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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
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bat, unisrn lirtsu une suten Grsunb Ni6clas
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auf fatbolii6tn @runeiassn fubsnpes Inter.
nsbmsn 20 Rann ;ablt, bic ss f1 ale ;ur
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S6anee ssrei6sn.
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iein altss gaterlane RON Ssr,en Iiebts. @sssn
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gPer ain en- al sesleesn
Sp feuser lei5te Sang
&ls Gbreittsn, net ais 5seer
D @ebet as cuiren S1nt.
Der ,,eursmburser llnterfibnnss 0erein"
Gbirago, 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
infer rcifcuec Mocut

per- 8. .. gage mirt i'm euufe bee Sertass u.
@intrrs tis Siaatsn 9Giusie. gNisecnFn, Ii'
tiaan unt ohio tsiuteu, I'M ecrt Ato 'nsnten
i'll iamn Gilt, III eoncetirsn &c. Gr III iset in @is
ccnfr u. ttiu6t bic StIrts Ii. Sr,iboitcn in cent
nrrtpfliten Sbsile jsrss Staatrs. @ir smtf.b
len i'm Icncbl Der bpbp. Dsiititfcit ale unisrn
Serrn Ise;isn une Nsiern unc bitten ne ihm
nbtbisenfaus Silfs III iciien, I'd JIG uns easurt
istr Al Tanf pcrr1idt tn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18

Serr Sermann 1besinsa bat ben
Store He. 679, Naimfrabt in yrahlts's glcd.
ssn'istbtt pcsin s, I'm ftinsm Giitnwaarsn.
Ssf&dft bic %nctbpsnris ssporbsne Grpetrans
ssttn ~ iSnnsn. isinsn @e&afspIaB Ssrlsssn
rtre unt bic sun, 20. ,. R. auss In Srsnuas
iu tabtn etbenft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18

Inter benz Sitel nStimatb fir 6rsunb.
Ipitn" bat f8 cine 5rausnsstai6aft in Dutu-
que %ssbilbst. tersu 3psd es ill., zine Pei.
matb fir biffs. unb bttmattsIclt
5rausn unb ainbsr su iGaHen. Die @sisa.
i&aft iOa untsribrt BON issli&sm @laubsnsts-
fenntniTs isiu. Sis pirs ineorporirt uns ibr
9srmSssn In auf $4,000 bsfimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
snremburger Ga3ette.

0Sir madben uniere &eicr auf Die ssr-
i5isesnsn in ben glnssisslpalten arsstineisten
earsrsrfiufs aufmnfian,. Tie 3oaifcfer 8arm
III Gin ihSnss Stid giatntbum uni an ben bsi
cen 8armen ess Or. yuewis lei &oaineiUns.
fam Gin gutter Sanssl ssinad. mtresn. sa @i.
mona 60. ieinsr 5ru&ttarisit pssen, nit &s6t
trribmt III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18

Sc vt cine Sepesuns i'm @anss. ben
lts'ssH Siaet40risr. Der nod aus Der 3sit Der.
rabrt, sab So aa ben 2srriturisn ssbSrte, auhuas.
ben ". ben aQssmnnsn Stast&artr, bsfannt ais
Municipal Incorporative Act, au,un,smsn. Die
ilmdnssruas pat pislss fiji s9. abu aud man.
tss ssssn ft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
Gefunbbeits. NseeLa fur bic rauss Sab

VNFHHVVtttU @NNWt"' TUT w '""6' J"F'
res,sit.-Suttt Gu& Dor nafrn 5lb en-. NaHe
5iss trinssn Iei&t Grfa tansen bersor une ba-
Sen i&on oft ben aeim ,ur S@wiuslu6t sslsst.
a&tet ME sinsn flsinsn Sufsn ~ ssrins, ais CAP
or gsa&tuns S%erpitas. 8leinr llriaden BADEN
oft srU6s @irtunssn. Seie INNER i6lasfsrtis
fur ben arssu 5sius Der alsiuen, bic SalSbrGu-
ne. unt isip ME Obns Elm pafst BON Dr.. Aug.
9ruatbss. Der in alien 5GQsn BON
Grfaltunssu, Sufsn, &C, quite Dienis ibun pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
@erfAieeene eeute, tie ibr. hasdiSsn

