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r-\u amusing incident happened III
tl.r canvas. ,hi- week ir HARRISON tow 10.
,lip Pork hnvcr- have been solicitons
10 y,t upa large aumber Of stock hogs
hr' > ,vr boon offering low figures One
,ffh. reinrm ,rudilairs. who has the
name Of ..,ccdlsting alittlc on favorable
opportunities. stopped - the house or n
farmer. Mr.. en-, whs had few stock
lng. and j. little hard OF hearing.
calling him to- the door lie. IN HE most
bland. rhild-like aud pleasing mSnncr,
reformed nc farmer that he wac cau-
Niatc nsi desired his vote and infu-
oucn. Nj. g.. answered that several had
hrcr around trying 10 purchase, bat
'iim't come up To his figures. lie
fhough; pork would be n good price
CANnlpaTr:-,in ordinary voice.
"yru lon'i understand. I'm = candidate,
aal ilaund ses.ing ,ny friends. tAe pee
ile l'm Running on the reform ticket
snd think Your taxes ought 10 be lower,
AMI on county expenses less"
t'.--"Nrs- \ man was here last week
and offered me four cents, but that is
irl tlfprgh. .is You SAY, tie too low.
I'li 81 sn keep mine before III sell at
thst price"
{: 4 little loudcr.l "l'm candi-
,lsic. I'm not buying hogs this year.
Want TO save the peoples money by get
ing az Office. Can't you help me! The
rascslly oil GERS are getting too much.
aud spend the peoples money care
lessly."
c. Eyes, most Of these specializing
log buyers make too much, and will
rascal = farmer If they can. l watch
EN- all. How much are YOU paying!'
Candidate leaves in disgust, satisfied
his chances of votes in that neighbor-
hood are slim. and bewailing the belief
that tho people will not look to their
own interests. even though he sacrifices
his case 10 explain them.
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HARRISON TIP. Teachers Institute
met al the Sherrod school house las, Sat
urday. Proceedings came 10 hand too
A'e for full publication. Supt. Brnn-
,dtek opened the exercises by giving his
views OF the manner such ORGANIZATIONS
should be- conducted. winch were adopt
ell by the Institute. w. Thompson was
lchosen Presidcnt,and H. Is. Brooner Sec
rotary. The usual class drills were
gone through with. aud discussions had
rs Ia the best methods of instructing in
the various branches. which were inter
esting aud instructive. The following
programme Tor the next meeting. At the
salae place. Nov. l<lh, was adopted:
MORNING:
sto . 40 Orthography. J. y. Bixler.
$50 Ia in-Reading. q. l.. kclsc.
toto ~ :3o-Pcnmanship, II. B. Broom
er.
10: 80 10 ii-Arithmetic-F sctcring,
Emily A. Hope.
IL 10 i1-Gcneral discussions by the
teachers.
I To 80 -Ilistory--Discoverics, En-
lily Hope.
l 80 to s-Physcal Geography, II. W..
Harris.
90 to neutrality-suspicious.,
Oak,y Geiger.
2:3o to s-English Grammar, Docis
Hope.
3 TO g. General business and discuss
ions.
II. Il. Brooner and Emily A. Hope
were requested TO write essays on some
educational subject, TO DO read 81 the
next Institute.
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STATE OTINplANA.j
Ipu,s,is ts,,,nyy

!. Ar.rsr L.sTscIiei, Ambition, IN aud
for said county. do hereby ceruf* The
above and foregoing 10 lr rOrrvcs an,l
true copy of an order made, am! pro-
ccedimgs had. before the Beard Of Conn
mi.sioncrs OF said county. n their sep
TENDER Term, 1874. All of which more
fully appears from the record OF file in
my office.
IL testimony whereof have hereunto
let my hand and affixed the seal Of the
Board OF Commissioners Of said county,
IT Jasper. this laih day of September,
1874. AUGUST LlTSCnGl,
n32-3w Auditor Dubois Go.
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Order Districting the County for
County Commissioners.
STATE OF INDIANA

