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come private stables On Saturday, but the pub
Lie were not aware Of it's existence until to-day,
About forty case8 are reported. The Street Car
Company have it in their stables, and, as a pre-
cautlonary measure, have stopped running their
cars.
Special Despatch to me Chicago tribune.
MAp1soh, Wis, Nov. 18.-A horse with the
eplzootio has been brought home here from
Walworth County, where the horses are nearly
full tide.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 18.-The horse-disease
spreads slowly, and hopes are entertained that it
Will not prevail to any great extent In Nashville.
their cars to-day, more as precautionary meas-
ure than from necessity, the companies desiring
to give their horses time to rest and recuperate.
The express and transfer companies are using
OK teams: The disease prevails in Giles, Ruther-
points where Barnum's mensgerie and
circus exhibited, and as that .show
came from an infected point, the introduction Of
the disease is attributed to it. The price OF
hauling has advanced, and street transportation
C1No1NtA11, O., Nov. l8.-Nearly 100 deaths
among the horses have resulted from the epi-
zootic. The bad weather the last four days, it
is thought, has increased the fatality. The
horses. The steamers and railroads bring large
numbers Of oxon daily. They have taken the
place Of horses. Some railroads have resumed
the delivery OF freight.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 18.-The epizootic has
madeits appearance here, though in a mild form.
and other Eastern cities, but as the atablemen
have beee preparing for It for weeks 1t Ia hoped
1t will not assume malignant type.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 18.-The horse disease is
well under way. Tho street cars are being With
drawn aud there are no horses to hire in the
livery stables. Provisions are being made for
hauling the fire engines by hand.
Wu.M1aaroN, N. O., Nov. 18.-Within the past
forty hours the horse malady has spread to an
alarming extent though no fatal results are yet
NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-The dropsy, tho new
horse disease, has made its appearance in all the
city car stables. Fifty per cent Of the horses
attacked are said to die, and the horses affected
fering from the epizootic. The stablemen are
becoming alarmed, as they thought the disease
CNolaaAr1, Nov. 1s-specials to the Gazette
from from Lexington a Ky:, say the epizootio has
Richmond, Ind, special says it appeared
there to-day.
Delaware, Ohio, reports every stable affected.
sgsoial Dsspatehte a4e Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Nov 18.-Inquiry at the various
stables in New York, in regard to the horse
dropsy, gives more favorable report to-day.
The number OF animals sick is decreasing, and
those that have recovered are not relapBiug.
taehed a to Bss cens ded Ree of %at i
alleged to be the epizootic. The tmmense car
cass vas taken to the morgue at Bellevue Hospi-
tai, and the medical staff held a post raortem.
All the vital portions we're found to be in heal
which were swollen to the size OF q stove pipe:
The horse plague has given m impulse to several
plans for accommodating passengers, but none
are making hesdway at present.
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Of Fifth and Cherry streets, PHILADELPHIA, WAS
robbed OF So, 900 worth Of property. This is the
SECOND time that the place has been robbed
within short period.
"A despatch from Pittsburgh, Pa, states that
there is great excitement in the mining regions,
consequent Upon 4 general strike of the miners
Tor an advance Of 10 cents per ton. The opera
tors refuse to give the advance: Sixteen mines
are now idle; al the miners in them having quit
work:
Tho Layton House, the leading hotel Of To-
Eansport, Ind, was 80 badly damaged By fire on
Sunday night that the owners have decided to
take it down and rebuild The loss is heavy,
but the amount is not stated, and there WIS no
insurance.
A number Of residents adjoining Rock Island,
H., lately made application for admission to the
city, which petition has been granted BY the City
Council, and the addition is already plated and
recorded. Some valuable property is thus added
to Rock Island.
An inquest on the body Of Thomas Donnel1an,
ahot In q barroom in Jersey City, last Thursday
night, BY John Doris, Was held last evening:
The jury rendered verdict that the deceased
was Wilfully and maliciously murdered by Doris;
but recommended the latter to mercy.
Two men sought shelter in the boiler house Of
. blest furnace In Columbus yesterday morning.
One, named Thomas, WIS shortly afterward
found dead, having been suffocated by gas, and
the other insensible from the same cause.
4nomaa Started down the river from flttsDufgn
working On q boat, sprained his arm, and was
discharged at Cincinnati.
Thomas MoNamara, Constable OF Lacka-
wanna Township, WAS found dead near hotel
at Tyraville, on the outskirts Of Scranton, Pa.,
on Saturday morning, with his face fearfuliy
smashed. His hands we're also cut IN several
places. His wounds we're evidently received in
trying to ward of the knife Of his murderer.
MoNamarn leaves family.
A special term OF the United States District
Court commenced in Boston to-day, Judge Lowell
presiding, for the trial of the case Of the United
States against William 7. Weld & Co., IN which
defendants are charged with defrauding the
Government Of large amount Of revenue: The
amount claimed by the Government is 81, ,480, :
600, and the alleged frauds cover period Of up
wards Of FIVE years.
The annual meeting OF the Congregational
Society for the promotion Of Collegiate and
Theological Education at the West was held at
Jacksonville, H., Oct. 81. The receipts for the
year have been SCI ,891, and the disbursements
for the same period: To the Illinois College,
81 $50; Washburn College, Kansas, 81, 726; Oil
yet College, Michigan, 93,074; Carleton College,
97,360: Berea College, Kentucky, $27, 1856.
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PHILADELPHIA,
The Centennial Cclebration-The Fire
Department.

