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street, m aro running eight hours day with tho
TnE 'g4sltntnN srnzi''Asn 1noN wonxs
lave baon tale for tllrco wooks, but will probs-
b!y feaumobsiiioHs tn foW days. -:
,,' =. OTHER EsrAnLrs1tMENrg. -.
Ho"oi Bigo|ow u Co.. manufacturers OF wire
goods. aro running otgllt hours tIay, witt, tic
isguiar number Of operatives. s. II. ifoywond Il
TO-, boot manufacturers. are employing thcr
qsuat nnms'er Of mon, md running full time.
Lust wook tlloy produced more boots thRn dur
ing n'y other wook Of tho year. This Ii III OK
.' Weod, iisht sS5S Co., manufacturers of m.el,n
iats' tools aro running On full tmo, with tl,roe
fourths their regular nunbor Of mon, but will
probably soon run eight hours day.
Z. Allen b Co., firearms manufacturers, arc
running soVon hours day, with tho full number
VI "orKmon' 8 ~ -
TIE NAIL. AND rnoN MANUFACTURERS
doing business in New England have douided to
cub down tho wagos Of their employees 10 por
cont from the tlrHt Of December. This dnter-
minntion Inns boon reaohod aftor mitch consulta-
olnin,od that tho prosont low priceg yield
tho manufacturers loan thnn q living
profit, and somo assert TINT thoy arc
losing money. The stock Of mills is running
low and in view Of the prospect it ia doomed
better to keep al tho mon at work at reduced
duotion iB not to bo applied to tho pooror class
Of laborera nov. receiving $l.50 a day. All Tho
Companies to Massachusetts excepting tho Fall
ntVor Iron Works, hnve agrood ID the arrange
mont. They arc tho Weymouth Iron Company,
Of Weymouth tho Parker Mill, Of Warohan,
and tho Providence Iron Company, OF Proyi.
donce, r. l., tho last two mills being
uuler tho Baue management, LaSallo, porkins
\ Co., Of THO Dridgowator Somerset Iron Co., OF
Somerset; old Colony Iron Co.. Of Taunton !;
fremont Nail Co, Of fremont; East Brldgowa.
Waroham, do yearly busineHa Of over s8,600;-
600. Tho largo establishment Of Coffin Il Co.,
In Waroham, better hnown Us tho Pembroke Iron
Mills, had concluded to shut down entirely.
When tho operatives heard Of this they held
consultation and voluntarily proposed to
ACCEPT A MATERNAL REDUCTION OF WAGES
II they could have continued employment. I'm
dor these circumstances It has been determined
to keep tho mills running.
, 1873-11-10
An Unsucccasfltl ISu-H1lux natd in
California;

San FRANCISCO, Nqy..-e.--Tho following ac-
count OF torrble tragedy is eoeolyel from san
Mnteo County to-aayt =;
"Abont yer sgo. Jol9 M Gre. dseoa ,, end Charles
deroo, % exchanged. Proprietor Groom traded
hs rane at ot5o, w at,Ga Kinney fH,
Grsaa - going East ho found Kinney
dl not e8p tho lesa9 TT represented. . Ho came
damages, .Grecn's wife lad . hqti|este4a elAim
fllod on tho land at resaadoroo, and afllElneq
Aossion OF It tour Or FIVE days ago, and is living
on It. Last oyo.i1g Kinney, hired number ct
men; and, togather with Mrs. Kinney,
attemptod1 to- eqst the Green family
uroon forbade thom coming on to the property,
and ordered them to leave The attacking PARTY,
consisting Of Williatn Dow, Alexander hoI.oai,
and Michael Mclean, forced open tho gate load.
Ing to the yard, aud made q ruah for tho door,
1I9ryoy Groom, brother, WHO waa outaido, they
al.ot dead neeF tho door, droon's family Inside
then qpeao fire G1 hs ,s stssaa party snd
also Mclean. JoAn Green had one of his lur-
, 1873-11-10

