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not getting paper out in time, it is
that offered by the Panama star 0ad
Hcrald. The editor says that the Gov
eminent troops were keeping up con-
tinuous fire on the door of his sitting
room, and half II dozen shots did not
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The connecting link between the ami
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The New Orleans Ucrdld calls the
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guise.' 1t is so thoroughly disguised y
that great many persons don't rccog-
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of all
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OUR READERS should be careful to
notice that Proctor & CANDLES Stamp il
upon tho bars of their Moated German Soap,
as all good articles are initiated, and this Soap
being 30 popular, other manufacturers have
copied their stamp.
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A GOOD article is always sure to sell.
This is proven by the Elmwood and
Warwick collars, the sale of which is
steadily increasing Com.
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SOME idea of the rate Mt which the
forests of the Northwest are falling be-
gathered from the following: The
total amount of lumber run out of Cass
river, Mich, this season, is about
S0,000,000 feet, ont of the An Ores
6O,00o,00O, out of the Rife booms
100000 and out of the Saginaw
$4,000, 600.
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ROBERT LAIRD COLLIER is regular
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FRIEND.-l Com.
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No. 2i5 Fulton street, New York.
Sid hv Dyugqists ami Chemists, and dealers ~
Medicines, at TWENTY-FIVE GENTS A BOX.
, 1873-12-04
GILMAN, CLINTON & SPRINGFIELD.
Judge Trent Recalls and Dissolvos
His Injunction.
Judgo Tipt0r's Receivers In Possess
sion Of tho Road.
The Company's Officials Ordered to Obey
Receiver Hinckiey.

Special Dispatch to Tbs Catcaqo Tribune.
srn,sor1ELp. ILL.,, Doc. 9.-Juigo Treat made
the following order III tho Gilman. Clinton &
Springfield Railroad case this morning: 1lay-
Ing hoard tho arguments OF tho coun-
aol Of tho respective parties on Tho question OF
tho jurisdiction Of this Court oyor tho snbjcot
mattor OF this suit, md being sufficiently advised
III tho premises, 1t IL ordered aud dcereod TINT
for want OF s,tsh Jurisdiction tho injunction
heretofore issuoa In tAia causo be recalled and
dissolved. fSlgnnd1 9. N. TREAT"
LII. mINoKLEY rLAoED IN POSSESSION.
50 aoon III tho decision Of Judge Treat was
declared, Tho opposition to tho full possession
Of tho road by Mr.. Hlnckloy was withdrawn /;
nEl ho Ina beou vigorously to work to,tlay taxi
Ing nil inventory Of tho papers and property Of
nl kit,tls which arc to come into lis puFsession.
II IL eafd that llo Intends to make IL number Of
improvements III the ,,,anagomont Of the road,
OH, Of which will be to run a seoping-car be-
twaon this city and Chicago, aud returning from
Chlcagoto this city.
A CARD FROM Mn. MELVIN.
Mr, Melvit', tho President of lho road. issuod
n c.rt this afternoon ANNOUNCING to the aEonts
un:i employees Of tile roal that Mr.. Hinckloy.
thu Recover nppointol untlcr tho orders Of tile
Mclean County Circuit Court, had FREQ anl tull
po:sesHion mid TINT they should tako notice Of
Tho tact, ard govern themselves accordingly.
, 1873-12-04

