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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
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ARRIVED 49,. Sunday Oct. %
Steamship Oceanic OBJ Eillr, Liverpool Oct TO- sui QasnS
Steamship Washington tG,r A1oi Siets OF 5.sCo2suhiEos
6 AMI London ~ days Th nl's Di Oa " q kiuUebefss
steamship Egypt tBrl Gne.e Lgpooi Oct l5 ini oueoro".
Steamship ChssoB Lockwood Charleston Oct 81 ri mass ans
~ J. w. Qainade 90 - - -
snd vs-- 10 ". r. Garrion , y -. 49,,
ste~p.b Gsea winters Cssrsetosa d. c. unS "f an,
pass. t-Geo b. VI rd,7
Bark wslamo (Ru.,) B,etu,p Bisb gO.i.ys, bsn,at
Bark lGerD Beshck- AOtserp 81 isTs. Sb,iat
LhDgcR l3erl. son, Amsterdam % ia,., IN ballast
Bark Flos sta Near Sgiuey e a.. Oct II. vtk coal
syn,gs or 81 JobN b. wsso-y, syisey. q d sfaJs
B.I Prcei+or Boser. B,rissur - d,ys ,ith rniAs
iof hns u. vh mf-s
Bark saI. (of bOalOn) Ho-e. Port Ii@loai " H., ssJs
rith
Bari weynodh Cof weyno.si - Cbu Gov Bar. B..
VI GOAL
Rsri Fearless tof Yarmouth -. ghais.. Coz BI Bs
DAYS ~ coal
BrS Don On 1ot- Monroe Csso-sa D. pa,V, .is coal
Pns T4ul~ Nhit. Iit'ls1 B,g lOirT" -iA coal
wbler iossh john n b. hbtea. Pot ts'oi'ns u D.
dir wiz coal
-ahip Prince Hss,fd Cs. bss Enn. CO.. Bns.oi s
WiAD-oass.1 s. -. cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTE
GO,lsn pst 2G-AnVe1 eimsl2 VIM rfsns n'm Fff's'ret
bark Sp.k. FROM hai.gt hng ish Londnd, nah hef 90
PHuAlR1HiA, SIbe sleama5iss zero, r1n rsrpo0 snt
Ryisl llsl Antwerp ar1veI here s@iaJ
FOREIGN PORTr.
gst 2jThs steamship geoI'trh %os hr~~f,rs b"
11saSsrJrs Oct 20 The sls, wisorrsb. sr-rsrs
To- Nd this port At oeocs ~ oss aHs sal-"'~Ss
proceeded to-ldvnpooL
MEMORANDA
o.. u ,,r- 40 nl- Of tss Hyhlfrl. p!b Ash Pat
l2stsssA AMI cs bee ofe,s' .S
false keel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
OBITUARY..
JOIN c. IIEENAN.

AAA%A-@NA%fF
John Carmel Heenan, the pugilist, died yes
tcriay OF consumption. in Wyoming Territory, where
several weeks ago for his health He was born
in West Troy " y In 1884, and IN 1sI9 when the gold
fever raging. emigrated with the "Argonauts" Of
that period TO California He settled at the town OF
Beuicia. and his puGlisc exploits among the rough
population there him the name. by which his
admirers long knew him. Of the Benicia Boy" In
1856 his muscle and puglstc propensities fully
developed that in company with Mr. James Cusck bis
trainer he returned 10 New-York In search Of a fight
He spent the next two years however. rather peace
fully in the employ Of the New-York Custom-house In
1858 be entered his FIRST prize battle with John Morrissey
AZ Long Point Island, Canada, and defeated. The
great event Of his LIE was the fight with Tom savers
ln England IN 1900 for the championship OF the world
like prize fights, during his stay in England though he
was cOhinualY kept moving by the police authori-
day fixed for the nght Tho battle was postponeS I'm
sequence, but Henan was finally released and the ngit
interested in IT, the crowd interfering 9n3 brest In
down the ropes aud the referee taking 70 flight Tn las
Heenan challenged any man Ia the worlf ~ a,,b, a.
$1,000 which Jem Mace OF England pronaseS 10 ~
9ut the arrangemsnt was never perfected fought
severely that IL believed be never fny recnvc,ed
his health. Ue Travelled with shows In England and his
ring again supporting himself by his e1hib oas
and by q gambling house in this city.
OBITUARY NOTES.
Judge Samuel w. Fuller, one of the oIdos,
and abet members Of the Chicago bar died in that city
on Saturday.
Robert Sixbury, who had attained the vener.
able age of 10 years months died few day
ago at Of bisIson Isaac sixbury In the tow
Of Leary Jefferson County. Mr.. Sxbury had acquire,
great reputation hunter on John Browns tract ii
Northern New-YOrk where he had slain tina
z2OO deer The funeral attended by several OF h
children OF the ages Of nom 80 20 years The decehse
enjoyed comparatively good health up to the day
hls death.
Cyrus Wakefield, age GO, died suddenly il
Boston Yesterday. He was born In Roxbury, NH, Il
1911. He began he poor, but in time became one 0
the most extensive importers In Boston. He owned
uianufsctory at Wakefield which gives steady employ
nent 10 800 wOrkpeOpe, and was largely interested
the Boston and Maine Iron Foundry, the America
Rattan Company Of Fitclburg. and other large lndu
trial Establishments. He owned real estate IN BOstO
and Wlkehed estimated 70 be worth sQOOOO above ~
liabilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27

