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, 1874-11-16
GRADING NEW CORN.
10 Tie Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune:

ma
10 t"e Ea.tor q 1"e cn'eapo 1f1ou"c: ,..
SIN; IL rs agal"st 'no 's"s a't enu t'eu'a'lons
siouers, for the Chief Inspector Of Grain to
prcdo INV corn as No. regular, Of Tho crop OF
@ fa1s hos,re s, % tne oon of Anru 1s75. No n,a,tor
1871 oejoFe me zo1. y Ap'"' LOU. ~ n'Aeto'
how dry or how good tho condition OF the corn
may hc, if only kno,on to DO grown thia aoasou,
It cannot possibly DO graded ~ No, regular.
Now rnn,I II mt In Of eomo bonoft II Tho
,,os'..". %. "u" -, ars,-oava,osa I % yosssl.ornors
proplctoss OF Gsa'n-e'esa'oss' yesse''o%aese'
and comnlission-meichanss goncrally. would ap-
point Committee to confer with said Grain
Commissioners, requesting them to modify tloir
",aa ~ naea.a,'oa J., a. ;nsroot,or ~ cor, arr.
,ules ~ 1oio'enee ~ w. laepet1ou =. 4u uui
Ing thia present tall ana "1nsor'-thofooy giving
tho Inspector tho privilege to uae his own judg-
mept a. TO tho quality und condition Of tho ar-
rivals Of corni It Is we'll known to all that
!,'a'o .,..a ~ 49, ~ 49, naaa4 49, 5.rost a,..n"
tnas nas oeen tne Anoss nnu a,l. uiSos' seaeon
ainoo 1871; consequently tnla crop OF corn
| Is IN better condition as tho presone ttnc
| thau for many yonra past, aswil! bo soon By tho
| remarks u tile st. Louis Democrat Of tho 7th
, 1874-11-16

lcss. tho a.oamar bolng aafo, IN Hluskegon hnr-
steamer Saginaw kooping nip continued
whstlii1g. For aomo unexplained causo, whtIo
attotnptng to loaro tho harbor, ahe was Obliged
to put bnols.
En1E, Pa, Nov. 15.-Yho ting Compound. Of
Dufralo arrived at this port last evening, having
Ia low tho schooner N. O. Wost rocontly ashore At
Long Point. Sho wan got ailoat Saturday nftor~
nom at 9 y. ,n., but Aor upper works and for
mard onds OF tho cabin woro ntovc iu. Tho car
70 fg ali wot. Tho crow for three or four daya
bunhcd on tho sa1,a.
Arrived from Chicago yestortlay, propeller
Thomas \. Seott. Dlonrod for Uhicago, schooner
1llollard Wiualow, With 1,400 tons coal.
, 1874-11-16

prcnHcd 1ogfot TINT It hat not boon taken alive,
NJ Mr. D.rnum might, porhapa, hsvo glyon S5og
with any considerations Of thiH kind. ne says
not all tIlo money Darnmm is wortl! would i!ldt1eo
strong aud vigorona flo mado lfs, hoarcrs
ahuddor ns llo spoke Of tho mnnncr in wlioi, fnh-
ormon occasionally pnt their hands under tho
wntor to lift out baaH after they hayo canglit
him. Had thla reptile boon, hoohod, aud his
manner, 1t IS moro tl,an probable thnt tho do.
coiyol angler would have sought now rnodo Of
narning his livelihood.
1t Ia thought tint Tho mako was strncls by tho
paddlo::whoo1H of stca,nboat, ana 80 injured ~
lts body wns not In any way musilatod.
AZ tho oa s9ss sn N twn;o Al, nosos "r
coucrocatad uro,1utl It's lleal and wcro ouriouBly
oxntnining Ito toetl and tongue, md picking tho
nca1ea off It's mock, WHOM . new conner, without
boing obsorvod took 1t firmly by tho tail, and,
with sudden twist, caused tho oaroass to mako
a1uick writhng movement. or course every
Que thcro lnow TINT It was tload. but there worc
some who received nervous shock.
, 1874-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

