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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-10

EOR RENT-New brick stOrehOuse, No. 26
Broad street Apply at No. "a Broad street,
or to Wm. Simmons, OF Simmons & Phillips.
r,ovoS
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FOR SALE.

TlOR SALE-Drug StOre.-An old establish
10 ed drug store in Nashville for sale; doing
good business; rare chance for a man Of small
means. Address QUININE, Union and Ameri-
can Office, Nashville, Tenn. declO 2t%
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1T GIVES daily, sensi-l0eekIy and
ioeekEy the current market price IN ne
city Of Nashville, Of eveTy article Of Pro-
duee and Trade IN Tennessee.
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5.OOO.OOO.

The SpsncsriGn Pens are manufactured of the
very best material by the most expert wOrkmen
in Europe, and are famous for their elasticity,
durability, and evenness Of point.
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1T Is the Defender of the Peoples
Bigbts.
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ITS MATTER Is Varied, Eescsy, va
teresting and unezceptiORGbIs.
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ChlcaEo YIarkefa.

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Flor dull and
nominal. Wheat firm; No. spring s9ic
cash or December delivery; 9Ota9Ose for
January delivery; No. 8 spring SSaasSic.
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BANKING.
NASHVILLE MARKETS.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8.
COTTON.
No new feature was developed to-day,
the market having been almost at stand
still. The morning report to the Exchange
was ''quiet and unchanged" the noon re-
port, the same, and the afternoon report,
''easy." There was no change in the quo
tations of the Exchange, which remained,
as on yesterday:
AuiiisA : .s'' .sssssssss.ss..sss-l lily
GOOu OIulnar y.................12k
Low InluullilS -.........s.......l3
MluuLlIE--. ..l3A
NoOu mldullng.. .l3z
Of the days receipts 352 bales were by
the Decatur road, 204 by the Chattanooga,
10 by the Northwestern, I by the Lebanon
and 249 by wagon. Summary of the days
movement.
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good business; rare chance for a man of small
means. Address QUINlNE, Union and Ameri-
can Office, Nashville, Tenn. decl0 2t%
A RARE CHANCE--The RUmerkOrf Beer
IA Garden, situated on Holman street, near
the terminus of the Ophelia Avenue Street Rail-
road The house has eight or ten rooms, be-
sides large dancing hsll and several acres Of
ground. Apply TO 5. w. STEELE, No Il N
College street decl0 2t thurs,sun
EOR sALE-Fine mich COW at 81 S. Sum
IL mer street. decS IT
II HAVE for rent 50 dwelling houses, prices
i ranging from 500 to s., 400 per annum; also, a
number OF stores, warehouses, suits of rooms
and offices, both in Nashville and Edgefeld. s.
W. STEELE. No. Al y. College street.
noV19 thus &sattf
EOR SALE-An excellent saddle horse. Call
H on W. H. BLANTON, at Ewin, PendletOn
6 Co.'S does Nv
EOR SALE-IrOn safe, good as new, $1,000
IL Apply to NAT. F. D0RTCH, Courthouse.
dec65t
EOR SALE-A good house containing five
G rooms; also stable and other conveniences,
on S. Summer street, two doors from Elm. APP
ply to S. W. STEELE, Office No. Al North Col
iege street dec6 lw
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7 HAVE an elegant house, No. IS South High
Il street, containing ten rooms, TO rent for the
year 1875. Apply to j. VI. HAWKINS, at Spain
& Hawkins corner Broad and High.
nnr0l If Ranner.
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1T GIVES, By telegraph, day By dog
the closing quotations Of Gold, Stocks
and Bonds IN this city and Nes0 York, Of
the day before.
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EOR RENT-For the remainder of this year
and next, the store, with dwelling attached,
on the west corner of Line ard College streets.
This house is in good order, was lately reno
waited all through. This is good stand, and a
good business man can do well in it. Apply to
noYl4t
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1T GIVES, By Telegraph, the latest
market Quotations Of all Foreign aSd Do
nestle markets, day By day and tOeek By
meek.
, 1874-11-06