A Stream Tint Won't fse NhytGntcd.-
Organization OF the Ss.gi.ansv River
Improvement observation-disclosures
to He Ast6otl for mn nArrrorrinttoia.6sM 6sM
Special E,spasch TO The CAfcaao Tribune.
EAST SAa1SAw, Ntch., Doc. 3.-E1orts havo
boon ma1e for Bomo tin,o to Recuro tho improve
mont OF tho upper portion Of the Saginaw River,
or so much Of 1t AZ is located within Saginaw
County, and large amount Of money has boon
appropriated bY the citien md towns ut various
times, but no permanent channel has boon so-
cured. Dars form Immediately after tho spring
froslhots, and the g1oatest part OF the
scason Of navigation 10 passed bofore tho
ohstruotions aro removed. Last summer
tho War Department was importunod
for holp, antl q survey was made last fall under
the Bupe.utcndonco Of tho Department.. 0eu
Weltzol also gnvo tho mattor como attention,
aud, It iB believed, will recommend to Congress-
to make an appropriation for tho purpose Of &C.
curing permanent chal,nol.
In f,lrtherance of tllis purpose, public noet-
inY Of citizens WIS held this afternoon, which
WIS vol attended, by yInanufacturorHaus business
1ucil. 1eoBolutiunB woro nopte1 reoitfng tho int
portarco Of tho improvement Of tho SAGINAW
nivor TINT tho navigation OF tho river IL OF
uaslonnl Importance, an1 justly ontitled to, u
natlupal appropriation and recommending tho
formation Of au association to DO known III tho
Saglnaw Rlvor improvement Company. The
organization ia voluntary ono each per-
soo joining to pay a membership Of 81, to be
uaod for Incidental expenses, and expended
under tho direction Of tho officers, who will also
receive and issbtlrao Buch other assessments as
arc imposed. A committee OF Beyen waB ap-
pointed for tho purpose OF corresponding With
other citics boards Of Trade, &c. ai,d to invite
thoir cooperation. Tho oifieers to bo elected
will consist Of presilont, Secretary. and Exeou-
tive Committee. A meeting iB to 10 called
within fow days for tile purpose Of completing
The organization.
, 1873-12-04

WASHINGTON, D. c., Doc. 3.--For tie north
west aud southwark over tho Missouri. cloudy
and oo!aer woathor, with SNOW, will prevail dur
ing tho night, tic pressure increasing in this
district with fresh md brisk north
westerly to southwestarly wlnds aud
partly cloudy weather on Thursday.
For tho Upper Lako region, thence southwark
fresh and brisk variable winds during tho night,
tho temperature falling decidedly from Kentucky
nortllwart by Thursday evening. For tho Lower
Lako region, Now England, mud tho northern
Ing eastarly to southerly Winds, with
threatening weather and areas OF rnin
For tue southern portion OF tho Middle statea
and South Atlautio StatoB, diminishing pressure,
southoaBterly to southwestorly winds, nud partly
cloudy weather. For tho Gulf stasos southerly
winds, with cloudy and threatening weather on
the coast, tho temperature falling in the Lower
Mississippi Valley and westward.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS,
CHICAGO. Dec. Al 4. m.
, 1873-12-04

From I1avro ho goes to paria, and after nogo-
liatuE tranfy with Franco lo viatts berlin and
l4ontlon. 11o o1pcctH to accomplish l,ia mission
Whom he comoH bnclt hc will liayo lilo tcH for
tho dnpnneso stamps engraved, mud purchase q
largu quantity of bage md bagging, aud other
aHsistant At R5.ooo year Year. 'I: and two e]orhs I ~! at
$500 eaoh to trnvol with him. WllIlo Naysiimi
1Iisaki Ia nominnliy rostmaBtor-G -Ganoral OF ,Ia-
mn. Bryan IL Tho tohl loal Of tho department..
It was 1T DryanFs suggestion that bfayel,ini Ill
enhl wnH raised from iii inferior clorkship In tho
Finance Department to tho poyllion l,o now oc-
cuples, aud tho grateful chief ia tho young
Anlcrlcana most devoted iriond.
Japan l,ns never had wllas could bo called d
pontal service. Thoro WAS a sort Of postal ex-
press through different parts Of tho island, but
1t did not ncot tho requirements Of the people.
Tho Government ia now for tho first timo hay-
ing surveys mntle, with the view OF establishing
poBt-loada, and tho work. Mr.. Bryan thinks,
will bo finished boforo Ills roturu.
, 1873-12-04
THE DOCTORS.

