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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07
ARK ANSAS.

Little Rock, December 5. The House passed a
bill to-day, changing the time for Congressional
election from the first Tuesday in November to
the first Monday in September, as day of gen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

We believe that r-he Farmer has stated some Of
OF the intelligent traits in a horse belonging to
Mr.. George NJ. Pullen of this city, mikman-such
as the animal mkang his morning rounds without
a driver. But we learn that there are other char
acterstics possessed by this beast that show most
extraordinary intelligence. If left to himself,
without Slr;ver, he will call on every paying GUS
toner, and wait till some one serves; but he can
not be driven round the second time on the same
route the same morning. He won't call on aiam-
ily who do not paw their mslk bills he will endure
stripes and lashings, and then he won't do it. II
any of our exchanges have any sagae ous horses
lying round loose, now is an opportunity to trot
them out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

Driving weather for the blacksmiths-who have
been driving nails quite lively the last week or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07
CUBA.

Havana, December ). Two hundred and fifty.
five soldiers arrived to-day by mail steamers from
| SantanGer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

Some of the Scarsport adyentists expect that
all things earthly will be closed up on the llih
inst That is the very night of the opening Ice
ture of the lyceum course in this city We trust
the announcement won't have an effect to lessen
the sale of course tickets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07
PORTLAND.

Portland, December G, Steamship Samaritan,
Capt. Arid, from Liverpool Goth arrived this
mOrriur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07
OHIO.

Cincinnati, December s. The State Of Ohio
the recovery of 100000, being the amount of
taxes belonging to the State and Incorporated
by that county. A petition was filed in the court
OF common pleas by w. NJ. Ampt, late prescott
ing attorney under the direction of State Auditor
Williams
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

The injunction in the Superior Court Of New
York, against the Humphreys Specific lomeo-
pathc Medicine Go. for manufacturing or selling
Humphreys Witch Hazel, and other medicines,
ha- been wholly vacated and dissolyed-thc said
company having had perfect right all the time
TO manufacture these articles, which have met the
popular demand and had large sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07
A Murder,

Friday night a fight occurred at the house of
John Hoferty near Reading in this county in
which Hotterty was felled with an axe in the
hands OF his brother Patrick Cusick. Hoferty's
wife placed him in bed and attended him until he
died, when she stated that his death was from
natural causes. Cosick and Mrs. Hofery are
both under arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07
Aoral ann State Mems.

Mr.. c. G. Hunt has a elect singing class in thu
CITY,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

The funeral services of the late Mrs. Walter
Hatch were largely attended On Saturday, by
iricuds and relatives the Rev. Mr.. Ecob ottciat-
ing. The remains were taken TO Deering, by the
noon train, where they will be buried in the GEM
etcry by the side of the remains Of her late hus-
band. A special car was kindly provided by Supt
Lincoln, which also conveyed the friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

Mr.. lIendec will continue his auction sale Of
pictures &c, at his this afternoon and even
ing. The ladies are specially invited, well as
gentlemen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

Mr. David Dyer native Of Sidney, Me, was
run over in the street at Fall River, Mass, by a
vehicle, one day last week, and died in about SIX
hours. He leaves u wife, three SOUS and one
daughter, One of his sons is treasurer OF ono O,
the manufacturing establishments Of that place
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

Mrs. Ann Stetson, a widow lady, sixty-two
years Of age, was found dead in her bed, last Sat-
urday noon, at Damariscotta. She was apparant-
ly in her usual health Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07
Richmond locals.

