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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-08-26
About Two Pious Women.

Last Wednesday as the Western
bound train on the Central Pacific
railroad arrived at Toano two women
of the crusading class, who had been
travelling on the train for sometime,
got on to see if they could find
either sin or sinner to go for. They
had with them q basket filed with
nice little bibles, and with these
they were going about making mon
ey. While on the train they sold
several bibles and talked about re-
ligIon and rum to every one who
would submit to being thus inflicted.
While wandering about seeking cus-
toners for their wares they ran across
q .genteeI looking individual, who
was engaged tossing around three
pieces of pasteboard, and who seem
ell to be buried in deep meditation.
They drew nigh unto him, and, no.
ticing his finely-eut, classical fea-
lures were o'ersptead with shades
Of sadness, they offered consolation
and a bible for four bits. Finding
there were no customers in sight he
good-naturedly resolved to give the
ladies a little game, just to while
away time and keep them quiet.
lie threw the cards and then asked
them TO pick out the Jack, which he
had previously shown them. They
did so, once, twice, three times.
Then he threw them again, andeone
of the innocents cried, .sthere it is !;
you can't fool me if you did throw
'em quick" ''No, madam, you are
mistaken" he said, and drawing
out of his pocket a ten and two
twenty-dollar pieces, he said, "rll
bet you $50 you don't know which
is the Jack Oh, we never bet, ;"
said one of them, ''but you can't
fool US with your nimble fingers =
And then they stood and eyed those
gold pieces and thought how much
good they could do with them and
how little the possessor, apparently,
appreciated their worth. Watching
for the favorable moment the reck-
less young man said. swell, |
don't care, seeing it's you, I'll tell
what I'll DO, seeing you are SO sure
about it, I'll bet you $50 against
that basket of books-hallo, DEM
me, they're bibles but everything
goes as it lays-you can't find the
Jack" Now they were convinced
more than ever that he was bold,
bad, ,micked man, and they determ-
ined to take his money to help them
along in the good cause in which
they were engaged. They "put up
as both were certain the same card
was the one they were after; one oil
them seized it with, "this is the
boy" 1t was turned over, and-it
was the tray of hearts. Their nat.
urally long faces at once assumed 8
longer and more serious cast, and
they looked at the card, at eacl
other, at the bad, bad man, at the
money, and then at the basket OF
bibles, thoroughly bewildered. The
monte sharp put up his tools and
walked off with his plunder, and be
fore the victims comprehended the
situation he disappeared from sight
The sequel is soon told. The win
ner marched through the train and
distributed the bibles among the
passengers. What became of the
women is not known by the passen
gers.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-08-26

The Boston Post looks at charity
in a business way. It says: "The
Baroness Mayer de Rothschild and
her daughter are puffed for their gem
erosity because they have giVin So
500 to charitable institution; but
if man worth $1,000 had given ten
cents, which would be quite as large
a prodortion of his possessions, who
would have wasted ink to record it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-08-26

~ Two years ago the Republic
cans carried North Carolina by about
twenty-five thousand majority. Now
tile Democfats carry the State by
ten thousand, change Of thirty five
thousand votes. The Radicals did
it with these little civil rights bilL
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-08-26

20 AT a recent prayer meeting
in Plymouth Church to give thanks
for Mr.. Beecher's statement, he was
recognized as the prophet of God S
love-" '' Mr.. Beecher isn't yet far
enough out of the woods to begin to
halloo." Tilton and Moulton were
not present.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-08-26
The Morristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY. AUG. r26. 1874
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% A YEAR. STRICTLY IN ADVANCE

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newspaper with a paying and constantly increasing
list Of subscribers It's circulation in the couil4es
of HambIen Hawkins, Cooke, Jefferson efa1A5eF
and Claiborne is more general than any oenef pa
ber-making it the best advertising nieo-'-n u
Upper East Tennessee.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-08-26

Col. Forney's Press maintains
that at weddings the minister should
no longer be allowed to kiss the
bride.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-08-26
ADVERTISING RATES.

