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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-08

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, 1873-01-03
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS,

The annual meeting Of The Chicago Board Of
Fire Underwriters was held yesterday afternoon
in the Fire Insurance Patrol Building, No. lis
Franklin street, President Clark in the chair.
Nj. E. 9. Groenebaum, agent Of the Franklin
Fire Insurance Company, of Indianapolis, was
made member Of the Association.
In the election for officers, George @. Clark
WAS unanimously reelected President; @. Il.
Case, Esq, Vice President, vice 4 @. Ducat !;
Mr. a. L. Pasco, reelected Treasurer and
Alfred Wright reelected Secretary.
On, motion, the President reappointed the
present Committee on Fire Insurance Patrol,
consisting Of c. ". Drew, J. 3. Floyd, and E.
n. Teall.
The Committee on Patent Tubu1ated Plaster
Casting reported that they we're pleased with the
test to which it Ind been put, but preferred to
withhold their report until they could ascertain
the etfoct Of water upon the material. Tho
action OF tho Committee waa approved.
Tho TreasuTer's report showed balance On the
WRONG Hido Of $50. Tho report WIS approved,
but laid by to devise measures to make up tho
deficit.
The Board then indulged in rather exciting
discussion, regarding the manner OF drawing up
policies, il the midst of which they adjourned,
to meet this afternoon at O'Clock.
, 1873-01-03
A WARNING.

The Mayor received the following earnest
warning from q SLOWING citizens" yesterday
afternoon:
Jan27a Mr. Medill Mayor Of the city Of Chicago
haa arrived hero in taia this Morning from Clere
Land OIo where has been for north so1rJ that
has TO inform you what a1 the pepo of Cleveland
think OF you had coufefcesion with D. Stone =
rolling mill whow has mother rolling Liu here
in this city and he told that you hat lost your hon
est caraker what dit you Carried before the mather
self and CaEan your self to the Larger Beer Battle field
the saune Mayor Boone dit In 1855 know hou many
lives loss We bad and how many 11euppes the city had
bol for it il you care sour fe drue this mater and
further has been herring this morning Of mob Or
that the day and houce posted for the Temperance
you better KEEP in Harmunatiou with the free
thnk:ag Party thak myself that 1t is rhoug to Ruin
the frecthom Of this grad metropolitan c;ty Of tho
northwest and think Of your frenta In Cleyeapd and
yon wish to get .9uendet with me you let ne Know
any Paper Of this city.
4 free loving citysens Of Chicago.
, 1873-01-03
THE GERMAN PRESS AND hR. scsHM0N.

a. l,aas.aeeo ,:n:na ,on u,o 0s, ou'o"' ps0' ~
Un nsn1n'na7o, oehe'o4e1'' aco pa.''o''e
1e1lo~-oltlzen, ). Young scammon, LAS at last
rontured reply to one (and that very triviaD Of
trh;ch st.na r,ras,tsa A n,.-a rano~to-;s,
"nl.A 1.Auu ~. u1etuteu. aote 1epo1 tot.Al
eqalo, auuding to the failure OF Wlnslo": the
Scandinavian banker, and jocosely involving
Mr. Scammon a. the religious nreceptor OF TIM
dafan1ter anne,re5 u, TusTpranxr ~ . t;n,s xhe,
$3.50. n1es ~ :. -4.s:.t1 s.'' "ue@t
.o'esno. oloss' 10 WHO'LL II ~ a'1f'oueeo' "as
Thousand mllos away, he having been absent at
the time Winslow'a affair Was exposed. Mr.
scammon denies any completely with Winslow,
or connaction with him at anv tine fof vh;cb M
, 1873-01-03

be placed in the Few building, and at least
s1nall traction Of the door neutyalzea. Ye1o
tnls machinery substituted by ait the packers for
lEat at present Used by them, Mr. Rn!stoa
Things the smells-3ndgeport's and AIMS
Tortha il pnrticulas-would be e1adi-
Gated The steamlng process now used
by the packers decoInpcseg tho AMI
NAL matter, AID this decompos::io:,.
IL Is claimed, il the source Of the etinks which
perTade the atmosphere. The Few process is
somewhat expensive, AID, therefore, rnlesB Chi
cago packers learn to think more Of the public
comfort THAI they now do, there is little prob
ability Of cny improvement betag made.
, 1873-01-03


