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Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
THE GEM MICROSCOPE.

THE GEN Ml' no COVE - ,h. nr.>
w"n.i'rid >clrtitiiir ptoIm't'n Il Va" rIn,-
ir.,th ,.'ri'ury. IL f.rm>l-> ihr power at u
exceeds ~ usefulness any niru,srrupr rvrI
Invcntri II reveals the hidden won -r- 81
mInnt.. crearnn-a> trl- ~ Vinegar. unn,I-
il Water. Butterflies FeHhrs the ,ml.lr,r
Marrow oi II lia,r. ln~,'is Eye. the Pat.
Claw, joints aud Hairs oi Il Fly F"'h. mai -
Needle Point. AMI on in 'rfuip.y |,
furni>ip-- hour> ot iu>iriu tiiI. .nit rJiin.ct.I
AMI a'nu-c'nri' T." the y'''iig ami olh. AMI
every fanny >houli p''--r-> it IL rs In,alua
able. p'ni' >-"rs, irarhris. Tliy>r-i, =. tact
ereryt0"y aud c>ierlaly ia" HOME lR-
Gle is ~ GEN II = cheap arr ~ ri.
same 'ine "f great va'uc Pnc' Sl.JO. =
MalIed post psi To any address on tcc,IpI 81
prize
A FAT TAKE FOR AGENTS Men
and " ."nru. avs ami Cni, Whole TINE.
or Leisure none nj, aud evenings worhs
J"@ as coi Ly lamp hsh. ty ~ hgh -
Parents buy II Iur their rhildr'.',. Lb-ral
cash c",nmi->i"n paiI. Exclusive 'ruIr"ty
ConyeraI employment lrrxrii,> Ia. r"rr.>-
iry. Winch pr" u'e- a desire :" have u. ani
require no 'alLng b, the agent COM
PLETE QUIZ nrailr'i, post pad g" re-
rripr at s. ~ Circulars ani retms free
SetI fr II ,,pi n,a,.r uru'"y
ALar->> THE BEVERLY COMPANY.
[iw 95> Wnla-h Ave-. fHICAGo
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
lGIUh IN Of
9 Fl E nj &c AIS,

Ep ON Salts Snda> all kinds.
Corprra-. AInun. Wus'ow Glass.
Hrntai Instruments. prrir.mrrv
Druggists >uhdtit>. tr4l,~.
White lead. pure and genuine. warranted:
Pain, Brushes. etc
Qniniu". French AMI German
Large Dealers ia Amcric ~ Bounds.
Fancy and Staple Groceries Provisions
Tobacco. Cigar,
Fine WHISTLES. B,andir>, Via 'era Por,
Sherry and Ciarer Wines
Wor IN ,uh " iIow Ware.
Jan ~ III ~
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
Flour.

!. 90 az" a: 4.
,lu - Uaii. .t
- -. L.r- /
aA" liz equal. boih uneN,r. ., a
'c' - I,"E:S = :..-f
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07

according 10 directions. and remain long
unWcll. provided their bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral poison cr other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
DR.. j. Walkers California Vim


egar BitfcrS are purely Vegetable
preparation. made chiefly from tie ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Calif0l-
MIA, the medicinal properties ot which
arc extracted therctrOm without the LIS,
of Alcohol. The question il almost
daily asked. "What is the cause OF til,
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
THIS Oar answer is. that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and lie giving principle,
Il perfect Rcnovator and lnvi-orutCr
Of the system. Never before in the !,
history of tic world La, medicine bee
compounded possessing the rcmarkdh
qualities of VINEGAR bIrTERs IN healing
sick of every di,ea>e man Is heir To. III
are gentle IureatIve a, well a, Tor
relieving Congestion or luilmmaiiuI
de Liver and tisceral Organs, in Ri
Diseases.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
Grateful Thousands proc
No Person can take these Bitters

JUAN DIT EItN TIC 0INSI WOIlUCTIUi III
lg"rant that ever sustained the SINKING
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
The properties Of De. WALp

