davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1872-12-05
MADISON.
Odd Fel1ows' Encampment--Elec
of Officers.

Odd Fellows Encampment--Elec
Of Officers.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Dec. 4.-The Wisconsin Grand En-
campment Of Odd Fellows began it's twenty fifth
session here lest evening, David Whitton, Most
Worthy Grand Patriarch presiding, and most Of
the other officers present, and Representatives
from the ffty-four Encampments. The reports
Of the Grand Patriarch, Grand Scribe. Grand
Treasurer, and r. ". Grand Representatives
#ere read, showing the order to be in decidedly
prosperous and dourishing condition in Wiscon-
sin. To-day the following officers for the ensuing
year we're chosen. h. ". 6. F., Fl. s. eackett,
Berlin; n; F. 9. 3; F. ". Reynolds. Green
Point; R. ". 6. Scribe, L; B: Hull, Madison;
r. ". g. Treasurer, David Adler, Milwaukee
z. ". G. J.W., Y. F. Cook, Eau Claire; R. G. g.
tees, H. B. Hinsdale, L. T. Kallogg, Lewis
Silber,
After the election Of the above officers, the
Grand Encampment closed it's labors this after
noon, and the Grand Lodge convened at o'clock
this evening, with large attendance Of repre-
sentatives from two hundred lodges throughout
the State.
Tomorrow night there will be public recsp-
ton in the Assembly Chamber when speech OF
welcome will be delivered by Governor G. c.
Washburne, responded to by the Hon. u. P.
Lindsley, Of Green Bay, Grand Master. An
historical address viii be made by Past Grand
Master A. J. Langworthy, Of Milwaukee, and an
address by Past Grand Representative, Rev. 4.
c. Barry, Of Fond du Lac, the affair cloaing With
dance.
, 1872-12-05
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Dec. 4.--The steamship Cresswe1l,
from Falmouth for Cork, was lost during her
voyage, and twenty one passengers and the crew
perished.
Five hundred Of the striking stoke1s employed
by the gas companies we're summoned before
the Police Court on the charge Of conspiracy.
Ihe he companies are unyielding, and the stokers
VII hold out until their companions, whose dis
charge caused the strike, are taken back. Mean
Whlle the absence Of gas is severely felt The
thsatEes are compelled to omit their perform
aoces the Underground Railway is in darkness,
and candles have advanced To-day 1000 OF the
otssLot7 Lad public parada.
LONDON, Nov. 4-6 p. m.-Laree portions of
the city are in darkness tonight, the ess having
been extinguished in many sections The IN
habitants are filed with CONSERVATION and
dread, and the irritation against the stokers
is very great
The report received here On Sunday of the
wreck of the steamship Dalmatian, and the loss
OF 3u3 persons on board, proves to have been un-
safety.
Elizabeth Dredge brought suit to-day in the
Court OF Queens Bench against Clinton Wi
pans, q citizen Of the United States, to recover
$4,000 damages for breach Of promise Of mar
mage, hut the case was compromised by Wiuans
paying the plaintiff 81, 800.
The number Of emigTants that left Liverpool
during November exceeded that Of the previous
month By 1000.
Ihe announcement WAS made in this city to-
DAY that the subscription books for the Spanish
loan Of Ell, ,000, 900 will be opened in the Lon
don market on the 18th.
, 1872-12-05
GERMANY.

NEW YoRK; Dec: A Berlin letter to the
London Telegraph says that the storm which
passed over The north OF Europe On the 18th Of
Nove1nber ragged with violence unprecedented
within the memory Of living man. Indeed, the
!ocai annals Of the Baltic and the Ost Seas and
their coasts contain no record Of 50 furious and
destructive tempest for nearly 200 years past.
Az the lines Of railway radiating to different
points OF the compass from this capital are
encumbered with broken or uprooted tele-
graph poles. Business On the Bourss is at
standstlu. The sea walls we're smashed into
atoms and q train swallowed up in the great
waters. The accounts from stralsund, Eel.
Graefswald, Swinemundi, etc, read like descrip-
hons OF second deluge. On Wednesday, the
greater part Of G1aefsWa1d was under water. The
0st Sea stood five feet deep in the streets Of that
thriving little town. The total number Of craft
that foundered at Stralsund was over eighty. All
The flshing-boats belonging to Zingst, Oars, and
H1denso are gone to the bottom. Eight people
we're drowned at Venvitz and all along the
coast the inhabitants we're ruined and suffering
Tor "ant OF water, the sea having flooded all the
wells.
, 1872-12-05

