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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-07-10
TInct Opii,
" Capsica,
" Rhei co.
" Menth pip
" CaniphoI.

Mix the above in equal parts: dose
ten to thirty drops. In plain terms,
take equal parts tincture of opium,
red pepper, rheubarb, peppermint, and
camphor, and mix them for use. In
case of diarrhp take dose of ten to
twenty drops in three or four teaspoon
fuls of water. No one who has this
by him and takes it in time will ever
have the cholera. We commend it to
our Western friends, and hope that the
receipt will be widely published.
Even when no cholera is anticipated
it is an excellent remedy for ordinary
summer complaint.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-07-10
From the journal of Commerce.
The Sun Cholera Mixture.

More than forty years ago, when it
was found that prevention for the
Asiatic cholera was easier than cure,
the learned doctors of both hemi-
spheres drew up prescription, which
was published (for working people) in
the New York San, and took the name
of "1he SEN Cholera mixture" Our
contemporary never lent its name to a
better article. We have seen it in con-
slant use for nearly two score years,
and found it to be the best remedy for
looseness of the bowels ever yet de-
vised. 1t is to be commended for sew
eral reasons 1t is not to be mixed
with liquor and therefore will not be
used as an alcoholic beverage. Its in
gradients are well known among all
the common people, and it will have
no prejudice to combat; each of the
materials is in equal proportion to the
others, and it may, therefore, be COM
pounded without professional skill
aud as the dose is so very small, it
may be carried in tiny phial in the
waistcoat pocket, and be always at
hand. 1t is:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-07-10

Sentimental homeopathy-For a
man to attempt to cure palpitation of
the heart by putting his arms about
his feminine acquaintance.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-07-10
Lots Wife.
BY TIE "FAT CONTRIBUTOR.

BY TIE "FAT CONTRIBUTOR.
Mr.. Grswold is writing series of
biographical sketches Of eminent wo-
men, which appears in regular success
sion in the Fat Contributors Satur
day Night. The following is a sam
lnln
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

LNURS AND WHERE TO BUY THEM.
il New York ladies of the better classes who par
tcuar about the garments they wear, and always
find the places where choice goods be pur-
G. SHAYNE CO., importers Of seal skins and
facturers OF fine Flrs, corner Of Broadway and
Tenth street opposite Stewards This firm. al
though ha wing recently commenced business York
has attained the reputation OF having the finest urs to be
found in the city, and recognized the leading fash
onabe resort for reliable and elegant urs Their goods
made from selected skins which were taken in the
when fur Is strictly prime, and thoroughly de-
odorzed and properly dressed before being made
mens that every article is perfect in particular
the best Of and looked very well when purchased;
but after being used short time the moths got m them,
and the fur turned light and soon became worthless.
The reason the moths got in them was from neglect
care, but because the skins prop
erly cured and dressed before being used. When
iurs made from poorly dressed skins the
and the fleece will be peculiarly attractive to moths.
There great many such furs sold every by
dealers who know no more about the goods they
selling than the customers who buy The dealers have
they bought them Tnc goods generally picked
auction cheap and sold cheap. All the dealer
for is the profit All the customer at the time
is TO buy cheap. Panic Panic Il They forget that the
best Is the cheapest particularly in fnrs and that good
goods be purchased at the price of poor To
reliable and durable furs be sure that you get
those made from skins properly dressed before being
made into garments Better. pay fair price for re.
liable and durable goods and be assured they good
than buy inferior goods bccanss they appear cheap.
which wil give satisfaction, rather than self Trashy
goods simply TO get the name OF being cheap. They
have, however, in consequence of the severe times
marked down their goods TO q very small margin
purchase reliable and elegant goods al actual
gains
The New York herald., 1873-11-17
RIBBONS.

and finch wide Sash Ribbons at 3lc 44c Soc. and
CSC
All Silk Gros Grain Ribbons, lOc, lsc, Csc, 3lc per
yard.
velyeteens, at 25c., 35c, SIC. up.
Fur Cloaks, at 95c. worth So.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

Five minutes ride from Of Broadway and
Grand street Desbrosses street stop at the
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

cox BROADWAY, CORNER AMITY STREET,
200 Money beray advanced on Diamonds, Watches,
Jewery and Merchandise. Several fine Camers Hair
Shawls and Ladies' Furs for sale very low
H. GEIGERMAN
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

I On7 BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH
I.AOI Office, room Baparlor for ladies Branch
Watches, Jewcry, &c. Same bought and sold.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