VINEGAR BITrhRS are Aperient. Diaphd
Carmnative. Nutritious. Laxative. Diul
Sedative, Counter Irritant, Sudoritic, AID
tive and Anti Bilious.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07

u > BULLS
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
Pin, Tape, and other Worms,

lurking in the system Of 50 many thuussnds.
are eiieciualy destroyed and removed. A0
s~>tem of medicine, 10 ycruilugcs, 10 a.
thelmniticS will free tie system tlom worms
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
For Ini!ammat0ry :"d Chronic

ter. Salt l,hrum. Biutchr>. Spot. Pimp.es,
Pu>tulcS. B"ilS. Carhuncic>. Ring worm.
Scald head. Sore Eye. Ery-ipc!a+. Itch.
ScurfS. Di,coiorationI of the Sim. llumors
and Diseases Of the SIN of whatever Eamo
or nature, are literally dug up aud carried
ont of the system in a short time hy the usc
of these Filters
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
For Female Complaints, in Young

or old. married ~ Slngc. Al nc uiWll UI wU-
manhood. or the turn Of life these Ta..o
Itters display so decided an influence tA~t
, 1874-11-28
why the IEutfyr Didn't Come.

= lnoy na'o ~ a ne" ht1ca glIl over ut heyser'a
ar " no" oastIe' a1u on Tues
uay. 9o1oso starting to bpond tho day with o
a'ttt;nu, 1fa u heyser instructed tho gill to
ma4so"asn ", tno kltelGn allstE hor a6aenco. uE-
on returning airs. Aoyaor 'tonad tue job COM
tvod,aa, notea " @ very aas,stae1ory nannos. On
, Mcanost!av When she wns ready sue went out,
anu, Ana!ng thhta ar. AoyHor t1ad already put tue
nslk @ lntG ~ tno chura. Bilo hdGan TO turn tho
nanao. 'a a anls wa " ooooa ~ tho morning,
baitor Appearing. Iion slio called iu tho hlrod
man. anu 10 tuIs5ed unit! dinner tlulo. whon he
9nneAea qn WIN some very Offensive language
a1aseSsea 10 ste oo!tar %lilo' na not yot como.
, 1874-11-28

tho United Btntos anthoritios nnt1 ro,nnntlotl to
slavery. h1nrEarot 0atner lad boo1l Indicted It,
th!a county for tho mutdor OF hor child OF
llor, and had Hllo bccn returned to l1is Slate t.,
nna"or tint inliotmont, It wuai Eayo resulted
II II hcr freedom. llor ftiontls obtained from Cor.
Cllase, who was doupty Interested III tho mattor,
and "c waB to hnvo boen 80 rotrrtot 10 oysJo
South." ~ o"4
Bound ind mansc1od, sho wns put upon n
atoamboAt' Ono dark night Hhu wns obBcrvedto to
drag lloraolt with di!lcltlty TO lilo gt,arus. K
plunge .wna heard. That WAS all,
:, sho Ind sought, hor liberty, wandering in
tthotuy patls. a''d through 1n;oh trial, trlbua-
She had known tho horrors Of tl,o aystom amid
whuao tnfnencos she l,al always lived, mud, With
blind faltl IL, TINT which Is to cono tho moor.
soul with dud than llur budy with tic creatures
of Blnyory.
, 1874-11-28
CAPITAL AND LABOR,


