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LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS,

spsetat D.snatth to rht chinase 7r,punt.
New IoKK, OCT. 2i.--Iho stock market was
dull aud irregular for tho Fonesal list during tho
day on fluctuations ranging franz u 70 u per
cent. Wabash was exceptionally aotigo, the
changes ranging from A9i to 30t5. Towards tho
cloao Of buRihoHB Htocku Woro nt their beet, but
tho market was extremely dull. The 1s1nnoss
waa caused by tho Ellt OF money, wlsoh wont
begging for somc employment.
PRODUCE.
Flour dull nna heavy. with limited export
ond homo trade inquiry: aales u. 0oo brls at
e4Oo@A for supeEiino stato gaeep1l 3oe 70 ioo oo
tor fancy do; *4.10@4.75 for anperliuo Western.
Receipts Of broudstulfa. provisions, oto., to-
day--WhiHly, 40 brls; flour, g.953 brls; corn
1ss pSsa e @ si as' oil e essss stgs pss pss vss
aS5,7lp bu; corn, IS, 200 IN; oats, %, 100 bu !.
barley. 10, ESQ bu 1palt, 5G4 bu.
Rye fous atesdy; saloa $50 brls At s4.25@
Com meal quiet, with GALES Of 800 .brla At
s4.s0@4.e0 for westorn, and s6.oO@5.lo TOR
Wheat--M.rkot quiet, without decided change
IN price; sales 75,000 bu 1t $l.O1dD1.2 for No:
9spr,nsi S1,oa@Il % tor No; ohcayo; sl.l9
No. . spring; sl.l7@1.22 tor 10. i apsiag !;
e1.07@1.4l for ungraded loxa and MINNESOTA !;
sprlng. el.l5@l.1o for rod winter Western !;
@1.2o@l.23 for snlber do; and s125,D1,aa ior
white Western. Rye quiot at vsc@al02. Bar.
gu private terms. harley malt guiot aud STEADY.
Corn rather more steady aaIas 4l,000 bu 1t
960}5dpS7o for WeRtern lnixod. Oats dull and
lower; sAlos 81 900 bn ut 6S@59c for mixed
Weatorn, sud 5g@8lo Tor wiite Woatorn.
ptosinions-Poyk market firm. but quiet At
elaooGolo2b for nav muss; a1s.G0 tor extra
,nuse s9l.Uo for prime moss. Dsof qule. 1t
$1,000 for .plnn mess e14.00 for extra do.
Doot hama hsagy ut S2l.o0G290 90 for Western.
Lard fru aAlas, 900 toa as la3io9i9}fo Tor
primo eseaua.
Wbskkt-Tho tusfkttiA 4tats It t1.o2 t9l.otH
s,ks Hni1na
, 1874-10-26
WASHINGTON.
Worthless pnvemcnts und Notten
ScWers-Anotler Polar Expedition
4 NJ