While other ice companies have made losing
venture, the Sagadahoc company have sold their
entire ice the past season, amounting TO about
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

The Second Jury.
We give below the name, age, residence and
occupation of the Second Jury at the present term
of the S. j. Court in this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

y "pigrim' was showing painting on canvass
of Bunyan's Pilgrims progress, in town IN
Cumberland county. The hall was 50 cold that
the audience clapped their hands in great Joy when
the section of the panorama appeared representing
the fiery flames of region other land hotter than
thu, They wanted the man to stop there till they
10 ,.n,.,r nit hnir arars and tons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

The Northern Aroostook Railroad Company
have given legal notice that further legislation
will be asked this winter, for leave to Bangor and
other municipalities to loan their credit for It's
construction. Also for charter to construct a
,ruilrood from this village to the east line OF the
State to connect with the New brunswick Rail
way , IN people Of the Aroostook Valley are IN
carncs! ahsut IA railroad in some drecton-to
Bangor il theY can get ii, if not, in some other
direction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

business in the eastern section Of the State
wears more cheerful aspect of late. Teams pass
ing through to commence operations in the woods,
have brought hay from nominal value to twenty
dollars per ton and MOI much TO be had at that as
farmers have learned better way than to sell
their hay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York. Dec. s, 1874.
EVENING REPORT.

Imports for the week-Dry goods sl,l75,5s3;
Merchandise, S4,3A,2 33; Specie shipments for the
week, 81 .4U0,ss7 principally gold COIN Custom
receipts, S237001; for this week, oil SIS 600. The
ASST Treasurer paid out 5000 as interest, and
s6l0, 900 in redemption of bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

MILLINERY. The ladies who are interested to
get the latest styles, Will be pleased to learn, that
Mrs. NJ. p. Webster was in Boston last week. and
has returned with the Winter Styles Of Bonncts
| and Hats; also something in Binds, Flowers,
hanl-..a le Jet Ornaments, Felt Hats, Plumes dc
CoqVe, Ostrieh Feathers and TIPS, Particular al
tenton PAID TO mourning goods. novl6-tf
REMovAL.-F. c. Foute las removed her
| stock Of hair goods to l40 Water St. over
Pierces Book Store, where she Will be llcas-
ed to exhibit to old and new customer, her
large assortment OF switches, brails, natural
curls, &c. Work OF all kinds done to order.
june6-ftf
Soreness Of the breast Or lungs or liver diticul-
ties, are relieved by placing two three tn Elk
nesses Of flannel wet with Renne's Pain Hing
Magic D.l over the soreness, when retiring to bed
| at night. Try it. one application will help You
very much. dtc2f \Nlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07
- -
Difn.

In Abbot l1th ult., Mrs. Mary, widow OF the late
Capt Thomas Greenleai, aged ;! years, months
and days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

About ten days ago, Williams y Tibbetts lost
shcir blacks NTH shop, on Mt. Vernon avenue in
this city. by fire. They went brayely at work in
the erection Of a new bnildinG, On about the same
site, 40 by p feet, one story and hall, which is
now complete, and the enterprisng proprictors will
resume operations TODAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

Ii is fact that either man must be content
with poverty all his life, else be willing to deny
himself some Injuries, and save, to lay the base of
indeneudence in the future But if man defcs
the future and spends all that he earns whether
his earnings he one or forty dollars every week
let him lock lean and hungry, for want at some
future time will surely come, no matter what he
thinks. To save is absolutely the only way to get
solid fortune, there is no other certain mode on
earth.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14
Ser GGhmer1aMA

