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The Portland daily press., 1873-11-20
ERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.

ulsest,on was attended with difficulty and
pam u somet mes absorbs all the nervous en-
sies VI Tue Wnole system, and the sufferer
Is unnt lor any other work, cause the ,iipes-
tive process d'nanded all the no or of tbs
nervous system. In that state we had bea,l-
aches, ~e-e nervous ard torpid, and did not
seem TO have ready possession of our facul-
ties. ALI these symptoms were to be referred
to the state of digestion then going on, to The
unsuitable burdens imposed upon il, the i'm
proper food provided for il or the unsuitable
way OF preparing it.
While making allowance for our own indis
cretioE and self-indu!gence tor the pampered
appetite, for our love OF what we call good
eating and our careless Indifference as TO
what we eat, there yet renamed great re-
sponsibility with the cook and the provder,
who, III great measure, maze the man. The
science OF the kitchen was in a great degree
the science OF lf-. 1t had such
pow.r TO increase or to diminish
the energies of people that it was worthy the
study OF the most gifted minds and the most
untiring pursuit of the highes. ambition
Many cookery books have been written-in
fact, there is a little library of then In this
world. Many Of them contained much that
was usefnl, but unhappily some Of them con-
tained much that was evil, and encouraged
much that stimulated an unhealthy appetite.
vi eHC Wb''c, CCouony anu dppct'tc eccuitu
to be the rule AID parpose OF these domestic
books rather than the true and great purpose
OF cookery. They failed to teach the way Of
adapting the TODD to the stomach, and to
show the way IN which men and women
might best be nourished by the materials
which ma ure provided aud the market offer
ed. The position of housekeeper, then, was
high and honorable one. The houseke- per's
Off .e was field Tor the exercise and splay
of talent as high, not higher, than most Of tie
inventions Of lite demanded. Woman wssrot
house keeper by instinct or cook by nature,
any more than man was shoemaker oI q
carpenter by Dature. Thr, u2hout the world
there was lack OF intelligence of the law OF
life, and We did n give to it the talent and
the tine and attention that we gave to mat
tiers OF tar inferior Importance. We did not
employ any high order Of intelligence in
the care of oui vital affairs. Women did
the work as a matter of compulsion, and
they forgot that in providing for their tables
they were creating tier own ard Their hus-
bands and their cbildrens lives anew"
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DOES ADVERTISING PAY?-There Is no in
stance ON record of well sustained system of
Judicious advertising failing of success.
MY success is owing to my liberality in adj
vertisng. Bonner
Advertising has furnished me with COM
petenc-. Amos Lo,crence.
Il advertised my productions and made mon
ey."-Nicholas Long,corfh.
Constant aud perss,s,ghn s,snhen G;rard. 20 " '1'e
gu ~, ;nvests one dollar in business should
;,,,,as, on.. dollar in advertising that business
"A 4. Seiodrt e x.,...,.r, :,
have done nothing in my speculations. have
tbe most complete faith in printers ink Ad-
yertislng IS the royal road to business.-Bdr-
num-
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JoB PRINTiNG.-kvery description # Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange st. WIN. NJ. MARKS.
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ssOld Probabilities" has returned from
Europe, and severely rasped the young mete-
geological prodigy whom he lett in charge dur
ing his absence. he had got the wet bulb
and areas of low temperature SO horribly
tangled W with snow-storms, panE, Santa
go massacre and high winds, that it ;s1s take
days aud nights of incessant labor to set. the
weather on its pins again. ID.
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A N ACTIVE and reliable agent in this: u,
"A represent one of the oldest Life Companies 4
the country. Address with references
"PENN'' Lock Box 55 r. o.
jy17t Philadelphia Pa.
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A man was recently arrested in one Of the
st, Louis Gem eteries under suspicion of be-
ing body-snatcher, but he was discharged
when it tranarired that he was only direc-
tory man, csnvassing the tombstones for as
sistance in getting up directory that shall
ay Ch.cago7s 465, ,0oD IN the shade. St.Louis
was unfortunate in Publishing her directory
first. .e.
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Rooms Wanted.

