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, 1873-12-10
HORTICULTURAL.
Session Of tho Illinois Society In
CIsnnpniYn, Ill.

Champaign, Ill.
Special DispatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. Doc. 9.-Thc Illinois State
horticultural Society commenced its eighteenth
annual session IN tho Industrial University, in
this city, to-day. Tho attendance is lnrgo many
prominent horticulturiHts Of oahcr Statcs being
present. A largo number of valuable papera
have been read, and t1o session givos promise Of
unusual interest to tho practical hortc'1lturist.
Tile dalnuso to trees tho past winter ID Eeneral-
iy attributed to tho Boyoro drouth OF tho past
thron years.
RIO tie Assocfat<d Iress1
CHAMpA1aN, H., Dec 0-The Illinois steto
Horticultural Socioty mot hero this morning,
Vico-prcsidcnt Sueduckor occupying the chair
until tho arrival Of tho prosident NJ. L. Dunlap.
lilo 1.ov. o. l.. Harlor Of Alton, offered prayor.
An address, Of welcome from tho Champaign
County Society WIS made by Dr.. ]. u. Gregory.
The President followed by All opening aduross,
reviewing tho growth Of tho paat seventeen
years md tho Treasurer. ]. Hnggns, Of Wood.
burn, reported rho receipts of the year at o
little ovor S3,00G ". r. Nelson, Of Whining
ton, reported on the condition Of hortionture IN
tho First District, giving valuable nat'ntica. The
society will continue III Hcssion four days
, 1873-12-10

A4A5tAA11<AH Az - "a
Pihe'a Peak IL seen quito detuot[y from l1ah
Aui1ias, distance ol 150 1nileu.
Tho advocAtoa Of tho Aunorlority Of woman
aro advised tu introduce the infc thai women nn
weighed by Troy wc!ght.-l.ia other icTelH-anu
,nc.t hy nyoirtlnpoiu, 'rtlss would glyo TO young
to young women of 20 ulstsut 1ld to1ntls each.
--The lAtcBt improvement In bttEIar-rtNof
rates. Ii to limo tho interior with acol rog "lIicl
reyolve easily. After drilling through tho out
Hitb Gazing Ut lsln Haft tho bit will htrkp ono o.
tlese rolls and be dcitcctcd from itB cu'1fao. Il
viii either ,,nt take l.ul OF will ho lrukan, tluH
preventing tho lock frosu lIoing catt o1,t
Tho following a tho c!sinoers elatemo't ot
tho moot1y OF lloatiIgs Of tho lfoQsae T'l;'''pl:
Eaa1aEEn'a OFFICE, 1InoqAo TsvsEt,l
Nunrn ADAMS, Doc. ], 1879.
At tho junction, west Of central nat', Hluu N'y y,
Sysas " s u T. I f. y s* ~ x's ns. ny
uEstAM1N D. EioFr. Chief Engineer.
In Vienna, recontly, Prof. Hyatt dtflsored
a lecture 0t mercury, when lie exhibited thu leg
bone of man wloso death bud undoubtedly
the bono heavily upon tho table. ont fell thon.
ssutH Of little gittoring Kobulon OF ,narcury,
which rolled about npon tho black B,irfaco bo-
tore him, collecting here anti theya into dr"rs
Tho question, whetEor u man nm clll ~ taiE or nos no
after his tongue laH beon cut out, lIaa teon ro-
Gently been decided IN tho affirmative. Tho Ian.
ct describes caac to tho point, occurring to tho
Royal Eroo 1Ioapital in London. Iii ordor to ra-
movo NIL ulcer. tho rationtH tongue '7aH Wholly
| cnt out, leayinE tile flour Of tho mouth ontiro
| Within week i,o was hoard 70 bly, distinctly,
| II nlould like sonic mora beef tca."
; Thu Rtatun Of Cayour 1eoontly r1nvoiled. al
Turin represents him standing OIL a lofty poles.
tai, robcd In ltoMan garl, vitl. u ha'f-naket
woman, nignifying Italy, knee'inE ut nis foot
clinging to linn il loving nttilndo. and holding
up ~ lllB broast Il wreath inton1c1 for his brow
On the pedestal aud rolnd tho main figures art
wcll-groupotl nllogottcat statues. III variety II
attitudes, representing Right aud Duty. Frog
reYs, and other ileatisicB.
, 1873-12-10
CASUALTIES.