Tho military Trnct Medical Society ut
snleshurKs
aALEsnuno. ILL.,, Dec. 3.-The Military
Tract Homeopathic Medical Society was in
session OIL Touaday aud Wednesday, with larger
alto ndance and many valuable papers we're read
by delegates from the st. Louis aud Chicago
m edcs Bocietios. Tho officers for the ensuing
year are: President, DR.. A, q. Potter, Maquon j;
Secretary, pr. !: Harts Miller Abingdon Treaa- T.
Secretary, DR.. Pareons, Kowanee; Yico-Presi-
dent, E. K. Weetfall. Bushnell.
, 1873-12-04
DEATH IN THE CUP.
Horrible Cuso OF Poisoning in Mon-
trcnl-.ScyGM Persons Dead md VAreo
Moro Fatally sick.

horrible Cnso OF Poisoning in n1on-
trcnl--ScyGn PersonH Dead and TAreo
Moro Fatally sick.
From the 4fohtreat Gaxktte, Nop. %.
On Wednesday night man named Ffaherty
brought to his dwelling III Tabb'a Yard, Herniuo
street. largo yessol containing about half
gallon Of liquid. Ho waa attracted by itg odor
and tasso, aud. hont upon carouse, invited q
number Of his friends aud neighbola to drink
With him. Tho invitation WAS gladly accepted.
md aomo ten poreonH wero eoon engaged
swallowing glass after glnss OF tho deadly
liquor IN full confidence Of ita genuine-
neBs. Ono Of tho party WAS boy 10
yeara Of nge, named ihayor,, who was supplied
OIL night was spent BY the merry associates aud
they separated to their various abodoo. The
first to become Ill was the boy Thayer. Early
yesterday morning ho was astackod with von1it-
,ug and burning pains, ThoHo who had assisted
him to his doom assembled round him. Unsus-
picious Of their impending fate, they did what
they could to relieve hiH ffjghtful agony. But
while so engaged tho baneful poison began ita
terrible work III tho1r midst. They experienced
the same symphonic as tho lad before them.
alafni for themselves. and those who had gathered
to allay hs wrthlng pains wore shortly In
tue throoa Of death. Attracted by thor crios the
ucielbors entered the house, aud there wltneaB-
cd scene mover +. DO forgotten, III room of
", tho unnitting author Of 1Ls tragedy lay with
Lis wife. both 1T tho gasp Of death. Another
room Of equally small dimensions contained q
lnan named Harley and his wife, apparently dy-
Ing, wlnlo In yot another box-wo cannot Gull
them rooms-was q tluoly-built young man,
William Dronnau, writltng in fearful agony. III
another house iu the yard AIRS. Dunn, momber
OF the previous evenings party, was alao groau-
Ing IN pain. Medical assistance WAS soon pro-
cured, Drs. Dugdalo. Latooaue, and Major arriy-
Ing shortly after tue horrible dsscoyory. All
that professional skill could suggeBt aud willing
lauds could execute WAS lono to avert tho fate
Of tho dying onos Antiaoles were administered
to all. but unfortunately without effect. Tho
boy Thayer died shortly afterwards. Harkey's
vito waA naxt to Bucoulnb There sho lay ln d
mtaerable bunk. her husband iuaeuaible to hor
1ato owing to liis own euifa1inga. flalorty did
not survive lomg afor luis vito, who died IN tho
afternoon. Illus four OF tho Buirerars died
within very fow honre. The other fingered on
~ trightfui agony, aud ut O'clock last
night Mrs. Dunn was 9 corpse. Ono OF those
who composed Tho party Of tho previous
oyoning WAS no infatuated with tho liquor
that no filled bottla with 1t und took II 10
llia roaidonco i'll bylenham strcot, Quebec sll-
burbH. Upon hearing OF this strenuous eiforta
wore niado to prevent itA consumption. Low iar
these ctfora wolo SUCCESSFUL 1t was ul!licuit to
aHoerain last night. All sorts Of conalotiug ~.
mora nero circulating. 4 large number y sAld
10 have tmblhsd the poison In tSc ea48sses'
, 1873-12-04
new EANS MARKET.