department.
PHIADELPH1A, NOV. ia preliminary busi-
ness meeting Of the Philadelphia Centennial
Committee was held to-day, to provide for
subscriptions to the stock Of the Centennial
fund, as authorized by act Of Congress-,
the books for which will be opened On Thursday
in Committee, and in few minutes about forty
members subscribed $10o, This was en-
t,rely spontaneous movement among few OF
the committeeman; It is expected that Phila-
lotted to the The whole State Of Pennsylvania
about 81 .000,0 600.
At . meeting Of the Board Of Trade of this
city this evening, q resolution waB adopted ap-
poidting Committee to consult with the NAV
Or, City Council, and Fire Commissioners. with
reference to the efficiency Of Maid
Tire Department. It was argued
that more apparatus was necessary, and
present considerable opposition to the worIine i 10
OF the department. o11'111e
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QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 18.-Steamahips City OF
Antwerp, City Of Brussels, Minnesota, and
Celtic arrived.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 18.-steamer Prussian, from
Quebec, arrived.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 18.-Steamer Westpha1ia,
from New York, arrived.
New YonK, Nov. observation-disclosures Iowa,
City Of London, and Greece, from Liverpool.
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SDccf1{ De8p4tch to The rhfcnna TIKI,

SpEefdl Oe8patch 70 I7ae Chicago TT{bIne
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 18.-The horse dis
ease has broken out in this city. About forty
cases are reported. The disease is Of q mixed
character, aud it is hoped will not spread further
Rock ISLAND, Nov. 18.-Fourteen horses in
Kerr g. Wrght's livery stable, in this city, have
unnaistakable symptoms Of the epizootic, and
horse oWners are alarmed.
Special Despatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
ST. Paul, Nov. 18.-The horse disease has
reached st. Paul. It WAS first discovered in
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Italy

ence to the Grand Duke Nicholas Constantino-
witch, nephew Of the Emperor Of Russia. The
Grand Duke Was accompanied by two Generals,
aud was presented to His Holiness by the Rus
sian Charge dAfairs-
, 1872-11-19
FRANCE.