All thc 'a.oE,gsisoralne,a In Ncsy York
City QUIT Work.
New Yonx, Nov. 27.-Tle longahorcmon, in
ondcayorng to enlist the owners Of smiling g-yes-
soils in their behalf Ill tho pending controversy,
haso only succeeded in uniting them with tho
stoamahipmon. A general strike is expected to-
day on tue docks in Brooklyn, Jersey City, aud
Hoboken, unleBH tho uniform sc,cdule-ratos
prescribed by tho 'onguhoren,eu shall 10 adopt
cd. IN many instances the schedule IL actually
lower than tho prices now paid
lATEn.-Tho general htrilto OF tho 'longal,orc-
mon went into effect this moring all over this
city, whothor receiving the ol4 rites or not.
Mon at work for tue French Line consider tho,n-
selves under all obligation to the Company, antl
are flnisning their work on tho steamer France
for nothing, Thia is only right, as tue Company
haso paid them regular rates alt nong. Tue
Same course was pursued at the pior cf tho Atlas
Line, aud their steamer will snil this afternoon.
About l.00o policemen arc scattered along tho
piers Of the North and East Rivers, md the no.
lice-boat Soneca is moored al I. convenient pofnt,
ready to convey nlou to any point wLero trouble
might occur.
, 1874-11-28
oln'roh had passed. through during tl,e yoar, and
thankod the Lord that tlioy hntl resulted III tho
hptt!tual advancement Of tho church.

| t...a
hanLa 1n H. P1esos' IN tnronRn dnfihE lie Yohr anu
npir!tual nyanoomont n IN III" n,rc - 'Ao
''"Ae'''
t.. ktama NUM- mug pohn arranged to tako place
IL ~ nd1IGompl Ieap uo.lhty; Deo. u Tho aporssnon
s,1a pVGn ~ I!luson ~ tWo partoa, aboat 1ofty on
MI, ~ e',o ao.aoas saplor OK tho gane 3'oa
"''n '''o nocesaary acoossorios.
mii,va,,ita ooougoou NeElator 10 nanRfnpte5 At
Ifnwn ,,".i "aa sease1nay appolntca " ouugo
~ eo,n, uuusI s LUG haw bnnkrupsoy aM, toE!atoF
rv,tc" ttU.1iAsn y. u, GhecKB ana variants IN pank-
A"p.o5 al sAo ooslgha'ea a"pos'loey'
Tho man Drnsoli. who waB found atifr in tho
opcn mir tn paimor'a Addition to Milwaukee lat
ih.onoaY, with hia hnt anu poots atolcn. and Who
ill., ncon aY'R IN a uonncomh a sta.e ~ tue po'
"eo 5'at'on ever stneo, oioo Seatofday morning.
Tho HOY. e. II. Hammond will commence 4
aorios OF mootingB at GaloBburg, ILL.,, thiH even
Ing. Tho different churches lii lilo city have
uliitoa iii his engaEon,ont. Tic mcotnxs viii
IT, Do na!u =. III Luz opota-Aouno, AMI Nh n1ctl''s
'snu ,,.','' ~ oApoo'ea.
William nernke wcnt to Dinlcr'a saoon in
milwaukee, Thursday morning at D O'clock, snt
md drank till II, wlon he started for homo, On
tho way he foil by to roatlsitle nttd wbon lie was
found shortly aftor uaH unconscious, aud dlol In
few minutoa after being taton homo.
n p,+or,o, ,xa. a., v-.,,.-u.
, 1874-11-28
ALABAMA NEGROES.
:EIaoir SIs3,crstttior1s.


