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NOTICE.

WIfHIN . reasonable time after the CON-
w pletion OF publication. an sppiicstIon
VIII be made 70 the Governor OF Ohio in b.
nail OF Theophoiis Burgess, asking the pardon
Term. 1874 OF the Court Of Common Pieas or
Belmont county. Ohio. Of Grand Larcsny. aud
secteneed 70 the Ohio Penitentiary for term
Oh tnree years. novls THsS.
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NEW CROP New Orleans sugar and
moiasses just received by Jas. Osborne
and for sale at the lowest living prices,
nov. 19:4t. Bridgeport, 0,
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aSBuy your Clothing of J. G. Beck
ett's. Cheap. Hendrysburg. Oct29-tt
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BGS Best Heavy Buck Gauntlets for
asle cheap, by ]. c. Beckett. If
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sa-Best and cheapest FIannels for
sale att. c. Beckett's, Hendrysburg.
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s9 Buy your Boots and Shoes of J.
). Beckett, Hendryshurgn. If
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BSrJ. G. Beckett sells best Prints at
Ger is. Oct2O.tf
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s@For good Groceries go to ]. C..
8eckett's. Good coffee for zoe, 29-tf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-10-16
snrSwO o. Wealth..

One great cause Of the poverty Of the
present day Is the failure Of our common
people to appreciate small tiirs- They
do not realize how daily addition, be u
ever 40 small, will soon make a large
pile. II the young men and young
women cf today will only begin, and
begin now, to save little from their
earnings aud plant u In the soil cf some
good savings bank, and wceklyo or MONTH
ly add their mite, they will wear happy
smile of competence when they reach
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-10-16

Ny Uncle Philip, hale old man,
ma. children by the sc,en;
Tom, Ned, and Jsck, and Kate and Ann
How many call me " ccusini"
Good boys and eirl, the be~t was Bcss:
bore her on my shoulder;
A little bud Of ioveline~s,
That sever should grow oldcri
Her eyes had such pleading way,
They SEEMED 10 ssy, Don't strike me y
Then, growing bold, another day,
81 mean 10 make you like me"
liked my cousin, early, late,
Who likes not little mi~cs'
she u-si to meet me st the gate,
Just old enough for kis-esl
This vas. thinh, three years ago
Before went 10 college;
] learned one thing there-how to rev.
Ahcslthy sort Of knowledge.
When was pluchcd I've won the raccl,
And all vas at en- end there,
] thought Of Uscle Philips place,
And every country friend there.
Ny cousin met me at the gate;
She looked, ave, ten years Older
A tall young woman, still. sedatc,
with manners coycr, colder,
She gave her hand with with stately pride.
why, what greeting this h
"You used 10 kiss me-" She replied,
81 am too old for Kisses"
] loved, loved my cousin Bcss,
She's always In my mind now;
A full-blown bud Of lovelinc-s---
The rose Of womankind nowi
She must have suitors; old aud young
Must how their heads before her;
Vows must be made and songs must be sung
ny many sad adorerl
But must win her; she must give
To me her youth and beauty;
And Ito love her while I live
WIN he my happy duty;
For she will love me soon or late.
Aud he my blissof blisscs.
VIII come 10 meet me al the gate,
Nor be too old for kisses
---Harpu's Basar.
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Iseftsi In/orssafiem.

