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fact thnt It was ono Of tho laity rather than Of
tho olorgy1ncn, and that w,ilo 1t preserved
tho historic orieoopato, which all Episcopaliana
had . tender feclng for, It opened lilo doors to
wished to enter tho ministry of thin Church
without roordination.
PERSONAL HISTORY.
In view Of tho prominent poEition which Dr..
Cheney las assumed mud tho Interest genoral!y
felt In the uuh{cct !hn following fncta, takci,
will not ho ont Of placo:
The Rev. Charles Edward Cheney, D.. d. nishop-
Te l. isao Il uansiagas. n Y iis father is s" Saa
,m1S w1Syan9Tn @ yr1ean of # Int own is moert
sae jus !" @ d e.py u Ma se stff hsfe
After receiving corsc Of fnEtruction in iia na.iyo
pluec lo cntcrod Hobart College, acneya, n Y.whero
Theological Seminary of virginin lie I wsn o.aned
Deacon by nl.hop D9 Iancoy Nov o. 1868, and b.
noehoater, n hfer nno ,sots s'1 scryeo Sn!tte II
Rochcstcr ho took Charge Of III. ranla Church, I1n-
yana. n. Y. In March, 1860. he ordained Pref
nGccre'' call TO Christ Church. At that time Christ
Church had tcvcn communicate, worshircd in nttlo
s o most acsa ss 81 III e ressant sass IT, Etes 5 %aS Il
ohH1Ses M H. s t,,sGyn y M Cheney ss pes, resor
falnillcs, church proparty Vailed as sloooco, two
independent church. trco mission, Bay y-acLoos,
md ynr1oua other sgctsrics Of working Trotestun
church, I'll May, 1BGp Bishop Witchonhe Of Illinois,
Degrn cc6siaHtlca proceedings egoinLt hfr Cheney
for the omission Of word In e otco Of baptism for
infants. In justification Of hts cot,reo, Mr.. Cheney
pleaded the 11aago Of all the sections ct tho
sroiion IN So Adaptation q sha look s" & oonno %s
1rayor to Emergencies, nnd conscientious act,lo
nhon BnyIg thut all lmrt1zed intuna wcro "rcgeil-
e1nte," which lo heicycdto Lc untrue. After lung
rInl and appeal 10 the civil courts, Mt. Cheney wna
suHrcndc1 from tic m!niBtry Until ho should express
cnntrton for Tho Inst and conformity for tho future.
by tic unanimous lcqncst Of is congregation lie con-
tnued TO otlicuto III Christ Church, Notwithstanding
thu scntcnce. Fer this act of conn,ncy ho tried
n aecond timc and acntcncctt to deroa1ou from "ho
ministry Of Tho Church Of Gnd.h Tle DIshor pro-
nnnccd the sentence few weeks nfer tho verdict was
found,
, 1873-12-06
THE LATE STORM.
Additional Accounts Of Damage DoEc
In Ohio, Indiana, and
MlClligan.
Fearful Destruction Of Buildings and
Other Property in Ohio.
Sudden and Unprecedented Rise
iii Ohio Rivers.
In Ohio. 11ltltnnn, and Kentucky.

In Ohf0s Indiana, and Kentucky.
Speciai Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FoRr WAYNE, Iud., Doc "a atorm OF wind
| passed over tEiH eeotion OF tho country yoster-
day morning, blowing down signs, fonves, and
| telegraph wires. All communication by tc1o-
graph was cut OF nl1 day yesterday. Two houses
in tho coalso of construction northeast Of tho
city wero blown down. A troo was blown acroas
! the track Of tho Pittsburgh, For. Wayne & Chi
cago Railroad near Plymouth, Ind, causing tho
wreck of passengcr-train, but fortunately no
ono MAS hurt.
ITO The 4 dssocfated Press,
! CINCINNATI, Doc. 5.-Advices from tho sur
rounding country show TINT tho dnmaSo to
honscs fonccs. etc., from the late gale, 7as con-
siderable.
At Dayton, O., largo brick building, $50 by
90 foet, four storlos high, occupied by scxow
factory, was razed to tho ground.
Tho structure WAS substantial ono, tho walls
| being oightcoa inches thick. Tho damage IS
estimated at 310.000
Tho roof OF pcregrlna's machinc-shop was
blown of, and n i'nmoer Of wooden Louaes and
sheds In diiToront .parta Of the town woro blown
down.
III tho country ncar Dayton long linoH of
fences were lovecd. and ono. largo, barn WAS
Moved several feet from itE Foundation. Mira.
lIilB barn wns completely demolished. aud for
lnlf milo ut ono point nll tho foncoB wero blown
down. 4 fran,o cottage WAS blown from ono
sldo OF: tho pike to tho other.
At Laurol, Ind. houses were blown down
and mnny wero uuroo1od. Agreat amount Of
damage was dcuo.
a car WIS blown OF sile-track ncar Fort
Wayne, On tho Wabash Railroad, aud d fast train
ran into 1t, but 10 ono wan injured.
At Now Paris, o., o ilou,ing~mill was unroof-
cd. III was also tho railroad depot.
Everywhere tho streams arc reported rising
rapidly.
At Boston, KY., tho booms OF tho Lickine
tYN,fn trpf- t%.. f1,r
, 1873-12-06

