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Next August there iH to bo throe dnys' Luther
festival at Juonpach, old village Of Ihuringia,
between Nuremberg and Augsburg. Lutner fcs.
bach 7 Only because in 1880 L,lthor MeIanothon,
aud host OF his frionds passed through thia
village, and stopped for some time at m inn
which still remains there. It Aaa been arranged
to give dramatic representation Of the scenes
which; BY poetica1 fancy, aresnpposcd to have &C.
Cured ut Jldenpach whcn Luther arrived thors
IN 1880. Thua, on Saturday Aug. /, there will be
an old-faahiouod village fote, music, dancing,
and przo-shootins. On Sunday there will ho
representation Of Judoubaoh village life in 1850
-n1ondtoaut mouka going about selling pictures
OF Baiuts aud martyrs, vtllngo craftsmen COLE
brating their annual fete-day. etc. Suddenly
Luther md bis company arrive; Lutbor chasos
away tho monks, aud tho Reformation Is CON-
nsenced. Tho next day there is moro music,
dancing, and fEolicking, and Luther vinla up
the performance by getting very gar and singing
hia famous Song
Who loves not woman, wine sud song,
La aa1 fool lis whole LIE long.
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He4ucatrntion or Church Property.

Aoms Corfespondenes St.p York Times.
fls convent property of Rome il taken pqB-
session OF BY degrees, ind every woek or two tho
nan,oH Of Embellishments upon which lland III
put arc giyen In tho official journal. rhat or
church property put up Tor salo In tho month Of
May in al Italy WIS l,050, With the UPSET prico
Of 453 600 franca, aid sold ut ,o72 900. III tho
Rvo months OF the present year 4, 443 lots. hive
boen offered at 0,357,000 frauua, and sold al
14,744, 900. From October, 1867, when tue salea
first bogau, up to tho present time, 1U0 100, par
cells have hoon put upon the narkok; up-sot
prloo. 95B 30. 900 francs amount actually real"
izod, 4G2, ,475, 200 fraacg. THU tue Church has
cherished wealth pasA from its hands.
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4 Card from tho Ilov. WitEinu II.
= l8ucChEr.

TO the Editor Of The Chicago 7ribuns:
s1a Your romarks on tho nomination Of tho
committoo Of Six suggests the following:
Tho Pastor OF i Congregational Church Is a1ao
. private ulombor, subject 10 discipline by hfa
Church. aud cannot ha tried by any other body
whatoyor. In cases OF gravo ofrenae, . Council
may be callo1, aud tle caso tried but thoir nc
ton is only advisory, unless tho partlcs calling
tho Council put tho 1nattor into their hands for
final decision. Tho Church itself, by sub
soquont action, may cxcommunicato tho paator
but tho Co,inoil, acting tor thom and by their
authority, can alono silcnco a minister. Honco
tho case ut Droohlyn could not 10 submitted to
number Of prominent mon from different parts
Of tho country, nor to alr. Dcechor'a enemies, ID
you strangely suggest.
III our Chi1rohos, tho Prudential or Examine
Ing Committee has charge, among other duties,
Of casos Of discipline, and may dooido and report
to the Church. or may bring tho caso before the
large in Plymouth Church, and Sub-Conln,it-
tee generally colloots facts evidence, and wit
riossos, aud reports to the whole Committee. Iu
tho case in question, It would bo impossible to
hoid aemo 9 e' twenty Businessmen for tse weoka.
and Sub Committee waB necessity. On every
account 1t WIS desirable that this Committee
n!lou1d be mon OF tho highest intelligence and
honor, in whom the whole Church and Society,
and tho community, should haye perfect conf.
o'Vi tic Church ' and md three @ from tic Society
{inon WHO hatl taken no part III these matters,
which had often beon before tho Committoo)-
could only 30 induced to not by, tho cnrnoBt per-
sonal solicstatlon Of tue pastor; hence thor
lY. 1t was but q nomination it remained with the
main Committee to appoint them. If q criminal
may challenge soyorn1 jurymcu, docs honor, or
courage. or auything but folly, require d man to
Ia fk. H1&1An
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GREAr flRE Al OSHKOSH.
Four Hundred Buildings Burnctl---
Loss Estimated at $G00,000t
Fires Elsewhere.
Four Ea1stttIrch buildings Murncd ut
OhIl110pyl-L0ss, $u0O,UOO.


Onht1opJl-Loss,S Su0O,ODO.
