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VENEZUELAN FINANCES.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Cuba, April H. 1872.
Further advces from Caracas represent that
a large deficit exists in the budget but that
the Dutch government for some unknown reason
has assumed responsibility for it.
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TIE FORE MURDER,

Sr LOUIS April H. 1872.
The Jury in the Fore murder case agreed on
verdict ~ half-past one O'Clock this morning. The
Court having adjourned, and all the officers having
gone home, Judge Primm who was called from bed
ordered The jury 80 bring IN \ sealed verdict to
morrow morning. II has been freely stared to-uay
that the verdict il for acqutiaI, but nothing DEFINITE
IL Inn
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The British and American Counter Cases-Presen-
tation Of the Papers in Geneva Io-Day-Le-
gal Opinion of the Power and
Duty Of the Arbirators.
,TeLeGRAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

GENEVA. April IA, 1872
The British and American gentlemen connected
with the Tribunal of Arbitration have arrived here
and the presentation OF the British and American
counter cases will take place Tomorrow Monday.
American Legal Opinion or the Power
and Duty OF the Arbitration Court-A
Brief Session.
LONDON, April H. 1872
Messrs. Cushing, Davis and Evarts, counsel for
the American government before the Geneva Court
OF Arbitration in the Alabama claims case will pro-
long their stay in Paris until June. They are OF
opinion that the Board OF Arbitration Is bound to
adjudcate the Alabama claims after the delivery Of
the counter cases even should one Of the ltigants
withdraw.
BRIEF SESSION or THE COURT.
The London Observer in its issue to-day confirms
the statement that Lord Tenterden and Hon. Caleb
Cushing will present the counter cases OF their
respective governments at Geneva tomorrow.
The sitting Of the Board will be very brief
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GERHARDT THE UNNATURAL.
CHICAGO. April

IIITUNIU, NVTII -, TNt-.
Detective Ellis has fcrreted out and captured IN
Chicago. Adolpho Gcrhardt, OF Milwaukee, charged
with n criminal assault on his stepdanghter, en-
dangcring her life. Gcrhardt has been taken to
Milwaukee,.
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Fire In 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April IL, 1872.
Radford House and elevator at Warrcnsburg
Mo-, were burned Yesterday. TIE elevator con
tanned $4,000 bushels OF grain. The loss is estimated
at 100000; insurance unknown.
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Fire In OsSvcgO.

49,. 0swEGo, n. w., April IL, 1872.
A arc occurred tbs Noyg!ng At lslfpast- i've
O'Clock on the west side OF Lake street. Bander's
clothing store, Elliott's drug store Mrs. Ashley's
saloon, Ogdens cigar store. f. Days saloon and
Mrs. Maunings millinery store were destroyed.
Loss. S25.OD0: insurance. $4,000 The fire is sup
posed TO have been the work Of an incendiary.
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Fire and Fatality.
POTTSvILLE. Pa. APP

louisville, Pa, April IL, 1872.
fire. this evening, on Minersvillc street, de-
strOyed ten tenement buildings; loss $4,000 A
man, named Charles Ewing was run over by a fire
engine and killed.
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A DBPALoATING COLLECTOR,

SrRINGFIEtp, Mo-, April ~, 1871
George d. Orncr, Collector OF Internal revenue
for the Fifh district is accused OF dcaca'ioii anu
= sutt bas been commenced against him aud his go
gullties t0l siOO.J9J.
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Havana Lottcry.-Pri1es Cashcd and
In tor,uatiou gf,ru JOSEPH RATES Broker
int Broadway, rooui 4.
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uuc corner Twenty mn sreetVitaling pe,oIe oIeN-
"a, ,gorntIug before dinner, more sootilhg ,nth
nn,tc. before retiring Ladies, day ana evening ocu-
tlemen every day nnd all niRhi
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Bishop Ryan Consccrntcd in st. Louis.