Thrco burglars BEctlt I'M Old Man Al
most to Deatla--0l1c Of Them AR.
rchted.
About half-past II o'clock last night, while
Officer Murnapo was passing south on State
street, near Peck court he encountered negro
who told hin, That anuror llad been committed
III the vicinity. Tho olieor was about to turn
down Peck court, when ho saw man
rnnning on State street noar Hubbard court.
Murnano started in pursuit., and soon camo up
with him, when tho man turnul around and
snapped n revolver. Tho weapon fortunately
missed Lrc, atul the oftieor, cr,l!acing tho op-
lortunity dealt tho fellow II terrible blow Oh lilo
head with Ills club: a desperate fight ensued,
III which Tho laan tried to aLoot the officer ru.
poa:cdly. Tho Inter finally oyorcnma lis an-
saEonat, layi:'g him upon Tho ground in Ill i'll
nenEibo condition. Securing nkEs tance, the Off
Ger took tho mall 10 The A1mory. Upon exalain-
ing tho revolver it wan ionnd to Eo covered with
blood. srggcA!ing tho idca That 1t had ben used
n fight. Tho prisoner refusing 10 tell how tho
blood caino upon TIC weapon. Ssrgt. Ebcrsold,
accompanied by sonle officers. proceeded to tho
corner Of State street aud Peck court to nycsti-
Eato the affair, and wcro not long in discovering
llat light had occurred ut No. g Peck court,
which is Il low tenement, occupied us marLlc-
shop by an o!il man nanoa John Powell. 1t ap-
pears that he is III tno habit OF sleeping
by heating IL noise al Lis iront door: and. upon
raising M in led, l.o uaw four men outside, wlo
acomcd to'io trying to force Ill ontrance. Ho
had only tlsno to get ulit Of bed when tho doors
wcro burst upon, mud three men entered RHO as~
sa':lscd tho old mall mud beat him feartullv
about tho head, face, md body. Tho
rNAlans remained in Tho elcp but Q iow min
uteH, and all made good their ,eacapo except
t::a nEe arrested by Officer Mulnane, who euyo
the natno Of William Henderson. OllIcor Can-
non touk the Injured 1nan 10 Wcber l. Luke
lnsdt's dug store, wfero hts wounds wero
though rsrious, viii probubly not result fatally.
l!o WAS afterwards ,eluycd: to tho County II 1s-
pital. 1t s supposed tint his aseaiiauts woro
bnrglal1', Al jimmy will which tho tiools wore
1olee4 oEGn, WAS fuNnl Oh tho sidewalk.
, 1873-12-06

spirttualintlo services WAS being hold and in tbs
courao OF 1t medium named I'on]arrin IIawkoa'
. toy-doalor In Now streot, Addressed tho moos. se
ing. He M spolo for fn1ly half an hour, eppoar-
scribod, with startling vivllity, sonnco m IN IN
which tho ApoAtlo potor Ind ciasped hands win
him, and ho (Hawkos) folt tho coHo pronauro of
tho Apostles graBp. from thlH he nrguei
That It waa quito possible to. understand hoS
Tlomna Of Dldyn1rs thruBt l,ia hand into lin
aldo Of "the porsonltication Of Divine I.nyo"
Tho Instant tl,eBo laat wortla wero out OF lilo
spealol's mouth llo fell back on a clnlr behind
him: Thoto waa great cxcitomont, for tho moct-
Ing bella scd Nnwtes wnH uuder strong "spiris
CONTROL" a few sccontu elapsed. arld surgeon
camo up to tho molium and fonnd him dcad.
Tho mootiug broko up In wild confusion.
, 1873-12-06

