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New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN A BALLROOM

A probably fatal aiiray occurred at Rye,
Westchcster County about g. n yesterday. John Ed
ward Kane age about 90 of Port Chester while attend
ing bah at Flanigans hail. used threatening language
in the hearing OF John Hughes against young man IN
the ballroom. Kane, when told that Mr. Hughes had
warned the intended victim, attacked hn with razor,
and inflicted wound in his forehead Hughes Drew z
revolver from his pocket and shot his assaidn the ball
entering left breast. The ballroom became the
scene of tie widest confusion. Tho condition OF the
wounded man is considered critical Coroner Meeks
went TO Port Chester, intending TO take kanc's ante
mOrten statement, and committed Hughes to prison.
Kane had only been out OF Jail few days having been
committed for assault on Vim. II. Smith, II hacknan
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT hUpSO''' w. 90 '''
wa" ann ,iifnlght
Gem Noon clJ So
s3O "
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

-. Uo,,..E Ex. .Postmaster- General Randall, Col
ouoe Of Gen .taa M ". "a a heIa1 ms1h 'S Of
~ n asing.n Nicholas Iio'tt-Poi sali ., rP
@son c Wiley %on of PSSa S i,s, a. s. Hde so oH Ea
Ftsraco' fs IeSo B. f. Gsiney Goshen
O. O., b. au M'SH Rollins EesIIamP'hTe IL Ham
ICY oJ,i Hops.-Col Mason LOOMS OF UheaSo rcn
MoTsrcL II. Gilmore Of ko'n9;'eT WoSSrer Of
is & V BCsp Macauay Of steamship CANA ,gi sns Hon. ~
y Fohn ~ Dover H. .Abem1rk Hott-9ah r. nLiiyw anu
~ Fl Ceayelahi Of PorghLee2Se MeropoH''" H'"-LA.'n
fyre1.u.an Gle ol Ne Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

For the mpleXion-BURNETT's KALLIsroN.

CAsTORIA Is CERTAIN to operate. 1t does not
gnpe Lie Cao OIL but pleasant take digest. the
food regulates the bowels and natural sleep II equally adapted
We It Mineral lIohius
nor Alcohol viii ge saop. boles any sesi phy ,n
J. l.. Ross Z Co., 50 Brsaiway NY
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
SAusoN,s DONKEY JAwBogr was n mild