IN pleasant part of the city, furnished Or unfur-
Il nished, with or without board. t
Address E. B., 81 Brown St., Portland.
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sAs7s assl For Sale. ar rr-s
NyHE house on State Street, occupied by the un-
Il dersigned. This house is thoroughly built of
brick and stone and has all modern convenjences.
. s ALLEN HATNES.
Portland, Sep. 18th, 1872. sep19-ti
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Wanted.

TWO Gentlemen of steady habits can find good
Il Board and pleasant rooms by enquiring at 125
Oxford Street. oc25dtf
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Wanted.

COAT MAKERS at 167 Middle street. Best price
" paid. .8f o.
oc25dtf c. H. CHESLEY.
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1t is reserved for little frdgid Iceland to get
ahead of every other part OF this side Of the
planet in celebrations. This island celebrates,
not her centenary, but ber milleDary, in 1874.
The first settlement in the country was made
in 874 near the present capital, Reykjavik,
and the people propose to recognize the
thousaDdth anniversary of the event by a
grand jollifcation. T ..a..7r -..s- .... ..
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Bitter to Babbage, the Dubuque delauIting
bank cashier, in his involuntary exile fr IN
the banks funds in his pocket, oh, how Bit
ter, m, st be the reflection that, with all his
opportunities, he left over 100000 to be
stolen by the President of that bank.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

City of Portland.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, Nov, 1s, 1873
IN pursuance of the foregoing order, hereby give
notice that on M NDAY, the first hay of Decem.
Der next, at seven and h II O'Clock p. VI. at the
Aldeimen's Room, in City Building tile Mayor an.
Aldermen will hear all parties in' crested in the As
ents above referred to, and will ;hereaferwards
establish the same.
y 7 iLalIJ in H.. I. ROBINSON, City Clerk,
Nov. IS, 1873. dtd
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Timkins thinks the Western itemizer was
not happy in speaking OF long passenger
train as being full Of people as string of
sausages is full of meat. Timkins says the
idea of elongation is well conveyed. but the
writer should have remembered that sausages
are filed with minced meat
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Simpkins, having welded and settled down
accumulated 81 ght scar over his eyebrow.
the cause of which is unnecess airy to state;
but an j quisitive acquaintance asked him
whether it was a mark of the chieken-pox.
sWorse than that" replied Simpkins. '.Ifs a
mark of henpeck.n .
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Says the Brooklyn Argus: Mr.. Tilton's
novel opens overpowing!y, with thunder,
lightning, hurricane and shpwreck. He had
mislaid his Signal Bureau chart aud couldn t
wait to get another one.
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At weekly meeting a straight-laced and
most exc nplary deacon submitted report in
need of assistance from the congregation.
'Are you sure, Deacon" asked another sober
brother, ''that you have embraced all the
widows?" He said he believed he had.
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Barley Wanted

| fNHE HIGHEST market price will be paid for
Il BARLEY at 1888 Fore street, near the ma ket by
| oc30d3m P. MoGLlNCHY,
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TO LET.


To Let,
ITO A Small Family the second floor of House No.
Il Carlton Street. with Gas hard and soft wafer.
Apply on the premises nol.tf
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A Western editor met a well-educated
farmer recently and informe1 him that he
would like to have something from bis pen.
The farmer sent him pig, and charged him
So. Is for it. .er
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UOSSIp Uuu UIc1uImKS
Pearl fishing wi he actively carried on in
the Gulf of California this season.
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Books Cheaper than Ever.

BOOKS cheaper IMAM Ever.
;ARGEST stock in the State, and lowest prices.
~ All our real estate in Maine has been sold except
Two small farms which we will 'salmost give away.
Od man Colby" has POSTPONED .oing t" New Or
leans I'll sometime IN December as he efers Jack
FROST, to .Yellov Jack" Call so n, for most OF
our books will be shippedsouth before 1.-THE old gem
tieman" goes. ALBERT COLBY s. SON 1l9 Ex-
change Street. E7 oc1Sdf
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WM. SENTER.