Tho Clsargos Against andtnn Commits
ni0slcr Smith.
go Special Irspatch to This Chtca1o Tribune.
Sr. PAUL. MIMI, Nov. 8.-Witll roforonco to
tho stntoment from Washington that Commits
etonor Of Indian Affairs Smith asks an of!lcfal
investigation of his ea1e of the Leach Lnko
Pho, and hts conduct while agent, parttes hero
and on tho Northern Indian reservations profese
that they con guHtnin tho charges made, and otll-
say that An invoBtlgatlon under tic auspcos Of
"Do1ano would bo farotcal. They want an iuyes-
tigation by parties having no connection viii,
tho Indian bureau, having powor to rcconlmonl
the Indian management.
, 1873-11-10
THE TRADES.

New YonK, Noy. B,-Tho strike Of tho briok-
layors and laborera continues. Builders who
dcBira to carry OH tho work are unable to find 8
sufficient number OF men who hro willing to Ia
bor at reduced wageH, and 1t Ia not unuaual 70
aa 1a ab1s tor 9 ssa o e az aba
tutsa tor men on strike have been induced to
leaye work, tho society mon promising all tho
monoy needed. Tho Workinglnop have resolved
to petition Congress- to repeal tho tarir qu let-
their own condition In thlH city, With Wow to
ita Improvement. About 400 men are employed
on tho Post. Qtllco building. working undor tho
eight-4our law. pu9 IT IL intended to keep tho
, 1873-11-10

= Special Dtspateh fo Tie Chicago Tribune.
FoRr WAYNE 1ud., Nov. 8.-In tho impoach-
mont,trial Of john a. Droogmyer, City Treas
Yror, last night, at tho conclusion Of tho owl
takon until .11:30. Being called to Or
dor, tho dcfenAe rosted, tho prosecution
and proposed to submit tho case without argu-
mont. Defense tlemurring, spirited discussion
took place as to tho time Speakers DO allowed to
make thoir argument. City-Attornoy Newbergor
waived argument: Mr., Coleriok. for tho de-
fenBo,. made spirited address, condomning tho
Common Council for derellotion Of duty, severely
criticiBing the manner in which tho case lad
boon carried on, aud, to the astoniahment Of
all. rendered Droegnayora resignation. It was
understood that DO would mako vigorous
fight.
Droogmyor's resignation was accepted, md
Afr. hIcCuloch made n motion to the Council to
at once choose Q successor, which was carried.
Q. III. Barton, e: L. Chttonden, jeff G. Bowsort
md platt J. Wise were nominated. Barton waB
declared elected On tho ninth ballot.
Mr. NcCulloch introduced q resolution fixing
the bond Of the Treasurer at s5oo,e00, which
passed.. and the Council adjourned.
It. IL thought that criminal proceedings will DO
commenced against Droegmyor for fraud.
, 1873-11-10

Special Dispatch to 1'he Chicago Tribune.
DosToN, Alasa., Nov; 8.-Tho advertiser, in Its
weekly review Of tho condition Of the market
this morning, Says: Tho general condition Of
business remains without special change, except
that among the dealors in dry. goods there ia a
much moro choorful feoling. Tho sales Of agents
arc not largo, and they mover are at this Hoason
Of tbs yuar, but It 1B pluRYuut- to tho wilcelB
Of business moving little faHter than they haye
beep.'
ITO The Il Asaociated nrsss.l
New YonK, Nov. 8.-Iu the dry-goods market
tho jobbing branches arc moro artiyo, but bllsi-
ucHs with. commission houses romRins quiet.
Tho market for cotton goods is steady and un-
changed. Brown and b1eaolled cottons. cot
iobblng request. Prints fairly active. Foreign
and domestic dress fabrics selling moro frooly.
Woolous for mons wear quiet. flanncls in
steady domand.
, 1873-11-10

CINCINNATI, Nov. 8.-The Clearing House
Committee OF tho banks of this city. to whom
WAS int1usted the issuing Of clearinghouse
certificates. have asked to be discharged, as the
certificates havo all boon returned, and by tho
Committee cancelod and destroyed, and tho 90
curitios received boon returned to tho parties
bx vheh ae
cause to check the panic. In evory way. tho
management was success. Not a bank here
failed, and only tho sum OF $450, 900 in Clearing
House certiAcates WEB necessary to tide of tic
period OF tho panic.
, 1873-11-10