Nerfbieoene 2cute, es ibrs ftarti'6sn
Steuern nitt germ trsabIsn uno BON etn:n sisls
~ Ter 9laNs ssbCrsn. tsrsn Gisentbum auf Sps'
eulaticn sslauft. ME fell il. ais bis Stsucrn ~
tssablsn Ine. tistsu eans untsr nisprissrm Trei'
ie gum Gaufe an. ais ss atssitGst III. Ss eis-
it psuts rrbl aud ibr Giscntbum fell tistsn,
spsnn Is n%irerissr tarir, il, ais Der rssls @ertt.
@ir s~ldubens niht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
Mtlmaufee Warftbrriht.

eyer 1slssrapb.) fl. Nopsmtsr 1874.
0~sittn-Gtf. Ro. 1, 81 CITE go. 2, S9t
3ts.
Safsr-Gsfu uns sSbsr. IO. 2, 4Si Cts
i'm Stpre.
Wslf6Iprn-Glau ~ 76 Cts.
Hssssu.-Gef. no. 1, 81 Cts.
@erfe-Gth une bGbe Rp. 2, St.S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18

Sfhan, Wiunsi&if 60. Soma. srliit am
Sam'tas sVr s 3asen t~sbsuienben S&absn sur&
''nsn tornado. her BON fur&tbarsm @swiiir be.
aisittt trar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
0amfiaauna.

tiniu3si6nsit ifatist bisrbur& benz reursmtu..
ger tlnitrfisunss gsrsin" ron Gbieaso ibrsn
standardization Cani al. fir bic rtssImdbias I'm.
tt~rfhipuns w6brsnb Der aranfbsit u. rtstn 1bdl.
natns bsim Lobe ibrss s~slisStsn @atisn, ri.
%plas Drtis.
Rarsaretbs Drsis, EHittps.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18

Games SeDi, Gde Der 6. uns Mainfra6s
III in ppaer 9lcrie nit ieinen neurn @intsr.
feline, srobs. raubt, lanfts, tiaisr, tbeu.
ere, ale Sortsn liue ea. @ebt, fuft NAL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18

!. Nhcmbcra's @bisfss prcess rire
p%abri6einlit auf bic Ta!Nyuns Ger 9. ct. ri.
frirt Court pcrlsst wsrcsu. Bis bic Belt lauft
nod pieI @afer ben @iiilppi binunter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18

infer 2%anbSmann Rl. Msrssn ssrlisb
iesttn Wittwc6 Dubuque, nm Der nltsn listsn
Srimait sinsn Selu6 ut,ulfattsn. @lidli9e
Hsik Nihcl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18

0Nir lenfen bic gufmerfiamfeit unisrer
PtIu auf bic anjsiss tes Serrn @iasr BON
dnepaia, @ise. 8armsr une Sparsers fnh
bort bsittuS aufssbotsn, tris uns unisr asent
inrsitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
0rofer Nerfamf
Der na6benannten pertbpolen Qdnberttes
auf Dem Wese Der OHentliaen
iSernn8
Samtas, %. Nob. IA
UNI eis bic S~intrIaTsnl6aft hes ssrfurstnen
q. 3oaiecfsr in Srpnuns ;u trinssn.
Ter Derfauf fneet i'm 0trfaufstoeale wc. 53s
wdinaraae. , ubr Rddmitass ffatt uns
umfa6t rpie fulat