HOW c'raiGllt Trains -tcB Hun hy the
f'irtuburgls, Eori SsnYsle Il Chicago
Gst;.:'.tafs
stc,.i.. iuspatch h THe fAicaao Tribune.
Fouv WAySE Intl.. Doc. g.-Ahout IN o'clock
laBt night Two freight trains tho ptsburgll,
ra,t Wnyno Il Chicago Railroad collided near
Hobart, Ind. Tie trains nero running at fsiIl
tic train ragaing halfway between stations isrst
cuu back tho otl.or up. Tho collision occurred
on curyo, md the a.nash was terrific. Quo OF
tin locomotives exploded, casling Fragments in
both trains lcapol from tho: eug,noa in tirnu to
save their lives. The onginaH and large num-
bor OF cara aro total wfocisH. Fortunately, none
Of tho employees wero hurt beyond fem blight
sol latchcs, but tho losa Of property wAs very
largo.
, 1873-12-10

VERSAILLES, Dco. 0.-1t is probable that q
Judgment in tho Dazaino case will bo givon to-
morrow.
President NIacAtahon aud hts wifo hayo coll
tributod 5000 fraucB for tho survivors OF the
steamship Villa dit 1Iavro dtsastor.
THE nAxAINE TRIAL.
PARIS, Dec. 9.--Tho proceedings in the Ba-
zaino court-lnattia1 to-day were Of unnsual In"
tercst nf. Lacbatl1, counsel for the defense.
rcnd letters from Prince Frederick Charles. Of
Prussia. Tho first sta.ca that Marshal Dazsino
mover yiBitod tho Triuco's headquarters during
tho sioge, and that tho Prince saw him for the
first tn1o after tho oapitulntion. Tho second
lottcr expresses tte highest osteom for Dazaine,
aud praiAes hin for the onorgy With which ho
, 1873-12-10
London Enve1oped in Black
Fog Yesterday.
Torches Necessary to Safe LoCoMo-
lion Through the Streets.
Letters Of Prince Frederick Charles
Read at the Bazaine trial.
Account or tho British Defent by
tho AshantceS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT 6Hl AIN.
LONDON, Dec, "a dense fog 'l!angs over tho
city. At 2 o'clock this afternoon It waa Al dark
as night. Locon,otton IL BLOW md hazardous.
At lalr-past o'clock tho fog had increased to
a density almost without precedent It bocor1"
ing impossible to transact business, all traffic
coaaed. Tho streets arc flied with men aud
boys boaring torches to light pedestrians OIL
their way.
LoNnoN Dec. IA Parliamentary election Ia
tnlsing place to-day in Exeter. fur snccoasor to
Sir John Duke Colorilge. and dotac!.1nontH Of
police aud troops have gono tllers to prrservo
Tho poaco. Tho candidates are Edward Watkins,
Liboral, md Arthur Mills, Conservative.
Loxpoa, Doc. O.-At tile oleotion In Exeter,
to-day, Arthur Mills, Conservative, WA returned
to Punishment, after slarp contest. by 320
majority.
Bengal, has boon appointed Governor OF J4-
mnica.
, 1873-12-10