Portion of our stock below gold cost.
EDWARD RIDLEY / SON,
30a 3l1 81 u Grand o. a. c. Is and 20 Allen street
fifth block east IRON the Bowery.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-S -SEcosp PAcE-Fourth. hfth ana sixth
AsrRoSii.unuhY-rwxlrrn PAcr-Third column.
so1sbsRs and sixth
BoAs6 sH'u.aSf mNb LODGING wAYrED-TwrLSrn PAGE
HS$h ssFzF FOX stLhssa s"T
susIsEss lssa PAcr-Fourth col
$0s p.assi,,n s9uma
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwrLrrH PAcE-second and
column p.op-rnro
coAsfwisH sHSSSn srEAMsnlrs-srcosD PAcr-Thrd col
DENTisTRY-sEcosp PAcr-fourth column.
BEY GNSPE orsk 70 Ih and AND
UNFuRNIsHE,pIiTl,wELrrn PAcEorourth COLUMN,
EURoFE-EIny PAcr-First column
FJNANCIAL-NINTH PAGE-fourth column.
E2R Eoons As TO
,n,1 TwEhrTn PAeEmFourth and c nith columns columns
KGGF
HORSES, CARRIAGES &C.-Flnsr PAGE-sccond, third
s H0TELS Txnl,TY SnM r1srss.n " se eoqmn ~, PAGE
IssTSTGfISSFi P4sn-seeona column. 1a1n,
LOST AND FouND-FiRsT PAcF--First column.
s1sss ssqna column
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-First column
MUSlCAL-SEcoHD PAGr-Fifth column.
NEW PUBl.ICATIONS-SEvEETH PAGE-Sixth column
PERSONAL--FIRsT PACE-First column. .
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs--
or OF FIFE s"e S Fox SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsT PAGE--Slxth column. .
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-FIRsr PAGR-Sixth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-FIRsr PAGE-sixth column.
RELIGIOUS NOTlCES-SEcoND PAGE-F0urth column
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
BALES AT AUCTlON-SEcoND PAGE-first and second
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Second third, fourth, fifth and sixth columns and
TWELFTH PAGE-frst column
SITUATIONS WANTED-hALES-TwELFTH PAGB-Sec-
Ond coln.nn
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FiRsr PAGE-First and second
sPoRTiNG-DoGs BIRDS, &C.-Flnsr PAGE-second
column.
STORAGE-ELEvESrH PAGE-First column.
YRE TRADES-TwELFTH PAGE-Third column.
THE TURF--FIRsT PACE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOSES-TwELFrH PAaE-
Fourth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SEcoNp PAGE-Third column.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Fifth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SEcoYD PAGE-Fourth COL
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
WINTER ACCOMPLISHMENTS PAGE-Sxth column
The New York herald., 1873-11-17
FOR GENTLEMEN.

Kid Gloves 75c.. 81, 81 %, 81 50 pair.
Jules Nation genuine Castor Gloves, at 81 25,
Best Reynier's Dog skin, at ST. so pair.
100 STYLES OF lined Gloves; examine
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

DLANKETS S-WATERPROOF BLANKETS. STRAPPED
ID and unstrapped good stable Blanket, 81; large
stock Kersey Blankets sweat Blankets and Robes at
the cheapest harness store In New York good Buggy
Harness. hand made Sl7 good Grocers Harness $50
good double Track Harness. $50 Please call and examine
for yourselves FISHER& OSBORNE, n Barclay st N. Y.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

L,oR sALE-A BAY HORSE, Is HANDS; FINE,
L stylish and snowy been used as roadster; trots
fast also brow Horse, l54 hands and really fine
animal for purpose; both guaranteed. Apply for
two days, in the feed store $40 Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

c1eS CHESTNUT soRREL HORSE, l5A HANDS,
'pIOD. years old good roadster or worker; also
team Of black Truck Horses, and years is Hands
been used past watering trucks; all war
Thirty frst street
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

400 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY FOURTH
ItUD and Twenty fifth streets.-Lbera advances made
on Diamonds Watches Jewelry Silks, Laces and shawls
Same bought at full value. L. BERNARD
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

A CLARENCE DRAB LINED; CLARENCE, BROWN
N cloth and silk, in perfect order; easy terms;
also lot OF Seighs and hand Wagons at less than
cost of making, at AGO Third avenue
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

LNOR SALE-A NEW SIDE-BAR TOP WAGON AT
panic price Apply at 1872 Broadway, private stable
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

nNE FINE LEATHER CURTAIN RoCKAwAY $50;
~ y top and open, full springs and side bar Road
WAGONS, by Dusenbury Van Duser and other city
$50 up sec cond hand top and open Pony Phae
tons, sleD up;l six seat Germantown, by Miner Ste
vens, S75; Express Wagon, S25 Clarence by Broome
street brewster. light Coach four seat half top Phae-
ton jaeger 200 seighs Of all styles and at low prices
bear, vol, lar and genet Robes, Blankets Bells single
w. Ii. GRAY 20 and % Wooster street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17
sPoRTING-Does, Blinds, sc.

FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOCS
IA. Birds, &c. Medicines tor all diseases Prepared
Food for mocking BIRDS at B. O. DovEYs, No Greene
street. near Canal
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

L,oR sALE-A CANADIAN 6YEAR-oLD MARE I3
hands; fast trottcr; little forward s40 also
stylish big, sound Horse, $65 n New Chambers street
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

L,OR SALF-A BAY HORSE, YEARS OLD, I6 HANDS
high, warranted sound and kind in all harness;
$30n will sell for S25D owner has for him.
Also wanted set of light double Harness. Apply ut
TTeusdal's stables l26 West Forty-sixth street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

90 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
CJ Liberal advances made Diamonds. Watches
Jewelry and all kinds OF merchandise The bought
and sold. Room l. HYMAN LEOPOLD.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17
LOST AND FOUND.

i OST-AN ONYX EARRING, WITH PEARL IN CEN.
~ tire, on Saturday evening, Return to 1873 East Fif
teenth street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

IL Colt: full blood Backhawh; fun name and tail
can step in 3mnutcs; perfectly broken any lady can
drive him; the handsomes ady's team in the city
LA PIERRE HOUSE, 100 Broadway
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

A MEXICAN OFFICE, ,S7a000.-DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
~ Jewclry, Silver Gamers Hair shawls, Laces, val.
uables &c. utmost value loaned will buy. Estab-
lished 1854. j. H. BARRlNGER, 1856 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17
LOAN OFFICES.

also NASSAU STREET BETWEEN FULTON AND
n John sireets-NEwMAN LEOPOLD continues the
buying. selling advancing Diamonds, Watches
Jewery, Pianos, Merchandise Life Policies, for any
amount
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

ELOCUTION TAUGHT BY A LADY-A PUBLIC
II reader and pupil of Mrs Stirling, the celebrated
English eiocutonst For terms and references address
SIGMA, Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

(OUPE FOR SALL-IN PERFECT ORDER. WITH
- pole and shafts, by oLEARY O'BRlEN, l,4o2
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

Q7Sn MUST RE SOLD AT PRICE To SUIT
%eCO. the times-The celebrated trotiing bay mare.
Lady Star, years old l5 hands high, sound and kind
Will show on the track with nearly stylish top
wagon, Harness. Lap Robe Sweat Blanket and Whip 1t
qnirc Of Mr.. ALLEN, at jenkins Ryan's Wavcrley
stable, lW West Thirty Nth street, near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES,
IMPORTED BAvARIAN BEER

The sale for this of the above beer oed will
begin
MONDAY. the Gth November
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

L
IL ests!-A public meeting Of liquor dealers under the
auspices Of the New York Liquor Dealers Protective
street between Third and Fourth avenues on Tuesday
evening, November 8 1873 al r. M for the purpose OF
uniting in body all legitimate dealers 10 protect by
legal means, their interests against unjust encroach
ments Of arbitrary laws antagonksc TO their welfare.
The following gent emen have kindly consented 10 ad
dress the meeting Hon Albert rafdo1o, Hon sam nel
man and others All liquor dealer and others interested
in the trade cordially invited ~ attend.
A. HEkIBERti President.
AMBROSE Q'NEIL, Vice President
n IAN
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

the choice breeds Of Dogs imported rafting and rab,
Flea Exorminator 75c BuTLER,S new Work 81.
Dogs boarded trained &c. Medicines for all disca ses
The New York herald., 1873-11-17


Also excellent Rochester Beer the finest
made in this country. bottled expressly family
and shipping al our establishments Tryon row. New
York (StlatSZeltung Bullding) and 2i Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-17

AT WOLF BROTHERS.. $50 BROADWAY. PARTIES
n desiring to get Loans on Diamonds Watches, jew
elry Silverware Silks Will be more literally dealt
with than at any other house.
, 1873-11-28
MEXICAN ROBBERS.

