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unentnidelte Strait.

Die S6iuG1lthen mo atGnflt9en btloen it9 9es
lp6bnIid Elm, bas ibr Suitanb boifnunsslOier lei, ais
er in Der Glrftitteit lit. Die 6ilisquelen Der Jta,
tur weroeu ni4t 70 Ieidt crid0pft. Selbit lpenn
StGrte unD Ippetit na6laiier, Denn Die Au9en Ibiusr
unb ~qlanBlos, Die 0eii6tsiarbe hlcit, Die 9tsruen
5itteris limo, Der aorper ab9ema9ert, Der geiIt nie=
oeIgeoriidt III, bu 9ibt IS seuobntib binter iot6en
oifeubarcn i3eu9niilen Der S9lpG9e einen Sorratb
latenter Sruit Sn Der 9offHung, bieie1 SorratD
idlummeInoer Sitalttdt gu entiuideln nno nuBbdr III
MAIDEN, nebneu Die aer5te ibre 3ulu6t 5I peribie=
oenerlei SGrbanblun9sluetIen; aber 0as iiberIte uno
in Der 6bat ein6i9e burbaus iidere uno 3uoerldift9e
Mittel sur @riuedung Der ialummernoen R8rper.
trdite tit cine Sur nit Sg ftettcr'sW agenbittcrem.
Gleftricitdt, Sdauerbdoer, Die 6Ieii6birite, SeebGz
Der IL. (. ~. mogen in ibrcr Qrt Gis Silfsmittst fuobl
9eRii9en, aber tie crretbcn nitt Die Sueae oes
llebels. Gle pboitide ~e6wdGIitteit eutfe6t ent=
ne0er aus elmer 3errittung Der SunttioHen Der aii.
mitirenbeu, uusi6eioenoen uno 2vbensor9nuc, ODER
aus elmer trd9en contribution. Sn beloen Tdlen unb
audi in SQucn, no bei0e ltril6en Suiammen bette
ben, miro bas Sittere tets cine i~oiortise uno .beiliame
4enrerun9 i'm 3uitanbe bes Battenten unO epentuen
cine p0aige !Seiluug bepirfeu. Ssbes Der gcfdbrliz
den altGiolbe, Die 5u oft as Stdrtun9smittel an9e.
ironbt perben, fam unter iolden rlmitdnoen nur
i6dblih iein, uno GuediiIber einJuaeben,,i ~9eraoeBu
elm Ssrbreben. Die birette @irtun9 bcs 9ro6en oe.
9etabilii6cn Gieenlnittels miro Ib in einem beiieren
2lppetit, elmer ir0bIidcren Stinmun9, elmer alma.
lt9en gsiebertcbr Der Statte, elmer .3uuobmc on
Sleifb uno elmer %9eiunren 9eiibtsiarbe Sci9en. Wiitt.
.lertpeile aber miro Die 8Orpers@ onititution, penn ie
uno i6pd6lib mar, our6 Die feinen 5tdr.
Die in benz 8ittercn ~entbalten iiub,
erfuedt uno ~oeritR8t uoreen ietn. (2j2-6t, t&lp)
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iiein nerbeu Elm @diieiu bsutiher Siderteit
urb Oeutihen frieoliten @eSeiheus, Sur Gtre
unierS Saiiers NIB sur 6errlifteit uuieIes
Saterlanbes. llno euclid leeen mir hiuein
uuisre 2Siinide: oSOate feinbliher ueberz
mutb gegen rieis Seite ungeben, baun mDgen
Wdnner bier iieben nit itolSen, u%neritrode<
nen Screen, Die Gut, Slut uno 2ebeu ein5u.
ieten miIien fir bas anuertraute Bfano.
Damn miro oieie Gelte uub Oas 2ano uroer<
riidbar bleibeu !: pes bsutiden Rei4ss
Giaeu!"
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c1A Hintntr 1tfd1t.