Jaspcr County bids fair to become tho cham
pion il the coal business. a largo quantity OF
valuable coal ia found u few 1dst below the sur
fAto.
lilo municipal election, held In Griggsylle
OH Tuesday Of last week, resulted iu the solec-
ton Of 4 Licouzo Board by IL majority. It was
al exciting contest, aud heavy vote was
poilca.
WAS throw; violently to tue ground a2a hor!io,y,
duy. One d 6hapmans arms was broken, and
he will probably lose cue Of his oyoH, the foro-
cious ani.nal haying torn most Of the tleah from
tat sido Of his faco with QUE Of his sharp horns.
of tic q Gilman, l}} Clinton i Springfield R4iro.d
Ina issued circular announcing tue following
appointments 2. u. Conklln, Master Of Irans.
rorta.ion; r. ]. Hudson, doneral Freight Agent !;
4. plckagd, deueral Ticket Agent and Auditor I;
W. u. Atciienna, Master MeeAa1lio.
--Ona tlny last week tlne mare, owned nY
Goo.gc llicka, Ut Indlan Crock, waa killed IN W.
C.. Shoots pasture by q vicious boar. On aeV-
oral occasioas y wa NOTICED by Mr. smoot that t'
tho pasture whorn lhoy wore all feedlug together.
and took tilne by tho folelook ly taklpE LIS own
horsun ont, and notified Ar. Hicks OF ihe danger
Of losing ILLS ,an,e. Tho hoar cut opon tha
nlsre's side to such az extent that the entralls
dropped out and left her still alive. Sumo time
after condition waa discovered whom Bho was
sl1ot to ,eova llcr msoly Iete,stArg De1ocrdt
a suit for aalnaxes, u Which tho vile OF .
well-known citizen wan tho plaintiff, aud proml'
nent saloon.keeper tito dofeulatlt. cana mp be'
foro Judge schoii yesterday. Tie plaintiff es!n.'
ell that tie defendant hold hor husband Liquor
! when he was intoxicated, ana thai ho wAs oon
| fined to lis led for some tlnlo after III conso
| ouonce. Bbo now b!inRB anit to recover dainagol
| Under tho new law. Warren k Gillacr appeaToe
| for tlo plaintiff. and i. A. Wheat, And Il. II
! Eruoler for tho defendant. Az thia wAa tea
| caso It excited considerable intorost, and tht
court-rooln was shrongod wlthnpeo!Atana. Prossi
, 1873-12-10

WISCONSIN,.

xulc of lands Forfeited for tho Non-
Payment OF YnxcA--The Legislative
Visiting Committee.
spettal Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Trtbuns.
MADISON Wis, Dec. 9.-Tho annual nalo of
lands forfeited to tho State for the non-payment
Of dues took place Ut the Capitol to-day. The
attendance was unusually large, the competition
brisk and good prices were obtained. Some
5000 acrea were sold. Tho salo will conclude
tomorrow. .....
The Legislative Viciting Committee moeta
Gov, WaHhburu at his oi,co this evening, to
arrange for tour OF inspection Of the state
charitable and correctional institutions.
, 1873-12-10

E.cnpct. tro1., tho Auburn, Ind, jail.

Escaped from tho Auburn, Ind, Jnil'
Spee;td Diarateh 10 The Ch.eauo 7rit"n1.
Aunul,N, lntl.. Dec. ID. l.. Spononglo NM
j. plunlsot confined In the County JaiI for htca-
lug freight trnn, tho froisht-cars on tho Detroit,
Esl river & Illinois 1!uilroatl. lroko Jail early
tl,iA morning. They oNectcd thcir. escape ny
cutting through tho loor ana fonnaats tson~wnl an
They int,at l,avo bool, ollgskod tu tho work for
nearly 4 week, during which time nothing
unusual waa obsorvoa in their cell by tho on
cialH. h company Of mounted mon atartctl In
pursuit Of tho rinnwaya IL hoon rs tho ohcal1o
became known. Tho trlal WAS to tnko rlace n
thc Circuit Court thiA wcots. Tho officers will
probably capture them some ttmo Tonight.
, 1873-12-10

Spccf1l UispalcH 70 TIC EIlcaNo 7Fi50Ne.
OhltNoslr, Wis, Dec. 0.-Charlos 4. stovot-
con, for tho murder of hiB wife, MAS To-day aon-
toned to thrto years III tho Stato prBan.
william Eurl,o. convicted OH hia nwn confos-
sion Of atahbing rnan nonr tho Seymour House
last August. VIII sout UP for live years., =,
Charles 4. Aliilor. formerly Of Dnnyii'e, n. T.,
yIctol OF stealing wntch wero sentenced to
two yeara ltl.l lroo nontls respectively. -,
Walter n. Bills, Of poyGut,. charged with
rapo ou t!,c 1,eyson Of girl II yeara old naned
Minnie Yau Loveu, was acquitted.
, 1873-12-10