Contest i'm Mntnnk0rtzs for tho POSSESS
zion OF 6liGcs E7clarilaE Texan brands
-~!arrcst ut d:zarci;t, Chief of the 1Ea1-
tlits Who LATELY 1'Aundcrcd Il Tcxa1,
Sforc--E'ronaptncss OF the rlc1lcnn
&:0ycrnzlacf1t.
,AlArAMoEAs. Noy. 27.-In legal content In
regard to the validity Of the snlo OF a lot Of
about 2D0 hides, it turned out that four
iilthe Of them hnd hecn. taken
from cattlo bearing Tesas brands, which
had evidently boon stolen and takon into Mex
leo. Tho brauda Of King l. Kennedy, tho larGegt
stop|-raiaers in western Texas, proYallcd, whilo
tho brands of many other atock-roisers wcro e1u-'
bracctl in tho lot. This is said to bo a fair
aaulplo Of tue lido .buancas in this section Of
Mexico.
Dnowxsy11lr. Tex, Nov. 27.-Abcrto Garcia,
Chief Of tho Mexican banditu who robbed tho
storo OF 1lr. Schubert at Conception, Tox., somn
tluya ago, OF about @90, ,00D iu cash and arms and
other goods, Gnd lol to Moxico, has boon cap
turcd BY tho authorities, brought to Matamoras,
aud is hold for e4tradltlon Thls arrest has been
made with moro promptness than any previous
QUO for yoals.
, 1873-11-28
THRICE CONDEMNED.

Tho Jury In the Rafferty, Cusc, nftor
nm Eighteen buomrs' Session. ISottir1
n Verdict Of Guilty OF Murder in tho
Eirxt Degree.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WAurEaAN,. ILL.,, Nov. 27.--!rhe jury in tho
case Of Christopher Rafferty,, trial for his 1ifo.
before tho Circuit Court Of Lake County, for tho
murder Of Patrick O'AIoara, d Chicago polico-
man, returned into court viii, their verdict at
o'clock this morning, utter having boon absent
oVor eighteon hours. Tho result Of their dolib-
orationa was T. surprise to everyone. III
it WAS gonoraliy beloved that thoy would
diBagreo OIL the question Of punishment. An
aoon as it Was announced that a conclusion had
been arrived at, Judge Murphy and the co11nso
on both sides wore summoned, aud, notwith-
standing tho early hour, wore followed to tho
courtroom BY: q large number Of people. RAT
forty was taken boforc the bur without dolny.
Ho wore j. pale and anxious look, but exhibited
no signs Of l,oryousnaas Or fear. Ho glanced
hurriedly at the jury as he entered III custody
Of tic bailfffA, and then tnn his Eent quietly
Thn customary intcrrogntores were put to tho
foreman Of tho jury by tito oi1icers OF tho court,
nnd tho spectators were quickly relieved from
tho feeling Of suspense under Which they rested.
It was announced that twelve honest men had for
tho third timo found Christopher rafferty, guilty
OF murder in tho first dogreo and fixed Ills pun
iBhmeut at death by hanging. Tho prisoner
heard his. doom without perceptiblo trenlor,
and shortly aftcrward marched back to bib coll
with as firm step as If he woro petty criminal
iuBtcad Of ono whose next walk will bo from the
again shield him. Ills council gayo tho usual
notice for Il NOW trial. and 1t was entered on tho
records. 1t is probable that Judge Murphy will
pass Eeutence on Rafforty tomorrow.
, 1873-11-28
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

THE 01.A1M or AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP.
And tho Tribune. coming, raitl to him: "Tell HE,
art thou lsoman7h Uut llo said: "iea." 1m'Ta-
d!atelY they dcmtted from him TINT waro ahDut to
torture him.. Thu Tribune also WIS afraid aftsr he
understood he was Roman citizen, because he lua
bound hlM.-Acts, chap. ~.
10 thc EI4tor of Thu Chicago Tribune:
Sin: hope you will allow me d little OF your
spaco to oxproaH my yiows on tho question which
IL now TIC question OF tho duy: tho Cuban dill"
Guilty. In doing this, may express yiows which
you cannot lnlorso ar with Which you cans.ot
coincide; but. with your usual spirit Of fair
play, you will not, therefore, rofllno me hear
ing-cspocially ah I oxpreRs tho opinions Of a.
most every ono With whom have spoken Oil The
matter. =.
Never Blnco tho day on which tho Rebels
opened OIL Fort Sumter l,as tho public mind
beon 90 much excited ah when the news Of tho
late Olban maEHacro reacllol III. Tho !ndigna-
tion of the people waB instantly raisoa to foyor-
hoat Tho universal cry rms War-yongoa'lco
on the perpetrators Of ono Of tho most sastartl-
ly outragoa against humanity thst have black
onel the annals OF the ninotoonth oontnry.
This feeling OF indignation was universal, aM
no ono can say that 1t was not just.
, It 10 al yoEY well to talk about tho legality Or
, 1873-11-28

