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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-14

How ru fAIL ~ FAxMIN0 % 5.
r., writing {" the Cultiva'Or. trUu'
llam;l,", q" t"ss. gives the follow
H.. yr.p,'c 4 :>cr'p'I" IT P'"'r 'srm
log: u ~ 1T the r a.l> 70 pwr farm
ing j. well travelled b It u"t generally
ackmwird.e invest all Your money
in i,"d aud Z, i, debt I"r m"r-.
Hire u""'y at u heavy interest to ru.
y"nr t"m; have very little f,ith ia
f'rmi",, a"i als'ys be ready I" sell
"u'; buy the cheapest a"l poorest KIND
rfS,"ck a.d ia, ni,y macl,iner.; t-ed
p"r rr,i" aud hay =" ."nr sr' ck AID
s"u w.i have h>s ,,p.irs =" ~ l.. "'
y .ur ticket. t." rs and farm "achi"
cry ~ f I" d, r-s.s am.i tat stock max,
sd ha,o. ~uu the "lL W. -"n. pillow
curt a.d t.ucvs Use the I'll uf h,ck
"y wh-"-v.r y ar "xe" need strength;
i i cheap 'han hi." f.-'ii"-, ke"p~
the h.ir lively aud pu,d> "at u"
gruh>. New wse tine by siti"
out fruit vr saaic trees, ~ l-.v,.s r."
ting ar,u"i , p',c. ~ K it unhealthy
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M - w
Blacksmith 8hop.
One door South Of Chspuaa's was.
on shop, Mill Street, Redwood Falls,
IT. LIZ -,
Is prepared to iron Wagons, sleisbs.
and repair Plows, 10. Hosss ssd Or
shoeing done ard everything in ths
Understanding lioe.
I propose to give satistsetios 70 al
my customers aod charge ths lowest
! prices II. Ike: ~0oa
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-14

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, 1874-10-13
LATEST NEW fOnX MARKETS.

Sptstal Dispateh tu 2lt Chtcauo 1rioane.
NEW fonKt Oct. 12.-Tle wheat market ononed
loayy for common, Of which wo have q largo
supply. Much Of it IL Of II mixed character. 3
nonlcBcript article. Winter Ia comparatively
hteady. Marriott clones lowor, and prices arc OK
tEo'ncly unsettled Certificate wheat very suarce.
aIstch Of that offered in Of very doubtful char-
actor. ,Wiuser is steady and not plenty.
Included In tho salcs are 1.6oo bu am
ber Michigan at a1.24, TO arriyo in ten days.
The GALES are 88.0W hu; Mt 2IoJml0751
for ungtaded 1owa and Minneaota. a1.o7}9@9i.'B
8 Chicago spring, s1.12 non,i..a,ly for No. allt-
waukee. 41.l1 Tor good Minnesota, S1.20@1 .921155
for rcd Wsstero, Sl.23G91.24 for amber 10. 5l,t0
@l.36I for white Michigan, $1.24 for amber 10,
to arrive.
Barley quiet Sales of $500 hu ordinary Oa,,-
ada West at 31.4l $500 bu fonr.rowed State
oa private terms, and 5000 Blu aax-rowed State
l'arley malt firm but quiet. Sales Of 5000 bu
Calada Wont Oh private terlnH.
0atH lover aud in li,ntt0d demand for tho
trade. The sales aro 12, U00 bu naw Onlo mixed
at 03@G3glc, Whte at 6iM,U5o, Western mixed
at 64c, white ut Gl@G524c, Hta:o at G3ADG4c for
mi1ae aud c4@95fllo for white. part on t5aok.
mixed at 96@9o!&e: do. white, at s1.0o@l.o4 !;
do, yellow, at S7dH071lo; /; aud II, 500 by Wossern
alloat
:, Tho pork market is lovot and demoralzod' M
Sales Of 125 brls noHs ut 924 25Gp22.60; 250 brls,
seller October, ut 's22.00.
Lard IL lower and very unsettled. 5a!os Of
185 tcB city ut 1890 I'll ted new Western ataan at
15s!c; t0o tcs prime old do, for export, ut 1334c
months at ii lid; 5o6 les, seller at tao year.
at II 1-10c.
III tho limo Of borth frcights ,Fo have yet to re-
port quiet market. With rites essentially un.
ohangea. Grain roosa ruled in moderate demand
mi a f.Hu% fA. r3ss
, 1874-10-13