OsilKosr, Wis, July 14.-Osl,ltosh wns visited
this aftoruoon and evoning with thp mort terri
bio conttngration in hor hintory. About 8 O'Clock
d t1ro ofiginntod In tho rear OF uoi)1o'B goo;i
thing before it for ndfstauco Of ultloB III length
BY 115 miles wido wiplng out everything ooai1
within tho limit montiouod..
UPWARDS OF 400 nu1LD1HaH
woro burned, throwing more than 600 famioH
into tho stroot without Shelter. The lois will
exceed 100000, but tho amount Of insurance
caui,ot bo estimated. Tho buildings destroyed
nro mostly dwellings,, and tho insurance will fall
largely OH companies which ilavo heretofore
escaped @ oyeE ninety atqrea @ snd ! sl9ps s ara in
on soino OF our best buBinoBa 1non. Thrco steam
fro. engineB owned hero weto brought into t,Ho,
while atoa,ncra from Rlpon. rpu du l,ao, and
Nconah wore telographcd for and arrived In time
tho flamos. At present writing tho fire haa boom
eubdncd, a1tliough IT had burned north to tho
city limits, aud almost to tho Inaano Honpital.
The Beeiiwith Houso had q narrow escape, but
was 1ininj njured. Among .~
THE sApDEsr FEATURES
Of tho conAaRratiou Is tho ]osB Of life. William,
r. Taylor, City Troasuror. All estimablo young
mau, fell dcad while at work leIpiug remove
goods from tho burning building. Policeman
A. Ford fell exhausted and cauuot live. DR..
Fl. II. Dale waa badly injured.
The First Baptist. Church, Phoenix Engine.
house. aud Fourth Ward sclool-houso aro all
burned.
Tho following iBn
PARTIAL. LIST OF THE LOSSES:
-, KITTY nets millinery nl Wliam Avery, ,;9t mill
hardware Mrs. Dranef: millinery j. ]. Mooro.
marble works.; j.. N. Gill, seeds Albert
Schneider, bakor; Burgoa l. Colo, iewolry
i lKiennet +. Ehlonfols, dry goods; e.
tro II oa'tSr F. T. msto j. vogetoSes Go1; f5: e
Icy Bros, shoes: =. r. Gurtoan, drugs; Lanl-
ton Clark, grocors; Rudd & Holden, John ".
Webster, feod; O. McCabo, grocer; George
Nartan, shoes Y. E.. Potter, grocer; E. q.
FE%nx FFEyss 'tGxas eSa5 s ase \ Mafo5 e. % lsta
rant; Martin Kelley, grocer; Z. Dottol1, grocer
Martin, tailor; William Klotch. restaurant; j.
Q. Snyder; san schaub; Potter Thiolor; Con.
I'D 4nh n4sc batehoF " p9H%e 10 Messon
John K6opko; Charles Tanpa'!or; NJ. hook ;
inga; n. Ador,' alloo store John vogt, two
buildings; Cornelius Fty, flour and feed Wn,.
Luke; Mrs. Fry, hotol !; Alrs. Sclalkop; Wm. s.
Caldwell: grocer James oiIlengham, residence;
4. McNill; Fred Kahr Chander sIcCurdy J.
II. Champion J. II. pursal George Chaao
J: ". Hammond; L. .. Taigo; r.
MMeads; qoo,Go, wyman;, J. y. Myers
1ae WGeei R51a Iaso jack csse Sss 2onss 2o'lns Con-
rroy; High Barstop; ntra: Watts; Mrs L. q,
Dary; N. noso; =. Caaey;. 0. Cook; Tom
narley; Carl, Henning; J. r. Novel; 4: II.
Psra hss5s qhSr1Ss %,or nowsn F. Ro 5oDe9 wa aa
Bon; Fourth Ward sohool-houso; Tom Abing.
ton Patrick Lemon.
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Destruction of the Joliet yoo1on III Ills.

STFcia1 D8p02ch 70 THe CH7c0Qo 7TitNne.
JOLIET, July 14.-At o'clock this morning It
was discovered that tho Joliet Wooden Mill, SIT
uated In the southeastern portion Of tho city,
WINS OH fro. The Firo Department responded
promptly to tho alarm, hut tho tact OF tic lis-
tanco to be travelled BY the ongines fayo IT ample
timo to got d sure hold, which resulted in the
machinery as 1t contained. Tho loss is estima-
tod at various sums, all the way from $4,000 to
s24.000. Insured In Chaso i Hobbs agency for
s12,60o. 1t is supposed by no1no to be 4 oase Of
spontaneous combustion, and by othora to have
been tho WORK Of i,,cendaries. Tic property
hns until recently been unoccuplea, and was
owned By ex-afayor William Z. Horny, who pur-
chaacd It at a auction sale = few months ago at
very low figures.