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One Dollar, each subsequent insertion Fifty cents.
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, 1874-11-21
LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS;

o!eohI Hapdtch to Iha Chica1o Trt1unA
nEW foRK, Nov. 2o.-Iha wheat market onnn,
o. better with far lo,ualtl for export. hut the
extreme prices asked q1leoaod business. Tia
nlerket closed firm, but quiet Tho 'oxtromn
d!t R1tacos asked alao checked tho export inonr,. !.
Ihoro was loss inclination to press the iow
g1adoa Of wheat, but the scarcity Is drawback .w
e, to an aotivo tratle. Winter whoat Is stea]sv
Iho saleH woro 0f,o00 bl,, a. sl.05@I % for
nng1adod Iowa and Itinnosota., Sl.os for or
No. ! o:;,o Chicago spring, 9l.o6 fur No. 10.
sf,xs.,,eag Chicago :, osp1tng. 9i ,ls. for No. -
for amber DO. 4l.32 for white Ohio. si' ID ;or
w4iso Mlohlgan, $1.2s@l.2 for anDor do. '''
barley Is neglected md prizes favor tin
Barley malt ig quiet and tame. Sales Of T. nm
bn a. u 80 for Western, end el.1s for fair o twoD
Oats aro bettar and Ia fair domand for thu
tsado. Tho offerings aro molorato rlo saica s
aro 8a, 900 bn; now Ohio mixed at g5l@S1ancoes toe -
whita ct 03@08c; Wostern mlxed Ut o0I5o atlnol
aud Q7}Eo IN store; wl.lto at 670oUao l,ixed at
091o. aud whIto st 07@0s4o On traek and
hyo y f1,m but quiet. Tho sslea aro 1000 bu
Corn 10 fur domand, but at lower prices. Tbo
supply il moro liberal Of nen, nhich closos
, 1874-11-21

active. Tho satss MO $4,000 bu: wo.tntrIn
Mxea @ a t6g@0to for old IN Htoro md anont, not,
or y a. SysseAo old yellow at o2o Jersey yai
Iho pork market is moro active nnd f,rmtr,
naios o7 400 brls moea at s2l.uO, 25t1 brla do.
qquyot january. at 822.00; 900 brls ito. aolier
~ aaa e. S22oos 600 brs do, aolor Iohrnury
~ saS;2'99a22. 1860 brla do, buyer February
s,., H. satou quo br)s primo moss at st. LouH fa
th1s months delivery.
Lard 1s less active md at very variable flguro8.
%vpenine % much highqf far the future but near
i'en e1e oosc tho improvement Was lost and casi,
olohea very much lowor. galcB Of 80 tcs West-
Ma GIn steam at 1Ao 1900 tcs choice city at lIo.
aa}. r1I 1utafo delivery We hear Of 250 tcs,
TO- he!!of carly Novomber, at 144o; 2,500
ttcs' Boiler Decombor, Ut 1956G5i4c; 1900
10y, soi!er January, nt 19ek0131Io; 75O tcn
sol,er Maroh. ct 1870; 1000 TED, solor tsix
months, at 19A@l81So; 6.500 les. soller tIo
year, ht $50 tcs, seller ton months. ot
15e4o 20oo tes, sellor the yoar, at Is 13-100i4o,
cl9e1ssns 91s at The inside prices. =
IAeto' tB very .llttla accomplished IN forth
!Itfalghts, anu rates are considerably advanced
tht 10 particularly noticeable for couyeyanrs ~
gram by steam to Groat Britain. Tho oliartcrinr
is also held at decidedly bottor rataH
traiea WV 6A"'' 01u 'oetoa
Whisky d weaker. with liGbt slo1mand at lin
oeoline. Sales Of 100 br1a as sl.02lIDl ,O2iS:
also, 90 bsls Alcohol at s1.01. ~. ~.
, 1874-11-21
A LOUD CALL FOR Ain.