TURIN, Nov. 8.-The ceremonies attending the
completion Of tile monument eomnemorating the
docds Of Count Cavour took place hero to-day:
Tho ceremonies wero very imposing, and among
1talinn Primo Minister OF tue Cabinet, Senators,
Deputios, foreign representatives, city autl,ori-
tios, and large body OF troops. Notwithstanl-
Ing heavy raln~storm, MI immenso and onthu-
siaatio crowd gathered to witnosB tho oerenonos.
Tho Mayor Of tho city delivered an ad1ross, In
Which lie paid q higll tribute to Count Cavour,
through, whom. llo said, "Tho Htar OF Savoy be-
came tho sun of Italy,"
, 1873-11-10
SPAIN.

DAYoNxE, Spain, Nov. s.-1ntellfgenco has
Just boen rocovod here OF great victory by tho
desperate fight, noar Nyranda del Arga. In the
Province Of Navarro. The loss Of the Republic
cans was very Eroat, including among tic killed
Lieut.. Gen. Prima Do Rivera: Con. MorioneB
WAS wounded and taken prisoner by the Royal
istg, with forty-ono othor officers. Tho CArli6ta
also lost hoayily, md among tholr wounded aro
Con. Olla and other chiefs. -
Madrid. Nov. B.-Tho official Gazette nn-
twoon the Carats and nepublcanB noar Miriam
da del Arga, but says tho result Ia not known.
, 1873-11-10

Special D'spatch to The Chteago Trtbune.
CoLpwATER, Mich, NOV. 8.-Thia morning,
on going into our jail, tho sheriH found it
empty. Five prisoners had escaped during the
night by tearing up tho floor and digging
b9 hole II tho 1sae efoanh h,,t that gea0sd oa..o to
stood IN their way Of flight. THEFT. names woro,
Edwin HULL charged with the crime Of larceny;
James Clark, Edwin Darby, aud Charles Weston,
robbery, and William McCaligan, rape At this
timo, 10 p. m., none Of them have boon captured.
Weston liyoa In Chicago.
, 1873-11-10
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: NOVEMBER TO- 1s73

ls purpose. a curious pllaso Of tllH fight iB, It
in alloged tfat Com nu1iseionor Ohnrllols owoa his
place Iii tho Police 13oard to John Morris8oy. Ho
donld not havo boon confirmed without biz 1oon-
1faybr altor MdrliHaoy had boon consulted by
Aecorfng 70 tho cntltnatoa OF tho sovoral Do.
part1nonte, >wlsicl, woro passed. yesterday bv tho
moro to oarry on Ito City md County uoyorn-
nlontH in 1874 than it did In 18TH
, 1873-11-10
WESTERN FIRMS IN TROUBLE.

: . GpfGHIs 1778V4{t9 % lHV I}s7CHUV 1F9HHHEf
DAvENPonr. H., Nov. g. 'r4o failure Of
George ". Fletcher, general store. st. Elmo,
probably settle for 80 cents on the dollar.
Tho house OF F1lhlondort, boots and Bhoes,
iH in trouble, offering to compromise. Thoro ia
tendency among small dea!esB Of Davenport.
Rock Island, and Moline to cover up their Btooka
with chattol mortgages in order to secure their
friends In case Of emergency.
, 1873-11-10
RELIGIOUS,