Miss 8. N. Pollard Of Dinghauton, opoucd d
correspondence with llor uno0 III California; md
wl'ou lo died he loft hor $2oo, 900. Fable ncotla
no moral.
Tho story goes, snya Doason evoning na-
por, TINT Hcury WilAon nnu n. r. DankR stood on
tho Btops Of tito Merchants Exchange, iu State
street, and saw a Wig procession moye down
aftor tho Whig restoration iu 1859. aud TINT vii
son Eail bis political 1ifo was on0od, md DanRa
acquleBced, with tho additional remark tlat they
Ind now "no visible means OF aupport." Dut
that yvas tVonty-one yoara ago. aud you can't a.
ways tull.
-CAnr1ea r. Thompson, Butler sl,occRsor in
Congress, ia doacribod ha follows by the Boston
Herald. "11o IL ra4her above tho medium hoighs,
has largo, full head, keen eyo, and wcnrn d
about ~ ycara Of age, though looking younger
than that. lilo Is q nlau Of Ereat porsonal popl,-
larity, .haviag many frionds, aud .-fow, It auv,
onclnies. Among tho brethron OF tho Essex
Oar ho goes by tho faniltar namo OF Charlie
lfc resides and practices lazy In Gloucester,
wl,ero le went In 1867. Mr. Thompson Btantla
at tho hoad of Ills profession in Essex County.
and ia In oyerywny all abl0 mar, ,-a man who will
honor tho old Esaox District, aud q mau against
whose public or private llfo not oven the ltlblic
alaadorer who fought him dared cay QUO word" !"
-Wo nro glad to hear from thu Springfield
Rtpublic0n that the Mill River rogiop below tho
Williamsburg reservoir ia nu longer valloy Of
dusulution. Tlo work of repair aud renovation
roada and bridges tho region is In better condi-
lion than 1t was before. The smallest OF tho
four villages. S.sinnorvio, IL not lkely cyer to
10 rebuilt, but Williamsburg, 11aydanvlllo, and
Lcods hAvo nrcady ulado substantial progress
towards reconstruction. No peouninsy aid VIII
bo needed by tho citixons during tho coming
wintor, tho bnlanco still remaining Of tho fund
contributed labt Mny being sni1ioent to meet all
wants which aro iiaoy to arise. 1t il matter OF
satisfaction tint these sorcIy stricken co,mmuDi-
1tmsn n ttttsS
, 1874-11-16

70 The Editor II The chi'a0o Tribune:
,,oouo oo,u,n,o1 IN tbts aoctfon or tho ccnptrv
enuust from r tna E,at Iu sact uork,mor oo,ntv
came 1foui Inc Ia7'. III laes, nofA'h'oe oo'!n.y'
Now YORK; boca.le rich With tho money pA'd Tor
Its products By Western people. Despite tho fact
thot tl,o rich rolling prair,es Of Western Illinois
aaI aa,;io-, WISCONSIN nrodnccd on,,a1,v aa mn
aau ooasnotn "'Sso a".'i.isa ~ o, .s.'a,sa ~
tfit'ons grasaea' ano eoh1elnca III aouaaant anu
pure springs and streaf1lR OF WATER as could DC
found in tho Empire State, 1t aecmed Lille des-
norn,c odventuro to attomnt tn comnoto aen,nst
praimd,co Tho nonular hofis, hna hoon mill
p.e!uatoe uo "asa a,a. i; lug sas,ah,a "ea to
iatoiy that no eaesso saeh ~ oes'fanse M 1es
family uso was mado in tho Western statoB.
Commission men hayo greatly aldetl in perpetual
;no thia abuse Of Westorn produc,s. Thoy
~ l,,. Sva.t,,1, oroon, ,,,ooso l,rona - -,
Wou!a puy "eh.o'n o.' eAoeaa' p1au NJ =. 40
uerklmcr, and tho INFERIOR efaaea OF Hostefh
make were sold as Western cheese.
During tho past 1--WE years, however, much of
| .,,,,, .,re,,a,oo Ina ahatn5 We.tcrn mann,
stla Mo!"u.ou ,o,as @ ~ ts.a a,oa,,o',oa ~ ,,o'r
iaotuletb' conao1oo' " 'uo oAoe'4oHeo VI 'nu'4
| manufacture. have, by stubborn ros'stanoo to
this selfish action OF middlcmon. At last forced .
, 1874-11-16
AMERICAN ClIE4lP-T1,ANSP O1sTATION
ASSOCIATION.