D.sanss rsbtssiannis 3oasofr 5arm ,u psru srtsat
ttne 4S 63. fD Ndtr. lie I'm @ar,en eeu In ~enIsineu
gart'ltn, mic lie iuriitS a~ss.tbsiIt unr earsirt wrrsen 4us
ptrtduft rereer.
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stld s Srli.
Cot No. 2, "a 50 100 VIDE. auss lsanans. tsstnsdi. 10
Gpltur. me ftns quite, 5eulane.
Pct No. 3, IL 3.f0O adtr. fbstlreIs tuitirtrt, mf etRers
Siuit, tbtiIrent I'm Ntbauss urt bat tinilts 5cit.
setR re ! 40 adtr anss sutts SclIiane uns rtsst ~
20. no 5. n IS ito adsr. jun 1bsi Berg, ;au asvn
s. .uJne.
yet NJ. 6. 20 gdsr m iasns 1sal uns pl,,eslaus, AVN
3btil ,r Sartfrutt fttiaast.
Qct re. Z. N 70 100 dder, unafdbr Boa qaue nj, Rs q
Got Nc. 8. 43 IS. 100 Gdsr, 1aass 9tadane, { amt "a M
Srass nne part 5ru0teulur.
ei Nc 3, "a 75.iW ader, ttsils Berg. une Aslaans.
ttttls blrmldne.
Yet No 10, IS lo.tOO u DIR, anss 1bsuans In sr 4dS,
sts 3saieoisr St.'s. re. I q itfsnians.
sst N': H. - 70 TO adsr, ssI,tane nit Sdss uss o.
est Nc. IL, 81 $500 adu. anss Scl,. uas .etasns
eet Hs. y IN 9snalsrs aspi,isn ,u Dususu weraaf rs
sssrnssus INIT 3innntrn une Saismtnt.
sst ~. lIo' we slas U. Q. Strass, Iutuaut uHt 3
Ne, Maiuarass. Der fsia. 34sdi,t et.rs, Zen tst
SIsittbsba ". Srue ar Time habtn. Das Get uHt 81 de
Jus 5ront sci ia 8us mad Ter ales.
aut eets y Wruneeuttr reresn rcftis etn SstAbsfrn.
eeh am % ytessnbsr tuetlttalsn ctne Rudttt edrauf, Of
eir 'e1He @tecteen rsslitn Dtrtbt irtprt6t eeer ut6t,
mus.
3ablunssbreinsunsc m Gin DrittI baar sd aslt,.
ieruna es Sautbritfts. eth Erittl tn IL Ron IisH nut tas
Itstt Irittd IN 2 Sabrtn pom 9ase es gtriaufs an1u'
jatlen fue.
I'm ~stsrs austunf It unh ,ur GinNSt Der aar,r ss VI.
gen Stetnttuns rtnet man I'D an
peter &isne, 9sfamsniss n,testr stw
t73 q. ~. Burton u. Co., suetipnir..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
Rene Mn5eigen.
2 Nferce b~erlpren!

Der unitr,si&ntte Sas.ihs autbier bar 2 pfsrtt s~trisrsn.
Das tint am Iienfas. es anetrt Wittpp6 ttstr gDO1t.
5ds cine IT Gin Sensf bearstb eds antere braan'roib.
psisss Nal Ssrns auf Ger Strne. Der 5ensa BAT am lin.
!tn tih,srn 1u5s tinsH pessn glsdsn, eas snesre bat chen.
falls an einru Ger Sintsrfuee Elm etsH iel6tr 5ltder. Ids
brauns gfers Sat cas- lintt arss ~prlsrsn. Dtritnist. Der
sints Der pferet mad mtintr sD0tnuns. 2 Htilen n6reltt
psn CT. Genatus. tn grairit Spring 1ppnftip. 9adisn &c.,
Some, cher AZ Ssrrn T1tii6. an er 1. Ssrase. Msntdna
5aus. Dubasus. Srra, brinst atdlt $40 gslssnuns.
4Ral. Bspttfe Mutbter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
2u Dermtetbeu!

Sn Winutsta. MAbaftap Co.. Rinn.. attt en fSpnr
store An yumittbtn. Tsrfslbs uanst fH tbtnferebi fur
Drssoets. gretrits ale Sbut.StVu ptu S6ntietrftpp.
Stinn Stere IN cine CUTE %aDotnuns.
lin nabere ausiunft psnht man 40 an Ssrrn Rid.
Fvn6, Rinnsisfa, W~atafbar &c., Iinn. t73-t6f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
3alenter.

rnfrt h& baussnss arbsit srIautn uns sieiss
5abr lstssr ni&t ZEN ~eursmburssr Sausfrsuns1
toumsn su Iaatu unb uns mi. benz gnfauk Az
tsf&dfis.n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
Stadt und Staat.