ouA,,.au.u.. . IN. =, :. H., ~ :
st.NrutAs'A sc7slo.a 0. tno ho""R Mems
Chrtsttnn Association Convention ut
lsIoo"ington-.AtcPorts from tlao Va
rious Associntio1as.-1 -1ntcrcstfng Digs
cusslons.
Special Di.pateh 10 Tho chteago 1rfbune,
Droo.,,soron Nov. ax.r,ho aoconI dov ~
~ Wn,a 49,, o,',,..,. nououu 1ay ~
-. the iou1G Mens ~ chrlstlan ASSOCIATION Con9on-
The The ] dovoons , eonuee bloyoa by Wep
of Dloominpton. ahort, ttmo was talan nm IN
f,o.-;.,s. ~.S.~,a 49,. .,.s 49, ."n,.al ~ -
neails iel'orts ttoIl INC ulIierent abaoo'at'oha.
Normal reported live depot work. A hundred
dollars worth OF tracts aro on their yay from
Fnro,o md t,o ,ror,, ,ras ha,,r. 1,ro..ca ,,,.,,
11"4op'' A4A1 tno WIN "as uo'nb pfoseou ",tn
energy, zeal, and determination to mako tho
Association moro usoful III tho future.
Champaign reported d promising organization.
/. l,,r,rn ..,,,., - ~, ,.,;a.;,,, .,t,e,,
, 1873-11-10
THE CUBAN PATRIOTS,


WAsu1varos. Nov. ALI tie n,,h,t, ,a.....,
ebont llo E,ccutlvo noruon ca,,,rn. o ~ n'otes'
tI,o rot,,,,ro ~ ,ho virs,,,,;,,' ., say upon
~ Inv ,,.n,;na... ssus, a''u tno execution
Inns boom tho mainatay Of neutrality, slo,ya An
awkwardneaa in tho midst of tho Indignant ~.
olanatlonB and protesta from every eido, Tha
AAo''oont LAB al"aya occupied a WhVerinE poat-
tton Oh tho Cuba quoation and Con, Sherman
seldom losoa an opportunity to mix , ~ =
word for tho oppressod. Cubans. Alr. Fish,
whosc son-in-law, WobBtor, haa boon tho span.
hls posltion, a1ld hts roBKnation is woll unlor.
W% e 20 pSSndng pSy gg not Of
supported in thta position by tic morobata peua aua
hia nn1a ,s;t1' nns.1;,,, WIZ naso strengthened
Tim proai,7ont,a sv,n. t,tn" Iuttiu,npo9uence.
ht H. a11,,ass n.i aso with tho oubsns.
fi,,annos wm 'onuun oi onr navy and our
vanc,nn bawand "eu aa..e nn 4lom aa-
1o.day snn;o ~ H. uJHeannnal EXPRESSION,
proo;3ot s1 - =. 'u !tLnt5 caltelh-1n HTeed tue
tnrv n"n;. s,s sahG ~. ~ uono mla on tho mono-
annntLiun,, ~ st3rs 49, o tuino1upoJru ol'elaAYea
IN hca3f 81 - III ta aDous " oolo expression
oonditnn -, III H. .,t ennse @ ~ tnoa. ZIG ayln8
loss nit,,atinn ~ I,ro nons naa 1ne equhuy hopo-
fayorahlo "foctv ,,, Hnutoh Dont oxefolae uns
TIC Epen;,,o bu,S W.T. S}'un Tue Unoan causo.
ministration N no,.,,r "n,cn Supports any ADJ
Ioaifnr nrttc1o ~ ~ oo'ae5 OUT to-day IN .
ligcrepoy, A~soeI'tlo'i VI tupan Del"
oFr1o1A1 ANso1ryor,,rur ~, ,,,,,,.
Htv4uA NV 'o1s%Enr sTi,a tc, OF THE EXECUTION.
Gcp. BURIAL cnmtra,,Ior - H.. nnlapaton from
at Bantfaro do l,nbn to tho r.ntai rtaGsn troops
contains a the Information Tina ar
'A'o Aesansans e'.aI5. .oaoera
70 III, Erc>+nc, ,s- nand.ao DE uun4, Nov.
At o'clock tilz n,ornina waro shot n th,. o.
bong traitors to their co,try snd for en TOT
cliicfst tho following persons, styling tlousnfras
iatr1ot eenera!s" Dorneho, Verona, alias Dembeta
4onera 4onera' o. 1IMaion Pedro ccspedos Commanding
SriHadier cmo1e eoTa sesus @ asl Sol and
TOOK place in the of ho 3n.e oalns e
eers tho force Of regular infantry snd apor. fra,
the fce An immonlo concourse Of ncote alao MI. wit.
neesod the act. Tho best Of order prevailed, Tho
PAt0oAetn tot iuet tnelf teath WIN compoautc.
N'saea'' ,,,o... BcanrEI.
4 ta1aor.n @Stiaeo T., H. a AudopAT.
aara fSua ~ t,oso .no npa9sn paper 10 this city
ims varo s,,ot en5 ttt @ ~ ooafu the virgin
mad 6e ,vosa ro1an 'o tn Was SANTA soso,
, 1873-11-10
MEMPHIS.