a Hardy Compliment

.... Ffoht Tie Aftp ttff iffftc, ....
Over twouty-tlyo Yours ugo tho Common Coun-
ell Of Now York authorized the presentation u
silver medals to tho 400 surviving monitors ot
lilo "nr-scaTod First Regiment OF Now York
volunteers for tho Mexicatt wus. Accordingly
the lncdals wore ooilsel Ihcy are Of solid hii-
yor, inches IL diameter. On ono side u tho
city arms, surrounded by tho iusosipti Pro-
so,toa ty tl.o City Of Now Yorl! to. Tho Nev York
Aogiment al Volunteers in Mexico" On tho
royorse eido is a goddess ,of, war sand.
Ing ou 1!o1nan, galley, wiz! tho castle OF
pointing on tho left to tho Oily Of Yofa Cruz.
Surrounding shess are tho naa'os @ 81 @ohoppttepeo,
Enoll medal aso boro tho name Of tho victorian 10
whom, 1t waa ] awarded, ny aome strange mysto,
A,nong those wltci Disappeared was ono for
Col. Kerrigan.
Il couple Of weola ago Con, plnclsnoy, Clerk
OF tho Common UoA.1Gs, found the missing
modals In an old safe, mud notified tho board OF
AJortslon who raBacd resolution tllat tl.o mod
ala bo Eiyen to the partlus for whom tlloy u orc
intended, Col. Ketrlgan set about hunting up
, 1874-11-06


MADRID, Nov. 5.-The Government will not
permit any information regarding tho operations
Of tho military In tho north to be mado public.
DAyosSE, Nov. 5.-Tho bon1bardmont Of Irun
by tho Carlists is woals. Thus far tho troops in
the town havo lost six killed md ton wounded.
Tho troops under Joyiller defeated Tho Car1lHta
ut Albocacor, killing many.
Ono hundred and fifty Carliats surrendered at
Estolla.
sAv7ASpEn, Nov. 5.---Tho Republican Army OF
tho Nosth resumed operations against Tho Ca:l-
lists on the I'd inst. Tho llcadquasters hayo
boen removed to Ceniceso. Gen. Iona has em-
barked with eight batta!iona to tho relief Of
1ruu.
8AsrANDER, Nov. 5.-All stcnmera embhrGoel
by the Government havo begun to transport
troops to San Sebastian for the relief of Irun.
Ton steamers arc engaged In tho work. and each
wilt take about LOCO men.
IN official report iron Trun roporta that tho
Carlista arc suffering heavily.
MADRID, Nov. 5.-Gen. Joycllar has outorod
Toruol, tho CuslistB Lying before him.
Large bodies Of insurgents have ofrorod to
surrender to Macs.rnzzo.
RUSSIAN RECOGNITION.
LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch from Darlfn aaya
it is reported in diplonato circles that tho rcta-
tions botwoon tho Gear md President Serrano
havo aasumed n thoroughly cordial character,
and It'll expected that Russia will, in short
time. fayorably reoognizo tho Republican Gov
ernMent OF Spaip.
, 1874-11-06
ALL Nations Invited to Participate.
Papal Inflllibility and the Temporal
Power to Be Maintained,
Archbishop Manning Suggests the Pope
as q Ct.ict Arhitor.
Reported Reconciliation Of tho
Cznr and Serrl,no. s.