TorEKA, Kan, Nov. 20.--The KANSAS st.ta
Cenfgai holief Committee, at It's moeti1g in th,a
fa;fh tSsea ta ~ aarsss to he people, setting
f'aa, asd tho plan proposed for relief. Ibe AL
dress atates: !" We have sufficient nroof that
IN some cases, solicitors OF aid aro unprinoinlod
Rstsons M tnat they a.e aotnated BY selfish mo-
confidence We but discharge an in,nortant
daty, deVolYed upon us by our appointments.
when we warn our friends againat t,lacinc thoir
boaefaotions in the hands OF nuauthorlzed' irre-
aponable parties. II there arc those outside Of
wants Of our hardy, industrious, but now uns IN
fortunate pioneers, this O,umittee afforls them
= mode through which thoir contributions NAV
10 tudlc!ously applied to thom, and fully 40.
, counted Tor. All persons now Engaged, or pro-
Iutioas, either ,a ts sssto sts u beyoaa eon,ai
4, upon ssttsfying this Committee Of
their fitness for such service, will be
recommended to the Executive Department Of
made by tho Governor, will be guaranty Of tlo
responsibility Of the party to whom It ia granted,
and laok OF snch Endorsement in any case should
not 20 oyorlooked by those to whom application
may DO made. Whatever contributions Of money
DO properly judicionsly distributed among Tie
moody. Individuals or local committees desirinp
moro epecitlo information concerning matters
connected with tho relief Of our people should |
aaateas dlFeotly the Secretary OF tAo Committee,
and 81 1onttauces Of funds should be mads to |
lhe treasurer at Topeka. With emphasis NO |
AaHort that our suffering people aro not
wanting tn enterprise, nor courage, nor
my Of tho elements of true man
,ood, Tho nncomplauing patience with which
won women ai'd oliiIdsou ara enduring tho mis-
ortunes that hayo fallen upon the1n II nothing
hort Of heroic. Onr pooplo have not lost failh
themselves nor in tue resourooa Of tho Bt1to
II whch thoy live. III tl,olr balalf we conf
ently Appeal to tho llberalty Of those who cotl-
10 suffering. (a1gued) Il. s. SroyEn.
ieutenanl. Governor, fal tFtaldeut Of t1a Kansas
, 1874-11-21

I1ao to rcoeivo tho respect ehe desorved. IL
YOU'D have American glrlb'do anything elAo thht
aii;ohos'-Work. for tho soason that labor Ii an,
oa! oaner capacity, though over 10 poorly rewarded
ooAhanaod moro OF roepook. :.
,,u Mn. CoLLyEn nErLlEs. -.
oiria .SonYer followed 10 dofonBo OF American
H1.!a @ N the ktohen. iIc foarod tho goutluma;,
sne. sno ptosoded him bad had dark experience.
wharo hs ei, hs oMn fmil he won1d gay t1at
:mifo 90 received twenty. Ho lad 'novar aaon
ho noyer o, so gentleman Portrayed and hoped
said .ho bad ttIo sas1 Ink TG159r + ~: 49,. \
could do nothing but lousawn'I1e ~" Ill., H., 9.1 ~
,asfugglod lilo aRaiuBt rront oT1a ht n.a nsa
'pfona to say TINT Bhe Ind strurk H.,
moro remnnoratlvo than kItchou.work. ha M
nstGLnoy attefy sno you carHlnE $350o por yoar. Al
her sloos. o"'usuto 70 ony
l. Dn, Tnon4s q
followed. Ho did not approve Of TIM a;,a,o,a.-
OF Dr. Colyef and the Rev. parklurst, fTo s'dG5 ~,
VIZ ", aonevo IN anhartty tat eneouragcd leuess
o!ety vas that It proposed to DO q stopnina,
nseuo 70 sllccesa for poor Tur,on. Tho kitober,
!.!o was lard one, and h1s sympathy went onr
i1f lhat clnsH who wero so 'lcs,17uiod inrthoir
to correct tho evils oomplaiaod Of. 4 Ijs traInjnGs.
bqhool Tor girls was esanntinl. He folt tIht h}a
oFother oiorEyncn In their addresses had turnod
= = cold shoulder to aspiring women. lie folt TINT
ne Homo proposed by tho Industrial Snc,ntv.
19dor tio leadership Of tho noble women via
spre active in rssablisbing It, would be- Of in
St'rnnang brn tba ga1f'a Mo d9 not
ohe to which sho Nas adaptod. ia Lid 5000 @ Y1 TOO
9act, or tue, liy4a Of kftel,on girls to- bolidyo
nat they priked their privileges, or too hIrhly
,p1oged ,hslr honoss lIo hoped % asotbo poor
5oneh OF Thta land surrounded with educational
.no o!eVating influences, just aucl NJ ,yaB prp.
'ociety. A' 4A'o
At tho conclusion Of DR.. Thomas|renarks tho
Meeting adjourned. - NAV
, 1874-11-21

