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al E X ANDRH.

DlvoRCEs.-Mrs. Claoline X. MaTam NJ,
Massey, formerly Of this sisy. has applied for a
divorce from her husband, Captain Charles
MslIam, formerly OF Gen. SlOugh's stan, AMI
for year or two alter the war military mayor
of FIR dsTiCksbuTg.
Mrs. Cstharine Barry has obtained divorce
from her hush anu, W. II. Barry, at one time
clerk OF the L. =. district court for Virginia
der the late Judge Underwood
DIED Prom HER INJURIES. Mrs. Kate
Dyer, who was burned so severely Oh the night
OF Thursday, the 5th. instant. by the accid entail
turning over OF q candle by her baby-an &c
count OF the accident was published in the o l.
zshe the day after it's OccurTence-died IA $
morning, from the effects ofthe injuries she re-
ce1ved, aud those who saw her roasted and
CharIed flesh consider the duration Of her life as
remarkable.
Contested ELBCrION.-Itis reported, upon
the authority OF one OF MT. BarbOnrs late s1D-
pJs'eTs, thst that gentleman proposes 90 cor
TEST the election OF General Hutton, upon the
ground that in Frederick county and elsewhere
q the district many Barbour ballots were eK-
aiGCtui ana that notice Of such intention win
ne served UT0n Gen. HuutOn previ)ns to the
expiration OF the thirty days, tie time aiIo we'd
by law.
HAugis CoRPUs.-Mr. 4. W. Chiffon. attor-
ney for Mr.. ). o. BagOt, an account OF whose
arrest and imprisonment in jail on the charge
1f-rg NJ receipt for SlI5 has been heretofore
iuhii-EeI II the Gazette, has applied to judge
Lose, Of the corporation court, for a writ of
TAB; as corpus in order - obtain Mr.. BIS dis
charge. The writ has been Issued and the case
Will De TlCd al =. m. this 81 teFnOon,
AQUKDUCF BRIpGE.-It is and ,rstlO1 that
the project for petiti0ning Congress to buy the
bridge on the Alexandria canal aQueduct, at
Georgetown, and make it a Tree bridge, will be
pushed vigorously during the next session Of
GCDgT( So, and that the lessees of the Alexandria
canal are by no means aVerse to selling out,
provided they receive liberal compensation.
COAL THANKSGIVING to the diminished de-
mard for coal, in consequence Of the depression
IN manufacturing business in the north and to
the prevailing low freights-Sl.20 now but 81
three years ago-large stacks OF Cumberland
coal are sccumulating at all the depOts in this
city.-GdSette, last eUeaiHg.
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L OC Ill " Z us.

AmusemenIs &c. Tonight
Nzti0Eal T3e1.sr.-Miss Nelson in 3. Romeo
fBd ,IuEes"
F0Tg's Cpfrd Houst.-Nr. John l.. TOole in
"DeareT than Lie" and 'sTbC D.dssr.o
TRea'eT C0mtqus Nip--The Pretty Flower"
and other attractions.
LiHcolH HdI-Nax He5er's Grand Carnival
OF Az y M ~. Irrna.
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"THE VERY BKsT qualities at the osest possi-
Die prices" Is our motto IN White Shirts, FIaa-
mel and MerinO Cudershirts and Drawers Wool
and Cotton Hosiery, Kid, Dogskin, Cloth ami
other Gloves, Trunks Umbrellas aud ValiS4z.
Try US. "Lewis'n POpul AT One Price Store, 90
9TH street, between and h.
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DRTLL CIATIoH.-SyracuSaus Lodge.
No. To- n. OF p, of this city, last night or
al association Tor the purpose OF peTfecting
themselves in the kDightly drill. The fOllOwing
OthceTs were elected Tor the ensuing wear: VIM.
ii. Hines PRESIDENT VIM. 7. Bailey, secretary;
Nv. Cutler. drill master. committee. con-
ststiBs OF VIM. I. Bailey, A. G.. Campbell. and
ton and bylaws Tor the government of the as
s0cistiOn. &. h. Davis, Vim. E. Dolley, aud l..
'. Cutler were appointed a committee to obtain
suitable hall in which to drill. They aim to
be the best drilled lodge that will sppear in the
grand parade on the occasion OF the assembling
Of the Supreme Lodge OF the World in this city
in MAY next.
