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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-09-03

An Act in relation to Repairing Highways Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
 tyes in General Assembly convened:
 SECTION l. When any town shall neglect after mo- tice given by the state attorney for the county in which such town is situated to keep ip gpo and ncient repair any public bsi&ss within such town, Wieh itis the daty of such town to maintang the superior court. upon complaint made, shall order the necessary repairs to be made. and shall grant warrant against the seecmen of such town collect the sums expended in such repairs and shall be the duty of the state attorney of the county which said road or bridges is situated to aSe complaint of such neglect. which may come to his khTvledee
 Sec4. A acts and parts Of acts inconsistent here with are hereby repealed. Approved 4nly 2, 1874:
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-09-03

.L4al.ralI q sal.3lsm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28
REFLE X[ONES.

En- medic de los inmensos males
que aAIgen a la madre patra, cuando
la guerra todo 10 asola y los 6dios sc
avlvan; hay todav(a un partido en- Gu
yo seno Sc engendraron aquelIos, que
despuss de acarrear tantas desgracias,
cusl un immense p6llpo, pietende ira
gar 10 mas lucido de nuestfa sociedad
Este partido que NADIA respeta, que
aienta la igrorancia, que ileva e Sc
Ito del extermiuio en su bandera es
e federal, el mismo que en- Carriage
ma mantuvo la ensefa negra, ell que
yolo la Ietuan, ell que SO propuso aca
bar con nuestra marina que tan duras
pfivaclones y tantos sacflticios C ,st6 Il
nuestra Espaf1a poner al nivel en que
hace POGO la tenfa, cuando ell angel de
la paz tendia sus hermosas alas So
bre la desdichada pattia. Ssgun los
parties 1ltimos, no SO ha saciado ell
federalismo con la sangre qae ha yer
tide eagsu fBnesto maDde; no se ha
contentado con Ia horrible cadena de
crfmenes- que ha eslaboDado; necesi
taba terminar, como princlpl6, con ell
can y con Ia muerte. En Zayag.oza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28
Ell BAND0 DE POLICIA.

La lectura de la circular del Go
bierno Superior Civil de fecha 81 de
dciembre, por la que Sc declaran Vi
gentes y en- toda su fuerza y vigor los
artlculos 149 al 153 y 155 al 157 in :
elusive del Bando de poIcfa, nos ila
sugerido las siguientes reflexiones.
iQue haran los Ayuntamientos popu
lares de esta Isla auee, .af'sa,ysar de los
cuatro meses de existencia que llevan,
no han dado cumplimiento a una de
sus masiinportantes prerogatiyas, cnal
es la de formar las ordenanzas muni-
cipales que han de regir en- sus res
pectivos distritos. Hallaran acaso tan
ardua y diffcil esa tarea que no Sc
atrevan 4 abordarla, dando lugar q
que .el Gobierno Superior, encargado
de velar por la seguridad de las per-
sonas y bienes de todos, haya de de
clara vigentes las prescripciones del
Ian cenauralo Bando de la Pesuela
como generamente Sc le llama nara
mctejarlo de tiranico J. despoticoi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28
UN BUEN U0NSEJo.

La paa ses IA mayor bendhion que
el Cielo pueda derramar sobre IN pats.
DOnde reina IL paz, por escasa que
sea Ia riqueza pdblica, las familias son
, 1874-12-29

The doplorablo example Het by cortnir, trom1,-
louis vostrtcs aud churches in withdrawing olor-
ical Offenders. ''to aavo tho scandal to religion
which must ,onsuo, Ii bearing fruit among po1ti-
oiana. Tll,iu bad negitla md Worao romalns bo-
Lind. and tho OWL which follows must surely be
sot down by tho enomioa Of religion aH conao-
quenco Of our religious systoms. Tho touching
confidence roroaea by tho COMMON Council OF
Middlotown, Conn.,, In ". G. HAIL, Chief Of
Police Of tint town, will bo better understood
from tho following preamble nnl reaolutiona
passed by that august body tlan from any words
Of ourB:
WHEREAS, complaint charging WrLroN 9. HALL.
0hiet Of loiice Of this city, Of having committed tne
crimo Of fornieason with one A1AnaAnET uEEn1Na ~
tbo Town OF atldan,. about tile ID Of juno, 1874
on which ho arrested and brought lefore OLIVER
g. NyrF 5ns.ies f!ho Peace ~ tbs said Town Of Had
dam, AM. found guilty thereof; nnd
WnEnEAa, Tho Hubjcot mattor haB heen brought
before this Council for Investigation, now there
ioso
ton Of tie said chnrge i. il tho opinion * this Con
eli, that tic said Hall Ia not guilty Of tho crime
alleged, and that cur confidence In liz IN.
tegrity and character Ia not dtlninlahcd by what
appears Rr1un1oss mud malicious prosecution,
to opinion Of tho said Justice to tho contrary notwtth
Ffsoisrl, That tho Trcasnror ho and he Is hereby
ordered to pay tho sum Of $50 from tho 1rcasnry Of
sa1t city to WILTON g. HAIL. for expenats Incurred Gy
him IN Ills defcuse.
porAnps when tho Aldermen WHO STORED the
Wabash Avcnuo Railroad job como up for trial,
tho Common Council will remember the in]us-
tice Of tho iar toward Mr., HALL, aud appro-
pirate sim equal to tho Union Park Addition
stcai to defoua them.
, 1874-12-29