Ser Stall fitr Die 6lbner beIte6e 1tets
aus einem b~eionbers oa5u etn9ert6teten
@ebGuoe unb 1et ni6t NIT anoern Stalz
l1r1gen perblInoen. Simmer 1et Ct gerGllz
MTG geltug, Tim Die erforoerlt6e QtSa9l
6ii6ner bedlem %aufne6men at f0nnen,
0alnit OteIeIben AUDI BET a1balten6 f6le6>
tenn @etter n16 in falten 0intertagen
oartn g~eniigen0 unterf0mmen ftnoen uno
gefiittert tperben %f6nnen, tpes6alb er aud
NIT Senltern Derieben iein 1oate, bic
na6 tnnen bur6 9%ratbgitter ges6IBt
iinb, UNI frii@e 2uft tn ben Stall 3ulaiz
fen.
Sebr empfeblenspertb lit 6te 6eutf6e
Site, bic 9ii9nerftdae, m0gen tie nun
aus 6oI3 ODER aus Stein gebaut 1ein, i'm
Snnern gut 81 DerpuBen ODER Su rplditz
ern. tpte man bier ia9t, nn6 5par init
einem 1tarfen Mntpurf BON 9e6m, gez
mti1t NIT furSem StrO6>0Gderling, mnb
berna6 nit &alf 5u tpeiBen. Stnfi6tli@
bes SuBboDens ratben mir, etiua bic
9Glfte De11elben nno namentli0 iel1en
Gbetl mnter ben StBitangen nit Blanfen
al Otele1, bamit bic SIbner einen trodez
1en, narmen SUB be6alten; auf benz
Suffer- 1nD Gummelplabe 1tampfe man
inoe1Ien nur oas @r0rei0 felt un6 be-
itreue es nit Sonb. Oie S%ibtansen Dirs
fen nt9t 5u bod angebra6t merben, tpetL
ionit ~Dteient9em 6i6ner, tpel6e bes
MbenoS 10 bod geDen, ais ite III fom>
men %fOn1en, nnD oann 0es Worgelts nit
etnem SaBe berabfltegen, fi9 gar let6t
S0aben 3~ufitgen, ben 8ruItfno9en Ser>
bre6en &C., tpel9e 8erfrippelungen man
bGufi9 BET 9ei6la9tetem @eflitgel pabr>
l%ttn1rlt. Wtan legt Desbalb Die oberIte
Sibitange 1tt6t iiber 8 SUB bonn SIur an
unD lalie Die 1noeren lit an9emeI1enen
@%ntfernungen terraf1enf0rmig folgen, 10
0aB Die n~nterfte ungefdbr l Sup bonn
Grpboben e~ntfernt lit, bamit audi Die
tungen 6il6ner, mel6e ni6t 10 bod fliez
gen f%0nnen, Ylab ftnoen. Wfan farm
Dte1e StQngen, nosn man 1nu be1ten
Ditntte fanttge 2atten ntmmt, 9uf Spei
anbere 2atten o0er 2eiIten nageln nn0
Oal1n oies @eri1t in Ser aneegebenen906e
11rGg gegen Sic 6~tnterpano bes Stales
fteQen ODER lebnen. Mal19e ummideln
i'm @inter Die Stbitangen nod nit
Strob, nnt ben 9IDnern etllen tparmeren
Sub gu geben.
Die gteiter made ma1t aus 8retters
fd0ern In Spet Nbtbeilungen o6er 8or>
ten. etne unten, Die anoere bariiber all,
neil man9e 6ilDner tire @ter aerue uitz
ten, anoere aber ie lteber b0ber legen.
Sober yteftfalten babe cine 609e bon Il
SUP unb cine Breite ultb 606e bon l
SUP; borne Dor bteien SG6ern nagele
man oben tpte ltnten Elm etipa J SUB brets
teS 8rett an; Der 3mtl6en bteien betoen
8retterlt erSorberipano bleiben0e Naurn
bient gum 9t1einfrte6en Der 9ilbner, Die
es ia lteben, tbr wt9ttgites @ei9dft mogs
lt6t peritedt nnb nngeit0rt st berrtbs
often. Otele Nefterreiben bringt man oess
balb an9 am beiten nnten bt1ter BEN Stbs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14
Afe Gnne.