st. LOUIS, ApFiI a. ISI2
Rev. J. =. Ryan was to-day consecratcd Bishop
OF Trichonia and coadiutor of Archbishop
Kenrck, of this diocese, in st. Johns Catho-
lie church. The church WAS deliberately dec
coratcd and densely crowded with spectators. The
ceremonies. which We're very impressive and OF
great length, were performed by Archbishop Ken
rick, assisted 10y Archbishop Lynch of Toronto aud
Bishops Foley, Of Chicago Teehnn, Of Nashville
Grace, OF st. Paus; Mcgs, OF Leavenworth
Hessi, Of La Crosse Hogan, OF 81. Joseph BATHS,
OF Alton; Ryan, Of Buffalo, ana Hennesy, OF Du-
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Burnetrs Cocoaine stop. Hair Falling.


A.-HerrsmG's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES. . ,.
aSI Broadway. corner Murray street.
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SPAIN.

Incendiarism and Plans Of Robbery Masked Un-
der Cover Of Political Agitation Serious Con-
fagration in Madrid-Attempted MUIR
der by Railroad Distractions.
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FRANCE.

President Theirs Reception Of the Princes aud
| the Aristocracy.
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terst appears In his style Of hat anu Tres i,e hNoA
HAT Keel. all and cxats the Wearer az nroauWay
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The RED Book jon At ALBANY An
attempt was made in the Assembly on
Saturday last to pass resolution ordering the
usual supply of Red Books, or State Manuals,
for members, officers reporters and attaches
Of all the State departments. Fifty-six mem
beers voted for the resolution and thirty-seven
against it; but Speaker Smith very properly de-
cided that il required majority Of all the
members elected, or sixty five votes in the
affirmative, to carry it, rs it involved an appro-
priation of money. An appeal was taken from
the decision, but the Speaker was sustained,
and so the resolution was lost. Tie people
will thus be saved from this outrageous swim
die this yea, unless, indeed. the enterprising
firm OF Weed Parsons q Co. should engage
fhe services of a lobbyist to obtain nine more
votes. Ii the State should after all be called
npon TO pay Tor another supply of these worn
ont, worthless old Manuals, we shall take care
a. publish the names of all members who
sanction tue robbery
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Gcutlcmen's Dress Hats. seven Dollars.
WARNOCk 4 co.. No. 5l9 Broadway
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A.-Royai Havana lottery.-'l. ". Mar
rNEz 4 90 BANKERS, ~ Wall street Box i,0o New
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tceuh strce pnion square has the honor iuform tho
ladies' that ,e VIII expose, the 10Th Inst and following
days her NEW GOODS chosen by herself while Ia Paris
consisting ct lnrec assortment Of ladies' suits OF
style; also . tul assortment OF thildrcn's Wear.
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Superior Iron stable Fittipgs.-Cho
tradekNppnud Catalogues sent nv matt
JANIS ~tEVtANu. Nos = " AUD u Keaie street.
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Death of Diaz---His Supposed
Assassination.
THE COALITION AGAINST JUAREZ
RumOred Defeat of ROcha and Eyacua-
ton of ZacatecaS.
MATAMOROS DEMANDED TO SURRENDER
TeleGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The HERALD correspondent in Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special de-
snatch
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The Advance Of the RevOlutiOnists on
MatnmOrOs Arrestcd-RumOrcdA Attack
Saltillo by the Juaristas-The Presiden-
tial Prospects Of Lcrslo de Tejasla.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26


