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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

play dominknows, or even to church WHARF
they don't.
brother Pratt has returned from prospect
Park, after protracted stay, and sister mac
KibbDs twins wur one year old day before
yesterday, and Deakun states has losta horse
with sooty peasoup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

We have received copy Of the new paper
started in Brooks by Mr.. j. W. Lang. Isris
filled with excellent matter relating to farm
ing and other industries, and deserves lib
eral support. The name is the ''Farmcr's
Exchange"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

There is nothing like trying in Yacc ination.
If the first time fails repeat the dose, and
your perseverance will be rewarded by learn
ing that there is a taking way in this bust
ness. If you have not an etching PALM
you may get an itching arm, and security
against the small pox.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24
FROM SALT LAKE,

Salt Lake, %. The gentle president of
Cirche county, who was deputised by the
Judge of the District Court of Salt Lake to
serve q writ of habes corpus, was resisted by
a Mormon official, badly beaten and driven
away,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

SPECIAL RELIGIOUS NorIcE Public Di-
vine Services will be conducted on Sunday
Jan. 2G, afternoon and evening, at the usual
hours, in Meonian Hall, by the New Church
Missionary, Rev G. F. Stearns. Subjects,
afternoon - Fire" in the evening a state
ment Of 'What these Swedenborgians be-
lieye." All are invited.
AUGUSTA, Jan. "a, 1872.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

Much to the regret of a large number of
persons the lecture by Gen Hall announced
for last evening, had to be postponed the en-
gagement will probably be filled at an early
day, and due notice given. The money paid
for tickets will be refunded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

And still the farmers continue TO talk cheese
factories. Several new ones, in localities
where none have hitherto been established,
will be put in operation next spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24
Cincinnati Produce Market

CINoISNArI, Jan. 23.
NESS PORK-l2 $4,000
LARD kettle 7xas; steam 7Xd75S; summer;
winter *
BCLK MEATS sides G ca. clear rib 61< ;shoul
ders AZ:
BACoN-shoulder, Sa33 clear rib 81 sides
ca
WHISEEY- cS3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

The Bangor House is to be enlarged the
coming season by the erection of wing on
the south side, 100 by sc fee. on the ground,
four stories high, and containing fifty rooms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24
BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, %. A vote has passed the board
OF trade instructing its officers to memorial
ize Congress against the passage of bill
looking to the repeal of the national bankrupt
act
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

Among the recent pardons blythe President
is one for Francis NJ. Johnson, convicted in
Maine in December, 1872, of smuggling. and
sentenced to sixty days imprisonment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24
Notice to Members.
prices OF Daily Kennebec Journal.

Single copy, : cents; ten copies, cents each;
twenty-five copies or more, 3 cents each.
Extra copies of any issue of the Daily kenp2bec
journal may be obtained by giving orders therefor
to the Carrier or at the Counting Room OF the
Ionrnal Office, the day previous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

Dosworih will sell for the next thirty days
his large stock of woolens, ready made cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing goods at reduced
prices. jan20+lw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

One of our agricultural writers says: "If
your farm is rightly conducted it is worth
more to you to keep than to others TO huy.'
Better keep it then.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

The boys on the sea coast are in luck this
winter. The bays freeze, making skating of
the smoothest and best, which is well i'm
proved by the youngsters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

1t having been determined that the Grand
Trunk company will not rebuild the Alpine
house at Gorham, n. H., burned last fall, rne
people of Gorham are making arrangements
to erect a frat class hotel in that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24
Local dno State Mems.

Cakes AEes says Mr.. Blaine got nothing
from the Credit Mobilier but abuse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

Mrs J.. Baker, who resides on Winter
street, Portland, fen few days since upon
the ice and broke her wrist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

There is to be a mass religious temperance
meeting in City Hall, Portland, next Sunday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

Edward II. Davies, Esq, is mentioned a.
the probable Democratic candidate for May
or of Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

Children CFy-for Pitchers Castoria.
II regulates the stomach. cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
castor oil. lTljan-m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24
Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFiCE OF THE CuIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-S i. NJ.
For New England falling barometer,
fresh to brisk and very brisk Northeast and
southeasterly winds and snow. For the Mid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24
Marrico.

