssd without much difficulty, pleasing
events and society will for 9 time dissipate ell
appearance of disease. Other symptoms are, vi
oIent palpsttiion, sestless nets with a seDse Q
weight and oppression upon the chest, night
| mare, etc. 1t 10 almost impossible to name sill
the symptoms of this invader upon the consiitu-
| tion, In almost every case of indigestion,
there will probably be something peculiar to
each bat be what they may, they sEe all oeea-
stoned by the food becoming g burden, rather
than \ support TO the stomach, and in all its alta
lges, the medicine moet wanted is that which
will afford speedy assistance TO the digestive or
gans On give energy and strength to the ner-
lyous and Muscular system, and q new life 90
the wh ole body, and nothing can be- and there
is nothing that will give qnick relief, ~ ssy
lior's Stomach and Liver Corrsetor, the Great
Remedy for Blood, Liver and Ska Disea'es. and
from one 70 four bottles will effect g cure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

its capital. 1t is not expected that there
sill be Any loss 10 the assured.
The President Of the Empir CITY Com.
pany, which Was reported yesterday to have
lost quastsr Of . million, says 1t sustained
no loss. -...--s
sis believed the Odd Fellows OF .hi.
tate have raised q thousand dollars for
Chicago - &. = 80 - < q
h The mayor of Jersey City yesterday ssnt an
additional subscription TO Chicago. Several
'rominent miliionaires have offered TO re-
peat ell orders to Chicago customers since
September free of charge.
Deputy Comptroller Green yesterday paid
the Com missioser of charities 800, 900.
PARIs, Oct. l5.--Advioes FROM Algeria
state that the natives in the NORTHERN part Of
the province of Constantine had risen
sgAinst the French, and were in open hos
sili,y. Troops have heen dispatched TO the
locality of the troubles but the number is
oot sufficient to quell it. Probably this
oew outbreak will demand the despatching
Of additional troops from France to the
colony.
a' MADRID, Oct l5.-The workmsn of the
city held q meeting last night aud resolved
TO nominate candidates TO represent them 10
the Cortss and municipal government. A
lsrge meeting of fsder,lis and rspublioans
vas held here to-day. The proceedings were
orderly.
MUNICH, l5.-Thsre was an importan,
debate to-day, in the lower house Of
the -BsvariaD Reichsag, On the subject OF
papal infAlhbihty. The miaister of worship .
and public instruction, replying to the inter
pellation by & number Of deputies, said the
State had at all times the right to make
changes in the laws relating to the church
The church having declared a change
principles and infallibility being doc,rn
dangerous to the State Government, it bai
resolved to protect any and all ofiss citiz. n
who could not accept the InfAllibiity of the
Pope rs an article of faith; the govern ment
~ould still consider such persons as catho-
lies, and it would oppose any epcroachmeni
by the church upon the principles OF civil
constitution Moreover the minister de-
clared that the sentiments of the people
waver betweea the religious and political
branches of the government.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

THERE are other Preparations that are ir
tended TO cure diseases of the stomach and
liver, We rssdiIy admit, and would not de-
trac, from their merits, but while they are
curing oas disease they are of,sner leaving
a worse one in the system Of the patient
This is manifest by weakness of the joints
loss Of appetite, dizziness, losing of flesh,
frequent attacks Of rheumatic and those
distressing pains in the bones which ii i
impos ,ibe to describe. TayiOr's Stomach
aud Liver Gorrector never produces thes'
syup,ons No cslomel or mercury enter
into its CON bination; therefore il iavaria-
bly, cures them. It can be found at all druJ
.tores.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