alabama Correspondence ftha Nelo Fork Times.
roariy a!l their actions are controlled aud in
f|uoncod bv somo atronpa o,,1 urnorrot,r,I h..
liar IT,, H., =. liz, -, w., W.
4.s "'' % n1'iou W t"e "al'o Of tue moon
lucy oel'oVo TIC hcsh Will dry up and tho fat mot
away. Soap must atwaya bo mado when tllo moon
in increasing or 1t will not wash cotbea we'll. If
d rabbit runs acroaa the nafh ~ n nooro ~ ,,,at
o ;rmodin toly rna,,os rsesa = ~" ~ euen .s,
no !a''Aoaiaso!y naae7 cfoss IN tho ground Win
stlcg ana M SPITE IN tho centre Of 1t, They will
nut toll WY they 10 : ~, simply saying, " Tho
cross removes tho rabbit SPELL" Another pocul-
lar Dol!ol IL that II duck dies in womau's
alnae somo alotneas WILL surely oyortuko her be-
ioto LUG ne3t now moon. Their belief In tho ef-
nSa;'y o. onafms is very strong Tho other day
VINO walking IN tue woods near Montgomery,
mot young negro WHO hal red bead aud q
LaeSe piece o. lcud fastened TO strong cord and
tla4 asonna nls heck He told mo TINT 1e "as
tronoted ny IfcqNont ana lon :5-ooiitlnued bleed
!hss IRON tho noae. and That the rcd boad-
booa ooau he called 1s-and lead Ind ocon
given !i him 1y "a o1d woman doctor. shs had as-
bured hlnl that III long Us DO wore tho oha,m hiB
nose would never pleed asal1l, and, said ho, sure
nonsn. Il nasa Ina haa no trouble never SINCE
Laht @eeA, III tolice Jllatlcos Court IN 1lont-
gohcry, Eood-!uoKlns young negro girl up
, 1874-11-28

400 nor children. rosliltng II ttls Stats, Two
slowll aauRhtois awnitol ior at San JoHc and
tol'd tlor worn out with Tho fatiglou of li,o pro-
.raesea 1 Journey ina comfor,lc.s omfernut onr.
n, ara very very wont. ,Abnut o'cloel IN Tia ovenn:
f'G f seGncu ac1a nor bond on ler auiu Shoulder and
tcanlro gcntlemnnt e"o Ind W got on on t,o 1 traIn i
a. .iia1 PLACE. notoing aomo.llne peculiar in tho
trnsele, a,, hof son md inquired "hat Il ito
young man. ''Dont wako nv ,nnthnr" :. NJ NJ
fear," ea!tl tho gentleman, "alio viii noyor vako
again in thia word" Ifo was rig1't nn,,oiio niv
IIeanns r. on tG bresst Of l,er hon. ilo poor oil
imto aunbar from which g.o nasscd in,n III
dooror sleop TINT knows neitilor walti1t', nor
wearincHs. Tho osngrauts componod hcr in,,,. M
to rest. md brought tho body to Ills div for s1o
bercayed children. -. Va"
, 1874-11-28
DtlmcK RukHctl I.aayetI ux H1iuiutor II,
4EHhstu.

= F!pH Ut e!HFtH!Ge7I {37Nfd.} HfpWb!7eNN,
=. Hccrotary Fish rcelnH to haye poinuatcl Gen.
Grant to il'iuk i good thug TO make James
Russell Lowell Alinistor to 1tlsAla, aud, uuioss
!Ae Congressional politcianH interfere. no arc
told, h1a appointment, wlll npeot|ly bo natso.
poIntnent,-to tho Administration. Wo caunot
say TINT tho opportunity to spend couple OF
yuara III the diBcomforts Ut 81. patoyab,Ir, rea-
ldunco IL worry tastur!ug er eau ha called yoly
gratifying, tn u man Who loves lila eugo 10 we'll
III Mr. Lowoll. anl NO should Iouht il llo accoptn
tho tendor, II 1t rroyeS 10 bo malu to lin. All
other thing to bo said Of tl!o appointment, muat
crolitablu to those wl!o mako It, IL tint 1t viii Ls
altogether nou-polltiral; NJ fur NJ hr. I.owo!l
ilaa any polIt!eH, NO faticy they arc mt running
juat now III tito line Of sympathy with Con-
Grant or liA Administration.
, 1874-11-28
Thc wild Negro of Obinii-Eae DvvclIA
iii - Mtltl-laoio for Five XcArs.