A GENT for the Superior Waltham Watches,
IA which maintain their well earned repniai lion
for timekeeping and reasonable price, In every vari
ETY. of gold and silver cases-open face and hunters
Kew win,lers and stem winders. mv12-d9mo
, 1873-10-02

Tho Leland Q7otul, Springfield, ul1.
8pBlsaFlELD, ILL.,, Oct. lat 7 O'Clock this
evening, the guests at tho Leland Hotel woto
startled from their. supper by cry Of fire. Mr.
Wiggins, the proprietor, with great calmnoAs,
marshalcd his forces, and soon discovered that
the fro had originated in tho linen-room, in IN
inside court, on the third floor. Tho fire had
caught tho woodwork, md run down tho wall
bononth tito floor, running along Oh tho joists
for the whole lcngth Of tho inside court, on tho
north sido Of tho building, aud had mado cont
muuication with tho framos Of tho windows,
running up and ignitlng tho 1oiats of
the fourth lloor. It had mado rapid progrcag
whom discovered, and tho building was TILED
set the engincs Of tho honne at work, and con-
Meeting tho hoAo with tho reservoir III tho attic
Of the house, soon had MI effective stream of
wator playing upon tho 1lro. The Firo Depart
ment in tho moantino was promptly on tho
ground, aud was soon playing with two streams
Of water, and after aoyero fight tho fire was
got under CONTROL But for this effective and
prompt work, tho Loland Hotel, 1t is conceded,
wonld have been burned to tho ground. AZ it
il, tho court rooms or thrce floors for tue eutiso
length Of the court, arc almost entirely Destroy
ed, and the Indies ordinary OIL tho West court
was considerably damaged by water. Tho entiro
damage to tho house md furniture will reach
S10,060 or $4,000. 1t is iusurod in st. Lonis
MHu ClllEluHhtl tUlAl"ltAGs Apl S4ou1ooo' 4AS
Companies aro not known, as the insurance .was
effected by D1r. Parsons, an insurance broker,
living in st. Louin. Mr. Wigsins intends to begin
tho work Of repairing Tomorrow, mud the house
will, Us soon ~ tho work can be dono, bo placed
in itB normnl condition. Guests wore arriving
during tho tiro, aud wore assigned rooms, and
business il going on ns usual. Thoro WAS less
Excitement than ordinarily ut snch fires. nam-
her Of commercial men woro Offering largo suns
to have their sa,nple-trunks brought down, tho
most yocforo,ts OF which woro those who coll
iowolry and chenp clothing. Mr.. Lo!uud, thu
senior proprietor, iB nbsont in Now York.
, 1873-10-02
CRIME.


Sptciat Disratch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
BounnoN. Ind, Sept. 30.--A man was acci-
dentally discovered In n Btabo this morning
with his skull fractured in several places, tho
brain protruding, and tho body nearly stripped
Of clothing. Tho man WAS perfectly inaensiblo,
a1ld died in a fow hours aGtcrward. He III an en-
tiro stranger III tho pluce, having only boon seen
once, tho day before the tragedy, in company
With another un1sno,Yn man, who stopped with
him at house near tho place Of tho tragedy,
during D.. rain. rho unknown ,nan ap-
pcarea silent and doBpondent while his
companion WAS jolly and talknttye. They left
before the rain wua over, and nothing was scon
Of either until tho murdered ono was found. Il
plow-coultor was the murdoror'a instrument for
tho commission Of tho crime. Tile coulter waa
found lying near. Tho clothing Of the man l,ns
not been found, and, it is presumed, lad been
cariiod off by tho murderer, who s thought to
bo tho companion Of tho previous day. Every
indication iB. that tho man was murdered in h1s
a}ocp, III no oyiaonco Of struggle
ia to bo found III tho stable. THO murdered man
had not tho appearance of d laboring man; had
very small, soft hauls, aud woro No. Q boots;
but both boots were for tic left foot. 4 photo
graph of tlto dead man has boeu taken, aud ia
preserved for future Developments. Probably
tho concealmont Of somo crino yaB i!le cnuso Of
tho murder. ns 1t colld scarcely hnvo been fer
money or from sudden passion, but in most cold
blood,
, 1873-10-02