ALUM or vinegar Is good to set colors
of red, green or yellow.
If you are buying carpet for dur
ability, choose small figures.
SOME cooks are invariably troubled
with "salaratus biscuit" BY allowing
Just one even tcaspoonful of salaratus, the
trouble will he obviated.
POWDERED chalk, added TO common
glue, strengthens il. A glue which will
resist the action OF water is made by boil
ing one pound of glue in two quarts Of
skinned milk
4 GENTLEMAN says that after losing
one hundred chickens by cholera, he
found that tablespoonful Of soda mixed
with quart of milk and given with the
food was a cure.
THE AgricuitUria advises farmers TO
gather few barrels Of road dust before
the winter sets in, as i will save a large
amount of ammonia in the hennery, the
privy and the stable. Hens should
have a large, open box full Of it under
cover where they can dust themselves at
pleasure.
CHARCOAL pulverized and mixed with
water, is now highly recommended as an
agent for relieving cattle suffering from
any arrangement Of the stomach, such as
bloat or-boven, etc. This should be re-
membered. There is no doubt Of its
efficacy, If abundance of concurrent tcsti-
mony can be relied upon.
The easiest and simplest remedy for
chapped hands is found in every ones
kitchen closet, and is nothing more than
common starch. Reduce il TO an impal-
pable powder, put in Il muslin bag, and
keep in the table drawer. Whenever you
take your hands out of dish water or suds,
wipe them dry with a soft towel, and,
while yet damp, shake the starch bag all
over them and rub il in. The effect is
most agreeable.
WnEN the hoof Of COW, OK, or sheep
grows too long ut the toe, il may be
shortened by taking pair Of strong
pincers, such as are used by blacksmiths
for horse-shoeing, grinding the edges
sharp, and cutting away the toes, until
they are reduced to proper shape. Or,
a strong pairing knife may be used If
handled with care, but il is not nearly 50
safe as the pinccrs. Animals with feet
too long at the toe, should be attended 10
at once, or lameness may result
A SIMPLE, yet very electual remedy
can he found, for healing poisons from
ivy, in a solution of oopperas water, APP
piled by immersing the wounded part
into it, or by bandaging ii with cloths
dipped into il, and wet as often as they
become dry, Make the eopperas solu-
ton by turning boiling water upon the
green crystals, and let the water take up
all that it will I; then pour ii of from the
sediment into bosl and dip the hands
or feet into il. Great relief will be ex-
perienced in eyen.a few hours, and re-
peated applications will never fail 10 com
plets the cure. The same remedy will
apply 70 poisoning by oak and sumac.
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Laid I'm for RcD0irs.

The officer said he found Frank Duffy
rounded to in an alley. He ranged up
under his lee rail, forged ahead and
boarded the prisoner at the bow, rceeiy-
ing couple of kicks in the stomach as
he was getting out a line to take the
prisoner in tow.
"And here you are, Mr.. Duffy, with
your head-gear carried away, your bow
spirit sprung, your cable snapped, and
you rolling in the trough of the sea-" re-
marked the court.
The prisoner said I, wouldn't take him
long to repair damages, and if let off he'd
spread what canvas he had left and head
for Buffalo.
81 think" replied his honor, "that
you need to go into dry-dock for thor
ough oyerhauling. You need new top
sails and repairs to the hull, and | notice
that your deck beams are badly sprung.
There's your weather eye all closed up,
half your reef points gone, and there's
three foot of whiskey in the hold. You
could probably hold three feet more, but
you won't probably smell it for thirty
days TO come"
"Then ! am sentenced, am 2" asked
Duffy.
"Clear as daylight"
"And must 90 up?"
"You must"
"Then," continued the prisoner,
stretching ont his arm, may you miss
stays with breakers dead ahead"
II was an awful threat, and Bijah told
him that as soon as the thirty days were
out, they'd arrest him on the charge of
manslaughter, and send him where Con
cord grapes were dollar pound dur
ing every month in the year hfrod
Free Pres.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-10-16

Or.D HrMnr0s DISCARDED. - Thank
heaven, the old--chool practice Is passing
away. lpecsc, alocs, cslomel, blistering,
the lancet, and (worsc than ALL, modioutoi
rum, have given place to new remedy,
which bids fair 10 become the universal
medicine Of mankind. VINEGAR BrrrERs
is that remedy. Il is destined to take
precedence Of all other cuntives now be-
fore the world. The pharmacop~is and
conspectus Of the regular Faculty con-
tain nothing that will compare with IT,
Every day hundreds Of the sick are
emancipating themselves from systems Of
treatment which entail great expense and
do no good, and are Aging to this cheap
and absolutely certain means Of relief.
Dyspepsia, rheumatism, liver complaint,
periodic fcvers, sick headache, kidney
diseases, constipation, nervous affections,
and in short all maladics, acute orchronic,
which do not involve the irrcparablc in
jury Of some vital organ, are cured by
this pare indicohoiic rcgetdble restorative. 3
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TINE MARkETS.


