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Chapped Hands nd Rough ska Cares
by using JUMPER TAR SOAP, manufactured by CAS'
WELL, HAZARD CO., New York.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Is tho Best In
the world the only and perfect dye harmless rs
able iusta ntaneOus. At all druggists
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"a BROKEN RAIL"

Almost a Holocaust on the Pittsburg and Erie
Railroad-A Train Thrown Over Thirty
Foot Embankment-The Carriages Take
Fire-Names ofthe Passengers Injured.
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The Native Labor Kidnappers Still Engaged
in Their Infamous Traffic.

News from Melbourne to New York Within
Twenty-f -four Hours.
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A.-HcrrinS's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and ISL Broadway, corner Of Murray street.
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INDIA.

Movements Of the United States War Ship Lacka-
wanna or Coast-"AI Well" on Board.
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scalp hunters oppose the rush OF progress it
will surely crush them; if they accept its con-
ditions it will befriend and lift them up
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GERMANY.
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Imperial Decoration for the Prince Premier.
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BERLIN, Jan. 8, 1879.
His Majesty Emperor William has conferred the
order of the Black Eagle upon Prince Bismarck.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Jan. Al A. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., JAM Al A. NJ.
Synopsis Jor the Past T,oentyJou Hours.
The low barometer on Thursday night central
over Lake Michigan, has moved northeastward
into Canada, accompanied by brisk and high winds
cloudy and ioggy weather is now prevailing from
Maryland and Pennsylvania to New Eng
land, with light to fresh westerly winds cloudy
weather, occasional light snow and brisk, high
westerly winds over the Lower Lake region; from
Nebraska to Southern Ohio and southwark to the
Gulf and South Atlantic coasts ana Virginia light
to fresh westerly winds and clear weather, except
for the South Atlantic coast, where fogs are re-
ported Light snow has fallen nom Minnesota
and Eastern Iowa eastward over the Upper Lake
region. The river has decidedly risen during the
evening at Pittsburg
PROBABILITIES.
For New England westerly to northwesterly winds,
increasing to fresh and brisk; falling temperatures
and clear and clearing weather for the Middle
states; westerly to northwestery winds, falling
temperature and clear and clearing weather, the
former diminishing In force over the Lower Lake
region from the South Atlantic coast to
the Ohio Valley northwesterly to westerly
winds, falling temperature and clear weather;
for the Gulf States northerly to easterly
winds and clear weather; from the Ohio Valley to
the Upper Lake region generally clear weather and
westerly winds. backing gradually TO southerly;
for the Northwest diminishing pressure, southerly
winds and very probably increasing cloudiness and
threatening weather.
The majority OF the midnight tclegraphIc reports
from Upper Michigan and Wisconsin to Minnesota
are missing.
The Weather I'm the City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
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Steamboat Sunk Near Pittsbur2-Two
Steamers Wrecked at Rochester.
THE WEATHER THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY

Cold, But Moderating Down East.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, Jan. g. 1873.
Yesterday was the eleventh day in succession
that the mercury has been at or below zero at
rise. The average degree OF cold at that hour has
been from ten to twelve degrees below zero, and
the average at noon has been from eight to ten de-
grees above zero. To-day the weather Is m0derat-
ing, with an easterly wind and heavy rain.
The Fog Spreading Over New Hamp-
shire.
CONCORD, Jan. 3, 1873.
A great change has taken place in the weather
A dense fog prevails and the snow Is rapidly melt
ing.
A Rain Storm in Boston.
BOSTON, Jan. 3, 1873.
heavy rain has been falling since early this
morning and street travel is greatly impeded by
the ice and melting snow.
Along s'King'' Hudson.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. g. 1873.
The sudden thaw continues and the heavy body
Of snow is disappearing rapidly. Crossing on the
Ice at many points on the Hudson River has be-
come dangerous.
Mild, Foggy and slushy In Philadel-
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. g. 1873.
The weather Is mild and the snow Is melting
rapidly. There is a heavy fog on the river, but it
does not materially impede the lerryboats.
The National Ca pitol in Fog.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3, 1873.
There is dense fog here to-day. 1t appeared
early in the morning and seems to grow thicker as
the day lengthens.
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AVtTdRt ytSItTUdy oo1a
Average temperature for corresponding date
last yeag,.'.,,,,,,.,us,., ,tusi,, tsvln
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The Weather I'm the City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
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Tho Fog Spreading Over New Hamp-
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A Rain Storm in Boston

