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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
TIE MccABE LuNACY CASE.

The examination in the case OF Miss Rosa
McCabe was resumed on Saturday before Judge sedS
wick As at the previous examinations John d. Town
send who has taken hearty interest in proceedings
of this nature appeared for Miss McCabc. Several wit
nesses testified in regard 10 her mental condition. the
most important being Dr. Johnston, who pronounced
her sane
Dr. Choate stated that Miss McCahc disease rendered
her liable TO evaporation and melancholy she not
dangerous 10 herself at present but might become so in
future; she was not at all dangerous to others.
Dr. Parsons testified that Miss McCabes chief danger
was her inability take Of herself she was under
constant apprehension Of being poisoned the result Of
this would Ice loss Of health possibility Of her in
iuung herself in her attempts to escape she might
attempt suicide; assuming her story 10 be true did
NOT think from observation that Sho was OF sound Iund
Father McAleer cOntradicred the statement That he
had employed DR.. MahOn 20 put McCabe IN a lWlaic
asy um. Mrs Cusick testified IN regard TO McCdDes
treatment I the asylum.
Dr. James H. Johnston home physician az the Black
wells Island Lunatic Asylum, testified in part II has
this cannot agree with moral insanity, mania without
deirum, is simply manifestation OF perverted or uls-
ordered Of feelings, passions, and emotions IRE
spective any apparent intellectual alteration;
must come the conclusion that she IS not insane,
her perVersiOu OF feeling, passion. aud emOtnn Wcu
ascrbe eccentrcty is evidence OF insanity III her
stated her story very infinitely, always IN the same
manner; she has always told her story IN q CO
eral dsressOns' which are very liable TO
give it the appearance Of incobcreucc; her story
long and peculiar consider that have gwen sum
Gent time and care 10 tins case 10 JUSTLY me IN giving
diagnose, aud have come 10 the conclusion ana do
diagnosis her case as case OF eccentl n.y. winch eccGn-
tTlclty has been produced ana hasIei III het ny me
prosecutions and pHVatI0ns 10 winch inc patent mas
been subjected.
Miss Lucy Brennan an attendant gave unimportant
testimony after which Miss McCabo repeated the story
which she had previously told on the witness-siand
Ar Townsend stated that he mad no cther witness ana
agreed TO up thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

Ore IL the fneea pro
Holiness and Boteu Electric Protective Co..
the Cests Once system burned but all the books aud papers
outside Of the Fe removed place Of safety BY the employees
Of tue Company VII De onoes eIpre 81 The hhDts
u the city. % T. HoLSEs huusy-ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

THANKSGIVING Among the good things for
whel thanks Winter Of
umeis Hats Sensible people TAtroue ESnX Ho. 22 BoaduG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

rr~ttr bnst nlace In New York TO buy reliable
,h se Rsmonds rich fashionable Jews.J AM Sterling Silver
wediss Pen,s so0REs, ~ Faous1 DameDs speciality
DEACON LIGHT SE-BURNERS.-Tbese
-. e qree success Those who hem always for
No. National sfove Works, 800 and 2 water-'t
HOUSEHOLD W0RD.-Buy I'LL your
n China Glas Croeiery, Cooking Utensils ke I BAss'
Foeps Great furnishing store. Cooper iuIlnie Budns
CTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
without knife eauc. OF detention ron business Dis
ssses othe Geneaiye osans II Dae, NIB ia Lcrnfops1s
DURE PAINTS and C0L0RS.-JOIlN W.
MASuRY L SOU. IN Fulion-st Hcs.lors Specially In Pare
Paints Send stamp Tor saiaplc book and pnoe l'.
CEC0ND-IIAND SAFES Bo,lgbt, Sold, Oh
- Exchanged BUSH Co. 80 AuH-sk. Fcw.for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