q
weapon comparison With LiOS's MAGNETIC POwDB Millions f
t black and brown hiiaes popurds called beibs cocdache
this tremendous
lie The psG Of the powdrr and lhey Yet you
nay swallow pinch u resds without us slight danger
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WEST FARMs-Abram Buckout, Jacob Held
and Robert B. Coffin elected School Commissioners
in the First District Tuesday evening, by about so
majority
MoRRIsAsIA.--A case OF smallpox was reported yes
terday. ~ .
LONG ISLAND.
HEMPsTEAD.-At the regular Spring meeting
of the Presbytery OF Nassau Tuesday, tho Rev. Mr
Finch was elected Moderator, and the Rev. j. NJ Hunt
ngton Clerk In the evening report, were received from
the various churchcs The Rev. Mr. McDouga jr., of
Babylon, appointed Commissioners to the General
Assembly, and MIR. WOc0tt Elder Tic PreBDytery ad-
journed TO meet at Baby Ion OIL May g.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-tn the Queens County Court OF
Oyer Terminer the jury III the OF Charles Hag
ner charged with The murders la. wic, acquitted hln
on Tuesday night. The case OF Hannah Ann Fowler.
indicted poisoning her husband has been postponed
until May The Grand Jury found q indictments for
various Offenses and were discharged Tor the term.
JAMAICA-Frcderick SchridOD, farmer living in New
HYDE Park was .ald 10 await examination, yesterday
.n ch.rSe Of a!cI an 'Seell ~ ~ az. pen tiis
Dora Lntper He says tnat tl5 cniSo was laaue against
him iOr the purpose OF eXtOrling money.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY-Thc pier Of the White Star
Line of steamers days of sailing is infested with
thieves who seem TO enjoy peculiar Immunity from
capture. Pocketpicsng Is the particular branch OF
theft practced Thomas GAVIN was arrested on Tues
day for voting illegally Tue trial OF Messrs. Finn Il
WChle, for maintaining atboing establishment III 81
Pul' l'save. which is alleged to lc nuisance was re-
suued yesterday in the Hudson County Court OF Quar-
Ter Sess ions.
NEwARK-Carl echurz viii lecture In aid OF the Ger.
man Hospital at the Opera House, Saturday night
....Ihe Clinon-ave Reformed Church was dedicate
Yesterday afternoon. The April Term or the Courts
win be ,in Tuesday Tic most important cases arc
those OF Julia Murray charged with iniauhcnie ana
John Reynolds with being accessory 10 u murder. N
man, named Humphrey OF NJ. 81 Mulberry-st., vas
caught between tne elevcta. tnG u trapdOor III
FagiI's NH, ycs'"rI2,, al rs sr"GslJ Injured
The AtaanJa bO;l crew practice serday Oil the Pas
sale River for the last time l." Js TO its departure loi
Europe. .5. Levy has boc .oscd on charge oi de
iruruiug peter H"'.S -ut OF $4,000. He is held li
81 600 Gail .Nr.tl OF the Grand Jury Inc
cOrueI-slJi c n Of the Rcueemer (pnlYciaal
is at Broad and Il!li5is NJ" be laid tbs atefnoOn
HoUoKEE.--WilIisn smith, ngc TO- was run over yes
terday by falling from d wagon.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
STATEN ISLAND.

New -BRIGHrON.-1ho Trustees elected il
the now Wards are Abraham Rrtton and Peter 7. Hea
A union church will be erected ut Castlcton Corner
on iots given to the Morayian congregation by Col
Dclius Du BOls. - ,,,,,,,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-15

Vinegar Bitters are no. vile Fancy Drin!.
Made Of Poor Rum, Vhiskey, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors, doctorcd, speed and swc"'
cnpd n please the taste called Tonics Appetite
"Restorers. &c, that lend the tippler to drunk
and ruin, but true Medicine, made from ,s
Native Roots and Herbs Of California, free from all
Alcoholic Stimuinnts. They tho GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and a LIFE GIVING:
PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator and Invsorator
Of the System. carrying of all poisonous mstter end
restoring the blood to healthy condition No person
take these Bittcrs accordin. to directions and
main long unwell. provided their bones not des-
troycd by mineral poison other means and The vital
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
They nrc a Gentlo PurGntivc ns we'll ~
Tonic possessing, Also the peculiar merit actin
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or In0anma-
ton Of the Liver, and oil the viscrral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
young old married SINGLE Mt the dawn OF
hood or at the turn Of c these Tonic Btters have no
equal.
For Innammnt0ry or Chronic Khcmmati sm
and Gout, Dyspcpsia or Indigesttou, Bil-
lens, Remittent and Intermiitent Fcvcrs,
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Ditters have been most successful.
Such Diseases are caused by vittafed Blood,
which ID generally produced by dcranScmcnt OF the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache, Pain in the Shoulders Coughs, Tighness Of tho
Chest Dizziness Sour Fluctuations Of the Stomach Bad
Taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks, Pspitation of tho
Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain In the regions
Of the Kidneys. and hundred other painful symptoms.
the ohsprings Of Dyspepsia
They nvisorate the Stomach and stimulate tho torpid
Liver and Bowels. which render them Of unequalled
efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all impurities and i'm
parting new life and vlgov to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions. letter.
BAIT Rheum, Blotches, Spots Pimples Pustules Bois
Carbuncles. Ring .Worms Scald Head. Sore Eyes.
Ersipslas. Itch, Scurfs Discoloatons Of the Skin.
Humors and Diseases Of the Skin, Of whatever name
or nature. are literally dug and carried out Of the
system In short time BY the Of these Btters. Ono
bottle In such will convince the most ncredulous
Of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you 6nd It's Inn
pufties bursting through the skin In kruptOns
or sores cleanse II when you 6nd II 0bstfucted and
sluggish In the veins cleanse when It ie FOUL and
and the health Of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking In
oyed and removed For fa dirsso s resa csss,
the circular around each bottle, printed In four
iAnsuages-Engllsh. German. French and Spanish.
y.wALKER. Proprietor. R. H. MCDONALD r CO..
Drussists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco. Cal, and
80 and ~ Commerce Street. New York.
~ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERA
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-15