O. "A Ca,es letter in the PaN koll
0mb furnishes Al Interesting de-.
cehptsa Of sattiss Of the Nile, near
FOkR> s1hisA- takes place every year,
aa1 u ~ occasion Of great rejoicing
hshvi,y snsng al lel.ssss. The
bssk Of The canal Is cut just after
dsybrak and The water. allowed 70
sovsr The psrehed lasd. Long before
salsst efahe d.y before tho Nil, is filed
With Eaily decorated boats, upon which
bssds % playing, the darkness illuni-
sa'sd bya continual display Of fire.
WORKS, which even the dawn doe. not
end. Just At sunrise the diggsrs be-
gin their work, loseuing up tho soil
with their implements, which are 4
compromise between hoe and carpeu-
tsr's adze, then loading it into basket,
made Of palm leaves, it is carried
away BY boys aud girls, and thrown in
10 . hosp beyond tho channel. In
three or four hours the bank is down
and the waters rushing over. Then
eonss the widest scene of tho CO.
sss,su, The workers ding aside their
clothing aud sprisg int the wster,
Struggling fsr tho "dasksheeh" which
b throva 10 them by the Governor Of
Cai1e. All day the Arabs wash in the
rushing watsr, rejoicing that it flows
. freely AID promises 4 rich harvest.
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-. ~. Higaia,en says i. ID.
Rs~a.'s Jouvsal: "a yousg Amer.
lean 4i,l vhe hsd been 1t school in
1'asss and Gsrm.ny told me that b.
. ssuss Of 'hsr nationality she was con-
sldered 'slf.protec,iug. She vas al
lsved to 30 about more freely than tho
Esrspean school girl,, AID sometimes,
where it.became necessary, had fel-
LOO students oder than herself pu. an
der her protection as If she were a mau
49, consequence Of this, she said,
che w. really safer than the:o,hes, be-
osass any enc Of them, if she had &C.
,siasntally found herself IN the street
,@less, would have been terrified ard
,bswildsred. There il notling that 10
d'bilitates ~ the babi. Of being pro-
teetsd." -.-,-,-,
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AORraA0E sALE.

WHlRRAs AsAslt has 30. mad, Z, II. so,.
81 o.. s s;tt;, = az
s.ns d.:s e. r.: cA: Of
10y. D: ls7o; md recorded in H. a., Of ths
81 De-; !. ..s e. the County q
~. A. 1870. Ut 10 oelock In ths forenoon Of that
d.y II II" q mortgages o. psees III, 122 rs
s.1 :ei a. r! r. 1,.a n.
Deila1 and the interest thereon mon tie date Of
said u sAs rate Of twelve per cent ~
aan. xhiea aid san - secured WAS payable ops
:isasa y The eeiA Alfts1 TaDnsf, o. Of the aid
ts.s:ss..ApAy.Ai. :. IL. .rder .f..sd mortgage
:. Ind wh:tsas dsfAnit Aas been nais IL til. co,at.
olss 4 said nort9ags BY the Repayment Of .il
- q money and interest thereon; And there ]. At
III anse 81 this notice claimed to to due and !. dn
spol aid mortgage and said nots secursd thsrshv
tie full and just sum Of seven Hsndrsd And TIT
- - i.o S dS.rs and no estion or preceding,
+: % secured by said nsrtgaxe; ''''
H:w. tAsrefore. Notice IL h.rsSy given tia. pu,u-
to Il: o. s;1' j. said .es.
nv negt9aEe will b foreelosed By ths ..le Of RI.
ne1tEaged premises described II said mort,,r. M
e!'css, 70 Wit: The south wensy-1vsI2S) fset =
asd he north twenty i1o fsst sf lot .smh s'sn U
III block number ssgsa e., nd all bnilai... t.sVV
~ a:aasea +. u. :e"a q Aals 1sIls, CenStv q
ea .ss :eeorsi.s :, *. ..: ~ d.see4
NAds By .. II. PltnaA and recorded !. ~. oS sss;
~ lse:ase e 3d. i1 sss,os Gsu oee , ..
ssSo:,t.i.;.. "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1.. & ss''' sI .::S: =;
49, & "a Z; = ~, =: ast coars
10y 3 ,s - =: rM1tI1as nAYaoR Nevsxssx,
amlontoea q 1eilaeA .hslsof = ny b. nsce.-
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MINNESOTA.