Sin @eratb bon nt9t sertngerer 8t9s
ttgfett, Gls Der Bflng. lit Die Ggge, uno
AUDI oieie bat i'm Saul ber 3ett taunl nee
niger QbGnoerun9en erfabren, als iener,
iiber tpel9en tDir 1iingit eintge 8emerz
fungen in bieien SpalteI ma6ten.
Die m0nntgfa1en Nrten Der 0re5=
eggen nno Ooppeleggen boben 1Gmmtli6
cine mad Der on0ern einen SDr5lg Dor
einan6er beanIpru9t. Die SteIung bes
3aDnes, ob mad %riidtpGrtS, mad nor>
tpGrts ODER nod feitpGrts ft9 netgeno,
biLoet nod beute cine Streitfrage, Die
Der Sarmer 3u enti9ei6en bat. CUR Gr=
rei9ung oes groBen 3peds, 6as CRIB
reid All pulperifiren, 1pri6t bieles fir
Die 0rebeg9e, o0S 8ea6tnn9 Derbtent,
nnb pdre oas gu eg9enbe 2anO itets trst
bon Stoppeln InO l1nfrout, tpiirbe iie
ibren 3peG lehr gut erfIuen, Guetn Bins
1t9tlt1 Der ~getpObnlt9en N~ltagS9rbeit
auf allen 8ooenarten fGnn man IT'D bod
nt6t auf ite Derlailen. Sbre Wfal9tnez
rte tit 81 c0mpItcirt, uno cs mag 1ebr nit
&e3t %bebanptet perben. OBJ Elm Nderge>
rGtb NIT S9inbeln uno Ghnli9en Ginz
ri9tunSen, tpenn es in 8eriibrung NIT
9epflii9tem 8oben fomn1t, benz beabft6z
ttgten 3tDeGe entlpre6en miro.
Snoeiien gtebt es gemtiie @run63I9e
betm 8au nno @ebrau9 Der @9ge, bic
mar ftets I'M Muge bebalten muB. 8or
Nuem miiffen Die Sabine cine oerartise
Stenun4 AL chamber e%tnneblnen, 6aB fe
einan6er rt9t in 6erielben Spur fol9en,
uno ferner muB, nm oteS su errei6en,
bic Gage 10 fonitrutrt iein, baB tbre 8ors
tpGrts> Betuegun9 cine iieti9e let, tpeoer
mad Der etnen nod nG6 Der an0ern Sette
abiDei6en6 troB Stnoerntiie i'm Wege uno
u~nebenbeiten ber SberHd6e. Sic mnB
ibren &ours ebenIo gerabe %einbalten, tDie
ser 9fug, oenn, tpenn Die 3Gbne audi
10 in Die Ggge eingeiebt iin6, 6aB fte BET
deraber @ortpdrts> 8etuegung chamber
nt9t folgen, 10 f6nnen 6teleIben bod BET
unre9elmdBt9er 8epegIng Iet9t in otez
felben Spuren gretfen. Dies aber TIT
nltr at berbiten 6ur6 bic Bauart Der
Ggge utb our9 eine berarttge Nnp9liung
Der 3ugfraft, Dab Der 3ug lanf stpet
Buntte 1tatt auf cine Stene Gusgeibt
ptrb.
0as Matertal elmer Ggse ioute @etBs
ei9en6ols 1ein ODER ionit cine barte 9ol3z
art, 4 mai 4 3on bid uno Die 1 Qnaorats
aon itarfen Stabl3G6ne ioHten grade tns
6o(a etnaeieBt tperoeu. Begretflt6ers
tpeiie 1oQten bic 0anptbaume mtttel1t
Der bte S6et(e nerbinoenben S6raiben
un6 Mtuttern suglet6 aus etnanoer ge@
balten tperben, uno 3tpar ntdt nlr, UNI
fie oetrennt 3u erbaIten, ionocrt aud,
nm Sas @erGtb gum NeIf6forn : @ggen
Bel 0elien erftsr 8earbsitnns bran9bar
3t MAIDEN.
@Is &eseI tanu gsGten, 6as bic Gsse,
ie GROCER its lit unO ie i@tperer gu aieben,
inn 70 f9le9ter lit. Gta9 nnlerer Wlets
nung fin0 stpei lei6t an chamber bans
qen0e @gsem am stpedmaBigften, bon be-
ien fi6 feoe ieIbitdnois bepegen tann,
dbnli6 Der i9ottti9en g9se. pie &ns
ipanuung fann sGet3 gut auf berI6iebene
gBeiie aeI6eben. = Our 8eiettignng
bifer S3ollen auf i6perem 8oben, bic
Der Gage Wiberitano entgegen ieben,
muB bic @alse au 6iilfe genommen tperz
Ben; mad benz 8al8en maB baan mieosr
Elm Gggenitrt@ segeben perOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14
Nnmmer 10.