Dubois County.
At a regular session Of the Board OF
County Commissioners of Dubois Coun.
", Indiana. began and held ut the CourI
ilhouc in the town Of Jasper, in said
County. ON she first Monday aud sev.
enih day Of September, 1874. and on The
twelfth day of September, 1874. (being
The 9Th day Of said tern) when present
the Hon. John Mchnc, John e.. Stall
man. aud samuel Main. Commissioners.
the following amoag other proceedings
were had, to-wit:
Order 10 Redisirict Dubois County into
Commissioners Districts:
WnERrA.. BY the Redistriction Of Du-
bois County into new Civil Townships.
IL has become necessary To relisfrict said
county. also. into County Commissions
ers Districts il Is, therefore, now here
ordered 10y the Board. tbsi Dubois COun-
~ he divided into the following three
Commissioners Districts: viz:
First District To inclnde and to be
composed Of the Town-hips Of Column
bix. HARRISON. Boone. Madison.
Second District-1o he composed Of
the Townships Of cambridge, Marion.
Hall. Jefferson.
Third nistrirt-To be composed ~
the Townships Of jackson, raioka, Cass,
Ferdinand.
Aud that the Auditor If Dubois Conn
~ canse = public notice OF The above
division 10 be published in the Jasper
Courier aud llun,ingbnryh Signal, for
three weeks successively.
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1--WE received the minutes OF a

1--WE received the minutes OF a
Teachers Institute in PAtoka tow nship
y hich was held on the 2eth inst. The
ieacher' seem 70 have had an interesting
time. bus iheir proceedings came to hand
100 ate for publication the week sue.
tcefing the meeting. II these orc nj
s.tions want their minutes published in
the Courier, they must send them in
y.shln TWO days after the meeting. 90
that they may appear the same week.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the an.
IN dcrsigned administrator ofthe estate
of X. NJ. Davis, deceased, will Offer
for sale at public auction, ut the late resi-.
dencc of the decedent, In Harrison
Township, all the personal property no,
taken by the widow, on
FRIDAY, October 3oth, 1874,
consisting Of Horscs, Cattle. Hogs,
sheep, Corn. Oats, I Wagon, Farming
Implements, Household Furniture, &c.
TERMS.-Sums of nye dollars and
under cash; on sums over Ava dollars a
credit of twelve months will no given.
purchasers giving notes Mt interest with
good security.
LEROY CAVE, Admir-.
Oct. oh, -
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survey Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that on the +:
tiav Of November, 1s74, pursuant to my
request, the Surveyor Of Dubois County
will run the lines aud establish the corr
nsrs OF Section 20, Town !, S., X. ;, w.
An persons interested are notified to be
present. droKcr JAcobs.
Oct. 3, ts'S.-ew
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned. has been appointed Ad-
ministrator of the estate of II. M.
Davis, late Of Dubois county, Indiana,
deceased. Said estate 10 supposed to be
solvent.
LEROY CAVE, Admir-.
Octobar 9th 1874 -aw
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y EEISN.
JEANS, &c.. Sc.
fr rsrtis-rrn's use Together with a large lin. a
NOTIONS. MILLINERY, HATS. EIBhONS TRIMMINGS
GkEfklks. Of all klnds. HARDWARE WOODEN
Ahk, si< Va fact everything usually foaad IN the
best Country Store all Of which have been
extremely lev Tor cash. aud fOR CASH he believes h.
can give Q little
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iasn almost airy one else In Dubois county. Hs invite
an irspsrllcn ~ his goods and prices whether yot
wat 10 euy Or not a. u Is pleasure Ia shs~ gssd
gssds
JOSEPH FRIEDMAN.
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Extra speriaS Notice.
HEwAxs OF COUNrERYEIrM

smith, rsnie syrap has Nesn eeuntsrfstsd. end
the coanterfeit,r brought 20 grief
SMITHS TONIC syrup.
The genuine article have DR.. John Bans private
stamp on each hoss. DR. Johu Ruli emily has the righ
to manufacture aid ssll The original John smiths Tonic
syrup. Of ignisve. K,ptscky Examine well the isbe
on each hot.s. II nav private stamp Is not on each
bottle DO nos purchase. or you will ne deceived =
Sss N, column advertisement. and m, show esrs
~ill prosecute any infringing my right The gssu
se smiths Tsnie syrsp can emily be prepared By Ny.
self.
Tss PrsLic's sssvsSr.
On. JoaS BULL.
Louisville. keniacky. August Z. lsTs.
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S0erIu ITOctdUiUtiOus
Tho qualified voters OF Dubois County
are hereby notified that polls will be
opened at the above places Of holding
elections, in the several townships OF
said County, Indiana, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1874,
for the purpose mentioned in the fore
going precipe, whereof all persons in
terested will take notice aud govern
accordingly.
Witness my hand and seal, this 18th
day of September, 1874.
JOHN WEIkEL, Sheriff u. G.
9eptcmbcr 18th, 1874.
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Rockport AZ Jasper Mail s"r''-
vl,IlE undersigned having received ne
] contract for carrying the niaiI 10
Rokpori. respectfully informs any one
desiring 10 travel upon his ionlc, maj
he will leave Jasper every Nonda!s,
Wednesdays and Fridays mornings, 'nt
returns every Tuesdays, Thnrsds.s ana
SATURDAYS. Good team. comfortable
convA snees and expert drivers.
A share OF patronage solicited.
JOSEPH UHRICH.
Jan. 9th, 1874.
, 1874-10-29