WAHu1NoroN, D. c., Deo. 1o-1 =. 1r.-Tor
parnsurc. light to frcsh northerly to westerly
wil,ln, an1 Gancrally clear weather during Tie
dny. Far tho aIiddla Atlautta 6latoa, lowoT teM-
pulaturo, With increasing plcaH'ro md generAl!Y
Tor tho Lower Lake REGION and tAenco south
ward to Virginia nna Te''.essoo, loves. tempcla-
tura, cloudy weather, and possibly light rain,
except III thu Lower LAko region,
wLere Light rain or auow may
prevail. For ths uppar Lake re-
, 1873-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES
~'.~1----~--s7-.t ,s7<>--< <.+>>-@.'>--s
kTealt}, INfir1li;}ry.

pI1S TAYLOR Z TEMPLE. fprninf1y oI Dn@ton, Will
La auuntly locatca az ~ .ts,af:t oasasa:
Taylor l..a been In Tho medical Held tsey-;hroa so1-.
aud tho last eiGttou has naau lruns nlsoES9s
In to sEnt and onabls' ny deal . hoar ~ rnYn
nlat{o sonalnl readily er3d conTntit n Tatrea TO
hea sni ali ss,na{o woaknrss tsoat.d rh ,grs.t suo~
co.'s. has hundred earliieates. Which oa DO
fosn,td ii tIs last TIRES ycars. i. Ie will tako
any cxao TINT 10 tneutablo. " ne W, MT .nse w
ve.o'aho. l. iio froata ana .cisH:: l
Pathology lit II npu. lit nost cases, 10 ln1to utsotsu
and dascrfhe syuptuns wilout askia: qM:ei:ts An't
this p.oo 4nd q otAtr. @ in ..ssr to ia;r.n9s ; !;
ihuso dlsuasts ur c"siored ncrs4ba ca DO read"
y and speedily curui. ntiru husa :ron u A. NJ 70 p.
III. l. = u d.IN. e: *. q : Iss !! I.
, 1873-12-10

Siu3ioN. Rar.I7NrI fl1nd. Rain i}tathtT.


SALT LAKE, Utah. Doc. 0.-PaaBongora from
tho Wo,t to-day report rnov very deep on q por-
ton Of tho Celitral Pacific 1lailroad, requiring IN
tho Sorra NosMln neotions tiva engines to haul q
delay in connection with tho Union Pacific at
Ogdon. Winter llas commenced hero In torrlble
oarneAt. There aro foot OF anow In tho
Wasatch paiuif,E canons.
, 1873-12-10

Sptctal D1sVatrA Q 7!hs Ih3caQo 7F35nne
Dos1ox, Doc. 0.-1Ir. =. 4. Drittan tho con-
tral figure III Tic Drlttan mystery waB arraigucl
in THO Superior Cri,aina! Court today, the
Grand Jury having presented nu indictment for
perjury,-und wus held IN se,o0o for ha appear
rniJ, wax committed in hn tcstify,y before tlle
Grand Jury TINT ho did net know Who assallea
him.
, 1873-12-10

New YonK. Dec. 9.-Roligious services were
preparatory to tho removal to Datrois Ut tie re-
1mainB Of tho }ato Bishop Arinitage.
DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 9.-rAe funeral OF
Bsl,o. Armitngo will bo held at st. Johns
Church, Detroit, ut IL o'clock On Thursday Hort-
lug.
, 1873-12-10
FIRES.

At Now Britain, Coran."-Three Colored
p1rxui1s Perish.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Dec. Ia small house in
New britain waH burned last night. A colored
man, his wife, and child, burned 70 DEATH
, 1873-12-10

mont among them wcro number Of tho oflscorn
nlt members OF tho 1}rawnrR md J'Aftnopers
Assocailon After lloati:,s tho osi'loaeo tllo
Juu ds1,iAacd tho caBo, ti1ero leil,g not s'tiii-
cio,.t evidence 10 convict ht:l.-QHiAcy Nett1tt
, 1873-12-10

NEw YoAK, Doo. O.-lAo Chief Director Of tho
Transatlantic Steamship Company telegrapha
concerning tho lost steamship Vile dn llaYro
dIsastor ''1'he roport ol tho crew Of t4o Loeb
Earn iu ubholutcly fulao. Tho steamer naanea-
yoral correctly. aud the otficera and crew fully
md nobly discharged all their duties, Capt. aur-
mont ESPECIALLY. The Loch Earn only was In
fnnlt.h
, 1873-12-10