In Passport, lst inst, Chas. Rafuso of PASSPORT,
to Miss sarah Firth of Bangor; 9Th inst, James IL
Chapman OF Pembroke to Mrs. Cordeia Il. Childs
of Passport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24
Like the Electric Telegraph
G ensaur in ifn emf has hopn a long time

coming,-but what work it is now doing.
The halt and lame, sore and wounded, are
literally throwing away their crutches. Rheu-
matism and stiff joints are banished, and
dumb beasts cry out for JOY. One trial tells
the story, ard explains the whole thing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24
Eirn.

In Perry, Daniel Mcdonald, aged 81 years
In EastpoIt, 18th inst, Ahner L. Irving, aged D
months; sth inst, Mary MalOney, aged Is years.
In IIaycocks Harbor, Joel Tucker, aged 60 years
and months.
In Charlotte, 9Th nit, Alvin c., SON OF Bradford
and Eliza Jane Fisher, aged II years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24

While the weather in this quarter Of the
world is not very delightful, it appears to be
much better than in the western country,
where the following note originated, which
we find in an exchange
PoRcvEAL, Third ginuary 70.
Mister h. j. Ekklestun,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24
Flat Rosll

Deer sir, I've bin requested to Report the
State of the wether Hereabouts and it gives
me satisfacshun to say that the phase IL intire-
~ cuyered up with snow, reachin in sum
phases up to me calves, and in sum other
phases further on wurse, making it Difficult
to reich to the he'd of the villidge where they
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-24
Ladies and Misses Furnishing
Store! :.

Consisting Of Ribbons, Vclvets, Threads and Malta
aces, Gloves, Collars, Necktes, Handkerchiefs
Hosiery, Lace Edgings, Ladies' Hair, real and i'm
tation, French and American Corsets and Hoop
skirts, SC, &C. Also Old Ladies' Gao in good
taste.
, 1873-11-18

Proposed 1Mter~Sta<c College Coyurc-
tlttOn III tho Limo OF Oratory..Ltpt
OF Prizes 0ffereds
GALEsauna, ILL.,, Nov. r7.-Arrangement have
boon completed by which grand nter.State
college contest Ia to BE- held In this city Feb. g.
1874. Tho Governors Of States represented haye
stgniflod their intention to lo proHout, 1t posei-
BILE. Gov. EoYoridga, OF Illinois, las appointed
Prof. Albert Stotaou, Of the Normal University,
as one Of ths judsos. Tho othur judgea have
not yet been appointed, but will bo announced
IN duo mo. Tho following will explain the
affair: =
The Adelphi socIoty Of Knox College, feeling that 1T
would bo tor tls mutual bouent IT Western Colleges
ta engage IN friendly rivalry, and fayor!ng ts ctre
Of tho roarun, dsytes 10 submit to your conEidarn-
hon thu following propc*tion:
tsfa-Tle Ds!!lA Society ofors two prizes In orr.
for competition to tho following nA,ned universities
aud collogea eacA iuattt!on f1rnIshng ono orator
Illinois State industrial University hna Chicago Uni
College Of lows susl Wisconsin ylato Unysraity snd
Be!o!t C0leg0. ii Wisconsin.
sttond-rnu contest ssN ,e held under tho euepIces
Of tho Adclrt Eoeiety Of Knox College, in tin Gaioa-
1hirH-I4s Governors Of the three ssutea repre-
sonttd 6hs ta' ytept iu1 nn1 theEc thrca isltu
no appointed shall ecstiL!. tiu Awarding Cannittuu
I5arth-1n r'rhiny Tho eontessunts the jn1gta
'tyls Of composition rna delivery, 'n!sxlug eaal oil
scale n !tn The l'2rFon receiving the highest
aBa nArk shall 10 entitled to thp rE: Irize, Ruu 4e
ans receiving tho next highest, tho ueeand.
r1AIAs the e!ose u Tue contest TIE Committee Of
Award shai place ta1r marks II aealed cnyaolMa ln
tue la1s Ut tha Chairman without auy comforting
togeshHs or comparing Ut u,arks.
sIthA committee Ut three. elected from The audi
thu oaarsaau, taku their sum- and unnouncs the
csESfM contOgtanta,
, 1873-11-18