Most OF the articles spec fed show decrease IN ex-
pOrtdOn. Railway iron, lead and wool each show de-
Of about 50 per cent bar iron aud sk 65 per
cent EACH The articles showing increase OF expOrta-
ton salt per cent aud wrought ana cast iron, 81
per cent each.
SENATOR CONKLING AND THE CHIEF JUS rICEsIiLP.
Senator Conkng while here denied That no had said
10 Senator Cameron that he should not accept the
pointment "a Chief Justice even II 1t offered to
him; and that, matter OF fact, he Ind not con
yersed regard TO that Office since the death OF DR.
Chase The frat report, however, came from Senator
Cameron In person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27

BADgAULn this city P, o. "a. Of pGsa"'' Isri'. vile
pr sa, wi s i&sea for this Ia. Mos-
dayl. zfth.
RRowNOn Friday the Bah lust. M)n'o.vr n J.; Mics Lay II,
BONA Of East Greouwicl. X T.. agei * year'
PosrBR-In BrsokyB Friday evening Ocs - 1873 ~si sH
child OF Charlie, u. ani Bmms Ia Foster az ZJcafs "''e. ''
p..,, and friends are invited to silsad his funeral ron the
re.pee Of bis pAre1ts l3S willow - 1oAdJ aPfSis~ osi
a 10 O'ctOcA
n ,t,1TRR-oct "a l373 Charlot.e Gsusrr
me funeral services vii held Cbarch rs Wui. iJ
al B,yoEue. NJ Monday, the 9Th aist a. = o N
On sunday morning. tue r-dence Of bis bfo'b Aer
Major william a. hsios g., 49,. 49,, =.
81 Church Tuesday morning. 81 III ocf "ino
NERRTTT-On the 23d Of October heis Pens "n @ern'
sou of WIN. f. am Hannsh n MERRITT . . ., a..
OF BIS ptreat No 81 South hsNh"H@s
Poaghseepsie, MoaAy, 2Ts OF 0etobef AZ dc!'fs N
NOTWITHSTANDING oa SATURDAY eseEag bs2jh issi a. Mosti.T
j. lula b. vi Of Geors II hhsts aai nnag 1asshe u ns
late Austin d. Moon " BO0Siyp. T. D.
Providence Dlesge copy
Notice funeral hereafter
rRByf Brookgn on morning it'h month. 2S'h. Edward
4 iaflnt son Of Josiah T. -nt Pb-br Auua Tubpy.
wARD-On sunday &c. Isbea LeOssy site Of Clen Ward.
The YES aad nen respsol ny-j To s.tess
furer iromi rednce, SlS Hesf
day. Is. At o'clock
WsLs-In this city Heay barn. chS
Henry and MARY A A Welsh Egd y rsouths and 7 isys
Relatives the 'sm Of bis grAndAer Jaoa HAD
don are hs fron The residence o. pseAi
100 East Bguiy-eyenths lusasy the Snst Il 2 s.eA
D.
WOODBURY. Pr Suddenly on Friday Ort "a, CynAa wooiuh
residence Of her her Albert Woodruff l5J sias
Brooklyn hOuss, tAe 21th mt. AZ 2 clock y, m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27