9aS Stintmreht lit zines Der pi6tigiteu
uub beiligften Rette Oe8 SitrgerS; benn per
m1ge jeirles StimmreftS bat er @influB aui
Die 9eitalturg Der Difeutliden Qngele9enbetz
ten, uro es lit, menn ebrlld) ullo furdtlos
all8geiibt, ba8 fdrfIte Solmerf Qegen UtiBre=
gieruua unb Corruption. &elde a1mpfe
habeu Die peridiebencn 2anber @uropa'S
idlon fir ba8 Stinlmrcdt Omd9emadt nno
pie fino ni6t Die 6iiriteu itet5 beitrebt gene
len, eS nteOer5ubalten oOer 81 perfiimmern
u1o mteoer Su belettt9el, no es berett8 CUR
@eltung getomnen mar, Illb Del6e Gntriiz
flung baben bier BET ben OeutidIen nift id)on
mand)e Wtabuabnen Der 2e9islatlren 6erpor=
9%eruien, oeren 3iel IS mar, ben @lugewanOer.
Ten ihre Hedte 81 perfiinmeru! limb bennOd)
gibt es leloer allenthalben utele OeutI6e, welz
DIE pom ibrem Sttmmredt feinen @ebraId)
MAIDEN, neil lie entpe0er 5l apatblld ODER
feig ilnO, OIL ben Stimmtallen Su 9ebcn; ie
ihelten iiber Die Scroerbtbeit bieiiger 3uitQn=
De, nolleu aber nldt5 ba3u tbu1, oaB es bel,
ier lperoe, uno beid0nigen hire llntcrlaiiuug5.
SiinOe banlit, DaB ie glauben uno ltd] eture=
ZEN, oaB e8 alf cine Stlmnle ntd]t alltontnle,
9a8 aber 1T 9ruuofalih mo idon oft bal
bel 8ableu cine ein3l9e Gimme ben Ius'
idlag gegeben ullo 0iuge 10 Ooer 10 gekdtct,
y8ir mOleu bier MIR Elm SelipIel Der Art al,
geben:
Ntarib BON Mabiion, Snb., purbe sur .3eit
nit elmer Stimme Wlebrbeit III bic 2egislatnl
ieines StaateS geudblt. SanneSan murbt
BON oieier Qe9islatur Don Snoiana nit elmer
Stimme Wt,brbeit gum Ser. Staaten=S ena=
tor gemablt; "a mar bie8 Die Stimme bes
Srn. Wtarib. Der Ser. StaaterzS enat nabr1
init elmer Gimme Mebrbeit &eraS ais Staat
In Die Union auf; e5 mar bieS bic StimmC
bes Srn. Sanne9an.
90 entidieo Die cine Gtimme tpeldjt
Rarib gum MitglieO Der 2esislutur madjte,
iiber Die I%ufnabme bon GeraS in ben Staas
ten=Suno Der Linton.
0a8 ioaten aae Die iid mcrfeu, weldjt
glauben, oab es auf cine ~ein,elue Stimmt
nitt aufomme. 0a8 Stimmrs9t lit utd
allein Elm Jte4t, ionOern chen 10 iebr cine
BfltAt, un0 Elm Siirger, welder i9 ieine1
Yhtdt 9egen oas 6fientlide @obI ent3iebt,
osroIellt nlGt Siirgeg elmer 8epublif SIT ieil.
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8~eriammlnag8- Nn3etgen.

(240.6.52,Sl
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0enrp Is. 8r0wn,