Although the storm cloud seems tc
lower in the horizon, yet there arc
visible traces of the ."silvcr lining
There is no longer any doubt, but
that Iowa can raise fruit, and gooG
fruit too, and in abundance, not
withstanding all the unfavorable cir
cumstances surrounding. Exhibi
tions of its productions at differem
fairs, in and out Of the State, have set
tied that in the minds of pomologists
everywhere. Ifthc exhibitions q
Mr.. Smith Of Des Moines, OF tn.
fruits of Iowa, at Chicago, and still
later at the session the American
Pathological Society, held at Rich
mohd Va, in competition with the
whole United States, could cal
forth the highest Communications
from the most eminent pomologists
in the country, for the beauty and
excellence Of his. specimens, what
may we not expect when we have
restored to the country in due pro.
portion the auspicions. woods.
But some while they admit til,
force Of all these considerations,
may imagine that the objects arc
too remote, and think that they can
not afford to be at the necessary
trouble and expense, to do much in
a matter of such magnitude. | can
not stop here to inculcatc Il moral
lesson, or to urge the duty we owe
to the generations that are to follow,
but the objects are not so remote,
nor the labor and expense so great,
as many seem to suppose.
We have abundant varieties OF
rapid growing trees, that are indi-
ginous here, which. we all know
would have clothed the country, in
primeval grandeur and beauty, if
the ruthless hand of the red man
who occupied the land before us,
had not been put forth to devastate
it with the fiery elements; but this
beauty may be quickly reproduced,
when the arm OF civilization shall
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-15
Aarif,lltntal Golntu,l.

ted mainly to topics pertaining to the FARn and
The farmer readers of the BuLLs.
TIN are cordially invited to write for It.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-15

ly suggest the proper course.
A hint may be taken from some very
striking comparison; every person
of the slightest information knows
that the green and fertile shores of
Ireland, arc in the same latitude of
of the ice bound coast Of Labrador;
just across, OH opposite sides, both
washed by the waters of the same
sea, and yet the currents Of sea and
air make this mighty difference in
their climatic character.
Some countries like the British
isles, for instance, warmed by the
waters of that greatest of ocean cur
rents, the Gulf Stream, will need a
much smaller per cent. of forest to
answer their meteorological de-
mahd, than countries not sharing in
these natural advantages.
Mirabcau, in the middle of the
last century, estimated that thirty
two per cent. Of the land in France
should be retained in wood, and
Mr.. Marsh the author already quot
ed, says, that Mirabcau's large csti-
mate was not very much too great
for permanent maintenance. He
also refers to Rentzsch, q German
writer, and physicist, who in his
Investigations in physical geogra-
ply estimates that twenty three per
cent. is about the right proportion
for the interior of Germany, with u
slight diminution near the coast
where the air is charged with va
pors from the sea. -:
From these considerations we
may form some estimate Of the de-
mapds Of the various parts Of our
own country.
In looking over the reports OF the
genealogical societies of the diff
f;crcnt States, we find writer's from
many parts where fruit was once
grown in abundance and perfection,
, 1872-10-26
arp c1rcAeo DAILY TRIBUEE SATURDAY, OCTOBER IT. lo2