In tho Village OF Darrott's Mills, in tho grow
ing State Of KaDsas, is d tnau who haa found
gold. Many yeara ago he met Gypsy, md eho
gago him valuable information,-- him lo
would find gold on his far1n OIL general rrinci-
pies, and afterward dream wtoro 1t could DO dug
up III perfectly princoly quantities. lie did nnd
so.uo gold, d,-about ilyo grains,-nnd afterwards
lad tho dream. Ho theu did q very generous
thing. lIo told two mon That II they would dig
in tint spot they might have twothirds Of all tho
gold they found, which, as everybody will freely
acknowledge, Was pEoce Of generosity quite un-
usual III those wicked ti1ncs or course. R man
who has moro gold than 10 wants can afford to
give away fair remuneration to the mon who
do all tho work in obtaining it, But for the
present 1t would DO Just as we'll for young mon
in eearch of wealth 10 turn their eyoa away from
Kansas, eyon though all tho old wonlou III croa-
tion dreamed about its IMMORAL wealth.
, 1874-12-29

the sensational its policy Is mushroom
which dtos with oyory nltion Of tho
paper; Ito editorials arc ilashy and
Irresponsible. II witty aud sometimes brilliant.
And yet Tits name paper Inns circulation OK
cooling that Of any newspaper ever published.
It makes boast to this cfroct which was OK
amincd by the mont respectable accountants in
London, anil their report confirms tho Telc-
grdph's Htatomont. Dolwccn jan. / md Oct.
u of tho current yoar, tho Telegraph faauod
45us1, ,Ao5 pnpcrs, showing q daily nvorago Of
17G,17l copios. With such n royenro derived
from splitting tho cara Of the grouadlingu 1t ca
vol afford to mike lilo iudioouB gtioyc. Aa a
satc, l,owovor tho English newspapers aro 80
hopolossly dull Tint oven tho ansica Of Journal
iatc harlequin must bo Bono aort Of rcllof to Tho
sturdy British la,,. mil tha. Is tho onlS oxcuso
That can bn made for him.
, 1874-12-29

THE BUSINESS OFTHIS COR
POicATION is confined exclusive
1y to tho receipt and care Of Snv.
ings Deposits and Funds for In
vcst,nent. No commercial or gem
er:sl banking business transacted.
SUMS AS SMALL AS ONE DOL
LAIR received from any person,
and bank book furnished.
MARRIED yTDalEN and 1,linor
children may deposit money so
that 10 one else can draw 1t,
INTEREST at tho ratio Of 6 per
cent per .ti,null,, is paid on sums OF
One Dollar Or moro.
THOSE DESIRING TO III VEST
their savings upon real estate se-
curity at a higher rate Of interest
than GAIA be safely paid Oh so sAnGs
Deposits, should call at this s .sl11
and examine its INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATkiS.
SYDNEY MIXERS, Efannger.
, 1874-12-29
SELF.MlJRnER.

Special Dispatch to The CHcaoo Tribune.
MuSc1E. Iud.. Dec. CIV. L. Thornherg, liz.
ing ut Windsor, ncar hero, shot ald killed. hmsolt
on last Saturday night, while sitting IN tho arlo,
with Ills family. Financial sttngoucy ia sup.
p1Bod to 10 tue cause.
suee,at Hiaoatch to The Chieaao 1J1ou,,c
DUBUQUE, H., Dec. 28.-A young girl named
Margaret Lutzngor, living iu Coltre Township,
4 low nilrs vest of this city, committed suicide
OH Sunday night by hanging horaof. In a cow
nlea. sho disappeared from tho l1ol1ac Sunday
afternoon, aud could not be found. 1u tha morn.
ing tho girls father to tho shctl TO milk hit
cows. When tho j,orrlb!n spectacle Of lis laug|.-
hia viow. No cauao is AsHigned for tho rasl, net.
, 1874-12-29
GERRrT ehlIT1.