At meeting of prominent educators Of the
State Of Ohio, it was decided to take the proper
Bteps for having the system Of education aa
practised in Ohio fully represented at the Vienna
Exposition
The Ohio State Dental Association, in session
.t Columbus, yesterday, discussed '|The Burn
ing Engine" end the best mode Of preserving
the eyesight Of dental practitioners.
At Chippewa Falls, Wis., on Saturday after
noon, I'd. Godette: lumbermnn, shot in the
been very friendly to him: Supposed to be on
account of jealousy, as both we're paying atten-
Eous to the same girl
c. Bennett. q citizen of some prominence in
Corsicania, Texas, WAS fatally shot, on Tuesday
night; by policeman named Wallace The
murderer was killed on Wednesday morning
while attempting to escape from his guard.
The winter session Of the Ohio horticultural
Bociety met in Zanesvil1e yesterday The at
'tsndance was large. and the display exceedingly
, 1872-12-05
FIRES.
Destruction of Property We

Destruction of Property Yesterday.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Dec. A house, owned by
Jamea Mooney, On East Columbia street, WAS de-
stroyed by fire this morning. The steamers we're
drawn to. the fire by citizens, making good
time.
ST.. Lou1s, Dec. "A fire in East st. Lonis,
this afternoon, burned the Green Tree Tavern,
on Broadway, owned and occupied by john Her
man also five small frame houses and stables
adjoining. Loss about SIS, 900; insured $4,000
New York, and small amount in st. Louis com
panies. A disastrous condagration was threaten
ed at one time, and an engine WAS sent from
this city, which did effective service.
New YORK, Dec. 4.-The stables OF the Bush
wick Avenue Railroad, in Brooklyn, with fifty
horses and cars, we're burned early this morning,
The loss is $50, 900.
The loss by the burning Of the Bnshwick Ave-
nue. Railroad stables, in Brooklyn, js s55, ,000-
Seventy-fve horses pere burned to death.
, 1872-12-05

The New York Insurance Companies.
Special Despateh to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Dec. 1.-The New York insurance
companies, alluded to in yesterdays special tel
egram aa not yet having made up their impair
ment by the Boston fire, all claim to be perfectly
solvent, and, as Was stated, promise to make up
al impairment within the period allowed them
BY law. The Lenox Company publishes a card
denying that it has been examined by
the State Commissioner, and states, further,
that it's loss at Boston is only one-sl1th Of its
over Companies says that their impairment has
been met by = reduction Of capital. As has been
repeatedly stated, only five New York insurance
companies have snccumbed to the Boston FIRE.
The remainder are solvent, as far as known, and
when Al have made up their impairment, the
fact will be promptly chronioled~
, 1872-12-05

I Bismarck and the Junker Party
Names OF Some of the NewPeers.
~ The Brussels correspondent Of the London
Telegraph writes:
Some interesting details have come to light
here connected with The present crisis in Prussia
His Imperial Majesty, although he has CON-
pletely given in his adherence to Prince Bs-
marck, could not be persuaded to open the
Landtag in person and deliver the speech The
whole Court party and the Junker party re
strongly iuitated at Prince Bismarck's attitude
throughout the recent negotiations, and it il g.
common assertion that his action has been in'a.
marked way in the Grown Princes interes:.
Many declare that there is latent intention to
institute an Upper Chamber Of the Reichstag, or
National Parliament, and altogether swamp the
political entity OF the Diets. This would COM
pletely satisfy Prussianisn, because it would
catch and extinguish the Legislatures Of the NOS
medlatized States, and completely fuse Ba7aEa.
Wurtemburg, ETC., into the Prusao-Ge N
realm. The Crown Prince ia the future wor ID
thus be Emperor Of Germany, and not German
Emperor. To achieve that end particularism
would have to be annihi1ated throughout the
Empire.
II have heard here the names Of some Of the
new Peers; amongst them are Hanse.nann,
Bleichroder,. Krupp, Borsig, the maker Of loco
motives, and several other geheinarathe, STEADY
supporters Of the Government"
, 1872-12-05
SPRINGFIELD,