Speesi Ds,paIch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
LAsALLE, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-T4e gtcan,-tlg G. F.. Magic
1sharted today towing e !. q. No.ty
Essex. with lumber for Iayana. The canai-hoats
Ohsn,plon n r. from Chicago, With lumber for Havana,
and tho prop T. ]. Alexandes with Lumber for Peru,
1nd M towing the barge q. ". lockwood, With lumber
for tho Capperas Creek Dunn, oil passed out OF the
canal. Nothing passed in,
Twenty-ciyht inches Of water ia reported On Sugar
Creek Bar.
CANAL OFFICE, oaroAao, Nov. 17.-Ann1vrp-oon.
essa!aons ! Lemont "A ytls etone George Judd, Le-
yde stone; T4underbolt, Lemout, 80 yds stone Gen.
MCPHERSON, Lemont 7e yds stone !; ", j. Roabuok,
Lemont 90 yde stoue; @. ". Walker, Letuont 50 yds
asons North ssrt Ottawa, o,5oo bu oats Maple Lear,
CIEAaEp-afdgio S1arseil1es, &C. 400 It lumber, n,
sh!nges 1+o po9ts % tons eoa 10 bris Limo brls
6n wheat, brls meal 1900 ita sundrlca Hercules,
d dasae sa1 100 ons coa u brig aalt Shamrock Ottawa
NJ lath 4, E. goodaell, Ottawa; Brilliant, Lookport
schr stylark Henry; Augusta, Lo1uont Reliance L..
mont; Eclipse. Lenlont: Oharlos Steel, Willow
sprtnga prop Wasp, Summit.
, 1873-11-18

SUU II AWERlCA.
PANAMA, Nov. 17.-The revolution il over, and
an amnesty has been proclaimed.
Gen. Corrorso, tho Leader OF the rebel forces,
has sailed for Peru.
A portion Of tho Cabinet is at war with tho
prebidout and tie Constituent Assembly ii
againBt hin honce no thraatons its dissolution
at tho point Of the bayonot, II necessary.
The American fllibustoring steamer Gen. sher-
man entorod the harbor Of ABpnwall OH the Sd
inst. under the name Of the Gen. ARIA, aud was
at once aoized by Capt, Gushing, os tho United
States steamer Wyomlng, for using illegal ship
papers and Bailing under the flag Of Honduras,
Hhile 1t Is claimed that aha is an American vcB-
sol. Her oaaa will be decided by the United
Btatea Courts.
, 1873-11-18

New YonK, Nov. 17.-Tho London Telegraph
Of tic 9Th has tho following special:
BERLIN, Nov. CIT is not denied in official
circles here that the Pope wrote q aecoud lotter
to tho German Emperor. Tho fact TINT It has
not been published is aecribod to the oirou1n-
stance that 1t troated Of matters strictly por-
aonal to His Majesty, aud in no way touched
upon political subjects. It ia not from motives
Of courtosy that it has been kept bnol, but for
the simple reason that It is entirely devoid Of
Importance. It has not been, nor will 1t bo, ar-
Bwered by the Emperor.
BERLIN, Nov. 17.-The German Government
has addressed ren1onatrauoe to France on &C.
count Of tho Pastoral issued by the Bishop Of
Nancy ordering prayer for the recovery OF Metz
aud ssrasburg.
Tte Federal Counsel has decided that The cleo
tlons for the German Diet shall DO held early In
january.
, 1873-11-18

SALT LAKE, Nov. 17.-rhe memorial to Con-
gresn tor legislation on Utah has tins far over
1900 signatures in tho mining diatriots clone.
The great suits Of uaaaius vs.. WALTZ posHea-
in the Little Cottonwood region, involving
nearly two millions of dollars, wea dismissed
ti1F.
Travel wost on tlo Pacific Railroad, is unpre-
ccdontly largo, aud is daily increasing. Tho
utmost facilities Ut thu Companies are scarcely
sufficient tu accommodate the extraordinary
number Of paasougers.
, 1873-11-18

Moxico, and multitude Of Documents, printed
mud written In Spanish, sogotlor with several
communications from tho thptain- Goneral. all
of Which 90 to confirm hiH atory,
4 dispatch from Washington in reforanco to
oftloial quarters TINT. instead Of tho Captnil.-
Gonornl proposing to Young to act AZ docoy in
bringing m expedition to Cuba for the rur-
pose of being captured, s''ch proposition wna
WHO. having no confidence in Young, gnyo him d
oortain timo in which to loavo the island, and ho
jnfttt
, 1873-11-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