NEW onLEAKs, Disc. -BnrApsruFFa-Flour In
good local lsnnnd Xxx, s8.UD xxx, $g50ta7.50;
family, 3s.o3. Corn quiet at 75o. Oats eaay at $50
b7c.
BRAN-Stcady ut sl.C0.
11Ar-Dull prl,ne, 81 90: choice, $a7 90.
Aera quiet at G;4c clear sidcs 7:c Da*:on iii better
demand and t'tnor at oa5!Sc1:es7E@s@stSa4c
fnod scarce und Arm; tiercc as5sHo; heg. 149loc.
Gnoos:A1ts-sngar dull and dropping; common.
6Ho good to fair, 767 Ae: primo tn choice, 8584c.
Molasssu firm; Centrifugal, 3o@35c; fa!r, 48Gs4oo;
prime to choice, 6t@56c.
Ell1sKY-Dull Ut 9<@Y5c for Cincinnati.
, 1873-12-04
ADAMS COUNTY, 1T.

1ts Agricultural Productions for 1873.
The following extracts arc takou from DR..
Farmor's report to tho State Tarmora' Associa-
80, s, ~ t,,o roar 1a7a ""'o '7'S'*'
''ou ~ sAo 'o"l Ao'. -.. -....,,
Adams County las twonty-one organized
townships. Each township is aubdtTided into
nftaon T., oor1, ,ogorrod oc,or3n1 to r,,r,hor ~
ss,'s,e-a sJ ,;s.,s.sSa r,,a ns,a~ -, ~.
soholafs ana hleh"ayH' Inc oraoe or 1ue
Patrons OF Hnabandfy, anu Agricultural ano
Mechanical Associations, arc yet in their in-
ra,at;ro ' ~ tho ] n,ar1.etsh,a nro;,,o,;ona ard
4o4"s''o ~ wv '"". Ao'Aof' 'Aeo"o]oA" "1o
gradual lhcroase OF "eaita IN any county
is very difficult to arrive at but ere
o,d n,,t,,,1 t,onost nil, ho l.,
eonultson 70 give tho most feian4o inioFmatton
on all the topics within their sphere OF action
There should be Club or Grange in oyory town
co1 ho at,rt h ho h.ndoa oyor ~ o,c,, ochoo1.
oaa ~ a""' s ~ w na.ao" ~. " eaeN soaou
toacnef IN hls to"n' one OF theae aent 70 eaoA
farmer in that 8chool.district to be hled up,
tary. he can forward his statement to tho secro-
tary Of tho County Association who, in turn,
chi compile and transmit 1t to tho Secretary OF
tie State organization and, IN order that no
collision may OCCUR as bokHoon the lranges md
Clubs, their seoretarios should oct in unison.
Under our present arrangement, have
found It very difficult to got eyon a
basis OF action md uany departments
which should bs embraced IN @ report Of this
character have boon compelled TO omit entirely
Tho mechanical department Of Quincy, Camp
Point, and other towns viii afford the subject Of
anothor report.
WHEAT
Tho total numher OF ncros iii what ia Co. 254.
from which wa haye a yied of 54 75t bushels -
fraction over 15M busLels to tha noro. Elli1g-
to,1 TownsLjp giyea tho largest average Dor nero
keone tile smallest We may safely estimate
that at least col ,OG7 bushels arc raised aud Of
fered for market, tic residue tor homo necossi-
tiog Al the oDonino of tha market whont oom-
manded at the various purchasing points al 80
to 81 40. Tho sudden collapev in financial o!r-
clos roduced It to s1,--lhus mating difference
against our farmers OF $241, 1886.
CORN
At thiB time FOOT q corn has not been pnfh.
| erod, It ia geloraliy conceded that the ayorugo
viii be about 80 bushels to tilo acre, though tiio
| figures Of estimates from tho bost-informel
| timates from tbs most Intelligent portion who
arc in the main the most systematic and pfoduct-
| iyo olasa Taking this a. q bReis for tho 1D3 B02
aoroa iu corn, tho ort,o yield Of tie county will
be- O. lOs 08O bushels. or this, nearly two-thriis
will 10 consumed on tho farms Of transferred to
l,12o''o5o Gushols estimated value, eGo0,o0o.
Hay,
Tnoro are a0,419 actos exclusively used
, 1873-12-04
RELIGIOUS.