THREATENED sTAnyAT1oN.
sAs sEnAaT1As, NOV. 2o.-rho steanships
Nn'oh loft bore for santander with troops have
rotufned, owing to Stress Of woather. Thia
unexpected accession to the population cauBes
appfenenslon, aa the provision supply Ia abort.
qntsoNEns s1or NJ THE oAhI,sTs,
soSa SannmIp, Noy. W.ETho carlists ,Rhot thirty
~ LoNpos, Nov, 20.-A special dlepatcb tn Tim
oIanddrd states that large relnforcornonte aro
going forward 10 Miranda, shoro tho Republican
ermy Is massslnE for operations In Navarro and
of sno Ieel ol patnp9luna. The Carllsts aro
mand ma, of Gen; Aenliri. Tho basque batta,ions.
WITH Don Carlos aud Con. Eio, arc on the noinf
OF leaving there for Paente Ia noina.
, 1874-11-21
CRIME,

ost.U1nco nubbcrs'Arrested,~... ,~..."s.
Special Dsspaseh to Tas Chicago TRIBUNE, :.
QulScY. Nov. 2o.-Tho Quincy, .lVAiq Of to-
day has the following: "About ton daya ahd: =
man named Gray, upon Offering TO- sell postage
stamps at very low price at tho Post-O flee. ex-
cited suspicion, and was arroatod and held 10
await Developments. From aray's conversation.
1no officials becamo satislled- that tho hostage
stamps bad been stolen, md that Gray could i'm.
part Bomo information that would throw 1rbt m
. number Of rocant Post 0 mca robber1es, It was
hnnouncod Q few days after the arrest Tint ffrnv
had oeen discharged. Insthad Of ;.boink turnni
iooee, ne. was roleasod from oonflna,nonf
ana placed IN charge Of thu Chief OF Police. m
Ms agreeing to furnish tho offioala with infor,
matlon that would load to tho arrest OF othors.
.as upon hla atatement man namod Peters was ar-
acaaoa aug lodged IN JAIL tho ollocrs finding
dotonsion. Yesse!day. SIr. -Davenbul q Post:
maetor A. VnlonYi1lo, No.. whose oflico nad ham
robbed, came to this city In company With ljo
Marshal Of that place. aud satisfied themselves
mat Petors and Gray were coceraad or
M,a,ts, Mete connected with tho robbers Wit
y;sna y;s'taa hts hodfce. It T. was :. also
discovered that Gray had withhold conailerablo
information about tho robborios from the nfficora
nna el 1his morning Postmaster Plggott REQUESTED
too ohsof OF; Police to lock tho mai, up Grav
vas arrested on 4 warrant iee1tcd liy nn1fnd !
'otatca a1arshal Williams, Tha officers Ira at1i
ot.n WtorHng up tho eaao apd tlaro will probably ba
~. fess and aray had Just completed torn IN
tho Missouri Pcuitontiaiy. Pctcrs ID nratoa4 ~
sional post-oifco rouber.'' sA''''~
r q professional harness thief, by the pamo Of |
a1,ne, Vas also arrested hero last night, Uo was
'aAen JUST a6 he :was stepping aboprd tho trnir |,
f!@1 s"o Valuable harnesses In his possession. II
, 1874-11-21

LONDON. Nov. 2o.-A terrible explosion ooour.
req III collfary at Warronvate, yorkehlro. to.
gay. Fourteen miners aro known 10 haya bean
killed. e~0'4
NOT 1LEAsED WITH nusmA's PEACE PROJECT.
LONDON, Nov. D.-A special to tho Pal 3Eou
gazafe from Berlin SAWS It is stated there t,,at
the British Government declines to comnly witS
tue proposal OF Russia for Tue Adoption Of M
International codo on the basis Of thc necot;a.
tionB OF tho Brussels Conference, o6o''"~
LONDON, Nov. 2U,-T,ho total nnnbar ~ ,,;,,.,
~ tho explosion in tho WarrepyaIo ooai-minc
Yorkshire. il twenty-four. Tan mon hayo boen
rescued more or !css injured, ~ '''''
, 1874-11-21

opSotas Dtspaseh to The CHICAGO ir1bunx y
Ut: pAuI' Allna', Nov. 20.-W. D, Washburue,
o. Alnaearolis, ia IN tho field openly % a oau.
dtaato for tue United states senate, startin1
Sash tho promised support Of tho uouuepin
delegation and othora, tftoon In all. Gov, Dayln
quo senator ltamaoys friends aro also actiyoly
canyasslug for HIN. "eS4'0''
, 1874-11-21