Second Day's Proceedings OF tho Nu.
ti0Nnl Convention ca Tl,uerb.
!Snsrtai Dspatch to Ihd CHICAGO Tribune.
CLEgErASD, O., Oct, 2S.-Tho National Con-
ve1itton OF Minors held two aeusiouH to-dAy. Tho
lnotn1ng session WIS mainly devoted to tho con-
slderatlon Of chronic quarrel between tho As
ISOLATION mud tho Minors Benevolent Hociaty Of
srhuylkIll, pa. No result was reached, but tho
subject WaB laid over until tomorrow. The
evening session was stormy many of
tho doloGatoa ovinclng M ugly and
determined Bpiris. Most Ut tho
timo waB devoted to tho diacusaton Of tho 70.
port of the Committee Oh Revision Of tho Cou-
atitusion. It waB agreod flat tue Association
must have more money, nnl it WAS auacted that
each nav member should pRy al admission feo
ofsl, md nll mcmberH rs eenta per snontl, ~
dues. The former rno required dues of only 10
tho ground for determined stand against ON.
ployors lu future.
, 1874-10-29

- from fhe San FTG7tci8to Chronicle,
~ ChlnAnan named Ah-Fook visited the oftice
OF tho Coroner yesterday aud dctailed tho cir
c1l,nstanceH Of q cold.b|ooded murder Of one Of
hia countrywomcu On Wednesday night last In n
Chincao louse Of ill-famo OH Washington ALLOW.
noar Washington street. Ho stated that lie was
i'll the room adjoining tl,at III which tho affair
occurred. Ho heard Ah-Sin, tic propr!etresa Of
the house; demanding Bomo money from Pat
Uhoy, Chinese girl roaiug in tho house. Cloy
assortod that ehe did not have the money! and
Af-Sin told her if sho did not give hor the
money ahe would give her q dose OF
opium. Choy insisted that she did not
have the money. whereupon Sin dispatched a
Chs'1aina,l, Chin~Luck, to the drug store on the
corner OF Dupont and Clay streots for glass
syringe. Bin then dissolved quantity OF op,ltn
IN teaeup aud forced it down tlo mouth OF tho
girl with the syringe. The glrl died TINT night
md WAS buried on Thursday, it having been To-
ported around the neighborhoou BY Sin and her
companions that the girl hnd committed suicide
by swallowing opium.
Last night Officer E. Ward arrested Ah.Sin
and her male companion. together with All-Yet,
Celestial reraolago who ncta in tho capacity of
Clinoso undertaken to certain oxtent. The
latter conveyed the body OF tho murdered woman
to chalnel house un Ross alley, where no Kent
it until tho uudertakora buried it. They ove
charged with murder.
, 1874-10-29
A PLTTSBUItG SCANDAL.

Three Persons in Good Society the
Prominent Actors.
9pfciai Dsspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
P1TTsnuMo, Pa, Oct. 28.-A nice littlo scandal
onse has been brought to light hore. A woll-
known EaHt-Eud physician and member Of
the ton has been guilty Of few
social indscrotions. His intimacy was car
riod on with young woman we'll known
III society here for upwards Of two years. She
got married, removed to Philadelphia mud,
owing to ccrtain unpioaaant evidences. mado
full confession to hor logo lord which oauRel
separation. They then enci, unknown to
tho othor, wrote to the Methodist Church
OF Enst Liberty. of which all the
parties Lad beon members, and demanded NJ
investigation. This brought Man aud wife again
together in 4 very unpleasant poHition. Scarcely
Ind tho matter boon made public, whom a sister
Of tho young wife also confessed to too
much Intimacy with the young Doctor,
and 90 matters Htoou. This cyentng
tho church authorities held secret sosaiou.
when. after much paiayoring mud notns aud
haws, aud many shocking ronlarks, tho Doctor
was expelled from membership, mud 70 the
matter, which will soon norge into civil procoed-
lugn for daluagos. ends for tho preaont.
, 1874-10-29
Burning Of Forests in Central Illinois
aud Indiana.
fho Town Of Groenoastle, Ind, in
Flames,
Assistance Asked from Noighbor-
ing Cities.
Smaller Fires.