|
A former resident of Rochester
writes as follows to the editor of the
Pot:
"Hsving now settled in Michigan,
after having stopped in every State
ia the Union save two, California and
Florida, I still, in my humble judy
meut, pronounce Minnesota the State
combining moro advantages than any
other ono. In climate il excels all
others ; inquiry Of water it equals New
England, and 10 wealth of soil aud
produetiveuess it is rivaled by none,
TO those abjeot winners who are always
complaining about something, those
moral hypeohsudriAos who seek 70 vii,
ahs brave heart of The w estern hus.
bandman, BY their elamorous appealing
for fruit, fruit, I would say, Gene
to the miasmstio state of Michigan,
take from Us the burning fever aud
the deadly chills, and you are on
'irsly welcome to bear sw,y with you
the entire fruit crops for the next sue
oeeding thirty years."'
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Don Piats writes from White
Sulphur Springs "Tbe paternal au-
thor Of the belle hero, it is said, tho
other day, shortly after his return to
tho Springs, was approached by a
youth who requested few minutes
conversation in private, and begun; II
was requested to see you, sir, by your
lovely dsug liter. Our attach ment-'
young man." interrupted the parent
briskly, 4 don't know what that girl Of
mine is about. You are tho fourth
gentleman who has approached me tn is
morning on that subject. I have given
my consent to the others, and I give it
to you. God bless you"
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The New York World declares that

The New York World declares tha,
though supporting Mr.. Greeley it
should never DO willing to trust the
Financial policy to bis uncontrolled
guidance" "We have no taith," it
says, Gin his financial wisdom, and We
never had" Aud yet, With such con-
fes'ions as these from. his supporters,
the people are asked to endanger the
country by electiog him to office.
Was ever the spectacle witnessed be-
fore GA man being voted fer for the
hlg best place of trust and hoaor in
the land whom ninety-oics per cent. OF
all voters, OF both parties, have de-
olared to DO dangerous man and to-
tally undt for Tho position!
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PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT.

Mr.. Bessemer, giving evidence be.
fore committee Of the Society of Arts,
the other day, said II have observed
the slelgh' -of.hand that men acquire
in various mechanical arts where they
have certain thing to do and that
only; aud it is really marvellous how,
in three or four weeks, a man will do
with ease what would have been pro.
nounoed an utter impossibllity. Take,
for example, tho forging Of steel. A
naa will take q bar of steel, which has
TO be forged into an octagon shape,
and he will psss it under heavy ham,
ms', striking about 800 blows q min.
uts, and will tara ii exactly ons-eighth
ct revolution At each. stroke, and the
whole Of the bar is forged with the
greatest exao',t.de, though he has to
alter Tho angle every Booth part Of !.
minute."
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There 10 4 considerable dsfloieosv q

There is considerable deficiency of
grain in Bohemia and Hungary, caused
BY floods. But the English consumers
trust that it will DO almost, if not On.
ti.ely, covered by the abundant crop Of
France. For several years past tho
grain crop of France has been deficient,
and that country has had to depend, up.
Oh the Black Sea regions for a portion
of her supply. But it il now announce
ed that she will b able to sxpor. 49,
100000 bushels to England aud Italy,
after retaining sufficient for her own
use, while tho new railroad facilities will
enable Southern Rus'i. to supply the
demand for Central Europe.
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SHERlFF'S EXECUTION SALE.