frtber Don OGt Iirma 0enrp 6. @ro,Un g. Comp,
iGen Baltimore un6 gCconnfrafc, reparirt g3cen
AMI Die bette gSetie; B. %. 3d5ne ousbeiiern, sam
merr, SeBen uno S6asicn Der 3Gbue BON oano=,
Huten= mo 9olS=Sdgen; 8ummiren, 6.mmcrn
Seben uno S6Grfer BON Sirtet- OtubIcrs, Guer un6
Wit SGgen; Statlplatten merotn Serihnrtten uro
9eraoe 9e1lGht; Sd9eu uno Tcuen Der bcuGH Gu0li=
tat gum &ertauie gu GH9emciieUcn ErtiCn.
(Stt. 24,1St&lp)
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Gin Pro3eB segen bigott=pro.
ten anttl9eSranen5im mer- Der
yNewzYorfer StaatsSts." rpiro aus 8rootlpn
bertdtet: ySas bier errtdtete ~bomSopatbilfe
9olpttal fRr 8Dbncriuneu-eir1e 3rpar baupte
lahli9 aus Yrlpatmitteln unterbalteue, iebof
Ollr9 ei1en geitra9 aus Der StaatsfaIie M
tsrltltr5te Nnitalt : bate am Is. Sept. os.
So ben 0ottor s. g. Nonmoniere, einen
IuH9en ar5t fran56iifer abfunft, ais itanbi-
gen llrp IN Der InItalt~ lpobnenben ar3t arlaez
lteat. Die eeitun9 berielben 1T in ben SGu,
ben bon 40 Oamen, BON pelden rs in Ser
b%inOnng nit att Dem Gereirle anaeb6renben
Ier3ten cine art grefutip= ausIdub ODER 81.
rettorium bilOeu. Or. Wonmonie,e bat
idon friber in einem Stem gorfsr Soipitof
yeoisnt nnb aber ietne 6dbi 9feiten iotpobl ais
auf lelnen moralii9en @barafter lieaen
!3ell9ntie bon uuantaitbarer Nutorttdt Dor.
ll19lldliderfueiie aber III er Satbolif uro bas
tselbl' DE Direftorium fatatil6 proteitantiid.
belfloB baber idon mad einiqen
gSod9en, ben lungen Ooftor our Iieoerleqnnq
let1ss NtrlteS ani5uferbsrn, obaletd) oerielbe
lem reltstoles Sefeuntnib in feiner 8eiie ,um
9sbraAt bate. Der beleibiste 4rst
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eGercin

tag, Den 70. Sttober, abenos 8 lbr cine 9anGral,
Striammtuna in Der "GentraG : Safe" ab9c6Olteu
miro. gBidtige @eiddite ~erioroern Die anueIcnbett
zines ie0en Miitaliebes.
(258) Grmft GutbnGasI, corcip. Setr.
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8etriebssG apital 100000.

Sieie @cIeui6aIt bat ibr 8ctlte6s=@0pitnG Quf
cine Dfiuipn Scllar$
erbobt, uno 1T Jest bereit, @el0 Gu55u(ctben in
b%cltehi9en GUNNER gcstn tupotbeturiibc Sitcrbeit
auf @ruHoei9entbun nno 9eblupen, iHr Die DGucr
oun 4 bis 40 jahren,
rItdjnblbar IN 10 . d entlt6 Hlten.
@Ciuhen iir Sarlebcn ipir6 Die piiEttli6Ife Guf=
merti0nfeit selUtomet uuO iir ale beluiligtc Oar.
ielen oas baare elb obne Ser5ug Quseez
Sdblt. coeIS ais SeppiTt
feiro Sesen Sergitln9 pom 3inien Gnsenommen.
SauplGke,
9ect9net fir WobnbGuier &C. itno itets geeen 9runbz
rente ODER 9s9en BGar gu n~er,oufsn. Q49)
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SQnOcrctne.
6. Morh 0nunerein,

Die Wiit9Iie6er obigen 8erein6 ruerben ~hringcno en-
iu0t. 1ienftdg, DEN %. .. Utt5., Nbenbs llbr, in
Ger SeriommGung gu erideiner, inocm Wt6tige Sc.
i6dite CUR Serbanhlun9 o%orlie9en. gitteri6eiEenoe
bGbcn it'd oen Serb0npinn9en 8l fitaen.
(25S-M q. MiUkr. GrFr.
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8cfanntmaGungen.
staat Narblanb,
NIreau beS StdatS=S efretd
Annapolis, ben 25. Stt. 1877!
Mr. lIne SIC "a 1,oohfT