.r,n, ~ w,sn.,,,, = r.,n n..s
r,ora i.om !! v.r,,,,1 mS maase ;1e'"' oanner,
;,.t H. oh;n ,i nnnrsv onnn.a VI n"nahisy Mv
rrsn,rr,tea sMs huuaors vno " M, ma etsInge
vcsta'1"" reo, Dn IVY nt W. su.ufnea nele
LaKe' tel tho foIiuwnr atory. r4 l''o'ioo'
oh,,', :, s'', - H. e.taou @ ~ n4la Nc6so OF
Uuoat .lo 'no tnes .nas no Ases ~ nude
~ as t1,rI. mit1r ny summer III mna.
aa1,. ;,.,sr W,1 tut I,e yoars Gss. ne
e.:''a a,a u.u'noi a.na. ana as no recol!eutlon
y. t IVY nus.aE puen ch!'ou " aay othor taalo,
a11aSn ''sia; DUH "4tlisa 10 Mules ot the spot at
hnsa,f M,ea h' s'eA'a " ha'o permanently 1ocatcd
At!usVll
, 1874-11-28
TIE MEXICAN EARTHQUAKE.
Etarthcr T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kIfJlotl
Hhd Churches Thrown lbDay,1-t.uus
OF Property ni tho Coast.

kurthcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Killed.
and Churches Thrown DU,vll-l.oys
OF Property oia tho Coast.
From tie Scr Orleans Ptcayuue.
Through Alr. Uoorgo IT, unrIuor, Of rueb1a,
and Mr. A. X. Conoy, pureor of tho Steamship
Cub a, which arrived In tho city yesterday morn-
lug direct from Tho Mexican ports, no hayo fur
thor particulars Of tho earthquake which visited
tho coast on the morning Of tho 18th, by which
1t appcara quito number Of lives woro Lost, aud
tho dohtFuction Of property mitch moro Boyero
than 1t was ut first reported
a1r. George II. Gardner, who waa in puetla at
tho time, aud iu bed, vas awakened by shocls
which throw him out Of hiB bed. uo 1umpod to
his fect, and wns again thrown down, but Ito,
tl1ofo being no moro ahocka Immediately after
gained tho street, wilcro was III immenBo crowd
Of people. EeariuR another ahocL no ono, how.
oyor entorod into their houses until morning,
When tho minority Of the buildings wore found
TO TO safc, though roma dwelling -houBes nore
mich % shaken. II, Guanajuato, pnrb!a, Onxaoa,
Iehuacal,, Tuxpan, San Andres Tuxtta Coso,na-
lonpam, Cuornayaca, aud Aiohoaoau tho shock
was hlao severely fot, showing That it extended
along TUG aeacoast, aud not my distance into
t;!o interior: though hight shock was felt at
tho City OF Mexico.
At Abcrrato tho c4urcl, and convent woro
much shatteiod, and portion Of tho tower fell,
Durylne. 1t IL nuppoRod several priests nlo were
pfeFatinE for mathis. In TuxtIa tho elock vas
very great, FRUSTRATING several houses, mud kill
tug and "ountns humber of people.
~ Vera Cruz. 4owovor. IT appears tho princl-
pa! damage was dono to ho1,sca. MIR. Coiloy, Of
tho Cuba. reports that ho was asleep III tho Elnoi-
enda, and was awakened by tho first slock.
lMusll!ng to tho street, he was again prostrutofl
The first shock wHH wavc aud lilo second oscil-
lating... Immediately artor his rcaohng tho
street there WAS terrible crash, and tho CRY vns
raised that tho old church, now used as q library.
and whcrc tho nicco Of uornnndo Cortoz il
buried, was falling, but fortunately ouly a por-
tion Of tho tower gavo way.
About The sumo timo tho watlg Of tho old cathe-
dral whicn NO very aolid. cracked open, shifting
d panic into tho peoplo who had sought shelter
noar. tho sanctuary. Tho lighthouse was also
much craclsed aud tho keeper waB thrown down
the steps, bruising him severely. About tlltrl
Of tho buildiIes il Fora Cruz wcro in Hono way
cracked or brohcn, and thero was ALSO couBidora.
bio damnGo donc lii tho suburbs,
Tho courao of tho earthquake was from north
cast 10 southwest, and it lasted ion seconds,
Tie change in Tho Thermometer and baromotor
was barely percoptiblc. 1t was not folt. eingu-
lar to say, In tho harbor, though t!,ota was q
largo number Of ships ut anchor there.
, 1874-11-28
BREVlTlES,