- Die Siiee Der ,,Smrem:
burger @a,ette" bsinoet ftd an
@ainhraBe s~esenHber Sells sso-
re, oidt n0rolid bon @efpbal T.
9inSs GiicrseiGaft, Na. 442,
,mijdlen 4. ua0 ). StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18

1ura has NeiBen zines 3reitrismsns
In Der Sep QitY Scttlmlblt rpuret ltsts Wo&t
Gin Nrbtitsr MeeSuinman i&per am acpft per.
lsBt , bod boHt Der arst, Or. Staples, 'tn iu
rttien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18

~. g.. NueSlep, in Sarriion Gsunts.
1spa, bat auf eintm 8siet BON % aduu 200
Suiba aartoHau s~serntst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
$50 1T Gbriifian @eber {?

@ttar'is aus Sabbeubantn. TIM 3lrftnitum etyYe De.
nncie. Terrible htate np6 am IS. " 1889 In 1ueuet bel
Hctar Hldd cine VeQmaHt aus. 2tuie. bic Rd6rt&t dtu
btu 9sImissn ssttn t5antn. m6,tn %s,iftfbtn Ssrru grtu
Sisue. ode Yldiu u. 5. Giraffe tutsmmtu IaHn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
: @S9emtlide 8rieaiite.
20. 1.

Outuaus, ben IS. Nps. 1874.
Sn rsl&n &c SrsTe ausasist Nne. mtlb, pcm 9. Hcs.
bic sum t6. sler. in Der biefsen ppfphTte anaetsmmen n.
nt6t absebplt rpreen NHe.
Brent Mrs 8ree Venfe @ibslm
@ress Wlrs Bertha ABR j Sdartuna
SinB Wif 8lorentine StaHn N,N Gmilie
Sefel Soiepb g bparj Rif
Ssinri1s Grant2 S&uly WilbeIm 2
auntmann % SGmilft
NlQsr NiF Catherine CONNER 3
Nanscip Nii Niary 1riel SObn
WaupiS2 Yorfauf 5riseriG
Srtb Glemsns Winfie Veier
Wan perseat ni6t, rtnn man mad grisitn auf etder 9ihe
frast. ~ btnntrftn, eas ft a nj G Jttst fne, uue bic Rum >
rer Ger Srtsaiht a~nsuseben.
.. e. 1orbert. ssamsian.
Ccdcr u. Sdser'S pferbs-estbNal &C.
s~eniiber BEN atbenaum III NIT elmer ausmdbl
pcrtrefai&tr gussies, S6litten &C., iopis Der
beasn ptsrte Serieben. Wsr cine Spa3isrfabri
ma&en min, foate bort ieins Srber bintsrlafen.
Sei Slumenauer an Gouler Nssuus
tonnt ibr Elm sutes, feines Glas Bier unb cine
perttcn e&ten %Gmmsntbaler aGitS BADEN. -
Watt nal SOnntas's sinsn Spa;insars eabin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-18
Or. Slabe,
Mr3t uno Mugenar3t

Bot feline 6 nee uab Wstauus. re. IFS u. 1875 8. Stxas,,
Dubuque, Spwd, no tr itssn Ias t~eniulttt potrn taER.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-17
Charley Ross.
New YoRK, Dec. 1G

New York, Dec. 1G
All was quiet ut police headquarters last
night, and no new developments were
made in the search for the missing Charley
Ross. Superintendent Walling, Captain
Irving and several detectives were busily
engaged during the night in working up
information received during tie day, trust
ing that the clues when traced to their
source, would lead to the discovery of the
whereabouts of the missing boy, but up to
midnight no news was received Of any sue
cess that had attended the efforts of tue
detectives Superintendent Walling is
very hopeful that he will succeed in dis
covering where the boy is hidden, and
his Heart set upon the grateful task
of returning the child to ITS distracted
parents. II is supposed that the child is
concealed somewhere near this city, and
from the cautiously worded replies made
by tue superintendent TO questions concern
ing the search for the missing lad, it is be-
lieved that, within the next twenty-four
hours, the boy will he in the hands of his
friends Capt. Helms of the Philadelphia
detectives and Mr.. Lewis, relative of the
missing lad, remained in town all night, in
the hope Of being able to take the boy
with them when they returned TO the Qua
ker city. New and interesting develop
ments may be expected to-day.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-17

