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Tho liverpool DallV 5i!o1bn bsyss f6.
1na1kable case Of hydrophobiA llas occurred at
tho 10Th Of iast MAY u mare, the property Of
Edward Wnlko1, farmer, waa bitten by y small
blsok-anltan torrier log, wls!cl was soon to run
tuto tho stable In which tho marc wns located.
lpNc it, lost sight Of II In one Of tl,e lauos Of
Tho yE.age Half Al liaur afterwards tho don
fptryno1 10 the stablo sud again snapped ut tIa
mare wheEeapon slso kicked, On tho I'd init
tbs Aossea lover lily heeaate very much swollen,
callod in, ho treasett Tor d disease known na tht
'stragses.' On Monday night, however. khs
animal hecats'o very violent, and snapped md hia
At everything within llcr reach. Ultimately ahs
exhibited al tho symptoms Of bytirophobia.
suffering from shla dlaeass, and consequently
Hl0 WaH HlQt.a
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flccts credit upon thu Assooiation whiohit repre-.


'JnFcH V0FN0E 3lUFI6Na
DOCTOR OK, AND OTHER HTOn1Es, Translated
from tlo FFonclt Of jules VEnaE, by GEonaE ii.
Tow1r, Authorized Edition. Square lgmo, n. 2o9.
Ilc1o stories, .latoly published by a rlyal
house, layc alroady reootvcd favorable notice In
our oolumns.: Tloy arc vcrY roadablo, antl tito
present form III viii Oh thoy appoar La exceedingly
faBtoful.
, 1874-08-01

tonla Of rabLea. The remedy employed was
hachish, III 8-srnin doacs Of the solid o1tract
oYory four or five hours. Ths offeot vas mino-
data and favorable. Conyutsiyo uadnesa aud
fury gave place to calmnoss aud comfort, and
tho patont lay on bis bud Tranquil until death.
Tho awful symptoms Of tho diaoasa were ontiro-
" ronoyed.-an OBJECT ACCOMPLISHED neithcr br
opium, morphine. nor daturine. 'HnchiRh,"
concludes rrof. Polii. "is, therefore, tho best
palliative and solatiys la hyiropl'ohia. 1t
changes raying, unmanagoable, suspicious, or
ag;tsreAsyo maniac, who bites and cRsacs into =
YOU" Another case Of rellof from the agouiea
Of tho Giaease IL that Of Dr. Franoia Butler, Of
Brooklyn, who recently went mad from tho bite
OF sick dog ho waa Ereasinf;. Every effort
mule ~ tho most Riiiiful physicians fai!oa to
mitigato his Ha!fer1nga. Finally, in his Inst
hours. Dr.. Lorotte succeeded in forming blis.
ter OIL hls broast by lneAAy OF mNstGrd, and. on
tho abradcd surfaoe OF tho skin. allphato Of
] morphine was dlsHtttf. In ten mtnntea tho drug
autea on tho patients system, Lhe oplun@-dollr-
toward tle last, "0l l am III HeaYon !"
oald1a or PLANTS,
Tho common garlen-pea and Ito ield-poa ara
nntivos Of tho aouth Of Enrupo and of the Last,
Colory grown wiltl III most parts Of Europe. The
| potato camo from 6ol,lh Amories. Cabbage ia q
native Of Europe, growing en the rocky sllores
ofBritain and Oh tht coaHt OF tla Mediterranean.
Tho onion originated either in Inai. or In Egypt,
in both ot which cotntrlca it has boon cultivated
! from time lnuleinornl. The tnrnip Is natlrc
of Europe aud Asia. splnacl, was introduced
| into Europe ly tho arabs. The cucumber cams
tgam tho snild!a snd nonth Of Asia Tho
toassto is = natNsA production Of Tropicai
An,egica. lilo wosuia ntebtad 10 AsiA for ths
rad!sls. The hes. is Indigenous In the temperate
parts Of lhe Old Void. Tho pumpkin and tho
squash, supposed . he yarieses OF ona or!E-
INA ${tnu sr3.. i.,F.
bean isea haen in cultivation from 80 remote a
period That II IL dinio,s 10 determine whparo Ii
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-. d,
A PATHETIC lNca,EFr.