Special Dtspa'ch TO TIE Chicago Tribune.
Dubuque, In, Oct IA mass convention of
the people Of this county, without regard to par
tizan politics. met to-day, aud nominated the
following Peoples ticket: For Senator, D: n.
Hetherington, David Oort Treasurer, V. ].
Williams; Sheriff, ". D. Buclsraln; Auditor,
Thouas Harrington; Supervisor, W1n. Coatos;
Surveyor. n. Tsclirgi, jr. Superintendent Of
Schools, n. y. Boyor Coroner, Hiram Tuttle.
Tho Republican Convention adjourned from
Saturday last, to moot this afternoon, and rati-
fed the above nominations.
This ticket ia about the bost nominated by
either party for many ycnrs. MIR. Cooley, tho
candidate for Senator, ii President of tho First
National Bank, and q Republican. Mr.. King il
Democrat and a lawyor. hIr. Cort il Dcmo-
crat and farmer. Mr.. Hothorington is a cap
italiBt and Republican. h1r. Williams was tic
late Postmaster i'll this city, and Republican.
Mr. Duckram Ia q Democrat.
, 1873-10-02
PESTlLENCE.

Mortality List in Memphis from Kcl.
low Eovor.-Aid for S]lriverort--
Fever Panic in Marshall md Ieffcr-
son. Tcxns.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MEMPHIS, Oct 1.-Thoro wcro In all thirty
ono intorments to-day, Of which eighteen
died from yellow, fever, the following
being the names and ages of those dying
from foyer: Il. L. Tippold, agod weolsH
". 4. Cook, 81 ; II. 4. Jones, a. Matte War
ner. 25; Catherine Sullivan, 80; Margaret
Wators. 20; Edwnrd Barton, 23; Mary A.
Kinds, 10; JOHN e. Barron, d3; Mary
Wilson Alfred Crawford, colorod; Mary
Thrubcr, 90; Julius Hostor, 4c; Cecilia
Mcclure. 25; John Clark, 80; Sister Gabrielle,
50; John Crawford Milly Fitzgerald; John
Tho Howard Association tonight report that
tho city Of tho approximation recently ady
alroaay drawn md used. Tlloir es,
to-Inorrow's sick applications mud tho food sup
plies to tho poor wall lsave tlc'n without cent:
They state that thoro aro tonight $50 cases Of
yellow foyer in Pinch aud Happy Hollow. III
tho lattor district, thcro aro none remaining cx-
copt those down with the fever and their nurses.
Special Dispateh to 4he chfeaqo 4s1onne.
PH1LADELrH1A, Oct. l.-lo-tsay Mayor btoliley
tolographcd to tho Mnyor Of Shreveport TINT no
Inns on hand tho sum of 81 ,O70 for those suffer-
in In TINT city from, yellow fever and desires to
forward it to tho proper authority. This. in nd
dition to 91,135.50 forwarded through tho
Western Union Telegraph Company makos u to-
tai OF Sc, $50 raiscd horo thus far.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Oct. 1.-Scycral moro fugi-
tiyoB from Marshall and Joiforson, Toxas, arrived
hore tliu evening. Thoyropolt everybody leaving
Marshall that CAL got away, OH accoaut Of tho
yellow fever.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. l.-At n meeting Of
jewish citizona here tonight about Il 200 wna
raised for Tho yollow fever sufferers in Memphis
aud Shreveport.
, 1873-10-02
fAtay shot In an ARRAY IN blliard-room In that town,
by young tnan named Edwards, with whom Ae lad
G4arrc1 pvor BOlno w0rtla.
THE LUMBER INTEREST.

strlko oG Operatives tm tho Enst sngis
a,nsv District-Illo Sena0la's lIltsi~
ness.
S'ntcial Nspatch to 1hs Chicago Trfbane.
EAsT BAu1NAw, .Oct. 1.-Iho TittabawnHso
Boom Company, operating on tho largcst
lmboring stream in thia county, having
roducod wages twolvo and d half por cout.
tho laborors on tho boom somo ESQ In number,
ssrtos work, and 1t IL quito likely tint oporntona
on this stroam will bo suspended tito balanco Of
tho scanou. This Company has raftod out
275,oo0000 foot to dato and thoro nro fully
2000oO,oOo foet back. It is r1lmered that
tho operatives In tho mills nre to follow suit.
rho ahipnenta Of lnmbor from tho Saginaw
river to date aro 401, 900 foet, against 349-
000, COO foot for tho sanlo tmo Inst year. Tho
shipments last month woro Ct, ,000.0
, 1873-10-02
FOREIGN.
CENTRAL. AMERICA.


