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ANOTHER INDIAN BATTLE.
Sioux Indians Fighting the Poncns-Thc
Latter Driven Into an Orchard.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Oct. lh. Iaf3.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Oct. Is, 1878.
war party OF 200 Sioux attacked the Poncas
Agency, seventy-fvc miles west OF here, this morn
ing They were repuscd by the Poncas, but re-
newed the attack this afternoon, driving the
Poncas into plum orchard, wnere the fight is
been Killed 10 far.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
TELEGRAM 70 THE Kew YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct l5, 1873.
There are rumors anoat that disagreements have
arisen between the governments of France and
Italy.
1t Is stated that upon the termination of the
present crisis Chevaler Nigra, the Italian Minister,
will take leave OF absence for an unlimited time.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.
Hapsburg Imperialist Indignation Against the
Porte.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Oct. 15 1878.
The Fresse Of to-day says:-"The explanations
and excuses OF the Porte relative to the circular
recently sent abroad by the latter are not satis-
factory, and Count Andrassy will demand ample
satisfaction for the offence.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
Yellow Fever In Louisville.

LUCISNILLE, UCt TO, 1913.
One or two deaths from yellow fever have oc-
Cured here in the last few days, the deceased
being parties who came from Memphis sick with
the disease. No alarm is felt, as there is no mate
rial for the fever and hard ross have occurred for
several days.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
BRITAIN AND BRAZIL.
English Pauperized Emigrants To Be For
warded Home from tho Empire
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HErALD.

LONDON, Oct. Is, 1873.
Her Majesty's government having ofrcially rep
resented to the Emperor OF Brazil the suirerings OF
the English emigrants to that country, free pas
cage home has been given to l64 OF the emigrants
by the Brazilian government
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IRELAND AND AMERICA.
Laborcrs from Erin Still Wanted in the
United States
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW yonK HrHAln
LONDON, Oct. 10

LONDON, Oct, TO, 1873.
The Secretary OF the Irish Laborers, Association
writes to the press that he has received rom tho
United States proposals OF engagement for 90 600
men.
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THE CHANGERS OF CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Oct. Is, 1873.
The State Grange OF the Patrons OF Husbandry
met at San Jose yesterday. One hundred Oranges
~.are represented. One OF the matters to be con-
~ w. ID is the appointment OF q committee TO SUBJ
nauero sue >ttion to Congress, asking for grants OF
, . - = a. state for state system OF Irrigation.
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OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. is, 1873.
No further reports concerning the oregon elec.
tion have been received.
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COLUMBUS Ohio, Oct. Is, 1878.
Onical and reported returns have been received
from forty-six counties, which show the following
majOrities on the State ticket:-
Latest from Ohio.

GS.:..,,CINNATi Oct 49, 1878.
Returns nom Hamilton county give Eoyes
1890 Allen, 1903 Collins, e,7oo
with the Nineteenth ward and county
precinct TO be heard from. The Nineteenth ward
last year gave democratic majority OF 672.
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c.rrpoDy,. JUDICIAL ELECTION.
OED4I OhNlA 80 --.s0. ", -vsc-ssy PIX
60. ~ NrrqfI Hs; az ror

The Judicial election throughout the State to-day
quiet and small vote was cast. 1t is believed
McKinstry. the Independent candidate for the
Supreme Court, is elected.
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases of the Feet cured by DR.. zACHARIE "a Union
Z -
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Buy the Best.
GooDALL's PLAYING CARDS. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

PhnloD's VitnIia Restores Original
color and brancy gray hair. All druggists sell them
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

A.-Egyptian Hair CoIoring.-Physi.
clans and editors and recommend it the only
and eifectual preparation known.
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Five Deaths in Montgomery Yesterday.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 10, 1875.
There have been five deaths from yellow fever in
this city during the past forty-eght hours. Among
them is Francis widmer. late United States In
ternal Revenue Collector
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

Cristndoro's Hair Dye Is BY Far tho
hest extant always reliable perfectly harmless true
TO nature. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