Tho miracle-p1ayY enjoyed Tue creator favor
with tho people, ,-~poBslbty becatlso tho por-
HonaEea represented approached mora oaoa1lY
III their lives to human experience. Tit%-Ste-
phou, in his llfe OF Thomas a-Bocllce, 1913, de-
Hcribua tile Representation In London of tho suf-
ferings md martyrloin Of Tho Confossors ana
Sainta; and Plers rlonghnan. Chaueer, and Into
writer's, allu1e to tho frequent occurrence Of
sacrea plays iu Tho fourteenth century
The original object Of these spectac1cs was to
communicate religious instruction to tho igno-
rant populaco. and tn increaso and extend tho
influence OF the Church. On all high religious
testvals playa wero presontod Il. hl'tatra- an:s
ton ct tho; person'gn or event I,art,ta,a, CON-
Baiul,-ss for Instance, st. Catherine
tho Bconlcnl story of Ills or lier 1ifo was en-
acted, antl by this means ita ino!lonts aud moral
wore deeply lmprosbed on tfe minds Of tho andt-
Christi, By Pope Urban ~, i'll 12dI mtrac!o-
phys and mysteries formed regular part Of ita
celebration IN every considerable town In Ell
gland. For somo tins thuss phys woro oxcln-
siyoiy performed bI oiorka Of the parish auu
monks but, IN tue tltteontl century, il not eag-
oonduolea by }ayu,cn, in this open air. The speo-
tators, vino assomblnd In 9rent cro'rdB, etior
purnhap1d thoar aoatA or paid for tho ontortnin-
mant by way at a collection whloh was tskan up
for the purpose.
Thrhs oompiote COLLECTIONS Of the En-
Eiish 1nystosita haya dehcontscl to tho present
dpy. Yhcse sro Anown as the Oheater, Ooyon~
try, and rawnley plays. Ids tlrat two woro
published by tlo ahakapoarn SaciotY. OF I4nudon,
ani tho third by tie Hurta Booieiy. Tho Chaster
collection eompsiueh tnonty-iour phys, which
were, for several centuries, annually performed
by this trnling- companies Of sha city at Whit
anntilo, tho tirst a,ilh beng reprsse1sel GU tho
Moulay, lilo SECOND nina IN tho I1,osday, snl
tha ron,aiuilg soven on tho "Wednesday. 70
hrchlaaaou liogors. who Witnessed t!1e plays in
16y4, We arc indcbtol for All Interesting descrli-
tlon OF tho mannor in which they Tero reprosent..
cd, Tho following extract fron Ais aceotant Will
ba euoyoil, not only for tho o1trous information
Il giYes. hut also for tlls quaintness Of ta atyo
Tbe maasr u tleas plx1sx xsara. avery COMPANY
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muaoa1 tli]lottantc,, snd n,ndo tho lender Of lis
osaulCor.rttsiutal,8 a. no" life now dawna upon
Joaquin. IIo ,loayos the humble homo wliero
Nodln aud Elizsbotha pursue their art, a,M
becomes ros1dohs OF tho Counts splendid
pataco.
l!ended with tho feioe'lalp which, unitea joaquin
and 11isabethn, and their Hoparation indu,a moro
sister In lIlso circumstances 1Stizabctl,a, wlt,
Hing1 llcart continues to devote horgolf to
l'',ae, for whlcl, she tnH n nob'o passion, and
trains ler glorious yoioo for service IN tho
opora Joaquin. TOO, ro'nains faithful 10 Ills 70
eatlon and tolls WIZ pen and violin to win tho
high place hia ambition covo!s. But ncroas His
1tfo III tho palace tlioro lits tho vision of love-
y voman. tho boantifu1 nooo Of Count Llohton-
borg, whose wtcs hu is too himpio md snooro
So feiss hsb,e 4e m'ssx;an x s'ss sn Aoss' "ss vi"
heart only to ,lso Il tor a p1aythlng.
Jos1nln confldos this great sorrow to E1iabotha,
anu lila communication for Tho first tfnlo roroas
to hor tho love lltharto l1iddon in hor own hoatt
powerful emotion. slo comforts hor frlonll with
unhcl1sl, sympathy. I1o loayoa tho sorvlco or
Count Lolttonborg, That 10 may avoid tho sight
Of tho porttous woman who has betrayed him.
residence near Ellsabetha. Tho lattor has lnoa-
time n,ato her debut In opora, and bocqn1o tho
rclgning but unspoiled prina :donna. 5osqnin,
nov 1ailing III hoalth. dYlng OF consumption IN.
HGfttEu from LIS nl6EncF. I1lu IAput$ HEft4ul>pu
BY lis dietrcsses, tloyoton bin remaining strength
to tho composition Of IN opera. A'ccutIs
ID tic then1o, aud E!izabotia ia to enaot
tho heroine. Unfortunately tho Count -lnteutla,lt,
who rulos tho noyal Opera. has aBpirod to tho
hand Of Elisabc.ha, and boon refused by ler.
In revenge ho proyouts tho presentation OF JOS
!rhon Elizabetha, to procure tho crowning
happinosa, for her dying fflofa, Of hoaring Ills
opora III DroBdo11, horocally sacrifices herself.
Ii secret eho mnrrios tho Intendnnt and, as 4
reward, is permitted to sling in Aleestis. Tho
SUCCESS Of tho piece Ii complete. After witnosB-
SnE single triumphant performance thu 1oyous
composer departs for Italy in tho hopoleHa
hope Of recovering healt In more genial climate.
Az ho bids farewellto Ellzabosha. III tho midst OF
throng who hayo pressed about both, to ofTor
eratulationu, At tho close OF the opera. ho whls-
pors, in quick word, tic love which too lato Inns
bcen Withdrawn from herunworthg rival and be-
sto1od upon Anr. There Ia not time for all ex-
p1anation, and tho l,oroio woman gives 10 sign
Of hor a,'g,,ish to sudden tho low hours which
bho VOL knows are nll that Ii loft Of this fo for
hnr friond. Tho first mail after Tho departure
OF Jogquin brings Eliaabelha news Of his sudden
death. Ifo haa ,pnRhea nway, happily nnronHoi-
OTIS OF tho ufo-aacrico sllo freely ma1b to gill
llis Inst days with the sunshine OF succosa. 4
long life was E!zabetlias fate; but, IN tho words
Of her nnna'1Bt, "Her doep grief sha hopt to
horsolf, and her hoars was not hardened"
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4 u.
ODEL1, ILL.,, Nov. 10.-Au error Of 500 yoteB
has beeu discovered in tho footing OF tho vote OF
this county for Representative. The footings,
as corrected, ehow that in ono town David 11cIu-
tosh was only credited with 5716 votes, Instead
of 55715 that wore cast for him. This olcots
Mclntonl, Republican, over Colon, Democrat. By
nearly 400 votcH, and mixing tho district stand
tWo Ianuhllcana to ono Iudeleulnnt
, 1874-11-20