lloNnca. N0y. l7.-The Pacific Hail Company'u
stenn!sli,p Caliua, from New York Oot. !, for
ars1 tra1'slsco, waa ut Rio de- Janeiro, with o
SHUT brokou, on tho 23a nit.
!1YEHpooL, Nov. 17.--The steamships Algeria
out.
NEw YoHg, Nov. l7.-Arriyed--steam Penn
broGa. FROM CaraIN.
l9uEBNsrowA, Nov. 17.-The steansahlpa Re-
public aud City Of Chester have arrived.
, 1873-11-18
SOUTH BEND HA1ER.WnnKs

pF7es"s I4aFtFcH 70 TIE EH5tHf8 4Tl64NE
souTn BEND, Ind, Nov. 17.-The staud.pipe
Of tho South bond Wnter-Worka was raiaod in
position to-day in tho proBonco OF q largo crowd
OF oitzous: The stars md stripes woro run to
Hho top, n baud playing +" Tho Rod, White. anti
Bluo." Brief mud foieitouB addresses woro d. d.
livored by Mayor Miller, Dwight Doming, ESQ.,,
and others. Ihore WINS groat enthusiasm. rio
pipe In 900 feet high an1 & foot in diameter.
Weight, d, 900 pounds. It Is thought to DO tho
larEcBt over raiaod in ono piece. Capacity,
2O5Q0 gatlouB,
, 1873-11-18

Solemn EaiNr n.aus for tho Souls Of
Stctlma by Ec3lo&v Fevcr--Snioide
Caused by mentitutloa.
MENpHts, NOV. u.--High Mans was celebrated
tt st.. Peters Church to-day by Bishop E4tz
Gerald, Of Little Rock fer bhe rcpose OF the
son!s w., o, fnoae VINO 13 alou Of Yellow feSer vo.
aud Walnut streots committed suicide this atter-
noon by taking laudnnuu. Cxuas, destitutiop.
Shc leRyos two young childron.
, 1873-11-18
SPORTING MATTERS.

Negotiations for Another e20. 900 Race
ttl Snn ErnncaRco-Whe Condition Of
the Elorse True 1flue,
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ia surgeon has ex-
amined the leg OF Truo Blue, and gives the
opinion that tho horse is not permanently lamed.
Chamberlain. however, eays he docs not think
mating to get up match raco besween Joe Dam
iels and Thad Stevens for $4,000, tour mllos
and repeat
, 1873-11-18
SUICIDE.

Correspondence ef The Chicago Tribune.
McQnEooN, H., Nov. 15.-0n Thursday last,
at Fairyiew, H., an old roalent namod Daniel
Gibbs committed suicide by taking poison. Do
lncHtio trouble waB the ca,lse. Tho poor man did
not roatze what lo waa doing until It was too
Into, and thon ho pleaded pitoously for his life,
but medical MD could not bo procured In time to
do liln any good
, 1873-11-18
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,

Suits to E1o instituted Against tfae lrIi-
Mois Central Railroad Company.
special Dispatch to The Chicaqo Iribu,,c.
commenced against the Illinois Consral naiIroad
by parties In Delaware unl Buchanan Counties,
In this State, whose wheat stacks woro destroyed
by fro which caught from locomotives. fho
damaged parties It is alleged, have been trying
in vain to got reparation from tho Railroad Com
pany, aud, failing to got it by one why, they will
have recourse to loyal means.
, 1873-11-18

n falr msrltet, which thoy would have in case Of
war. Tlo farmors arc anxious to soil, and must
do 80 boforo nprlng, bn there war or not. The
warlilse fooling Inns already shown ita effect in
Now York, aad IN this city to como extent, BY
Most OF tho 1na,sagors boing yory relnotalit to
givo nny opinion on tho aub1oot nothing but tho
above could DO elioitod from thom.
, 1873-11-18
MERiHE DISASTERS..

DErno1r, tt.e]4,, Nov. l7.--Tne steamer Jaya
loft pe!vu!: iant nlgllt for Dntiao, with 81, 900
buai'als Of wheat aa.ooo l,us'tes Of corn, o,ouo
ntrusk rock 1t the Liue-kiIn Crossing, ii,jur-
Ing her 80 that fort Of wntsr lay In hes hold.
vhsn sAs wont e tn dock = hAdsn. Ths
, 1873-11-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,