DANpRrFF.-BURNETr's CocoANE removes

BECAUSE PERSON HAS BAD Cough
IT SHOULD NOT BIZ CONSUMPTION
IN A CONSUMPTION RARELY EES
WITH uSAccoEPANSD 81 A DuTRHssiSot CocoH wHEIs.
BowIvER, DELEGATION PULMONARY hInrs,
Cocoa iTsELy,
STRENGTH, ncUEABIE
* cisrs THEN,
CoUsH, COID or HoARiESEs DrLIT,
PURPOSE ACTS NoRE sUEHIT
SoRE DR. D. JAUEI
YuLLT DRuGs, AND WEIGH. TEIL
yousD WORTHY SOLD EyEEwHESE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
uInSoN RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-The November term OF inc
County Court and Court Of Sessions viii begin TINS
morning Tho Throgg's Neck iWesoheser and Harlen'
Bridge and Tarrytown and White Plains stages "uio
ceased running on account Of the horse disease nave
snmcd their trips. The Rev. j. b. NOrse pastor I" uo
Baptist church, has resigned.
WILLIAMS BRIDGE.-A tie which had been laid acf T'
the track at "A curve of the Harlem lErOau DcoM D.
lams Bridge was caught by the coweatcher OF ino IN
ton Express tram Friday night ana calIeu ues W.,
the platform at Williams Bridge dctaehouN anu Nv
vented catastrophe .
UARRuoN-Beniamin Haruson's house was ronpeo VI
rifles belonging TO Baron de Benson Niu'u AZ Si''OO
few nights since.
NFw-EocItJIr-Thc town has lately appropriated
s1SOoD iur street improvements, ana $500 Tor pupc
lamps.
Ryr.-The new Presbyterian church viii be dedicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
HOME NEWS.

rWFRwomErER SATURDAY, AT DIcEISso' o,rv now
"a N q,uERNONFTER YEST - Midncht-aP
se ~ NV'. a-l0o Mdnigbt-3J'
avrrRAeT REPORT ION Tn 1890 80 A . ~ nov 10.
sARoHErah rsrs.o~arRr Degrees.
gesn, - No, 9sssu ~ -
Haxioum Al a. ~ Nov lI.'sb .
huran 81 II n' IS fa S7s Nipit,um At Nov 6F'5
"><te"''''' ole Rsnge 4SV
no, hon 1919 n to Y p m Amoun, ~ a
koH ssin ron to ESQ y No. Ah"A. " W. ~ u.l'
Rev ,Rsir frsn2 u to3 p Amount oi Sf'' 'l' no
To. auosuit ~ wser tic we,t 81 inch
Dss,,r travelled hg the sind the week "a Mics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

81 lowss Hofel-Seuator Fenton. Jamestown \. T.,
Judgs Brown Of Geoa and G, H. Carleton Ks ; a.
iihs Russu legation and Col C. T. .ane Of he B,h army
EtCl Lrrs,y Ho9-rte Hon No5 Wnsow N WATERFOWL n
Brisiow akr H. Porter q Chicago snd
nr Vausrd N,otfs Hote-Gen J. HAYDEN y. y
"A n, smith Of Ohio and H. Tdtn Of Ntw-ltaanon' es
RosssThe Hon. Jlmsu Temt Of Albany Sna ~ mcl'l1 ~ Van
,,r tp,ss0yE Io-Ccs r. H. Stevenson Of Boston '1raH"
t,1f-o! Hoiel-Geu kipaiueE Of NeVJefsey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

NOW THYSELF."-A specimen number
m 81 THE iLLeh RATED PlREN bGiCAL JOURNAL sent
Al9t 90 rceP' oi ttamp Tor osF b. + H. WELLS, No
bsJL ~ sfEbL ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
Sterling Silver.

STARR 81 MARCUS exhibit
at retail the largest stock of .Stcr-
ling Silverware in the United
States by the Gorham Mfg. Co., and
submit to the public the following
facts:
/. The Standard is guaranteed
English Sterling 925-1,OOO.
3. These Goods excel all others
in originality Of design and pcriec-
ton Of workmanship.
3. This ware is growing daily III
favor, by reason Of its high charac-
ter and the unqucstionablo advan-
tage it offers in price.
4. The designs Of their Solid Sill
vcr ARE NEVER REPRODUCED by
the Company in clcctro-plate.
Starr &. Marcus,
jewelers.,
% Joln-st.. up stairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW BmGHToN-The Independent Guards
will go. to-day. Elm Park, on target excursion.
Several valuable prizes treasures Of
this village and EdgewaJer empty...A large meet
ing OF those interested in establishing Staten
Island ferry line was held Friday night. The total
number Of tickets pledged was $1,000, 5000 was sub
scribed, ana committees were appointed TO charter
boat aud get tickets Au effort viii be made to get
Tie line 10 operation by the middle OF the week.
CLTroN.-Jhe ST. Mary's Mutual Benefit and Tenn
perauce Society viii give It's annual ban az Academy
HAD. tO-nIghI.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