As stated in previous iasuos Of The TRIBUNE.
all railroads, with tho exception Of the Grand
Trunk, have now signed tho agroo1nent to dis
continue tho payment OF commissions III tho
sale Of ticAets on and aftor Noy.1. Numborloss
efforts havo previously beon mado to aboliHh
this System, but eyely time tho rofoym waa
broken by tho troachery of ono line or tue other,
which continued to pay clandostiuoly commits.
elqaH to acalpers aud agents, thus compelling Tho
othor liAeB to break tho agroomcnt. This time
1t was claimed the reform would stand, al mono
OF tho roals that siguod the agrcement would
duro to ''go buck Oh it, especially NJ Tho
Commissioners would keep q eliarp eye
on tho roads, aud soo that no violations
Of tho agroomont wore allowed, This
attempt, however, like tho previous ones,
soe1ns destined to 60 down, becauHo souo of tbo
roads ara npain violating tho agreolnouk Dan,o
ltllmor iln IT for some ttlna past that tlIe yory
roads which Urged tho rofo1M most Htronrourlv
Wo1o just tho ol!es that wora going buck On IT,
and that tloy Ind advocated 1t moroly for tho
purpose OF ontwitting their smaller but moro
lonost rivals. Energetic efforts l,nya been mut,o
dulipg tho laRt two weekH by soma Of tho 0ounr-
nl Passenger Agents wlloga roala l,tl slE,,od ths
agroenlent III good faith. They were willing tn
atanl Oh oyon ground with their rivals hit tl,ev
lad no doBire tn allow themselves to bo o,twit.
ted and tho travel oyor thoir liuoa seriously in
px.rel. Qua Of tAqso Geuer4 Passenger Agepts
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:, Two OF the gaug who have been "dhoving "
tne coantorfoit so notes On the Traders Bank Of
Gncaso worc arrested By suoriG straoahan, Of
heoEuk County. Iowa. in tho brush rear SIgour-
John Rosohefy and G. Lucas. Fiyo hundred
collars 10 counterfeit currency wero fonnd on
them when arrested. Fnitiug 70 g1ro $4,000
bonds, they 1angufsl In jail.
lilo editorial profession will bo upreprcaont-
% 10 tho next Legislature OF Michigan. Nouc
Of the four candidates we're elected. although
Jamea oDonnoll, of the jackson Citlze,s. nadc
eptond'd run, coming within 1C3 votes in dia-
trlet which eaye Chamberlain SIG minority.
There are, howeyor, three former editors eleot-
toenth District. was iu 1912 editor Of the Sag
inaw Daily Enterprise. Isaac A. Fancher, Sen,
ntor from tho Twenty sixth District, has hecp
editor OF the 1sa,ella County Enterprise: 8. L
Klhourne, Representative from this diatrict, waa
editor Of tue Lansing Stale Journal tlirtoon
yoara ngo.-Lansing Republican.
"a brace OF negro preacllelS 10 E!berton, Ca,
recently engaged in dispute, while sitting il
tho pulpit, as to which Should conduct tho sor-
vices. In tho course Of tho argument one of
clinched. Tho congregation thought at drat
thoy vera wrestling in prayer, but whom little
wads OF wool began to flY over tho pulpit tnov
knew tho tuese was deadly. Itrsqnired the cf-
forts Of all tue brethr0n ct, y IT, t. part thom.
ntbo tnat aro only aeod forms. God saw that i
His work WIS good in making Adam. He ,1as wss
perfect. Was ho perfect7 How much could
that be' 4 man With no childhood, no youth.
word worth recording. He noyer did anythins
worth uoto except to mind hia vito and aoe
kicked out Of paradso. [sonsation and lauSh.
,ar.l What ksnd OF mon wore Isaac and Jacob.
md all tho old pattlarohs, compared with tIo
yont bear investigation. UismaIok woran't =
circumstance to him."
, 1874-11-20