Worthless TMvenAentB und Notton
ScWers-Anotler polnr Expedition
Talked Of.
sp<esa, Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WAsuMo7oN, D. c.. Oct. 25.-Tle costly i'm
provemonta made by tho Board OF Public Works
In this city arc almost daily, In one way or an
othof, giving proof OF the fact thns they we're
hastily constructed, Of the poorest materials
and IN tho moas careleas manner. Tic people
paid tor tho very best and hsvo got tho very
poorest. The asphalt pnyementa are wearing
out all over tho citk and 20 rapidly that
Supervising Architect Aullett recently felt called
npon to rasn the Commissioners, II rapalra are
not promptly made, that tho streets will DO ut
terly ruined. Forney's Chronicle says thia morn
ing: We hnye he1rl ho1o and there, lately, OF
neucea TO contractors 70 do small repairs, while
1holo atIeeta dono By he moat noted ring con,
tractors aso SLOWED 70 rot uvay unnotieea, and
Me thfee yoars :of guarantee to staA away
Tho wood pavements arc also golpg rapidly to
nSesay' aoms Of then s hari9g been laid only
sost 9l1a per lneal foot ia Ia CONSTANT danger Of
Acolapso, which can hardly occur without I loss
of LIE. Twica within the paat woek section Of
W foct IN !opBtl cAsed Ia. A competent Wit
esmdnt mortar out OF the jo!nls ct lilo fsllou
work, and found thAt, after lnamssason IN Hator.
i crulnblad to piecos instead Of hardoulux
Whit" 10 co1tlnueet =" tn0 brckb tn this VIDE
aat arch sra laid with no more cara o. mortar
than the walls Of roHs Of houaea built o. apscu-
htion. II tho watec wAs NOW surped iu
thia saner. and food should occur thoss ID
serious danger Of extensive breal-oo1nB."
i project Ia on foot to ft out another ex.
petition to the North Pole. and 1t will probably
b vigorously puahsd; during ths coming wintor.
It to psopohea to ask congrRsa for an appropri-
alton TO build . voaeel for tue purpoae, 10 be
oalcered aud n,a,snod from tho navy. 1hsro
aro aaA TO be unmbas Of naval onlcots Milling
xoa Qnxtoua 70 volunteer IN such N expedition.
uAzrH1MARTkn- oENERAL ME1uB.
Parties aho otaiu to knom wlloroof they speak
aaseet shas Gen. Molgs Observation-Disclosures,
will accept the mission to nnaa!s, which, It ii
stated, hks bsau offered liIua. II the declMon Of
tho Astorney-uonarl III tho cass Of Gan.
Ncklss hhaA be to the ofieo. that = retired army
ofacer may rosnme bio position on tho lIat at
tho expiration ut aoxstee j. = aiplomasio OF Com
tisls Quartorhsxsee.Qsnsral ip plaes of Msida,
a44ts ssa'nt ~ ba ns!ls aoupa. ehs Il II beli4faa
, 1874-10-26
Congressman Who Have Re.
turned Thoir Unearned
Salaries.
Tho Official Accounts Made Public
for The First Time,
Some Notable Omissions in the List
Of Honorable Men.


Spseidt Dispasch 70 Tie Ch1:ago 7FitHne,
WAau1HoTos, D. G., Oct. 25.-Fron1 time To
time, during many months past, tho names Of
thoae mombers Of CougrcOs who returned thoir
baek.pnv havo been mado public, generally by
tho parties themselves. Tho Unitod Statea
Treasurer, through whom these amounts wero
covered INTO tho Treasury. has. at tho request Of
somo OF tho pay-backers, doolinoa to allow full
list to bo nado out for publication. The official
record kcpt fu the Treasury bus. however, re-
Gently boon released from secrecy. as it may
bo interesting to tho public to know
that only email portion Of tho ncm-
bcn Of tho House lave, according
to this record returned their salary-gra tho
names of all arc given below. Tie heading to
ono list is, "RetroactiYe increase Of salary re-
deposited BY certain United Statcs Senators"
ard tho other rclltea in similar language to
Representatives. Tho record Rllowa that
EiNETKEN BESArona
releposited their Increased aAlarlcs prior to the
paasase Of tho ltepeaIiDg set Of Jan. 90 1874, ~
folloW9
, 1874-10-26
nErnEsENTA71vk CANNON At pANy1I1'E.

DAxvllLg, III, Oct. 2i.-1i,o lion. ]. G..
t,;a H. ;src sn y, .a,a a'n fna
ro-elecsion, begau Gu actual canvass Of this
county with a speech At Lincoln Hall, last
night. Tic speech was remarkable In
no particular, simply. rohss1'ing the old,
OH tho minds Of bis l,carora, of whom there wore
about 200, TINT in the Republican party a!one
exiata4l tho necessary clements to aave tile coun-
try uudor my Md all circumstances. Ho will
devote the co,ninS Neelt to ,naEing speeches at
ltEorent points in tho. county. No enthusiasm
is manifested by eithor party.
, 1874-10-26
CRIME,