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4,.,'
Theodore 14ton, to which he thouRht ropy netco.
ear? th9 prcaohe issl1s ID to DO eetted It must bo,
todoihe A. n ~ gssnss thsnseixes other
taeirE o resppnsibv of bo 31n 3nrnea each
40 bewcsn these hrties il NECESSARY. daen Il ~ tv
to Rta,o tho trlth In order that Tia world nav IL
well informed boforo rronoancin8 ita Judgment Will
fSersnsp 80 shsr therefore n9gaost 10 you that
ns ta fe 10 nea5a TINT u hon you deem
40 to scak H. trut1; Ha ~ sppcas ooors you VII DO
hut tho truth. hold to.Ghf' III haye fed dGhs G,therss
10, to tho op1nlon Tint Mr. }oocher should fraukly
nssto thas he had committed orouss against Mr.
ioF WHICH @ 70 dd apolosze In tho Language u tte lot.
hhye natod Tranty t"t Tno.na ~ a@1 hs assnn Son
for Mr. T1ton IN Invn Nv m;" n"Ia tin Ssfou,yn
aEnfnst Dr. Leonarl Bacon Witch 10
M 81 In mak sna q ths e tr eeshsr, Should refsa
II ne had maslo tha statoment ho would lave etased
n'' mo iuIS r @ tSsn sno trh nn would havo savod hn
bestcr now tut TIC costtoo al,oS not FoSf
it place Of report. Mr. i5eechor n1soif sho,ld ,nko
statement willch liaye % s,,ggestc or tlat il lie
Co,ntttco does report, tho rofortlshoad bo reeo-
incubation to Mr.. Deochor to make a1oh statement,
u,, THE COMMITTEE DISSATISFIED
ahts paE|er was not satssiaetory 70 the oom-
miateo; 9 ih9 mom9ors ot the committee g so in-
wanted from h'rn detailed staternont or oil ho
knew Or tho matter Ihoy tod him he must
snonlt 70 MorouGn oSgMin2uoh. Monitoh
Eosls1vo'y aecihea 70 10 tn's. 1ie exprossod Tue
|0.Ae~A II "FttNJ ~'.- a0ti. ~ 0SSSnt.eAs
hnt declared tnat h1s warm lrlendship fof Illto9
waa a!lch that 10 could not near him abused
without MaKlnH ovory ouort 10 hls power to
Justify him IN us course. Iho Committee ax-
pressed tllelr irm aotertnination TO Mr. Moulton
70 MAKE tne lnvesI!8ati9a 4, as soafcnlng as posb-
PIC: lucy naSo .Satnsa that M enort = DoinR
maue ny 1n moecuer , lr!onoa 10 compromise tno
mattof' 1neY WILL oon6ehs TO no such procoed-
1ngs .,,a :
an TIE 1SvEPIlaAT1oN MUST 90 ON. %, 80,
:. ~ the facts obta1nabio 70 aro to oo brought ont
poloto tho d,1 mGm1efa o. tno committee WILL mako
Topo!5: m Inla ls Certain. ,,,,,.
=; Iae nsooklyn argus 8ays'; "Mo nave from
t1e hghost sourcea an admission that the friends
OF Alr. hooeher are enaeasorlng 70
~ EFFECT coMpho3tisE
whlcn Snnii pfcFons Inc pu0llchtlon OF TIE
lengtny etatom9nt @ PROMISED ~ 1lton; i;
Iheodofe i1iton,s wlfo haa boon before tho
COMMITTEE. she has ;,givon eVidonco con-
Trajectory OF hor husbands version OF tho mat
tor; 4 o'eagreemeat has fosolted between mnn
and wife. anu
., :, MRS 11LToX J! MAs !, LEFT HER HusnANp..,'
~ is now established M beyond the shao =: OF
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thoro existed so grind md noble d r,an as
D6cohdr aocfhed to bo In tbo oBttfiatioti 0f tho
Woodruff, tho truth OF all tho allegations against
binj hn{rlY nttfnktn,1

thoro existed 30, grind md noble d rnan na
D6oottr aoctiled to bo In tbo oBtiniatot of tho
Woodruff tho truth OF all tho allegations against
Mni bolng admitted
Tho plain purpose Of tho ,shotc 1tscorrao, 1t
WaH evident, WAS to lift FREQ toyo into Wow on
tho shoulders Of Mr. Doechot'B presumed liconHo
In 1ovo mnttorb. 1t wna not his fault but that
Of tho sooiai doapotipms in which Ilo found him
Boll. Her quarrel waa not with Deechcr Oh aG-
count Of his rotations to Mrs. Tt]ton. but from
another ca,,so Although this cnuHo was not
elnborasely explained, It appoared 10 he that
Docohor had allowed the Woodruff to bo treated
with indlgnity on account of l,or fundamentally
in bringing the scandal to tho public knowledge.