Tin 4o1cornn1, l,rjrra thu announcement OF tho
7sath ~ nrnp,r g,,1Tu tho orod phiianthronist.
rLoao ,on,o 1,aa hoon t,ro1uf1,out before tho pub
tfc for ,norc thnn half n CENTURY, uo was born
in 1T,ico n y Mnrcl, q 1797. aud Ind thereforo
rc,rho1 tho rim oil, aro Of n veara. Io grad
1,otcu from 1Iam,Iton co1teoc. which vas tic 70.
ciniout ~ III. co,,cros,ty 4 alo,t t;n,o aco. in
1S1a and leinp icft with ono of tho largest land
e1 oatatea In this country by bfe fatber. has d..
voto, h,mso1f mainly to It's caro aud Iu,p,oyc-
mont. Naturally gcuorous and strong nhlan-
tl,ropfHt, he las boon identified with nearly all
tho grcat charitable cntorprieos Of the country.
III 1876 ho Joined tho American Colonization
6oc.oty to w)licl, lie contributed worry targely of
Lis labor aud his money. but ten yoars after, ho
withdrew from 1t and connected llilnaolt With tho
American Anti-SlayorY Society, in which he Was
tho vory backbone Of tho contest with the alayo-
mont in connection with tho Kansas struggle
with tho Bortlor-Ru(llapp. mud bo wns tho pcraou-
al friend md monoyed coadIutor OF old JouS
Daowx in llis a,,ti-Blayory enterprises, aud kept
tho UNDERGROUND Railway tra!ns running almost
exclusively by bis llporulity, In 1852, lie was
elected to Congress-, but resigned boforo Lis
tin,o cxt;rn. hi. constituents being dissatisfied
hecauso bo rof,aai ia attond u;rAt sessions, tie
Kansas-Nebrsska bill " being pcnalue ut that
timc. md Tho discussions being mora tban or.
djuarjIv exciting and Important. a1r. s,1ru,
however. Ind m aversion to boing out Of bed
after Q o'clock, and rather than depart from
his hobita of lifo. resigned. aud eavo
placo to HENRY j, Goopw1N. who was
, 1874-12-29
TELEGRApHlc BREvlrlES.

IIAeAHHINlt At-pt1bESt
The Indiana State Teachors' Association meets
IN Iudi.uapolia tonight, and will b Ia session
three days.
The Committee to locato tho grounds for tho
Iowa State Fair Association will meet at Das
Moinea the first Tuesday in january.
William D. Cloyonger, of Morrlatown, Ind.
last. Cause, emhasraasmeuta Ia huaiuass mat
teTH.
Tour passenger cara for tue LaBallo and Peru
Street Hallway arrived yesterday, nnd IT is a'l-
nouncod that tioy Will commence running On
Tho 1st Of January.
Tho nogroea IN Alabama are rapidly contract
lux with plas,terd for uoxt years. work. Thero
is lem talk OF going Weat.' and better fooling
prevails than for yoara.
On Saturday last, st Dos niolnes 1a'. tAe noe
psaary papers waso tilod mud tho name Of 4 Mrs.
parker +Fas enrotied nH Revolutionary pen-
sfonos, md she tEaw hor pay at the sato Of %
por month.
a DesMoinea, ID, dispatch received at this
otlco !Aat evening, says, "fon mood not bo
surprised to hear that ths 150 vigilanta who hung
Howard hayo turned lnformorB, aud filed In
formation ,hGalnAt themselves to eayo costa auu
litigation"
The Minnesota etato Tyeasurer'a report for
tue year Guiding Dec ! shows a balance on hand
at tho beElhniug OF tho yoAr Of e2lb.8Da. Tho
secesnts for the yanr wsIa 81, ,la2sl2, and tho
Of tho year, al83.l6l. THO expenditures from
tue gouoral fund woso a47a,070.
A telegram from Gen. Ord, rocoIved ut Mil
wauIee yesterday, Bays tho aouland tor roliof by
graashoppor Hun'erera III Nobraska lH urgent. aud
begs that suppllos De sent on INSTANTLY. largo
consignment Of clothing Ia botng ahippod. Tho
people OF Milwaukee ara responding with noble
liborRlty, both iu money aud olotblnE.
Tho nov Congregational Church at Grand
, 1874-12-29