H. Go T. to receive
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s!rFH FFHt,sEd; Ehfas GoIsH:s Mi sy yss. s:s'
Blank Boo. s'n''~nes. aud
PE$s JSS$fES Hh$$ { 5;!: II. Wt.aiazssa:t
coAr TEN %. Ann sna ". Randolph.
AMERICAN CLOCK tsests; eo:s 81 v.s..a-a,.
raEsdH aGEsssdhfz1 k4M kG4a11s cGlassWsfs lamps &c.
HENRY SEARS CO.. of5iiisaa Il ed IS soath c.a.,..t
SAMUEL g. wHrR RsFisl ID Rs2s.; i e.: m.a,.o..
e. BuesH1RR RRs'ssas:'m: ysYa. 81 m&qfG5'sc:s!siI " 9 c:asi:
OTTO fas2 aaa t'sst s!e'n'r'
H NJ w,1aHk4H afs flsHFs: k ess IS ! d5s;'a3 Is
KILLER Bn5s sa5dKNRaEf KREf fiS;IhSs:a1e'' 5 Isis::s
H. oRsExrntnfSSaaf ntnfSSaa f.ie@sl: 81; SHi':i as.a:'1. s
GILES Els CO., m sts .S aoa & M ..op
IL H4x& s%s Es;S Ssss
c. wkS 'S5Ss 5SSsnSE;o 8 soa'a 9 sna tools
H H,.fEf6T FIJI 1s5H S ed: ed i Nss::s.!
KEs1zr JENKINS: 9!1:. 4: ses;i 9sS; w..e.-...
SaxpsgE Es$ s:;;:s Il 4 &:.s
H:Six$ f4SH : "a
SSkEHT EAEEE c9 = I'D + : n
". K1MB ee9 aae nd rhr:sea.h,t.
a. b. mREKEn CO. c6Paes Is YVES &ss.,h.=,.
H W. AusrlE rs f2 R:ts5s $1a Hsss. ssss w.sss
, 1873-01-03
THE Estate" AGAIN.

Confirmation Of tho Examination Of Policy
Holders Who Sold Our MT Ten Gents on tho
Dollar.
The State Insurance Company matter came up
before the Aeg1ster In Bankruptcy yesterday.
Colonial r. 3. Mason testified that he had four
policies in the State Insurance Company, co7er-
ing abou. sli, 600. The loss was total. Tho
Claims we're turned over to Geo. ". MoanlIen,
who paid portion Of the 1oss, and agreed that
he should have as much as Anybody. Nc
Mullen paid about Is Or IS per cent d. the tine,
and has since paid as much more, or in all be-
tween 50 and 40 per cent. Witness w1ota his
name on tho back OF the policies, assigning
them in blank.
Inreply to Mr.. Ayers interrogatory on that
point, Colonel Mason stated that he knew at
the time that the State Insurance Company VAS
not making settlements.
To Mr. Cooper don't think AIr. Mcaiul1en
mentioned who he Was buying tho policies for.
Mr.. Cooper-Did you not hare some idea
what he was buying the policies for7
Mr.. Aver objected, and tie Register decided
tho question improper.
Mr. Cooper 10 the "itness)-Why did you not
think you we're sottling with the Company 4 4.
had conhdence IN Mr.. McA1ulen, and looked
to him to pay tho balance.
3400 in the State. The policy Was destroyed.
Ho assigned the claim to man whose name he
did not and does not know. He showed witness
some figures as to ASSETS and liabilities, from
could pay ' sbout IA @DS1 por 'Ae cent. eSsl sold
the claim for 10 per cont. The man claimed to
be acting for J. Is. Smith, md said it amounted
to d settlement with the Company. He called to
aee the man afterward, at place on West Madi-
son street, and then told him that he
had found out that he had lied to him.
Witness identifies some handwriting Of Van
1nwngon's as identical with that Of tho man to
whom he sold the claim. The man told hir. that
10 WAS acting for tho Company, and the transac-
ton was for the benefit Of tia Company.
The witness wes asked by Mr. Cooper to state
the purport Of d subsequent conversation had
with Van 1nwagen.
hr. Aver objected, and, after an extended ar-
gument, the objection wAs sustained
The case WAS adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
, 1873-01-03
Death from Drinking Ice.Watcr.