Dr. Cunan1ins nnd tho Episcopal
Church.
From tho Se,o York Tirnss, Dec. 2.
Tho Right How. B. o. Smith, D. D., has issued
the following paper. Tho authorities Of tho
Church asacrt tint this action Of tho Church has
no reference to Dr. Cumtnins' act Of mixed COM
munion but refors solaly to bis abandonment Of
the communion Of tho Episcopal Church, md
bis puhlicy~avowod purpose to organize
schiBm in tho same;
Notice han been received from the Secretary Of the
Standing Committee Of tue Diocese Of Kentucky TINT
prescntment for trial Of George David Cunnltns. ..
D., has hceu prepared for ofenses Numbers und 5,
Ut sec Canon Q, Titla 2, namely: First, For vioa
tou Of thu conAtltuti0n and carous Ut Tho Qelaral
Convention second, for breach Of ha cousecratiou
VOW
Be It known, therefore, that any Episcopal net of
his pending these proceedings will be null and void;
ind II hoped TINT respect for law aud order tho
part of ull ncmbors Of this Church will restrain them
from giving any countunance whatever to tie move
ulent III Which Dr.. cu,umtus is engaged.
y. j.. SMITH,
D1ahop OF Kentucky, and Presiding Bishop.
Ho1oEEN, Dec. !, 1873.
, 1873-12-04

City voto In Favor Of Securing the
Location at n Manufacturing Cons
phny.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MonR1s. Dec 8.-Yoaterday an informal eleo-
tion was had to decide whether tho city should
issue bonds to tho amount Of 91D.0 600 to induce
tho Sherwood Manufacturing Company to re-
move horc, Tho voto stood $50 IN favor to 52
acailut,
, 1873-12-04