then, Jumping on her horse, was already at some
fundred Yards distance before the thnnael-
etr11ck Cuirassiera could remount to pursue h9t.
4 Toiley from their carbines only had tho
effect Of increasing her distance, and 1t Mas
mora thau an hour before the French Teechea
the farm where she lived, and found it pafr1-
caded on all sides. --..5o.
They called upon the inhabitants to surzentd1er t1,
but Storm Of bullets was the only reply tney
received from the desperate inmates.
1t last, after firing without result for soma
uiuutes. the CuirassierB we're on the polns ~
rotiring' Wien the doors Of the courtyard Of the
farm We're suddenly thrown open, and . large
BODY Of the servants Of the estate headed by the
yor1ng ledy, charged the Cuirassiers.
Theso Being attacked unawarcs, and haflns
| axnended the whole Of their ammunition, we're:
nfter a desperate fight. slain to q man: but nor
before thev had killed more than thirty span
| iards. and had severely wounded the gallant Ia
iii Tho had fought bravely at their head. she;
Roweyer, after long illness recovered, married
| heppily, and one Of her sons has lately, after
being for several years one Of tue leading men
in bis country, perished by the hands OF assas-
ging. regretted by all his countIymen.
! Wa ailude to the late Don Pablo de Gomez
the news Of whose fate in Cubs has 80 recently
reached US.
, 1872-10-26
AN ANNUAL FAIR At CHICAGO.

ODELI, Ill.,, Oct. H. l832-
TO tho Editor ot 1hs Chicago Tribune:
sR. Some time since, it was announced,
through the daily papers, that Chicago would,
with the assistance Of some OF its prlnclpa1
merchants. endeavor to have an Annual fa1r,
similar in it's purpose to the one lately held IN
81. Louis. Whether the idea has been aban~
doned, or whether it ia to be carried out, IS
vhat wish. through your influential journal,
to learn. MY business takes me through Tue
States Of Illinois, Iowa, Nebraskn, Kansas, and
Missouri: and the continued inquiry s, why
does not Chicago have m Exposition annuallyf
have met during the last two months tray
eI}inc. men from st. Louis whom kne" 70
have furnished the merchants throughout the
Northxreat with free passes to st. Louis and re-"
t,,rn d,,r;np The Fair. to induce them to make
their purchases there. And / VIII ash NY
Chicago follow-traVel1ing men il their sales nave
not diminished during tho LAST montn eouhAooA'
ably, in consequence 4.n.oz r. -
| "a want to Improve, or even hold, our Western
| tro5a T7hera il not merchant doing business
in the States I have mentioned but would re.
ioice to have the opportunity Of visiting oal
new-built city. Therefore, as Chicago tIaget !1;
1er do hope our merchants anu prnslp"tt ta~e u.,,
can be- no reason whatever why we could mo-
have an Annual Fair as well as any OF oal
| neirhboring cities. The sympathy and gooo
feeling of the entire Northwest ls with ue, ant
it behooyea us to bo sparng Of no expense Z
show our customers and friends that either
an agricultural or o mercantile community, w
can make display unequalloa in the Unite!
States. Hoping you will give this your klnd at
>S-& CHICAGO TRAVELLER.
, 1872-10-26
COUNTY MATTERS.