49,. The bids for the State loan not t'pOe1 ~
Albany sarfy owing absnce Il u The sssk oses
-. The verdict in the cp,e Of Elizabeth G. Parker
for $40 800 tho Boston AL AsAay Railroad Company S per
sonai injuries bas been ahunsi
..-.SenatOrs Window, Sherman, CODkliDg, MOI.
wood and Davis be Senatorial ConmD~ JrsesrortSa snFd
at Cincinnati las. nght Hsrngton West Virgins, and VII -
from there 20 LoaaYlie. sld thence - ST. L)iA
The Mormon Hawkins, who had two wives,
and vas pro,ecnd BY his frs' FOR iuy ne District Court
conVcte ,nd sensent three Pnsnisrv obtained ga
liberty last Friday ~ JldHsent o, he SlgsHs Court be1 % he
EngAfdt decision hst TIE Uni H,sh
q esases under the statutes VI tbs IerrtorJ Utah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27

BATRs-JENSIsgs Tuesday morning 90 81 81 ,edies
of he bnde. paiea Madison Barracks. T. by Ne key Mr.
wills Major Knre Bates, 1t lnantry u ) ARM ~ Miss i1e
daughter Of ClDt. G. !. jennings. a. ). A hbculA
Buffalo sud Detro paper5 please copy.
RRRENEE-LByISoN-B he Rev. Dr. WV. oruislan es
Reformed cor twenty ulth st. Fth fidoI
afternoon "a Amelia NJ Msennsr t'Jobn r. Le'is'n both
NISoR-BBRwICK- Yonkers N Tburs.y evening oct
% Al residence brides parents h the ty DE- Coles
Yok,r. RNsri Jeann-t7 daughter 81 lanes Ber~eA
MILLER CHOLwEI1- NorEsk Conn. rbusisy 81, AZ tae
reseuc. Oi brides tle Cooper hfi ~
.ntoo Miller Miss B - Cbolse lu-ir otUsorge K Cso-
we'll
wILLRTT-MORGAN- ~. Thomss Chercb fnh i's, on he
53i INST bg the r. Horaio Po.c d. D. ID g. j.. sssi ~
the Rev Morgan, d. D. father Of the BIRDS; hsnao- H1e"
70 Ldth DsgisOn Morgan.
An Notices of Marriages must b. inaoEaed w'La fall
mime mud nAIlesk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
ANARCHY IN KHIVA
THg CAPITAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aAssACRED ny
THE USBBK5.

sr PETERSBURG. Saturday. Oct. IS, 1873.
A dispatch from Central Asia brings intelli-
gence of rghfu In Khva. Upon the evacuation
of the capital Of the Khanae by the Russian troops un
der Gen Kaufman the Youmeds reyolted. and plum
dered the town. after which they destroyed It, In ad
dton TO these exceses the Usbeks slaughtered 1000 OF
tbe Persans who ecmancIpated from slavery. The
Khan sent to Gen. Kaufman asking for assistance to
enable him TO restore order but 1t Is not known what
answer was made 10 the application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
Spetlal NCiltss

.c,. injurious Segetation.Dn Le COnls', paper
ptSTRrCryE ISk r. Icsi q tue recent Scnt1o Coafe. -
'"'' Address rHk IRIBuNY, New rort.
Lecture on ihe sov ereiaa,y sf Law sig be as.rse<
oStpII a. JACKSON, esq. MONDAY. Oct ~, at ociDos
=. STRINwAY HALL watch has beou graIssoasy tsadesd ihs
proceed. applied b. committee ei responsible. euEess 20 he
kEIIHF MkMPHIS. rBNS Tickets seals, VI 50
hitting els stsHng ese 90 eso.ss,a BE- proesca rnA
Avru.s Hotels Knaba Co.'S No. NJ hi.A Sehirners
no 70l Bfoaiwar BAnams Hotel Broad sad Twentieth at e
.s az Mad No - PsrkTo~ on the Comt,ss, aud a. ts Hal
noa. BbwAhIls plRRREPOSI viii prsdde
The Trbsne Nv anxelical Alliance b>srs No. ~ "a
pagss containing full aud loss Of all the prseedipss
pe discussions Of As meeting Of the WoRLDs EVAN
GELlCAL ALtIANCR York ready asi vii b ssa ~
any sess United for - crts tsa
cope, 81 All u apor,sn, HsaSs AMI Addresses "a
TIN TRiBUsR EXTRA ~iseOut curt,sn, together viii
saesa xsb wses ssssI. u Va Ahsass tor '.ss q ss<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
THE SIEGE OF CARTAGENA.