The health of Rev. II. ID. Kitchcll, ID,
former president of Middlebury college,
which has been impaired for a long time is
so far restored that he is able to preach
and lecture occasionally.
Major j. II. Howell formerly of the as
sociated press with Mr.. ]. w. Simonton,
and for time employed en- the Republic
is reported to have taken the position of re-
sponsible editor of the New York Times.
George NJ. Clark of ministerial fame, is
lecturng in Windsor county.
A. D. IIager, formerly state geologist,
has taken up his permanent residence in
Chicago
Julian Scott the Vermont artist, was
elected member of the New England So
ciety of New York city at its annual meet
ing on Monday evening.
Hon. llocum Hosford, a native Of Char
lotte, is a candidate for the mayorality of
Lowell.
Myron II. Baldwin of IIinesburgh, a for
mer representative of that town in the leg
islature, is about to remove to Tampico,
Illinois, to engage in Mercantile business.
| DR.. Z. d. Warner, the veteran physician
of New Haven Mills, and long time 6
temperance worker, lies PROSTATE with 6
severe illness, and seems to be sinking quite
rapidly.
John Matot of Leicester Junction, has
been appointed mail messenger over thu
Addison railroad.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-17

When the New York and Canada railroad
7 shall be completed about year from now,
trains will run from Troy to Montreal in
nine hours. The time at present by the
Troy and Boston route is about twelve
hours.
Auburn, Maine, has a shoemaker who
takes contracts to "shoe and boot" people
at stated annual price, ranging from $l5
to $50, according to the size of the foot
and the gait of the wearer At the end of
the year the customer brings in all his old
boots and shoes, and gets credit on the next
year for the wear left in them.
Mrs. Lucina Hill, widow of the late
David Hill, of Bridport, died very sudden
ly of pneumonia, Monday morning, after
a brief illness of only three days This is
the third death in the family in little over
year.
New stop-oyer tickets hayc been issued
on the New York Central railroad. BY
means of this a person is allowed to stop
over at any or all places between the place
from which he started and his destination.
They are good for thirty days.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-17

astronomer, but as bad theologan. lie
would have the Scripture bend to his theory
rather than yield his theory to the admitted
view of Scripture. He was told again and
again that he might hold his system as
theory, as Cardinal Cuza held the
same without hinderancc more than
hundred years before but he was defiant
and hence condemned to silence. Now
nothing will appear more ineligible, nor,
indeed, more reasonable than the church's
procedure, if only the facts of the case be
rightly apprehended. 1t was not TIL to-
wards the year 1850 that scientific men were
unanimous in considering the proof OF
Copernicanism complete; and nothing
short of complete proof could justify Chris
tians in deserving the one obvious and ira
ditional sense of Scripture. 1t was no
special Catholic doctrine that was involved,
but the truth of Scripture itself The rea-
son why Copernicanism is now Justly held
to be consistent with Scripture is its having
been scientifically established but so far
from this having been the case in Galilco's
time, that, on the contrary, as a matter OF
mere science, its falsehoOd was more prob
able than its truth. Nor was Galileo's con-
fidence in the strength of his theory any
presumption of its real strength because
the argument to which he attached most
Importance, IS now admitted by all 10 nave
been absolutely worthless. BY accident he
was right but formerly, as a man OF sci
ence, he was wrong The lecturers sad
ness, then. over his timidity, for his Toying
cease better than immortal truth" need not
be SO keen.
But what, IL may be asked, about this
"Papal Infallbity?' What about that de-
cree of Paul ", il Galileo's theory was
really true after all answer that Cali
leo's condemnation was not pronounced
with any claim to infalibllity. That de-
cree was intended more as n guide for CO.
temporary Catholics, for it warned them
against an arrogant, irreyercnt, and dan-
gerous principle of scriptural interpreta-
ton, viz the contradictiDg the obvious
and traditional sense of Scripture on the
strength of theory not clearly and scen-
tificaly established. And this is princ-
pal, for very good reasons, as anti-CathoIic
now as it was in the time of Calico.
~ 4
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spiri,uat,sm Exposed.