GREAT BRITAIN.
CATHOLIC CoS0nEss.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Tlo Chief authorities Of
the Church Elavo decided to hold great Interna-
tiol'al Catholic Congress- In Loudon. with tho
object Of maintaining tho doctrine Of Papal ir-
fn'tibtty, roasscrting tho Popo's right to tompo-
rni nB waii M spiritual, power, md proclaim-
ing tho bouudon duty Of oil Chr!,-
tinlls to return to tGcir allegiance to
nolnc. 1t Ia stated Tint thia determination
IL tho result OF direct Instructions from the Vat-
lean, aud 1omo OF tho highest dlgnita,ieB Of tho
Church will altond tho CongreHx+ Archbishop
Manning, in Bpecots ut WoaininAtor, admitted
TINT the Bpiritual n!uonco Of !l,o Popn had great
y Increased snco tho loHB OF bin temperatures.
Il arbitrntion wns over to Hupcrsedo war, tho
pnpo would bo tho only possible authorized nr-
bftintor. Tho Catholic world llo added,
was shfeatoned with controversy on
all dccrces of tho Ecumonica1 Council. Thcre
was undoubtedly approaching ono OF tho might
lest contests tho roaiglons worid had over Bonn.
Therefore it WIS nocossary to .fcarcsaly assort.
through tho FREQ press OF England, tho popea
r'ghta and his pretonsions to worldwide allegi-
af,co.
Dun1rs, Nov. 5.-Tho Duke of Abcrcorn llas
bcan clscted Qrand Mastcr Of tho Floe Masous
Of Ireland.
, 1874-11-06

Internal Affairs. Judge Olmstoad. tho nepub-
lican cnndidRto for Lieutenant Governor lends
hfs tickot horo and elsewhere. anti may possibly
DO ooctod by n small majority, but tho chances
nppoar to DO against him. Tic Senate will stand
as Republicans to % Democrats, but tho nouso
will hayo from 10 to 13 Democratic majority,
making tho Legislature Democratic Oh joint bnl-
lot, and securing to tho Democrats i United
statoa souator IN place Of seqtt, hspablienn."
tics Of tlig stute, fty-vo, officially hoard from,
give Lssts !7A5s mst hs VIII 10 reduced ed e,
Omytoaa to oyorcomo for which Ilo las tho
large nepas,ossn eonntoa Of of fi Delaware AIa
Ii elected ut all, it will bo by T. barc majority.
NEW YonK. Nov. 5.-Samuol ]. Randall tolo-
graphs from Philadelphia,
III fcot certain TINT no havo tl,o State by 4,oo0
majority, and majority on tho 5oint ha!,ot III
Special Dispatch t. ne Ch,eat'o 11rlbnnt.
gnEENy1lLE, pa., Nov. 6.--At,d now pr; 4; It.
Egbort. Democrat. OF tho Twenty;soyenti1 Con-.
grcnuional District, composed Of Eric, Warren;
and Vonango Counties, ID elected BY tho ollctsl
majority OF IL votes. VIII this doluge mover
oeasoa
, 1874-11-06
CRIME.
Tho VYaallIt1EtOEl SilRe

Tho vYaalltnGton SitRe~fSlirg1nrya
WAsu1SuToS. Nov. Blu tho safc-bnrgiary
trial today moro kilograms were introduced to
show Ito connection OF 11arrinst ton, Shasler, and
Cunz to tho parties on trial.
Leonard Whitney aud slr. Bhivelor wogo OK
aminol as to kilograms which had passed
through their Office. Harrington called for the
originals Of tho kilograms sont by him. They
woro furnished, and when returned, Quo Of tho
most important was missing.
Judge Wyllo and Deputy Marshal Phillips
teatiiied as to tho manner Of taking bail for Don
ton boforo Judge Fisher.
Mr.. Riddle stated that Colby, Clerk Of the In
yestigntiuE Corn,nittco, who Ia supposed to fAvo
tho nilidavits Of D:nton mud Hayes III hia posses-
sion, Ind not been found.
Dayidgo said Sommcrvillo drew up tho afTi-
davitR mud Rskod tho Court to Summon him rs 4
Witness.
Tho Judge decided not to grant tho request, rs
tho dcfonso had tho privilege Of st1mmouing linn
If tlloy desired.
After tho submission Of other tostimony, un-
important In character, hr. Ritidlo presented
Testimony In oytlonce to show that Wbitoly had
engaged tho lnau Williams or Bliss, aliaa George
F. AlIlos to commit this burglary That Niles
was convicted Of arson atld burglary, and actl-
tc11cel to tho Auburn Priaon for ton years, and
TINT ho was pardonol out at tho solicitation Of
Whitley, and, fooling undor obligation to him,
committed this burglary ut bis request. Dav-
idEe objected to tho proof Of authenticity, but
tic Conrt decided tint tho papers wero properly
authenticated.
Adjourned.
, 1874-11-06
TI,c Nun who Invented the Circular
&-ST.