The Smith Kidnapping Caac-Gov.
MrOwn. OF Tcrenessce. Declines 10
Surrender the NSln

The Smith kidnapping Caac-Gov.
Mr0tvn. OF 'Ecrenesscc. Declines 10
Surrender tho NI:1n.
soectal Dispafti. to The Chsraao tribune.
Srn1SarlEIp. ILL.,, Oct. le.-ln the caso of Ind
mapping reported in these dispatches, n few
woeks ago. GOV. Brown, Of Tonncssoe, roplies
to Gov. Beycrldge'a demand for tho return Ut
s'nitl, acknowledging that Smith was actually
kidnapped, but hopes that, III yiew Of tho fact
That Smith WAS guilty Of Ill atrocions murder,
uov. Beycridge viii not press his demand,
either for tho return Of Smith Or tho arrest or
Ward and Wi]linMs, tile ktnappars. GOV. Boy
eridge nnBwerH III the following:
SrR1sG!IELu, IT., Oct. l2.
n, r. Ezet>nry 1oba q 1ros" Gorrrnar a. y*n"tsste
9Th tnEau III reftreieo to the arrest mud abduction Of
George W. Smith, of Mas.ac caunty, Illinois. With due
preass. IL M T oon # naers 10. wesher Mr h
isBny or innoesnt of tho caxro FOR which ho stands
ina!Stea !n lenry County, senneasss. + Ia aNpsssnt
carried beyond tic Jurisdiction Of tho State Of illinois,
wAont authority ot law. therefore, elocm it my duty
nn l,is Hafe return 10 tla Slate and this IL asked,
not only tn his intesest, but for thu pre1erva-
tlea & o. tue rKh.a Of every citizen 1T tho State, and
e. aiuity batween the 3sntes of Ee,uessce a1ld
1lltnon. A. 70 tue abluetoy., Il. Il. Ward
md y. L. williams upon tlo petition presented,
,or eir atycst aud delivery tbs agents Of tis Bato
nnaer tle Constitution and lnws. No Other course
seemed LETT t" me These parties Ind authority for
thsir net, ani had NJ Legal protese for tia game.
Smith could have been arrested aud held in custody
uler Tho lIwa Of this atate fora reasonahla tltno IL
apply to fuur Exce!ency fora regulation upou tho
Executive 81 this txe TOR his arroat au1 delivery 10
the au.hosittea Of the sAte OF Tennessee, sincerely
hope Your ExceeDcy Will lt to exerciea your po-
for the rtleape and rutnrn OF sal Eutth and for
ts arrest and delivery Of said Ward aud Wilaus up
my re4uisitIou TO the authorities Of thH Slate
remain, very respectfully, ], l., l}GyEKrDuY
Governor OF Illinois
Tho facts in tho case are, that Smith wua q
Confederate soldier, and tl,ut lo dovertod fron1
that arnly, aud WAS oil bis WAY to get into ths
Union linea, and, wtilo nceEing to do this, y
force Of Confederates attempted to arrent ai,tl
return him to tho Confederate arny. In CO.
fouiliug himself from arrest he did shoot aud
ki!l Z man, aud 1t ID for this murder that they
are now seeking TO get control OF him. 1t lonkH
little as though there might 10 some spcy
correspondence before the matter Ia sottled, IL
nothing mora.
, 1874-10-13