n1Esun1s. Nov. 8..-Tho lnortuary report for
tho past 24 hours is as follows.~ Yellow f.
ver, q; othor causos, 8. Deatha for tho weok-
yellow foyor,. 27; other causoB, 80. DecreaFc
from last wook-yellow fevor, 81; othor causoB,
IT.,
The Secretary OF tho Board Of Hoalth reports
that the week'a summary shows tho city froo
from all danger OF Infectious or contagious dis
ohsos. Tile deatha from yellow fevor gro but
tho lingering results Of the late epidemic.
fever has Disappeared and visitors from all partB
OF the country hro on tho streots. Tho city is
rapidly filling up With returning citizens, and
business Is more animated to-day than since tho
thomaolvos much encouraged with the PROSPECTS
nhend.
, 1873-11-10

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. 8.--Thomaa L. Joffor-
aon WINS olectod Btato Senator today from tho
Thirty-Bixth District comprising tho Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Hovontl Wards Of this
city, by 1,0it majority over J.P. Saoksteder.
Tho election was to fill vacancy occasionod by
the 1esiSnation Of g. r. Pope.
, 1873-11-10
Struck Dead with Il Hoe.

Special DispaicI to The Chicago Tribune.
PoRrsMourH, O.. Nov. 8.-strauss, q Hebrew
farmer Of Jackson County, GO yeara DID, WAS
murdered yesterday evening. Tho murderer
WAS atealing potatoes, aud when demonstrated
with struck Strauss fatal blow in the temple
with 3 hoe. Strauss was brought hero for inter.
ment. Tho murderer was arrested.
, 1873-11-10
Killed ny Falling Into n well.

Spteial Dtspatch % The Cticd0o tribune.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind Nov. 8.-JoHoph Clark, Il
farmer living some miles north. Of Antwerp,
Ohio, wlB found dead In o we'll on his Promises.
from tho position OF tho body that deceasel foil
in backwarls and was unable to holp himself.
He was very old man, being one Of tho Oldest
settlers tlore,
, 1873-11-10

spsota! Dituatoh to Tho Chicago Ttibune.
ILL.,, whose attempts Ut suicide WAS telsgraphad
some days ago, aftcr four days ,ntenae sulYofing
diod from tho effects. Of tho pistol-sIiot tI,is
morning. Tie waa vol known, aud said to bo
extensively wealthy. No cause can bo assigned
for tho rash act.
, 1873-11-10

from tia Rock island {iu.} Argus, Nor, 8.
: 4 telegram wau reoo4ved by Porter Skinner,
Esq.. Of this city, to-day notifying him that tho
!ast stono on the piers Of tho great railroad
brldgo at Louisiana, No., WAS laid yesterday, at
1 p. M; that vofy largo crowd Of people was
prasent, speeches nude, aud jolly good time
4ad 4tl aruYn1,
,q'lo contract for THIS work was lot to Mossrs.
Reynolds sullpaug1i & Co., Of t1lia oity; t44
first ntono laia Aug. 49,, 1873, aud tho Job COM.
pletod iu si1ty-oight and half working laya,
The work consiatod Of ton piers and two a1ut-
ments, with two additional abutmcnts on Nyo
Creek, all of which arc now finished, boing by
far tho most r4pid work Of tho kind aid uagni-
tuda Dyer dong oYer tla Tatlher tl! s. Watora. The
{ty, and everything vi! he renly To- turn over to
tiia ohioago 8 Alton 4tailfoad Company by tho
1st Of December llext. =.
Tho rapidity With which the work has been
pushed through to compilation, and the very OK
cellont manner In Which It has been done adds
naY leunD)s tn tho %ell:oafi6d famo OF the qxcol.
lout pontraQtQrHt.
, 1873-11-10