TEE WAY WAsHISGToN RADICALS
CoNsTRuE THE LAw-ln the investga-
ton by the senate committee on the sale
Of arms to France Col. Bennett was ex-
amiued. ln answer to = question BY Mr..
Schulz be said he did not know Of any
written record Of construction put by the
secretary of war on the statute of 1868
IN relation to the sale Of ordnance stores.
He had always understood, however, the
construction put on it BY Gen. Scho6eld
Vas, that advertising q small lot Of arms
or stores Of certain kind would justify .
subsequent sale Of auy amount Of the
same kind Of stores without advertising
this The construction was clearly put
by Mr.. SchurI 10 the following question !:
Ii appears from the advertisement here,
ihs, 2 900 breech leaders were advertised
for sale and bids we're invited thereupon
publicly. Now . party desiring to buy
arms, might not desire to buy two thou
sand, bu, might desire to buyl. 20. 900.
The 20. 900, therefore, would not be sold,
and those 1000 advertised not having
been sold, would you consider the depart.
meut authorized 20 sell all the rest .,
private sale on the strength Of that al
ver,isement. Is that the construction
Yes. that would be tho construction,
said the honest Colonel.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21
rh. R.di.,l. Ia ~. .,,,. ,.p.,. h.,.

The Radicals 10 the state sspsts have
6eed up nice dieh Of hash 10 the way
Of congressional spposticnment The
bill - engineered By thsa and passed 10
The ssnsts the other dag places this,
(Liacols eous.y) in the 9Th district with
Warren, Montgomery, S.. Charles, sod
then crossing the Missouri river. fraok :
lio, Gaseonada, Osase. Washiugton and
Crawford. The bill Of eosrss gas gotten
up in the interest Of the Radical party,
and the counties are threUp together in
this diserde.ly manner % A. to get as
.ssy thoroughly Radical districts a.
possible, snd 70 place a. papy Of the IN
difputed Demoera,ie counties in districts
to themselves. Be-, the thing Is too thin,
sod the lever bonse will kick it under
the table. II doesn't matter whether an
,ppor;ionnens bill is passed, for Missouri
will get her four extra congresspen any
way they will be elected As eonsretsueD
q; large.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21
The first page Of the Herald is occu.

The first page Of the Herald is occu.
pied with the speech of Col. T. G. HUT,
oar hard-working representative, on the
Eighteen Million Railroad bill, which be
opposed in . mastery manner. Col
HUT is one one Of those sound thinking,
practical men, who deliterates we'll upon
his ac,ions concerning his constituents,
and though always busy, never iutrudss
upon the peoples time with useless and
scattering buneombe speeches; but when
it is necessary for him to speak for his
conitituents, bis voice is never silent.
'Tis such points as these that 60 to make
up o good representative. His friends
here, and ws might say all over the
county, are highly pleased with his
manly opposition to that outrageous rail-
road sWisdls.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

The Cincinnati Commercial speaks thus
10 regard to the removal of Gen. Long
street: The President has removed Gen.
Longs,reet, the only one Of the federal
Office, holders in New Orleans who had
the public conf ience. Longstreet is an
honest man, and remains outside the fac.
tions that have dileraced Louisiana with
their inbecile and scan3alous warfare.
The Generals successor is q carPetbagger
from Massachusetts,, aud one of Ben
Buffers creatures. Still, We suppose, it
is necessary on oil occasons to shout
"Hurrah for Grant,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