and the larbor Is good. In that caeo we will no{~
Stop ut Valparaiso.
won't on al!oro on Friday for tho last tine. j
anpruHo. In Nlo. bongtlt 4 small portug,.ena
Testament. TlIoro arc i,ot many to DO lind III
1!!u.
fl my Htato.room llavo hung up vhut tl,oy
call q monkey flore, via: an cartl,on ing Of q
They aro cheap things, aud many ct u,o paaaon-
THE TINE
Tho romelndor Of our voyage will ta!so is calcu.
the Straits of Magellan llve tlaysto pass through
thcm and twenty days from tho Straits ia
Panamn, wlioro VIC rotnatn aomo days twelve
dayH from pana,na to Saa, Francisco. My Chriat.
Inas dinNor, expect to cat III tho Pacific Oroan.
II alta well. j. TX.
, 1874-12-29
OBITUARY.
Gprrlt Smith.

NEw Yonn Doc. 2s.-1'ho Hon. dorrit Smith
died at about 1880 to-day, At tic residence OF
Con. JOHN Cochrano. 1lr. Smith, IN company
with his wifo, arryo,1 in town on Thursday, for
tho purpose Of spending tic holidays among bis
friends lie was III remarkably good hoalth,-
h'a chcok as ruddy, his oye as o1ear, is yoico as
firm. hta atop as olnstic as tloy had boou ,,for
many years. Ho lad ulado arrangements ia
meet Charles O'Couor. On Saturday lo aroBa
oarly, and said to Mrs. Smith that lo had slopl
uucunlnonly well, stating tint llo lad not Buei,t
30 mnrry Christmas for n long tt,nn rs On tia
tlay before. Whlle dressing, ]a uttoranco sud-
denly hocame indistinst, and ho was gent!,
tono, "Vory weak" lie Immediately bocamt
unconacionB. Ilo soemod to bo suffering uudoi
combined attack Of apopoxy and paralysis.
, 1874-12-29
The voto Of Louisiana. officially declared.
for Representations In Congraaa, IL US foltowa
PERSONAL,

sothorn ia going to reside in tho United states
1t was tho Rov. II. shippo. Of tho Horborts-
vile, N. j., Baptist Church, last.
Tho critics howl over sardou's new play. Els
drivoling muse cries out sardont.
Tho Prince OF Wales says ryings Hamte! is
tho finest performance he ever saw. That Bot
t}os It,
Tie Hon. hfr. Springer, Of Springfield, mon1-
ber Of Congress for that district waa In tile city
yesterday.
Tho sale Of 11r. Gladatonc's "Vat1can
pamphlet" has reached tho aovonty- fourth
thousand.
The Loatlon Ohinos lifts up his voice In
mourning when Melican man refuses to give him
$500 for hia vito.
shakspearo's playa were not published until
Weymouth. Maaa., WIS aettled. Wherefore lot
us glorifg Weymouth.
Wooden 'wine-glaases aro the 1a%ost Hiborni~
cismH Of Fashion. One can drink gallon With
out danger OF smash.
Sima Roovea will mt come to this country.
Lot us mako tho most Of this soason OF good
cloor by thinking Of his promise.
- Capt. John Printliyiilo. the woll-ltnown vessel
and tug owner, leaves for Europe Wednesday, 10
SEQ hiR Lis vessel, tue pam}ico.
Ita kind shipwrccls docs not prevent Lydia
Thompson will be buck again with u skirtlcaB
crew. Nc aro In the handa Of Providence.
Jeremiah Smith, tho oldoat membsr OF the
Bar io Randolph County, Ind. and founder Of
Union City, died ut Winchester, Ind, yesterday
morning.
Owing to most distressing ahorlsiRhtodnoss,
Counselor Lawrence, Of San Francisco escaped
assassination by tho lady defendant in a auis be
had prosecuted.
| AID. James Langdou, one Of tho most promi-
nent and ostoomea cttixens Of LhCroaHc Wis.,
| died suddenly On Buuday last from the rupture
| Of blood-vesaol.
| DR.. D1oadbont OF New York, ". II. Crugor,
| rcorin, and Remington Vernon. Of New york
| City, ero among tho prominent arrivals at tic
| fremont Uouae.
| Arc not statues erected to tho dead 4 Why
! then do Daniel II. Fox and Il. i. Dorao nish to
erect ono to Liberty in Independence Square ?
A1o they traitors?
| Pnnch's cartoon represents tho popo and Car
| llnal Manning trying to fire of an " anathema
in tho form Of Roman candle, which, however,
| Is dump md won't 60 oI."
"Kiokiug for the month " ia now regular re-
port In tho Engliah pnpers, and ono beHina ita
,.-;,,o .,;4, !. p,a ro,,o,, 1,,vo auffaraa vor,,
1,o.v;,v f1rrin7 tha roat montb.~
n,,,o aounaa a,,,.a;, norn, rv,tor hot,,e. ~,
tle ooap" 1 ~ aa.',a ,o"s e' nsa 49,
.no .eos Ana - u.1 ~ 'ne,,, -. ,,s,a H. ri1;
~ o"s"se s,' ""u.a ~ cass.sae C".,u ~
- - - .,sa~ :. u.-.,ox,, 49,.
Dsaoou a. a' rsa,.. s"aa,s
aao oooa oi'A'R pa.ois u.euseos Il p'stss M u,s's
aense, 'houkA w n"o "o.auu ~ 10 ..o @'
eol' o'uots' Nv eon1D'''soo '"'.'>'' ~ D"'6.u"'
seone .aio IN fat's. nia''a',s ~ pessonw-1a, ,
G'sna anu tia''eo Vu' " -, .at ~ eaya w..
, 1874-12-29
The stoppage at Rio dc Ja-
metro,
People aud Things In tho Brazilian
Capital.
Failure Of an Attempt to Repair the
Injured Propeller.
The Steamer Proceeds on Her Way,
and Reaches Panama in
Good Time.