reported from tho Mfapnuri Valley Increased
proasute Md clear wcatlior aro reported from,
tho Central Pacific conet. Tho barometer oon-
tiNnen 1llEhnht III tho Northwest and tho prcs-
l,r, Ina itceahod from this rc:lon to tho Atlantic
cuabl.
rEonAu1LtTIEs.
For Now Englund. tncrcnt Ing rreRnurc, lower
Temperature. light northcrly 10 westerly winds,
and threatening weathor. For tho northern
"nrtlon OF tho Middle Stntos md Tho Lower
I.a.;o region, cold nutl partly cloudy
wcnthor, viii, fncrtnacd pressure md
Light winds. Fur tim southern portion
Of Tho NIlsld'o States, light anow, Or rain, fol-
lowed by cienrinB weather, Fur the South AT
}tntu md Gulf statos, light nortlsory to cast,
orly winds, with cloudy weather and rain, tho
temperature romaning low OH tho Atlantis
toast md rining in tho mississippi Valley.
For the Uppur Lahn region ninl tllci,co Huutl,-
ward to Tho Ohio Valley, continued co'd and
partly cloudy weather. followed by 1cAs pressure
ind Increased ooudnces with winds shifting to
oastcrly md uo,therly tlnring Saturday. Fortl,o
Northwcus, slightly rising Temperature and
light nnd frcsh onHorly to aoutherly wiuds, and,
nosatbly, light Ailow. Tor tho northern Caltfor-
lln and Oregon coast, brial md high wcutcrly
winds will probably prevail. After tho 10th
inst, tho display Of cauttonary signals will bo
suspended nt tho 1ako polta for tho winter.
GENERAL pnHEftyATiD*N,
CrfCtGo U.r. E--t m
, 1873-12-06
INADEQUATE SUPPLY OF HORsE-CARS.

70 The Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Tho totally inadequate supply Of horss-
cars between Western avenue and State Btroet
nt tho hour when most nccdcd-fron. to 0
O'Clock q. MIS- sourco Of much aud grioyons
annoyance 10 Wont-sidors, especially thoso who
live cast Of Union Park. The frequent oxrori-
enco Of tho writer is to wait Oil corner from
live to ten minutes for car; and finding it
full, tho alternative remains 10 walk and, ln-
fortunately, this usually occura when tic weather
is not pror:tious.
This 10 llotoriousIy ca1,go Of diHcontont with
those who hayo tho iufolicity to 1.-Two OIL tho
Wcst Side. It is to to hoped that such publicity
an you can giro the matter will seryo to lrin.
tho West Side Company to n sense Of its duty to
tic public. T.
, 1873-12-06
ALBANY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Srrria{ EitIhttsh IA TIC chira7o 7riEune.
ALnANr Doe. 6.-lrEyEs--sA, kit Thus fur very fa-
yatabc, alld fully Ia ~: III hadyanco yer last wtcks
Iricu'. OpcncA fllr.day with gooa Attendance Vt
lay tho alcMtluuco good, nul uales footed m 6hl
lead. The market ruled ktnpg ail stcasty from tile
u sle week ruled very f:yornble una tuso was mi -
'ct1in Of want cf rattio there. Tho supply Ct stotk
wa qnilo l!snct, Ind tlo average qualify a'ou tlle
c:i-losdt Of Chetokrr:, niusnly goot! quality. Tile
tcst hcs.h in i's nnrkat, averaging l,G34 It's, wuso
hell ut 69;c laf H..
lEcEIrls-uuayes 4,47l; sheep. o,e00 hogs, So 500;
horses, lla.
bIlEir AMI IAMas- -noceipts 1900 head, Of average
qualify. With = limited supply tbs market r.,lGa
siGsEc per b hiEsr both t,rop .ud lambs tllal,
list week. TAo demand from tho Eaa hus bcen gonl,
t!n tloro llAs nlo lsen Il Nond inquiry from New
ioyk, ''hcvr, tGsdu; la'nls. bNaa7c.
, 1873-12-06