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WINTER SCHEDULE OF THE BALTIMORE AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.--On and after to-rOrrO y
new schedule will be in force on tue Balti-
more and Potomac railroad. The trains will
leave 9th and street nOrthward as follows:
Washington time, IS northern express, SIS
accommodations, 3 - New York limited, Ii IS
fast Line, 3 20 =. II. accom- mediation, 1 81 Phus-
GelphtaA, 1ZJ Cincinnati new trsin)%, g.CS
New York night. 1915 Pacific express. The
arrivals Will be a. follows: Is New York
night, $50 accommodation, = So last lines
u - accommodation tBew tUainl a. n; q
Philadelphia, 4.O5, New York limited, SIS ac-
cormOcstiOn, 9-I3 mall, IL p southern eI-
prSss~. Those marked with star - are daily
trains.
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ASK your grocer for DOoley's Yeast Powder,
the best Baking Powder for preparing Biscuits
Rolls, Bread, Griddis Cakes. waffies, sc. De
pot, CO New street, New York.
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IHE LATEST STYLES or Dress HATS for
Gentlemen, BOYS, and Children received this
week at "Lewis'," $50 18th street, between L
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ALTHOUGH UpDRgzooK spent most of bis
time in writing during the last few weeks he
has left no literary remains, a search OF his cell
falling 10 discover any of writing either on
psper or on the walls. His body was Delivered
to his father, who buried il on his place, and
and watch Is kept TO guard the grave from in
truSiOn.
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PARDesKp BY THR PREsIpENr The Presi-
cent 20 dsy p&rdOBed ii. NJ. Qasills, convicted
in FebrusTg tasI IN tie Poles Court OF assault
snd battery in two Gases, aud sentenced II $50
days in jan il each, and he MAS day rels ased
ICp jail.
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iNThEzsTisG BxkRCisKs to morrow are ad-
yertlssd e. here In tO-day's STAB IN fbs fol-
loW1rg-nSmed chGrehes:-St. PauI's English
Lutheran church; L street church, near 9Th;
Church oil the Epiphany; Unitarian church;
Trinity church, Georgsto~n; cav street BantIsf
church, Georgetown; Memorial church: Iefh
street NJ. T.. Church, and ut reading rooms cor
ner OF u and b streets northwest.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, November 4-vtrglnis sizes peel.
ers AZ FiIgtLias c,BsOlidateo, IS. do ex-co1 p0a.
5.a; Wes, llIginia's 10; Horh Carolina sixes DID,
BALTMoRv, November IL-Cotton frmer-row
middIlugs, E@45 FIour qaiet aud uoch4uged
~ heat stLous and ~ good delnsnd- Amber weste n
iis@l26 No. red western. l7O9I22; DO No 2 ira
. sr5 land, EO3l2s; do. amber, l3O(gl33 DO. white,
I5@os; yellow southern, 7s6lSO; mixed western. 81
Oats hTmer-scut neru, Is 61; western miGef 81 asa:
Do white, e4e65 B. e fl mer and higher. sG5I0j,
Hey unchanged Pork, noHiGaI-S2I Bulk meats
oDohs a. gee. Bacon buoysqt yetS strong sud in
IA; sugar cured hams, Is Lard 6rm-reti1ei, IS
y sterl butter unchanged. Petroloua unchanged
locales, with small sales. Sugar unchaugsd.
EEw YoRK, November I4-St0cks activs and
Ak short a90 Ha, t! seti1 exchange long,
NEW YORK, November II Flour quiet and
steady heai shade hrmer and ssvancipg. Corn
LoyDoN. November II, 1890 .. m -O,nsoIs for
money, @se'c; for account, 49,. Ten-:Orty bonds,
y LoNDoS. Eovember 4, p; .-.Advices from
Paris quote rehieS at 81 f[soc. 80 Confines.
A RESERVED SEAT.-rhe advantage that a
married man has over a bachelor il illustrated
~ this little story which the Newport (R. H.