A.-Citizcns and Strangers who Desire
tasty and elegant HAT of superior quality, should call
at ESPENSCHEID'S Manuiacturer liS Nassau street
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

Royai Havana L0ttery.-Informatio tom
frn shed; orders ed circulars sent free appiica-
ton; spanish bank bills and goyernments p1rchased
TAYLOR h CO., Bankers
NO II Wall ssreot Naw York
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Very Beautiful Are Glenn, sound.
white Teeth-Use TIL URsTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POMnER.
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complaint. Check IL ut once. HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT
BUCHu the diuretic par excellence Is certain specific
for all diseases OF the urinary and system
DIR. Helmbod Is the only who really utilized
and extracted the preeminent virtues of luchu His
preparation Is much superior to the so-caed Buchus
as cream is TO SKINNED milk. In fact it fails.
sold by druggists
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
ITALY AND FRANCE.

Report Of Disagreements Between the Govern
ments.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

Wigs-Toupees.--G. Rnuc nj russ, Prac-
tical wiGMakER and importer Of HUMAN HAIR a
East Twelfth street, near Broadway, New York. I
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A.-The Elasfic Truss CON

WOLC0TTiS PAIN PAINT will remove all pain and in
hammation instantly Sold at druggists.
A.-The Elastic Truss Company, 6S3
Broadway. Incorporated 1861 retain rupture comfort
ably night and day, till permanently cured Lately,
certain metal truss fellows of the baser disregard
the golden rule steal the and sell bogus elastic
and band russes and worthless rupture belts gno
rant persons.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

Pom~roy's Band Trusses, 744 Broad~
way New York are the best Satisfaction guaranteed.
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n,Islsp ,Dispsr:sazThs Exangelical An,ance.-
From tho Gem OF ,he west.

Havana 1.ottcry.-We Sold the SJoO,OOO
In the Drawing April 81 Circulars sent;
Information given. j. H. MARTIN EA q ",
10 Wall street; box 46s5 Post office, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

Notice.-The Cheapest and the Ncntest
PRINTER IN NEW YORK is MURPHY, AT Is DEY
IT NJ.
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"I'py IT, FOR Is CENrs-.rHE SCIENCE or
Il ncalth" sent for three months on trial by g. n
WkA.Ls. w broadway. New YORK. AxsAn WsntsJ.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
NEW PUBLICATION,

DoOKs-NEw AND OLD.
- IN every department OF literature
atpantc prices
JOHN 'PYSE 100 ys.~.u .t~,.s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-02

who were horo we one dnS went into
/ the Turkish cafe. Whom W0 were
| tloro Wc did moi know what 10 do
mand, for We coldd not toll from the
nnnos Of ihings whether they were
something 10 cnl, Homcihlng 90 drink
or something 10 smoke, We nj last
concluded TO risk u cup ofTurllsh cof-
Fee which Of course we should find de-
| lI,i0ua. After waiting some time u
slip-sbod fellow In green jacket and
drawers, The hitter made like u large
bag with one hole nj one end and two
holes at the other. The two holes are
for the legs, the one hole Is for the
waist. lie wore u red flannel basin ON
biz head, and talked French, Wcsnld
ncux cnfc'a.p While waiting for his
return wa looked around ~. just OPP
poslle sat man with u pipe IN each
hand, the stems Of which were about
mn inch IN diameter aud nearly five
feet long. They extended across the
tnblo hehlud which IIe sat, and some
distance boynnd. and would be mlitc
Inconyeuient in close onurtcls. He
took # mfr lirst nt ono and Then nt the
other and finally called for coffee,
"Ah," said |, "lhat isnma ofgcnlus,
4 man thnl cnn smnl,n twn ulncs ol
nnco and drlnl, coflho ot fine same
limo IL certainly Il man Of yn4i ro.
sources, and how down In silent nd.
nir,iioup
1ln evidently heard nv remark and
,,ndnrstood H. for II smile illuminated
his face. and when In n few minutes
fine nppcnrpncc Of another gentlemen
WIN tonI, oun or lbc mines cxblniucd
tbn ,nnttnr. Inc loolcd nj us with nueN
nrnssiou or ronrtcnn,rc which seemed
tosnv, AltIlouph, only doinp toob-
lipc n friend, vet you will acknowledge
tbol v.ns cenol ia the orcoslon. |
hnyp uroycd my powor, and even TO
smoke one such pine and drink one
,n,ch cup Of cotIrp.ls NO small nntlcr.u
However. lhc cup of coffee did scr,n TO
n. ouitc u small matter ~ If WAS about
,3 l,r,c ns an cu,, 4hrll Inf how io
d,inI. II wns another uliny. There
vns n small brass ,up like am rvg
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morning except Monday al Y, poar w week
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Inc country np 20 mldnlkn'I ir y ll"o. nrsi
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run WEEKLY HERALD, published , rn', ~
saturday morning, 1T " " p,l n,i nil ihc
N N, Inrslx months aud contain y" Md
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IN IlrnAlD Is the oldest pup hi,sW,in Ind
nubllShrd In Texas north q Gn,mliy
IN liz poliiicnl course any w Mn" co,i.
MINER Inn always enjoyed tbc enii'rr WIN, sv
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'ss VIENNA coRaExroSpkxc,