Prom fhs 10dlaNapolfs Journal Jan. !.
a youug man named Vestal. residing On East
Washington Btreet, railroader by occupation,
concluded sometime since to abandon al hie bad
habits, and began BY leaving OF chewing tobnc-
CO.. On Sunday he felt tbs appetite returning,
and to throw it of commenced drinking ico-
water, not stopping until he had swallowed, it is
said, about three gallons. This WAS topped of
With quantity OF frozen meat, and half gal
lon OF butter1nilk. He did not feel very we'll on
Monday, and consulted Or. ". 3. Keudrick,
Who gave him some medicine, but he continued
the Doctor called in Dr. Tice to consn1t on the
case, but the efforts Of both ph5Bicians were Of
noa vail aa ho died at II o'clock in the forenoon.
, 1873-01-03
IQ0Tv the m0r-st Enemy OF tho Tnrau.
tuJa Captures Its Victims.

From the san Diego {ca1> Korld
The architectural ingenuity, or rather genius,
Of the tarantula is fact long familiar to natu,
ralists. This insect has an exceptional develop
meut OF tie instinct which instructs all crcar
lures which are not protected by nature with q
warnth-cEgendering hairy hide to properly
house Themselves. Tho details of tho tarantu-
LAD dwelling, down eyea to tho matchless mech
aniatn OF the doors OF its edidce, have excited
the wonder Of ali interested in natural history.
The most elaborate Inventions in locks and
hinges Of vauutcd human skill are distanced By
this veuoIuous insect In the construction Of the
door which secures its privacy. But the road
runner, between which ed tho tc-sut;lsa Adead
" enmity oriste, is it's master, as an incident
which We are about to relate will show
Prof. Agaseiz, during his recent visit here,
exhibited special desire to be supplied with as
many specimens ~ possible Of tho road-runner,
Of the tarantula, aud Of tho tarantula-killer.
We are not advised as to whether he was sup
piled with live specimens Of tho road-runner.
This is very tlmorous and incredibly swift
bird It is about the size Of u pheasant its
plnmage is not unlike that OF the pheasant
family. It has longer legs, and . slondeter
loconotion almost altogether to its legs, and
runs with q swiftness that would shame rabbit
OF . hare. It is susceptible Of domestication,
and In time learns to come at tho cali Of those
thing for . stranger to try to approsch this
fowl.
It is IS sagacious as swift. We we're put in
possession Of facts about the creature BY Mr.
Jose G. Estudillo, which excited our wonder and
admiration. As We have said, there is enmity
between the road.runner and tarantula- Tho
road-ruuner is as noiseless As rapid. It lies in
wait for the tsrantula, and the moment it linda
it's enemy asleep, it approaches noiselesaly with
u twig OF the prickly cactus. Deity and
stealthily 1t goes On piling the prickly prison
around the devoted insect, until at last q ram
part ot tho desired height iB piled up. It
then seleota 3 specially Jagged and heavy piece
of cactus, and drops It On tho tarantula. The
last, awakened By tho shock, endeavors to rise
and make it's exit, It is instantly impaled upon
tho thorus, and the triumph Of the road-runner
, 1873-01-03
DeIfrfI11n TreIl1enH From One Drunk
From Ghs EpansriAe lI,.dl Lournat,

@7t1 13pHFk6FsEE tlSkQ.] VVHE 7tlks
4 young man connected With one OF the
heaviest grocery houses in the city, was engaged
during the greater part Of Monday in receiving
thoroughly Chilled, was recommended when be-
came in to take drink Of spirits. As the house
in which lie is engaged keeps no liquors open,
the young man took b sampling tube, and,
took dSink through the tube or ''thiet." In
very few minutes he became insensible aud was
carried home and . pbyaician sent for. Dr.. Ma
geniss answered the summons, and found the
young man recovering from his stupor, but suf-
fering from every symptom Of delirium tremons,
the deli1ium continuing throughout the night.
Yesterday morning the patient was ont Of dan
ger. The extraordinary effect OF the liquor is in
part attributed to the fact that the cask had lain
and that in drinking he tnbsled the long pent-np
vapcr that had accumulated in the barrel.
, 1873-01-03