The Railroad and Warehouse Conn
missioners- Case OF Insanity.
Special Despateh to Tbs ckteago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. 4.-The Railroad aud
Warehouse Commissioners held session to-day.
Nothing but routine business was transacted.
The reports Of the Registrar and Inspector Of
Grain at Chicago were received, and will be in
eorporated in the report Of the Commissioners.
The question OF the change in the law and forma-
To-day: The Board will adjourn Tor few days
pie8.
Mrs: Miller, wife OF the fireman who Was so
badly injured at the explosion at the rolling-miM
only temporary, and VIII. no donbt. yield to to
treatment. Her husband Still inge1s in great
suffering. '~''
, 1872-12-05
DECATUR BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.

DEcATUR, H., Nor. 80, 1879.
10 the Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
s1R: Alta meeting Of the Decatur Board Of
Underwriters, this day, the following resolutions
we're adopted:
Resolred That the recent prompt action Of the Insu1
anoe Association Of Peoria, sustaining the National
Board IN ali necessary steps for he protection and
muneraton Of insurance capital but strenuousy pro-
testing against its scon reducing agents commissions
expresses entirely the sentiment Of this Board; md
further,
Association IN respectfully aang the Companies IN
terested not to enforce the resolution Of the National
Board reducing agents connissions, believing that
such action will defeat the very end it aims to accom-
plish.
Kesoired That We coincide with the opinion, That
State Convention Of Underwriters should be con-
vened at once, composed Of one delegate from each
Local Board " and also that Is very desirable that
permanent State organization Of Underwriters be
formed, for the purpose Of conference cooperation
and concert Of action in Ill matters Of mutual interest,"
B. E. DuEFEE, President
Il. P. CHRISTIE, Secretary.
, 1872-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS CITY ITEMS.

4 crowd Of South Side 1oafers and tbie7ea
was arrested and locked up in the Harrison
Street Station LAST evening" It is composed ot
such men IS Dick Lane, John Berry, Gustav
Pdaum, Henry Clayton, George Lathrop, Jo-
seph Harris, Frank Bunch, Court Mckinney,
and Gus. Green.
While Michael O'Neil, OF No. 116 Carol
street, Was passing the corner Of Fulton and
Desplaines streets, at o'clock last evening, he
WIS struck on the head with stone. One
OF q party Of lads Hho were indulgin
in the amusing pasti1ne Of hurling stones
one another, threw the missile, O'NeiIs capu
was severely cut, but the wound is not con
sidered dangerous.
, 1872-12-05
DUBUQUE.


Satcfde-A New Disease In walwortb
County.
Special Despatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov. "A German, about 10
yeare old, named George Robisch, ahot himself
through the heart with shot gun this morn
ing, Causing, it is thought, instant death.
Liquor is supposed to be the cause Of
the deed az he came home last night
very. much Intoxicated, compelling his
threatening to shoot them. He had been mar
Hed but two years. and is connected With some
OF the most respectable German families in the
city. He leaves wife and two children.
4 disease declared BY sli1fu1 medical men to
spreading among the people Of Walworth
County, Wis.
, 1872-12-05

fine. Mr. Warden, President OF the Society,
presided The Hon. John O'Nei1l delivered an
address ofwelcome lsst evening.
At the general meetng OF the Centennial Com
mission IN fhtladelphiaa yesterday, Commission
report from the Executive Committee Was ac-
cepted, and design TOR seal adopted. The
Committee reported resolutions On the death Of
the late William Prescott Smith, and then ad-
journed.
Bridget Sullivan, Of Springfield, Ohio, who as
one night last summer, made ! second assault
upon him yesterday, in magistrates Office.
Griffin having had her arrested Tor threatening
his life. The instrument used was huge but
cher knife. Sullivan, who is undoubtedly in
sane, WAS at once arrested and looked up in jail
young man.
, 1872-12-05
Utah Items.