sho vas tovod by tho Tornado. Thoy paased
tho forts in Ling. The Tornado loading, then tho
smaller vossola joined tho mon-of-war, and, u,-
der martini music, shouts Ut tho multi
tudcs Nho swarmed tho shorcB, and sa-
toward sLoro aud dropped anchor. Business wns
aln,oat entirely suspended, aud tho ronainaor ot
tho tay waa givon up to fostiyittes. Many per-
sona wero Obliged to participate in tho ealnta-
tionn Of welcome, fearing death It tlloy did not.
Tho Virginua Ia being rofltted, and is to DO
lloncofortG n spanis', manof-war steamer. sho
Is to rcoovo her complement OF mon and officers
from tho neot In tho harbor Of f1avana. and,
commanded by Don Faubtino Albargon2aloz. ia
to be ordered to cruso in tho Gulf aud mid III tho
,yar against tho patriots.
On tho noxt iay, Thursday, tho oflcera Of the
Tornado wero received by tho Govornor-d General
and tho d!gnitarios OF tho Government, who
co1npmontcd thom warmly upon their succeas
md bravery. III tho afternoon throngs Of Spall-
iartls attended q grand bnll-Rght In honor OF tho
oficera and crew Of tho Tornado.
, 1873-11-28
At HAVANA.
FESTIVITIES at HAVANA ON TIE ARRIVAL or THE

From the H1p Yers SIN, Nm. 90.
In tho Havana FL Zorro Fi'igia (thc liberty
GaanO Of Nov. 20. under tho head Of maritime
now5, waH "Fro'n Santiago do Cuba III four
days, tho National ms,.-ot-war gteanlar Vir-
BiniNu, commanded by Don Faustino AlbarGon-
:alos, a1ld on the salno ilay tho mcn~of-was Tol-
nnt]n and Iaabc1 IT, 0atolcn."
Ono OF tho passengers OF Lilo Crescent Clty,
who saw tho spectacle. said TINT tho ctry of tho
Vir3inluH into tho hart1or OF ilaYnna was lnado
The OCCASION of grand celebration by tho spun,
,all authorities. ilaga wero tlisplayad from all
tlo public aud many priynto buildings. and vt
tho hour which tlatl baon announced hy raoarta
posted throughout tho sity, thu wllarves, Asreois
ind roofs Of houseH woro throngod with ~ OK
pectalat multitude. Alany laden mingled WITH
iAo gontlou,on M tho hou6e-tops aud uddo.(
much to tho enliycning Enollu.
Several small stoa1nnrs III tho harbor, i'll wllcl'
Yoro gcntleue If distinction aul officers Of tho
nrtny mud nnyy, atcnmcd sowartt tho sntraneu,
lantla Of music paying lively nilA atld bunting
Lying. After tllaHo yesaoH Ind passed tln lo:tA,
tic Vrginlup. With tito Tornado ard !nabnl "a
Uatolica. ioyo IN elKnt. The .Hut!b Of tho lorta
ind tho armed ycSuslH III tl,u 1'arlMr belched
forth Il grand salute, haMakerelliofs wore
waved by tlaouuaud.s VI hands, and vivas ring
out from thousu,ltla Of thr0ats.
Tho Virginiua' snhcllnory having brokon down,
, 1873-11-28
THE CORNELL INVESTIGATION,

First Scasion Of tho Comn1isatox1 Ap-
pointed to Investigate Charges
Against tEko Hon. E3zrn Cornell, OF
Now York.
special Dispatch 10 The Chtcdao Tribune.
New YonK, Nov. 27.-1'Ilo Commission to con-
duct tho investigation Of the charges mado by
tho Hon. Jeromia1l Mcclure against tho manage
1nent Of tho Land Scrip Fund Of TIE stato, by
Ezra Cornell, resumed its sttings this morning.
Mr. McGuiro desired to hare it placed on tha
minutes Of the Commission, that ho appeared
hut Of liis own will, MS ctizon dcsirous OF iu-
vestigatinH tllo charges which 1o Ind mado Us II
Legislator. Ho then submitted statpment OF
tho charges against lIr. Cornoll, and Of tho
point for inquiry by tho Committee. Tho state
mont was yorr carefully drawn. and exceedingly
minute in all it's details. After it had hceu read,
1t vas taken by tho Commission. WHO thon al-
iournel until tomorrow morning.
, 1873-11-28
THE ORDER OF W0RKlNGMEM.