From. Tie DiFrott Fra Press.
In lonely, secluded Position III tho northwcat
corner of tic cemetery ucar tho over hoartif,I
litLio Village OF Richmond, Kaiamozoo County,
n,arb!o slab, nea!ly concealed from, view by \
largo cluster Of llEac bushes, engraved the SIM
ple s,aulo Of !" l}on1amin Onluu,ina, born A. D.
ira, died A, D. 181B." And who was
Donjnmin Cumn!ns? Ho was the inventor
aad e ff'qa IL EN- na \ Soy is in sss1 ts ''gs Ss
nso at Durtonyillg, n. T., ,uar Amsterdam. this
man hammered out. at bis own blacl1suth's au-
VII, tho llres circular aaw known to n,aukind. 1fo
was noted pioneer In Michisan. first COUSIN
s1ayo-owuor in Now York State, leading Mason
in the days ot Morgun, aud ut whose tablo
tho very elito Of tho thcn great stata Of
New York toasted and drank freely Of
luis cho1co liquors and wines; q ycaaol-
ownor on tho North 1'ivor. before tho daya
where, after having threc lorscs Hhot from asn-
dor him, with ono stroke Of hla Y*orl he brought
hts supo'lor ocer to tho ground for an Insult.
and bccause lo VAS truitor mud coward, and
having boen shot, he was appointed Colunel in
his placo. And III this lo"ly grave arc tho ashes
or tho man who, noarly aovonty years ago, vt Al.
bany, N. ". took up mud moved bodily
large blork Of brick buildings, aud, to tho won
strnctod mile and y half Of Erie Canal through
bed Of rock, and WHO also built, l,or Contract,
those 1rst low bridges ovor Tho samo. Iio aso
aided IN tho construction Of tho first teu miltA
OF railroad built IL the United sl4leA, anil
llurtonyillo, on tho old seholario, uear Alnstor-
dam. Tho study and n',n OF this n,a,,'a iifo
appeared to 10 to accomplish thut which nouo
others could accomplish, and wton tho object
s0uGl!I waB secured or overonnno he raAaad it aa
quietly W IA no would Tho pebbles on tho soa~
, 1874-11-06

"nurLER1a,t sQuELcnED"
From the Noekon Past-DcMoerdsfo.
Tho rowB la TOD good Chill tito rull or tho
Btntoh aud Afassaolsotta loads them at l3nt,
lorlam Is down, .sampled upon. sQUELOl1EDi
Aud witt, 1t goes Grnntisn1, and torrorintn, a1'a
tho poatont olomontH TINT lavo 30 long 1obaHaa
rocnvory from Btlch 4 blow. Tho ppop1e havo
fairly control. Mossrs. Ayor, Gooch, md Butler
hlmaolf lf-wheroyor Dutlcrs1sl apl>cnrod, tho poo
plo have put thoir feet upon tho neck Of ita rep,
raaontntiyo. Froat alono survives byn pitful
majority. This lsaB boen dono agnInBt tho III.
titnfaation and threats Of State Police, againnt
tho wllole powor Of tho Cnrsom-HouAo an,l
Federal ils'i oltlco-holaors. agrinst Nevy-Yar.l
daily, and agalnHs tho influence OF mouey mud
OF promlBos lavlahly acattored 1t nouns Tint
tho poonlo arc nt Inst III earnest; Tint neillcr
tho torrofs Of tue bloody shirt nor tho encrod-
mons of party obligations, so oarnostlY pleaded
by Mr. Dawes aud Mr, Blaine, can longor hinder
tton from getting lid at once and for nil of this
1oproach.
ttwELh mn" or 1s1ar.
Front The ph|'fiefphfr En1Htrer-Re,ftbncHn
On n lAto occasion when thnt eminent Btntcg-
man OF Etaex. Don1amin I. l1utler, was begging
his constituents for q rennminnton to ConYrusF,
he. after reoonntirg tho imaginary outragos Of
the White Lcnguora In Now OrcaiiH, asked,
"Wl,at will tho south do If yon rofnso to return
mo to Congreaa7" Tint vas question wlliet,
Ills constituents could not nnswot, but tlsny
nominated him. but yesterday tho statesman
wl,ns tho South will do III tho terrible emorgon-
oy suggested by MIR. Dut1or. 1t will tnout likely
congratulate tnelf. M tho North will do. that it
iB well rid Of fnolnbcr OF Congress WHO lcnt no
erace dignity, nor honor to tho councils oE tho
t,ation-oue to whom thuao inmical to a Nopub-
11can form OF govornment snecrlngly pointed as
q natural and inevitable outgrowth Of lnBtitu-
tons such rs ours. That snoer has had itB day.
md th,,s tho Republican pnrtY purl'cs md oxhlta
itself. for Alr. Butler was defoatea by Ropublo-
ny. v0tnH
, 1874-11-06