SALT LAKE., Dec. IA little Mormon girl, !
years old, was burned to death at Bear Lake
Valley q few days ago, in consequence Of her
clothes taking fire from stove.
Benjamin Sevensen was murdered at the San
Pete coal beds on Saturday by Matt. Daley.
Cause, drunkenness.
Grand preparations are making by the Masonic
fraternity for the celebration Of st. Johns
Day.
About two hundred tons Of ore per day are
taken from Little Cottonwood.
- There are heavy receipts Of bullion from the
South for New York.
The weather is extremely propitious. There
is little or no suow in the mining districts. All
kinds Of business is brisk
, 1872-12-05

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
VALPARAISO, Ind, Dec. 4.-The daad body Of
man was found this morning in grove neax
town. From all Appearances, before entering
the grove he had made two unsuccessful at
tempts at,suicide by buttirzg his head against
he fence, after which he went into the grove
around his neck, then laid himself down. m and s
died partially suspended. He was an entire
stranger here, no person as yet having 1ecog-
nized him. He is rather large and Te1l-built
man, about IS years. Of age, hair and beard
sandy. Some people hare are Of the opinion
that there has been foul play n this case. The
Coroner's verdict has not yet been rendered.
, 1872-12-05

| An appropriate resolution on the death Of Gree
| ley was offered by Mr. Ellis, ,4and was adopted
| With deep feeling.
6AssAcHusErTR.
/ RosToH Dec, 4-The Electoral College OF
! Massachusetts met to-day, aud cast an uneni-
mons vote for Grant and WILSON
coNNEcT1CuT.
HARTFORD, Dec 1.-The Connecticut Presi-
Dental Electors met to-day, and cast their votes
for Grant and Wilson.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 4.-The Electoral College
of Pennsylvania met at Harrisburg to-day, and
cast the votes Of the State Tor Grant and VIII
BOn. ..-.-,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, Dec. 4-The Electoral College Of
this State to-day cast an unanimous vote Tor
Grant and Wilson.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND Dec, 4:-The Presidential Electors
to-day cast the vote Of the State for Grant and
Wilson.
ST., LOUIS, Dec. 4-The Electoral College Of
Missouri met in Jefferson City this afternoon,
and after filing vacancies and adopting reso-
luton OF respect to the memory Of Horace Gree
lev ed3ourned till evening. There is said to be-
d difference Of opinion among the ELECTORS as to
who the votes shall be cast for, and . decision
is not expected till 8 late hour.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-The Electoral College, at
the night session, reached no decision as to how
the vote should be cast, and adjourned till to-
MORROW.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 4.-The Electoral College
met today and cast the vote OF the State for
Governor Hendricks, OF Indiana for President,
and Grntz Brown for Vice President nlr. Cor
don, OF Maury, WAS chosen Messenger, to carry
the vote to Washington. Resolutions in honor
Of Greeley we're adopted.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK, Dec. 4-The Secretary OF State
to-day declared the Grant Electors elected in this
State by majorities ranging from 5000 to 1000.
The Electors met at the State House and cast
the vote for Grant,.
IOWA.
MzsMorzEs, Iowa. Dec. IA full delegation
Of the College cast unanimous vote for Grant
to-day. The Hon. Elijah ODeu was selected
messenger to Washington.
RHODE BLAED.
t, PROVIDENCE, R. I. Dec. 4.-Ihe Presidentia
Electors met in Bristol this afternoon, and cast
the vote OF the State for Grant and Wilson.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 1.-THE Electoral vote Of
Georgia was cast to-day, with the following re-
suit:
For President-B. Gratz Brown, s.; Horace
Greeley s; Charles jenkins, Georgis, q.
For Vice President-B. Gfatz Brown, s.; Cen |
era1 A. E. Colquit, Iowa, s.; General N. P.
Banks, Massachusetts, /.
, 1872-12-05
SPAIN.