Tho following Is Bocond interesting 1etsor
received from tho young Canadian gentlomant
passenger on tho steamship City Of pckiug
which wo havo boon allowed tho privilege Of
publishing. We notice by tho Now York Herald
that lilo vessel passed. through tho stra!ts Of ofa-
gollan, Nov. "a, Aftoon days out from Rio Ja-
Giro: aud NO have since heard that sto arrived
Mt Panama On tho 21Ht inHt, having mado re.
marliably good timo.
, 1874-12-29

Vandorhoff. tho famous shakspeasean roados.
has lit back at Talmago In these words, which
tho goaIoaa newspapers are wlaked1y trying 10
circulate vldaly: 1T know Of llo single profes.
son-I want to weigh my words-1 know oI ITO
singlo profession which l!as produced, In propor-
t,on to .its nun,boru, 20 many and nrch tlagrant
iua,nncoa of crime auoh eross i!nmora|itos, s,lo!.
bronchoa Of confdenoa mud trust, 40 well aB Of
tho divine Inv, Of which they arc supposed to bo
tho oxxiuplara, III tbs aloElcAl profcssiuA,"
, 1874-12-29

Tho recent remarks Of tho Mayor to a reporter
Of THE TRIBUNE touching tho Wabash Avenue
Ralroal ordinance nso meeting with anything
but tlattering criticism in our exchanges. It will
bo remembered that on tho occasion to which wo
refor tho reporter aslfel tho Mayor the follow
Ing question: "Would you sign the ordinance 1t
It wero shown that $50, 600 woro used to scouro
It's paesage?" to which the Mayor replied:
Suppose It waB usoa, snt suppose money offered
On the otor side, an9 tho old company Tafscd them
ihe people. what difference does It mako 10 mo
whether another company had tho franchise and paid
for II for tho purpose OF bacEmang the old company
out of moro money. or whether the old company raised
tho amount and took tho franchso2 Tho only ques-
lion III my mind ia: Has tho public Interest been tn-
o ast no auosons Te
has been passed, b6lfeye only In tho interests Of tho
city; and an therefore, certain that shall sigu 1t.
The construction which the other papers placo
upon this expression ct opinion is not Ut all
favorable to h1r. CoLv1S, and VIC hopo is not tho
construction which A1r. CoLylN intended. We
1nclino to the opinion thai in his interview with
Dur reporter lo was areahng in sazlonio vein
Or milling light of the subfcct. No othor Mayor
pf thlB city. from Mr. OGDEN down, has evor
expressed himself in this astonishing manuor,
md we can hardly believe Rlr. CoLvtH MAS in
Earnest, or meant what ho easd. In any oyent,
Inc City Of Chicago Is not Responsible for the
sta!emont, lot 1t mean what it may. It Is mnt-
ter whioh pertains strictly aud personally to the
Mayor. No man In Chicago, who ia not cor.
rnptionist, will indorao any such pcs!taon, which
would open the doors to blaokmail and dis
honesty Of every description. It behooycs the
Mayor to make public explanation Of what he
meant In his startling declaration to tho re-
porter, and whether he was speaking IN ieat O
, 1874-12-29
FELL UNDER HIS ENGINE.