I sps'1at Dlspat't 70 Tto chaeauo tribune. !
LANslsa' Mtoa.' Nor. 2o.-The Lansing Re-
publican states that tho oillclal returns recayet
from *il tue counties oxcapt shopoygan, Muoki-
nao' M&n'sou, and presque 1Blo, giyo John j.
pagley : plurality over Chamberlain OF b,ela
Tx fns"1 7 p9s.oy fsce!'ed e. III Chamberlain
'le5a than IN lB72, 'S'"' '''o 10 ooo
, 1874-11-21

:. II n e** *.E&a3HR1VE39 1kYo
c1Nc1SsAT1, O., Nov. 2p.-At Frankfort, Ky,
about midnight lsat higLt, tho " bisky ware.
house Of Robert P. Pepper, situated On the Ken
tueky River; / mtlo above the city and contain
Ing about 27.ooo barrels OF whisky, was totally
doatroyod by fro, With it's contents, Tic
whisky was insured for nearly 100000, Tho
principal loa6ts aro. Tho Underwriters Agency,
elo,ooo;' tho Royal, Of Liverpool, .a9ou0; Tho
Atna, e6 o00 tho North: American, Of ,phi1a-
dalphta, 1900, tho Gorman-Amcsfosn, Of Now
YORK, g, 600 the Niagara Of Now York, s5, SOD:
o ooonnsy iyania a Of philadelphia, $4,000 +: The
ln, of PhiladelpIia. @1.5Q0, tho Gonnocticut,
S9,2W.; Tho fife is supposed to have been tho
Work OF az tncepdEnry.' There waa slight rain
falling: The warohou8o was situated about 30
1Ya1ue from aiatilery, and. tho Wind WAS blow
ang tTQm1 1t. *The inter was not damaged.
, 1874-11-21

sr.SLou1s Nov. 20.--The rouud-house OF tho
Cairo Il b. Louis Narrow-Gaugo nailroad, in
East 8t: Louis; ILL.,. with ono locomotive. was
hn6n1d n about IA o'clock. laat night. Tho loae is
, 1874-11-21
Tho Third Wisconsin District.

- ~ .'777e*s7' 70 3I6HHe,
MADISON: Wis.,, Nov. 20.-TAo yoto Of Craw.
ford County Aas not baen received By Tue 8oora-
tary Of State. but, taking 1t aa otherwise ~.
ported 1t makes tho Third Congressional Dis
81, tFlot, stand. nagooa. Republican ,sa5.
Ihnonpson, Reform. 10, 343. -'~9''
Of which o302i ID Republican I4 spd n i991S'n9, ~
form, mailing the, Reform p,aiority ss7.Ms @
closor vote than ever caat In tbo Stato' ,ost
@ year tAn totI vota WAS III, ,622 witA. .16S75 Te.
form majority, r ::'f. IT 1'o-
, 1874-11-21

t.. on Thursday night Mrs. oottlolb' Schultz, lly-
. suicide by hanging heraelf viii. ropo In lie
ooW-saed' 4 religious mouo1nanla Ind hypo-
chondna, with Which aho was aHcotsd, lou tlvr to
, 1874-11-21

eAN baAaolAco. Nov. 20.-In tho casa OF Corn,
ner lafe, OF THU city, tho Twolfth District Court
to-day rcnderel . decision ouHtlug lin from
otllee foF !aslfsRaspqo. 4 etsy Of ays days Was
, 1874-11-21

,,Speetal ps4uasfd ia I1s Cafeaao 4%iauaf.
WzsTox, ILL.,, Nov. 2o.-peter Marerey' Of th,s
place. wl'ia walliaa = daop veil for Wiiam Dor
ny, in.. Livingston County, yesterday, .wa, Al.
most instantly killed by lid falny 81 tin simbern ~
wha wh'b b,Sst w;FS oe1"E g. s aEETn yp y oo
and several small ohtdron arc loit in distreaai,s
Girouulstancoa.
, 1874-11-21
1seP9rtfd Loss Or Thrcp Lake gcboon.