sl'o Boe'nod to tnk thcro wore two Doochora-
ono "grand and NOBLE" and tho Other 1iiito
weak and extraordinarily human. Tho sublime
roteenco of his congregation" raourrcd at In.
torya!s during tho lootnro with tito reg
tllarity OF refrain to song. Tie
story OF tho effort to, l,My her on when
In Ludlow Street Jail with 100000 from, pur-
suing tho BeOchor matter was ro,onrsca with
all tlo onorgy tint would havo boon inspired by
wounded prido aud injured virtue. People had
blamod her Tor defending Becctaer, Ind asked
hor why Hbo did 1t. No man or woman had anv
business to say anything nganst him. lIo had
acted according to hin tustlnctB.
=. The illusions 60 Tilton during tho progrcaH Of
tho lecture wero not humorous. Ills conduct
was neither exctsed nor condemned, md as for
an explanation Of bis prcsoilt attitudo toward
tho scandal tloro waa nothing Of IT,.
Mrs. Woodruff stnted, IN closing hor DISCOURSE
that Bho would aoon deliver her only undo
]iyered lecture and giva tlloao who came IN.
other iistallmont Of the Beechar-Tison scandal.
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Trouble win, tl.o. Chcycn1aes and
Ektosvaa in Tcxts.
GALVESTON. July 14-speo,al advfccs from
Fort Sill to tho 8th state thnt on the 4th. near
Skoloton Crock, q train Of forty wagons was at
tackled by Choyonnes and Kiowas, aud burnt. to-
gother with several mon belonging to tue train /,
also. that eleven OF tho 800 Warriors, Choyennes
and Comanc1les. who recently attacked the aot-
tlemout Of Adoba Walls, On Canadian River,
noar Antelope Hills, were killed., md many
wounded, by about twonty-tiye settlers.
, 1874-07-15
SHQnT.HnRM SALE.

Special Dispatch to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
BLooM1SaroN, ILL.,, July 14.-Iho Fair Grounds
in this city wero filed with choice samples Ut
short-lorn cattle brought hero to he sold ut auc-
iou-Bale on Thursday. lu addition to herds Of
Central illinois, there are about fifty animals
from Kontncky. Col. Judy, the celebrated auo-
tioneor will conduct the aalo.
, 1874-07-15

In tho District Court Of tbs UMitel States for
tho Northern District Of Illinois,

4! bsMksaPey; IL the matter Of the Gsaa Tes brooke
Asslxpea Of tl9 shtatoof said bankrupt. osts or saio
Ept s"n.istng oi larxo humber q Ne taEss bug
a saes osHf H'ii'7 s
at9tals or ths of yehtges r4s Il YnF r.
Tie uplted tases, aud Il IN ftlt aud ausea.4ln
ii lie Gseat ulSasn iss, Sliawed b. ths aaneial Il n
Konuy e ny winter kean. b!as WI b. Iasssssd y
of rroporty et bankrupt unt y 9'upck noon q
July y no1t Az blds VIII bs opened in tas p'p'Sr9s q
reaefted Property nv b. s;saas4 .nd particulars
N0HEItT Il. 1ENK1M4,
FsqIaianA Aasleasat Nv 1AsAnsst.
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Mrs. Wo0d1aull AffirMs Her Charuo
Against MIR. lIerclacr.

from tho SnN Ff14ltfst0 Chronicle.