,,,,, ,,ssSA' AlStria, May ~, is7s.
MISUNDERSTANDING has cviden,ly
somewhat confused the seasens, 80 ,hs,
they have forgotten the order of , i,,a'
coming. We had summer IN Maseh
and we are now having winter ii 4, Nav !
This unexAmpled weather. tare,hs
withthcvery-m h-less-tlian-ex'pec.e,
influx of strangers, has rather cloudc
the fles and harkenc,l the CLOWN
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a CARD.

We are doing an auction and com
mission business, at the corner Of Elm
and Market streets Appointment point,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignmcnts of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing arcul estate bust
ness 49, buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell ut public
or private sale, as instructed, andmake
liberal advances on conSignmcnts. Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns" Respectfully,
NJ. a. llIBBLllR Il co.
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at is made of matchcs.n And SO il
was matte of t,ro h,mdrcd and HjHy
Mousond matches, the phosphoric ends
OF different colors, and their nearly
square form having the appearance OF
the stitches IN wool embroidery. IL
was not only u curiosity, but good
picture, II amusing toscc whatnovcl
ways have been studied up for present.
Ing common things. A very pretty
gothic structure, resembling Walter
Scots monument, proves ON exami-
nation to be made entirely of different
sized spools of thread.
y large monument sllrmGantod Wit,
a bust, and surrounded with liic-sizc
statutes, having the finish and iincness
Of alabastcr in appearance, and the
artistic workmanship of marble, il
made wholly OF stcarlne. Then there
are statutes IN bee~waX sulphur and
chocolate, to say nothing of wonderful
works in confectionery.
One dealer in silverware has his
little pavilion supported by columns
made of forks and spoons, bouquets of
forks and spoons, bloom on the top of
each column, the roof Is shingled with
spoons, and u magnificent peacock, the
, 1873-07-29