liB. old comrados, but only succeeded In
ilntllng fsc. Cars. John Cook, Of
nc nc. ,A,alulant, ~ ,donorala .ofllco et Alnanyi
potcr Waters. Goorgn r. Htringor md Jacoe
Eh!ltla. IheAo par1los, toSotltor With Gon. Ward
.. 1sHrnott who commanded tho regimont, met
yoSlorday IN aen. Piuctnoy's oflco to receive
proaontston naid It afforded bin. great ,,leasuro
to ho tho medium OF doiaE au act Of Justice 10
men r'!o had t1ono no much for their country,
and had won 10 n1uc fame for themselves, and
the roll Of honor furnished tic Common
Council Oh tho rot1rn Of Tho Veterans fIum
Mexico iii juno, 1918. Much fcoug was tnah-
fostc,l by tho six vetorans. ana t'a7 returned
thanks 10 Gen. pinclnoy for Lis oxcrtiona In
their uelalf,
, 1874-11-06

PANS, Ont, Now 5.-A daring attomps to rob
tho Bank OF British, North Amorlca was made
carly this morning. Four masked men entered
Manager Carnoglo's residence, obtainol tho
keys Of the bank, and bound aud gagged tho
whole family with tho exception Of tho cid
cat sou, who gava tho aurun, accusing
tito neighbors. Tho burglars lied without
entering tho bank. Three men. giving the
names Ut Cornotius Multigau, David McMasters.
OF suspicion. At tho preliminary trial to-day,
CarneEio'H n,,rae-girl identified AIoalaatorH iii
QUO of the burglars. he laviug dropped Lis mask
wlio Gaggipg hor.
, 1874-11-06

sTATE, MUNICIPAL, AND CONGRESSIONAL.
NEW OuLrASs, La., Nov. 5.-AlonoureH ma
jorfty in the city is i. .120. Lcods majority for
Mayor is 1861.
For Congress-, First District, QibbonH' majority
over syphcr is about 3.bo0; Second District.
Ellis majority over Dibblo about $500; Third
District, additional rcturnH Indicate tho re-
election Of Darrell by 500 mai.
No additional returns from other districts.
Ono hundred guns wcre fred this evening in
honor Of tho Democratic victories.
AliNEsTs.
NEW 1nEn1A, Ill.,, Nov. 6.-Gentlomen from
st. Afartinsyio report tho arrest, day bofofo yes
tnrdnv, by d Unitod 6tatca Marshall Of Gen. De
Ciotlot and lis son. Both were released on bond.
There we're also arrested yesterday Victor Log
mil, Alfred pntten, Edmond Voorhees,, Oscar Dn-
rand, md Cassimer Wiltz, who are horo uudcr
guard.
MONROE. Ln., Nov. 5.-A[arsha1 SelyB and
Leut Hodgaon, with tho cavalry, left this
pecte1 In Lincoln and C'aybourn Parishes.
There is great rejoicing over the election news
from tho North.
New IBERIA, La, Nov. 5.--The prisoners who
arrived at Ut. Mary's Parish yesterday arc Btiil
thero In the custody Of the troops, awaiting pre-
liminary examination. They were not removed
as reported.
THO Deputy Marshal and q squad Of cavalry
arrived hero at noon today. Another squad
<rom st. Martins arrived this afternoon. with
thuir bngGngo, etc., and are now encamped hore.
Their mission, 30 lar, is unknown.
, 1874-11-06