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Well In Three Days.
"IIoarse crow-bad pain in the chest,
Harassing cough and at night no rest"
What have you trsed Fifty things you say;
Not a mite Of use, money thrown away.
Use HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR.
spell
In three days mark that you'll he sound and WELT
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

roken rail was the cause Of the accident.
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STORM IN EUROPE.

up the infamous practice.
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Along "King' Hudson.
The National Capitol In a Fog.

WASHINGTON, JAZZ 9, 1873.
There is a dense fog here to-day 1t appeared
early in the morning and seems to grow thicker as
the day lengthens.
, 1873-10-23

ones porahetl IN tho flnnlos. -Four o!hcrs Of tho
ohdren hrcly escaped With tl!or lives, being terribly
burned No HaGder slight could be conceived than Tue
arccacc Of thoao .Rtx 1itt!o chnrroa and blseseed
nf ride S s9 @ tint q tsf xa ofvo ncf
nars, there woro seven more angels In hcavon.
1tnetnnn who In from Tho wcBt last evening
from Fnitbnry, Neb, says that the wholn country lMa
been burned over south Of that rlace TINT the d.
etr1ettun Of property II in,mense an lint In Tcnh4
lc County alono seventeen persons hare beeh burned
to death -
Gu tlo line Of tho 81. Joseph h Denver Iailroad;
from Aexhndra 10 Hastings. tho ont!ro country llas
been burned over resulting In tho destruction Of con-
siderable property.
Noar Astc SUTTON, on tho samo roa great denl Of
property Inns been destroyed BY hrc Among !l!s
heaviest loHcra iB Cant. Frank White who had 8Co
hnlcla of corn md 100 tons Of lny destroyed Anot
half 11e OF the tics on the ut. Joseph an1 Denvor
track weso burned, and Conductor billy Williams had
10 roay Ii, ~ we'll ~ intl,ao III much profenty be-
foro l,6 could get Ills traiu over tho toad. hlany
other ciiizcns III the vicinity also lost largely In stock
an.l gr;iui
NO hear Of prariu res, resulting III loaa but are WILL
ont particulars.
, 1873-10-23
FINANCIAL
The Situation in Wall
Street Unchanged.
Great Excitement Over the
Presidents Financial
PanaCCa.
Question Of Yeracity Betwecn Sec
rctary Richardson and New
York Bankers.
The clearinghouse to Find
Out Whether He Did or
He Didn't.
The indebtedness Of the New York
Banks $l4,000.000 More
than Last October.
Secretary Richardson Wants
/ Elastic Currency
/ Bonds.
The Comptroller Wants $25,0o0,000
t lhlore Currency for Equal
izing Bank Capital.
WASHINGTON.
Secretary Richardson Wants
Elastic Currency
Bonds.
The Comptroller Wants $25,0o0,000
!1ore Currency for Equal
izing Bank Capital.
WASHINGTON.
Gpecfat Dfsratrh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
THE n1zTrfnI,1-1cs, op or,uprx,x