Flow n believer in tho Code Lost E1fH
Election III Kentucky
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nor. ia apccinl to tho
CoH'1er-Jou,nat eays that tlo State Coutostiug
1oard, which hns boon III BeHsion for several
wooks Mt Frankfort, examining evidence and
lleazing Testimony in tho case, lecldod Tonight
that lhomae l.. Jones waB Ineligible to ofllco as
Clerk Of tho Court Of Appeals. aud declared tic
Office rncant At general elooton Inst August.
Jones' who waa the Democratic candidate received
about 5o,0uD majority over Cochran, llts oppo-
mont It wns ch :rgcd at tho time tint Jonos was
ineligible, because ho Ind accepted 4 cl,nllopgo
to haht tuo five years ago, which tho Co1,stl-
tuition OF tho State aoclarcB Bhall mako any por-
son 30 nccoptin!E Ineligible to my office III
tho State, and also mnkos him liable to
prosecution in tho Criminal Court. Tho acsiun
Of tho Contrasting Board, nlado tip altogether Of
members Of tho Hamo political party aB Jones,
will 10 received with very great interest in tho
stato. aud VIII make all important precedent il
such matters. The decision as announced
Cochran, Aas no claim to tho ol.ico
second, majority Of tho Hoard Of throo mou,-
bcrs hold tint tho proof shows that tho incuu1-
bout, Jones. did accept challenge. aud In
thereby disqualified from holding Office, and
tley a!so hold TINT tho Board has jurisdiction to
try md decide, tho question Of hia guilt on tho
testimony by t!eposiions before them; third, a
minority OF tho Dourd, ,two members hold that by
tho testimony, therefore. tho Donrtl fails to
rrora that Jones IL guilty, nnd also that tho
Board ias no authority or Jurisdiction to trv or
conyot or such crimo or oTenBo
Ike that on on record; 1; fourth, iia'''is, aho
Board holds that whom it has flied ita opinion,
one copy III tho ufico Of tho Secretary OF State,
antl has sent ono copy to AEr. Jn.neA 4. Cochran,
tho eontoatant, lts functions will coaso.
, 1874-11-20