ffh4H {HcitH .Itft! Eh@t1th
It rnuat bc ronleberod thu: in Inc nature Of
:ho case thore 10 no credit mud no profit to bo
got Out Of tie transaction. 10 put down either
;'arty in Cuba is simEly to giycr power iuto tho
hands OF tue opposite pnrty und tAcre iu notls-
ing TO choose between tholn, 10 conquer t1o
country is, OF courao. out Of the question for
III; nc ,gos,ld not have it MS n gift. It IN still
moro out Of tho question FOR tho United Statos,
% taho cnba into tho Union. 10 conquer 1t
nNs to govern it NJ a conquered country, wonltl
% contrary to ali the traditions and principles
If tho 6tatcs, 10 convert it iuto d republic
Eoud bo simply to ssr.ko q lo4yy blow at
5ln:n,-wlllch i'll tdiA matter il really not in any
ray tn blame ,-,aIl to make Cubn into IL kind Ut
sauto Domingo. Upon tho whole, it appears to
IL thai what wo l,ayc to do in simply tu mcasslro
NJ calmly as possible any wrong which may hayo
icon tane to D.itltli subjects, aud to exact nuoll
eparation for it as is now possible; bu. az to
interfering between party and party III Cuba or
embarrassing tho 6paniaras in tho midst OF tl,er
TGil:IcH, 1t Appeuvs 10 uS ltAt AtltIl cOudllot
xoull 10 wor,o tl'an lacless. Il will he. how
syer, by I'D taenns uAelosa TO teach English sub.
icrlH lilo lesson that If they commit terioub
::insoa against other nntions tLey will 10. bo
supported ut all l,azasjB.
trstt thc LcnEon Yirss.
II /. certainly fo1tllnnso :!:nt the United
States Congrcsa docs not must for allutllor fort
niEtIt, Previous statements OF tho number Of
tho victims executed ut 3an,lago aro nov con-
3sadiotcd by authority, a'1u wo arc loft In Homo
uncertainty rs tn whether auy havo baol,
MI. to deatl. since tho summary executions
Which Immediately Followed upon tnotr
tarture. Tho inci,lont modified nj onr csts-
n,ato OF It must 10 by tho battor information wo
,aye rocciyedj roma!ns, howoyer. oxtrosnoly
threatening. Wo nro almost as much inter-
eytcI III li!o oyout rs tho Unitol Staten. Tho
occupation ut nf 0u6a IL dream tint n,ay 10
niou of Iiaya.,a, h1an.anzas, a'ltl ,santiaKo-tho
threo ootlros Of goycrnmont-to oyortnrn tho
authority that rcHts upor lllo Spanish oonnec-
=, ,ou:thlie, - 10 prp,oclcd unG defondcd from cx-
toi,,al I.,to. lel o,,aa. 1t woull 10 sanguIao 10
forotull op iuunetlIaso return OF order and al
, 1873-12-06
"KNIGHTS OF JUST1CE.v
objects of the orgnnization--A States
nacnt of Grievances nnu Dc.
IuDnu6.