Fort Of Ul1fcngo.
schr p. Ferguson, Ludlugtop, lamber.
schr A,noekesg, Mantssee, lumber.
Schr Live oak Mnnfstec, lumber.
schr City Of Chicago, ocon,o, lumber.
ssr ssr nsoBaf1s; t. E. Ill., ng9n;tss e. Sssn 1Sg5 a,,~
Bchr Il. J. akidmole Tontwatcr, lumber,
large City Of Grand Haven, Grand Uayen. lumbar.
nargq aa% "a, ,Appsontiso M noy, Grand Haven unbor.
schr !da, Mnskegont lumber.
schr Lumlcrlaan slsiskesyoi,, iurnber,
Sshr Gainc-Cock, auskogou, lumber.
Sehr 7. aimsn.na, Muskegon, lumber.
schr Seventh Ohio, A1nskegon, lumber.
schr g Monsoon. Muakegon, lu,hbsr.
schr Two Droshcrs, Mlekegon. lumber.
8chr O. ]. Roctler, Mustoson, lumber
schr Katn Lyons, Muskcgon, lumhor.
scllr Erontor City. M,!skexon, lu1nbnr.
sshr ssr Aafs,'e ats aos1 MssSssGn Mssao snsr n,r
acow n. N. DHnlIan,, Muskcgou, lumber.
Prop 0hnmpalu, OyacnBburgh, aundr!cs.
stmr shcboygan, Two Rivers, suulries.
5cn, Sehr Orient, {. ,;,a ,0s%sgo' SsS aalt
Prop Plymouth nuffalo, s,,udries,
schr hIinnehaha, 1T. Joaeph, lumber.
Prop A'''f'' Eric, ,c%s4HSn. s.s431fsi . Nav ,x.,v
schr r. J. stln'ore Pontwator, 10 brls beef. is brls
Hour.
Prop Ruaeu, Buffalo, 80 GOO hu wheat, 400 brla -four
2o8 bugs ol-eake, III bags graaa-soad, ia baess
oa-Mea, and atildries.
strnr shcboyaan, Two Rtyers, 800 hidcs brls oil.
Prop Q. Townsend, Buffalo. 1000 hu whost.
Bchr D. +. Bruce Buffalo. 45 lju corn.
schr Annic Voughs Dutfnlo, 1900 bu corn.
gchr City Of Palneasillc, Cleveland, 35 7so bu corn.
8chr H. Blood, Hodge-H Harbor, 3ou bu oat6 brla
pork, aud 6uodrics.
6chr Ataunto, sRuhe River, 1920 bu oats 1,600 b
corn, 325 brls flour. 80 hrla pork, 60 brls beef,
tcs lard. "'
Prop I'm ohailee saugatuck, 1000 hidcs 20 tons coal
8chr North Star pentwator $3.50 bu oa.s ITO bu corn
buy.
schr LtEzie Doak, 10 bra OIL 10 legs beer, and sim
. NI1Itr uLEANANuEg.
6chr WILLIAM Howe, Port Colborne, 1000 hu wheat
schr @ ,Ms,o3,rthEeat, ,s,3, Buffalo, 81, 600 bu barley.
schr Willie Kellor, Buffalo, 1G,1eG bu wheat
str ohamplain, ogdenBburg, 1900 bu corn IS bo1ss
, 1873-11-18

EvANs711IE, Ind, Nov. VA Journal special
snyH tint tho woolen mills at OuenHboro, Ky,
were this morning destroyed by fro. Maaars.
A. G. Wood, John Taylor, and Mr. Pordoro lose
100000. Twenty operatives are thrown out Of
omuloyment
, 1873-11-18

atoamor will be aayed, but hor cargo naa nooeB.
sarily moro or ]oBs Injured.
- PoHT coLnonNE, Nov. 17.-Tho tug Anna ?.
Dorr, from Toledo, with drcdgo and two
tcowa, lost tho ncows iu gale OF Grand nlyor
on Saturday night.
, 1873-11-18
SPAIN.

MApn1p. Nov. 17.-Gen. Pieltain, tho late Cap
tnin~G Genernl Of Cubn. has arrived at Cadiz.
The report current yeatordaY that Admiral
ington, wad to be superseded, il donied.
, 1873-11-18

BANGOR, No., Nov. III. Shaw l. Bros OK
tensive tannery, at jackson Brook was totally
DESTROYED BY fire last night, togothor with about
$780, 900 worth Of stock. Total loss, nearly $100,
600, on Which there il no insurance.
, 1873-11-18
TIRE FANltHC IN ANTICOSTE.