ftansen an. Die Re1ter feIbif btI6e man
aus 6eu In6 berIebe iebes nit einem
POr3euGasG vi, pie man iol6e biuig
ben metiteH 9la5iDaaren 9anblI.8en
faufen fann{ Gin iol6es st tx msMl-
ger alS Nnlodnng uno StxlmlIIternng
gum @ierIegen 6ienen ais Otelme9t per
btn6ern, bob ipesH 9u9ner IS osrln9en
ioaten, ibte Ger 3u 5erltoren, tie oIele
f9le6te N~neapobnbett tortlegenl, tnoem
baiielbe tbrM S6nabeIbieben Wtoerltono
leiftet. VbaB tie f6lieBlt9 oanon ablai@
len ul,S aud tire eigenen @ter neri6onerl.
DC Sbiir bes 9ibnerftaIeS let unten
MT elmer Seffnung nerieben, Die NIT elmer
&lappe beoeGt lit, tueI6e am Gage, na1>
benz Die I'M Stall auritGbebaItenen pub
ner gelegt baben, amfge5o9en miro, nm
mad BeIieben ben Gitl> uno QuSgan9 Der
Sbiere su geItatten. Inn ben Stau tmS
mer reinlt9 au erbalten nn6 ben S6mnB
nit lei6ter Weibe oarauS entfernen an
f6nuen, be6ede man, nt9t rltr ben CRIB,
1ouberr aud ben 8retter, TuBbp6en rei61
Ii1 einen Bod bod nit San0, troGener
groe ODER Glide; bies tDir6 Derbinbern,
lbaB ii0 Der 0I6nermtit Ill ben SooeM
feitiebt, un6 bic 5i5ner bIetben tpGbr.nO
ibres Mufentbalts i'm Stale ialtber. Die
&eintgung oeiielben tit 6ann ettDG
ale Il Mo6en n0tbig lIno 9ef6iebt nit
qroBer Geihtigteit, in6em nur Die eGn5e
nit benz trodenen 9ibnermiit bermii9te
Grbe beraus8eidaufelt Mno bur6 neue
erIeBt tptr0.
DaB Der 10 setuonnene 6ibner6ung
bon 9roBem Wertbe, namentli1 fir ben
@artenbau, lit uno bis 3u ieiIer 8ertuetts
bung lor9iam i0ute aufbetDabrt tperoeit,
lit pobl ieoem Sarmer uno @drtner be-
fannt. Durb cine germengung NIT
&aLf mtrb bies Sungmtttel nod perbeis
Iert.
Bum G6IuB nod einige 8emerfungen
iber Nnlase ur6 Ginri6tung, tpenn
man mebrere Nrten, uamentLi1 fremo@
lGnoti6er 9Ibner in benz Stale unterS
bringen tpil, bon 6enen ma bic refine
STAGE betpabren mill. Oean made oGnn
i'm Snnern 70 Dtele Mbtbetluugen, ais
ma neri6teoene 9iibneriOrten balten
mill, banlit ieoe bon Der Gn0ern geS
trennt bLetbe. Die S9etbetpdn6e Der
Nbt6etlungen mi1ien III elmer 0obe BON
5 SUB aus 8rettern, Der iibrige Sbeilbis
aur 0eGe fam ans 2atten beiteben; otes
ge16tebt Defenders, bamtt bic 9Ibner ii6
ni1t au 9eIi6t betonlmen un0 einanoer
b%eunrubigen. Die @r6Be Der Abtbei=
lunsen Tt6tet ii9 na9 Der 9ln3abl Der
Si6ner, nno redbnet man fir einen 6abH
nit 20 9ennen einen &anm BON 6 SUB
8reite ni16 10 SUB Giefe. Sebe Nbtbetz
lung muB natirLi6 ibre etgene Sbitr baa
ben, uul bequem bineingcIangen gu tOns
men. 9iele SbIr iet Oben NIT einem
bratbIberflo9tenen fleinen Seniter pers
ieben, pel9es mad Snnen gu Offnsn oOsr
f6iae Gi6f einfaaen gu Iaifen, tpa6ren6
ii6 unten in Der GbIr ebenfaus etne
AnabratSO effnuns befinbet, tpeI&e nit
etnem S9teber neri6Iofen merben fam,
barnit Die 9ibner auss unb ein9eben
t0nnen; Der 8orraum, Der ft3 am 5ibz
nerbauie beftnDet, iei aud oben lberoeft
bur9 2atten Ober Oratb9ttter, nnb i'm
nebrigen pte bic interen &btbeilungen
auf slet4e @eiie seIonoert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14