Tho announcement tAat tho Woodruff would
lecture on tho Beertor-Tilton scandal draw a
large eoncoarse Of tho pruricnt to rintt'u Uall
laat evening. The aeata on tho floor a,id In tho
gallery were al occupied mud a fringe Of por-
lower part OF tho hal!. She spoke of tho orig
inal article on tile scandal, alluded to hor, init
naato re!atonH to al partios Implicated IN 1t, and
gave tho history Of tho oausos that led to its
publication.
Dooohor. she saId, Ind shown TINT ho was
grand and noble character by rofraining from q
poaltlyo denial Of tho story, and had t4ereby lent
his great influence to tho ea,ao advocated BY tic
Woodruff. In fact. there bud boon great doal
Of grandeur and nobility waatod IN and about
brooklyn. for not only had tho church, by ita ai-
lonco. inaorsed FREQ love, but the prosn ot TINT
city and New York, by their dofonso Of Deoohor
had also rendered verdict in Ito favor. 4 still
broader Rweep mas given to this logic BY, tho aa-
OF the whole country, In their attempt to lind
exouaes for the brooklyn Divine showed that tile
doctrines Of FREQ love would spoedlly triumph.
1nterwoyon With This was MI appoal fol tic right
Of free loye iu ncochsE's case and In Ill oascy,
based On tho right WHICH was insisted on by Ill
Amsxtasns n ssltstous mAsssrs. ksvss had
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Nad)tidJten non europa.

9Bfen 16. siOp. gu Srr.6ieStnsn Srisn
IN ppIen fiub &ubeitbrurstn aussebrrfsn,
psI&s bahurG entfanSrn, bab bic nrusn air-
6tnrsfcrmsu, has gInfeleu Spn @tifIittn
burS bic ruifl&s SesisruuS 's. sinsrfHbrt Htr>
tsn icIItsn. GrupPsn luS ron @ari&au be
preert tpprSen.
Oresbeh t6. gtpp. Iie Ta9ff9e Rr-
sitruns bat bic gusfiibruns btr eei&snStr-
brtnnuue bier Srrbptrn.
Berlin 16. Nus. DIR proSeB hes @ra'
fen @rnim tpirb am z. DrSrmbsr ifatifinttn.
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Staat Reanibluaaien.

- 86itr a6sIUn fat sntI&istsu,
ba6 Saul.Girs!iUrtn ftin 8s&t taten,
bic ShuIbiGsr Der unttr itrtr Con,
trOur lebintsn GGultn w6brenb pse
SsmslterS Su anttrn. SO mu6 In @t.
mdbtsit bts 0titbss Don 1854 Dor bem
anfan8 hes Sabrfs stmadt lr,rbtu.
- Gas rtlliGs Staals. @sfGnsni6
In YiitSsurs sntbdlt 427 SnInGsn.
Die 0tlunbbsit unlsr tsnIsIbtn IN
ousiit,tinnst, ba nur 8 Namsn auf rsr
Grdntsnlift Fa brfnbsn.
- Gs fOIIan I6 pttls Barren I'm
Ctrtn GRbf pUn pits County aufbal.
ten.
= Serge 80. Daley btr tstrii.
strIiGe goamsiasr In p6ilipsbura.
Centre County, III f&ulbis bsfuntsn
unb su Is 9dtrsn 3u&i9aus ptrur.
tttilt pprbfn.
: Gin tsuif&tr 6nrmsr mil Nd.
mtns 9eUrss @aI,tI, purbt In tfr um.
ssssnb srn Allegheny bsrautt une tr
mprbet. Grtb. Mtptr unb 0m. Dur.
rap fnb unier tsm gsrba&t BEN @lOrb
DsTitt 30 tabsn arrstIrt. ole tnmen
pUr eIHtr sec&t pOa philadelphia.
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Erie-Wm. Henry, D.; W. w. Brown,
r.; s. +. Chaplin, R.; o. Logan, r.
Fayette-James Darby, D.; T. r. Deyar-
man, ID.
Forrest. b. Agnew, r.
Franklin-M. A. Emblck, D.; Simon
Lechrone, D.; II. Gehr, r.
Fulton-H. s. Wishart, d.
Greene-Morgan r. WISE d.
Huntingdon-W. P. M'Nite, D.; II. II.
Matter, Qnd. and d.
Indiana-A. W. Kimmell, r.; ]. K.
Thompson. r.
Jefferson-R. b. Brown, d.
Juniata-Jerome Hetrick, ID.
Lancaster-D. P. Rosemiller, jr., r. 4.