Oa Seventh street, between LeClsire aud
FArasn, nvss DIR. @. W. Lyon, who has re-
siied IN Davenport sroos last spring. His
next nslgh moor west IL AIohael Delaney, who
employed 10 the RJok Island RAILROAD d
shoPs, aad who has lived here FOE ten or
twsivs years. A dog o, Dsiane7's was
Poisoned isw weeks ago, and he charged
tns Doetor With dong u, although he was
gaililess OF the go, Oa Thursday last q
second canine Of DelAney's was served In
the sane maaasr, aud died 10 front Of its
owaer's gate, and there It remained un-
buried when tue hatchery was attempted.
Wnen ths alarm Was sounded, ON Satur-
day evening, DR.. Lyon oams ous 10 his fropt
door 20 see the lire. The gate opens
froan the street, but steps ascend to the ter
race on which the house stsuds, height CT
i've feet or so. rhs Doctor was ia his shirt
siesvss and slippers. No sooner had he
reachsd the steps than Delaney came TO ihe
gate, aud said: If yoa don't bury shat
dog, IN 6x you" sddipg he would give
him q 70 minases 30 do il. fhe Doctor de-
MED having poisoned tue dog, or having
anything TO do with its death. De-
a lseey s.ii he did. The Doctor re-
piled, "Yoa can't prove that, Della
NEIL never had saything 30 do with it,
and don't know Who did itn Say. Deianey,
"I'll settle that as sooa as get inside" He
opened the gate, rushed up t. where the
doctOr was staadiag, caught him By ihs vest,
aud stabbed him 10 the sodomsu and then
slsshsd him across the left cheek.
Tae doctor struggled and got away from
Delaney, Who tore hs vest ont in endsa,or
ing TO hold hio. Having released himself,
the doc or jun ped down into the street, and
went towards Farnam With his bowels pro-
trading, crying mardsr. Delaney ran home
Msssrs. Hobbs and Gilman, usigh bora, came
60 his assistance, one Of whom helped him
u bis house. while the othsr ran for medical
asaatsuce
la tEsoty minutes or 80. DIR. Worley
arrived asthe house, soon followed by Doc
tor, CSutwsll, Middleton and Peck Abost
6vs feet of ths patients intestiues were out.
aud ne wzs suffering intensely. He WAS put
unAsr the iaA isncs Of chloroform. when the
insestiaes were replaced ana the opening
gh'eh was two inches in length, closcd with
stitches rhs Wound in the cheek was then
drssei snd stitched. and Dr.. Worley was
ief' il chArEe of the injured man-for
whose recovery there seemed to be only one
chance 10 ten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

WISrERrsH.-WInter will soon be coming
on, and persons liable to attacks of ca,arrh
viii bs suffering. The speediest relief 10
obtained through the use OF DR.. witor q
Ca,srrh Care, aud Msssers' Patent Iuhaling
Tabe. This medical preparation is jus. As
standard ss Rrssnbacks all over the New
Euglsnd, northern, and middle states, and
is destined to enjoy q wide sale in the Mis-
si"ippi Valley, where e cAanzeabls climate
induces colds snd the disease it is intended
90 eradicate. The inhsling tube is Afortune
Of itself, and is the property Of the manu-
f.c,arers Of the Cure. For headache, tooth
Gchs, neuralgia, and oil nervous pains, this
preparation is unrivalled. Call on any re-
spsetabie drugEis. aud you will ge; it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

ONE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, PRICE
~ $1,000; one naf cash in hand, balance In
one gear With interest
One frame house, Cooper Shop and lot. price
81 600 one half cash in hand, balsnos in one
year with interest
Also 50 cords dry oak wood, and 400 perch
Of building stone DAVENPORT
Rock Island, Sept. 18th, Is71;-dIm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16
Sick Headache

Those that are subject 20 10 only know what
distressing complaint it is, sDd is very uh
welcome visitor. AT first 1t csHtes dimnes' OF
vision, followed by a terrible pain, SICKNESS az
the stomach, and vomiting and then for day
or two, a person feels SIS tnoaeh the' mao ~
of sickness One dose WIN cure wheh mr.
t,oted ana one to three bottles will effect per
m snent cure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16
Congestion Of the Liver,

The symptoms of which are, pain in the righ,
side running to the shoulder, loss Of strength,
appetite and energy, . sense of oppression. low
ness oi spirits, squeamishness OF the stomach,
a yellowi1 coated tongue, restless nefs. fright
full dreams. all Of which yield to the 10 pfuence d
"TAYLOR's STOMACH AND LIVER COR
RECTOR" of which enough should be taken to
cause g speedy and free evacuation Of the DO wells
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

AN ISoUrEY-Is il not better to purchase
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
Special Flsvorings. that have stood the test
of years, than worthless compounds because
they appear TO be cheaper2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

Rheumatism is cured by using Renne's
Pain Killing Magic Oil thoroughly. We do
not say it cures latter the joints are turned
into chalky substance" butits early and
faithful use prsyeuts this change.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16
COStiyeneSs.

r,t, ,.c.ussd by q sluggish, torpid state the
i.S dsrangsment of the whole syntem.
=, !. surprising that there are SO many troubled
In This dsrestipg dises aud give Il go little
stt,ntion. The diseases thzt follow habstuai
costive1e,s are many, of which Sick Headache.
Ru.h Of Blood 20 the Head, Dyspepsia, Piles.
Heart, Lung and Skin Disease and Female and
Kidney Complaints. are always aggravated by
ii. Many resort to pills. and never have free
evacuation of the bowels without their aid. TO
IsAy, stop and onsider, as every pill
you take con tains mercury, which will in time
cause you to regret the course you have taken
By using Taylor's Stomach and Liver Oorrscsor,
you will not need 70 take pils two to four bottles
will care . on.
Fer Sale by oil Druggists and Dealers In Medi-
cines.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

wbe, va, .,e q person as yellow as saffron
ta 1omnop ssying,) you very naturally
pAs, " ,ha cIusion that it is sJaundice, ,cauted
U Ss Arrangement OF the Liver, By the bile being
y '.nsted and flowing with the blood througout
.h@ ,y.tem, instead Of passing of in its natura,
cour.e in 10 the bowels. One to three bottles Will
eure the worst case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16
'arEs Or ADyEsTIslNs,
shOcking Crime IN pavsnport.