FOTGHt E4TGHt
hnecfaf Dfspaeca to Tie cAfraqo Tribune,
NhiANAroL1s Ind, Oct. 2S.-A dispatch Ina
1ua1 been received (to-night) by the Chlef Firo
Engineer from II. D. A1lon, Greoncas,lo, saying
tho town is on fire, higl wind raging. and ask
ing aBalatanco. No particulars ars eiyou, Two
ilro-cnGinea will start immodiato1y to thu a1, of
tho town.
Special Dismtch 10 The chtcaao Tr,5,n,.
New CATTLE, Ind. Oct, 2s.--Quite nanio i.
oa'lsod hero by extensive rea raging iu tho woods
surrounding tho city. TLa fro soems to In ,n.
ctrnHIng raridtv. and. ''n!ass something intnr-
veuoa. our chances f:r .ucape aro yorv sonIcr
Families near tho city FRO IN great distreyv 1nht,y
having LOST valnatln crops, and many othora
fear similar misfortuncH.
TEnhE HAurE, Ind, Oct. 2s.-Grecucapt1o,
Ind: is burning. I'lo following dispatch was
received hero ut 11:l5 p. MI:
chftf Of ffrc DEPARTMENT: '' ~S'' -''
anu as n'auy as possible. " D. ALLEN, Mayor.
Ono flre-ongino has been promptly dispatched
by tho Vanlalfa railroad. Tho telegraph ol}co
haH had ~ bc abandoned. Tile firo Is evidently
working III tho business part OF the city. The
wind IL very high there.
sbtcfo' loiapatch tn Ihe Gh,naao Tribune,
DANv11aE. 1l., OCT. % -Tha forest s mf!es
norlllenat of t3eorgoto"u, in this county, ,sus
discovered to ba on fire. at uoon to-day, When
our informant lott tho Bceno, space of 75 yards
"do ai,a ttree-1narterH # milo tong was
burned over, aud tho lire was still raging.
, 1874-10-29

marched III to tho Office Of the President, md
thotr spokesman lntorrosntod Tint gentleman ns
70 what tho Company rropusuu to Lo III roi.artl
10 paving It's employers. WHO nra now tiroc
pcareab!c mud orderly, and tho questions wore
put IL n respectful inRnter. Tho President na-
hurod THEM tllnt provisions would De l,ate to
phy tuotn onn snon.llH waEuH within q Weok, aud
ti,e rost would bo provided rs unon ~ possible
Is satisfied Ito nlan, aud thoy roturnod to
tuir work.
All old laly named Loftol, from Sp,tppQoll,
o., ell route for san Franossco lad ssor poultut
ltckei o. s9}0 IN curro;cy nli1 81 ,t}D tlraft OIL
Now Now ipi; M wli!l9 ellanelny cara Ut tho Tolodo
MINNESOTA
lhohlaa D.1rlia. Icsh-:IaAd Oil tho steamer
Usaeoia, lytt's 1T Ut. Paul, sllppad from a gaug-
punk lhoatlus AFTERNOON aud waH tlrowneti.
-Iilo trst marriage loense FOR 1fttinus Oh
record III RAsr,soY County,w WIN ta9,lod yesterday.
The parties aro Louia Walkor nud FANNY UhnAAa,
Who will DO united to.day at vt. pauI'a Church,
III. Paul, BY DR.. Patterson.
AID, u. M0lso, Of Draiucrd, formerly OF
minneapolis, was found doa.l Tuesday morning
from all overdose OF cllioroforn.
"A tollng woman HrlIool teacher boarding
Whh U. .. Goortil. II woll-knowh grain. .tloalor 1T
St S: Ginras Wlnona County being th'ea.enod
btTyctnino and her lifo WIS only saved by
psompt remedies. During her cunyulsi,:ns
ehloroiorm was administered, Of which Mr.
aoorttl inhalod considerable. Ilo hnd boon Ill
lor several wooks and tho oIrect OF tho chtoro-
lo1nl waa to proiltco partial lelnorrlage aud ill.,
t!ammason OF the lu,igs nggrayating iliB or!sl-
nal dsaeago ~ TINT donth resulted Monday even-
iug.
,,,-Lotner, tho purchaser Of the cigar store IN
st. raai Which Lander tho lat" ownor, u ac-
1uHe which Lander Is alleged to havo gathered
for firing tho slEop, and found it sntuutod with
oil and burning hot Spontaneous combustion
would have aoon resulted Ii the Htul nad not
boon inuvod,
MICHIGAN.
Tho Hon. Henry Chamberlain. Democratic
candidats for Guysrtor, aud The Hon. Juiln q.
blanchard will nldross tho citizens of Grand
Hasen this eveuing Oh political 1,,ntturH.
Tho Republicans OF tho second ReproBeuta-
tive District have nominated =. O. Walker for
the Legislature.
, 1874-10-29
superstition Among Miners.