sm sra"1 rot conscio,e Of it. 1Hcro 10 growing
~ % in s0ety o'"s ms,;e'0 tsp r sas'e 9!n "hS t;,!
jHp.o vii rot y,ed tor n, l,our l,u % i,cserSatioi
Of my liberty may bring upon no tho u''hrnidIngs
Of many OF tho good md tho ancosB Of tho esli-
righteous; Int I shall ouHluro both will,
s Ths cxprcppiop @ smoking to tho glory of
God +" asautlinY alone haa Eli III sound, a,d do
not of' hut Y r. no S I" hrsta n Mah soi Sn;
DO anything IN which lie caliunt ylority God
aud tI,ia may to dono, according to Scripture.
In eating and drinking and tho common 9cttonh
of lilo. When hnvo found intcnHo pain relieved,
o worry brain anothntl, nu.a calm, relresh!iiy
sleep obtained by IL clgar. hayo fclt grateful to
NM a,,l have hlasaotl Ifis i,a1no; this is what
lnonfit and by ITO means did l uso aaered words
triingly. II through smoking had wasted a''
hour OF my timo-if I lla1 stfntoa tuy Hitts to
tho i'1or--ff lad rendered my 1iud less vlyor-
o,,s-f trust i should neo my fnult nltl tnrn
from IT.; hut he WHO charges inc with theHe
things shall have nU answer hut my forgiveness.
intiuonce, and my reply Is that IL have gained
any iniuoncu through bGlng thought dlHerent
from what ans, haYe no Wisl. to retatm IL. I
will o nothing upon tho siy, and nothing about
which lavo doubt.
given to what BEGINS 70 nc small 1mattor--tnd
Tho last thing iu my tllong4ta would have beon
tho mention Of 1t from Tho pulpit; but I was
placed In Hucll II position that must either BY
iaiy silence rlaal guilty to living iu s1!, or elao
bring down upon my unfortunate eclf tile l'urco
reh,lxos Of tho anti-tobacco tutvocateH by speak,
i'm, out honestly. I chose tho latter; and,
although NH now tho target for those worthy
cot,snrcs than sncakingly do what could not
Justify. and earn immunity from their criticism
by tanloly submitting to DO charged with sin III
ar action Which my couscionco allows. Yourd
truly, @. II. SpunQEoN
Niahtin8a1e-lanc, Clyphaua, Sept. y.
, 1874-10-13

70 tht Ed.toF u ths Lohdeu ItftGfaph:
Sin. You cannot rogrc. more than do tho
occasion WHICH produced the unrren,odltatod re-
marks to which you refor. I would, ho"aTer,
remind YOU tl1at am not Responsible for the &C.
curaoy ii newspapur reports. nor do admit that
they are d full antl fair representation OF what
sad au! desorlbsd 40 lialng with tw!nlltng
eye. aud shta o. once saggests TINT apoko flip
PANTY bnt. ludeod. ! did nothiug ot thu kind.
dcnur nlsogethor. mud mott positively, to tho
statement that to E1noLa supaeco III III itgulf 4
sln. 1t may heco1no 30, M any utilor indifferent
action nay. but aa I'LL aetan 1t is no sin. To-
xetlet with l,lnAlotl OF thouRansa Of my follow
uudey tue condemnation Ut ltvIng ID habltual
hin, \ esitatn sodaPsss. ~ to b 4pllsyoa. Al I
would ~ sao"iatn ilve sysa Il tAs imxlllst
, 1874-10-13

using slr1,p. ate 90 frooly an to oyerdoae them.
acvea. All woro out Of danger yesterday.
Judge Wil!inm sprlgg liRll, Of the Common
rleas Court Of 2t. Paul, latcly dangerously III,
10 conyAlcesinK.
Judge Neison in tho United Hsutes Ulstr,ek
Court, IN scasion nt 1T. Paul, yesterday pl.,~
nonncctl Bontouco AZ follows. Eluu Afcs!o|lou,
neitng liquor tn Indians, ad0 fins and orc dayl
imprisonment, Michael Mcalalo,1, selling liq,ior
Without license, ssx !nont!@' i,n,,risonn,tnt nna
$1,000 hno; John aIursons, illicit ,llptillInx.
sal1e ponaltics; Simeon Corloli, concoaiiiir
nG6a il1e1t WhaEy. trco months imprisonment and
order. ono ycar aud *1(0 iino; i'l,iIo htcUonid,
sd,ao a1,ne' otenae. n ollo yoar md s'No fine, T. W.
pftsontnent anil 9l0} fine.
w1BcbHR1N.
, At tho regular moct'ilg ef tho Doarl Of Super
ylsorb Of milwaukee, yesterday, tho rccnmr,en-
astton Z; Of tho Special committeo eprontet lase
May TO orcct new hospltal in tic list Ward Of
tlo city aila utilize tic present hospital for an
Almshonao null Insu'o Impairment vas dis
cusset1. and . resolution p1essel nominating u
subject.
, 1874-10-13