Under and BY virtue Of IN execution, Issued out
OF and under the seal of the District Court the
eAteef MinnSsoSa, in and for the Seventh Judicial
Cntrlct, and county OF Stsarns, the twentysixth
oes OF August, A: D. 1872, upon judgment render
% and docketsd in said Court aud County on
the twsnty.seventh day of February, A. D. 1871 In
"a action thersin, wherein Edward Aschernar and
Herman ssgnitz. Co-partners a. Ed. Aseherman
Co. Az plaintiffs, and Ludwig Robbers il defendant,
IN favor OF said plaintiffs and against said defendant
for the sum OF One Hundred and Forty and eQ-loc
Dollars, which said execution has to me- Is Sheriff
OF said Stearns County, been duly directed and de-
hvered, have levied upon and will sell At public
auction, to the highest cash bidder at the front
door Of the Court House, in the City Of st. Cloud in
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. b. 1874 At two O'Clock in
tho Afternoon of that day. all the right title and H.
terest said defendant Ludwig Robbs1 had on said
9th Day OF February, 4. D. 1872 or on any subse.
qaent day In, and - his properly the following de-
ocrlbsd real estate atuatsd in the county Of Ssarns
State OF Minnesota, to-wit: That portion Of Block
&C In tht town Of St. Cieud according 10 the plat
and survey thsrsof made BY John l.. Wilson, and
corded in the odee Of the kegfstsr of bteds If said
etearns county. bounded and described ~ follows:
Commencing at q point on Washington Avenue, Upon
me westerly line Of sad Block 'C' ~ feet northerly
o. lea eofnGr; thence nertherly and
along ssid avenue forty feet thence ss right angles
With sad aven0e snd saetsrly Isl feet; thence
couthesiv and parallel With aid avenue forty feet
thence westerly le9 ss 70 lie la.es ofbsginaing on
$40 avenue, together With it, hsvsditaDa6 and -.
a1a lot fhrse o. IN 3Srsy (lo) .epard,s = Dc
aaorssa!d plat and survey: --.
A0A Olln Ahgi4 4 Stsarns o., Nina.
Dated q oloud. nha, So. Il, l0a spls5v
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ID <. 9D1n 4 FHu1T M1LANGE,-Boil the
f h until perfsotly { sof.; beat tho
shates, Of four eggs with pounded su-
81 'l, tl'l , smooth like icing season the
INIT With spices and: .ug'r; pat iu +.
baking dish. Spread the egg. smooth
~ So - j., and bake till light brown
=. ,9s' =, vl 81 cream. ~ Green apples pre-
! pared il this ,vay are sill nicer. : =.
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Vibgl!gR2lIl(R&
M{AzZ&z ~
.NEl3!l2la |alI13S
NEl3sk::(; b ff133S
4 y. x.. 49,: I,:,.ss.: = y: Aeps.4Ie Co.. D.,