Yesterday. morning d large number OF tho
miners employed at some OF tho Dulworth col
horlea. 10 North WarwickBhire, giving way to a
superstition which haa long prevailed among this
class. refused to descend into the coal-pits in
Which they IRE employed. Tho mon arc crotlu-
lolla enough to holleye TINT corta1n nocturnal
1!ocks Of nght-birds in their psaaago acr1 the
country arc harbngors Of an impending COL
liory disaster. During Sunday nigh 1t vas
ssatea that these sounds, which lave 10, IN doaig-
mated The Seven WListlers," had tAoen dis-
and tho result was that On tho fob wing n,orn-
Ing, When tho work s;h l,,ts nael resumed
'tle streots Of tho town. Tho recent cai,
'lery accidents at Dstlworth and tic sounds hy
Which they arc said to l.avo bcou prccoJod. soon,
TO have augmented rather than diminished Tia.
huporstitioua bolief %D''
, 1874-10-29

Snec1as Dispatch to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
Dfrnotr, Micll., Oct. 2s.-A dspatcl, from
Worthwhile, In this county, says the Michigan
school-Furniture Comnany'a buildings wore
burned down last night. LOGS not definitely
KNOWN but thought to bo from $4,000 to s20,-
600. with small Insurance. Tho fire .7as first
discovered about half-past . p. m, aud IL sun-
pose't to have originated iu tito olgiuc-roo1l,
Through the heroic efforts Of tho citizons, tlo
storcliollso, containing several thousand to!lar3
wofla Of achooi-furniture. was aaved. BY this
disa3ter twonty Or trenty-ava hands arc out Of
employment. The Company will resume ~ soon
~ they cau rebuild.
, 1874-10-29

News Items ToloErnphed to The Cha-
cagO Tribune.