News tells: ga married lady went 10 the opera
house Oh last Thursday evening as soon as the
@G0Is we're opened, and took with her an Old
hat of her husbands. Selecting two of tie best
seats in the house she put herself i'm one of them
and the hat in the other, and waited for her
husband. OF course everybody thought tnst
the seat had been regularly taken ami Gated
for moment, so they let il and the hat alone.
About O'Clock the fortunate husband of the
patient and eDteTprisng wife came in aud took
the seat that had been kept for him"
HYDgOPHOBIA.-A short time since Young
man named Harry Sivyer put up az the ROck
Clitie, Lewes. He slept at an OuthOuss which
had hitherto been occupied by a lurcher dog.
Towards morning the dog broke loose, aud pro-
ceeced 20 dispute possession of his OLD quarters
with Sivye-. The dog eventually hit the man
severely in the hand. The next day he bit
another man, two dogs and cat. SILVER has
la'ely died, after four lays illness. During the
'afttr part Of his illness he refused all liquids.
The other man who was bitten has as vet felt
10 bad effects.-BritiSb Medical Journal.
Ar ILLEGAL PgEsIoNER In the U. s court
IN Cincinnati yesterday, Pat McC3rty was
found guilty OF aiding aud abetting Mrs. Can
nam1H in defrsuding the government by OBJ
'.hnirg an Illegal pension. Mrs. Gannanan is
The widow OF McDermott, and had a pension
allowed her in August, 1868. Four months af-
20 pension which Rhe continued 70 draw,
ana has furnished sffid avits every six months
that she has remained = widow.
BURNED TO DEATH IN HIS VICES PRES
RNCB.-Tbe residence OF j. L. Garter, near
Syracuse, n. Y, was burned Thursday MORN
ing. Mr.. Carter went into the cellar to save his
property, and was burned to death in the pres
ence of his wife.
MA cable dispafch saws that Measrs Tooiv
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LAST CHANCK.-But "A short time remains tor
the purchase of tickets 10 the Fifth GIFT Ton
cert OF the Public Library o. Kentucky. Agsufs
nave been notified to make returns from the
10Th TO the 18th inst, but for the convenience OF
those WHO may have fsiied u supply n IN
selves through the agents. CASH orders viii he
nlled st the home office up II the evening oftla
18th, and II any money should come too Ia-e Il
IL. ms 40 =
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. From Warren Choate
* 60. We have " TIE IhE(Iasr ant presga4kg,''
fer December; from Jos ShIiiiDgt)n GoFsy.s
J0dy'S BOOK for December and Frank Leslie
Illustrated Almanac for 1875.
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TEE WASHINGTON MONUMENT The fol-
loving subscriptions were received to-day
MidGletovn, Pa, $50; Pike Lodge, No. IS, 1.
%. y. F., Griggsville, Ill, so; Spencer Lodge,
No. 5I1, 1. q. y. F., Columbus, Ohio,
-; Granville Center Lodge, No. 6SI, Gran
No. 50, f. A. A. NJ, Emporium
Pa, SO; Dauphin Lodge, NO. 100, L. o.
y. T., Harrisburg, Pa, $40; CODemaush Lodge,
NO. l9l, /. y. U. F., JohnstOwn, Pa, $40; Jera-
salem Com mandery, No. 10, *. r., Phpnix-
VIE, Pa, So; Franklin Chapter, No. 4, L. A.
NJ, Norwich, Conn, $50. Next!
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WINTER SCHEDULE Il. & o. RAILRoAD.-To-
MORROW the regular winter schedule of the Il Al
omoTe and Ohio railroad will go into effect
Trains for Baltimore will leave at 5, T. 1:25, 49,
:, $50, 1880 a. m, II m, l, $50, 345, 49, $780,
!, >, and $50 p. m. For New York, Phiisdei-
phlsI ara Boston at q m. and 2. IN. daily,
except sunday. For al parts Of the west at
$40 a. m and $50 p. IN. dsily. and l1;41 .. m.
daily, except Sunday. For Pittsburg at $50 D..
~ daily. Fer ali details see regular advertise
ment IN Sunday morning papers, and daily pa
peTs after Sunday.