About hundred yearY ago Indian Gorn Wa8
introduced into England with tho expectation
that 1t would furnish tho breaI about tiis supp}y
Of whIch the fast-lacroasiuE population 1era
getting neryoua. Thht country muat then hAyo
boc,l experiencing 4 oycla OF hot summers, for
tho corn lipaned I'll right Tor three years In auc
ceaalon. III tic fourth year It was largeIy plant
corn wAo then abandoned, 1t hoing closr tim. the
summer loat WAS not groas enough. while thu
liability u June frostp. similar to thoEe OF thla
yeht,. VIA atone enough to mako the attempt
hopeless.
Tie Euglish papora now state that William
Cobooss, Son Of tho famous 1.ihcrat agitato:, Aas
successfully accl!mated corn ut l[ounsow, near
l+ontlon. sheso ha has tlrco acrea growing which
hhya wlthstood tbs ssYora trosts OF las; Juae
and Are 1luW tery promlaiuR. II ohr IInElish
puullns loYo realv eot b ffost.pfeot osrnt II viii
b" II VRt'shfA +'s n IA t~ fhHru
, 1874-10-13
Fires.
Destructive Confinxrutiolis in Min
ncnp&,kia, Hlil,n.

n,er.uo,t,-, xc,,<,-x,,,ta,.. A., n1t,,-
,,o..ss.. o,..,',
nenrosaa' ny Mimi I'm.
al1SsEAro1la. Min,,., Oct. 12-Ihis morning
about o'clock . tiro broke out a. No. s12 North
Washington avenue, anti before tho ilatncs could
ho ato ~, ,hroo h,aroa n,,,1 r,ronor+,. IN In
~ e'aysu' 1uiso ~ ,,eo oan ana paop W ~
only for about so,50o III the Amazon. Of Oinciu-
uati, and the Ctizens', Of st. Louis.
At u o'clock m, another and much moro con-
s;orah,o ,,ro ,.a t,iscoya,o II, thn ,hr, ~ NV ~
the business bn1at1ng IN Central bloeif, owned
by Town l. Grimshaw. Tho Fro Department
responded promptly to tho alarm, hut. owing
IN i,c rani] .nros,, o1 ,1,o t,smc.
It emit mi Ia snbdnoil 1T, tbo hril1,nr whore
J it originated anti tho adjoining QUO Fsoro de-
stroycd. Tho building whero tho aro Was first
t1iocovoro1 wsa orcu,,fnt3 Nv r. W rnhir f1rv
, 1874-10-13

FTh''! Tie LtoaNa'a {EN.l SfaNaaT1.
On the 9th of September last ttcro wRB barn
to Mrs. Milton Shields. of Washington County,
+ fine heallhy-loosing boy, Weighing about q
pounds Two laya later. usi Tuesday. tho a9th,
tho lltlc fellow WAS taken Bicl. md IN due time,
broke out with wo:l-ztarkod and fuly-doycloped
caso Of measles. Tho dEoase 4aa rtta its course
Tho mother had m a.tack OF measlos about
four months ego, which proved quite sovore, but
tor recovery WAS co.apete, tllero being nono Of
the evil oflects which sometimes follow uucl1
attaeEs. 1t would Beotc. from these lscta, that
the child caught tho disease from its mother
four months before its birth, which Ia certainly
q quito rcmlrkablu cagp.
, 1874-10-13
BEECILlIIf-TILTON.
Wltitt Some OF tfae Nelf@i0GAnse rcrs
Yhttatk About KSccet,er3a EsreatGiaiug.