The Town hall was again well filled last
evening on the second appearance of DIR.
and Mrs. Clark in their expose of spiritual
ism, the audience including many Of our
best citizens. It had been announced that
the wonders performed by so.called spirit
ualist mediums would be demonstrated to
be frauds, and as far as the Dr. and Mrs.
Clark went they succeeded in explaining
to the comprehension that the mediumistic
business is fraud from beginning to end.
They showed themselves to be thoroughly
versed in all the trickcry practiced by the
craft and in nearly every experiment which
they attempted they were successful in
proving it to be fraud.
The tipping of the table was an excep-
ton as this experiment was not well done
and failed to give the audience any salts
factory explanation of the manner in
which mediums do the same trick, yet the
principle is, undoubtedly, the same as prac-
ticed by DR.. Clark. The exposing of the
trance state was also somewhat weak and
hardly satisfactory in demonstrating 1t to
be wholly humbug
One of the best experiments was in hav-
ing gentleman selected from the audience
who wrote, oa paper slate furnished by
DR.. Clark, the name of friend OF his who
was drowned AT Burlington, Iowa. tore of
the paper and put 1t in his pocket the
Doctor IN the meantime being out of The
room. The Doctor then cane in, assembled
the platform to the table where the writing
was done. and proceeded to tell the name
that was writtens This created some little
surprise and was explained by the Doctor
afterwards. The slate was prepared will
| transfer sheets so that when the paper was
torn off the impress Of the writing was left
on another sheet.
The manner in which mediums pick ur
information of people in n strange town
was well explained and a test given. The
fact that mute alphabet exists between
two performers was also satsfactoril,
shown.
The pho'0opticcn gave some very goot
| pictures upon canvas of noted men an'
| places which has about as much merit, ap
parently, as the common magic lantern
and served to interest the younger members
of the audience III the same way.
The success of the erpose is only to bt
measured by the relative experiments &C
complished with the so-called mediums
and with the requisite advantages the per
Torrance would have been more successful
than it proved to be. The shallowness O
many of the trici S of spiritualists was, how
! ever, well demonstrated.
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ggigh SchOOi Examination.

The examinations at the High and Gram
mar schools will take place on Thursday
and Friday next, as follows;
THURSDAY MORNING.
0.15. Algebra part LIST and 2d German,
advanced class
1880 Cesar English Grammar /;
French.
1l.15. Cicero.
AFTERNOON.
l.15. Latin lessons Astronomy Phys
zeal Geography.
200. Xenophon Natural Philosophy
German beginners.
iology.
Grammar school,.
Inc examination of the Grammar school
Will take place on Thursday.
THURSDAY MORNING.
9.15-l0.00 Geometry; b. 1st Arithmetic.
10. 00-lO.45. Geography second division
A. ID Arithmetic.
l1.00-12.O0. Grammar; Glass A. and B.
2d Arithmetic.
AFTERNOON.
1.15-2.00. Geography, first divisions; Read
ing, b I'd.
2.00-2.40. Reading.
300-4.15. Grammar, class b A, FRS
Arithmetic.
High school.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
1.15. Virgil History of tho United
States.
200. Latin Reader.
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Flour and corn meal in lots Of 80 barrels
and over, from Chicago TO New York. IS
to Boston, 90 to Portland, 90 10 Mont
real 40; to Albany and Troy, 70 cents.
On grain in bulk from Chicago to New
York, 40 to Boston, 45 TO Portland, A.;
to Montreal, 30; to Albany and Troy, 30
cents.
When the railroad managers formed
their combination at Saratoga last summer,
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad refused to
come under the yoke, and established an
Independent tariff of its own. The other
roads then determined if possible to crush
out the defiant spirit of this company, and
under the lead Of the Michigan Central road
the above tariff has been adopted. The
credit of this reduction belongs wholly to
the Baltimore road, for without its break
the old monopoly would have continued.
and been more eXacting and avariciOus
than ever. The new tariff will be crafty
ing news to gram dealers, and all commerce
which depends on the through freight lines
will be benefited thereby. Farmers will
have less excuse now for locking up their
grain, and its free movement ought to add
to the briskness of wiuter business.
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Silk Company's Mills Burned.

HARTFORD, Conn, Doc. 10.
A large mill in Warehouse Point, occu-
pied by the Leonard silk company, and
Chaplin & Barber silk company, was totally
destroyed by an incendiary fire this even
ing. The mills and outbuildings covered
about two acres, ard about 200 hands en-
ployed. The machinery was valuable, and
the loss total, probably over half million
dollars. The gas works factory which
supplied the village with gas, was also on
fire and lett the inhabitants IN darkness.
A steam fire engine went up from Hart
ford by special train, as It was feared the
fire would spread. The loss Is severe to
the village as well as to the owners of the
mills