Arrest 01 Il Grave 1Robbers
spttial Uiepu&eh to Tie Chitupo Tribune.
sEYMouu, Iud., Oct. 25.-It wna found thla
morning that tho erayo Of d Young lady. buried
here yesterday, had bocn tau'rorel with. Upon
opening it tho discovery was made That tho body
bad beon takon out. The ,natser wan promptly
investigated. Trains leaving tho city were
closely watched. Officers wont ont on tho Cin-
cuoati mail train, going cast. and when
al nardonburg, = railoJ cnat Of hclo,
two n,on gos -, Oh NTH o trunk
was arrestca, hut tho ether jumped of tho train
whiio under way anu escaped. Tho trunk was
opened, and found to contain tho stolen corpse.
Tho corpsS and prisoner weyc brought buck hese
tonight. Tho Inter ia Ucru1an from Cncifl-
natl, and says ho waa hired BY the n,au Who was
with him, whosa na,na lo did not know. Great
cxo,toment rreyailo, anl it Ia feared he will bo
atratcI1e4l to-iirht
, 1874-10-26

Snets0l Hspa{tH u TIE FKtaoV 1fIGNHt.
Dw1our, ILL.,, Oct. 25.--A very largo tenn
church this evening. o. ". Pollard, President
OF tho ylilago Trustees. delivered a powerful
address. In which hc danouncea With no uncor-
tam words the Republican party for the cheap
aud mean way in which they had banilel the
added that he onco wua proud to bc
called Republican. but tint day had
passed. The Nev. Charles Dalong followed
with tho dosiro that NO might 10 ablo to rnto
upon aone plan upon which we oould ali work.
mud not insist upon cur own peculiar vows, to
tho rejection of all others.
This monthly aeries OF meetings hiss now beou
sustained Tor eight months, With no eigns Of
abating interest.
, 1874-10-26
Tho smith Kidnapping Cnsc-Actter
from t,0v. kfrOsvn, OF E'c5ancsEeo.
Spte;nI N,udtch to The CHICAGO Tribune.

S$~~~@A-~N%-A
from Gov. ksrosvn, OF Tcs.zlcaEeo.
tsptctal N,u6tch to The Chieaoo Tribune.
8rRtNnF1ELp, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-Ilo following ID
tho text Of Gov. Browns lottcr to Gov. DcveE-
dga, regarding tho kidnapping Of Smith:
E1xcuT1sE Ors1ok, |
NAshv11LH, Tenu., Oct. ~. +
~ t EJes''t"sy '0hn L. 1*s'r'aS Goe~""r e laiaefs,
gIn YuIr Excerencys latter Of date 18th int, in
ro;iy to niue Of the 4th ins Ina hoon dnlJrc'eived
and considered. regret that you feel It your duty to
Insist uron tie restoration Of George ". Hnth to
your Etnta, who IL undoubtedly lniirder-
or without tho 1taxt ertauuatsun or mitlgut-
ing circumstance In hix faror. Thls department
roatlag Smith, bringing him from tho 9tatu Of
1!noia, aud ta 1rs nfornstiou Of The fact Wan com
1uunirxteh To tho otnce by your E1cccucy. Then ho
was III hs c,.atody Of tho jndte!al apartment which,
under Constitution and LAVE. u independent OF
th. department. 1n all csscs where arpca tous ayu
chccrf Issued tho proper nanlate for tho srres: Of
the parties euuUut, and eudcaYnred to secure the.r
delivery to tho authority Of tho btato making tho
application. The only exceptions to this rule
ave SeeA Wlien tho party sought was ltld under in
dct7nens prtfentnent by tbs local Courts. In arc
eustody OF that department. Ct TIE Government. Had
your application reached mo prior 10 tho delivery Of
Smith 70 tbs oi1ccr1 Of Egnfy Comfy for trial sh3
present embarrassment would nos hAvo o1iBtc1. AZ
tho psrsen:a !tso1f lownrcr, under my
cortiun Of MY authority aud dsrrelioh, canuot yield
}o.tars to tie Judge If that Court for Lis copsldero
tIou. no regulation has reached mo for tbs parties
who arrcsted Smith. Vary respectfully,
JoHA q. bnows, Governor of Tennessee.
Cor. Bavarlage has taken no action in tho
matter - yet.
, 1874-10-26