Fines to the amount of $500 we're i'm
posed on violstors Of the liquor Law at
the late session Of the Boone Circuit
Court.
A Bolivar girl attempted suicide BE-.
cause her mother punished her for .
trivial ofIenss. With two ugly gsshss in
her neck she still lives.
Last Wednesday Amira Shaw died
very suddenly At Cameron. HIS wife is
charged with having poisoned him, and
has been placed in arrest
james Gsylor. living near Bolivar,
hss been arrested on the charge Of
murder, the victim being a little girl.
The accused states that the shooting was
accidental.
A Sweet potato has exploded 10 Indi.
ana and seriously scslded . child. First
it vas mincs pie, then lager beer, and
dow . sweet potato has turned to an
engine Of destruction
The wheat prospect in the Southwest
10 reported to be much better than wal
at 6rst supposed. In the North. in Har.
rison county especially, the fall wheat
sown bas been injured aud the winter
wheat killed.
The Tuscumbia Republican has ,
curiosity, consisting ofa perfectly formed
ear Of corn, surrounded by nine smaller
ones growing from the same stem. Th.
cluster vas wrapped in . common husk
Francis Bell. Of Marble Hill, would
like to lears the whereabouts of his sis.
ter Lolet Who. when last heard from, W.
at Alexandra, Lousiaps.
A gang Of thieves has been diseovsres
and broken up 10 the Carroll bottom
near Wsvsrly, Lafsyetes cousty. Fou
Of then are usdsS arrest, and other
implicated in their numerous spoliations
Harrison county vas treated to . jsi
delivery rsssasly. By sons means ii,
iunatss Of the Jail secured some powder
and with it blew Tie lock OF tho door
they then pssssd through the jsilor',
house, and Jumping out Of window mad
their escsps. Their fight vas soon dis
covered, bat under the cover Of dsrknes
pursuit. Was usslsss. -Four prisoners o..
espsd Richard Stsslsy snd VIM Vice
charged With murder, Wm. Barnes
charged With rape, sud Peter Hunts
charged with horse stealing.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

The Jefferson City correspondent Of
the St. Louis Times. in speaking Of the
"Lesper railroad BILL" pays the follow
ing handsome compliment to our worthy
representative. Col. r. g. HUT: "Tts
most persistent opponent, ofthe uessure
lave been Mr.. Hardin, Of Pike, and Mr.
HUT, Of Lincoln. Who, ~ members oi
the Internal improvement committee,
united 70 vigorous protest against the
scheme. ia the shape Of . minority report.
Mr.. Hu,t's speech took every ybody By
surprise. He has been known - cue Of
the soundest. ssfsst and most prudent
legislator 10 tbs body, aud has alvsy'
sxerted . marked ialusnes, although
hardly ever addressing the house; bat
10 this case, he sbosed that il uss. moi
because be could not talk, bat besau,s b
did sot choose to. Ris s6ert vss so'
only noticeable for its strength Of argu
men,, but for its oratoricsl excellence
and Will add largely to his already sosi-
able reputation"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

The Republicans Washington special
Of the 18th says: I; is announced ths,
the administration will submit an amnesty
bill to the senate on Wednesday next,
through Senator Morton, and ask its i'm :
mediate consideration. l; proposes to
e1eep, all who lef, the army and navy
and Congress Of the United States to join
the rebellion. This 10 Substantially the
same as the bill from the house now
pending 10 the senate, aDd the reason 70,
introducing . new bill is not apparent
However, as Mr.. S1uoer threatens to
an;,gonize all amnesty bills With hi:
civil-rights amendment, i. is quite mani.
fes, that this new measure Of relief will
fail like the others to secure the required
two thirds vote
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21
Tier. h.. been som. di.,ereeneu.