Tho Michigan censna shows All oxceas OF males
Of 60, ,2l5. or ,095 to eyory 1,0D0 fcn.ales.
Deer-huntors ia North Minnesota report
yonlBon scarce. good supply il hong received
from Northwest WISCONSIN.
Tho Norwegian Synod OF Wisconsin gives
81 000 to buy secd-wlleat for tho sotters il tho
glaBshopper region Of minnesota.
At Bay City, Mich. Thursday night, John
Morrill,, condl,ctor on tue Detroit i bay City
iurlca OF Which he died.
The Boston Doard Of Public park Commits
Aioners havo prepared report recommending
Gorioa Of parks around tho city, the whola to bs
connected by broad bouloYarda.
Tho State Qunrtorly 1Ieoting OF tile 8aciaty Of
Friends IL IN Acssion this waok at C!aar Creek,
Putnam County, ILL.,, and many from tho central
part OF tue Stato arc il, attendance.
Dr.. Muliek horsewhippod young man named
whore ho waited for him, yesterday morning, tor
all alleged Hlaudor OF his danGhtor
Tho receipt OF hogs ut IT.. Joseph. Mo-, con-
tnues to ha lshoral, and tho Erlco1,, has not
changed. Tho pul,s arc all full. Tha whols
humber received to aato IL SO, 600.
Tho attempt to bold IingH orth, tho photog-
raphsr, for ti,e embezzl0mout Of Gayotlllnulit
property TOR retalllnK negatives ot l}luok HILLS
sluw1. failed. 1l!iugworth wus discharged
Tho 1nllors Of Minneapolis propose to coaso
Fru4Hctton ltl cooporago and froight-ollargas
arc less. They estimate the average inBs Oh
Hour shipped to the New York market at 50 csnss
barrel.
Charles Flotohor, tho thIof who sto!e Mrs.
!thbY,a COW tro,n minneapolis, has boon so.l-
1esioea to the hlato IrtBou, wlc1o t.n will iinI
lsahl and Larsen, ouch sent thero for stealing
tho HaMo COW.
III tho District Court at milwaukee,, Yesterday,
.loht1 DoA'as and Edward VaI.terLurg, Of Uro~,,
County, Wis.,. Woro smut to jail for QUO day uaoll
anu ll''od b1 and $l00. Respectively for aolllug
liquor to tue Onolda Indians,
Tho churches anil tlloatrcH Of Nov York CITY
vera equally crowded. On Thursday oven.
lug. Tho receipts Of aouo OF tho lnt-
nr wero anormpils. At Plymouth Chureh,
Hrooklyn, In tho course of hia opoul,g prayor
hr. Hoecher alluded To tho a1llotiuna syhlph that
, 1874-11-28

Special DispalcA 70 Tic Ch'ra9p 7F7bHN<.
DIooM1snToN, ILL.,. Nor. 27.-Thurslay Of last
week stranger uuder tho narno Of @. II, Raw
,iugs, got horae mud buggy ut Taycrners stable
lu this city. an'l atarted on doctoring tour
through tho State, as ho said. Noar Hunts
Grove, 6 miles from hero, be, with follow gis-
Ing It's namo US Livingston, aud ciaimsng rela-
t1onsblp hero, svudlod w. honghman, tntmor,
out Of $685. for which they woro to cure Hough-
sad his namo was Golisbnrg. It tranRpires that
nu ono bore knowa anything OF tl,on,, and Inverr-
er. not having hoard from HaNliuga, 1nouruH
for liH horao md buggy.
, 1874-11-28