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IHE j HRATRRs.-Miss Nei's son will close her
brilliant engagement OF the week at the Ma
uonal Theater this evening, repeating on the
occasion, by special request the great per
Torrance or Romeo and juliet" Miss Nell
sons touching picture of the loving heroine of
the piece Is acknowledged TO be one of the
great approximations OF ShakspeaTeaR charac-
teTs. which make the memory OF an artist i'm
mortal. Ifose Who fail to see II will have
cause to regret it. On Monday evening Mr. j.
&. Emmett Rs "Fritz." Emmett is an original
and his portrayal Of 'ne German emigrant is
one OF the most unique and cOmIcal stage pic
lures OF the day.
Mr.. Tooie, who has delighted so many at
EoTds Opera House this week by his asterly
lmI e~sOnatiCns humorous and pathettc-O
several StIge characters hitherto unknown in
Washington, " appear here for the lest time
tins evening, repeating the capital bill OF last
night, which gave such great satisfaction to
very large audience. Washington play oer.
will regret 10 bid him good bye. On Monday
evening HEveriey's minstreis commence al en-
gagement.
The great double entertainment at the The
ster COmiQue-yariety and drsma-presented
nightly il well calculated TO draw good houses
particularly as the performances are far above
the average OF variety thesters. Miss Louise
Sylvester In her sensational play "Nip, the
Pretty Flower" appears in five distinct char.
aCters.
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BURNED TO DEATH IN HIS WIFB's PRES
RNCB.-TEe residence OF j. L. Carter, near
Syracuse, n. Y, was burned Thursday MORN
ing. Mr.. Carter went into the cellar to save his
property, and was burned to death in the pres
ence of his wife.
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KILLED BY THE FALL OF BANK OF
GRAVEL esteTdsy afternoon q iabOring man
rams Michael WEIGH was instantly killed by
the cSytng In OF hank of gravel, where he W As
engaged in digging, on 22d street, between X
and streets. Charles Smith, q colored man,
vas injured at the same time. The body Of Mr.
WEIGH Was removed 20 his home, on l9Gh street,
near II street, and Smith was sent to his home,
on 18th near street
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The IMPORTANCE OF SINGLE VoTR.-One
vote in the city OF New York returned a repub-
tcan me mber Of the assembly, which made a
majority in the legislature OF that state for
Thomas Jefferson, and gave him the vote OF
New York, without which he could not have
been elected. The whole policy of the United
States during the u fferson and Madison admin
!stratiOns period of sixteen wears, hung on tha
vote. One vote elected Marcus Morton governor
Of Massachusetts,, in An aggregate popular vote
of nearly 100000 One vote elected William
Allen, in the Chilicothe district to Congress in
the year 1884, and one vote subsequently made
him nited States Senator for six years after
ward. The following case OF the kind ia still
more remarkable; In 1880, Dan Stone, of Cincln-
nail, was a candidate for the state legislature.
Walking up Main street, on the morning of the
election, he overlook an acquaintance going TO
ticket. Stone solicited his vote. owe are old
friends" said he, " and know you will show a
friend that mark Of kindness" Party spirit was
then comparatively quiet. The voter replied
g Well, Dan, you are pretty clever fellow /
don't care ii do" That one vote elected Stone
and gave majority of one in the legislature
which made Thomas Ewing United States SEN
stor: Mr.. Ewing's vote on the question of con-
hrming the appointment of Martin Van Buren,
as minister plenipOtentiary TO Great Britain en-
able the Vice President TO give the casting vote
against it, and made Mr.. Van Buren, first Vice
President and then President, and determined
the general political policy Of the country for
four years.-Cbtcago Inter Ocean.
ALARMING ISCREAsR OF DPTHxRrA IN
NEW YoRK-StTteeH Gases Of Death Week ia
Brooklyn, and Eiffg.tC0 an One Week in NetC
FoTk.-A noticeable alarm exists in Brooklyn
over the prevalence of diptheris. For two
months there have been An average Of Is cases
of death week, and for the week ending No
vember 3 there were 10 cases of death. There
is corresponding mortality in New York, and
last week there were 80 fatal cases, 2f more than
in the same week OF last year. A meeting of
medical men has been held in Brooklyn to as
sign cause for the increase. In 1873 there were
252 fatal cases, and so far this year there have
been 34. The physicians are puzzled, agree
ing, however, that the greatest number of
leases arise from imperfect drainage, damp cell
lars, and misSmatic spots. A number OF fami-
lies have been struck down, and in two or three
cases the mother and children have died leav-
ing the father. The sanitary inspectors of the
health board have been instru cted to be vigilant
in districts where there is new made land, and
where the teuements are crowded. DIR. Chas.