There has been some disagreement
among the owners Of the ST. Louis Dem
erss Dewspsper--,:politic,l difference
asd being unable to settle the ms.ter in
ssy way, Mr.. Mckee brought suit for
partition, and the ofios is TO be sold =,
auctioo,. the members Of the frm to Be
the bidders. II Mr.. Mckee gets posses
sion of the paper, there will probably not
be 90 much pandering to the aduiaist,a.
ton 10 it,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

A man from Lincoln county came to
this city recently to have a cocklebur
removed from his throat. An uncle ol
the man died from bur getting 10 his
vind-pipe, and this gentleman was con,
sderably alarmed. Or. Z. NJ. Bartlett
made an examination of his throat, then
took an instrument and forced the burr
down into his stomach aud told him to
dispose Of it for himself-Louisiana
Gazette, 18th.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

Up We Colt is said that one Prof.
Plantanopr Of Switzerland, an sstropo.
ner Of some note, has predicted the de-
structios Of the earth BY huge comet,
whereby hangs . 6ery tail, on the 18th
day Of August. 1t is to strike the earth
With such force On the oihsr side that
oil the iuhabitsnts on this side will be
Knocked headloug into the Questionable
ether, and when, where and how We will
stop will be duly announced 10 the new
series Of the Heroid, Or that other planet
which may be the destination of our
stherai voyage. Our thsrks are due the
Professor for the promise be has given Vi
Of such a novel fight. For the comfor,
Of the more timid. Who are not particu
h1ly anxious to undertake the journey, i,
is further esid that Prof. P!antauour hal
denied utteriog any such dismal proph
ecy. He says the newspaper men can
come it over him in that style.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

The Republicans New York special Of
the 18th says: The Suu'. letter from
Altsny to-nigh, states that many Rerub.
lie,us here, discsn;tn,ed with tie admin.
ist-,.ion, are lending sSesr eounie0spce
~ ;se crr-iss,ti eonvtotion, and arrange
p.n:s are in progress to irsure = full
sttsnianrs At that gathering" TIE sane
telegram says that there is no, 3 repre-
sentative man smpng the Democrats in
the legislature Who is in fsver Of .
straight or, domination. The New
Hampshire election settled that. The
idea is that Rupnblir,ns should be agreed
on what will make inrosds on the Gran,
org,ni1a;,on. and WHO a, the same tine
can be ehesrfully Supported by the Dem
era.s- Many aiscree; politicians are II
favor Of Gresley. saying be would proba
bly, draw Of n re honest, sincere Repub
licsns than arr other man.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

dead. your. majesty. Dead, my lord.
and gentlemen. Dead, right rsverends
and wrong revererds," and right glad
are We Of il. The Leeper 5000, 600
railroad appropriation bill came up for
consideration before the lower branch OF
the legislature last week, and motion
to engross the measure was lost. 1t re-
ceived only thirty four votes. The thing
is dead, and We trust buried beyond q
hope OF resurrection.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

A boiler 10 sosp factory 1t Cio-
ciunad exploded the other day. and .
large piece Of it vas thrown distance Of
several bundrsd squsrss, striking and
instantly killing two little girls and NOR.
tally iujuripe another. Who we're out iu
the yard playing. Ooly two men were
killed At the factory, aud several slightly
Wounded.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21
c..iss PsIIlieal Eveals.

The dates Of the most importsst poiiti-
cal essuts for soms months 70 come, -
fer - sssoseced, ere - folloes z
March ~. Stats Republican Consen-
tiop, Ohio.
April ]. Stats election, Connectiost.
April 3. State election, Rhode tsland.
April 10. State Rspsblicao Couvsn-
tiou, Florida.
April 10. National Convsnsion colored
nes, New Orlesss, L..
April II. State Republican Convsn.
.tioo, North Carolina.
April %. State Reform Convention,
Louisisna.
April o5. State Election, virginis.
Nsy1, State Conservative Convention,
North Carolina.
May /. Connecticut Legislature meets
q, New Haven.
May s. National Liberal Republican
MSS Meeting, Cincinnati.
Nay Z. Election, Idaho Territory.
Nay s. Meeting Of Democratic State
Central Committee, Illinois.
May %. State Republican Convention,
Georgia.
May %. State Republican Convention,
New Jersey.
Nay 80 State Dem ocratic Convention,
Pennsylvania.
June 5. Election, Washington Ter
ritery.
june 8 State Election, Oregon
June s National Republican Conven
tion, Philadelphia.
June II. State Republican Conven
,iop. Texas.
June IL State Democratic Conven I.
,ion, Indiana.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