Reeves, 9sis.; Hog, dros-~i, Sss', Cotton,
is'.c; floar. sur-fsne Western, o. paAoo
white, extra, siSsosS ~; Wheat, No. Q Chicago,
ti.0asi.i0; No. Miisaakec. ana; Rye, ~. "a
sLoo Cofn. Western Miael, SIC; Yellow West
cru. 81 .sssc. Oats. No~ Msei Western, go
asi' -; Ssw white. do, elss.c.. PORK, Ne. Me-.
So 7'seai2's: Lard, Prime steam. i,c; Butter,
Western, nssSc.
ST L0rIS
wbeai,So. 3 Rel. si.02is Corn, Ne. Mlrei,
sissi'.e- Oats, Ne. ?. Maa,e. fort. Mes,
slaOo,ss2.a5 a; lard, Refined Iasisi,e; ueys, sa2s
sSso Cattle. Native, tLsos6a
CAHCIG0
Reeves. Texans. g. sSts. Is fair to choice, 5000
500; Iiogs. live ro,ri To chsic. ~ 2sss 10 Com
mon to e,ira. sAas6io; Flour. Minnesota. 81 END
ssIs; Wheat. No. l spring. siiT' ysii7a.. No. 2,
da., yH.e. No. a. do, sssssc; Corn, No. :, MIXED.
ssssar.. Oats, No. ?. ssssae.. Rye, No. 2 So;
Barley, No. spring, tLot Fork, t2i. Ess12.2s /;
Lard, siies,
TOLEDO
wheat, anlter Michigsn, 81 Is No rrrd, siiIis
No =, do sios'.i Corn, high miied, Sc; Oats No.
Z, SIC.
Wheat, sItrs p.-, sLi7'ssiiT. No. l. sLis.s
siit Corn, ssssoc.; Oats, sesssc.
CLsvELAND
Wheat, No. !, Red ei.io; Corn, mired, Sc;
Oats, No. state. Sd. No. lido, Sc
CINCINNATI
Flour, suPerbne, scosts,; Fancy, ss.sossso;
Wheat, New Rcd Winter, si.osasis; New
white, sii2sii5; Corn, sheled, sIc.; Oats, mixed.
s2sSac.; harley, New Fall, o. Seai.o; Pork. mess,
sstoos?sco; Lard, city kettle, is'se; summer
steam, i55.c.
INDIINaPOLEs
Flour, sa.ooas2s; Wheat, rel. 9acai.io; Amher.
sL1aIo5. White, sioo,sii5; Corn, high miIei,
1880; Oats, new, Soa5ec.
PITrSBURG.
Cattle, Ohio sioer-, sa.7ssGeo; Hqss, Cornfei.
s'ooaL25; sheep, prime 10 extra, saooaaSS;
Petroleum. crude. FOR barrel, sLO2j Isi.o5i Rehnsd
do. per gallon, I2i,siP.e.
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Amir pp,yrr,s T.,oo 49,.
nm, of milk. one ,casroonful of al, and
one half pouud Of cboprcd annie.
Tr, on. 80. -
e,n 81 e,nr Too oas. IVY , ~ sa, Wv, ,
mal,oa init, ,ws ,.,,s..sa',
cro.r a ,;,,,, ..,.rs,." T,". sou'
I.mon 90 nn,,n.u r., '' WIN
n~,s,.... "
r I.'.,'',,, -o"c CUP o, sugar one
" Du's''a''N y'e ess, oae-'ou''n OF
'','. s, o' ., ""u o"en'u s"'Poo"S'ul OF
,'", ''', ~ ".sl'o"''s' o' me''ed
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-10-16

IT is announced that Senator Jones,
the millionaire Of Nevada, will soon be
married in Washington to a Miss sulli-
van, Of New York, who was In society at
the Capital last winter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-10-16

Az English lady was on the deck Of a
ship when there was a slight mutiny, and
the ringleadcr was cut over the head by
the captain. On recovering from a long
ct of seasickneSs, and coming on deck,
after several days, she saw this very
sailorat the wheel, and, going up to'him,
asked, How is your head now ?"
:" West and by north, ma'am," was the
answer.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-10-16