Whit Some Of ti,e ns'arcrs
Think About Keeciser'H ere.sGhsng.
From The Erston Conartaationa!tst.
Gu Sunday ho preached la the morning In tlH
old place, to congregation tic like Of Which, n
numbers and enthusiasm, llnH seldom, il over,
bean seen within thu walls Of plyino lth Church.
lilo opinion is very preyaloat in ,slany quartors
and openly cxprosscd, that 7ir. Bcecher ahould
have waited for tho comploto legal vindication
prumtsea to the public hotore resulning his pub
liz tninistrations.
Fronu The Liberal Chris!ian-
There WnS q great rllgIi to hear ttr. BccC!lcr
last Sunday. Plymouth Church il considerably
lnoze popular just NOW than any trst-class
theatre.
Ero'A the .Nt,o FORK EeanHelist.
We arc glad 10 atttl thAt, ausing tho pondoucy
OF thu ehaigcs Mr. a!ondenning ltho Jersey City
pastor charged With tho seduction Ut a ppsiSh-
ioner1 has boon content to tako rcar seat, ,wlile
ailothtr has occupied hts pulpit from Sabbath to
Sabbath. It thns appeals that some old. a,li
witl,al very meet and wl.oleaou,e ileaB appcr-
tanning to tho ctosial fitness Of things" obtain
in jersey City.
Ffoia the Erannts and Chronicle.
Mr.. Hoccher and tile Plymouth Church mlat
hnve forgotten that in the list Of inspired qunltli
cations of "Dishop," special prominence ia
given thiH': aforeorsr, ha mus. hare good re-
port Of them uhich are rnuhout" We express no
opinion as 10 whether sir. Eeechor is innocent Or
guilty. Lat will It not ptrko thoughtful mon III
almost incon ncoiyabiu that man al tue preeettt
tiulo SO foarluliy dofcient Of e. good report Of
them which Rro without should thna bogln
| anew Ills public ministry for Christ? Wo must
think that q dacent respect for propnety, In aay
| nothing OF tho diyino prehnitoEy condition.
would havo el him aud bis church to mako other
proyisons for tho plymouth pulpit. until after
tho acquttfng yardictB como from tho courtB, in
moro tnau one of which triahl arc 1nown to 10
penGIug which vNally affect his moral character.
Ffpsa Zions Herald.
No doubt whether there iB Euother minister in
the country to whom, under nanch less lenae
clouds Of suspicion, Cor even limited portion OF
this long period, tho nlinitlters the christian
press, anl tue seligienspuhl would Aava clnng,
| With suci, inyiucibe faith and hope, aH they
have to tho pastor OF plymouth Church. 1Ie has
! been considered ~ tho property, and in aonao
sense the national pride, Of thu Whole church Of
| ths country. We aro FREQ to sAy that We do not
believe there Ia another ufuiAter IN tho country
who would have permitted such demands to bo
,aade, for 10 long time. upon tho confidence Of
! Clergyman ,sho could sustain his ca'innoBs Of
mind uuder euch NJ u1reaolyed cloud. or esteem
it to Ds his privilodge or duty to continue tito
| public exercise OF Lin Office until IN adequate
exposure had been made Of the ntlhncd fright
full conspiracy agoines luis reputation aud usa-
| fu1ucBH.
, 1874-10-13

News Items Photographed to Tho Chi
cagO Tribune.


cug0 Tribune.
INDIANA.
AtHertford City. yesterday, Joseph Larrimour
vas found guilty Of stealing team OF horses, and
sentenced 20 three years in the penitentiary. Flo
is ono Of the moat notorious lorsa-thieyes In tho
State. but Inns always heretofore succeeded in
eyadins iustice. After his last arrest he es-
caped, but was captured in Missouri.
Tho sietims Of the poisoning Gaze near War
saw are slowly recovering except one little girl,
whose recovery the doctor thinks very doubt
full He is nor analyzing tho secretiona thrown
oil from Tho stomach. The father is still in JAIL
ana MIL not be examined until the doctor las
Glveil h!s ticcelon. All tho poisoned lave had
spaams yesterday.
y the insinnaston in a recent TR1BuNE editorial
tllat Ao II now or ever hns been iuimlcal to Gen.
GrAnt's Administration,
--lho Grand Jury returned several intllct-
93, ments assinst vote Importers. Adam aenole,
~ years Of ago. aud . resident Of indianapolis
siace ls8; dlou Sunday night, ut his residence.
OF patalys!s OF tho brain. Sampson Barbeo, 87
yeais OF age, another resident died Sunday.
MICHIGAN.
frame q RasFs s SortS aaan yeil ahons
noon Yesterday End vac 30 severely "a ]urod tj,at
ho will not recover.
-1uA de4eEe1aa 10 ma American Woman Suf-
frage Association. 70 DO hold OF Detroit to.dev.
sSmencsd ;1a @ . to .,rlys laat plight. Among those
Ward Howe, BLACKWELL, Lucy stous &C GsuM a,,A
c. yo2,ls, Mn. L,yesnnose, and Asry i, Eset.
Mnn.
auSEEsoTA.
Wil3am Paist, secrotary Of the State Agg,cul-
tNfai Society and State Orange, died Yesterday
,uorr ing Of consumption. 10 vas usnssia II
!ls Mx; EEikhtIh Minnesota, I'D wes Noaadal at
Maa ! charter member Of tho North Star Grange =
the arst organization Of TIE hind in ,he State
Ar&1 had been prominent In the fArmerd' polittcai
movement for AeYerRl years.
~.1ohn Eeatney, boy Of 10. Was 'aage.oual,
wounded at 81. Paul Sunday by the auuIlonta
discharge Of a piatol In tie Lands Of q yonur
saan named Patrick buckley, who uas plaetielns
With the pistol.
-Mrs, Ahslu, q st. Paul boardi,lg-ho,1He
keeper. going from home 4 few days ago, left 4
butch OF corn.nea! dough, Iniyoa with 6trych'
niue, tor rata. It waH discovered ~ tbs 6oos
Sunday. sho 1aixeai: into ths leavan of the
sm psttovE, two Of tnsd, ystY lightly, hsipa
d5ftstSa BY III h''tas ,a1fr: ent~ nj hfh1fa
, 1874-10-13