ARRIVAL or THE GOVERNMENT RLEEr-hANooM DE-
MANpED FOR TIE MERCHANTMEN.
MADRID, oct. 20, 1873.
The Government fleet arrived of Cartagena
on Thursday last and formed In line Of battle Tho fors
opened fire 1t without effect The insuTgeht Vessels
ra,noined inside the harbor An engagement ex
pected on tho following day.
The Iparcial SAYS the Insurgent JHnta at Cartagena
demand ransom OF $4,000 each for four merchantmen
captured by their neet'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27

q, a.. 80 "a. s.,s n H.,s River Ga<s $50 ccg: 'nsvsses
$1,000
-. The body Of Gfred Wsinwright: who we re
,om, year, w fund ss,aI.T 20 s Chssi7s h'e hs~s"s"s@
,opposd hat he nttsi .aicide. 49,
Alexander r. Holmes. tookkecper i1r n 49,.
Bros commission merchants 10 Bsusa5rs =" ~
bail for forging Of The $50 /" 80 s''
81 900 Oh several city bla.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs--BY TELEGRAPH.

ID. W. Beach, a boy living in East Haven
Coul chestnut afternoon ssd dashed "o
his brains.
1.-Two men, named Ysnemoison and Shlrbc, wcre
killed Saturday ARRAY aooa in Sweet Hole Na' 20 %
hom Albany oregon.
John Holmes an English molder in the Alien
Rolling Mills aud tieI by "AA Gu '"' s
valley Railroad Saturday. .
The NewHaven excursion steamer Isaac |,
Smith baIsi the waters edge gu SAugsf "s '' wv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
THE REVOLT IN SONORA, MEXICO.

A WAR TAX LENIED-IHE INoUHuIN1o VV'3'O'1
BERED
SAN Francisco, Oct. PA special dispatch
from Ures Sonora, Mexico reports hght on the night
Of Sept 90 between the revolutions and Government
troops few persons wounded on both SIDES.
The bandits are Joining tho rebels. Gordon Pesquera
had levied tax ZOO the nine districts OF the
state for the suppression OF the insurrection Quay,
nas OF The San Diego Uhi0n under date
on the 10th Inst says: There has been no lighting YET
Pesanera who is on way 10 the seat OF war; has 900
man and will have 800 his arrival there Inc 1eNolh-
tonss number 400 Pesquers expects 10 crush the re'
beulon with but little boOdshed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
AZ INSANE FAMILY ATTEMPTING SUICIDE.

FOREST Ont, Oct. PA man and wife,
with one child got OF train going east yesterday
saving there persons the ears going to murder
them While at the hotel It seen that they we're moi
OF sound mind and during the afternoon they attempted
suicide by jumping into large hole hled win water
Tho man and child, when found, were dead, but the
woman was restored to consciousness They had tckets
from Chicago for BrOekye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
CEyERAL Political NEWS.

EVERY REPUBLICAN STATE CANDIDATE IN ONO
ELECTED EXCEPT GOVERNOR.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 9j.-0fficial returns have
been received from all but county and they insure
the election Of all the candidates on the Republican
state ticket except Governor.
THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE AND THE ELECTION
QUESTION.
JACKSON, Oct. 25.-The House has passed
bill by nearly twothirds majority pestponing the gen
era election till next year. The Senate was doubtful
aud adjourned this morning until Tuesday after ie"
minutes session. II is eonectured that Senators favor
ing the election the first Monday in November may
not return until after that date thus preventing quo
rum. The House passed bills by unanimous vote pro-
vidnR amendments to the Constitution, for biennial
elections and that the repudated Planters Bank BOND
ANAL never be recognized. Senator Ames is here lie
Ia confident OF election, and is anxious 10 deieat the no
election policy.
Senator Jarvis Lord has declined the renom-
ination rendered him by the Democrats Of the AFlth
District Of this State. He could not have conferred
higher favor upon his District and upon the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS.
RADICAL JOURNAL sEIzED-A BoEAPARTIsT PRO-
PARIS. Saturday. Oct. IS. 1878.