--Jea'ousy tna't eonano to the hnnan srcoles
IN parH. h. and slno. G4albau woFu ll1o tortu-
uuo posrcasors Of !lno lnflnt wocks Old, a'tI
Aao d pa!r of splendid blue and Bcnr'c. rar,oia
Iiucoutiy rapa AM! mamma went yIBi,g and
u,,on returning they found tho rarrola psl. he'd
up,u tI.. crud|o engaged IN toMiug tho fao, 4
j.. her 'lill,d tho birds, but llo WAN too lat to
III % l,n child, vim died frou }la Wounds. Lcal,
onsY IN hupputed tp l!nve h,oa tho Motiye thai
impollod ha patlots to t4s un,'atn act u fe' ock
ty, ns botorn thu birth Ut tho infant, thsy l4ud
tune they bad peon comparatively ne;lop.el
, 1874-11-28
Fntnf Guslposvtier EXPLOSION


NEw YonK, Nov. 20.-A barrel Of guppowdor
exploded last night III hlacksmlth-shop near
tho entrance Of tho Delaware Il 1.ackawauna
nailFoad tunnel through Bergen Hill, N. j.. kill
ing tho blacksmith aud his boy. Tho spot ulloro
tho building stood WAS entirely swopt Of all
vestigeR Of 1t, mud several houAes III tho noigh-
borhood wcro badly shattered.
, 1874-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

r., 3TfDf4H9.
SNOW fell here last night. 1t foil without drif.
ine, and lA fally inches III depth. Winter ap-
peara to thi'A ayo regularly not in, a,ld with far
moro tt!nn tho nsuai aovority. Tho Missouri
closed 10 solIly that loan.s GROSS Without do1lsor.
Tue 1lll'ianal a.lows hayo removed tho appreiiou
esons for tho destitute In Kansas aud Nobgaaha.
:, 8nerat L1anatch to Ihe fA.caay tribune,
stor!u rot il Aoro laBt night, unl atil contiuon.
level. w.
, 1874-11-28
THE INDIANA STATE GRAnCE

Spsctat DdHateh to The CA,caao Tribune
Isp1AsApo11a, Nov. 27.-Tho Btala Gra,,co n1,
4olrae4 at midnight yesterday. utter session Of
three days. An appropriation Of 3l,000 wsa
made lur tho relief 0f tAo Nebraska Sufferers
ana committee Nah directed to mature Mai!
for raiAlnE additional funds by calling on aub.
ordinate Oranges for contributions. The Socle-
tary reported on 400 Graugoa IN the State paying
duos, with ". III members. There la Laianco
OF a14, ,a00.57 iu thu ,roasury.
, 1874-11-28
Eatnt E:oilcr Expsoaion-Acc ccltlcnsulIy
Shot 11iA sister,

Srtcta! Dispatch to The Catcaoo It.bun.
CAMBRIDGE, O., Nov. 27.-The boiler OF a port
abIe cngino near Cumberland in this county,
exploded yesterday, instantly killing two m,on
and badly woundin5 two othcra. Tho mill is d
total wreck.
Miss Jcnnio Tanlcra, living a short distance
from hero, wnB accidentally Shot by her broti.nr,
WHO was handling his ritlo preparatory to going
out TO huut.
, 1874-11-28
GERMANY,

BERLIN, Nov. 27.-1lcrr Zsliches, ono Of the
editors Of tho Spencer Gazefte, WIS brought be-
fore the Judge to-day and examined on oath w,th
reference to his asatomous concerning Count
Von Arnina's negotiations with that jourual.
Tho public prosecutor las decided to aHk tho
Court buforo which Count You Arnim la to ba
tried to exclude the public during tho trial, as ii
will bo uecesssry to read official documents, tho
publicity OF WHICH would bo projudicial to the
btute
, 1874-11-28

NEWARK, n. j.. Nov. 2I-Iho accidental
breaking OF q driving wheel at C1ark's thread
worka, to-day, caused n loss Of sec. 600, aud
throws 800 of tho 1000 operatives, mostly fc-
males, in tho spinning department, out Of ou-
ployMeul Tor Bic weeks.
, 1874-11-28