Mylin, r.; w. MGowan, R.; G. II. Ettla,
R.; A. I'll. Sunny, r.; ]. A. Stober, r.
| Lawrence-E. S. M. Morgan, R.; ]. @.
Stewart r.
Lebanon-Isaac Hoffer, R.; W. H. Hos
tetter, r.
Lehigh-James Kimmett, D.; John H. Fo-
gle, D.; George T. Gross, D.
Luzerne-C. A. Miner. r.; T. II. B.
Lewis. D.; J; J. shonk. p; J. 9. Fincher,
D.. James M 'Asey, D.; F. w. Gunster, ID. /;
NJ. F. Lynott, D.; G. r. German. D.; T.W.
Lotus, d.
Lycoming-o. H. Reighard, D.; John
Gaffey, D.. George Steck, d.
Monroe-W. Kistler, D.
Mercer-E. w. jackson, R.; II. S. Blatt,
R.; G.. w. Reed, r.
MKean-John G. Backus, d.
Mifflin-J. w. Parker, D.
Montgomery-T. G. Rutter, D.; ]. B.
Yerkes, d; Francis NJ. Knipe, D.; ]. O.
Richardson, D.; G. W. Baxter, D.
Montour-James Cruikshank, r.
Northampton---Andrew Snyder, D.; A.
]. Erwine, D.; J ohm Stotzer, d.
Northumberland-W. P. Wilmington, d.
]. ]. John, r.
Perry-George N. Reuter-, d.
Philadelphia-Wiliam Douglass, r.; John
Graham, r.; John E. Kennedy, D.; John
Holland, D.; W. H. Eagan, D.; James Mon
! eghan, D.; Emil ]. Petrol, r.; Theo. F.
Miller, D.; William Patterson, R.; William
Bardsley, R.; James F. Larkins R.; ], w.
fsrd, D.; Charles r. Gentner. D.; w. H
Vodges r.; James Deveraux, R.; Harry
Humes, R.; John E. Reyburn, R.; Edward
Montgomery, r.; Martin Conrad, D.. Johr
E. Faunce, D.; w. j. Roney, R.; George
A. Bakeoven, r.; William Ringgold, r.
Thomas j. Gillespie, r.; Thomas ]. Rice
R.; John N. Wood, r.; Francis w. Kirk
R.; Josephus Yeakel, R.; James NJ. Hill, r.
Charles B. Salter r.; James Newell, r.
George Pallett, D.; Harry O'Neill, r.
James r. Souder, r., John Leigh. R.
| Il
Pike. B. Eldred, d.
Potter-C. Hollenback, D.
= Schuylkill-J. w. Morgan. R.; G. r
Loudenslager, r.: ]. Boyer, D.; F. L. Fos
ter, D.. S. A. Losch, r.; w. ]. Lewis, r
E Snyder-S Schoch. r.
Somerset-W. Endsley, r.; j. D. Mil
! Ter, r.
l Sullivan-R. Bedford d.
. Susquehanna-S. Falkenberg, R.; W. w
Williams, r.
i Tioga-J. l. Mitchell, r; w. T. Hum
. phrey, r.
l Union-C. S. Wolfe, r.
Venango-William Hasson, D.; J. P
i Park, d ]. NJ. Dickey r.
Warren-G. w. Allen, r.
I Washington-W G. Barnett, D.; J. X
Billingsley, r.; John Farrer. II.
Wayne-Thomas Y. Boyd, R.; w. W
, Mumford, r.
Westmoreland-H. B. Piper, D.; ]. L
] Toner, D.; 7. M'Lean, d.
Wyoming-Giles Roberts, r,
York-A. Stevens, D.; E. Myers, D.:
] B. Gemmill, ID.
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Bpraug unb @prtteile BON (MutuaD
gsgtuItitistn 8eurrptrlihtrungs. .@sItaI&aftsn
9e8tn (Stock) Capital Gpmpasnitn.
9Darum In einer ausIGnbiI6fn @eleaI&aft
prriiterr, ptun Sbr in prnniyIpanirn In sintr
bs0un @tlealGaft Gut als 5bsHbaber an
@tpnn uub Yfrluf perTbsrn unb anI@IitBsn
fUnnt, unS babti
II gpn % bic so prcjsnt @tIb trlpart.
q asint @rfabr Iauft, ta6 9urt GOmpasuit
aufetbrc6tn ipire, peer wit btim Gbieasc Gtutr
aus Sbrer Griatu3 aririsben.