Corey, the insanity expert. says that there is q
prospect Of diptheris epidemic.-N. Y. Sua,
I'LL.
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SHKAK THIEP SURPRISED About $50
clock last evening a cOlOred sneak thief Ell
tered the house OF Nh h. A. Clarke, on street,
between ittk and eth streets, from the base
msut, ana while fOraging for plumber in tue
rooms above Wa discovered by the Youngest son
OF Mr.. g, who made him cecanp in haste
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oLsEo. On Exhibitisn ane Sale IEEw Ne
rrH ST. Al TTH 81
EAhkREfKRN,
SO. NSQ 1th street, between and y streets. Ell ht
doors above Odd FeIloEs' Hall,
Oboics Oh Paintings, En9rsyinRs, Chromos, Sc
Also, largest stock Paper HRnginRs, WindOE
shades, Pictures, Frames, Pictpre Cords and TGS-
ssls, Rings, n sils, &C., IN the District.
~ TRIMS CASH.
~Piease remember Name snd Number. Jelly
A LII KINDS OF GEETLEMEN'S CAsT-OFF
"A WEARING APPAREL can be sold TO the very
beet advantage by addressing calling on JUSFH,
6I9 d street, between Gin and 7th streets north
gest. 50 Notes by mail promptly attended %.
Cash paid. iYs-tr
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0PKEIHG OF FEENCH GOobs-M. william
has tbis Gay received invoice or a large tfnpsr
fstion Of PsriS'en good, sB0 viii open the "a a..
IN sfeB Gays. Due police wall be given.
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To RR CURBD of Rapture wear the Elastic
Truss. - PennsYlEAEia ayenna nnrth Eest z )
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TO RR CURRD of Rapture wear the Elastic
Truss, 80 Pennsylvania avenue northwest SIS
MERINo Shirts and Drawers. a. 81 %. CT n
each; Medicated Shirts snd Drawers at HoI
lander Bros, near willard's Hotel. lOl4f;
TEN NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
Sew York avenue and 18Th street, pays per
cent. Per annum on deposits for each calender
nonth: Banking hours, 9 to 4. SATURDAYS 70
snd TO s. 27t3. I4tIs
ALL-wooL USDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
y 30 each; the latest style Scarfs, at HOlIAnier
bTos:, next door above Odd Fellows' Hall.
1O,14,l:
CoRss, BUSIoNs, SC.
For reilef from Corns, Bunions, Club aud In
growing Nails, etc, visit DR.. " hites establish
ment, NO. $50 18th street, opposite the U. S.
Treasury.
FINE Gents Furnishing Goods, at Hollandsr
Bros. I0I.I.
Mr.. CHR. XAEDERs NATIVE WINE csnnot
he strongly enough recommended to the lovers
of wholesome beverage, on account of it,
purity. Give Mr.. y. call, ut Oil It'll street
northwest, and try it. 1911 col:
EXTRA LARGE sIzR Underwear, at Hollander
Bros. I0JIJ.
Try TEE ELASTIC TRUss, 235 Pennsylvania
avenue 2,5
THS sIEaRR Swine MAoHIss sales ofIsT2
srIs HziS'oep. t.12-s,~tf
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LECTURES
DITf THK zoos.

TRE LEADING TNTsLL scTUAE
ATTRACTIONS or rs SEASON.
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MERINo Shirts and Drawers. 81. q. 25, &. 81
each; Medicated Shirts and Drawers at Hol
lander Bros, near WIIIard's Motel 10 IA
, 1874-09-01
Correspondence Between Great
Britain and Spain Ro-
garding the Vir-
ginius.
4 Postponemcnt Of Tho Case Asked
Until the United States Is
Heard.


oA2t1N1tAt
SAX FnANoiHco. Cal, Aug. 3t.-Tlo etoans]In
Mikado brought no mail from Honolulu. bit
thoia Ia nova to Aug. In.