<,p,s.nx~ 80 a..
.,,e.,. ". r..t's....'s.a', .S.s. S'a,e-
-acnt o& ~rie'S'Hcca ahu Dc
muHus.
. ..... TorEEA, Kan, Doc. 2, 1873.
70 TIC Editor of INC Chsedgo Tribune:
SIR: The following il partial statement os
grievances and demands set forth bv thu Droth-
arhood of th .Tntn ~. " to Iuati:o tao bao.n
:, 49,. ~ ooos'.o -.4o AZ
naa'no's pc'ls lul'S up 10 tno wants OF tne poo
pie on tho reform question:
tho Eust as we'll AZ the weet> far tho n,st TN
,ro,,th. ,nd hovo INV ,ot :, arnor yoat,,o1a
!'on's'o' =, ana A"'o Nv" Nv l"A'. 1ou'.oia
thah any otlor socloty OF tho klna IN tho United
stasch, although there has bcen no public
knowledge Of ita organization. 1t is now about
A. con,o fortL ard rorfcct ;ta oroon;yot;or i,
osc,, % torn ~ sn, I hane,ot % w ~, ia ooMnt~~ A. ~
every TOWN anu hanalo1 IN t1ie country. Ar
rangomonts lavo been made to issue charters to
nutablo persons, nj! over our broad oxtcnt Of
ton which will strife terror to tho hoarta of MI
corruptonists aud may the God Of our Fathers
guido aud protect na iii t1s our cum1acl ca,lso.
So 1,loto II To- Very truly J. H. T.
w 'N'''9 - ~ ''' e.N
This gocictv rms, and in, orconi.ca far Tho
,,,rnouo nT ra.;u+;n, tha r,n,, 1,x,,r,nt;o,a ~
rrtn.aions and trnt,1is Of mnncved cnrnora.ions
of nj tin3ils cassen onl icnnm;nntinma' N,ccnr,
nizing % alone tho rlght W Of tie pooplo to " Libor-
ty. EH,,ality. aud Trntornity.
'Ch,s on1,;,3tv han hoon a;,d In, fast 7ritlnrto.
,yo1ii t1c ,;n;ni wi,ca xnaIti ntnmo nnnat;ts,to.
thn nosscssor % thoronr amnoror nlass n the In,
NM, s1,coion ~''' - '0 '~0
ni,,us c"rnorot;ona ord m,,o,o,;os ts,o
hol hid nra l,o;nr o,,,on;@cd tor In mnrnn,o
nf cnptrnnc Ihe t;',ou,ni ntrairs of onr iacpvcJ
cd,,Itry. - 01A o0'0'~'
R,'lToaf,. with 1oroo crorta ~ tbo ,o,,,,,a
1a,J hova +" .s.. .,os", tar",s ha.o, up.o
a. "t.am,r tx ~ m ~
,,rovni1 npamat ts,nm ." ~ tbnir % , fr,;,sht' S ~
iarrf itsS nrn voorv taGc,, Trnn, 6nt ~
,r,rreis If tho 1rn,;ccr h,,nrea of t,,onao,,'s
~ ."ilara 10 ornr ", ah"r" ' ~ .yot tav
, 1873-12-06

p1y,touTn, Ind, Dec. 5.-Yostort1ay morning.
about o'oluck, tho passenger train weAt on tic
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne i Chicago ilnilroad ran
into n large tfco (wltllin three miles of this
place., which had blown across tho tack, malt~
locomotive. Tho trco was not discovered by tho
enginoor until too Into to stop tho train, which
was thcr running about 35 miles per hour. Tho
engine was thrown on its sido into wool-pilo !;
tbs tcnder jumped clear over Tho engine, and
tho forward baggage car fcli into the cab. Tho
engineer and ilronlnn ttucl to their posts and
miYacnlousEy o.capcd with hut fow bruises,
crawling ont Of tho window Of tho cab almost
nnhurt. No one eliza ,ccoiycd Tho slightest I'LL
iurics. Tho forco Of tho traiu waa such nj to
roak tho troe, which was yery large, III two nnl
it can only be considered y miraculous cHcapo
for a1l on board. Tho ongino md cara are
total wreck.
, 1873-12-06
ADJUSTMENTS,