r,eut. 4 nonlbor Of tho Conscrvativo Commit
teo protested agatnst counting tho roturnH rro,l,
Carroll, on tho grollnd of tho election lnY-
ing hoen illegally conducted. and Of tho
returns hnyiny bcou tn1nporol with
nflor reaching Now Orloans; Tint
thoY hatl oeon hi thp lnds Of a1r. Dolihnm, tho
white lladicel Senatorial candltlato, who waa
ecan to hayo the tntly~Hhccts sproaa out upon y
table upon which wore pom a'll Ink. The Car
roll Parish returns wcra Jail over Ill! next wook,
nnd tho 1'oard ros1itnod tito city count.
Gaho Icobo waB arrhigncd botoro Unftoa
Statos Commissioner Emmett D. Craig, CHARGED
with altering election returns from West Uaton
Rouge. no gayo bail to appear for examination
tomorrow.
nE1EAsE AND nEAnnEsT.
A special from alonrne, La., states TINT upon
tho ro|caso by Judge Trimhlo Of Marshal sefye,
At Vienna, io was rearrostotl immediately by the
Unlsoa States Marshal, on n charge OF otabozzlo-
tnont, aud sent to Now Orleans Splye 10 now In
ths city. 1Ic was Until recently special agont
vt tho Post-oilico Department.
, 1874-11-20

. Special Dispatch to TAe GH.caao Tribune,
LANSING, H., Nov. ia btlsk snow -atorm
act ln to-day, With every indication OF = heavy
1al1. The river Ii cloar of loo yct. but no boass
are running.
Spec1t Ditrasch 10 Tic Chieano Tribune.
PEonlA, ILL.,. Nov. 10.-It Aaa bnou showing
ateauilY nipce about o'clooll today.
Spttia& U'srntch to Iht Cht,aa" 1TfbRne,
FnEEroNr, ILL.,, Nov. ia brisk suuw-stor1n
not III hero thta Afternoon, and mp to thu timo OF
aon4lng this dispatch (S:30 p. n.y. has continued
unabatod.
SpretN Dispatch to The Chttdao Tribune.
l.ooKEonn. ILL.,, Nov 19.-Laht ulght. t!o 18th,
Waa tito col.ioat OF tho aonAn,l thus far und tn
day l,as been tho colaeHt OF this mouth, t1o ,hor
p'~---'"" "'@F9ino a sboYo zo4o. 1t n m. It
, 1874-11-20
ABDUCTION CASE.

sr 1.ouIs, Nov. 1o.--Albort r. Field, a vel1.
known clizon Of Eau Claire, Wis.,, was arrested
nt Tue Mansion House, few miles from It'll. thls
nni.y. to'daY, charged with tho abduction Of
e. to DAVID u. Tabers. . prominent lawyer Of Rci
Wing, Minn. The affair grew out Of family
tronbiea dating back several yours. Field is liz
iather Of Ralph's mother. from whom
given the custody Of the bow. since
when several attempts haye boen made to rot
possession OF him by his mother, who is now ia
wife OF 8: .. Botts, of Eau Claire. The boywas
lonnd with bis grandfather, and both. left 10.
clu, of that city, AA"a"
, 1874-11-20
INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON
WESTERN,