Election OF Officers OF tho Now Guild
in EotYAs
xpectal Dsspateh to 9hc Chicago Tribune.
DAygHponT, IT,, Nov. 27.--rho Grund Lodge
of Iowa Order of United Workmen was instituted
In thin city to-day. This bcing tho first Hossion
Of the Order, the Grand Lodge WAS fully organ-
'i.ctl, and tho following grand officers elected:
Past Grand alastor, II workman $. u. Montgomery,
of Lodge No. 1, Washington, H.; Grand MsHtor,
Woyhman 0. ]. Noblo. VI Lodge No. ?, Dayeu-
port; Grand Gonoral Foremul', I. n. AlcCagg,
ioslso No. 3, Davenport; GRIND Oyoracer, II.
Ii. Berry. 1.odeo No: !, lowa City; Grand Guido,
Hccortler, George ". Mitchell, S!ato Lodge No.
j, Davenport; Grand 1secciver. II. Cotton.
Lodge No. ., Davenport; Grand Watchn'an, J.
II. Atotaon, Lodge No. u, Washington, In.
, 1873-11-28

Fan rnANUlaoo, t1al.. Noy. M.--1Iast night a
young man ..n,noa Francis Carroll, In l. lit Of
deapordoncy bccauso ho could not obtain work,
ehot aul killed hin,Aolf
sAS FnASc,sco, Nov. M.-Col. Robert Morrow,
u raymnater Of Tho army stationed ln Arizona,
committed a.licillo to.day at his room i'll tho
Occidental liotoi, with aragoon royolvor ito
rctl three Allo!s, and thu lust tne pnt tho muz-
zls Of the pntol IN his mouth and blew hts brui,s
ont. Morrow formerly was prirato SECRETARY oi
President JOHNSON. No cause IL known Tor tho
auioidu
, 1873-11-28

PARIS, Nov. 27.--Tho official announcement Of
tho NOW Cabinet was mado today. 1t shows
Bon1o changes III addition to those previously re-
ported. Thu following is the oaioial list Of,
Ministers Minister OF tho 1ntorior, Dakc do
Droglie; Foreign Affairs. Duke do Cazcs /
War, Gen. DuDnrail; Finnnce. II. pierre.
Masne; Justice, II. Dopeiro; Public 1nBtruc-
ton aud Worship, n. Fourton; Agriculture
and Commerce. II. Doaofllgny; Public Works,
u. do Laroy; Marluo, Admiral Dhovro. !
a1Af. Doule, Ernoul, and Butbee aro tho
7non.hers Of tho previous Ministry WHO have TO-
tired
, 1873-11-28
FOREtCN.
Bombardment Of 0artagena by Land
and Naval Batteries.
Propositions for the Surrender Of tho
Town Hourly Expected.
A Russian Lonn, of a376, 100000
Effected by tue Rotllschi1t1s.


3FRTNs
MADRID, Nov. 27.-Cartagena WAS bombnrded
eight hours yesterday by. tho land batteries. !;
THO town, and tho man-of-war Mcndoz Mcnoz, |
replied with vigor. Tho outlying fort Don JUL
linn, WAS siloncod by tho fire Of tue besicgcrs.
IL ia reported that its Commnndaut and sovera1
other olhcors wero killed.
The 1nsurgont foot IN tho harbor got ,. up stosm
volopod.
Tic 1!cbol 1cadora, through tho Adniraln Of tho,
foreign squalrons, havo requested truco OF !
two hours. It IL beloved that propositions for
The surrender Of tho city will soon be made.
, 1873-11-28
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Suit Kor Damages Unt3cr the Iowa
Ii4Nor E.g.sy.
Sptefat Ditpatei, to Ihs Chicago Tr(hune
McGnEaon, H., Nov. 27.-Rachaol L. Hunter
yesterday co1nmancod suit for damages against
George Doardnan, OF Alamakco County, for
aolling liquor to tlor husband, Jaclluon Hunter.
The trial will tako place next Moutiay,