Da infer gorratb BON grdmtenOiAern
Guf bic geige gebt, 10 ieben mir uns ges
n6tbigt, bic ~6tesidbrige Gertbetlung bon
9rGmienbi9ern an bic Abonuenten Der
electromagnetic Der vSainots Staats3eis
tung" nnb bes v8eitens" nit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14
SWimOtS.

Qmincb 9. @prtl.
Bernbar6 grnit, meI9er geftern aus
betrG6tli9er 66be in einen Stetlbru1
itirSte, lift in Der Ia6t Derl9teoen.
S0to+
GoIe6o, 9. &pril.
Sn Ottatpa, Putnam GountD, Sbto,
Durbe bergaltgene yfa6t elm beiabrtes
@bepaar nit Dtamen 9aDpoob bon eli
mem geptiien @ooomin ermorbet, tpel9er
ais Qo6n ieiner fhtuar5en S6at uneefGbr
5000 %erlangte. Ser WtOrber ipur6e elm
sefangen unO fonnte NUT nit D1Ibe boz
Der Wutb bes Bottles gerettet tperDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14

@el6 M@tif,
GIOmef,
Oct Prairie genfel.
@tfreO Mei6ner's ipanueuber SO,
mon
36mar39db,
9tdeMs 8omran
ltmter gemetmfd)aftltber
J
HumHxfrt.)
Ottn Runni,st No1,,o1p ,t,,S gr<
6"gl""9eH ""S oeh uI1TIuuhl@
19en Qeben. (Ser Be6lar ; baS
my,c m
'p F "
I. No.
8erntpin's DonnfGr 8 ttotnrpifietz
Shoftlihe @erfe.
e.s.. ~. .us..
0'" ''"ul'u'OS' O'" "
q OoQars) Direct on Aip Sffire 6er. Gn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14
Telegrapbi(6e gepe(6en.
SentS@Iano+

so ii d 8. aprtl.
&8ilHesm &auIba9 lit in Der Dergan7
denen Ma6t Der11ieoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14

QombDn, 10. Nprtl.
Der y9aiIp Stems" tptrb aus Berlin
mit9etbeilt, baB Die ultramontanen i'm
8erein nit ben Go~nierDatipen eifrig ins
triguireu, nm ben @enerals Selbmari6au
BON Ntanteuffel in 8tsmard's Plab 81
brin9en.
, 1874-03-20
THE TORNADO,
IQorw the Wind Struck the City OF
Alton. Ell.-No Lives Lost-Dumago
about g15,000s