sald to bo 1pccujsrly Tho man, because, II he
snceoeis Ii ostablisl,lnr his projected
ouh-housc, ho will heyo, to heep two
different bant accounts with oong1 1ose'nnn, and
then i,o would DO q good Nun to llavo around In
cnBe OF row on tho floor.
SENATORIAL srEouLATIoNH.
ponusyynnia politicians aay that tho Hon.
Joromol s. Black will bo elected United SLnteB
senator BY tho. now Loglalatnro OF Tint State,
dict tho olnutou Of CI,ntlos Franola Aslans by
tl,olr nnwly.ohoson Legislature. Tho friends of
Senator Fontoa nro not sangaino Of hia rc-gloc-
tton.
, 1874-11-06
RECEIVERS $4,000.

nlEMru1a, Nov. Blu tho snit OF William NJ.
Farrtngton against tAo Memphis Gily Railroad
Tor 312, ,00u for services as preHidont md against
whom tho Company brought coMiter-suit for
SlQQ,Qu0 fur alleged dalnagoa sustained uuder
Tarringtona administration, tho jury rotnrnotl n
yorl'cr granting Harrington nearly ssl2,0o0 md
tho couutor-suit WIS thr0wu tut OF court,
, 1874-11-06

FrosIl ForeHt Fires.

Sreesa{ Dtspatch 10 TIE ChicaRo Tribune.
AncolA, Ind, Nov. 5.-Last evening tho fro
brotn out anew In tho wooda' adjoining thia
place mud ragod to n fearful eS.ont, burning
miles of heavy timber, and for d whilo this pl4N
was Aopolessly dospaired Of, ns no human powA
could have prevented 1t from being oo.ermcd.
Fortunately. d hoayy rain cane just in tiuo ta
6ayc tho place. The woods Rle still burning,
the weather .s clearing up.
spsctaG Dispatch 10 The Caieadn Tribune.
SourI BEND, Ind, Nov. 5.-Thc Nnukaseo
Afa,sh IL on fire In many places, and dcnso
smoke poryades tho atmosphere. No spceinl
damago IL yet reported, but. unless thoro comes
rain soan, tho. spreading Of the atos will prob
nblY caugo serious da,nayo.
, 1874-11-06

spcctat D1spatch 10 The Chicaan Tribune.
souru BEND, Ind. Nov. "a valuable spun OF
horscs wero stolen yestorday from furlnor
named Jacob Bolls. living miles west Of tho
city. The thioves concealed themselves in q
nognooring eohool-houae in the foro patt OF tho
night and cnrried OF tho Dibio belonging to tue
school. which thoy aftorwnrd threw awuY, They
nro supposed to have gone towards Chicago.
Quo luudaed dollars reward IL offered.
, 1874-11-06
SUICIDE.

MEMrH1s, Nov. G,-Enoch ". Leaning, of No
blcsyIle, Hamilton County. Ind, ,wns found tload
III bod III a hoarling-louho on alain street III IL
n!uo. iio lett lo!tcr to l.ls wifo ull children,
aud q request to the Aa4onio fratorn!ty to bury
him.
, 1874-11-06
CASUALTIES.