MONTREAL, Nov. 17.--Adyoas from, Anticoutt
atAte that OF 800 Newfouudlauden on the island,
ouly 100 Axs sunplisd with usovialoas
, 1873-11-18
Suft1 In dnlinmnpo1is Against the
Republic Ere insurance Company.

Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
IHp1AHApoL1s, Iud, Nov. II. Judgments
.ero rendered today in tho United States DIG
Of tho Nepublio Fire Insurance Company, Of
Chicago, againat atockholderB who refused to
pay auaasaMents after tho groat fire in Chicago.
, 1873-11-18
CONSTITUTIONAL,

NEW foRx, NOV. 17.--Jndse .Larrenore has
doci''et that tho now po!iccJustice act IL oonbt-
tutipunl.
, 1873-11-18

Scllenck's Mandrake Pills.

GEedlans. and athogh they eotirey bperseo Tho uss
at droot upon tic vof .Sd xre sslaable remedy Il
~ ctses of arrangement resulting fro,n dlsordesod
lpdgostion slok ltaadaohe. Typhoid Feyers d., No.,
For QAi1 by all ufHg1istA andd dHao --'
, 1873-11-18
4 Shit Brought BY the Ottawa Glass
Company to Kcatst tIao Nnymc1lt OF
tho u<lx ON Capital Stock.

the U<.x Ola Capital Stock.
spectat Dispateh to 7he Chicago Tribune.
bfonR1s, ILL.,, Noy. 17.-The Circuit Court Ia
now in uession. The docket is very light, thoro
being only nino important casca for the LaSaIo
Circuit. An important question is to-day boforo
tho Court on the application OF tho Ottawn Glass
Company. to restrain tho County Clert from OK
tending tho tax on the amount raigcd by tho
Assessor, by taxing tho capital stock over and
nbovo the amount Of property hold by tho Com
rauy. Judge Caton and son sppcar for tho Com
pany, and ask for q temporary Injunction,
, 1873-11-18
4 Colorcd Woman, Being Elected
from a Endies' Car, 12ccovcra Dn1n-

from a Endies' Oara t2cc0Vora Dnnl-
ugoa.
WASHINGTON, Nov 17.-1n the case Of Cathar-
ino Brown (colorod) against tho Washington,
Alexandria l. Georgetown Railroad Company, to
recover damages for personal injuries In being
put out Of q lalios car, tho Supreme Court to-
dny ths on ta 5ns mad f1f n9dng 1{
tho acton WAS properly sustained against tho
company. This doos not decide tho gono,al
question Of the right Of railroad companies to
make regulations Hoparating races in their cars
IN the absence Of charter provisions prohibit
ing 1t.
, 1873-11-18
MacMahon Desires that Ills
Dictatorship Begin I'M
mediately.
But the Prolongation Committee Re-
fuse Their Consent,
Successful Progress Of The English
In the Asilantee War.
Mexican Federal Troops Keeping the
Peace in Monterey.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 17.-prosilent Maoalahon nont
uosaago to tho Assembly to-iny. which, was pre-
Hontod and read By the Duko do Droslio. Tho
President says that 1t has boen decided; as bost
for tho interests OF the country to aBtt Of the AS
Bembly tho prolongation Of tho powers Of tho
presont Executive for aoven yoara.. Ho deems
1t Ills duty to indioato the guarantees without
which It would be imprudont for linn to accept
tho task Of governing the country. Ho points
out tho bud offect Of the postponcment Of
tho beginning Of tho nrolongntion until
after tho constitutional bills arc
voted. Such o courae would diminish
his authority and render 1t moro uncertain. He
Expresses the strongest desire for 4 apoodY dia-
cushion Of the constitutional bills, II luis term
is prolonged he will uao tho powers granted in
tho defense of tho conservative ifoaB which Le s
convinced arc those Of the majority Of tho ma
ton.
Aftor tho adjournment Of tho Assembly, Min
listers De Droglie, Battle, and Ernou attended Il
meeting Of the Committee on Prolongation, aud
submitted tho propositions Of the President's
message. Tho Committee consented to term
Of soyon years, but refused to yiold on the other
points.
THE nAzA1NE TRIAL.
PARIS, Nov. 17.-Iu the Dazatio Court-Martial
to-day. III. Dloudin, Director Of tho Bank Of
Trance, IN Metz, during tue Bogo, testified that
Gen. Cofflueera urged him to conceal n quantity
Of gold 0n the Goth Of August, snying tho
Prnasiana would enter tho city in few dnys.