ST, LOUIS, Dec. 0.-Last Thursday evening,
while preparations were boing made for the nuE~
tails Of Nithnrd DotticEer and Mlss tora Cron-
cnDuld, ut tile residence uf tlu tas.ur's mother,
coyuer Of Grand avenue mud Chippewa ptreat,
Charles Cronenbo1d an uncle, and Bon ja1nin
GtS'n'q.s {ay md r. 0f'eF ". y %oDoer ' iadois i
ontorod tho house and peromptorily ordered the
assembled party to dlsperso, aud forbade tue
marriage bo&weon aTr. Dpttichcr aud Miss
Coucnbold. During the confusion WHICH fol-
lowod, Botticlor wna shut il tho log by Weber.
Chauo, Cronouboll, and Webar were ar
reated, md ba;led; and notticher, utter
having bis wound drcaHed, returned
to Miss Cronenbold'a houHe, wherc be lug Hinco
remained. This afternoon Deujnmin F. Cronen"
bold and Webb went to 11rs. Cronenboltl's rosi-
dnnco, and demnn1otl to 800 Dotticber. This WIS
refused, but after n tino Botticiier left tho
house. ait, started to run down qEand avenue.
Young Clouo1bold pursued, and 1red four
or iive Ahota at him, th1oo OF which entered Lis
body, one Of thcm passing through his loart,
killing him instantly. Crononbold aud Webb
,oro arrested mud locked up, md Charles Croucu-
bold will probably DO arrested tomorrow, az
1acss have becn developed tonight Which
socm to prove that there was . promedtated plan
Oh tho part Of these thee men to kill
| Bottichcr. The affair crented grcat sonaation,
| az Mrs. Crouonboll is tho widow Of the late
County Judge, CronoNboll, Il man Of wealth aud
position, aud oil partios, except Botsloher, are
| MuhlY couuncfnl.
, 1873-12-10
u Eemnlo ksriso1a-ts1tnrd Attacked by
Ee1Nsat3 Et,Myicts.

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 0.-Alsa Tinnoy, guard
in tho female department Of tho Ohio Peiliton-
tiary, was assaulted Yesterday by two conyicts.
Ida Hay, Aent from Cincinnati. md Ada Bell,
gill sent from Toledo. Tho attack was procon-
cortcd, and, hut FOR tho assis.nnce Of another
fo1nalo convict, tho kccper would probably have
hocn killed. Aa 1t ysns, she was considerably
injured, and, while making her escape, from the
OF hor limbs. Gho llas boon Oh duty for ten
yours, but 80 many tllrants have been made
ngainss bur life lately TINT She has sont hor 1es-
ignatiou to tho Warden.
, 1873-12-10

rccrosa Tho rvor. II you now aet quickly aud with
ygor sho fa!l Of your enemy md tho peace u ss"f
country will DO sccurcd.
This II nlt worry wel, l,nl 1t won't DO. NothinE
buL Eurlhl troopp md pletlty or them, Nill
enable ,s to win. 1t would lavo boon wiser had
tLoy boon sunt oul:at o,co.
, 1873-12-10

1xp1ASAro1ls, 1nfl., Doc. 9.-ChAr!cs .. uoeble,
travelling .aan for tho Wholesale liquor house uf
Solw abaciler l. Selig, II South Delaware street,
is found Il .o0v short ia hs accounts, ar'd has
lied the State.
, 1873-12-10

glon, md thence soullwoBtwnrd to tho Hls--
aouri Valley, partly cloudy or cloar woatllor aud
decidedly low temperature. For THO Gull SthtoB
northoa1tcrlv 10 sont!,wostotly winds, lower tom
pclaturo, md pnrt!y cloudy woathor. For tllo
boutA Atlanto bsatos. light, variable winds and
poHBtbly light rain OH tho coast, followed by
clearing woather mud lower temperature.
After tho 10Th inst. tllo display Of ca.ttionary
nignals will bo suspended ut tllo lake purts for
tho winter.
GENERAL ODsEnvATIONa,
, 1873-12-10

New ORLEANS, Dec. 0.-rhe Erownsville
stoaulos j. s. Lce, belonging to the Ito asa,ldo
Railway Company, btrlck u Sing near rio Grande
City, and sant: Iii twenty minutes. Tho boat and
cargo alo reported to DO tctnt loss. she was
bouud for 1slngSold DarracAu, with general
cargo md Government Bturou, nnd surplios for
tLs upper military posts. No'livos woro lost.
, 1873-12-10
STRIKE EMDE0.