PANAMA. Sept. 22.-On tho 23d Of August aoy-
eral shocks Of earthquake wcre f0lt In duatetnn-
In. Except ca'lsitg gonornl alarm, howoyor,
to damage WnB tlono.
a military collogo l'as lccn organized in dua-
and tloir property dedicated to bonellconco mud
instruction.
At Ban Juan dol Norte yosacl callo1 tho For
i,ando. Capt. Nolaon, reported TO tho Governor
Now Orleans arrived, with rifles, ctc., who wore
committing exccsaea in Roata,l. 4 great many
Of tLoso fllibustors waro b1nckH. Tho disturbed
condition Of political afraira iu Patamn koops
bualnean ut Btand-Attll. Troops aro kept con-
BY tho robelH, who nro III tho woods III tho ncigh-
horl0ol of tho city.
, 1873-10-02

Sir Edwin Lnntsoor, II. h., WIS born In Lon
don iii 1902, and wna ut tho rpo ago of
II yoars at the tno Of his death.
1fe waa not moro than II ycara Of
ago when l,o began to exhibit great promise In
drawing. Ho oxcollcd from tho Outset in tho
painting Of animals, a1ld It was in thin SCHOOL
that l'o earned htH brilliant and worldwide roru-
tation. Ills best pictures aro known wheroyor
engravinga lavo found tl,oir way. IA 11igh1aud
DroalsfaBt,' "Tho Droyor'a Departure" IA
Firosido Party" " The Anglcr's Guard" "Tho
Old Shepherds Chiof Mourner," "Oon,ical
Dogs" md others aro as familiar in
this country nj the prints of "Washing-
ton Irving md Ills Friends" mud "Tho
First Prayer III Congross." Tllo largest
collection OF Landaeors paintings isin tho Bhccp-
shanhs Gallery III South Keusington, London.
Ho nlso entered tho arena Of sculpture; tho
four lions In bronze ut tho baso of tho
Nelson column In Trafalgar squaro
aro Of his dosignipg. mud ho exhib-
tied bronze figure Of "Tho Sting at Bay =
at tho Royal Academy Exhibition Of 1866,
Which commanded great admiration. Landsoor
was elected President of tho Royal Academy
after the doath Of Sir Charles Eastlnko, in 1906,
but ho could not 10 persuaded to accopt tho ro-
sition. Tho honor WIS Burerluous ono III his
case.
, 1873-10-02

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 1.-Thero has boon no
very serious aspect that there has boan u 10 mncl
hopefulneHs hero as to-day. 1t was apparent
at the opening Of Change. nnt1 manifested itself
to the close. The general nakots gave evidence
of returning yigor, and, thongl, business was
nature as to show considerable ro-
vival Of confidence in tho banks
and bankers. It probably has been
the quiotest day for ten days. The improved
tone WAS tho common rou,ark throughout tue
day. A noticeable feature waa an increase In tho
amount Of money on the street, much Of which
was placed at decidedly lower rates than yestor-
day. With returning confidence, there is also
appearing IN many quarters desire for Now
somo day for currency resumption III lhatolty.
, 1873-10-02
SUIT TO RECOVER,

ClNcrSSArr, O., Oct. t,-l'Ao County Solicitor
to-day, Oh .tn order from tho County Commits
sioners. commenced civil suit nganst Gov.
u. L. NoycB to recover s13,52G.55 Which
1868, 1860, and 1870. while Probate
Judge Of Hamilton County, In payment for
making gonoraL indexes of tito books Of his
Court, by order Of tho County Commissioners, md
under contract with thesn. The petition dooB
not alogo violation Of contract, but alleges that
tho contract was illegal aud void, becauBo tho
Commissioners ,nado It without advertising aud
letting to tho lowest bidder,
, 1873-10-02