,sp,ciaf Dfaltlfch to The chteaco Tribune.
IspIASApoL1s, Ind. Oct. 13.-DotEi pnrtios me-
eager at.l anxious for tho work Of to~1norros,
n,ld both expross tho greatest contiaence in ths
result. The principal anxiety centres about THIS
fni by tho Republicans. Al, tnamcneo number
OF atrange,s aro in the city. There will be all
oirort at illegal voting by tho Wholesale, III which
case there may bo trouble. Tho election will bo
exciting, but, a. hotli partieB foar disturbance,
tho cha,iccs ago good for quiet 1ay. Arrange
1neuts have been made to receive raturns from
the State as carly as possible, but the length of
the ticket and aplfts i'll county tickets may de-
lay returns very greatly.
, 1874-10-13

teach We ms,.t 1.-Two ,norc hrp from ioso ulo Lave
tho power anl LnoyIc.na TO toanll. IN huvh ErcaL
city till knov I+re nro trA'y WIN nrc HYer"or!::i
during the weoh, Viii n.et fsy HiuN thu ssah'"th: hit
alHo kun tlatt lntnT offers El'use Sunday
u HIcnt in idoIenet ult wn lutx etoy tbas tiinp
III sSittn lin lHor mi III Itttrtfg tulls If thr
benefta they layo rt ,rIye,l ir.n 81 high. 10 'yo
cnlnont Ohriali. i!tc, then, ,loest mean to 70 An
hide IN n1nse-Ioas1,t !nrsi to 1crfle Eoo hy BE-
coming cpd. |. Mnlna n liu nhAhlo nnd hfn-to
make men gool by making then, happy, und making
thon happy by n1aELy tlsunl guu,
, 1874-10-13
Admiral Polo Denies tho Porto Ricall
Story.
Final Returns from the French Eleo-
tions for Oounoils-Genernl.
Won Arnim TO Be Tried Before the
Meeting Of the German Par
lament.
BUENOS AYEE9.

Rio JASE1Ro. Oct. IA dispatch from
Montovlao tlated yesterday Bays Con, Alltra has
Issued a manifesto announcing that he has at.
sumed command Of the insurgent forces in tho
Argentine sIatea. He declares tllat he doea not
sock power, md that II q successful issue to
tho movement Is reached he will retro to private
]ifo.
Of Paraguay.
STRENGTHENING THEMSELVES.
RIO JASE1ao. Oct. 12.--Gen. Mftrca' pnrttaana
iu Alontovidso are buying arms, en!fstiug re-
crits, aud negotiating Tor the purchase OF thrco
steamers.
ENCOUNTERS.
Two slight encounters between tho insurgents
aud the Goyernulent forces lave taken place
outside OF the City Of Blenps Ayrca. An en-
gagement ia reported In the North, the result ol
which ia unknown.
, 1874-10-13
FRANCE.
THE EI.EoTtDSe