PARIS, Nov 18.-Prince Napoleon has deter
mined to commence civil suits to recover "a, 900
francs damages from the Project and Commissa-
~ Of Police who served him with the order for
his expulsion from France, while visiting II.
Richard, at the residence Of the latter
VERSAILLES, Nov. 18.-In the Assembly, to-
day, there wes an exciting debate over motion
Of Deputy Changarnier censuring Gambetta for
his int1ammatory speeches in the Provinces. On
making his motion: Changarnier complained Of
the increasing audacity of the radicals
and 11xity Of the Government IN dealing
with them. He accuses Gambetta
OF entertaining and seeking to spread aocialistic
ideas. This change created much excitement in
the Chamber, and the speaker Was called to or
der. The deputies on the Right tried to pro-
yoke Gambetta to reply, but he declined and
only shrugged his shoulders.
Theirs mounted the tribune in defence Of the
Government. He protested against being placed
at the bar Us q criminal. and threw out inti1na-
tionB that he might appeal to the country.
He admitted that the speech made BY
Gambetta at Grenoble WIS offensive
but claim that the Government vas nit respon-
sib1e. The President concluded by demanding a
vote Of confidence from the House.
Deputy Mettetal moved that vote Of conf
dence be Immediately taken.
The Assembly atubbonly refused to give prior
ity to Mettetaps motion, but, after four divisions
Of the Chamber on other motions, the vote Of
confidence came up and was adopted bY 267
yeas against III nays. Hall the deputies ab-
stained from voting.
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burning of q College.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Nov. 18.-The Illinois Fe-
male College, the property Of the Illinois Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, was
destroyed by fire this evening, between and
o'clock. Loss, nearly $4,000; insured for
1000.
, 1872-11-19
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Nov. 18.-The Right Hon. John
Bright Will resume his seat in Parliament the
coming session.
Mr. Bailey, one Of the speakers at the Fenian
amnesty demonstration in Hyde Park, on Sun
day, the 10th inst, was fined last week for in
frlnging the regulations tor the protection Of
public parks. His counsel contended that the
regulations we're not valid, because Parliament
has not sanctioned them, and an appeal Was taken
to higher Court.
At meetings held in Greenwich and Clerken-
well, yesterday, resolutions were adopted con-
demnlng the action OF the Government in prose-
cutting the Hyde Park spenkers.
Eighty members Of the London police force
ordination. The trouble grew out Of the dis
missl Of 8 Constable, who acted ss secretary
during an effort Of the force to secure an in
crease Of pay.
agitator, Bradlaugh, has written q letter to an
American correspondent in London, giving his
views Of the progress and prospects Of Repub-
ljcan ideas in England. He says the English
Republican Clubs will eoon combine to form q
National Association. he does not favor an al
perfectly lawful to dethrone the 1eigning family
by Parliamentary means. Brad1augh claims that
Republican IDEAS ere having g steady growth
throughout that country. II landed proprietors
public may be postponed, since he regards the
land question as the real battlefield in Great
Britain. He says the agricultural 1aborers have
been aroused by hunger and misery from
iie1cely." and it will require much more
than Bishop OF Gloucesters sneer at the agi-
tators. or a Duke Of Mar1borough's threat against
the rnalcontents, to check this movement
amongst farm laborers. One Of them told me
the other day. 'sThere are hundreds Of us want
to join yon, il you will come amongst US, and
tell lis how Bradlaugh concludes by adyo-
caiing perfect religious freedom.
, 1872-11-19
GFRM ANY

BERLIN, Nov. 18-Despatches from Varzin an
nounce that Riemarck has fully recovered his re-
cent indispostlon.
, 1872-11-19
ASSASSINATION,

Cold.Eloodcd Murder Of 4 Witness in
a Divorce Case by the Defendant
Thcrei11-1t is Eliminated that <5.is is
His Third Victira-Popn1arE End1k,ala-
tIQu.
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Buttons.

By GEORGE II. BURNHAM,
Office No Washington Buildings. Providence. Il. l.
M o r TG GEES SALE!
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PROF. 0. s. FOWLER.
IN MECHANICS HALL, MONDAY EVE'G, NOV. IS,
AT 7.3O......,FREE,


Wednesday Evening, in WASHBURN HAIL.
The Social Faculties. Love- Marriage &c Seats rs cts,
Friday, at e.3O-To LADIEs-Femsle Health
and Beauty illustrated. Seats IS cents.
Friday EVENING" GENTLEMEN Sexual
Science and Manhood.
Consultations as to your Phrenology, best Business,
Managing Children, &C. at the Bay state House. from
Nov. 18th to 25th only. Last visit. diff MA
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7 PER CENT. GOLD,

payable April and October Present price 30 and accrued
interest from October list in currency.
The last week of our sales of ILLINOIS DIVISION
BONDS amounted to s5OOOOO Early orders therefore
suggested. in order to any portion of this
tremely desirable loan.
For further particulars, statement Of earnings maps
of the line, &c, apply to Messrs.
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NOW, CLAFLIN a. co