Aaa. Asass. 4 1...a..c.is.1 = Co.. 80 f. *
HalLLIOND Bear TestIDsny - their
Wonderful Curative RGects.
VissgaP BittePs are not . vile Fancy
Drisk, Made Of Peer Run, Whisksy,
Presf Spirits asd Refuse LIQUORS, doc
sorsd, SIZED anl svsstsosd to please the TASTE
sslled 1onies," " Ap1ssisssa" Restorsss,' e,
tAat led he ti,plse % 10 dfnDkennsas and ruin.
bat are Z t.ss Nsd1alss. .saAs hsn the Native
Rsets a.d asss II Oaliisrnla, free fro~ ali
AleeheIis 6einslaass. fbsy ara the
GREAF BLOOD PURIFIER aad A
LIFE GIVING Pk1NClPLk, 1srfsst
'1sosvstse aoA Iavi0ssae0 u TIE 6ystso. sany-
ing 81 ali poisonous nasssrssd restoring the blood
70 , healthy esndittsn- No Dszsos can take these
Bittsr1 according - directions and remain long
unveIl. provided their bones ars not destroyed
By mineral poison OF other Means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They arc 4 Gentle Parxaiive ~ we'll
~ Teuic' possessing. also. the peculiar meri:
Of sctins ~ powerful agent in relieving Conges-
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver, and 0. al. the
viseeral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whethe.
IN young or old. married or SINGLE At the dawn OF
vonanhood or At the turn Of Lie, these Tonic BIZ
ters have no equal
Fer lnda1Datory ana Chronic Rhea.
natisn and Cost, DysDepstn or In
digestion, Biiisas, Remittene and
Intermittent Fevers, Diseases Of the
Blood, Liver, kiAneys and Bladder,
these Bitters have been most successful Such
Diseases are caused BY Initiated Blood,
which IL seperaliy produced BY deranSement OF
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
y the T!hea% nSHxiaeRa S0nY Ryuckationa
tho Stomach. Bad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious
Attacks, Palpitstion OF the Heazt, Inflammation OF
tho Lungs Pain in the regions OF the Kidneys. and
. hundred other painful symptoms are the OF.
springs Of Dypepsia-
They inyigoeate the Stomach md stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels. which render them Of
unequalIed efficacy in cleansing the blood Of AL i'm
purities, and impast!ng nsw LIE and vigor to the
whole systsm--
FOR eKIN DISEASES, Eruptons, Tette.
Salt Rheum, Blotches. Spots. Ptnpisa. Pustules
Boils, Carbunclss, Ring Worms, sca,d Head, Sore
Eyes E1y1pela. 1tGh se.rf. Di.oeleFstions oi.ae
a OF =. q
ried out Of The system In short time BY the OF
these Bitter One bottle IN s1eh oeaes viz con
Cleanse tho vitiatsd Blsod Whenever you and it,
Impurities bursting through the hin IN Pimple4
Ernptions 81 sarss; eleanss It whn Jon ind h
ohstxuesod anA sanggish In the wins; cleanss t
when 4 II toni. and Joax feelings yin tai you when.
Essp tie blood DRs. ind ~ hsaltA 4 tAe systa0
wfl follow.
PIN, TAPE, and esh~ WORMS, urking
n tse 80 q ona.y faousaada N snscsaalls
aoot1oy0d md removed.
SOLD ~ AL DRUGGISTS AID D1A1laA.
d.. 6r191;Ss = 0sa. Assnts ssn 5T.nape
Oil. nd y I'D = 0oRn9oo Stsst. 1sv Yoxk.
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The Commercial Advertiser
sees breakers ahead across the water.
Tho strike Of tho agricultural laborers
is by no means at an end, and while
these men, 100000 in number, are
moving for higher wages with tho al
Tentative Of no work, tho prices Of
coal, meat, iron and many other things
procurabls only by work and wages
arc advancing and short crops, low
wages, high prices for provisions, ETC.,
and rapidly approaching winter are
causing shudder in Great Britain.
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"A tale Of incredible horror comes
10 10 from illinois. 1t i, we'll for the
Journalistic misd that Il is not often
sslled spss to deserib e 40 event Of
sash inkJ, unmitigatsd gloom. The
time was August, the skies were fair,
when, seatsd in a railway car, a
bright, blooming, bashtul, and beaut,-
ful young bridal pair went forth from
Peoria on the irst stage Of that journey
which ends, it may BE-, i. tie grave, or
haply 10 Chicago. The husband of an
hour was oil pride and tenderness tho
bride all bonnet and bushes. As the
slsv train moved from tie station the
mn young being incau.isusly put her
head cut of the window, per,hance to
ess1s tho morning breeze, like Hamlet's
h'Aer's ghost, psrchancs to vave a last
h1svsll TO the weeping friends of Ter
eirlhood. Too, too fatal moment! "A
'''esrsPh pole did not d'e.pi.a.e her;
no, Al mol That w*re joy compared
49, Hastily bringing her head
wttAis tAs ar, she buried "a axon,s.
d &sss in her hands. The terrified
Bridegroom i said to have expressed
himself With great presence Of mind, in
teh "sshirg and memorable language:
"WAas w il, darling? Whs, frightened
H. dear Tell its OVID hubby! VIVA,
nsk~ y erJp' What, indeed, Oh, VIC
~ 1a's! She had dropped lovely
aaa sxpsssizs set Of teeth out Of the
~iadsv. 6hs never smiled sgain-u..il
sas bad sasa. . destist. -Ttibuns.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26

Describing the 1nebri.te Asylum 1t
Wards Island, the New York Tribune
says: "Within the past four years
about 100 women have occupied rooms
IN tho 'sJlun OF these, nearly one 10.
third have been ladies moving in tho
highest circles Of society. Trey were
all middls.sged, and nearly al had
been married."