TnoY. N. T., Dec. 9.-Tlo long atrike ct tho
Irou Mills of this city ended to-day. Twolvu
hundred men find employment.
, 1873-12-10
ALARM TELEGRAPH FOR FOND DU LAC

specia. UispateA to 7Aa Chicago Tribune.
tho Common Council }ast evening, it was do
cidad to supply the city with 4 fire alarm tele-
graph. 4 Chicago firm docs the work.
, 1873-12-10

Tho svhipping-post In Delaware.
New YonK, Dec. "a Wilmington dlspach
SAYS "rho four convicted bunk burglars hnye
been nentoncod, each to pay the costa Of trial to
atand in tho pillory QUO Aour, to receive forty
lashes, and to ba imprisoned for ton years.
, 1873-12-10

n1,nlctDa1 Eloctto1a in Doston
r;c,rat. vroracrr,,,.v nrtxctt. nut1 tho
r..* r,.s.,n,,,h sor rsoryr,ohv-
.s, aA ax Es...o.. -. 49,. sn,.<.o1
severn. W Notnen H1'oeeo>1 ~ "A'o
coMnttee' n-,
Spec'at D'spdsch 10 1ne Ghseaao 174o"He'
BosroN, Mass, Doc. o.-Tho city election
paBsed of quietly to-tiny-yery quietly, consid-
ori,y thu canc,tsine. baroafuinc. mud tradiug On
~ ,;,,aa nv +,,o n,o-1 ~ A,Jnrmon rha roantt
all sldes for the boaro o. Aloetmeh. l,io 19auss
IL hardly as eatla1aetoFy aH IL "oulu naso
bocu if tho excitement had boan greater. Mr.
Samuel g. Cobb, eyerybody's candidate for
Arovor rcceiyea tbe largest vote oyor cast for one
s'',;.,a. sa. .,.st ansas ..,5 h;a ,s,,oota nrr
eaho'aato 10. 1nas o!neo' ana u1s assoeA'o' "s.
Josoph Smith, Tor Street commissioner Is as
fortunate.
AS for tue Board OF Aldermen, neither the Ro-
,,,1,oa,a ~ To,,o,rxt. oo,,1 vh,lo IN tin 1,no
,,iata, W ~ an;to ~ t1o rreoa ard n,,hlio
, 1873-12-10

Evxx1xo noAnp, Der. 90 n, n.-sa'oa Al Evening
Hoard; a50 tea larl talor February $40 250 do d.
d. $50 do do, do. 1910; 260 DO do, 1ot aiat
cars green hkms. ~ ID hi, 1t %.
, 1873-12-10
lTAl Y.

ROME, DAG. o.-Desidos tho great OonsiRtory
on tic I'D inst. auothor important conBistory
wiIl be hold shout Eastnr.
, 1873-12-10

New Yonn Dec. ILL +. Iioslord, Cashier Of
Augustus ". King l. Co., bnnkors, lno street.
is missing with aot..a S40, QUO belonging to tho
firm. lI0Hford was formerly President OF the
Crptpu Bnuk.
, 1873-12-10
O6lTUARY.

Charles Nlncn1sEtcr.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.-ClarloB Alacallater,
ono of tho Peabody Trustees, IL duad.
, 1873-12-10
Serious Charges Against II 1eachor OF
d <t:ltkOiie: SCHOOL,

DETROIT, llicn., Dec. 9-Nows couaos from
Warren, S1aconb County, Of criminal asHau'ts,
at various tirncs, On young girls in Catholic
school tlcro, BY tllo eacllor. wlloao name il with
held. It is paid tint Futllcr Hendricks, Of tho
church with winch tho school il connected, nd
y1ael That no steps be taken to punish tho
rascal, atlfl also That the teacher mud Hendricks
have poth disappeared, and cannot be found;
a txod determination to bring the Villains to
jtiHtice.
, 1873-12-10

.Sp.c{dl DispMtcA 10 IHf Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Dee 9.-Priyato dispatches
rooolyed hero tonight from California Indicate
Tho defeat Of Booth for United States Senator.
SAN F1tASo1sco. Dec. o.-Iiirty-fve Demo-
at Sacramento last night, md resolved to make
nominations for United States Senator. Meme
wero mado The purpose appears to be to block
proceedings IN Tho joint Convention by, voting
steadily for Democrats. u il reported that the
railroad mngnnteA East hnyo sent money to Enc
ramento to bo used III defeating Booth.
, 1873-12-10
CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE a0vEMENT.