Special ptatufeh 70 2'ht Ch.eaat 7rtbuns,
FonT WAYNE, Oct. 26.-1t Ia rumoso1 that
George 4, Burroughs has boom nppo!uted Gem
oral Superintendent Of tho Toledo, Wab.ah i
Wessesn Hallway, to tako effect Nov. i. numor
glycx universal aattsfac,ton NTH tho general
change Ia tlo worktnG toscs of tho road,
i 10 oxpsctod that the Wstaburg, Tort Nayna
tinSa,
, 1874-10-26
Tint Ieiga Ia 10 be takcn caro- Of In tho host poa.
Gihle way, In order thnt ho suay 10 lot down


t11 1.e Hf3GciH{tW f1FfAHI
THE TExAa ntFIcE3.
WARRINGTON, ID. e., Oct. 25.-~seyoral Taxcs
Rcpub;icann Interested in tim proposed c}lan4oa
1T iio GoYernmeut oicca Hro now III WAshi,,g-
ton, In casa Gov. pcaxo dccltnca the Cnllnctor-
shlp at Galveaton It will DO tonlero1 to Go,.. II,
+. Nhe!ts, who was ,uenber OF f.onereas fran
Alsbala f,nI!y ycars ago. and Hti}l later rarre-
souttnE this Government in South Asnnica, hnt
who for several yearx laa honu u citixoll of
Ta1aa. It III not yot determined WHO will be ap-
ties ore that II. Z. 1. Sahons will accept tho Gal
yeaton PoHtulaBtpryft
, 1874-10-26

COLLEGE CoENEn, O., Oct. 25.-Last night two
colorcd men, namod jack Bradford aud john
Keitley, got into some difficulty ut Koitloys
house, nbont miles west Of thiH place, when
Bradford stabbed Koitley In tho breast with O
small pockee-knifo, causing death In tew n1in-
utos. Bradford is a notot1oualy had character.
A warrant Is out for bis arrest, but ho haa not
yet baea found,
, 1874-10-26

lSutttHI DitpGfth 70 Tia tHie4co 1F|bWNe,
AoNnos, Alieh.. Oct. 24.-aehator Chsndler
repeated the old. old ntory TO 1nodcgate.hizod
audience at tho Court-Houso in this city this
had transpised during tue enr,ier part OF tile
Christian era, but touched vary lightly upon
what ase esteemed OF perhaps equal importance,
tho 1.-Two political iHsiios Of Tho DAY. Tho senu-
tor ehows AZ much agility III dodgiug thoso a. lie
did RuboI bullets II Bull Run.
, 1874-10-26
A DtsHoNnRABLE hrFAI}, or HONOR.

wAsn1xoToN. 5.'c D. G.. Oct. SS,~Atl the naval ot.
dcors engaged Ia tho affair OF houor atBan Fran
cisco lately have forwarded reports ut their part
iu the matter, which alow tho uhulo to liars
btcn sxcssainsiy disgracoful and. II their onn
stor1sa 10 seuo, ths ssrylEo 6ou1l b beseAted GY
th*i1 4lutafsaAL
, 1874-10-26
gov. DEVEEIDgE,
HE I!nIsHS1f IM IhT1,HAHt

Correspondence Of The ca1caao Tttaune.
MArTooR, ILL.,. Oct. 22--Last night, Gov
Bevofidgo spoko to tho dear people Of NATION
on Tho political iasuea Of tho day.
It il not necessary to cay to tho readers Of
The TRIBUNE that tho Governor is zinc, tall
good-lookiug gentleman. 1ndoad, we we're all
preposHcaHed in his favor from the titne ho set
hls foot in tho room. His dzoss was faultlosa.
H's gray hpir aud beard, and his manly, digniaed
air, with hia tall form and lonoat face, all I'M
psesacd his audience in lls favor. think am
safc In saying that few Of hig auditors e.w any
Ut the n,Ari;a Of political trickBter In tho fno
old gentleman who addressed us.
Hia age was manifested not only by his gray
locks, but by his uanunor Of discussion Of politi-
cal isaues. uo began with Gen. Jnckson'H op-
position to tho old National Road, and cnlcd
with flrst~rato Bpecch in favor OF the vigorous
prosecution OF tho War, Indeed, moro re-
spectacle, guntecl, Rip -Yan-wink1e spoech. VAS
povor delivered il MAAoon, thHn that OF OH
distinguished Governor.
Hc said it Ind been said the Republican party
vna corrupt. It might he true tint somo bad
men had crept into tho Republican party, but
hat TG @1 10 Ths asons : Fl ssa sg
! men Ia its body. Wicked and deagning ,ncn
had crept into churches. Bad men joined par
tied aud churches because it lent shom influence.
They did not join tho weaker party, for that
| would not givo them power OK place, but the
which tho party in powor only could beatow.
Such VAS tho tho apology for tho corrupt mon in
tho party.
That is, he eaid Couarces bud the power to regu-
lato tho commence hc&woen tho 9.atus. he
showed tho Graugols tho fa1lscy Of undertaking
10 lire within themseivoa. No were all depend-
, 1874-10-26