A RADICAL JOURNAL sEIZED-A BoEAPARrIsr PRO-
TEST.
PARIS. Saturday, Oct. 25 1873.
The Radical Republican journal EAuenir
Rationale has seized by the authorities for publish
ing an article violently hostile to the Count do Cham
bord.
At meeting OF tho Bonspartist Deputies today rs
OF them signed document protesting against the
schemes for the restoration OF the monarchy.
The Project OF Lyons has issued order suspendmg
the Municipal Council Of that city from Office for two
months aud appointing committee OF 30 citizens to
administer the duties of the council in the interim.
Thirty former deputies of Alsaoe andi Lorraine have
signed 10 address to the Assembly In favor Of the Re-
public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27

CoNCORD Oct. 2j.-The suit of Palmer aSt'
the city Concord, brought 20 recover damages 10
newspaper property destroyed by mob IN August
1861, aud which has been trial since Monday 'n
special term Of the supreme Judicial Court was syu
10 the Jury at O'Clock to-day. They returned 'ci"'
for tho city. Tho au0uuL claimed WIS s3..W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
COUNT DE CHAMBORD'S PAPAL POLICY.
aaf Oct .

Notwithstanding the statement in the Paris
Memorial Dplomatique that the Count de Chambord has
sent note the foreign powers giving assurances that
his policy will not DO aggressive ard that he viii not re-
instate the Pope In his temporal possessions, no docu
ment OF such character has been received by the
Goyerument NJ italy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
CT. MT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

STATISTICS OF BRITISH EXPORTS TO THE USIIVD
STATES.
WASHINGTON. Oct. &c, 1878.
From q statement received at the Treasury Depart
ment from Europe relative to the principal articles OF
English and Irish produce and manufacture exported
from Great Britain to the United States during the eight
months ending Aug 81 1879 in comparison with the
responding period OF last year The following is taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
A.tbu, and I,rouchitis enecioailT r,liavsd b, n,

Astbus and rouchitis efecaaiv relieved b' the d
DuRA TArUIA atack o asthma, Lori Daz
mok ~ the Datura Tstul, for efr Mss ss,e
when symptoms aud be resea
onerfu ne told he hI5 used for VITA tsc most perfect
snccrss teraniy the ssIc efe
j. MeYsgh i nave Esosn an inAance's
which 0btare Gen Alerl1er ,od - thsoe0 "a
,ps Is cigars and cg7ees psl I sh.lsh
boxes, by sAyOKT Moons liJ Bond issos sci a., eAe-
M drgg.s and s.orekeg hroug ca States and Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
THE SPANISH INSURGENTS FLEET WEAK
ENING

MADRID Saturday, Oct IS, 1874
The Government squadron was seen of the
coast not far from Cartagens, Thursday last IL IL
repored that the lusurgcnt frgate Tetusn in an un
seaworthy condition The speedy dissolution OF the
inaurgent feet is expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION DISCUSSED.

Minister Washburne, CODsul-General Reed,
d. u. Field Of New-York, Mr.. Frederic Passy secre-
tary OF the French Society and Others met here
today and discussed the propositions laid down at the
Jurdical Congress OF Brussels The conference was fo
lowed by dinner at which toast to the friendship OF
France and the United States enthusiastically re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
PROGRESS OF THE BAZAINETRIAL.


I'm the Bazaine trial to-day Capt. Yung
testified that upon the 18th OF August the accused
seeing his troops abandoning their position, ex
claimed, what can be done with such troops" The
evidence OF several other officers heard, but IL was
unimportant and contradictory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
orprcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON ID. C., Monday, Oct I'll a. ~. ,
synopsis Tor me past tcentv-four hours
An area of low barometer that was on
Saturday night I'm Missouri and Kansas, mas moved
eastward over Luke Huron ana has very raPhiD
Jeyeioped into an extended disturbance, .
The barometer has fallen throughout tue country east
OF the Mississippi River, and the temperature mas very
generally risen. South and southwest winds, WIN
Threatening weather rain reported nom tbe ONO
Valley rho Middle and Eastern states, lower lake re
oion and st. Lawrence Valley. ,
North.w westerly winds with eloudy weather prevail
over The upper lakes and northwest south and SOUTH
west winds are reported in the Southern ana Cur
States. n,,,,,,,..
Tho storm center moves down the ST. Lawrence Val
Law ON Monday for the Gulf states fresh ana possibly
brisk southwe-terly Winds shifting to brisk northerY
winds with cloudy weather; for the south Atlantic
states westerly winds, with cloud and light rain
gor N, Middle and Eastern States brisk and possibly
bioT southeast and SOuhoea wilds. cloud ana RAIN
foS the lower lake region, brisk west aud southwest
winds with falling temperature end ram Tor the
MINER lake region fresh to brisk northwest winds,
with cloudy weather -, ~. ,.,...
and Milwaukee, aud are ordered for APena, Detroit.
Toledo Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo. Rochester oswego'
Fa.tpOrt Portland Boston, Woods Hole, NeW-Lon9on "
New-IIayen, New-YOrk and Cape May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27

Mr.. Theodore Thomas is to begin his seventh
season Of Symphony Concerts this City the 22d OF
November tickets for the series " sir entertain
ments can now be purchased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
OCTOBER WEATHER
NOW IN WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA.