(of Providence, R. ~ Mortgages.
&c, Nov. u, 1872. dts NO
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Excelsior! Atthe International Exhibition in Lon
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and In 1867. 1863, and 1870 the highest award.
AZ the American institute Fair, 1855 our Burning
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at all subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARDi
and IN 1870 Double Burner received FIRST PREMIUM
At American Institute Fair, 1869 and 1870, our Steel
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"Southbridge Print Works."

together with the fixed Machinery therein unless pre-
vously disposed Of at private sale which due notice
will be given. These works entirely new, and
completed ready for They extensive having a
capacity for Y machines, and admirably adapted to
the business of printing r all respects and afford all the
latest and best improvements. The buildings are all
built Of brick and stone with slated roofs and comprise.
in addition to the works, large machine shop and
and grist mill building in operation. The tene-
ment houses ana about 200 OF land, lying imme
atey about the works also included. The works
located on the Qunnebaug river which furnishes a
supply of all the year. and at
this place affords than 200 horse power operate
the works The b. H. T.. L. passes within 800 it. of the
buildings and a turnout passes directly into the works.
that all the required freight be placed upon or
taken from the cars. This property will be sold under
the power contained in the mortgage deed Of James
ders us, dated May r. A. D. 1911 and recorded in the
Registry Deeds for said county book s4O page Ss5 for
the purpose orecosing the same said property being
the same desc ibed in said mortgage.
Other particulars and sale Will be made known
at time OF sale.
SNOW, CLAFLIN a. co,
(of Providence, r. ~ Mortgages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

A PROTEST IN BEHALF or THE PEOPLE OF
VmGlNlA.-General lmboden has undertaken
to speak for the State Of Virginia, and If we
are correctly informed Mr.. Fisher, the secre-
tary of the Conservative State Committee,
attended the Cincinnati Convention as dele
gate. The proceedings Of these gentlemen
are rs mopstrous rs they are novel in this
State, and we call on the people to protest
against their arrogance. AS individuals,
Mcssrs. Imboden and Fisher are entitled to
pursue their own course, but when the one
undertakes to say what Virginia will do, or
the other goes into n convention, then di-
rect responsibility to the public opinion of
the State is established. BY what right Gene
raj Imboden spoke in bis letter to Mr.
Stearns we are not informed, and it will pnz-
zle him to explain the terms in which he
wrote; while the conduct of Mr.. Fisher, if
the statement is true TINT he attended.the
Liberal Republican Convention, should at
once compel his retirement from office. We
shall wait. however, until this point is fur
Their developed, when. if our information be
correct. we shall insist on settlement OF the
question we have raised. We are not sub
iect to the one-man or the one-ring power,
and never intend to be.-NoJolk Firgaman.
Fisher did not go into the Conventional
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

TnE LAYMES ~ THE METHODIST CONFER
ENCE.---The most important matter which rls
sci come before the Northern Methodist
General Conference was whether the Com
mittce OH Appeals. whose duty ii was to pass
til&iIly upon the character Of clcrgymen,
should be confined to that oluer, or whether
laymen should be also eligible to election
| upon it. DR.. Haven, Of Detroit, thought that
Il committee, the duty of which was TO pass
finally OH the character Of clergymen, should
he composed of---he would not say Of his
peers, but Of men Of the same class. DR..
Good, of Indiana, saw no propriety i'll the
suggestion. Bishops were subject to be
tried bv elders, elders by deacons, and
local preachers by ministers. There should
he no distinction made. A lay member
seconded Or. liaren's notion laymcn were
rot III the annual conferences, and should
not, therefore. aid in reviewing the work of
the annual conferences. This position was
sustained hy DR.. Slctr, Of Baltimore. who
jaid the lay delegates were not subject to the
jurisdiction Of this court of appeals, and
there was therefore IN obvious improperly
tn their sitting OH it to judge the clergy. He
didn't suppose that any of the laymen
wanted to sit in that court. Several men,
bcrS could moi see that it was possible to
make any distinction between lay and clcri-
cal delegates. They were all there on Per-
feet equality, and no inequality could be
legally established by the adoption of the
rule as il was proposed to be amended The
Conference took this view, and determined,
by a large majority, that laymen should be
admitted to the committee. The standing
committees were then appointed, and they
afterwards organized and are now ready for
business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