WAsnIsuroA. D. O., Oct. 25.-Tho President
uas called on. yestorday by \ committee OF
promiusut Republicans, arnoug thstn Judge Ed
munds, Chairman as tie National Executive
uoh.uaittee, knd secssaxss noboIoo, with HsH
to obfxin fraen hsua kt srr!irlt dental Ut INV "a
, 1874-10-26

The latter is the only n,cnbcr who is shown
uaon hls record as having waited until after tho
adoption Of tho repeating act to return hlu back
pay. The terms OF Tho above named gentleman
expired March 3, 1873 The following momo-
b,,aring tho nnmea Of Representatives, and tho
difference in the pAy OF 1naulhers Of tho Forty
.rhIrd QouureAa under tho law Of March g. 1879.
, 1874-10-26

Tho amount due the Hon. H. l.. Pierce, OF the
Third Massachusetts Diatrlct, AZ nemhor OF tho
Iurty-thir1 Congress-, prior to Dec. l. 1879, re-
deposited, a3,l46.60 Salary paid the Hon. WILL
lam Whiting as member Of tile Fosty-third Con-
greaa, ho having rendered no Services, redepoa-
tied, $1.876. Amount returned by " Z. Il.
AQHal. Qrsrpaid him for mileage. &2,24Q.
, 1874-10-26
FoIr Persons Indicted for Murder.
Htkciti lix1iukth n Eae fIafcGoa I1.thtlne.

Gp<elu! DieuuIth 10 Ths ChteEoo Tribune.
lap1AsApoL1s, Ind, oot- 25.-Tho Coroncr's
Jury concluded itB sosssion in tho Mawson mur-
dor trial at Anderson yesterday. Aftor examining
atou. eighty witnessoa, they found truo bill of
murder against 1lrs Nancy Maweon, her son
and tho latter's Wife, Jane Hoppos. Tie lastor
couple were not suspected ~ tlsst, but tho oyi-
dence proved tia: they ucro in the house on tho
17th Of JMly. tho hight Of tho disappearance Of
Albert. THEY were rrrcsted IN the afternoon at
tho inetsuco OF tho coronor's Jury, and tnIton
bofore M.yor Brown. The counsel OF tho re-
cused msde motion for the acqutttal Of Hop
pos and wife on grounds OF iniofmal;ty In tito
cbhrges. Thoy Were ro1ansod but they will
probably bo ro-asrestod soon. a. the evidence
agaluat them 10 very strong,
, 1874-10-26

Attacked f1is Wife with q 1kntche<.
To1Epo, O., Oct 25.-1n quarrel this mosu-
INF with his wifo man named Wolf etruck har
with y hstchet, spihtin3 her head opon. It
Is thought she il not mortally wounded. ,Wolf
was arrested. Ho attempted suicide tonight by
cutting an artery in bis arm aud butting hls head
against tho walls Of tho prison. He will proba-
bIY die.
, 1874-10-26

SALARY
uuiar the Repeating act:
Conklng, Hamilton {Nd.], Window.
cr.sin, Hsuluhury, Harlan,
Ed!nundB,
tbs latter, whose term expired March s. 1873,
nturning So, 448.40.
yohT1-NINE REPRESENTATIVES,
relepositod their retroactive increase salary as
$e14
, 1874-10-26

UNlox, 5tcIIcnry Co., ILL.,, Oct. PA lot
whose uatn1s it III to keep pohted to another liko
gentleman Of neiyhhoring town. says: ~
bavo boen Hck so long that an no: as vol
posted 10 uecd to bo. hut, from all that can
Farnsworth @ @ from from soo 10 100 major,ly, and, Il
Tho rest Of ths county viii do ~ se'l as this
town, hts majority would be double that. What
Ia that fellows name that Ia running against
hinf have NOT heard It 70 long taat / have
forgotten IT,"
, 1874-10-26

