, 1874-08-10

al!u my iA1mor doslrlnB TO purchase Nh i,nplo
ment can SOLICIT tho Kind lio wantn. whon th
agent will orlor 1t direct from ti,o I,nnmfantnra
At tho lowest obtainhblo rateB. Far1nnrs N a,
purchase groceries, stoves, &o., In tho eann tyav
~ ~ Ieaoiiors Normal Institute is III aoHsiot
sss oarn orr1e nndef to non afeot manegemont
upwardh Of ninety toacl,ors aro In attenianco
Mo-tttlH Of whom are Ialios. Comnoton,
norma m instr,otors ,3 arc employed among whom
% 81 1e@s 1e5s'1 1rtbots thb tM's3f s da aaa
Mr.. orayH, Philosophy ana XIsobra M boe'aYpny 7
sst hstemPs9n' Por' 6he on{1oersp 7 Tho fnsttato viii
Washington County undortho law Of i last WIntor -
Legislature requiring euoh Institution to be- he1.1
annually III overy county In tho Btate. Thn
.;i noara Of snporv'aora appropriated 81 from tho
to ehn n1g fa&sy ofrs Tor eao oaohcr IN attendance,
also required to contribute s1. Miss Harris was -,
] elected Superintendent lust fall by thn bntia
nn'aspy Mno'nopoly party and sho makes IN oxcellont
Tho finishing touches arc boinc mt ~, I'm
sIsa MasshinEton Aoatlomy. at Wasl,i1,gtont-a fno
bffck edlfice, erooted cloBo to tho pubifo annarn
ut t eoat Of about $4,000. 'a1~'''
Tho disease which proved 50 fatal to tho
ohocked, mud but few lavo died enco tho laat
report to Tits TRIBUNE. Wator from tlo n1,mnr.
gus ssagnant ponds Inns boeh ar,alyzod, aud for,1
70 contain snnnleulos, which caused tho diaeaso
*AA 1"stlu kHAs tlAu UT1f1k OF this UAbnr
wQuld become stifr, and have no lisnosition to
move, wnilo continual 1uiyorlng Of tho muscles
waB noticed. Tllia would last noarly two 1ara
mua whon the limbs OF tho animals affootol wouid
IN fv ssaeGa eas thoy Sa'snF Wa Hm n to 10 aovn md
nave nave beon Iomoyed from The vicinity Of thoeo
pohda aud thoBo affected aro gradually rooova,.-
ing undor tho Influence Of tile present freat,nent
and pure water. SAo"S4N'A'
MINNESOTA.
..~,!a auon oxoitemont prevailed In st. Paul yos-
toFany over an advertising circular tn,rnortinf,
70 70 PC m newspaper extra announcing tho suIoIdo
oasaiga oa ioooaGr an giving the "details from suc-
by the police, but not until It's faluo stnrv hei
aproad all over tho city. '~''' A">'
-AettorH reoaivod ID st. Paul stato that Clarke.
nto Is preparing to make claim against
count Of Mike Hoy's assaults in St. pSui. 0|' ~
ONO.
~, a sngu'ar spontaneous ignition Of chloride !
Or potash and TONIC acid, took plaoo on Saturday
roh but for Il ,a IT aa sH7sS at
DESTROYED probably IN entiro block Of stores in
tho very lea1t Of the city. Tho ohomioa1s wero
kopt % " separate g. papors and in oloso drawor.
.,r Sonn shia sShhGnnehan section hnnd tho BAL
ng ut the depot Saturday aftornpon, was struck
BY train while backing and instantly ktled.
lnroo otbors woro slightly injured. Thoro was
train on another track going In tho opposite
IN
ng tho train that struck them.
Tho Grangers Of Clinton and the adjoining
:ountiea hold, on Saturday, tho larEost TootinR9
hat hns assembled in Wilmington for many
'ears. The different organizations camo by dolo-
'ationBt and thoir united strength took IN bour
Q pass the couzt-louso Square. Fully 500
'ohieloa Eoro In procession, besides uumorona
ferBons who would not fall Ia. Tho meotfnu
Vaa hold at the Fair Grounds, and In tho nftor.
oon 1t was estimated TINT fully l0. 600 ponnlo
Tero present. Tho Hon. J. N. Oron VIVA pras1.
ent OF tho day. Speeches wore nlado by Grand
1aaters Ellis, Of tho Ohio State Grange. Gan.
!: Saunders Platt, Of Machiohock, O., +; aud tho
lon lon J. Q. Smith, IL. 9. Of the THIRD oLio Dis
W1sCONB1N.
Tho notorious Ted burns, who oonnitted |
outrage on an aged woman III Oshkosh lnst
eek, waa arrested near Shioctou last week. and
rought to Oahkosh on Saturday.
-Mary spioglcr, tho girl WHO Ia charged with
reducing the manifestations at tho Giddinge
oardlng-houao iu Milwaukee, who was bonten
'veroly BY hor father Saturday night, attempted
commit suicide, and waa rescued with DIM
nty. The dildngs family would not allow lor .
:, stop in tho house, and sho slept at bor !
thor'a Yossorday Mira. Gtddings sent over
me y victua1s to the sp,oglers, mud tho girl
turned with tho empty plate. Directly aAo | =
'tered tho kitchen, tho kettle trlmblotl or tho i
ove and WAS broken to pieces, sho being SOW .
al feet from 1t. 6ho WAS hastily turned ont Of !
'ors before the remaining household goods =
ould b0 smashed.