A MAN in Garrett county, Maryland,
killed, during the present season, three
hundred rattlesnakes.
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ByR.v. PIERCE, NJ. ~, Of the WORLDS
DrsPFvsARy, Buffalo, NY,


or congested, u fails to eliminate this vast
amount Of noxious substance, which, there.
lore, remains TO poison the blood, aud We
conveyed 20 every part Of the system. What
must be the condition OF the blood when u
" receiving and retaining each day two and
a half pounds Of poison Nature tries 70
work on this poison through other channels
and organs the kidneys, lungs, skin, etc,
but these organs become oyertasked In per
forming this labor In addition 10 their
natural functions, aud eau not long with
stand the pressure, but become varicusly
diseased.
The brain, which u the great electrical
center Of all vitality, " unduly stimulated
by the unhealthy blood, which passes 10 u
from the heart, and u fails TO perform It's
once heaithfully. Hence the symptoms OF
bile poisoning.
sy1psesus 81 rver ~sraptstws, swa sowse
pes
sal,ow OF yellow color OF the SKIN, or
yenow,sh,prown Spots on the lace and other
parts u"''nsss w" urowsnesbw''n HeIuen,
hea"ache, uinlness' nit'er o, bau taste ~
the NOUN, ur!hes, ol thc thrunt, anu M
terna neat paipimuoh o. the heart, W many
cases ury, Teasing cough, WIN sore throat !
unsteady appeu'e, sour stomach, win rais-
ing o, the ioo',, anu 'h"Alng "hssuen IN
,he throat, sichness anu vomiting DISTRESS,
,hc stomach anu aues' wh'ch Is often at
tended WIN pam ann tenderness aggra.
NMlhg pains IN ,ne h"',, n"cN or nrras', anu
ABOUT me sh9uluetsi con,' PAIN or soreness
thro"gn tne po~ss, WIN neat constipation
o' ,nc p'wels, s'eIn.s WIN Ireluen, AZ
,acks OF u,srrn"s' pn's, ns,ulence' nervous,
nsss, coi"ness OF ohe sN,rem'uesi rush OF
n,"ou 70 ,hs heau, WIN symP'"ms OF apo
Piesyi nun"hsss OF 'ne iimns, csPe,iaiiy AZ
nashes, guinness 'ow sffms unsoc,"ilty,
anu gi'ehiy ''fe""u'ngs, me pioou hsclt
uc"s ",>e"s'"' ~ 'v'"s ,"o s"ea upon
tn' su',ace " nv ss", :" ur"a'hg
SUI poisonous ,ha, p,ounces uisc"'ofed
orsWh sp"N, Pinpiss' oiotches, anu othcr
e,"Fu'ns, so'c'' oo,s' c'feuhcies ana scroi-
ul"us .u"ot,, vny "N o ,he s"oNe
SYMPTOMS VIII oe "Ae'! !" oe present IN any
Ease " one ume'
""''""~' mn" s"e~e>>"' 'res'"e"''
A large variety Of diseased conditions are
produced by liver complaint by curing the
disease Of the liver We remove the cdus,,
and thereby radically cure, not only the
liver complaint, but also the various other
diseased conditions produced by IL.
II 10 generally the custom 10 take strong
liver stimulants for the liver complaint, and
both the mineral and vegetable Kingdoms
have been diligently searched 10 procure the
most drastic and poisonous puryativcs. In
order to produce powerful effect upon the
liver, and rouse the tagging and cnfeehled
organ. These medicines are given freely
and In large doses, which Keep the liver in
an excited condition while under their in
huenee. This system Of treatment is on the
same principle Us that VI giving a weak and
debilitated man large portions Of brandy to
enable him 10 do certain amount Of work.
Every intelligent person can readily see, or
imagine, the condition the man would be In
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-10-16
A CURE or LIVER DISEASE.


RISK, Tex, May 10, 1873
DIR. II. V. PIERCE-Dear Sir My wife last
year at this time was confined 10 her bed
with Chronic Livei Disease. ! had one Of
the best doctors to see her, and he gave her
up To die, when ] came upon some Of your
msdicine. ! bought one bottle and com
menced using IL. She then weighed 50
pounds, now she weighs li0 pounds, and is
robust and hearty, She has taken eight bot
ties in all, 80 you see ! am an adyocate Tor
your medicines. WM. MEAZEL.
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A WONDER TO HERSELF.