TIE OPERA.
Wallaco's bright and graceful littlo orora Of
'f1artana" was givon laat evening to largo
audience, which is n gratifying proof TINT Mrs.
Van Zaudt's abilities as an artist llnye been
promptly recognized, nnd that tho fact of hor
nighta being of nights" will mako lttlo diff
fcronce hereafter with opcra-goors. There is In
reality no rcason why It should, except tl,at poo
plc hnyo m idea that tho performances on these
nights arc not up to the usual STANDARD, AN
idca Which docs not hold good in ihio iuslnnce.
The cast OF tho opera was IS follows:
slnrifann. Jenny Van za'lds
Dnh Gaehr. .Morgdn
!!oA Joso .CArltbn
GneEica IL. Hull
a. nu Mhuc
41e Mafcnloneas.. Mrs. While
Alrs. Van Zandt may now be Haid to layo boon
fnir1y lcatod, having appeared in two widely diff:
fcrcnt charactcrs.- Giida in "nigclotto," and
1faritamd j; tho one. molo-dramatic. heavy, and
HoveFe, at least na compared with Eng!in1 opera !;
the other light graceful, and 1nolotiouB. and in
both Eho has sustained herself with marked s.N;
cess. Her Maritana was dreasod i'll OK
cellcnt taate, sung With excellent taste,
and acted in tho eamo manner. Will
tho exception row and then Of intervals, which
might lava been filled III with "husircss," aEtl
thus havo kept tho action Of the c,aracser coz
tinuouB, she loft littlo to be desired in her
pcraouatiou, while her singing was excellent
throughout, except in "Tho Harp in tho Air"
which needed moro shading. T'llis nay have
bccn partly duo to tho accompaniment Of tho
from first to last, with tho samo unvaiying,
monotonouH hardness. II wc must have u
piano for tho accompaniment, it should at lcnst
DO something moro than n me,e woodcn
n''sic boz. In tho concerted Oits.a
her stimulation Of age was remarkably flue. and
tho sustained touo, increased md diminished,
Which led up to tho Hong, Waa 6uperbly given.
In many Of her numbers aho received very
hearty applause. and hcr bright, strong frceh
through iu stylo which made an Irresistible MP
peal to tho entlluRiaam Of tho audience.
The new tenor, Alr. Morgan, made his first mp
pcaranco under tile decided disadvantage of bad
from dong himself justice, anl VIC therefore
reserve IN opinion Of hiu singing until wo can
hear lin to advantage. His action Of tho char
actcr was very good, without being striking, mud
may DO sald to DO up 10 tho ayorago Of tho oper
ntic Don CHsors. Mr.. Carleton wns rather i'll
his SINGING only confirms tho good impression
which ho created in Faust" Ills rendering Ct
tho ballad, - In Happy Moments" was very
sweet md sympathetic, md gained for hin, m
encore, which vas richly deserved. Mrs.
seguin'a Lazaiuo is 10 familiar to ali
opcra-gocrs TINT 1t docs not need comment. OK
copt to say that it WAS repetition OF the lest
Lazafil'o cTor scen in this country, md that eho
mover Sung her one prominent aria. tho Prison
song, better or in tlrmer voice. Tho choruacs
Augelus. Tie orchestra, which was kopt we'll
down to itu work Ill Faust" got loose agail
last might. Tho conductor must put tho clamps
on on them agaIn, ard especially on tho dru'nmor'
This afternoon " Martha" and this evening
+" Frn Diayolo."
, 1873-12-06

At called meeting Of tla board If Directors af tho
National Life Insurance Company OF Chicago, ut 3ta
office, tho l inst tho following letter received
70 the Ioard af Directors " The National Life instr
anes Company ~ Chscaga, IH.:
0rNTLEM:a: Owing to personal nnaacia! difficulties,
frei 1t my duty ia resign tho Presidency Of this COM
1any fearing that my embarrassment" may provo lc-
rlmeatal to tile tntercss Of tho Company my rses!-
leney Ia longer euuiinucd,-My resignation 10 take
effect Immediately. shall he happy TO insist IN any
manner III The ltynnrtM Of the c. n1Tnnys inrr-
est. Respectfully yours, DfsJ. Ioa;nAnp.
Tho resignation pcrcrtc and John Miller, Esq.,,
IrcGisrnt Ut The Monroe BANK, elected te prcti-
plt Of tito Company. Preliminary Steps wers alsn
taken to tucurU III tuercaEo Ut raritnl. ....
II. q. TEsp, Secretary,
, 1873-12-06
CASUALTIES.
Train on tho 'roicsso, Wabash Il yvcst-
era Railroad Throsyn from tho

Train on tho 'roicsso, Wabash Il yvcst-
era EEnilro:tu Tlarosyn from the
Tracsk.
Special Dispatch to The ch!caqo Tribune.
WnlrE1oUsE, O., Dec. 5.-The fast train on
the Toledo, Wabasl, l. Wostorn Railroad going
cast. yoatorlay morning, was thrown from tho
track at Neapolts switch, fow miles from, hero.
by car-load Of apples loft OH tho sdc-trnc1s be-
ing blown OH rho main track by tho heavy galo
OF wind that passed over this section. Tho on-
gno. two Laggagc-cars, and ono passenger conch
wore thrown from tho track and completely de-
1nol'shed. Tho engne turned over and foil
scrotB the truck. Tle cars ran into tho tlitcllcH
OH either si4c Tho iloor OF the passenger
coach, which continued ten to fifteen persons,
was forced through tho roof, though fortunately
mono Of tho raerengers wcio seriously injured.
The engineer and frcmap stuck to thoir ongiuo.
Boil, wero seriously injured; the former is mt
1nosscnSora woro slightly hurt. Tho locomotive
and cauu arc beyond ropatT. Tho locomotive
wss almost now ono, having boon in uao only
n short time.
, 1873-12-06