The revenue bill, which passed the lover
branch Of the Legislature short time
since, passed the senate the other day
with few amendments. These amend
uents are meeting With some opposition
10 the house, but the matter will very
likely be settled before 40 adjournment
10 effected.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

The e'ectios 70 Nss Hsnp.birs esue
Of las. Tuesday vssk- The Repsblieas
ticket vas elected By . ssalI majority
The Repssiieas pspsrs are making .
great fuss over it, snd call it brilliant;
victory.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

A cosre.popden, Of the Clinton Demo
crst nonin,,es Col Tbom,s @. HIATT for
Liestenant Governor. We don't believe
the Colonel would seeept, for be has
mos, enrhs,ically refused to h,re bis
psDe used 10 connection with the Cover.
norship.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

The protracted meeting held by the
Cumberland Presbyterians at this place
closed on Friday, the sth ult There
was unusual interest manifested through.
out there, having been ten new additions
to the church.-Clarksville Sentinel.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

The Ku.Klux act cost the people of
this country s3,000,O 900 last year. As
this is all the good It has ever done, OF
course it is one Of the Distinguishing
economies Of the present administration.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

Wilkes Spirit thinks the New Hamp
shire election means either Tru nbull or
Judge Davis for President.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

Oar old .psrd.' z J. EIlis, Aas started
aaoshes paper. This Iss 10 Wsyses-
vilIs, Pslssti eoussy. No. We hare just
received the frs. copy. II Looks sbOut
Ike his other pspsn.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

"A man can't help what is done behind
his back" as the scamp said when he
VAS kicked out of doors.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-21

No dsy hes yet bees sgrsed spos By
Sbs Legislature fos - sdjesrsnest.
Sess Of The Denben cant to 80 hose
,n.edia,sly. SAils sthsss prefer stsyisg
. fec dare lossss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-16
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Louisville sends US big advertisement
of her Library Lottery in the guise of
story that New York burglars have reached
there with designs n the $500, 900 accumu-
lated in bank.
A trapeze performer was shot dead in
Cleveland last night By q sporting woman.
Buffalo boasts of her first snow-sWenty
inches deep.
Chas. r. Buckalew, the Democratic
standard-bearer in October, was yesterday
sworn in as member of the Pennsylvania
Constitutional Convention, Mr.. Freeze, Of
Columbia, resigning in his favor.
The Missouri corporAtOrs Of the Cent9n-
NAL Board have organized for work.
A drunken brute Of Pottsville, Ills, is ac-
cused Of rsping his own daughter, years
old.
Glenn Nolte, Clerk ofthe City of Chester,
was severely stabb d near Cairo yesterday,
by desperate who refused to pay his pas
sage.
A new $4,000 grist mill was consumed
in Cleveland yesterday, by the first fire ever
built in its flimsy furnaces.
The Cincinnati City Council have
opened war on Mansard roofs.
The Sacs and Foxes want to sell out
ICuIdSb2 EOOOI fSbIOu diAu W
Indian Territory.
The explosion of an oil can burned up
$l50,000 saw factory in Philadelphia yes.
terday.
The Charleston, West Virginia, Journal
was burned out yesterday.
FOREIGN.
An official bulletin reports King Amadeus
suffering from particular rheumatism"
All the Outrages in Spain are fastened on
the Carlists, a la Ku-Klnx.
The Mayor of Adelaide, Australia, yes
terdsy congratulated Oakley Hall of New
York, on the complexion of telegraphic
communications.
Charles Sumner left Liverpool Thursday
for New York on the Baltic.
A Cuban letter reports $4,000 insurgents
still in arms, but nearly naked and out CT
quinine.
The Royal Geographers send Bennett
letter Of thanks and vote Stanley Victoria
medal of 1873.
Asis-Alexis gone to Canten-Severe
earthquake at Shanghae-Tientsin flooded
Dreadful famine in Cores, and rinderpest
Crops of the Philippines consumed by
locusts.
The French Assembly are reforming their
jury system.
''Unser Fritz" of Prussia, is too indis-
posed t. visit Switzerland as intended.
The steamer ADglo-Dane from Copen-
hagen for Pllau is reported lost with all on
board.