TIE CIRCUIT couRr {Boolh, J.}-16+-Morrison Y.
Queal leave 10 file sevevsl 1eplcatous- 2,137Chi-
caeo Northwestern Railway " Gray ct al petitioner
to nle bond in $4,000 in 50 days {71ee J.)-s32-
Alton National Bank =. Haskell jury tri.l; verdict
for plaintiff, damages, s3oo2.2o and Judgment on
ton extended 20 days. 565-Nalsh Y. Eirst P1esby-
ter1al Church Of Hyde Park jury tr!.i commenced:
The SUPERIOR couR1-{Porte1, J}-G. y. 1854
plead. 343-Annen 1stel appeal bend TO Justify in
a:e days sppea 70 b dismissed Tath r1ocedendo
fendants Costs, with praeeGendo for want Of eomp-
anec with rule. 2.;o3-Ho: Io7ce Mutual Life H.
, 1873-01-03
The Saratoga Geyser Water.
Buck R1yner draw true Geytcr water at tho "spa u
Cod Liver OIL.
Hazcrd l. Caswell,s Cod Liver Oil is the best,

The Rev. Mr. Montague County superintend-
ent OF Schools in Walworth County, yGis. wes
found lying beside the 7oad, rea1 Elkhorn. last
Friday, in an insenhible condition, having been
thrown from his cutter By his runaway horse
His injuries are serious. and reri,.ps fatal
, 1873-01-03
For Family Use,

Meats Of Ill descriptions are made much more pal
atabe by the Of the famous Hafosd Letcese1shre
T&ble sauce which Is not dery Lie many foreign
sauces, but has moro body Of the choicest materials
than they have There are great many limitations
and counterfeits. Go to renate grocer and }rssst
upon having the Halford Sance, and no other. Oa1r
50 centa per pint bottle.
, 1873-01-03

--->-->>-~~-~-~~----~~ .---~.~---~~--~----~
Notice
L. he1ebJ gren that tho copauerthp heretosore e1is
tn9 between Olsen and c. A. 8othTen, uudor the hr
name Of B. Olson Co., Is this day dissolved b. mutual
cnnsopt Sud T. Olen aot9rszcd 4qtte tho Affair."
Of the firm. BRFGfEL OLSEN.
CHRISTIAN AUGUST 5OTuREy.
Chicago, Dec. Il, l:sl
, 1873-01-03

TpAfly. via Man Line. and daily except Saturday,
Jzckson!ttle Division. II Daily, via Main Lua and daily
eicept MaodAy, y14 Jacksonville Division.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD.
D.ros.-Foof II kakts, [ndiana4ev., and Ss1s<ee.hr
and Canal and Stxftents Ticket in Briggs Hou<s
and at Iepot9. " -"
, 1873-01-03
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,
Winter Arrangement

ExPI.4EAr1oS OF REFERENCE MARKS II Saturday
cc2:sd. Sunday c1ceplsd. Moaday excepted i iAr-
t1e Sunday 1t 10 1. Daily.
CHICAGO 4 ALTON RAILROAD
cRfeaao, Alton Il St. Louie Through Line and L7uisiaaa
tHo] thost route Chfaaos Kansa1 Gtty Cns,s
Dt1po. Eest Side. near iKaiison-tt. bridge.
, 1873-01-03

ST. Louis i Springfield Exprcsx,
Via Main Observation-Disclosures,
KansAs City Fxss E1prnas, vii
Jacksouville, ILL.,, and Lou.si.
ana. No.
Wcnons, Lacon, Washington IL.
p!eea I " eatern Division. }...-..
Joliet d Dwight Accommodation.
St. Loula / Springfield Lightning
,Ekpruse, sia Main Line, aad aiso
via Jacksonville Division. ......
Kansas City E4psess, vi& Jack
snnFtlla. H., 4 LoEt11anu, Mo. +.
Jehefson City Express. ss.....,......
Peoria, keokuk 4 Burl'n Ell.
, 1873-01-03

LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Depot, corner Ha7r,on and Shernan-sfs. Ticket o6ce
sou&hlEest Nadison and Cano1-4ts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-09

Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings cards Of thanks, ETC., to be paid for
at half advertisement rates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-09

THE Cleburne Chronicle HOSTS the
name OF Major A. j. Dorm, for the of
fee of State Treasurer, and in urging
his claims has this to say of his record,
which clearly shows that the Major
has seen service in other fields than
those that bloom with political flow
ers
We have known Major Dorm init
mately for nearly twenty years, and
know him to be honest, competent and
deserving. In the war with Mexico he
bore an honorable part, first us a vol
unteer in the Light Artillery from st.
Louis, and then as an officer in the sc
United States Dragons, and received
favorable mention in the official re-
ports for meritorious conduct. After
the close of the Mexican war, he served
the Government in the Indian Depart
ment for several years, discussing large
sums of the public money to the entire
satisfaction of the Government and
the Indians, AS his accounts on file at
the Treasury Department at Washing
ton will show.
In the late unhappy war between the
States, Major Dorm cast his lot with the
South, and took an active part during
the war. Although placed in positions
in which he controlled large sums ofthe
public funds, the close of the struggle
found him poor man, he having lest
everything in the general devastation
and ruin incident thereto. He has
been an earnest and Jealous worker in
the Democratic party from his youth,
and there is no man better qualified for
the position or more deserving than
Major Dorm. AS gentleman and and
honorable man, no one stands higher,
as those who know him best are willing
to testify.
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AdYnrilslns Mnlea on palIy |,

Monthly advertisements inserted every
other day win be charged two-thirds the
Transient advertisements, having the run
of the paper, first insertion, VI % per squre
earh subsequent insertion, 10 cents per square.
NLdynrtisements inserted NJ intervals, VIII
he charged US new each insertion.
All business notices of advertisements to
be charged 70 cents net per line, each insor-
tion. No notice less than 90 cents.
"hil transient advertisements must be paid
Nj advertisements not marked amy spec.
i0nd number OF insertions, Will he published
ak times and charged accordingly.
A square IL tho space occupied by ten lines
solid Nonpareil
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-09
lEIlS LAND LOCATING COMPANY
and will locate Certificates for one-sixih in
tcrCSt In the land,
Below we give q partial list OF the lands
that we are now offering for sale:
Dallas County.


GlOncreS. I miles Southenst of uutchins, the
Ann STOKES survey. prnirie ana timhcr price,
S her acre.
80 ncrrs ii miles sOuthpost Of Dnllns mari
of tbe q. ". shaw survey ti6lbcr: price. IS
ppr acre.
FlSincres 4mileg northwest OF Dallas. part
ofth" u. Denton survey. timhor, price. 4j nor
mere.
9l0 ocrcs N miles southwest OF Dallns. the
I d Ioncl survey. nrnirio atS timbrr. pricr.
81 pcr a"rr. w.
40 acres IN lnilos northwest OF Dnllps. Tim
her; So per acre.
=, % acres 10 ihlles west OF pallos, part OF me
ti .o9 nP,tils survey, pIS'Iie " vl VT
, Nv UVlVsi - uiutS tlHIol b1'luoi t"N VIM
bINah survey, uIhDefi - pSr HSie'
iW acfeh' lulleS uoitll on snall,,Ni puIl VI tio
brUsoe survey, plNills, u, ~ per acap; ,eu,o
ooS hUIeN ihlles Noutli OF 'ulllss, laIt o. llV
Ley DIXON league, pfairle ana uHlpe'' ~
@ per acre. .en.,,.. ..,.s,,,a
20 ISIts iilts sVutil ~ l'aiiVS pa VI Wy
LCNt DIXON league, pH'lile' ~ q oV peI uutt'
a-O acres II miles east OF Dali s6 tne Corhe-
inS Nern"S survey pIhlri1i ah W PR ucsS' ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
ENGLISH
FEMALE BITTERS.

AN INFINITE multitude OF diseases walt
n upon Womans footsteps from the cradle
TO the grave, and so long as she exposes her
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