Ul.lou, last evoning. unlor tho allepicos Of tho
Catholic Temperance Union Of North America,
WIS very largo. Tho leev. Mr.. Dyrao, Proaident
Of the National Union, and tha Ney. Dr.. Mo-
0lynn undo tho chief atldreaaos.
, 1873-12-10

ward Offered for Tho Capture or Il
KJeEu1slter.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 9.-The nov. D. J.. 4.
Ryno, formerly Methodist munster in Alle-
glseuy, who waa arrested koue timo nso OH sns..
Dicion OF stealing $50 from store oil Deamoud
street, was found guilty in lilo Criminal Court
lo-Gay, and rc,nanded for Boutenco.
Tho stockholders Of the National Trust Cnn1-
pauy haya Increased tue reward tor tho caplure
Of Il. j. Grier, the miasinG Cashier. to S5ooo.
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lIL1IVV0 HUUuFH1Hl- VE7sEF9VT7s'
CuAsrpA1oN ILL.,, Dec. o.-To-morrow will occur
tho dedication Of tho now main building of thu
Industrial University, with aaaroaBos BY Gov.
1ncut Bureau Of Education. aud DR.. Gregory.
, 1873-12-10

Manc1,sStcr IN. 8E.> City Election.
MANCHESTER. n IT,. Dec. 9.--Tho Democrats
c!cct tlloir Mayor by 511 plurality. heretofore
they lIayo carried but one ward.
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anao.t oonolaye nt 1T. nsr1,sta Unmnenisry, No, -
X H. tAs iFslnssdty! evening, atf n'ol9'k; install
!ses 9assss *a4 ~o5t e. 81 9iss & u u :! of
, 1873-12-10
POLITICAL.

Municipal Election in BOSTON Tho
Tickets Wonderfully Hltxcd. aial tIac
Result a Triumph for Everybody
Several women Elected to the School
, 1873-12-10
THOSE INDIAN PINES.

investigation Of tho Charges Preferred
Against Er,tlistal Com III iss]oncr Smith
.-N1r, DeInno,s Sou John Undcr q
, 1873-06-11

producing il, and see whe her those conditions are
removable, or whether The consequences, by human
foresight and agency, could have been prevented.
Uutj this is done more generally and more efcctuaIly
than heretofore, such calamilioS will continue TO &C.
cur.
This report has been thus fully quoted from for
the reason that it sets forth with the most convincing
force the dangers 10 which all mismauagement of
organic filth subjects us. 1t is true that few private
houses-evcn when in the immediate neighhorhood Of
barn-yards. pjg-slies, and common privy-vaults-are
subject to such combination Of evils IS existed at
EIaplew0od, bat the difference is one Of degree, not
of kind, ard in proportion as the causes exist, in jusG
that proportion must their effects be feared. DR.. Car
peuDeI, a high authority in sanitary matters in EGG
land, says:
The following case may be added in proof Of the
potency Of an atmosphere charged with putrescent
carnations in rendering the System liable to the
attacks Of zymolic diseases of various kinds.
A mandatory Of artificial manure formerly existed
immediately opposil Christ Church workhouse, Spital-
fields, which buildings was occupied by about four
hundred children, with a few adult persons. When
ever the works were actively carried on, particularly
when The wind blew in the direction Of the house,
there were produced numerous cases Of fever of an
intractable and typhoid c. 'racter; a typhoid tendency
was also observed in m""sles, smallpox, and other
infantlle diseases, and for sUme time there prevailed a
most manageable and fatal form OF apthR OF the
mouth, ending in gangrene. Many deaths occurred.
The proprietor of the mandatory was compelled
to close his establishment, and the children returned
10 their ordinary health.
Five months afterWard, the works were
ed. In a day or two subsequently, the wind blowing
from the mandatory, a most powerful stencil perVad-
ed the building. The night following, ~forty-hve OF
the boys, whose dormitOries directly faced the manuf