R1cnAoSD, Va, Nov. Ell. 4. Broocks con-
rlctcd last week Of on.bczzlemont md making
talao entries while President Of tho Merchants
sentenced to siyo yoara III tho Albany Peuiten-
tlary. Dtoocks' counsel !cayo for Washington
tonight to malo application for Executive
cleiuepcY,
, 1874-11-28

!sVft71l 1lgPdlcE 70 7Ho [1Ifdoo 1T76tNe,
GRAND HAVEN, Micl1., Nov. 27.--One Of tho
six jail-breakors from arnskogon, named Tom
Thornton, who dangerously wounded tho jail-
kcapor, arrived horo Thursday morning, having
walked from hluskogon with nothing but his
undcrolothcs OIL. 19o wns assisted by ha friends
hud relatives nho reside here who furnished hin,
o livery to leave thu place with, md a complete
outfit OF clothes, etc Considerable feeling pro-
wallis against tho parties, who arc known, for not
arrchtlng him, knowing us thoy did all mo cir
cumBtancos.
, 1874-11-28
tt4son,t sY,tlko MY Mothers,

TFG|H IHt HTTHFlt,
Among tho passengers by tho WoAtwarll-bounl
e,nigrant t,a!u. whiuh arrived yesterday, wua y
Mrs. v. q. Orodiforf, an agud Judy frunl Atbur1,
to o1oas tho continent VI au onlgraut ty4iu to
, 1874-11-28
Arrested for Es&}rwery.

bosToa, Nov. 27.-William A. Forrol, lumber
moichant, OF this city, waa arrested to-day oil
the complaint Of Chicago house for tie alleged
eur6mH ~ ol proni!Haoly notes to tho extont OF
S5,00u, aud gave bail III 81, 900.
, 1874-11-28

sT. cATnEn1SEs, Ont, Nov. a7.-Tho Cor
oners jury found verdict that Mrs. Steep
whore body Was found 4 few days sinco in tho
Welland Canal was murdered by her husband,
, 1874-11-28

Crso1xNAr1. Nov. a7.-lIoos-G Common grades
duli: bottor EradeA quiet eou!non, 91.a5MU.76;
Gp7$0; few extra, $7.35@p7.10 s;olno laUu0 loft
oyer unsold' Receipts, 1a,Sla; sApmouta, 1910,
, 1874-11-28

Special Dispttch to Tie Chtcaco tribune,
K&Ssas Cry, No., Nov. 27.-Jutiua T. Cosby
prominent citizen, WAS run over by freight
train this morning, cutting his body In twain.
Thomas hfollct. the onginaor OF pork house.
Tas scatled to death to-day by tho bursting OF
tho manhcad Of taul. Lie leaves vito ind
t,ro children.
, 1874-11-28
stocls-bro,or'a olco at 49 Now stsoot, this oity

stock k-brol,or'a ofco at 49 Now stsoot this city,
which WAS frcqnonted by number OF n'en
who aro anapectetl Of being parllca TO an
organized attempt to flood tho street. With bogus
botIds. They nro also supposed to 20 part
forged DuiFalo, Now York Il Erie. aud othor
bol.lp, sinco 1iflt'p arrest, tho Office in Nov
stroot 1,as boon Iosertcd Tho Stock Exchange
ID considering tho ndy'sabllity ot recommending
s,lo oujy oaborntolv engraved boi1ds, which,
from tiioir expense and difficulty Of reproducing
thon,, will DO tholr own safeguard.
, 1874-11-28

oEkc3Hl B18Ha7tNf0 70 7He LNltN00 7FIbHnf,
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 27,-John Eloring convict
cd Of tho ulanslaughter, in tho third logrco, of
Martin Smith (colored), WAS to-day sentenced by
tho Circuit Court to two Scars and six. months ii
tho House Of Correction.