GENEVA ILL.,, July 20, 1878.
Tn tho Editor a Tie Chicago Tribune:
SIN: III your lsBue Of tho 23d notice tho
etatomont, in a graph.dispatch, that insanity
waB feared in tho mysterious disappearance Of
Mrs. 6hodd.
Now, as tho dispatch etatea no fact from which
tho ,sriter seems to hayo inforrol that sho WAS
Insane, except tho fact that sho had absented
herself, permit mo to suggest that lor lonvfng
under tho circumstances waa strong evidence Of
hor perfect sanity.
Blio hai gono through tho excitement and
anxiety OF trinl which occupied six dayR (Sun-
tay inloryoung) of excessively hot woathor.
IIer counsel, III hcr presence, stated to tho
Court TINT hiH business In Chicago was In such
a condition that ho could not again Immediately
try tho caAc. Wan not this fact alono sufficient
to prompt prudent HAno pcrHon to got out Of
tho hands Of lor prosecutors II not perBotutors2
think 1t was
I'hon, when wo constder that tho complaint
states no fact except that Bllo WAS inHaro from
faota would DO proved to establish tho fact Of n
Ba1,ity, loan roadily imagino TINT she might mood
new witnesses to overthrow the Testimony al
rondy introduced aEainat hor, especially aB they
road In evidence bill for divorce filed by har
III May last, in which Rllo charges her husband
with cruelty, marital inndolity, and drunkon-
ncEa.
Tl1oso faota, her husband and his counsel con-
toutl0d, woro oyitlonco Of hor innanity, because
Mr. shosll sworo positively TINT ill those
charges woro absolutely false, and TINT thore
wnB no foundation for any OF thoM. OF courBo
she had no reasonable time to got WitnesBeH to
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closing at $16.3o@15.G0 cash, and @15.BO@1B.40
aollor August. Lard waB In fair dotnauil and
atoady Ut s7.8711@7.0o por 100 lbB for winter,
and a7.60 for summer rendered. Meats wero
qniot aud unchanged. at 7151o for shoulders, $40
for short riba, Do for short o1oar, and 10@1211c
for Bwoot pickled hams. Higl,winoa wcro quiot
and 10 higher, closing ut o0o bid por gallon.
Lalo freights wero less actiye and shade
oaaior, ut 6@o11o for corn to Buffalo. Flour was
moro actiye and unchanged. Whoat was dull ut
about tho Barno nvorago as on saturdny, closing
woak, OF s1.20N eollor tho mouth, and a1.1o9l
sollor August. Corn was notive md "
@e4o 1owor, closing at o51so cash, md
o51l@369So seller August. Oats woro active
and ]l@eac lower, closing at 27@27]Go cash, and
26@2o11so acllor August. nyo was inactive, and
nominally unchanged, at 6c@57o. Barley was
qutos and Btoady, at 800 for now No., aollcr Sep
tembor. Tho hog markot WIS fairly actiyo and
stoady, at s4.8o@4.s5. There was a moderate
amount Of Trading in beef cattle ut about formor
ratos. Sheep ruled quiet aud stoady at $1,000
500.
, 1873-07-29

II appears TINT tho proposition to ro-elcct
Con. drant for o third tormis not moro i1lo talk
Tho Pennsylvania newspapers now report Simon
Cameron aa pronounced in it's fayor. Tho
threatened Bquabblo among ambitious Ropub-
lican politicians hns suggested to many Of tho
organs and the working politicians absolute foal-
ty to Gen. Grant aB tho suroBt meanB Of mniu-
tanning harmony in tho party. A fair sample Of
this spirit Is found in tho Elizabeth CPa.) Mont
tor, which says:
Ulysses 8. Grant will bo ronomiuatcd for third
torn and his triumphant election will very naturally
just long ho continues to DO right by nll cnsaes
and conditions. Tho people havo the disposition Of
this great olco and tho politicians, II They attempt
thwart tho honest nasses, will be Het asdo, md made
take back seats.
This 1ooka even beyond third term. It is ut
distinct intimation that Con. Grant has per-
manont lion on tho Presidential Office during
good behavior. This will bo construed by Ro-
publioanH to moan as long as Gen. Grant con-
tinues to behave no worso than no Laa behaved
heretofore. We havo alroady expressed tho con-
viction that the movement should DO encouraged,
because Con. Grant ia probably the 1ttest repre-
sentative Of his party and its purposes, md no
now simplynote tho progress that tho movement
Ia making.
, 1873-07-29
has boon projected Of d German navy. It Ia
supposed that twenty iron-c1ads will bo rcady by
1870, and si1toon wooden coryottoB by tho Bamo