LoSDos, Dec. 4.--A despatch from Madrid
Bays the Royal decree fixes the Issue of the new
Joan to the amount Of two hundred and fifty mill
ions OF pesetas for the 18th instant
PARIS, Dec. 4-There is much excitement in
Malaga over apprehensions Of Carlist demon
stratlon in that city. Many families are leaving,
and troops are being quartered in the Custom
House and cathedral,
:, PARIS, Dec. "A despatch from Bayonne in
the Department Of Basses Puenees. says $50
Carllsts entered Spain from France yesterday.
liners sent despatch to King Amadeus, CON
graduating him upon his conva1escence.
, 1872-12-05
wrote, he E
pan for goj
half with 8
ular u0anu'
ff-
PUBLIC HALL At HlGHW00D,

H1eHwooD, Lake Co., H., Dec. :, 1872.
TO TIE Editor Of Tbs Chicago Tribune:
sR: Hghwood exults in the opening OF
public hall, in which religions exercises war
held for the first time last Sabbath, Dec l. j
is convenient, well seated, heated, and lighted
and the citizens Of the place and vicinity expes
to derive profit and enjoyment from the use Of
tor religious. literary, and social purposes dE
ing the coming winter. ' E.
, 1872-12-05
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SuseiuE Desuotch to The Chteaqo Tribune.

Special De3patcH to The Chicago Tribune.
IED1ANAro11s, Ind, Dec. 4.-The Senate WAS
not in session.
In the House several Committees reported
back billa with recommendations, after which
the Select Committee appointed to take action
On the death Of Horace Greeley, re-
ported feeling tribute to his pri-
vate virtues and eminent public
services, which WAS concurred in by rising
vote, and the HouHe stood adjourned until to-
MORROW morning.
, 1872-12-05
NeW Orleans HTarkafa

Nkw ORLEANS, Dec 4. -BREDsrrzrs-F1ou
quiet treble, s7oo@835; family, se.0oG1o0o. III
quiet mixed, SOC; yellow, 61c- Oats frrn at A4c
Bran steady at &. quarter.
HAy-Prinoe at s26.0o@2700; choice scarce at ST Do
PRov1s1oSs-Pock duh ness, $3.50 Bacon !nll
at b4c, 8A@94c; hams, 154@l6c. Lard steady !;
terce, 8KGs1c; keg, 9a@1oc.
GRocER1Es-Sugar firm common, 63z@7c; good
common, Tx; fair to fully fair, s@sf; PRIME Uhc.
Molassea, 43@45c; good common t. fair, 47@nc:
prime to strictly prime, 5a@56c.
WH1sREV-Dull and lower at 9aG97:,
, 1872-12-05

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-The Democrat has q
special from Fort Gibson, in the Indian Terri
tory, which says thAt = bill has passed the
Cherokee National Council, now in session at
Tahlequha, which oanishes all white men from
the nation. It has created much excitement and
great dissatisfaction among many Of the most
prominent citizens, rho deem it a political
crime. The question now agitated is whether
OF not the Chief will sanction Or reto the bill,
, 1872-12-05

Boston, Dec. 4.-I11e City Republican Con-
vention, at it's late meeting to nominate candi-
dates for Aldermen, adopted and subsequently
ton within tie Republican party. Henry
L. Pierce, the Republican nominee for
Mayor OF Boston diseents from this position,
and declines the candidacy, saying in his letter
I" As every citizen has deep interest in the vel
faze OF the city, al are entitled irrespective to
their political opinions to a fair representation
in its Municipal Government"
, 1872-12-05
CUBA,

HAVANA, Dec. 4.-Ihe steamer which arrived
hera Yesterday from Spain brought 200 sailors
who were implicated in the Ferrol revolt.
The steamer Fatchoy has arrived with mn
coolies, who were sold previous to the arrival Of
the steamer.
The Eco newspaper, published in sancti
Espiritus, announces the arrival there Of ten
bloodhounds, to be used in capturing the
negroes still remaining in the mountaina near
that city: The hounds we're purchased by order
Of the Commanding General.
, 1872-12-05

eztorHonate or unreasonable, aud this
agrleved, and is wholly Judicial question and
not Legislative one. The plaintiff has ap-
Pealed the case to the Supreme Court. The
opinion e1cites much unfa7orable comment with
The people, who thought they had some righta
which the new Constitution granted them.
, 1872-12-05
The Gas Makers Strike in Lon
don--The Metropolis Par
tally in the
Dark.
Another Serious Flood Apprehended
in Italy.
Loss OF a Steamer and Many Lives.
FRANCE,