S0eeIaE DlsuafcH 70 Tic Chicago 7FibNae.
DIXON, ILL.,, Nov. 8.-The murder tral which
has been in progress hero for tho past two
weeks was concluded last night. Owen D Com
nor .waa found guilty of tho murder Of Dennis
Alien, aud tho verdict Of tho jury was imprison-
mont for hla natural life. :. -
, 1873-11-10
THE DIXON BRIDGE.

Special nspatch 70 Ths Chfcago Tribune.
D1xoN, ill.,, Nov 8.-lhe groat bridge across
Rock River, noarly 700 feet in longtL, wan fln-
iHllod to-tlay. The American bridge Oompany
OF Chicago, hare dono tl!eir work VOL. fhia
bridge takes the place OF tho Truosaall iron
bridge, which fol- OH that memorable Sunday,
M4y i, when noarly afty liyes wore sacrificed, >
, 1873-11-10
TIE SPRAGuES.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Nov. 8.-Tho gentlemen
who wore designatod Us tho Trvatees of tho A. g.
W. sprague Manufacturing Company, at tho
meeting OF tho creditors tho other day, have con-
Bented TO serve. AL peraons who hold the OBJ
legations OF the corporation arc requested 10
send their address, to llufuH Waterman, Proyi-
dance, tho Chairman of the Board Of Trustees.
, 1873-11-10

Spec1ol Usp0{ch q TIC Chicago 1'F75NNe.
DAyENronr, H., Nov. 8.-Tle information
talograplad from DesALoines that Iowa had been
divided into four Catholic Sees is undoubtedly
false. No such division has AZ yot been mado,
aud when it ii nado Davenport will bo tho Hcat Of
one Soc. The highest Catholic authorities in
this city have heard Of no division whatever.
, 1873-11-10
A Murderer Surrcntiere Himself,

New YoRK, Nov. 8. 8.-Royal Salnns, who was
indicted for murder III tho second tlegroe in con-
hoction with tho Kelsey case, surrendered him,
self to-day to tho Sheriff Of Queons County, and
was taken to jail. His brother had previously
beep arrested on similar indictment. Tho
prisoners mado application through counsel to
be released on bail, Which WAS donled, aud they
went to prison,
, 1873-11-10
FIRES.


special LHspatch to The Chicago Tribune,
h1oGnEaoR.' Ia.., Nov. 8.-The extensive oar.
riage-works Of ]. q Trainor, the Kane's Hotel;
two dwellings,, two barns, with four horaes, two
wagons, and other valuable property were col-
Bu1ned by fire at Prairie eu Chfei,. wis. early
this morning.. LoaB about go, ,000 partially
covered by insurance. The fro originated from
q candle left in tho barn..
, 1873-11-10

.ors ahot off. Kinzey and Ills gang vcre arrested
and taken to HOLLYWOOD City, whore there was
Froat oxotomont =; and throats lynching Al
the frat dogroe. * /
, 1873-11-10

OMAHA, Nov. 8.-Col. John Patrick, ono of tho
Oldest settlers Of Nebraska, died in this city this
morning Of paralysis Of tho brain. He Ii widely
known throughout Ponnaylyania as editor Of the
Philadelphia Argus during Buohauan's AdminiB-
tration. The remains will be inferred at Union
town. Pa, 80
, 1873-11-10

WEsronEsrEn Pa, Nov. 8.-The Jury in the
Udderzook qaAe have not Jet returned verdict.
a report says they sro tliyidod betweon verdict
Of murder ln tho 1lrHt and second degree.
, 1873-11-10
IOWA STATE GRANGE.