News 1tenas ToloErnphed to The Chs
cago Tribune.
ILLINOIS.
Jacob WOLF, an itlnerant aoissors- grinder,
about 81 years old, while Intoxicated, was run
ovor by tratn of cara on the Chicago, Busling-
ton Quincy Railroad, noar tho passenger
house at Mendoza, Tuesday night, about
o'clock. and instant'y killed. Tho Coronog's
Jury, IN their verdict, exonerated the railroad
company and their employees from all blame.
-IeHtorday morning, Potor O'Halloran, in
cagtng cars betwoeu the second and third veins
At tho ko'losha ooal-mlno, accidentally pushed o
chr IN tho shatt, which dragged him In after it,
both fallng distance of l50 foot into the sump
bolow the third vein. Ho waB Instantly killed..
He was hbout 90 years or age, aua toayos wifo
and several children.
-Frank Jones, u btakeAman in the employ Of
tue Indianapolis d 81. Louis RAilroa1, WAS run
over about quarter Of q mile west Ut DottlniLo
while attempting to uncouple tue ca.a Of Il luoy-
lug freight tsain. Tho lonoa in tlo right side
of ha body were crushed aud both logs cut or.
his injuries fatal. No hopes are entertained Of
his recovery. he is Il yeasa Of ago, and TN
uarriod. His pasatlts reside in Loicostev, N. I.
INDIANA
About 10 o'clock Oh Tuosaay night tho private
room, Of the supetlntondent Of tho Wator Works
iii tho Water Works building ut Laporto Yaa
discovered to bo. on tiso. Tho most OF tho
6upenntou1onts wardrobe aud library yero
burned before tho haMeB wero 1ucnched. It IL
supposed to have boom Lho work Of IN iucou-
dlury.
--lmmonao exoltomont was cauaod yesterday
by tho killing OF four largo black beare botweon
Auburn and Waterloo. The lurgost woiEhel 2l5
pounds. Tue population turned out on masse to
Wltuoss the hport.
-In tho Iaiiaaa State Baptist Association yos-
toruay tho report Ut tho Committee on State
Missions was prosecuted, showing this depart
1nour of church lahor III tho State to DO acoo,n-
paling graat good. Sovaral foreign misalona-
ries OF the Church also malo ndtlrauaoa, Tile
Association resolved 10 largely inolo both tAe
home anu foreign mission work iu thu future.
"A verdict OF death from morphine adminjg-
terei oy her Dwn haAd waa returned by tho Cor
onci Il Jury In tho Gaze Of Mrs, Dawson, who died
ak India,apoIla Tuesday.
The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed itB
former ruling that tho ninth section OF tie Bax-
tor bill, declaring 1t nnlawful for man to got
drunk, iB unconstitutional.
OHIO.
.iondaY aaloonxcepes hy tho name Of Fred
Keoste. WAS jailo1 twuuty days for u violation OF
thu bohr ordinance. 1'1lesday night about 21U
mon went to tho hlayos's llouBe anu demanded
tho roloaae OF keartoy. That oliuiul in.,loal-
aso!y accepted tho silnatiou, won't With tho mob
to the jail, Ana cansuA the prisoner to bo eot ut
Liberty. Nothing further ttAnHpifdd yesterday.
MaeA indignation IN felt ut this yloldlug to mob
law.
THE worlsmen employed In the shopa of tho
Iolado, Wabash l. WoA.ern lailway at Toledo
fosmoa IN body yesterday attafnoon md
, 1874-10-29
n Canadian I}oaneattc sce,,r.

FTdN N!a 7l1HI1l{0H {UHE.1 Stfc|Of3T,
IT, "u oo ~ 'no nsenponou n nnsas heaEa
1spl ;ho place during thu night. On SUNDAY
lnlning It was discovered TINT tue place WA
Wy t!u.et. and d curious party poeped into tho
rom rhore tho drunken wretehos lay, whoa a
Eutbie SIGHT mot hiH gaze. Lying ln u omalt
a!Erflnont that did not contain the loAst yestgo
ufurnitnro, were Baker, A!a wifo, md a1cKeana.
thtl1o dirty hoart3a were pooH aud spa.tore OF
llol; tho Wosnan's face WIS Leymoared and
llcoas with blood on every feature, especially
sor tho mouth: Near who're sho lay was pieco
animation proved to bo her husbaud's ear, Sho
hh bitten It on in fight. aud tho yiotlln Of hor
y9aInibnllst!o fury lay IL eoaud, drunken Geep,
lb!Daiu9 ptofuso]J md 6arleaa.
, 1874-10-29
burning Of n Cotton Mil In England
---Tcn Lives Lost.
Dealings in stooku On the
London Exchange.
A Provisional British Government Estab-
llsaed in Fiji.


GERMANY.
Won AttNlM nELEAsEn.
BERLIN, Oct. 28.-The preliminary oxnmtna-
ton of Count Won ArnIm Terminated yesterday.
Tho Count was roleasod on 100000 thalers bail.
l1o will probably go to Nice for tho bouoat OF hH
health.
BHtsLlN, Oct. 2s.-Count von Arnim will not
bo purnlittod to quit tho esu,tsY.
POSTAL lNvEsrItiArtuN.
A1saBrH. Dlacktan and lunlbiell. American
delegates to tic International poatnL ConglcsI
al Dulnc, havo arrived in Berlin to study tho
Go,man pnstal arrangements.
PROJECTION 70 Ea1uHASTs.
BERLIN, Oct. 23.-rils National X,itung con-
trnuict tho report Ut tho rc-openny Of the nego-
tiattons hotwoon Germany al.d Amorioa In con-
ncctiou With treaty for tho protection Of elni-
grants, md Rays that tho question Aau not bcen
discussed by the Imperial Ministry for pomo
timo. The Zeit"ng says the Gor1nnn Govern
nont las at prosont no ronsun 70 oGlsayur to
come to any arrangement in this lnattor.