.1,,,a HrxT Jau and Criminal Courf-Mf: A"m-
-e- Allowed $4,000 for His services ss
Ea,,ntx Trcuaurcr ard Tax Collector.
1Ti,e County Commissioners met, pursuant to
.5icnrament, yesterday afternoon, President
r-zite in tic chair. Present, Commissioners
Ashton, stearns, Crawford, Harris, HARRISON
Jones. Ionergan, Pahlman. ana Roei!e.
IN motion. the County Treasurer Was ordefea
IN nar to II. g. Bailey l. Co., contractors Tor the
9onn5aticn Of the County Jail and Criminal
Court building, 5000 on account, and to pla:s
- The disposal Of the Building Committee
$1,000 to be used by them in making fnstee'
advances when called upon to do so.
4 resolution directing the County treasure
to sell 100000 Of the county bonds' WILL 49,
crued interest, at par was adopted. ,.,.,: +7,o
The contract for heating and yonnlat!Is ~ ~
rr;m;na1 Court building, and furnishing sae
.-;tnLan f~fures. was awarded to Boyd D. Button
Az order, directing the payment OF S4,s2o I?
Armstrong L. Co., for drawing the pl.ae -, 80,
Icaking out the specifications OF the ut" '04
n The Finance Committee reported in favor !, 9 ;
.al}owinc Julian S. Rumsey Sc, 00o year 1ol -,
ecryices as County Collector. He also 1ece.se e
"a 600 for discharging the duties ol c9aus 3,nnc
treasurer AL the fees he conects @ ale, uTr zro
after tn 20 into the treasury Inc repott va
concurred IN ,+-,..;ttoa m ornen1e
,;st ri the inspectors of Election, which vas vas Il
Jared to q Special Committee for eSan1na'1e
and report. o,c,oc1, FIJI
nFta
, 1872-10-26

Brunswick -Wolfenbuttel-the former Of WHICH,
in 1713, became an appendage Of the British 1s1
CroWn-the latter Was ruled by Dukes noted 1or
their military talents, or their singular
eccentricities: One Of them was favor. eas
many years afterward signn1ly Defeated by Na-
roleon at the battle Of Jena, where he lost his
army, and, after horrible ,sufferings, his ute.
His son vas the heroic leader Of the German
rising against Napoleon, in 1909, and fell gal
lantly six years afterward, at Quatre-Bras.
The next Duke, Charles, wns ignominiously
nriyen from his principality in 1880, and has
since led sor m Rsng gbs9 nGea af b oroseot
Duke. Is a cbildless old man, of misanthropic
habits. He wanted to bequeath tho crown Of Of
Brunswick to the son OF Ez-King George OF
Hanover, and nfterward, to the Duke Of SAKE"
Coburg, whose heir is Prince Arthur of Eng
land, 50 50 TINT Brunswick might remain IN + the
hands Of tho Guelph family. Tho Pruesian
Gnvernment. however, refused to sanction this
and anothSr Mas mads "a BY gnTaa w'cl
the Duke consented to anae9te IN M ;ne b nco9
poreted with Prussia.
, 1872-10-26

From Once q Nees.
At the close Of the year 1903, when the VIC
torious English were advancing in all direchons
towards Madrid, and the hitherto iny1nclo!e
French legions were falling back towards the1r
own frontier, Spanish farmer, one Jose de
Salvador, vas captured by squadron OF frencn
Cuiraasiers who we're covering the rear Oh sou1es
main body.
At that time, as is now we'll known, the F1encn
we're accustomed to shoot on the spot every
Spaniar6i taken prisoner with arms IN LIS hanqs
and the unfortunate farmer, when snFfounqeo
by the French, had unfortunately with INN 1 ms
gun, an old-fashioned fowling-piec with "hacn
be had just shot one Of his horses, Wn'oh nao ~
hour before broken hia leg while at YORK 10 Tue
fields The spaniard was at once dragged 1e-
fore Captain Marius de Violles, the commander
Of the Cuirassiers, and was Immediately oraereo
by him to be hanged on the nearest tree.
The wretched farmer in vain pleaded MS IN
nocenee. His hands we're tied, and he was On the
point of being executed, when the sourd OF .
horse calloping WAS heard in the distance; and
in few moments 8 beautiful girl Tas seen
coming towards the party at full speed.
she galloped into the midst OF the French
and dlsmountng and rushing towards the Gap
! tain, impleled him to spare her father. bns,
| alasl al in vaiu-the Captain was 1nexofab!o !;
| and in moment the unfortunate farmer was no
more.
| His daughter, who had watched the proceed,
| ings with a firm gaze, after she had 1ouna an
her entreaties Of no avail, then turned TO CaP-
tain de Violles, and Bnatching one OF the plBtolS
| from his belt, ahot him through the head; ano
, 1872-10-26