sptefa! Dfsratrh 10 Tbs Chicago 7rfbunt.
THE p17rnrHurIoN OF CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 22-Tho Comptroller Of tho
Currency Ia out With statement to tho eect that AZ
has repeatedly been foreshndowcd in these dispatches
ho will In his ncxt annual report to Congress rgc tho
repeal ct the law authorizing tho withdrawal Of S.
100000 Of National Bank currency from the Eaatoru
States for diatributon amongst the Western States,
thoy not having their just proportion. At tho sao
time, he will recommend that tho National Bank notes
bo Increased SIS 000 and that the whole Of this
amount DO distributed aneng tho Wostorn and South
ern States.
T7b &he AssoctateI F5e.s1
1NDEDrEpNEss OF NEW YORK DANKs.
WAsn1HaToH Oct. ga statement Of tho condi-
ton Of tho fortyelgh New York City National Banks
owed this year to banks and bnnkers outside tue city
0o0 moro than In Ocober Of last year. aud to
their tonl indebtedness to depositors about oo6
ono Of tho prominent features OF recommendations
tho United statca will be III favor Of i4Bng sories
Of currency bonds, convertible into grcenbacks aui
back again Into currency at tho option Ut the holder.
THE Thirst RATIONAL.
:, NEW YorK, Oct: "A Washington dispatch says
Tho 1secc!yer Of the First National Dauk ia busily
ensnged n, n | vsrftyng tho aeeeun!s presented
poets to announce dividend Of 80 per cent"
FRocEED1Nua IN BANKRUPTCY.
WAsH1So1os, Oct. 2a:-Anoshor case Of alleged
4 CO. The petitioner ia njanln p. Buckncr, former
~ Of Tcxaey and MI order has been made to show
Totraoo On ons the 2 ist Ths
asRnee IT, 'F heass nas 'sss' s & rSa
ted viii, Jay cooko Co. eeriicAe Of deposit for
50, 600 and 81 900 general dcpostor and checked
out s40o, leaving to- Ills credit $4,000, which lie
clatms.
LEaAr-TENDEns.
Outstanding lcEal-tcndcrs, $3.50, ,8A6,488.
, 1873-10-23
PITTSBURGH,
Er<cta1 Dtpateh to The Cafeago Tribune.

REDUCTION OF WAGES.
P7TTanunau, Pa, Oct. o2.-The Western Dar-Iron
Association held meeting yesterday afternoon at
their rooms in this city. They resolved to roduce tho
price Of iron 61u Of cent making the present card
rates 1910 cents per pound. Under the existing
rangement regards wages this will cause re1uo-
ton OF from IN to l2 per cont In the pay Of al skilled
workon n iron. reduction was alno nado Of 10 per
cent on thu wages Of nDcaasihcd lnbor Hnch c1l-
giueers romou roll hands, luborers, etc. Laborors who
have boen receiving than $t.50 per day will
receive 9.o0 por week. The employees who haYe been
working under what Is termed tho sliding scale will
b obliged to submit to similar reduction.
MANuFACTU1EM8 OHpERH.
4 general interchange Of opinion was had ut tho
meeting, and aoue manufacturers reported orders
plenty; otlers mado rather gloomy reports. It was
aecdod however, to keep the mills in operation for
the present without regard TO the above.
6LAsS AND IRON MANUFACTURERS INTERVIEWED.
Your correspondent has interviewed HOME prominent
iron men and glass manufacturers, who havo assured
him that they must stop Boon, unless collections
como In faatcr. prominent ginss man has sol, GOO
worth Of drafta which had becn Bcnt West for coeo
ton al Of which worc returned with tho exception Of
for 1000. st. Lon1s banks hold great deal Of
fusa to pay over until such time AZ they fecl dis
posed,
have with exception. acled honorably and their
collections from this city haya been promptly paid
over. Hurc, from present indications, unesa
money looaens up soon many OF our mills Will have to
suspend. Men whose property would foot up half q
million dollars cannot raiRe sufficient On thcr notes to
pay their hands,
, 1873-10-23

PHILADELPHIA.