1uo.w the Wind Struck the City OF
Alton. Fll.-N0 Lives Lost-DttMQEo
about g15,000s
Specfnt Dispatch to Ths chicaqo Tribune.
ALTON, ILL.,, March 19.-This clty wna visited
last evening by tornado, which swept from d
little southwest to cast over tho city, accom-
panied by heavy tlundor md sharp flashes OF
lightning, heavy rain aud hail. Tho storm was
go nerco, and the rain continued until such latn
hour, TINT not until this morning did
great many Of cur citiZons know what
amount. Of damago had been done, aa
they did not vonturo out last night.
Tho storm crossed the river just above tho city,
striking :. ". Farber's largo flour.nailI, and de-
molislinG tho east wall, from tho roof to tho
acoond-story. Topping DroB. storagc-honso WAS
crushed to tbs ground. Ono-third OF Topping
Broa. hardware store roof was blew OF The
third-story and roof Of tho Western Screw-Fao-
tory building blown off-losB about $4,000. H.
NJ. Carr'a bahory, two-story brick building, was
leyelod to the ground aud madc total wreck. The
entira roof WAS carliod over three two-3tory build
ingB without touching them. aud landed against
Cnpt. Ihompaon'a residence. The Oty-Hal,
Hong'an's clothtng.store, and soyersl -, otlor
buildings were seriously damaged, and the do
struction OF ohimnoYs, fonces, tfoes, tsc., can
le soon al along tho route Of tho storm. Tho
total loss il about SIS, 900. Tho most remark-
nblo fact wnB tlat 10 QUO waa seriously hurt,
though there wero some wonderful escapas.
, 1874-03-20
WASHINGTON.
The General Appropriation
Bill Discussed in the
House.
4 Lively Tilt Over a PROPOSE
tion to Reduce Members
Mileage.
Ono Member Dcnominates It the
Great American SWindlc.
Progress Made by the District
Investigating Committee.
The Committee Assumes Authority to
Send for Persons and Papers.
The Committee Assumes Authority to
Send for Persons and Papers.
4 Chicago Lady Appointed Pension
Agent for This District.
Pension Commissioner Baker F[atty De.
nies All Charges Against Him.
Tho Army Bill under Considora-
tion In tho Senate.


Gpt[kAk0SPAtCH " AUG LfHCNpo 4FtVHHps
A BrA8M Or INTEREST.
WASHINGTON, D. c. March 19.-Tho session Of
tho House to-day was characterized by angry
dolenco. Early in tho session. during tho oon-
s.derAlion Of bill supplementary to tho act to
n ovido for the DEVELOPMENT OF tho mining re-
SOURCES Of the United States, approved May 10,
1864, tho fact WAS developed thht Mr. sutro, Of
sutro-tunnel famo had many friends On tho
floor. Tho bill, It sooms, threatens to jeopardizo
Bomo Of Sutro'a interest, and the discussion,
principally for md against that gentlo-
man, was heated and acrimonious.
The morning hour having expired.
the bill went over without decisive action and
the House went into Committee on tho Leg!s-
lative and Judicial aud Executive Appropriation
bill. Then eneued spteful little nklrInshe8 IN
amendments OF all eorts, In each Of which, after
hDarae, an
ATTEMpT TO GET VOTE
resulted, with great uniformity, in disclosing the
fact that the vote Of quorum could not bo had.
m s4oa IT s ay M os oei' # Now Yo1s
te1oo eo "@' and q ordered 3 tho acl 't to e.
called, refusing to entertain any business
meanwhile. THIS action demonstrated that
Gsitutod Il quorum. Mr. Woodford then reported
to tho House that ninoty-two 1nombcra were
absent, and asked that their names be printed in
the Record tomorrow. After this, there was
moro interest manifested In the proceedings.
Washington in the light of an
ATTENDANCE uroN A CARNIVAL,
whore they are to cat, drink, and be mor1y {;
go junketing On the invitation and at the
are layiug. their plnns to ask Congress-
to restore their increAse Of subsidy, which they