Special Dl.patoh ta Ths Chicago Tribune,
DEs MONIES. 1a., Nov, 8.-Tlo time for hold.
lug the annual session OF tho State. Orange OF
Patrons Of llusbandry has been changed to peo.
.: Tho meetings will 10 hold In tho State
Houso. :.
, 1873-11-10

NEW YonK Nov. 8.-Iho annual convention Of
tho Methodist Dshops for tho purpose Of lay
Ing out tho work Of tho Church for the year, bo-
gan its session at Newark to-day.
, 1873-11-10

. LOWELL, AIass., Nov. 8.-The jury, in tho case
OF George Il. Curtin, agod 10 years, who haH
beon OIL trial for tho murder OF Child. s years,
will return q eoaled verdict OH Monday.
, 1873-11-10
'Absc0ndcd Will, $4,000 and Another
NIuMsk HVIrcs

DETROIT, h1ieh., NOV. "a dispatch from
New buffalo aayss George Rico, u benton Hsr-
Dor (lich) merchant, Hsl goods oba'aed ooa on
orsdit lH Now York, aud cearcd OH. $sth slo'ovo
90 acquired, taking with him another man 3 wllv,
loaying Lis oHn family 10 shift for themselves.
, 1873-11-10

QUINCY, ILL.,, Noy. 8.-Lyman e. Kiugsbury,
of tho firm Of Kingsbury Bros. Wholesale boot
and shoe doalers, aud n well-known businesH-
man, died at his residence In this city this morn
ing nt 4 o'clock. - -
, 1873-11-10
RAILROAD NEWS.


CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 8.-Mr. William Hooper.
Trustee Of tho Cincinnati Southern Ilailroad,
atartol to England to-day to negotiate a aalo Of
$4,000, 900 Southern Railroad bondH, to be paid
for OIL 1oHyary. -
, 1873-11-10

Killed by q R0ilor.Expl

Killed by q Boilor-ExP10ston.
Special Di1pdteh 10 1he Chfcaao Tribune.
DEsAto1HEs, H., Nov. 8 8.--YeBtorday afternoon
o saw-mill boiler exploded It'll Buena Vista Town
ship, Jasper County, instantly killing Nathan
Ballard, . farmer, who WAS waiting for lumber to
pa HaWcd.
, 1873-11-10

DErHo1T, Mich, Noy. 0.-Yllo Canada Bqutla-
orn Railway Will commence running paBsoGgor
trains hence to Fayotto on Monday.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-09

YNAGS.-W have now in stock an assort-
l. ment OF Dennisons Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags, which we VIII
sell at manufacturers prices.
We have also good stock of " Philips Sc
curity IIook-Tags," very convenient and SER
yiceablc article for merchants. Among It's ad-
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER o, 1878.
(From Springfield Republican,
The Old Familiar Faces.

The elms still hold their place
And to their trust stand true,
But year by year dear faces
Are fading from my view
The faces OF the hoary
FurrOwed by time and care,
But strangely lit with glory
sometimes from psalm and prayer.
! greet with Joy young faces
AT home and BY the way,
In social scenes ana places,
In circles grave or gay
And when the sky above Inc
| slowcrlng and drcar,
Their look and smile 50 CHEEKY
Make dark days bright ana clear.
Nor would | cling with passion
To mOSS-grOwn towers old,
And watch with cold suspicion
New thoughts as they unfold
But none the less we miss them,
Those of the oldcn school,
While the long sleep IS ON them
In depths SO sim ana cool,
Those men Of courtly manner
And dignity withal,
Whose presence hustled rude clamur
And mObs could hold In ihrall;
Who lent official station
An honor all their own.
And humblest avocatiOn
Made regal as throne.
Those danes in quaint apparel.
With jewels rare as few,
Who chafed not at the trammcl
or home and wedlOck true;
Like Olve-plants whose Offsl ring
Clustered about the hearth
That glOwed as summer day-sprlng
And echoed fires de mrth.
All, mono will I'LL thelrplaces.
Their fallen nantes wear,
or all the strange new faces
That greet us everywhere
o. all the crowd now thronging
he 0l1cn marts and ways.
For wealth and honor longing
Eclipsing other days, ". y.
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