Special Di*pateh TO The Chicago tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-An1ounts larger than $50
not being paid at tho City Trcasurcrs office ut
present. The given by tho clerks s that tho
city is short Of fundn II il with great difficulty that
any Of the brokers be induced to cash any Of these
warrants. One or two parties urgently requiring
money werc today compelled to pay 10 per cent for It,
PRODUCTS or THE MINT.
a. Louden snowdon, Chief Coner Of tho Mint, de-
lvercd this morning to ex-0oy. Pollock, superinsend
ent, $4,000 IN new donblc-cagles. This Ia by
for the largcst delivery made In day ut tho
philadephin Mint a1d IL doubtless the largest ever
made at any mint. The weight Of tho coin Ia tona.
B1LvEn nAus RECEIVED rnoM cu1oAao.
Tho superintendent reports that Chicago firm hha
sent $780, 900 in silver bars for conago into halves,
quarters, and ltnca, being tho first au Of nny large
amount from private parties which has been received
BILyEn COINS IN DEMAND,
Applications arc daily nado ut tho Treasury Depart
mcn for information respecting the bc p,r-
suod to stc3ro silver coin i'll snmB from $t00 to
, 1873-10-23
SPRINGFIELD.

4 Truc hsitl Found Against EH-Dol1cc.
tor Ea1arpcr--S1aabfCiotls rhnst Or Ono
of agic Hek in Dlstti1ors' E3onds--So1ne
Alterations in tho Tstriff Adopted ny
the Railroad Commissioners.
Specfui Dt.poteh to The Chfeaao 7rbune.
srn1NaF1ELp, ILL.,, Oct. 22.-Tho Grand Jury In tho
United Staten District Court hnye found bill against
John T. Harper, ate Collector Of this district. It wos
returned to tho Court this morning It charger him
with onbezzlng slo4 III unitel 8tatea Government
fuuds Tho authorities nro still OF the opinion thht
Harper Is In Canada, but haVe no definite knowl-
edge Of tho placo where he is concealed and 1t Ia mot
probable thnt any great effort will 10 niAdG to find
hstn.
Tic jury are still cngagca upon tho case OF Albert
Smith. chief cicrk Of Harper, but there seems to nn
bonD hitch, and 1t Ia not certain when tho le1nlt WILL
An IMPORTANT oABE
has been trial n tho United States District Court
since yesterdays against Daniel u. Wcstcrman, Of tho
pcEfn Alcohol Company, aud hs surct!es for s4aooo
penalties Tho bond Of Wesernan m coa1d .l'ts, ~. DO
tory, and tho Government was therefore compelled to
take no1.snit. It turned out that tho bond bad been
others given by pckin distl1crs It Is not known who
took tho bond but tho fact Of thcr being gone would
ton Of tl1o ato Collector with tho pen issiilsTs In
their attempts to defraud tic Government.
TIE RAILROAD AND wAl1EHousE ooMMiss1oFEns
havo now completed al tho schedules Of freight and
passenger rntcH for tho different roats In tho state
tho work Is in tho State Prlntora handH. The follow
witch wero published: Toledo, Wabash d Western,
Western Union Chicago, Danvll1o l. Vlnccnnca To-
uauo; indianapolis, Bloomington l. Westorn, AMI
tho Illinois It it, Louis Railroads. Their passenger
tariff III 3l{ ccna per mile.
The Peoria, pekin Il Jacksonville, tho Peoria Rock
Island, and the Rockford, Rock 1sland h Ut. Louis
Roads hnyc 10 per cent added, md 3 ccnts PCT milk
for passengers.
All tho other railroads to Which tho published
schcdus did not apply will DO allowed addition oi
Is per ceut and cents per milo for passengers. The
passenger rates. therefore, range from AZ to cents
| mile.
The Commissioners haYe visited to-day Hantoll1
Ludlow and Onargo on tho Illinois Central Railroad
taking testimony IN regard to tho o1tortiona which
have been pracsiccd. They visit Gilman, Fnirbury
| and PONTIAC tomorrow,