This mOrning's issus of the Davenport
Gaset.e contains the following accsun, OF q
most cruel AID blood shirsting attempt .,
murder in that city on Saturday evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

DELAYS ARE DANGERoUs.- g.
you love your oFSprings don't fail to use
Mrs. Whncomb Syrup for soothing child
REQ. Read the advertise ment in another
onluynp
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

ToILErIss Is nnriVsled "a q besatifer Of
the completion, it 10 . powder, harmless, re-
fned aud elegant. Try il, so cents per box
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

Is the great remedy that physiciaps appeal TO
and use almost entirely in all diseases of tbs
Liver. There are thousands at the present time
that are suffering with the rheumatic ins IN
the Joints, caused by the use of Caomel which
mas created disease Of its own worse than that
which 1t was Intended to cure. There is no
drug that leaves its mark more prominent ID
tho system Yet, perhaps. there are times when
1t can be given, and have benitoal effect, bur
should not be dealt out as 1t has been, and is at
the present time, by those that pretend to know
what they are doing, but In reality do EOS The
Liver 10 more liable TO disease than any other
organ in the human system, and when that fails
to do its duty 1t leaves the weak points of the
body exposed, ss the bile 10 not thrown off, but
taken up by the blood, as i. passes through this
grest filter of the system. and becomes impure.
Then follows q train of diseases, whose name is
Legion. There arc many tha suffer from pein
in the side and across the body, dali, heavy
drowsy feeling, headache, pain in the right side,
often severe pain in the bowels, costiveLess, fat
ulence, diar hea, more or less digeston ioss CT
appetite, sallow skin, white of the eyes yellow,
sinking Of 1ssh, depression Of spirits, at other
times a great craving fer food. Some of tbese
symptoms caused only by torpidity of the
Liver. 1t is impossible TO give all the symptoms
Of deranged Liver, and they all eureabe
without tie aid of Calomel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16
sFss NEW g. BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.

fs4
A Bright Blue Eye, Song Meiningsr, 35ets
Hape you seen Louise Comic Song, S&xton, 40
Darli@g Belle Of the Boarding School, POIter30
Girl lotth the Cigarette, Comic Cordella, 80
Jollg Htgh Times, Comic, Parks, 30
Eosc rouidn'fyoa like to kno,o, Comic, Cord'la 80
Jerrelds of the Heart. Beautiful Song, Millard3o
Loe in the Meador, % /" Zueh, 81
Let {, Pass for Bass or Alto, - 30
Yet Once Again, Duett for Sop. and Barr,
6ab'iei, 50
QaGr-eIlisg Neighbors, Comic Duett, Auber, -
Spmebody's Chiid. with variations, Mack, so
Hearenly Greetiags, Psnsis ROymantique,
Blanchey, 50
Holiday Vocation March, illustrated title
Gilsinn, 30
Soeet Anticipations, schottisehe, 4"
Gilsiun SO
Ddisy, Fantaisis, krug 80
Any of the above sent by mail on receipt of
the market price.
30 IN alter where you see piece Of Music or
Music Book advertised, send to us and you will
receive 1T by enclosing the publishers price.
3AEnIER e. WEBER,
MUSIC DEALERS,
| m21-dedI2m. ST. LOUIS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16
s. S1.OOO.OOO @

By authority of the act OF Legislature of Kentucky
OF March t3 1871 the Trustees of the Public
Library Of Kentucky will give
rlm n Wgm nrrM anE nRm m
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President Jtidge-JAMEs CAMPBELL.
Associate Judges-J. A. PROPER, An
DREW Cook.
She'iG.-E. L. DAVIS.
District Attorney-w. w. Mason.
freasurer--S, SETLEY.
!. Rothonotary, Register d Recorder, &C.
y. y. AaNEw.
Obmmissioners--N. p. WHEELER, BENZ.
ELLIorT, PETER MERcILLIoTT.
County Superintendent-S. +. RonRER.
Jury Cbmmissioners--JAs. GILFILLIAN,
WIN. PATTERSON.
Cb1Rty lSurpeyor-S.D d. IRWIN.
Coroner-JosfAH WINANs.
Cbunty dHditors-L. l.. HAcKETT, ELL
uoLEMAN, WM. CLARK.
Member Of Congress l9th DistTiet--G. w
ScoPIELD.
sfate lSenate-w. A. WALLACE.
AssstebLy-JoHN q. HALL.
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