TANETowN, Delaware Co., o., March 20 IA
To DR.. X. v. PIERCE; Your Discovery
needs only fair trial, and II will do all you
recommend IL 10 do aud more too. When
was 10 ! caught cold, and for % years have
been a perfect wreck of disease, and all the
medicines and doctors bills have run up at
times " 500 and $500, and never any better
but worse, when ! gave up all hopes last
spring of living the summer through. re-
ceiyed one OF your Account hooks and told
my husband, after reading IT, that il was
too late TO try further, but he said il was
never too late. lie went aud bought two
bottles, and ! found il was helping me
very much. Since lsil | was troubled with
Catarrh aud Sore Throat, aud was almost
entirely deaf in one ear, aud my voice was
as dull us could be. There was constant pain
in my head. Now my head is rs sound ne u
dollar, my voice Is clear, and have used
ten bottles of your Discovery. Ii has cured
me Of Catarrh, Sore Throat, Heart Disease,
Spine Affection, aud Torpid Liver. My liver
was very bad. My skin was rough. When
put my hand on my body IL was like fish
scales. Now IL is smooth and soft as a chld's.
In conclusion, l will say | have been we'll
for three months. am wonder 10 myself
aud friends. This is but an imperfect state.
ment half has not been told.
Yours with respect HESTER LACkEl,
READ THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
NOTED SCOUT, "BUEFILO BILL."
HOLLAND House, RookFoRD, Ill.,, !
April 80, 1874.
DIR. RV. PIERCE, Buffalo, N.Y.-sir: have
now taken four bottles Of your Golden Med
zeal Discovery in connection with your Pei
lets, and must say that nothing have ever
taken for my liver has done me so much
good. feel like a new man. Thanks 10
YOUR wonderful medicines.
w. y. CODY, ("Bufialo BILL
Mrs. j. Is. turLEg, hath, Me-, says; NY
eldest daughter was sick for three years with
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, and your
Discovery cured her.
Did space permit could give hundreds Of
testimonials from those cured OF Liver Dis
ease by my Discovery and Pleasant Purgatye
Pellets.
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WANTED = To Enrar MAJ EvsEiwHsEs.
w Address J. 4. TiLfeN. firrsrt Gs, Pa.
a. M ~snt.A Address. Win
s,Aap, bAA.as hsss, s<aolL SAYS, hasAisa, ~
FI,n, Great California Pain Eradicstor, Trsppsrs
j Indian oil, ears all Aches aud fsiu-.
sa~y Mahtas Esspley ss~-.. beet ever
vi Onsiei. Address, N. n. LOWELL. krie, Pa.
GO sa~h Weeh. Agent. wanted. Psrtisu-
- = lars free. WORTH co. ~. Louis. Mo.
Sl . con pr day al home. Term. free. Address.
W e1u Csc srissoS Co, Portland, Msin..
AGENTS. WANTED s,e,,whete to sell choice Teas.
hubNlo WhNlbD Good cummi.sivn. J. J. lsr-
sscss, Twenty .hrst Ward, Cincinnati, ohio.
WANTED Men snd women, Girl. aud boys, to
w sell our nov Visiting tard.. uutht, -.
fkiftH WALKER. DAYTON, q.
LIVERY AGENT. MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD,
Ia shonld send us q cents. aud receive BY return
NAL. postage paid boz containing two dozsn ~
u4i a.s -, og;ihtf -iih sicket ~ the distfbu-
tiun u ss3,sp worth " Real Estate. Hulnhuok fE>
Co, Hulhrook l.. !, Ny.
A DvERrIsERsi Am. Nswspap-r Union repre-
"A sents over l,iss papers, disid.d into subdi'
visions. send Scent stamp for Map showing lnes-
ton OF papers, with combined aud separate lists
giving estimates for cost " adNertisne Address -
y. sASBoBN, n, Monroe -trest, chicsgs, III.
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- Herewith present. an Illustration Of q m0st
useful httls msrhins, desiguod 10 several
useful rnrposr- IN tho kitchsn, such a. chorpins
sas.aas meat, Pie meat, hash nsh, truit snd 'eer'
tAhles a glance Al the cut will give the reader
general idea a. 10 the mode u oIsrsting the
machine. Being comlsst, II take but little srace.
and can h. u-.tl on Kitchen tahi. taking about the
same space a. an Ordinary Chuprihs traf. The
Ausriesa Meat aud Nesstshl. thopq.r has teen
long enough iefare the prhie 10 10 thoroughly
tested and the volume Of praise that has heen 10.
slowed on u from various sources must cou, tnos all
that this Invention u almost ners-sity In every
faniis This hnp-T T. made In larger sitss for the
u.s. 81 butchefs, aud these have AlsO iscome very
pupular - .
fno, res tof TauIs u-q aud thrre sites Tor Butcher.
and are sold ~ the principal dealers IN Hardware,
Hous. Fufuishing Guusls aud Agricultural lmTies
me ats Throughout the eeuniry.
For Descriptive circular sud fItes List sddtess
b. q. NEWTON a co..
no chambers street. New Nork.
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INDIANAPOLIS