THE HoPsos-BUrIEn INvEsrla Ar1oS.-The
difficulty in the Fourth-Street Christian
church, which involved the ve,acity of DR..
Hopson the pastor, on one side, and Mr.. But
Ter, a member Of The church, on the other,
was brought to close last night, az fsr as
the investigation was concerned, by the
church passing resolution expressing the
fullest confidence in the veracity and Chris
tian character of DR.. Hopson. The meeting
shortly after adjourned, and immediately
many of the congregation crowded around
their pastor to shake hands with and con-
graduate him. The ladies especially were in
q happy mood.--Louisriile Courier.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS &C

FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received at the popular
BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE.
SPRING POPLTSS in all desirable shades,
SPRING POPLINs In plain plaid and stripes,
JAPANESE GOODS in all varieties,
SILK-WARP DRESS GOODS,
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS,
GRENADINES In black and white ground, with
figures and stripes; III
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from CSC. to *2,
Another lot of those extra cheap HAEDKER.
CHIEFS at 1884,,
MARSEILLES QUILTS at sI.5o.
and many other desirable good, at prices which wifi
defy competition. S. HIRSH,
ap q 627 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

TIE PRIMARY ELEcT1oN.-The election
Which comes off to-day for delegates to the
Convention of Tomorrow is exciting con-
siderable interest, and lively time is en-
pected. There is Il large crop of candidates,
and il is pretty certain that enough of them
will be elected to fill the list. Several
young men who have IN idea of making poll
tics profession, are running for delegates to
the Convention, not only in order to g learn
the ropes to get an insight into political
contests-but for other obvious advantages II
may give them. The judges and clerks OF
the primary election, &c.--LouisciAe Co't-
rier.
ut will be seen from the above that in
Louisville, which has population exceeding
100, 900, the Conservatives find 1t necessary
and practicable to resort to primary eiee-
toni
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

'ffB sBlnv oPsrs-@Fhe New ,lis ff17a,t
says: IL las been. lrinfed that sspn,e Of the
democratic politicians at Washington have
helped on the present movement Id the hope
OF splitting the Republican party in two, rs
the Democratic party was split between eass
and Van Buren, and OF carrying OF the prize
themselves. But This, il contemplated at all,
~ hopeless scheme, for in such an event
nine.tenths of the Liberal Republicans would
return to the support Of Grunt, who would
either be reelected by the people or by Con-
gress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07
WILKINSON SENT TO PRISON,

On the rendition OF the verdict, Wilkn-
son, who had been attended during the day
and relieved of the poison by DR.. White, his
family physician, WAS committed to Jail by
Coroner SpiCer to await the action Of the
grand jury. Some of his relatives had car
riage in waiting, and with the officers ac-
companied him To prison. He is IL large man,
and had to ht assisted down the steps, being
apparently totally blind. lie WAS quite cheer
i'll during the afternoon, smoking pipe Il
good portion Of lie time. The coroner dis
charged tiriSwold from custody, there being
no evidence whatever 10 ci'minate him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

ROASTING PoRK.-The hog pens attached to
the g Beargrass Distillery," Louisville, n.y.,
were burned on hist Thursday night, and
$50 fat porkers prematurely roasted. The
screams of the poor perishing beasts are said
70 have been most piteot1s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07
MULES, HORSES, &c.

DOR SALE, at LIPSCONIB'S sta ~
n bic, on Second street, between Marshall ~
and Clay, one superior SADDLE MARE.
Also six or eight fine WORK HORSES.
1-IU
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RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, <
II RESTAURATEUR, N
1902 MAIN STREET, gNA
keeps hand the best that the markets Np-r-s>
afford for his guests. The uxurles OF al clnes are
served TO order In the best style. His saloons are
ready for dinner parties, and he especially invites
ladies and gentlemen " the saloon reserved for their
accommodation
The best WINES and LIQUORS that are retaied
DRINKS are promptly made by one of the most ex-
perienced hands In the city.
With accomplished cooks, the BEST VIANDS arc
served IN the most elegant style With the new year
ZETELLE turns over new leaf and goes ahead with
the huOHnnt Snirit of the Rlrhmnnl. L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

The Intelligent Cork correspondent OF the
Boston Pilot says shat the depopulation Of
Ireland is going Oh faster than ever. He
thinks that about 4 900 Of the flower OF the
population leave the country weekly from
the different ports. From Queenstown alone
1000 a week 20. Whole Damlets are LEFT to
the old and poor.