century rs % ono ot tho first hortioulturists Of hIs
State
uoopra7.n. N. y. Nov 81, 1877.
J. r. Thompson, Es1., Gru,sa Ia,{ds, Men,:
Dean s1n: Your favor Of tls 1oth tust. came carly
u hand National Centennial 7, Horticultural socesy
i"n earoo of fo 1nrt1eniIral ,n ~
Of ha m nrcat nIposton Gomitcps ara
now Engaged ID preparing plsns for buildings such as
pIantouses. conHeFyatoros etc nlso, tho ground
appropriated to this purpose.
INC intention Ia TO hayo horticultural nnd pomo-
4osi W haH ~ nan @ ueon aoun'
M nco enmice e;o w @ ~ ar n'Gs a o,
tho subject, mud ako sri steps as will securo pll
honorable representation of ther Btae Ia is garden
aud orchard products, on thts occasion. Tho bout
horticultural establishments III Europe will be repre-
eentcu , Mo sna oox @ aor gsauu aiaax from yonr
invo!t.e M sase, Wy aof suca possons 81 WI" organize
'ns sa I,aie oHn nrssro in teepuu vou advtsed y,
progress. Yours truly, pATnlok BARRY.
The President appointed committee Of three
II cona;1er Mr.. pnrrv,a ,ettor.
m,' Tee. n.. ~. -13 . . H.,
Ano oooso..siy muaen'oa ~ W. oo'lots ~ up,
pie from a. q. GAuuont OF law LAW, WHO wished
its status determined. It hal gone by Tho namo
of tie Western Baldwin. but wss afterwards
called the RuIicou, Tho question Of tho status
Of tho gnple wes referred to q copnitteo Of
iva.
The Secretary read an account Of the action
nrovinualy taknn nv t]1o I,orin]atnra for
iinakinr an appropriation for the stato
po,nolop,cal Snciety. Tue bill for
lilo a1,6rnurintion Ind nasged both Houses.
hnt VIA Afterwards hid on tue table. Tle namoa
Of M members Of the Legislature who. who voted for and
ssn;nst tho hin wore rond. rhe hill waa last hy
lie decision Of Ills Sneaker. who declared tlnt
tio onnronrintion waa far rriyate nurnoses. Tic
Eocratnry tIenioti Fiat il WIS for = nriyate pur-
,,oso Ibe Pon,o]oricnl gooiotv interaetod Iii
Ind thercforo. wan ,,ot of nriynto chnraoter.
NIr. n II. ivan. of pymouth' Wayna County.
aiatod TINT i'm h;i waa ,,nfortnnateiy logs bY s.
inc introluced at The close Of tho Lorislstiyo
nession.
The secrotarv gayo a yerba1 roport to the
pras;1ont fron, ,,nnd of lmntere viii, whom ho
had had an interview. J'hoy wisfod II stated
tllat this would be- At, open winter: tho si0ny Of
the rnmsk-rat and bear indicate such. nthor
signs ycro atated In proof Of tho huntors' nssor-
tiona,
Mr. Caorre pnrn,eloe. from Old Mission.
tho iarCcst frujt-growor in tue stato-maaa
some remarks couceruipg the destructive cold OF
last winter. The ethermometer In lis section lad
nal fallen below IN and no wLero in tbat yicnity
below is. He gore eomo intorestiug doycrip-
tious Of how fruit trees were protected from ico
and snow in his section.
lii. Stoojo. OF NortIpo,t, made eome remsrls
CONCERNING peacl,-trcos. When spripg opopod
, 1873-12-04
DAvENP0R1's BUSINESS.

Sptcial D.sua'eA to The CAicaau Tribune.
DAvxAponT. Ia. Doo, "A rooant commercial
and Burlington shows that Davenport las 784
bualneas houses Dubuque, e8a and Dusling~
, 1873-12-04
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Sptciat I}!.nateh Ia Tie ChieaSo Tribune.
KaasAa CiTY, Mo-, Dee. 3-0ATrLE-Roceipts 500;
shipmonts a0u. The market Is ufcesB aud prices ura
noninay unchanged.
Hoas-Rccciptn, $780, Tho market Is firm and
active. The woathcr IL cold and wnry, nud packing
operations IRE brisk. Sales, 3190 mostly 1t SAFE.
The extretne range ID s.. 7Qd13.60.
, 1873-12-04
SCHOONER SUNK.

OBwEoo, N. z, Deo, 8.--solooner J. z. Hall,
with uhoat from Youngstown, sunk yesterday
OF Putueyyille.
, 1873-12-04
The STURte.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec 3.-The storm In this
Vicinity iH not known to hnyo done my damage
Courier, Who had lis 10y broken by sign blow-
lug down,
, 1873-12-04

81, Lou1s, Dec. Sly the collapse Of flue In
tho boiler of tho Anchor Mills, at tho corner Of
Twenty-third atreot mud Franklin avonuo, ho-
twoon II aud Ia o'clock last night. Houry
DopperHnuce and man named johnson wore
Killed, No other damage was dono.
, 1873-12-04

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YORK. Doc. 3.-Arsiyed-Stoam
Franklin, from Btottin.
, 1873-12-04

THE ERIE CANAL.
BUFFALO, Dec. at has beou raining oil night
and still rRina. II Ia thRwing.
U71oA, N, Y, Dec. 3.-The weather is warm.
It has been raining all night, and ia thawlug
fast.
LITTLE FALLS. N. Y, Deo SIT Ia thawipg
fast lereabouts and East.