annGpolte, Den 20. OFT. 1872.
Mu Vile, Gle es dn9ebt!
Siermit miro 6etdnnt 9emadt, ba6 bGi'm 9ouoer
neur Elm Segnaoi9uHgszGeiud eiugCreiht iUor6cn il
in oan Er0Seiie oes Staates 9cgcR sbos. 1enbp.
rpelde IN Dem @rimi1Gl~@ eriht5hofe fIr bic Stdot
Baltimore i'm S5annarr1ermine 1872 Oes 9iebtublo
]ibCrfubrt iUuroe.
Der @ouoerneur pirb teIoetes @eiut an urb nod
BEN s. Jtooembrt 1872 jur @noentibCibun9 pornebmen,
bis gu 9cnanntem Gage f0nnen I~,oteite e9en beiagz
te5 Ssiud etn9treIbt fueroen; aud DerbCn Die SettCz
rem nab @uteirten bes @ouuerneurs bis bobiu jur
@initht otcn iein. SIM Iuitra9e bcs 0ouperucurs
l2jS-60l Jnp ~SbpmpIun Waipn, Stdatsiatr.
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rhfnnhzSmrnherr

SOs SereiusiGbr bat b%e9ountn. Solds, Die iib
as poiipe Dtit9lieocr anjuI6tieBen miiriden, iiuO
criuht, ibre yiUmen bel einem aftiuen U~titglie0e eiHz
Surtihen. 8iriammIun8slotal:
s0tarplanOzS url=SaQe,"
9 ii . teG d Der Gutanz I'M 0opGrs
StrGBe;
often ieben 9icHaGG un0 6teitaa 0Ibcnb.
Tbepfpr SadIfe, iuR., Grii
(25S-61l Rebert .. 2aipton, Scr.
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auftinns>Serfauf
aaninL. SGhlife Qanheslntterie.

SerJ0gl. BraunibiDeieiibe &dnbeslotteric,
SGmbur9er Stabtlotterie,
SpDdl SapanuGz1ptfePieS
BretIe, BlGue uub iebe iuetere ~gu5tunit ertbetlen
sSad1Sndun 8 SGmp.
y. .. Soy 1916. Tr. 12, ii & 16, Sobnftr.,
'(SQn.5,1S.) RcD=2orf.
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Sntperiatzeanbz nnb Self 0clcal9aft.

Sntpcriai=Gan0z nn0 9eig= 0%ciCaiGlait.
Siireau Slr 4, ct. 9auIardRe,
unter Der "S a II y baltimore"
ilcorp0rirt i'm Sult 1872.
$a,0AO, goo
Seamten:
Sobn @lcnn, 8rGi
SSeutlcD Is. Sibb, 8ice=Erai.;
&. 81. Senlp, SetretGr;
Sbas. 4. Smiib, Sdatmeifer;
Z. 5SGLlis Slafiftpne, Solicitor,
9irCttorinm:
Sobn Glenn, S6os. s.. @areu,
Bentley s. Bib, e. 8. Sunttrq,
%. ". lonep, @eoree g8. YToots,
Sobn NhCru. 9ba5. +. Smiib,
0eurp 81. 8uIor, Sdmes q. Serbert,
~gInletben neroen Semadt uro Gigeutbum ~gcfauft.
ltntrrSeiGnun9en iir gttien psroen i'm 9 ireau
, er SeieIt fGituon Sbo6. S. @arep
I'M Bureau Der a&eahob1t 6euer=S sriiderun9ss@es
ie4i9ait," BON 6. 3. SnpaIt i'm 8iireau Der
"8enn Mtutual.Sebens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "
pom 6. Y. @onta9ue i'm 8lreal Der "BBonir.
Sebens=8 erit9erun9s @eieaiA0it," { anra1on
Il g IN b, OidtIcr, Jtr. 8, Soutbtrasc, iorpte
audin Den 8iireaus Der ueridieoenen Dtrettoren entz
9egen9enolamCn. 9euti9 iptro 9eipto9en.
(Sept. 14,l20iO
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5amnton'S ncoetQbi(iife yirftpr

Sas beriibmte 4rinei@ MitteI, beJeust burb uniere
6eten gintuobner, R%beumatismus, 0qspepita, Scro@
iula, Suften, gterocntrantbetten, 0le petbtibenftauf=
beiten. Vtun Itebe Die Sen9ntiie. 81 Paben lei allen
Oro9uiten ju 81 per 6laihe.
Gbomlou 2tup & Comp. unb 8- s.. 9ro,pn 4
Srlber, A9enten iir Den @roBbanoel. 9aupt.
Siireau; Rr. g, SiiS=Sbdrlesfr.
81. sB. @plpbraD, &isentSulHer.
Igsphr. 90 t0JPtefEm- . ny
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Ser ncuc SauDercin lit Der 81.
Snfnhu6 <Ghule