The Convention of tho American Choep-
Transportation Association, hold at Washington
IN Janusry laat, adjourned to meet at Richmond,
W., Mt such time as tho Executive Conmlttco
eonld elect; aud, aitor conHultatlon, 1t hns boen
decided to lssuo the call tar q Convention to
assemble iu Richmond, on Tuesday. tho lat day
of Decenhor ncxt.
country during tho past docade havo brought tho
question Of cheap pitrapeportaton prominently TO
thu front, htd 1t 'is fast becoming tho leading
ias,,o OF tho day. Tho producer, tho
consumer, CONSUMER ara beginning to roniizo tint stem,
2ud electricity Aavo luaugurated new ora IN
commerce, e,-hnvo changed our 1natnera and GUS
toms Of life, oycn.--and that, whatsoever may
products of the so It Is evident TINT 1t ii Trans
portatton which IL now King. It.ieyies tho larg-
est tax upon production and In this country,
lts royenNes greatly exceed those Of the Govern.
mont. How Important then, That our transpor,,
tatinu-syAtem shonld DO thoroughly understood
and c1uitably adjusted.
Tho bringing tpgethor OF trained minds from
every section of our great couutiy.-of practical
men from eyory department. OF commerce and
question, oannot but result in good indeed, tho
plexaoua Conventions which have been held,
although considering tho question in It's pre-
lmnary stages, aud necessarily In crudo aud
elementary manner, hayo inauEurated worls
inostimablo vatuo; for. as yet, tho public mind
fH quito unfamiliar with tho subject. aud there IL
necd Of all tho light which eau be thrown
uponit.
AS it is o subject which intorests tho produc~
Ing, cousmerc!a, aud consuming clnsscs, II Is to
bo hoped TINT all organizations representing
those interests will be freely represented and,
also, TINT each State will send a.i official ropro-
sentative. Delegates should be provided with
credentials, aud il possible, notice giYen to tho
Secretary OF tho Association Of the probable
dolegntes, in order that a proper estimnto may
be made Of tho accommodation which will bo re-
qurcd. Notice win 10 eiycn in tho Richmond
papers Of Monday, Nov. %, mud Tuoadsy. Dec. |,
OF the place of mooting.
Per order Of Executive Committee.
JOSIAH QulsoY, President,
Uoaton. Mass.
4. II. TgHausoN, Socrcta,y,
Troy, N Y,
, 1874-11-16

E1ss Views osa tho I.ntc Protchtnnt
Episcopal Convention and Its

Elsn Views on tho Lntc Protestant
Episcopal Convention and Its
W0ri1s
NEW YonK. Nov. 15.-Dahop Cumnius. Of tho
Reformed Episcopal Church, proached tonight
on tho 1t Failuro Of the General Convention
tho Protestant Episcopal Church to Meet tho
Responsibilities of tho Crisis" Ho claimed TINT
that body ignored entirely tho Evangelical Allt-
auco which met last ycar the largest gathering of
eminont tivineB and schoiars evos hold, and that
It failed to amend the order Of baptsn1al rogon-
Grafton, and 70 provide remedy for hitualism.
The canon adopted only ainod 1T practicos car
rlcd ont during tho celebration Of the Holy Com.
nunion, but still an al'ar-light might be ereete1
in overy church, and this canon would not affect
it. Colored vost,neptB might bo worn by minig-
tors, aud bowingH md prostrations might ho matlo
towards tho altar dozen times duting tho sor-
vice when there woro no elements upon H.
Only ono thing was aimod at: the doctrine or
Etlchariasio adoration. aud TINT was not l!'tiat,
ism. The reverend gentleman prophesiod that
in nine ont OF ten churches tlAo couluuulon-tablo
would disappear, and tho altar talto Its place.
, 1874-11-16
4 Stcnt1l r1alttlalcr.

By far tho largest aud most powerful steam
hammer il now in operation IN Woolwlch,
England. Tho weight Of No falling portion is
within few pounds Of 40 tons, and tho iorco OF
tho falling weight is accelerated mnuy times by
tho uso OF steam to drive 1t down from tho top.
It is ostimntod TINT the use of top steain il equal
to allowing tho hammer to fall OF its own weight
m
made as to tho actual force OF tho blow which 1t
Ia capable OF striking. Tic hammer ia Is feet
IN height. aud covers, with it's supports. bnse Of
about 120 feet square. Above tho ground Il
weighs 5DO tons, and the iron in tho foundations
below weighs GG5 toua. Il is at least four times
Us powerful us krupp's celebrated hammer.
, 1874-11-16
NEW WATER-POWEIs.