THO erulito gentleman who furnishes astro-
nomcal u,iainformnton to tho roalors Of tho
Providence n. ~ journal propnrod m srtiolo
on tho planot Saturn, for tho issue Of July 81,
which stated TINT onft the following day the dis
tance, betwoon tho oarth and Saturn would bo
I" only nbout 100000, 600 mlcs, while, whom In
conjunction with tho sun on tho opposite ailo Of
his orbit, his diatanco is 600, 900, 900 mi1oa."
1nasmuch a8 tho average distances Of Saturn
from tho oarth at perihelion md apho1ion aro
780,0oo,o0o and 0o9,0OO,0oo miles. respoo-
tivoly, It is ovidont that tho authority
Of tho Providence journal male slight
mistake. It Is probable that, In taking hts orig
inal information from sonle textbook, ho copied
the figures for Jupitor'a distances, instead Of
those Of Saturn, and porlaps did not know the
difference.
Evon this, howovor, is a loss ridiculous blum
dor than tho ono mado by tho Bamo authority
somo throe years ago, on which occasion ho
askod Ills readers to boliovo that the invisible
companion to tho star Ago1' rovolvoa at tho rato
Of 1000 milos por second. 1t should bo romem-
bored that tho groateat possible speed with
which planet could rogolvo around our eun ia
less than 90 miles por second.
, 1873-07-29

religious toaohors within ita distribution Of pat
,ronago, has dono whatoyor it could do to sub-
eidizo tllo pulpit.
Thia baloful systom OF oi1lolal dishonesty iB
uphold and maintainod sololy and oxolusively by
tho powor Of tho oa1lonB,- an invisible and irro-
sponsblo parasitic OIL Republican institutions.
Under the protoxt Of putting down tho Rebellion
of oight yoars ago, of ratifying amonlments
Which for three yoara hayo boon an untlisputod
pnrt Of tho Constitution, aud Of maintaining
negro suffrage which no man ia opposing, mon
aro how olocted to ol1lco without rofcronco to
thoir personal or moral ftnoHs, and, whom rulo
ts proposed like TINT In Town to tisinfoos tho
politics Of tho country by "boltlng" bad noml-
nations. tho promoters and supporters of It nre
denounced aa Compartments in 1iHgniao. Tho path
Of safety is to bo found in tho overthrow and
destruction Of all parties which are existing on
moro traditions. mud hnvo no other bond Of
union than tho proceeds OF onico-ho1ding mug
moutod by defalcation.
, 1873-07-29

In St. Louis thoy haye q floating rendering
establishments steamboat named Flora, upon
which doad animals arc rocoiyod and worked up.
Flora, however, has not tho porfume which her
namo suggests. 1ndood, tho people Of st. Louis
have been very Indignant with Flora einco the
cholera got tloro. They have hold meetings in
the First Ward, and thon Flora would sail up the
river to the Second Ward, stealing and giving
odor as se passed. Then tito Second Wardera
would get mad, and hold meetings, and resolve
to burn Flora, whoroupon Flora would hlip away
to tho Third Ward, aud 30 on. There never wero
such ungratetal people as thoHo who 1.-Two In st..
Louis. Aftor tho Captain OF tho Flora has dono
his bost to accommodate them by distributing
the perfume evenly over tho whole city, even
tlon thoy arc not satisfied!
, 1873-07-29

THO 9th inst. was the day at Vienna for uni
versal exposition Of tho moving and reapiug
machines on show thore, but it was practically
an American exhibition, The English and
French manufacturers declined to stand tho tost
Of comparison with the Yankee machines,
80 that tho Americans had but four European
competitors. Everything that stupidity and
lncls Of foresight could do sooEns to haye been
dono by tho managers to prevont satisfactory
trial; but, despite theaefdrawbacks, the oxhibi-
tion ia said to have boon worry tlno.
, 1873-07-29