Corr.s,onasnrs " fhs G'AttdA" Trion'H.
AURORA, ILL.,, Got. 8.-1le FhrnsMorth and
llnrlbut discussion Is reverberhttnE throughout
this town. aud deepening tho interest created on
Tho night it took place. It has produced almost
q revolution tn the town. 1'hiH town las boen
conceded to la largely for Hurlhut. Tho hot:i1lg
portion Of his friendB-and ho haA mon Of tint
clhHs-fo not offer now To lAk0 stakes nboyo 1U0
mn]ority for Hnrbut. Tho business In this line,
aud III blum, Ia rapidly declining. Il will DO
noticed, from tho contoilta Of tho ro7lew Of tho
discussion BY correspondent for tho Chicago
Journal, thai about all tho capital Which 1Iurl.
bnt'a friends have to Trade On y what they call
Fnrnuworth's "dcaortiou.S Formerly II was
"treason." The oTonso Ia getting to put OIL u
very mild character. 1t Ii disafIecs!on 1t u re-
erct that Farllawotth Bhontd haye gono off for
dreeloy. And, alter al, tLoy Say now,
aud our man. and no mill havo
him." This accurately describes the atatc Of
foettng that has been going On With hnnd.eds Of
tho people Of this town, who, ~ good 1epuh-
licalis, expected, u weok ago, 10 vbta for Con.
uurIbut. Il tho tide continues In this direction
ton days longer, Farnsworth will carry this Town
bv several hundred majority, The fact IL. In
tlB district tho Republican party u RAPIDLY
being afted. Aftor tho election, whether hurl-
hut Succeeds or not. there will bo on that silo
only Hard -SAelis aud Buurbons. Tho old Aboss-
tion forco have already gone. Iheeo old gray
heads sptiuklcd the audience ut tho dlocuss!on,
aud Justify cAeered. like boys, aH Of old, for
Taruxworth Old Isaac preeton came Ill the way
from Loclpozt to hear tho debate.
, 1874-10-26

TIE FIRST DIEyR1cT,
i. Is universally conceded, Nlll elect Gen. Aphe-
lis Williams, tho Ds.nocratio aud lseform ca,ldt-
dat,a, over Moses ". F;o!d. tho present usmbor.
Tho district. which comprises only ,Wayno
and tho antics Of Fisid, who made Il laugbing-
stock Of himself on tlo tloos Of tho Houso
a!nloat dciiy uurinE tho tast session, togethor
with his csazy imitation theories, have Disguised
hundreds Of Republicans, Who will vote square
against him.
THE SECOND D1srRlcT-
composed Ut the Counties OF 0lonroo, Lsnawea,
Washtonaw, and nnlgdaie-will return tho Hou.
Henry Walaron, sno present member. By es leaEt
LOCO xoatnta.y. His oppnnout-John J. Robin
Ron. Of Washtonaw C0unty-iaa popular mill,
and will curry hls own county aud alonroo.-ae-
curing, iu tho two, GOO majority; whilo Lenswoe
majority. The .namo Of Mr.. Wslagon 10 pro-
Eepscd % candidate 1galnut Senator Chandler
for tho United 8tates 9ouato and this faot may
Aage bearing osa tho resuit In thin din.liot.
III THE THIRD Dla4R!cr--
NOW Feproaentcd BY tue Hou. George Willard, Of
Dattle Creok-thcse eeems TO be no question
but that ti,at gentleman vi! be re.alec.ad by
about p 600 majority. Mr.. willard Las proved
good Representative, and tue dlstrlct IL strongly
Iopublcau.
THE rounTn prara1cT-
now represented by JuliuB Q. Burrows, OF Kala.
tnazou--wlll DO olose With tho cnancep III favor
Of biz opponent, tho HIM. Allan Potter, q prom.
towa' competitor In tho last contest. Ar. postor
enjoYs tho confidence as,l eateeu, OF R!t wllo
know him. Ho was 4 Republican from tito
organization Of tas party until tlo
a. sspsent "aaa 10 ppoFts2 ~
uhenyIablc toputasion Tor tnaluosTtty, an1 mir
ThAIi spetat tn 10 psHstkl oF4s,sb that hs vii
, 1874-10-26
Madison and Peo1ia-sts,,