AFItuU4Ey ~NDtt4N
ucriammeIt ib ieoeu Sienfag, rs ltEr Abenbs.
Wiit9lieoer, uno aae bic nod 4ntbelle in oteIem
Seretne ncbnen lpo1In, limb erin6t, moreen abenO
in Der 8criammluns gu eridcinen, inotm has Sin.
idrsibe9eiO erboben Urro. Sein &ooIen unb fein
NGrten fit Siinoi9un9en in bieiem 8eretu.
Seinridb SGmmer, prop. 8rGi.;
(258-9) Sofob Scuerliua, prop. Sefr.
Gin nener 8annerein
lit bel Spnrds 9opraun, Nr. $50, BeI= prattz
StrdBe, an9efaugen une miro heufe, Den Is.
OftOber, Die erite @lu5ablung Gntge 3en9enom1nen.
Aae, melhe iib einem guten 8Grelne anjuitlicBer
beabiidtiqeR, iin0 ein9claeen. YGri=lSert5 Der 2nz
tbeile Sl25; 8o9eH5ablun9 % Gents.
hinton 5SIutcf, pro0. BrdI.;
gunrar aupranIl, prop. Stat.;
(257-S) clinton Slofe, prop. Sefr.
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Gin fteucr Mnnnerein
pgrnanrnt Lamb U0nlpQnp

PGTMallfM 1allO V0lllpanD
of the City ofBaltimore.
~. IHetSer, Ger. Sol. S~riebennaIb, 8rGi.
SfTee: Nr. %, GecpnbftraSe,
gR9eniber Gem 8oitamte.
Sol. Trtebenmalb, 9fi6arb 6onber,
g. O. 8uBeL Dir III. u d. NJ Il n,
s. S. &aQlor Suliu5 SttcteL
U.s. 3. Gill B]RtHGro Start
s. y. 3. Bopo, @br. al,
S~obuSotrts, Satob 5e6t,
Selh u8au1eih Il.
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Sireau ber StraBen 9urtbbru6bs=
SpnmiiIGre.

Baltimore, ). Sttober 1872.
Die @%olnmiiare iir Den 0ur6brud pom StrGBsR
MAIDEN biermit in WtmdBbsit bes E. AbiduittCs elmer
SeBiebun9 Gui bic StraBcnin Der StaotG3altimore Su=
itebenoer 8ciugniie, UeGde ON 3. gpril 1866 9eneb=
mtgt Uoroen, oaB fte Sienftdg,7 Z. gtUucmber 1872,
Siiooit=&fe bon GaIOertz mo 2eringtonitraBe, nd
u%criammeIn lperoen, nm an &u5IbunQ Q~enQnnter Ye=
tu9niiie 3u 9cbcu unb bic ibnen lbertrd9cnen un0 uon
iPnen s1betitten 9Htdtcn i'm getreff oes Spneems
nirtus unr SeHncuS Ger SsSinGtonfraBe, BON
Der 9Ga= bis Sim Deitlt6en Gnoe Der SougIlsfrasr,
inllcbcreinitimmung miteiner an 30. September1912
9enebmi9ten 8erorbnun9 bes Dtapore unb Stobtr0=
tbc5 BON Baltimore gu Oerribten.
JiGdc Sog,
SdmeS 2. W2urrpip,
Sobu z. 9iauert,
, 1872-10-31
SPORTING.