Grand Celebration at Vanln City, lns
Special Dispatch to Tile Chicago Tribune.
YAMA CiTY. Ia., Nov. 1S.-Notwithstauding q
bitter cold day for the season OF year tho attenu-
auca at the celebration Of tue completion of the
Tama City wator-poWer was estiMAted at 5000
to 1000 from tlo county, IN addition to general
turnout OF oitizonH. From to IL O'Clock con-
tiunouB strenm Of tenns from, tho country camo
pouring iuto town. tho largor portion congregat-
Ing al tho Fair Grounds, wleso preparations had
previously boon mado for speaking, picnic din~
ner, and grand barbecue. The meeting organ
led and was briefly addressed by the President,
the lion. John nams1e1l, followed By historical
essay BY the Rev. o. A. Holmes, and poem by
Q. II. Mills, Which was really the feature
Of tho occasion. Noxt came an addrces by
Of GrinRell. followed by short and iutereat,ng
speeches from the Hon. JhncB Wilson md Mr..
Chapln. editor Of tho Times Of MarAhalltown.
The oxorcaeB OF tho day concluded with a grand
picnic dianer III which the vast asBomhlngo par-
Gcipatcd with uvident pleasure aud apparent en-
tlYo satisfaction. Tho scheme OF bnlh,ng and
developing tho watar-powor waa first conceivco
less tl!an y year ago. Tho work waB commenced
for 575, 900. Tho Iowa River was damned at tic
narrowh anii canal built to Taula, 3 B-10 miles
In length, 20toot cut, md 10o~foot fall carrying
feet ot water, with natural full OF 22>1S feet.
uAscd in Tho Immediate vicinity OF tho businosa
portion Of the town. About onc-B!xth OF the
samo is alrcAdy leased, and applications fol
more have ooen received and aro under oonBll.
eration 1t Ii lingnestionoa that tho prospects
OF Iama aro becoming tho most promising oi
any manufacturing point In towA. Tho ilna
completion Of thfH important enterprise Ia nj
oyet!t OF unusual interest to tho peorlo Of thiE
section, anu We aro norhurpribed that they shonlt
rojolce With 10 much enthusiasm aud ullullinity
tlnY'd 1fFu f,nnH
, 1874-11-16

The constitutional Amendments
Isovcnue Sctxurc-OtflOr items.
New Yonx, Nov. 15.--Oficial roturnH thus far
received OF tho voto Of tho State election on the
constitutional amendments indicate thoir adop-.
tlon by at loast 100, 600 majority.
TO DE INDICTED,
Il is reported that the Grand Jury will Mon
day or Tuosday bring in indictments againat Cor
ouor Croker, the uckoYH, ani1 shotidan for COM
plicty in tho killing Of 1loKcnna on oieotion
day.
nEvENuT BE11UnE. :.
Twenty-Five Thousand dollars' worth Of goods
wero sel2od Yesterday by Unitod Stntes officers
"a pnrt Of tho property on which the doYerll-
mont, It 1B alleged. llas boon defrantlou Or DUTY
by II. J. Pollock 4 Co. Pollock Inns lied, 1t III
said, to Philadelphia.
DIFFICULTY ADJUSTED.
Tho run,ored dlgsculty botweon tho Nuasinn
Government and tue Grant Locomotive Works
las been adjusted, aud work will DO resumed ut
QCC.
BAFE. -
Tho Vico-C Consul for Vennzuola has received
information Of tho safo arrival at CaracAs Of tho
brouze statue Of bolivar, supposed to haYo boon
loDt at aen on German vcsao.
, 1874-11-16
olaos to conelnt Of prepared pnpora and discus
elona upon tho following questions,