- spteta' nispatqA 70 31s Chicago Tribune,
DErno1T,, Nov. 2o.-lt is reported here that
tha .eelooners Atlanta apd ], p, Merritt, haye
eeen b 1oHt on Lake Eric. aud Tho sclponnr: Kitty
Grant on Lake MicAiRan, at 6augatuck. sTno
report IN the oasa of tha Grant was brouabt" ho o
maa who claims to haYq beon Captain Of ,he
vessel, aud who says ap Engllshinau nnmca
Thomas williamson and four NorwegiunH s,te WORD
droWuad. ,t9
, 1874-11-21
ITALY,


MORE POLITICAL ARRESTS.
ROME, Nov. 20.-Flfty moro perrous beloneinr
to the Commerristi have been arrested In Nan,ns
, 1874-11-21
CUBA.


RdFaNENE or TnooPs
HAVANA. Nov. 20.-Ths Spaa,ah mail eteatnsr
1ale de- Cuba arrived here to-day, after having
alaemt"rked force Of 1000 marines at Santiago
do Cpba.
, 1874-11-21
FIRES.
one Hundred q Thousand. Dollars
Worth Of Whisky Burned at 49,:
,' Frankfort, ny. '''
Property Valued at $3.50, 900 DESTROYED
:,:s =; at BrookyilIe, Pa.

At nroqkvil1c, Pm. - ~
PfrIanuno, Pa, Nov. 2o.--A Chronicle epeclal
ron ~ nTooIivillo, Jelferson County, pa.. says:
"a, .Ah1e broko oot this morning IN Scott / shy
dora livery ethblo and uproad to and entirely
consumed tho Oak Hall Hotel, Owned byfMr.
Boil, two dwellings, owuol by 4. Artburs and o.
cupled bg g.. L. Irwin aud T. P. nccfoa, Ntcho1-
sons large building. occupied on the flrst door
BY g. I. 1r~lu. nieEchaut, aud Long / poaraa1l,
nafaTaEo ~ TUG second floor waa used a. Tqwu-
hasi. and the third story by tho Masonic Order;
tho Franklin House, owned By J. s. King Z. L.
Blooue building, occupied on tho tlfas f16or by K:
l. l. n!ootl. druessti John Atiis. grocer; piokey
1T a. ho9neesdy general lnesahandaei tho second
nnd y ~ 9. u; DFewn. undertaken apd[ tha taird
1.aa Moor by the oad Follows Lodge s. q. Fryer's
atofe aud dwelling; A. g. Bcribnor'a dwelling,
occupied by 9. Il. hinis',; Mrs. Cleuaouts dwoll..
1pE iJ: +. csr1oll's atore and dwelling, and ".
=. M1ch,oghts three buIlinga The 6tal loss is
WILL cover about Aa1f that nmount,
, 1874-11-21

Fatal Roller Explosion.

- Special hssoatah to The Chicago ytt6,n<. !,
LA"hEScE' O., Nqy. 2o.--A terrible pollor o.
ploe'on occurred hare, at tho uapla Grove coal,
mines. about o'clock thia afterpoon. Joo
Norman VAS suddenly killed, and Janea Moore
s4 sallons|y injured TINT 4s died III aho4. three
in accordance with tue al,oSSo facts. Tic ca,se
Of tho axploason u unknown. =. '''''
, 1874-11-21

DEATH or THE AnoH-DuKE CHARLES FERDINAND
VIENNA, Nov. 20.-The Archluke Charles
Ferdinand died today.
, 1874-11-21
Alleged Elcrtion Frauds In n,a.sn
: ChuACttk.

chuactts.
Rosyox, Nov. 2o;-The A1assachusett. Labor
Council Htate that they have proofs Of lis biz
Ing OF 75o men, during the two wooks preoodinr
the e'eption, 1t An expense to tue Govorpmont of
s1'6oo per day. Most Of tho mon werc dis
charged after the election; TINT tho reoomu md
s ati9ns ,7t tor bring these wero signed By aooch
thlne u enae !o o aaTtoa ha forGo had little If
their statemen! be submitted, through tn, tho
Masaaahueetta Representatives, to tia Gano1o o1o
and aouae, and that special oommistoa hs anD