Racing at San Erancisco-Base.Ba
Saw FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 3o.--The race be-
tween Lucy and Occident, at Treats Park
Course, Alameda, this afternoon, drew 10000
people. The purse was s7,500, best three in five
to harness. The track WAS not in good condition
aportion being vet and heavy. Both horses
we're in good trim and excellent Spirits Pools
at noon sold at Lucy $50, Occident SIS; time
pools, 2:21, $40; 2:19 and 2:20, s17. A large
amount of money was pending on the race, prin-
cipally on time pools. In the first heat,
occident drew the pole A good start waa
evenly to the quarter pole, when Occident broke
up and lost badly; On reaching the haE mile,
the horse then gathered up and closed the
breach within two lengths when Lucy passed
the score. Time, 1925.
In the second heat, fine start was made after
considerable scoring. Occident commenced
breaking soon after the go off. On passing the
quarter, Lucy continued to gain to the end, pass
ing the score and leaving Occident in tie dis
TANGO some thirty feet. Time, 2:2O. Consider
ing the state Of the track, Lncy's time crested
surprise. There is.great disappointment at the
result, and people have lost confidence in the
California horse.
New YoRK, Oct. s0.-Base ball: Mutua1s, $;
Ba1timo1es, 2.
, 1872-10-31

them penniless. Most Of these laborers work BY
the hour, and some have not obtained over three
| hours work In q week. Goods of al
ts whsrves Afo On IVES West and south strees ea
| in some cases reaching to the height Of
ten or fifteen feet, completely hiding the river
from view, and the small number Of trucks en-
ployed today would not be able to relieve tha
six months.
Eighty-seven horses died in this city yeater-
day. Increased facilities are needed to remove
tho carcasses from the streets and stables.
Two persons are reported sick to-day with the
DosroN, Oct. 30.-There is little change to
note in the progress of the horse-disease in this
city. This afternoon there we're fewer teams out
than on yesterday, and many deaths are occur
ring.
SCHENECTADY, Ny.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Oct. 30.-The horse-dis-
ease is spreading rapidly here. Twenty OF thirty
canal boats are laid up, and nearly every boat
horses in the city are affected and it is thought
that in dag or two nearly all will be sick. It ia
spreading in tho country also.
PATERSON, n. ].
PATERSON, N. j., Oct. 30.-The horse-disease
is reaching alarming proportions in this city and
vicinity.
ROCHESTER, N. T., Oct. 30.-The horae-disease
is rapidly abating here.
F.; NYAC6, N. j., Oct. 30.-The llorse-d disease has
appeared here and in this vicinity.
oswEGo, N. Y.
OswEao, N. Y, Oct. 3o.-There is no improve
ment in the horee-epidemic. Over two-tllirds Of
the canal horses are affected, and considerable
difficulty is experienced in moving boats.
CONCORD, n. II.
CONCORD, N. H., OCT. 30.-Tho horse disease
has appeared here, but only in mild form.
EAST ORANGE, NJ.
NEW York, Oct 30-It is stated that fifty
that which is affecting the horses, at East Or
ange, N. J.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 30.-It is estimated tonight
vail in this city. About thirty cars we're with
drawn from two street car-hnes to-day.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30.-The first cases OF
some arc entirely we'll. The Market Street Rail-
way Company have taken off seven cars, and
the Superintedent admits that one-half Of the
horses are slightly affected. In the livery and
private stables there is slight increase in the
number Of cases.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The disease fully
developed itself here to-day, making its appear
nnce III q number Of livery and private stables.
So far none Of the horses Of the streot-csrs have
been attacked.
PROVIDENCE, 4. I.
PROVIDENCE, r. T., Oct. 30.-An the horses
were withdrawn this noon from the street rail
ways, nearly all Of them becoming weak and
spiritlegs. Some stables report horses improy-
ing.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Oct 30.-The horse-diReaae spread
rapidly to-day. Several of the livery stables are
closed. Many OF the express company's horses
are untitled tor service, and the disease has
spread among the Fire Department horses. One
Of tho street railroads ran cars once an hour
this afternoon another took off all their cara
at o'clock tonight. Very few fatal casoa are
reported.
, 1872-10-31
DES MONIES.