oiHos TO coneint OF prepared pnpora and diaouR-
slona upon tho following questions.
|. The Dairy Farm.
9. Dairy 0owst and How tn Oct Them.
y. Fcod for and Foctsing Dairy Cows.
4. Abortion III Cows UAuss nnl 1temuty.
t.. H'm1nor ami Winter Dairy,na, Comparative
prnnte.
0: A.lvantagca of tho ractory.syaton, In Dnttcr-
mailing.
Z. Making Butler MID Cheese from tbs Same hflk.
9. CurinN-1loam for Uhncse.
o.. Dairy boards Of Trade, Noceasty for Sustaining
Ihpn.
Interesting rapcra will 10 prepared 9y practical
da!rynen oi cae Of tho a'oyo s,!n,ecta. EsPssai n
Cows, CAUSE, at 1c1nody.'-as any Of our lairyiuen
ors s'rerina heayy 1ossea H. iherefsr;on; .u,,, =,
Rochester, N. " Secretary Of tho American Dairy
mems Association, will address tle Convention Oh nut
torn or inportanca 10 tho dairy intercst.
During tho scsaion Of tho Annexation, brief hrtaR-
es will also bo delivered by representatives Of Dairy
AssocIstious aud prottUcn Exchaugea.
Wednesday ovcting will mutnly 10 dovoiod to havinR
good tl,np, Booa1ly, AMONG tho mcmhcra MIL, npon
TIN whole. IL IA oxrcoed t1at thla vii. DO most profit
able aud entertaining meeting.
, 1874-11-16
WASHINGTON.
Tho Pacific Mall Company Preparing
10 Bcsicgo Congress.
New Line Of Pacific Steamers
to Be Started.
Appendix to Treasurer Spinner's
Report.


o8fr r1NnnEHH.
GETTING nEApf Fo.t n, nA,n W 10Y. os s.H'' u.ss"".
Spce'a' O''pafeh 10 3"f tn.ea'r 4.'J"n. ,n,;,,o
WARRINGTON, u. O., Nov lb.-N III ooco"',nb
daily moro aud moro ovlcnt that tllo Iaciilo
Mai Coruoanv ara nrouariue to bosiogo Con-
.saa T., e,ro,t roroo t,,,u r,nter In tho homo OF
Gsens AZ eloNt 4o.s' 'u's .ram m m ,inc,sasn.
occurring rono"a', as "crs -, 10 a.. a,a.s.i
no pains n tho last fow months TO
throw Hnol, Influences around Congress as would
<arvo tho;r nnrnoaoa. rlo can,naicu
ehce'u"'ly n't W ~ 49, .r,.aa t,,a poLinr .r,a
waa opened !ass AlaJ "noi 'a' 4e"''g ""'
!aunciod Mt Chester, nhu congressman lloeAeo
I.,oro in aucl, numbers TINT lcss thnn quorum
r,,ro;rod hcro 10 nttond to business. At tho
,s...'.,.:.', o,rr,roon, f,owoi lf,,o vntor. n,d
,A"neMns 'nsusf"s,o % ~, ,.,,,t,d - +,o
most costly description was hpreah. whiie
tho Visitors were transported from HMrt-
oua parta Of tho country Dos'aes
Washington, Mt tho expense OF tue OoMphny.
Tho ncxE move waa tho tria-trp or tho poking
In August, when tho ,vesael was 1ll'd Win ~
many oftho lltgtl otnclals OF the GpYornNous ~
could bo persualou to SO. Ino exeurblon enl,
braced visits TO Newport 1tnEtna . Yi'eym.u. ana
other watering placea. Oeimolllco RnrvoseMu , "a
tho ahip without regard TO oxpenao, ama tMo
said to have cost TUG company So1ooo a ~. sne
IoHlo the fcK1aga Hut, M@oo sv,.a nv,,'rHp, 1..
hcd with oiilHaa u 49, io"ua ua sorol =, tho
lhFtsh expenditure tiAt M"1 1on.'h.t ~ ~ @ .to
Iskngs excursion was nau Va ans ,a. .aa.G, easo. o.
lho last estfaYagant % %pct,ole1 s a.,s ~
eenulue tue 4oAlo 10 ILL.,, trM ..tt aAya ysI
Oh ploasmro eAemr; t""t w. .,n ~.
euesta' 1na ostapTu ~ n;rno,cr. ~ orort,o p ~
was to onhbie tue directors u e1a1lno INC
lahhMa halIlouo' pltn.tnaiy ~ ""Mnh ~. ~
al!ianco botwoen tnas nor GoIpn1atta.oh Mnt.. anu tio
blcamsMP oompanf. 1no 1oAao sAaea wy
, 1874-11-16