lSD1ASAPotls, Nov. 19.-Ths Daily Nesos of
this afternoon publishes tho following in regard
to the appointment OF y Noccyer for the Indian-
apolis. Bloomington i Western llailroad Comma.
n.y. Yesterday afternoon, on the poti-
tlon OF tho several classos OF Loul-
holders Of the Indianapolis, Bloomington
y Western Hallway Compauy, Con. Geo. B.
Wright Of Columbus, o., waH appointed by tie
Circuit Court Receiver Of tho Company. The
forenoon, and aston'shod tho few who heard it.
for although tile tlnancial condition Of tho road
has becn discussed famliarly heretofore, btili It
WAS tho general feoling TINT the indianapolis,
worst part OF the storm. and for tho future had
comparatively plain sailing. 0en Wright stands
at tho head OF the Wcstorn Bureau Of Railway
Commissioners, appointed uuacr the Saratoga
combination. q"
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commoucsd. and liaB kont up for tho last throo
Aorra. Tho SNOW ia now somo inohos doop.
erfetat Dispateh to The CAicaqo 1'r1o,,ft.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Nov. 10.-Tho first anow-s storm
and provon to DO the hoaviost SNOW TINT thig
continues. '
Specfa! N,rateh u Tbs Chfcaoo Tribune.
AunonA, Ill.,, NOV. 19.-rhroo inohns OF SNOW
has fallen during tho evening, but tLe woathor
is moderating.
spee,ai Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune,
Hcaaon is falling to-day. ~ '1~
sptctdt Dis,mtch 10 The Chieaqo Tribune
FoRr MAD1soN H., Nov. 19.-Snow haa hmm
falling all tho afternoon. oo4
, 1874-11-20

stand. md cross-oxaminod st1rt tina longer,
but nothing important was ollclsod. Tesssmdny
was ntldnccd to, show TINT 1ngorsoll rcoetyot a
aoyera injury ID tho bach, neck, or shoulder by i
fall from a'los. 1le also purchased strycbnno
for rats. Several physicians woro examined for
tho dofonso, including l'rof. Davien, Of tha State
doctors disagraong wan we'll illustrated In thor
difference as to tho causo Of symptoms IN
tho case Of Mr.. 1ngorsol1s 1ast
s'oknosH. and accounting ior them ol,
otaor ' M tscorles than thoao OF poaon, and doaht-
described to follow tho ,,.o Of ntrychnino in tho
tfnt. - - L
, 1874-11-20

Tlckct-0ffico Robbed ut Lincoln. Ell.
spee'at Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, ILL.,. Nov. 19.-Tho tiokot. Office of
tho Pekfn. Lincoln & Decatur Railroad Company
was eotorod by burglars last night, and about
Sl0O In cash and Ave coupon-tickots we're stolen.
I'To OF the tickets wore to Columbus and three
the raseala. ~
, 1874-11-20

All Quiet Mt tho Ieetf Cloud and Spotte,,
1nil Agencies,
CHEYENNE, ". T., Nov. 19-Gen. Bradley and
a1aJ. Stanton, Paymaster, returned to Fort Lara-
mic today. They report everything quiet at the
He'd Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies, Tho nn-
nn!sy goods lavo boon fssnod to tho Indians
Iho'lt 40o lodges of tho Keohochas aud Winno.
liuan. ~ ~'0t'ao-
Prot. Marsh. accompanied bv Mai. Burt and a
bono ilo!.ls on tho lltll. 0A VIZ
, 1874-11-20
un1avorab'e Report Of the Receivers in
the Muncie Railroad Case.
lfeccivcr Appointed for the Ill
dfnnapo1is, Bloomington
IL Western.
A Road Breaks tho Agreement Not to
Pay Commissions. T..
taE GILMAN, CLINTON G. SPRING.
FIELD IMBRQGLIO.