=, FRANCE,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, Dec. "A letter from London,
Nov. Is, says the meeting Of the creditors Of
Bowles Brothers & Co. showed that the failure OF
their banking house will turn out bad one.
The partners conducted the business loosely.
Charles Bowles is said to have negotiated secu-
rites Of whose existence his partners, Robert
Bowles and Iii. Keith, knew nothing. One of
the creditors, Mr. Mea1e. deposited $40, 600 in
bonds in their bank for safe keeping, which
they hypothetical without his knowledge, and
also failed to convert SIS 900 OF Nashville bonds
Cor h I'M, which they had undertaken to do. Mrs.
Mari 3 Gates lost loco in bonds, which had
been deposited for safety. Transactions to 8
Bowles BroH. and T. s. Morgan l. Co., all Of
which appear to be subsequent to the Sd Of
October last. Robert Bow1es states that it was
got till that day that anything was due to-
s 4essrs: g.. 49Igan' {et, since t5en $259 900 had
Ehe amount thus paid he described as
having been realized from moneys received by
Mesers. Bowles in New York and Boston, on let
ters OF credit, but not In any way out OF the
funds Of dePositors present at the meeting.
4he failure has occasioned q great deal of in
convenience, and even distress, to American
travellers in Europe. Mr. Appleton, Of Boston,
loses $10o, 900 which he put into the firm, and,
It is reported, an attempt will be made to hold
him as q general instead OF special partner.
LONDON, Dec. 4-Robert Bowles was brought
before the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House,
to-day, and again remanded for further examin-
alton.
PARIS, Dec. 4-Evening.-It is expected that
the Committee Of Thirty, to be elected by the
Assembly, tomorrow, and whose duty it shall be
to draw up . law regulating the public powers
and prescribing the conditions Of Ministerial
responsibility, will consist of sixteen Monarch
ists and fourteen Republicans.
The party Of the Right has rejected PROPOSE
ton for even partial renewal Of the Assembly
by appea1 to the people.
meeting Of the party Of the Left IVES held
Gambetta in advocacy Of the dissolution Of the
Assembly, measures to that end we're absolutely
insisted upon.
, 1872-12-05
Important Decision Under the IIli.
noia Railroad Law.


KASKAEEE, H., Dec. 4.-Judge Wood decided
the case Of Stephen r. Moore Y. the Illinois
Central Railroad this morning. The question
involved is the constitutionality Of the lar fixing
the rates Of passenger tariff. Judge Wood holds
that the people, in their ao7ersign capacity,
to confer authority upon the Legislature to
pass the Law, nor has the Legislature
any constitutional right to pass the law. BE
holds that railroads are public corporations
when they want d land grant voted. or exercise
corporations, when their rates and tariff are
inte1fered With, ana the charter is q contract
With the State beyond the control Of the Legis-
1ature; that reads may charge What
t4eY please provided it is not
, 1872-12-05
At AUCTION.

Par1or and Chamber Sets.
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Sofas, Lounges, Mat stresses, Tables,
Chairs, Rockers, mirrors, Pianos,
10 crates W. G. Crockery,
SO Show Cases,
800 Round-end Bedsteads>
IS Extension Tables,
SO rolls Wool Carpet,
40 rolls Floor Oil Cloth.
ON SATURDAY, DEC. =, AT 81 O'CLOCK.
GEO. P. GORE 4 CO., Auctto7eers.
, 1872-12-05
BY GEO. p. GORE & co.

z, u, and 2s East Raudolph-st.
At our sale OF Thursday, Dec. S, st la a.n.,
we shall offer
Custom-made Clothing,
Cassimeres, Knit Goods, Notions,
Ladies', Misses, and Children's
Fleece-Lined Gloves,
Army Dress Coats. =
Cav. Jackets and Pants. 7
GEO. 2. GORE d CO..
q, p and g Randolph-st
, 1872-12-05

CHmsN111, Dec. "A Chronicle despatch
says that the steamer B. G. Gray, which was yes
Bluff, Ind, had succeeded in repairing her in
luries and WAS reloading her freight last night.
, 1872-12-05
IIAl Y.

ROME, Dec. 4.--Despatches from the north Of
Italy state that heavy rains have again swollen
the waters Of the River Po, aud another inunda-
tion is apprehended.