The Recent Decision Against the Re-
public Fire Insurance Company-A
1isstate1ncnt Corrected-The State
Centennial Fund.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEsMoISEs, Iowa, Oct 30.-A misstatement
OF the decision OF the United States Circuit
Court Of this district, in the numerous cascs
against the stockholders Of the Republic Fire
Insurance Company, having given rise to innu-
merable letters Of inquiry, the Court to-day au-
thorized the following statement OF their deci-
sion published:
Under the 9Th section of the charter Of the
Republic Insurance Company, it is provided
that in all cases of losses exceeding the means
Of the company, each stockholder shal be liable
to the amount OF unpaid stock held by him It
was decided BY Justice Miller, Of the United
States Supreme Court, and Judge Dillon, Of the
st: Paul Circuit Court, and the same ruling was
adhered to at the recent tenn OF the United
States Circuit Court for Iowa, Judges
Dillon and Love presiding, that under the
charter OF the Republic Insurance Company no
stockholder was Liable in q peraonal action to
the Company for the unpaid stock held by him,
except in cases where tho losses by fire exceed
the means Of the corporation to pay said losses;
that there was no personal liability On the part
Of the stockholders to pay assessments based
upon the liabilities Of the Company other than
those occasioned by losses by fire and accord
ingly that an assessment upon the stockholders
upon the basis that the losses and
liabilities Of the Company made q call
necessary, WIS not sufficient to give a
right Of action, and az no assessment based
upon losses by fire alone had been made, the
Company could not maintain an action against
the stockholders. There was no other point de-
cided in the case.
A meeting Of the Iowa Centennial Board
of Finance was held here to-day. General
Bridgman, of the First Congressional
District WAS elected Chairman, and E.
R. Kirk, OF the Ninth Congressional
District, Secretary. The Board designated all
the National Banks OF the State as agents to re-
ceive subscriptions OF stock to the Centennial
Fund
, 1872-10-31
CINCINNATI.

General Garfield on Expanding the
Currency-Thc Machine Nanufac-
turers' Convention.
CNCE1NAT1, Oct. 30.-General John 4. Gar
field was introduced on Change to-day by Presi-
dent Covington, and, during brief speech, said
there was likely to be q raid made On Congress
demanding Secretary Boutwell, to reissue $44,-
900, 900 of greenbacks He said the Secretary
had no right to do 80 under the existing Law.
He said Congress looked to such bodies as this
Chamber for aid in their efforts against dis
turbing the currency. The General was warmly
received, and was heartily applauded at times
during his remarks.
The National Convention Of Machine Manu-
facturers adjourned 1ato this afternoon, to meet
here again on Dec. 18th. During the day they
discussed the subject Of credit prices; Uniform
ity Of rating horse power Of engines, and rail-
road freights. They passed resolutions against
reducing the currency below it's present volume,
and condemning "corners" and combinations,
and that the general Government, private asso-
Citations and individua1s should counteract such
combinations.
, 1872-10-31

prevailing brisk so1theasterly winds, threaten
ing weather and belts Of rain. In New England
and Middle States generally; warm weather
and increasing c1oudiness, with souther1y to
easterly winds. In South Atlantic and Eastern
barometer, and partly cloudy weather, with
occasional rain. In Western Gulf and thence to
lower Ohio Valley and Kansas, clearing weather
ind norther1y to westerly winds with an occa-
sional coast rain. In Northwest and Upper
Lakes southerly to westerly winds, threatening
weather and rain extending to the Ohio Valley,
but clearing in the latter section BY to morrow.
Warming signals continue at Duluth, Mftwau-
kee, Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, and Buffalo.
, 1872-10-31

The American missionary Association
RACINE, Wis, Oct. 30.-The twenty-si1th an
nual meeting of the American Missionary Asso-
citation commenced in this city to-day, at the Pres
consin, in the Chair. The devotional exercises
we're conducted by the Rev. G. F. 11agoun, D.
D., President Of the Iowa College. The Rev. H.
c. Hitchcock, Of Kenosha, was elected Secretary,
and J. F. Claain, Esq, OF Chi
Of the Treasurer and Of the Executive Com
mittee were read by the Rev. II. E. SHELBY, and
Rev: George Whipp1e, Secretaries at New York,
and by Rev. E. II, Orooth, Field Secretary. In
the evening the opening sermon was preached
by the Rev. E. P. Goodwin, .. D., Of Chicago.
The attendance is largely Of gentlemen from al
parts Of the country, and the meeting promises
to be one Of great interest. About 100 delegates
are present, and more expected tomorrow.