ANH oALMAN, CLINTON & SPRING,
FIELD IMBROGLIO,
FINDING OF THE MASTER IN cHAScEnY.
Special Dispatch to The CAiaaon Tribune.
bLooM1SaroN, ILL.,, Nov. 1o.-1n Seutembor
last. Judge Upton, in order to arrive at the ond
OF tho Gilman, Clinton Il spriugfiold Itai1roa,l
imbroglo, which has. through tho Intervention
Of the foreign bondholdcrs OF tho road. becom.
virtually different caso from tho ono, oricinolly
entered into between Home OF tho stookho,dora
on tho ono baud and Directors on tbe o.bor ro.
ierrea cortain questions Of law and fact tn
=. Il. princc, Mastor in Chancery, and direoto,1
the eounHol iu tho caao to present oyi<loncc mn,
arguments on these points before that official
who was oElerod to report llis op;uiop tn thc
ooutt. For some tino past tie Master hns been
hearing tho caso az fur as thu "a.
1eFfou questions arc concerned. mud this
Mook he submitted hg roport to tLe
court; llin finding IN tho shreo questions snh-
Hlst3ou TO him cover n numbor Of pauoa. Int In
substance it il as follows: -
frst-Ae IL Of the opinion that TIM IL nm
tho ols.ooG OF the Railroad Company issued to
uona iao stock, aud TINT thoy should DO ciyon
np aha canceiod, for tho ro4son that tl,n am.
t,act between the llailrond Company and tho
ssyefa proepaqs nf n. oG%psny IN which
also moinbots OF tho Morgan Improvement
company, waa o fraudulent contract. md in
VIOLATION OF tho trust which was vested in tho
Dlfectors by tho ntocIiholdere, ' '-''
necoHd-Ihat various tracts Of land wero
E, E,von u, to 70 tho Railroau Company along tho the
line Of its road, io consideration of thn torao
non OF depot buildings and atations. md doc,is
ior these donations woro taken for tic Comnanv
III the nano Of the Trustees; TINT about ss' 'odI)
worth Of theso lands have been sold and that
those donated lands and their proceeds ware
pledged to tho Morgan Improvemont Company
% collateral security for about SEQ, 200 adyace}
by them to the Railroad Company to INV rtIo tio
hrat installment Of interest on tho lrstmort1e,so
bonds Of tho read, 'ks6e
!HaFd-That tho contract for tho furniaI,n,,
9nd transportation OF coal between tho l,a,]roaa
Company and tho Barclay Coal Comnany is iiIc-
gai, aud that it was mutually abanlopod abont
July ], 1873; that tho contract IN to tbat Tina
had been beneficial to tho Railroad coinpany h1,r
o. to whether it would hayo remained bonotic;a;
TO tho Company for the whole TWENTY-FIVE yaxra
can tell. o"' Po"o'
:, Exceptions haso heon flied to tho f3n1Inp 1T
the Master by the counsel Of tho Directors NJ
tue Aalltoad Company and tho Morgan Improve-
mont Company. It is understood that these AZ.
oeptions are to bo argued before the Court 8at-
, 1874-11-20
Si.ot His 7Ian in sctg-Defonae.

oIlHtM Otspafch to Tho ChtcnqQ Tribune
sr. PAUL, Nov. 10.--Chaao's aptc-mortern
statement, published to-day, describes tho strrav
at Dcs Noyer's, IN which le received tic mortal
wound, and though aiming to show that 10 VIVA
shot without tho slightest proyocation, still 30
far confirms tho story told by tho booIkoonor WIN
shot 4'n as rather to confirm than discrcdIt
tho statement that the fatal shot was fred Ia
aolf-dofouse. ~~~N -
, 1874-11-20

sptciat Dtspatch to The Chicaoo Tribune.
RocxronD, ILL.,. Nov, 10.-Quito IN ARRAY took
place III Guiford, noar thls city, to-day, botwcen
d man narnod Kramer, and woman taucd
B'ank. Tho family dogs got into fight and
tho woman intorfered to lolp hcr dog, when
Kramer attackol and beat lor aoyorcy oyor Lin
head and Bhouldern with heavy CLUB. Fortu-
nntoly no bonos were brolsen. ThB afternoon
Justice Works, OF this CITY, issued a warrant for
tho arrost Of Kramor, and il caught be will bo
severely dealt with.
, 1874-11-20

spscta7 DfsNnfch 70 7He ChicdHo Triot,,l<.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Nov. 1o.-The Canvaasing
Doard hayo adjourned until Nlondny noxt, to
await returns from Jersey County of tho Logis-
1atiyo Foto. An error hns also boon discovered
in tho Legislative voto Of Livingston County.
The nature OF tho error Is not known, and It ca,,-
not bo determined whether it will clauge tho
tafy OF State will got the corrected return to-
morrow.