Flour, sscoss2S. Wheat, rel. 9acai.io; Amber.
si.oaio5; White, si.oo,sii5; Corn, high minesi,
79ssoy Oats, new, 50aSec.
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wbeai,So. Rel. si.o2's Corn, No. Mre,i.
sissi'.c; Oats, Ne. ?. slaa,c fofk, Mes,
sl2ooss2a5i lard, Refined iasisi.c; uoss, ss.2s
e,Aao Cattle, Naiive-, tLaos6a
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The crawling smoke turned yellow,
turned red, voice after voice broke and
hushed utterly. One only sang ON like
silver II flung defiance down at death.
II ohimed into the lurid sky without a
tremor. For One stood beside her in the
furnace, and ri =. ,,;ke unto the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-04
NEW YORK
Bankruptcy Decisions

bankruptcy Decisions
New YORK. September 3.--Judge Batch.
1Ords 81 bankrupt case, gave a decision
vest ,rdav to the effect that when the assets
of the bankrupt fell to reach fifty per cent
of the claims proved aga '1st the estate, he
consent of q majority in the number and
salue of his creditors, in accordance with
the provision of the act of 1868, which the
court holds has not been snOdtieG by sub
seguent legislation
Accident on the Sew Haven Roads
While the accommodation train was
standing on the track of the New Haven
railroad at Mount Vel non, last evening, it
was run into at the rear by the express
train from New Haven. A number Of cars
were demolished and sevesSi persons in
jurede bus no fatalities.
Grimes
Valentine Schneider, q German resident
of Jersey CitJ, fatally beat bis wife last
night at picnic near Jersey City.
Monday night Jacob Dengle threw Adam
Ercknsu u over precipices and the latt y is
dying rom bis IN jpries.
Scandals
The Ease scandal Jews 9o-daS 2s snat
both MoultOn al TlltOn g. II reserve impOr.
tant document until the trial ta'1es place;
this being by the advice of Ben Butlero
Delegation from Charleston.
4 delegation from the common council Of
Charleston, Sonth Carolina, are in town
and waited on Mayor Havemeyes today
Burned.
The River Be''e, hence for Iong island,
burned to the waters edge. Valued at
$l0000G
immigrants.
One Shudssud and ten Menonites arrived
here yesterday and will leave to-day Cor
DakOtao
Cotton EXCHANGES
The special committee of the Cotton E1-
change, engaged for some days past in tx
ing the standard, were to-day rendered an
exclusion by the members of the New ork
Exchanges the Exchange is closed anu
ne basi1ec " i'll bs transacted Today
Specie Shipments.
Specie Shipments PC day s25O,CNo
The Gel man Order Of HarugarisS
The Grand Lodge of the German Order
of Harugars is in session, Grand Master
G. b. William Rosenthal, from Reading,
PENNSYLVANIA, in the chair.
Delegates from the State lodges Of twenty
one States arc present. The grand secre.
tar !, reported that grand lodges we're estab-
lishsd in New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana,
Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin and Aassachu