SNOW IN WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 26.-Reports from various
points in Central and Western Wisconsin and Minnesota
say that began falling at noon yesterday ana con
tinued at IL o'clock last night, when there was nn
average OF four inches on tho ground
Snow IN OMAHA.
OMAHA. Oct. 2G.-There was light fall OF
.nnrr here tllia morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27

Thousands ID Ruptured ones hi's 'bs,n eerm.neIet
the horrible pts ant prns-
snne The comoss rRsss 6S3 Bro -sy, All SeshT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27

Hesrney,. Buchu -reel, al I'll ss,s
Kidneys Bladder aud uniT ia etsef 81 ~nse b''s
Eiye immediate 81 s Sold by druggists. 81 F~ bo'l@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
~ IRRIFD.

False science. s2essh ts rFatih esHIsss ~
Parke G1!sb. ia "a BUsE LsGrgkS Extra NJ D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27

DIEIJ

An Notices of Marriages must BE- in&oEaed vita fail
name aud Gti,iress.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-02

fr1IE Subscriber having bought the old stand of
L M.a-e " Armstrong, has enlarged the business
and will keep alwnys on hand the hest the market
'tonl- i viii do alwuOI.kSALE ~ RETAIL
'rade in the following products:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-12
The Bloody Chasm.

Say what we may, the bloody chasm
Is being bridged over quite rapidly.
The Boston -ldre,tj.'c'', an intensely
loyal sheet, thus proves it
Just eight years ago General John
b. Gordon led a strong column of the
Confederate army in Northern Nir-
glnla i'll the memorable assault on
Fort StcadnIan. a salient point in the
te ,eral lines, which then half en-
circled the city Of Petersburg. To-day
General Gordon sits in tile United
States Senate. Then Alexander II.
Stephens was the Vice President OF
the Confederate States now he is a
member of the United States House
OF Representatives, in which he finds
seven eX-Generals of the Confederate
army to keep him in countenance.
Thus are the leaders of the lost cause
pro>cribed, and thus does the relent-
less North keep its heel on the neck
OF the PROSTATE South.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-12
Senator Stewart.

VIM. Nj. Stewart, who holds a com-
mission as United States Senator
from Nevada, but devotes most of his
time to the interests of the Central Pa
eff Railroad, made a speech i'm ia
vor of the bill raising the salary of
congressman. He said that addition
al pay was necessary to enable them
to live decently. 1t seems, however,
that II Senator managed to get along
in pretty good style even at the old
figures, as the following from a Wash
ington paper will show
The most superb furniture in Wash
lrgton Is said to be that in the house
OF Senator Stewart. selected bv Mrs.
stewart, during her five wears So
journ in Europe, and valued at two
hundred thousand dollars. There is
a table composed of a gilt stand, sup
porting a slab of the finest white mar
bic inlaid with flowers and fruits of
tlorentine mosaic, and "A cabinet of
ebony and Florentine mosaic, which
Is said by connoisSeurs to be eOualed
only by n in Patti Palace.
Commenting on the above extract,
the Oakland Transcript remarks as
follows:
\ few years ago. Bill Stewart lived
in Nevada, and was so COMPOUNDED
poor that he had to drive an OK team
daytimes to support eNistence-studv-
ing law and politics at night time.
His wife assisted in the "rastle for
hash " by teaching a country school.
and hadto tramp mile each morning
through snow to reach the school
house. She is a daughter of ex-Gov-
ernor FoOte. Her family was OPP
posed to her marrying Stewart. Il
know there's II talent in him. she
said, land III have him in the United
states Senate yet !" Her head was
evidently right. He has amassed
fame and gold galore" and hasn't
been detected in any Mobilier fraud
either.
IMMENSE YIELD.-Says the Gold
Hill Ne'rS The total bullion Weld
of the Crown Point mine for the
month OF March, foots up to the very
handsome sum of 81, 600, 900.