DurG 3jabrise grfabrung, bat Der Inter
isibrste briee Iline bon 8nH1erunstn &C..
priift uub bat bic lisbsrjtuguna seppnntn, bab
bic Mutual &pmpaenien am fGerifsn unb bill.
ligftn linb. Dtbbalb fprsbt Dor unb ptrli-
Gert Gu1 in etr frl9tnetn supfrIdiIisrn Qprii'
paenirn:
qsbisb Bailey, aGIrnirpn, pa., 5 $4,000.
Columbia, Of Columbia, 9an-
CATER Co., 725,0OO.
Protective Wuiual Of Sbenan>
frab, pa, 100000.
9rrmania QettnsperI. Co.,
9lfp Ycrf, 100000
DitIe Gpmpaenirn llnO afIt fbsr, ,uptrlG0ig
une prompt i'm 8r;abltn. Danfbar fir bas
mir bisbtr stlbtnftf 3utrnutn ais Astut
tptrbt i9 MID brmiiben, aud In her 3ufunft
msintn 8rsuntsn gtrr6t su ptretu.
9Sft74 s Gbrtfian SpllntL Astnt.
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Democratic plurality:en jointlballot.
Democratic majority on Joint ballot,


&eprGlsntanten.
Adams-E. w. Stable. D.; D. Geisel.
man, d.
Allegheny-John Swan, D.; W. H. Ora.
ham, r.; II. NJ. Long, r.; John M. Irwin.
d. G. G. Shidle, D.; Peter Zern, D.; s. f.
Patterson, D.; Joseph Hayes, D.; Joseph NJ.
Carson, D.; j. X. Thornton, D.. b. @.
Christy, r., S. p. Large, D.; d. ]. Rogers,
D.; Andrew Large, d.
ArmstTong-Robert Thompson, r.; ]. A.
Hunter, r.
Beaver-Joseph Graf, D.. E; c. J. Wendt, r.
Bedford-G. ii. Spang, D.. W. Keyser, d.
Berks-Jacob Miller, D.; A. b. Wanner,
D.; b. L. Dry, D.; A. Smith, D.; N. Andre,
D.; d. l.. Batdorf ID.
Blair-J. G. Everhart, D.; I. H. Rawlins
r.
Bradford-Uriah Terry D.; George Mos.
Grip, r.; E. G. Tracy, r.
Bucks-J. w. Carver, D.; S. NJ. Jamison,
D.; Charles Willett, D.; J. Paul knight, r.
Butler-Jos. s. Lusk, D.; A. L. Camp.
bell, r.
Cambria-John Halnon, d. John Buck, ID.
Cameron-J. w. Phelps, r.
Carbon-Iames Harvey, d.. A. J. Dor
ling, ID.
Centres. T. Shugart, d.; S. s. Wolf d.
Chester-E. Bailey r.. p G.. Carey, r..
Geo. F. Smith, r.; P. G. Edge, r,
Clarion-Martin Williams, d.; ]. II. VIII.
son, d.
Clearlield-W. r. Hartsborne, d.
Clinton-Ceo, A. AcheRbach, ID.
Columbia--E. ]. M'Henry, D.; S. p.
Ryan, d.
Crawford-W. G. Plummer, D.; r. II.
sturtevant, d.; s. j. Logan, D.. i; S. II. Find
ley, d.
Cumherland-W. B. Butler. D.; G. w.
Mumper, ID.
Daunhin-R. r. Cbrisman, r.; A. For.
tenbaugh, r.; Joseph II. Nisley. II.
Delaware-W. Q. Talley, D.; VIM. Wor.
rail-, ID.
Elk-Scbastian WINNER. u.
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REM Mdnns bub as ,iwes isbfnblsss
esirunfsn babe. Die 8rau if fonlf
Ban3 ssfunb unO pitst nur 200 pfrne.
- Die nIts NatIonat 8dil Miq In
Danptlt III felt Iebtsr Oo6t pifbsr In
Operation.
- Der 8nual bti 6pnssbaft fpnte
nit btm 21 Ncpsmt.r ssf6Iof.n w,r>
ben, bislts III itbo& ptrl6Obtn nUresu
unb ss pirb nI&t ssf6sb,n. sbs bic faltt
Wttitruns ss gstitIst.
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, Huntingdon elects to the House one Independent
hepnOllcan who was nominated and supported by
the Democrats.
LuZerne elects one prOhibitionIst