Chicneo'a Favorito noute--Tho Chicago,
burlington & Quincy Sunday Train.
Tile through p1chu oxprc5s for Council Dluns,
OmEha San Franc:sca als nj! oshcr Fur-West points,
will leave tho Central uepo foot of Lake strcot Mt 10
a. IN. Sunday, Dec. T. stopping at Iatiana ayciuo au
Canal street sta.osla.
Tls Ia tho limo which has bcnn awarded tlle Inst co-
tract for lilo transportation Of Tho overland uils to
at,l from San Fiauc!aco, Aua.lulia Caea, End Ja-
lAt..
Through tiCkofs YIN tho Chicago Northwestern ntl
Clrago, ltook Isan1 partto Railways will 10 good
Oh Ills lain.
, 1873-12-06

Nav YonK, Dec. 5.-TAo steamship Dromon
which returned to-day, with. nix foot Of water in
icr hold, sprung n leak in ller cual-bunlcr at
lnon yesterday, when 160 miles out. and waH
oGliEed to put back. 6ho smiled again today,
after milking nocesHaiy repnirs.
7, L1sE$pooI. Dec. 5.-bteatnshps Denmark,
fran Now Iu'k; AtEottbfovd, from pl,iludol.
Chia, atsl Bratnsehweig, fsom Baltimore. have
arrived Que.
pAalia. fran, Hamburg.
New ionN, Drc. 5.-Arrlycd, steamship Amor
ica, irull Bremen,
, 1873-12-06

carefully ooncoa1ol Ills victim In tho moal barrol,
whore It was regurrcotcd late In the oyoning by
tho old woman, who waa gotting monl for n1p-
Fer, E sho , called George aud q}uesstioned him.
can't teil . lilo, you know 1 cant but iii be
Bwizzar1 It chr, toll you tho truth about thia
little affair.". Ills mother said, " Como across
my Imp, my aon COMO across my lap And l,o
como. Tho littlo follow hai been altting in the
dust. md tloy guy II Ia tact lhnt tho old lady
has not got all tho dust out Of her eyes rot.
, 1873-12-06
THE DETROIT PARK Scl,EME.

Frec1dl DssNalch 70 1hd CA{ca9o 7Fi1NHe.
DETROIT, Mich, Doo. 5.-Tha Dot,uit Park
night, tho Park Commissioners turning over
their contractu to that body, which they slccosa-
fnlly sought to cooroo lnlo tho lss1lo OF tho neal
Cd bonds iu tho courts, ll,oir preHont actol,
leaves With the Council tbs question Of conplot-
Ing tho purchase of tho prul1oBcl alto before
JAu. l, wllon tho coatractA ex,iro. Tho mattor
was roforrol to n s'pe c!a Committee, Ut which
Aid. uinchMau Ia GhairlMan.
, 1873-12-06
ECGlEGfhSTicAL c1lInr.

Co1us1nus, o., Oct. o. lilo Ecclesiastical
Court this oyonng rema,.led tho cnso Of tho
I,ey. Mr.. Roberts, Of tho Er1e Conference, gu
acsnlnt of orEot III tho original rrococdingb.'
waB dismissed from tho Northern Onio Confer
o1on VI thu Alollotnt Church OF Ohio, for alleged
immo!alsty and falBthood whilo pastor Of u
church III ala,,a1eld, Tho Court adopted rcHo-
as.d rostorug MuH!lnsy to hiH position III q min
ihtlr.
, 1873-12-06
n Ikc1atrclIy Gaargo Washington

- 7THEF 97E.T 7TFH7THHTIE,
We have r.gnlar little deo,go Washington In
o,r noighhosl.oOd. lnt llIs Mottcr don't act l,or
part well at all. a few eyennga ago our liLtlo
horo tried tho cdgo OF lliH littlo az upon lho
completely demolished tho smelling apparatus of
the innocent feline. The cat expired, aud ha
, 1873-12-06

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-.ino rims have heen
very general Throughout tho Stsso, and hayo
boon OF groat benefit to farmern everywhere.
Tho sllow-ntorm throughout California is I'm
prcccdoistol in ten years. THO weather IL still
htormy a1d unsettled. Ata1.y vcssois were ,,ll-
able to maize tho harbor last night, OH account
Of tho strong southeast gales. They came in
to-day.