the n,oat promlnens churches Of poushkoep.to,
n. y, from wticl, place ho was onllod. q
1lo succeeded tho l.ov Dr. swopo at Trinity
Church, rittsburg. about ton ycars ago. and l,as
boon thoro oynr ainoot hia ministratlons in that
pariRll having been very Blcconsful. !lo Is at
and was deputy from TINT city to tho last Gem
oral Convention. 1Io Ia ounsidorod n man Of
good executive ability and missionary zeal, and
also MI oolllout prc1eiier. I1o III What is con-
sltorod u Houiid Chnrubmnn. md his election
Hcomcd to bo acceptable to tho whole Conve,,.
tion, mud hO Ia moi = compromise candidate In
any waY 11ia church III pitssburg Is tho most
prominent In TINT city, and in very Aourlshing
condition."
, 1874-11-16
pOST.OFtIcE DEPARTMENT.
WAsHISGTOS, Uct. |, ls74,{

VIII bo received at tho Contract Os'co Of this Dopars
Until p. Of lob. /. 1915. fpr conveying u uaiis
OF tho unoi statcs from July 1875, to June w. 1885,
IL 'a' ''3'' % ILLINOIS.
tho toutos and BY tho schedules Of departures and
rivals hcTcn specified.
Docsuus announced or bo!oro a1nrch 8, 1916
ansfuollons annexud seo lays tsapatuz casul check
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At ~ r. M; nE,ir9 A. Prospect lark hy+ p III. Hund
IT, lll-FlUm UoouWopd TO- Woolstaok, W miles and
Tna.dss TiS a% satsfess i $S s$ssisS $asi,
IT, 4 II aGSssay . +;
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i.cay0 nDsl nea Tuessay. u nr4lay, ami nAtufiny ii
IA. IL. aEryo AZ Dcsl!a.0a by y. iiond required
| With lid. $tGD.
,?3. 10 EruM Bars!ngton Station. hy 1ato znroh tn
tiyU Ut Wnnrnatla " p.m.t loas9 Nausai.da daily,
| ly lln. M B'n! required NTH Bill, 3tuV :,
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, 1874-11-16
An Important Suit.

The Detroit Free Press says TINT arguments
have commenced Ill lilo United States circuit
Court in tho famous Goodyear dontal vulcanttc
suit againss the DENTISTS. Judges Emm.ons,
brought by tho Goodyear Dental Vulcanito Com.
pany to recover roya!ty for tho uHe of yrlcan!zod
rubber. amounting to upward Of a7,O00,000 II
is a test case aud DR.. George Willis il tho noml-
mi defendant, although tue suit !s practically
somo Il, 900 in number, under tho auspices OF
tho Dontal Protective Union OF Michigan, oi
wlllch DR.. B. I. Speman IL President.
, 1874-11-16

To kha Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune:
Sin: It III to DO hoped that your State will bo
we'll represented In this Convention. The Beard
Of Trade and Chamber Of Commerce IN your city
havo beon duly no.illeh, md invited to send @
delegate. You're, Il. Il. .FEaousoS, solrotary.
, 1874-11-16
LAKE MARINE ITEMS,

Hre6la3 U'sHdlch 10 The Ghicddo Tribune.
0nAhu HAVEN. Lljch., Nov, 1d.-YAa stoemer
Mupkogon, of tic doodrioll Transportation Com
pauy, J. W. Bn!alIman Captain, lando hor lasl
t!p to-day, This Compnny's toata hayo now
all hnen hauled oil.
4 heavy EAla Of wind from tho southwest, With
rain. preyuilea last night.
Considerable cxultclnuut and anxlc!y prevailed
Ian. night by LILO report of tho steamer slun.
Logou getting Oh bnach wh!lo attempting to
outer tho larbor. The report proved grol,ul-
, 1874-11-16
no YELLOW FEVER.

CrzAnlEsroN, $. G.. Nov. 15-Tho Ne,cs and
Courier. announces. on authority OF leading phy.
siciuns, that tho sporadic casos OF yellow fovor
reported lust month havo entirely ceased since
the recent cold weather.
, 1874-11-16

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, 1874-11-16
Tile WEATHER

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 15.-~For tho Lako
Rog!uu, generally clear mud cotdor weather, Will
var'abls winds, anl rising, followed BY laillng,
barometer.