Snccial U,spatch 70 1He Chicago Tribune.
SAN lnAfo1BCo, Oct. 1-Finnncial news from
New York to-dny is Of Il moro hopeful cLaractor
than any day during tic crisis. Gold il lower,
sterling higher miscellaneous securities show
lar, With tie same gaotation as yestorday. Tho
coinage ut the San Francisco mint for September
il us follows: Double eagles, 500, 900; half
eagles, 9l5,000; quator eaglos, 5l7,500; trado
dollars, 3137. 900; lnlf dollars, $4,000 dimos,
$1,000. Total. 52.2G4.5s0.
A steamer from British Columbia, lust night,
brought $55, 800, coin.
Six hundred and two thousand ei1 hundred
and ninoty-Hi1 centals OF wheat wero dispatched
September, amounting to ii, ,2s9, ESQ.
, 1873-10-02
a Brutal {pllfrnYe.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 1.-Cnrrie Colvor, a hand
some servant girl. while returning to llor homo
Inst eyonng about 10 o'clock, was hcizod by
party OF mon, in thickly-Hettlcd portion Of tho
city, aud bald firmly, while chloroform was ad-
miuIstoroa until the 6lrl became ilHonsiblo. Bho
momber wAeso) Aud horribly outraged, Tho
girl was found tllis morning In an innenBiblo
condition, OH the porch Of a house on Qoodalo
atrcet. Hor body WIS scratched and bruised, and
hor clothes woro badly Hoicd aud torn. Sic is
now In a dangerous condition.
, 1873-10-02
KichIunl County Earmcrs' Mass.
MGGtiTlEs

Special Dispatch 70 Tie Chicago Tribune.
OLSEY, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-Tho Farmers Club Of
Rchland County held maea-meoting ut the
Courthouse in this city to-day. The house was
we'll filled with tho loadiug, solid, Intelligent
Kowauoe, H., Was present. aud delivered ono OF
his sound. logical, and forciblo speeches. Il was
frequently interrupted by rounds Of applause.
Everybody oxcopt d fow oilco-aooking politi-
cans wont home we'll pleased.
The farmers arc waking up to the interest Of
this movement. we haye put in nomination
full county ticket, and will olcct it.
a called mceting Of our County Club will DO
hold on the 11th lust. to select dologatos to at-
tond tho Northwestern Convention to be held ut
Cnicago Oh tho 22d.
, 1873-10-02
a CnshIor and a0,6oo nItasine.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. III. A. Stevens, Cashier of
tho st. Louis Mutual Lifo Insurance. Company
loft Lis Office eayly OH Monday morning, and liz
not slnco been seon nor is 1t known By Ills lam-
lily, or anybody olse, whore ho ia. Previous to
his leaving tho ofico ho Locked the inside door Of
tho safo. Yesterday, it being necessary to OBJ
picked, and q package containing co. 500 10 cur
roncy was found to lave disappeared. 1t III sup
posed TINT Stevens took tho package. An ex-
animation OF lis accounts was mado, aud every
thing found correct. Stevens WAS highly con-
nected. and his frionls arc not willing to believe
TINT lo cmbezzled tho funds,
, 1873-10-02

HAVANA, Oct. 1.-Sonor Zuluota received q
telegram aotod Madrid to-day, from Senior villa
mil, former Administrator Of tho Exchoqnor
hero, snying: "trho dover1lmont dcaireB TINT
roturn to Cuba. Doforo accepting
tho Office again. / must know II
tho pooplo aro determined 10 ro.ostab1ia!l
confidence and credit. I assure you that no
violent measures will bo taken respecting slayo-
ry or politics, tho Government acknowledging tho
Cuban debt. VIII you aid mo iu tho work OF
improving tic Administration 7"
70 this Senior Zuiuetn has replied: "Yonr
patriotic .olfcr Ia accepted with general enth,l-
ticnco."
, 1873-10-02

Special Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MApisoS, Wis, Oct. 1.-Jamcs l.. Hill, prest-
deut Of The Bunk Of Madison, il, card tonight,
notice. owing to tho atringoncy in moneyed cir
cles nnd impoHsibility Of negotiating securities
AL nssotB and securities will bo held and faith
fully applied for the benefit of creditors. Great
sympathy il expressed for 11r. ILL., who il worry
highly esteemed hero, md tho announcement
croates no special Excitement the feeling being
that lie will do his best to save his creditors.
There BeomH no reason to doubt that all our
other banks wil pull through.
, 1873-10-02
Northern Ohio, Fnlr.

the Northern Ohio Far today was much better
than that Of tho two preceding days. Tho
weather has been very favorable. Trains lend
lug to the city brought O. 1argo number Of visit
ors from tho, surrounding country. It is esti-
grounds during tho day, and the streets of tho
city were we'll crowded. The Hon. George
Wiley will deliver tho annual address before tie
ABsociltiQn Tomorrow.