Srecia! D.snatch to I7hc Cascaao Tribune.
dnAap RAPIDS, Micl1,, Nor. b.-rhe passenger
train dno hero at $50 ths morning on Tho Qraud
I1upIla Il Indiana I1ailroad was wrcckod miles
this Bido Of Mono aud about 16 mileb Bouth Of
the city Tho accident waa caused by tho breal-
lng Of nh nxle under tho tender OF tue ongino,
Tho ongne, tondor, baggage, and express car
a.,d forward passenger coach stand on tho srack
lho last Passenger coach md socpor wcro
thrown from the track Md turned over on thclr
sioes. It Happened fortunately ut q road croas-
ihg' or thero would have hnon more soriouH ro-
sults, nnn named Abol was fatally
Injured on tho bond, aud Ia now doad.
Ats VITO was also badly hurt. The
,,;, woundol =, aro ~ follows ". g. Conant, OF
nIg gston aplias tis.a ar, M broSn W r Kened Ld-
wife. Of pokagon, a!iglillY hurt Dr. L. L. Tons.
Of Fort Wnyno, 1nd., LETT shoulder fractured aud
c'llar.bo4e, broken; William Boyd. Of La
urangG 4qa' h5t Ra IN back ana Left og md face
log fractured alld face bruised; Mrs. r. ". how-
Jugs, Of Rockford, received n Aoyoro cut tn tho
faco-a child tn her arms was hurt; Jamea
Froar and wife. Of Logan County, O.,
don. Ind hfs loft sitso hurt. lii vito was'
hurt Bomo in tho head md hand George ri.
Elctt, Of Rockford had hs colIar-hono broken.
David kramer; Of Maryland had two children
nuit quite pauiy, hnt! Ills mother had m elbow
oislooatcl. Ills ohldron wero hurt in tho lead
and face. William i. Beobo, ot Pavilion, Kala-
mazoo County, bad two children hurt. Ono
aetioualy br,,t6ed In tho head, mar not 1.-Two.
Allan afciay, Of tho same place, was s1ightly
hurt about the shoulders. Mrs. Thcrcsa Morton.
Of Watson. Allegan County. ,s badly injured.
Mira. ". 9. Wostloy, Of Ka1amazoo. is badIy
bruised ali ovor, mud has cut i've inches LONG
in her loft nrn. Low ]. Wtr.h, OF New York. is
injured In tho back aud head. Mrs. Wicks, Of
Grand Rapids, Ia seriously hurt internally.
Twelve oAors received slight injuries.
, 1874-11-06
PFRS1HAf.

OMAHA, Nov. 5.-N1r. Edward Creighton, Of
this city, died about o'clock this evening from
tho effects Of ssroko OF paralysis received day
before yesterday.
New lonK, Nov. 5.-Tho Earl Of Charlevtllo
died yostorYiay ut the residence Of William Hutlor
Duncan, on Staten Islaud Tho Earl was as
years Of age, nnd In bad health for fcw yeara
nlHf.
, 1874-11-06

1spee,as Dtspatch 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H.. Nov. 5.-A shooting nfTray
occurred at Guthrie Ceutar, about 10 miles from
this city, Monday night, betwcon ". II. Ward
and john 4. DubbB, citizons Of Guthrie County.
Tho frat named received two wounds, which will
probably provo fatll. The inidelty Of NIrs.
Ward ii said to have been tho causo of tho
ehnotiug,
, 1874-11-06
THE RECOIL.

IdE NICOl1Jt
ONE WAY or GAINING LOST GROUND,
Soetiat Disnatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
WAsli1saroa, D. O., Nov. 5-Tho ptoprlcty OF
ze-enacting tho law providing for tho organiza-
tion OF Cougross Oh the Attn Of March iustoad Of
tho first Monday Of December is again aug
gestod. III addition to tho usual arguments Il,
favor OF suon . law, tho Republicans arc Sc; 90;
riouely considering 1t because. they say, i will
rive tho Democrats who aro iu the majority In
Tho ne1t uouso two loug SESSIONS, whlol Wy bo
arnEle ropo Tor them to hing themselves with
HOW IT WAS DONE. ..
The Republican lasnonss tho recent royerses,
and attributes them 10 the TACT that tho
Kopublicans have had no leadar in Congress
stropg enorgh to stand up against the popular
dopaanl for the Investigations that have boen,
mado INTO tho conduct Of Congressman and
other ollcc.holdora, 1t maintains that II these
Investigations. and tho consequent exposures;
lad poep prevented, the Republican party wontl
have been successful again tAa fall. anu 1t pines
Tar man like Ihad Bte fenB, who will put atop
10 such 1oolistineas
4 MUsCur An aEn0EAET.
Ths Hon. Johu Morrssey ia nsmod Tor sos-