Ira shurtle vii proven Letters testsmeataTy
minors: citation to guardians to show cause as to
restoration Of ales:-Hy. 1i1nm same oEde5:-Ann
Rice: bond Of Administrator approved.-chaa. a.
Eaton: further 80 days TO restore fles.-Jerome
Myres executors account l. cPe
Adolbert Hanake ct a minors hlss resseFed new
administration to Ole Johnson; bond Of Se,0o9 ap"
rroyed-Julus Breidt; will proved Letters od9 testa
meutary to Pauline Breidt; her bond for ap
proved Andrew Lind L g. Cooper appointed 14s
Guardian ad Htc71 for minor helrs.-Duncan Mac-
Nab: inventory and appraisal approved-----Lorenzo
Eldrdge; citation to administrators to file final &C.
count On Nov. 1..-Euet ". Rouse ct al.; orders
sancHoning payments foE plumbing and repairs, and
inventory n Rouse; 1nyeatory,
Coon to Emm1 Coon
and Charles 4. Smith, minorg; guardian
slip to George z. Latin; bond Of ST. 500 approved;
peyton T. Chandler receipt for ealanee nc
rrh"reed md Estate settled-Franees Mathildo Eg
| bert dies restored; inventory, etc, approved.
| George Fortmau; trial and verdict Of insane.
, 1872-10-26
ILLINOIS HUMAKE SOCIETY.

,r,a f.ood 1Vor1. Accomplished BY the Society
Since July--Pnb1ic Sentiment Alive 70 the
Necessity Of Assisting the CMcefS'
The Illinois Humane Society hns no" peen
fairly in operation for four months, foz prior to
July the law on the subject was so defective as
to tie ND the hands Of the officers. By the oxer-
tions of Senator Dore and others, it was mool-
fed at the last session OF tho Legislature, and,
since the amendment went into force, the 30
ciety's activity and efficiency have greatly IL
creased, The record kept by the Secretary, az
the Office No. 500 Wabash avenue, gives an loea
of the work which has been accomplished Since
the 9th OF July, sixty-hvo cases hare neen at.
tended to, Of which thirty-three have happened
during the present month. VI 1hese eaee7,
fourteen we're Of abandoned horses, most OF
whom were shot by the officers OF the society.
Tn one instance horse WAS run over by the
cars and left for twelve hours, and in another q
COW was nutilated in q similar WAY, and left un-
cared-for by railroad employees or othe1e' ZOE =
much longer period OF time. The others nearly
al, related to oyerworked or abused horses,
| thoneh the Society has also intervened FOR the
protection Of poultry, sheep, and hogs. !hefe
| f. one case not vet settled, where Officer blcDon-
aid at the Stock Yards attempted to make 2 man
| stop beating hog with . club Ihe man muIna!eo
the officers thumb and drew revolver On mn
hast her ~ not to carry q case before the
Courts but to resort ovsG to s1possn!soffa sncsas1fp
in Inducing the offenders to refrain
When they IRE not amen9bae to Re5suatalo5n 81 T.
abie to state that public sentiment appears <
be more and more al1vo to the value OF the worl
the Society has 9ndsrhsn and fns5 Ra1
it. Numbers cal at the Office, learn what it pro
poses D.: ' to do, and thon when caaea Of ernelt: M
under their nstsad fa aoene d eee
or lack Of time. report them at the office. l
is more than likely that next month the goo goo
done BY the Society will be equal to AL II ID
accomplished up to the present time.
IMPORTATION WANTED.
small brown mare, with lockjaw but aet oth9, ~
> wise in good condition, Was 1ouna & near s.l sn
od' and State a' streets, on the morning Of Oct 9
had been riding and abqsng 9s g.as1 hgn any T
0 Thankfully received at No. 599 Wabash avenu
:: or BY foreman at South Side City Gar stables.