Having purchased from tho As.gues, at tte.neudoM
.Aeribre TN utlito stock q tha above k1n,sn
!pnx essahishgh irpnrtar t1ii Of lsdl
tot7ota and undefwcnr. viii ofsor tho for sale
, 1874-10-26

DUNDEE, H., Oct 2s.-Gon. Hurlbns addross-
Hall, tlis evoniag. The bali was about half
full, and tho audience WAS about equally d..
vidod between tho contestants for Congressional
houore Thoae who havo heard Hurlbut ut
M ohot aces sy that he spsssh was son. tho %
coueaglng prospects. This place ia the centre Of
IN old Scotch nettloucnt, ls its nanc signies.
il is also 3 hot-bed Of old Aboltionisiu, tLio
plncc where Allan Pinkarton resided wl,eu lso
first arrived in this country and aided to orgau-
tzo tho Scotch element iuto strong band Of
tho Liberty party, that voted frat for Lovejoy,
aud afterwarlu for Farnhworth. Thoy. arc now
ali for him. He nil speak in Dundee tha latter
part Of next week.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01

ii BROAD LAKE OpEN.-The strong
west wind of last night broke up the ice
In the Broad Lake, and drove il into the
bays on the eastern shore. Daylight. this
morning, showed our Bay mostly filed
with drift ice, and a white barrier extend.
Ing across the mouth, beyond which the
broad blue water was dancing and fash.
ing In the sunlight north and south, as far
as the eye could see; and it was a cheer
ful spectacle to behold. This is an unus.
ually early opening. Last year the Broad
Lake opened the morning Of April 9Th,
and the Williams went to Port Kent in
the afternoon. In ~, the Williams made
her first trip on the 23d Of April. In
forty years past the ice has held till after
the 10th of April o%ftener than il has
broken up before that time. In 1s47 the
ice held till the first of May. The FIRST
trip of the ferry boats across the lake av.
eraged about the 18th Of Apfil.-Free
Press, 9th. .flsto
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01

SAVINGS BANK RoBBEaY.--C.W. Wright.
assistant cashier OF the Bradford Savings
Bank and Trust Company, absconded on
"Wednesday, taking with him all the
available funds of the bank, and burning
the ledger. This he did, it is supposed,
on Tuesday night, and left the next morn.
ing early BY train. His absence, anil the
~hali-burncd covers o. the bank books, dis.
covered in the stove next day, told the
story of his crime. BY a fortunate cir.
cumstanee. Wright was seen and reccg-
nized on the cars Oh the Ogdeushurgh
road. rear Pottsdam Junction, by Mr..
james Gilmore, for aerlyo of Bradford, VITO
had heard of the robbery. When the
cars stopped, Mr.. Gilmore procured an
officer, and had Wright arrested. and be
was taken back to Bradford, Friday. In
the absence Of the bank books, it is not
known hown how much Of the money he
had appropriated; but it is supposed TO
TO be from $4,000 to $4,000. Wright is
than Is years Of age, Of a good fam.
lily, and was regarded as q young man Of.
much promise.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
Bolton Gossip.

Mr., Samuel Bishop is o to succeed
r. Z. Weller, as proprietor Of Bolton
Hotel.
Mr.. Weller leaves town next week,
Henry Blssett, station agent and tele.
graph operator. was quite severely injured
while coupling ears Il week or two since.
his place as station agent is at present
supplied by Mr.. Welsh.
Miss Nettie White has a collection of
CONS some OF which. are quite curious.
Que English penny OF George the III.
IA 1906 aud a shalt PENN token"
1872 ali among the oldest dates. Que
Of 1928 and another 1882 bear Tho
subscriptions, Bank Token" zone Half.
and Bank Of Upper Canada ;"
mother ITO Facilitgte Trade" "ls25nI
! he collection comprises a peony Of near.
y every year since 1917; also several
Did English coins.