Tho kilg prorogued tho Assembly on tho eth
Of August. llo congratulated Tho mombera on
Tic introduction ot bills to aid tho construction
of telegraph lines aud tho encouragement Of
steam navigation with foreign countries. Ho
spoke strongly III favor Of reciprocity troatios,
particularly fayoring ono with tic United States,
etd sn'a TINT no effort on hin part will bo want
ting to secure 10 desirable result.
lilo King haa appointed $. g. Wilder and J,
U. Aawainut special Commissioners to collect
md forward to tho Philadelphia International
Exhibition, objects Illustrative Of tho arts,
manufactures, and products Of tho aoil OF tho
Hawaiian Kingdom.
The British war-Hhip Scout was oxpoctod to M
rlvo with party to Observe tho transit Of Yonua
from the islands.
The Sidney (New South Walcs) Morning Her.
uld sRys TINT tho rlulor TINT tho Bteamor line to
Sun Francisco haa boon suspended was without
foundation. The Melbourne Arqus COMPLAINS
TINT tic mail service on tho limo IL yery iuoilj-
Client that CalifornIn tlatoa arc constantly au-
tictpated by Vessels vim Suoz and that. az far as
Melbourne IL concorned tho California service Is
useless.
Twenty five moro bodies wore recovered from
the wreck at tho British Admiral, nnd tho portion
Of tho carg0 saved waH brought to Melbourne.
Tho discover y-ship Challenge has finished tho
sonudings for II cablo lotween Sydney and Well.
ington, IN New 2ealand.
, 1874-09-01

Cleveland lhas followed lit the walo OF Chicago
aud Cincinnati by abolishing tho Sunday liquor
Inv, which haa been in force for two yours. Tho
ordinance repeating tho law was passed In tho
Council on tho 25th inst, IL Democrats voting
for tho repeal and IL Republicans against 1t.
Both tho Leader and Herald denounce tho re-
poal as IN outrage. Tho former Gays:
The misfortune IN not final 1t will be Il lcason
which certain we-,neanfng peoplo Of Cleveland hare
needed 10 rouae tho1n to Rcnsc OF tosr 1atiea "
Of no oonaoqnonco TINT the majority Of Cleveland
yotera temperate and lxw-abding inen 40 long ny
soy atay away from tho calc,aas and elscfions, and
permit tho bunlsnera 10 fill the CnunGil Chalber will
pnrcclls aud RusaeA and O1selleys. When city
like Cleveland haa, the Chairman Of an important
Council connitte- man who has 10 ~ arrested and
cagol t1Ice within week for riosouB lruukenneaa In
public sroot, 1t IL evident that tba vosera hovo
neglected their duty,
, 1874-09-01

JudEo Nuzsl Hbnrriaon, Aged 114 Eoaxp
and Il Months.
Special Dispatch to 1h4 chicaaa Trfb,.ne.
SouooLonAFT. Mioh., Aug. 31.-Judgo BAIL
Harrison. OF Pratrle-llondo, tho first white ml,
that sottlod hero, tho hrat Judge Of Kalamazoo
County, and tho original character Of coopor's
"Bee~Hunter." dioa sunday, Aug.!l8. o'olook p.
m,, at tho ago Of 1o4 yeara md s months. lie
had no disease, but had worn tho thread Of life
completely out, and passed peacefully to ress.
11o had alwaya beeu 3 devout Christian, aud for
OYER aoyenty yoara . member Of tho A1othodtat
Church. He settlod On the farm whore ho diod
forty.neyon yoars ago, taking his decd from The
unstea stateH His funo1al will take plaos On
Tuosaay at o'clock p. m.
, 1874-09-01

Suits have boon instituted by tho Trustces Of
tho Macoupiu County hondho!dors against the
Judges who in 1870 net asido tho Tux previously
lowed for LAo payment OF tho Court House in
debtedness. Tho compliments allego that tho
action Of tho Court reduced tho value Of the
bonds held By them from par to GO por cent and
By subsequent proceedings oi tho samo body
they we're rendered absolutely worthless. 1t ls
now the intention OF the bondholdors TO prose-
cute ali persons concerned in tho repudiation-
achomo. and to ascertain in tho courts Of Inst
resort the responsibility Of officials for damages
Inflicted by their mulfoasanco.