Tho German navy, to tho condition Of which
tho attention Of the neichstag was called about
yenr ago, Ia making satisfactory progress, Tho
frat iron~olad from German uavy-yard is noar-
", and tho corvette Ariadne entirely, finished.
Worhman aro employed On five largo iron-c1ad
frigatos, and considerable attention is bestowed
on tho construction OF torpodoos for Wilhelms-
hafon, tho military station in tho North Sea-.
Whilo groat onergy is thus observable in its navy
department., it is not to be supposed TINT 1t iB
the ambition Of Gormnny to become q frat
class naval power. Indeed, German etatos-
mon recognize tho secondary Importance Of o
navy for tho Empire; aud recommend that
1t support ono only for purposes Of de-
fonso They recognize, moreover, that 1t iR
impossible for the same powor to maintain O.
1rst-claas land army nnd fltst-olassnaval force,
and that 1t iB vuy poor policy for any nation to
waste ita military cncrgy in lnoplng up navy
out Of MI proportion to tho extent Of its foreign
commerce. Tho true policy ia, according to Ger
man authority, to develop tho former as the
1attor Develops stsolf. Tho one ahould go hand
in hand with the othor; tho only, permanent
use Of the ono being tho defonsp Of tho othor.
II ne can roly upon Gorman statistics, tho ocean-
commerce of tho Empire has Increased since tho
war to such an extent that 1t has become necca-
sary to increase tho number Of Cousuls
to foreign ports by one-lor1rth Of tho
Whole number boforo TINT cyont. Tho
samo roasons that have made It in,peraJ
1.-Two to inoroaso tho number Of ConHuls mako It
imperative to increase tho number Of slips Of
various descriptions in its navy, since, w1.or-
over tho 1ag Of tho Empire 1oats, tlnero tho EN-
piro must DO to protect 1t.
The foundation, 30 to speak, Of tho German
navy, Inns fallon upon evil days. So somo think.
There aro otlors who think quite the contrary,
however. It has happened at tmo-a tra,,si-
tion timo In laval warfaro-a time when radical
cl,angoa are making IN that nodo Of warfare.
The introduction Of iron-claGs and tho con-
sequent struggle aftor m equation between tho
thickness Of tho clothing and projcctilo torco,
havo ncceasltated attempts at now CON
asruotionH- constructions wliioh arc no
aoonor complete than mado useless by
othor constructions, Tho German Empire l,as
already fyo oovorod corvottos--the Augusta,
Victoria, Nymphe, Modu,n, Arladne. Two 9TH
ora arc to 10 ready aoon--tle 1uIso and Frela
ln tho spring Of 1874 thor other in 1876. 40
corilng to tho plan OF tho Ministry Of tho Navy,
1t will talsp till tho year 1802 to complete what
, 1873-07-29

1T Jozi, in Italy, fow days ago IN old woman,
namol Capanor, announced that she lad found
rocky eu,inenco, from which lle must hayo faleu
BY Incident. Suspicion, however, foil upon hor,
and she was arrested. Sho confeBsod that she
caused her husbands doath by pushing him over
into the ditch and had boen drowned. Alatornal
love had prompted the commission OF tho mur-
dor. She had boon told that tho ouly way in
which che could have her son restored to hor
from tho ranks Of tho army wnB to become a
widow, In order to do this 1t waa necessary to
kill ler husband.
, 1873-07-29
EayA Of Iowa

Policemen are no longor allowed to visit 3D.
looms on Sunday In citizonB' clothes to-entrap
the proprietors into giving thom drinks, aud
thoreby gain evidence for prosecuting thcm for
violation Of tho law. The matter was brought
before tho Police Board yoatorday. suporin-
tcndent Washburn explained that lie had author.
lied ofiters to wear citizens clothes, but not to
buy drinks. and tho Board forbade any officer to
repeat this practice.
, 1873-07-29

Airs. Give, tho English author who suffered
30 torriblo Il death on tho 10th inst, wrote some
poems which gained tho favorable notice Of tho
Quarterly Repieto 30 long ago Us 1910. Rhe was
tho author of several works Of fiction, among
thom "Paul Fer1oll," which has beon very
popular novel. Bho was "a years old, aud has
boon helploss for many years. sho waa
burned to death whllo working ut her writing
desk, a spark from the fire having ignitod her
aress, and her fcoblenoss rendering 1t impossible
Tor her to aave herself.