PARIS Oct. 19.-The second ballot in tho
Councillor districts, which failed Of choice e
week ago, tonk place yesterday, completing tho
elections for Councils General. The following is
the total result: The Republicans elee&ed G72,
aiouarchsts COZ, Donaparsiste, 1855. The Ropub-
1icanR have majority III thlrsy-eiglt councils,
the Monarcllists in folty-four, aud In three de-
partmcnts councils are equally divided.
THlfNs' SPEECH IL FLORENCE
FLORENCE. Oct la.-Ex-President Ihiers all
dressed tile Trench rasidents hero to-day. He
declared his firm belief in the Rucccss Of the
Republic III france. He acknowledged thut he
formerly, opposed italian unity, bus explained
That he dld 10 solely because OF Its consequences
on goueral politics. Now, t!lat unity is an &C.
cordial friendship between France aud Italy.
The French people would never permit any gov
ernment to disturb the existing relations be-
tween the countries.
, 1874-10-13
At Grnutl Rapids, Mich,

sbftfa{ hispatch 10 Tile Ch5cago Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mlcia.. Oct. 12..-Early this
morning fire destroyed the new Lake Shore t.
Michigan Southern freight depot With nearly oil
Its contents, among which was about $1,000
worth Of furniture awaiting shipment. The
building WIS not fairly completed. Tho old
freight depot WAS burned on the came spot last
summer. Total losa between $4,000 and S12-
OOH. It Was the work Of All incendiary. No iii
surance. It is thought nov building will hs
erected in less than two Weeks.
, 1874-10-13
14eEcaacttY h4rgt,trs,Hs

From Tia Hcstm, .tdreriiser, OFT. 10,
1fr. Ue2ehnr ycs&ertuly telegrarl,od to Mr..
lcdpath TINT ho woa!a !,n n}1e to ni,cnk In Mnnic
Hall on Tnesday uext all roll M ut t;l.claoa md
Droohli,o OFT "Wednesday nntl Thursday, In lilo
eoarnea managed by hn. Judging, lron tlle
to itn utmost capacity. Mr.. ncdpntu pays AIR.
Dcce!ser 81 .010 for his Doston lecturc,-tlle
nrEest ha over paid fur Hlnylc lecture. ABthis
will bo alr. l}oocorf only locturo III BOSTON Ills
neahon, there aro Indications Tint ls friu.ltis
hero will mako 1t rlomorable ovation.
, 1874-10-13

CONSUMPTION Can be Cured.

CONSUMPTION Can he Cured.
sCHEHOisss pULMoNlC SIRUr
SCtEEC1l'S SCANNED TONIC,
SCfiESGk'B AAADnAkE PILLS
Arc the only medicines that will Pulmonary uan.
sumption.
Frequently me&tcines that will etopa oau4 will ncca-
siun tho death of thu pat1on. lry lock IN TIT sor Eta
tho circulation nf thB boed. hunorrlagu follows url In
fact tcy clog tho uctlon Ut tho very urxaps tIas casc
tho cough. ..........-.
plau OF dull Iaia IN !le side. cons, hi !ou coated
ne1s, ana rsstlsrncs. thy f ly heavily IN tn atom
Thesu u1n;otns usually osls!uatp fro,u alsurtiuul
cplstaltlGu Ut thu at0t!sch t'r tutpid !lres.
rtrsnn1 nceteI II thby tako two lleary cols.
aud tho cough n teAb H suddenly checked. will
ilnd the st1H9eh mud liver rfayEed. tnH tOsI AMI
Inactive, aud a!n,ut btforc they lHUs
nf snres au u!cerlse the result 0I which Is d.atl.
Guhcnckfs pnnohC Sstp h csEeatarnnt which does
nat suut4!g npaln ue anything caiet'atod to choei q
cough suddenly. -.
Sci,enrk's hsu- -Weel Tono dssnqes TIM fool intzes
With tho gsrio jHifrA Of tho .tonac]l kds dUtstton. aud
#ien ss bsxss r cesti,r. shin ka.lo, ar tho sYmp.
dtnke fills arc required.
Those nlcdIciuG4 prni.arD, pt}y hy
i, II. HElTFSf;k t SON,
N. l.. corner HiNth and tsc.s.x., PHILADELPHIA.
= And aro for Eato by III drllgEgts aud duatol1.
, 1874-10-13

WASHINGTON, D. t., Oct. l2.-The Chairman
OF tho National Executive Comulitsco OF the
Union League has ,ssuoa notice, aayn9, il, view
Of the general situation OF public affairs, a meet
Ing OF the Committee Of 1874 will be hold at Car
rollton Hotel, Baltimore, Tuesday, Oct. 20.