FELL UNDER HIS ENGINE.
Special DtspateA to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL Minn., Deo. 29.--Jacob Batter. an
engineer Oh tho Milwaukee i st.. Paul 1laiiroRd.
while stepping gu his ongino, at the Minneapolis
yard, whilo the engine was moving slowly, slip
ped On pioco Of Ice and toll under the tendor
whoels, which orushel ono log from hip to heel,
aud both foot. Unfortunately au hour elapsed
before surgeon was brought, who amputated
his log at the hip joint. From tue great loss Of
blood 1t Ia doubtful Whothcr ho recoyora.
, 1874-12-29
FHnRY,H1kTp pf}TTISIAN

New Yong. Dec. 28.-During heavy fog thla
afternoon. aa tho williamsburg forsy-boat Alaska
was 1eaylug her slip on thih side OF tho riyer, sho
oollIled With tho farry.bont Ooldon, killing Quo
man aud fatally iujuflng throo otllors, Tlo
buata Waxu badly danaget,
, 1874-12-29

Washington, cut OF season, Ia Ike the oyater,
1eyorless, loan md unwholesome. But in tho
season its society Ia brilliant. How can 1t be
otherwiao, when Chicago bolles mako for the
city and leaycn 1t with their charming prosance
Politics aud society 60 hand in hand. ind the
Capital is q gay place for at lcaRs elx months In
tho year. And hero arises necessity, which
son,e enterpliBiug young mon layo observed and
supplied by the publication Of q sort OF social
Globe, tho Figaro, as they ean 1t. It is nasaon-
nl society megaaiue, stored with oil sorts Of Cap
ital gossip. One has only to road 1t aolemnly
through to learn something Of tho sayings and
dotuga of everybody In Washington.
Ind 1t tho itoms aro not readable it ts
because those sayingR arc not witty
and thoao doings lack wisdom. But apart
from tho uBefulnees Of tho Figaro aa 1neans
ot communication Which muat take the gossip
nut Of tho mouths Of tho dear creatures, and
force their conversation into somo other channol,
1t may become arbiter in mattora Of tasto and
etiquette, and prevent Huch diamnl contgotempH
Is tho correspondence sometlmea report among
ihe lenders Of society. While wo thrill with joy
10 lenrn that Mrs. Senator HM1Tu Inns contributed
pno more to tho cenbuB, Aud acho with melan~
choly at tho announcement that Mrs. Judge
JoHEs haa cold ln lor head, or st'ffon our
backs with patriotic pride to read that Miss
HEona1E. daughtor Of Congressman DAowa, ia a
,racoful dancor, NO reht peacefully In tho antci-
patiou thut there will 10 10 more bitches between
Hrs, 4. eud Mrs, 3. Ga to which Ia Ia mako tho
trst call. uoroAftor lot MosHra. W1loox and
toHEs bo the oraoles OF fashion. nud their utter
sncea DO FREQ from all ambiguity.
linhop nyAa, Of 81. Louis. having int'natca
bis belief That tho GLADSTONE assault upon tho
principles OF tho Catholic Church would not ex-
lend to ihs country, mud hnyfng tharoupon
tounse!oa tile largest decent liberty In tho mat
Ter of re1!gton sa necessity OF our position as
people, tho Now York Ffeensan's Journal takea
aim shn,ply to tank, md Gays the question is
"Whether thoro rests In III tho nerve, OF, to
speak moro Chl1atlanly, tho coincidence and tho
lumb|o spirl. Of obodlonco to tho Church Of
CArut. 10 oboy God rathsr than man. ''.-dol be-
, 1874-12-29

LONDON. Dec. 2s.-Iho mngrant Hhip Cos
patriols, which was burned at Hea. WIS from Lon.
dou for Auckland Now Zealand. sho sailcl
Sept. i. and was spoken Oct. %. In latitude II
south, longitude Oh uoat, aud was burnod In
latitude OF south. longitude Ia oast, of tho
rnpQ Of Good uQp0,
, 1874-12-29
FELL FROM A FREIGHT TRAIN.

BonLssoyoN, Iowa, Dec. 28.-Th.a forenoon
benjamin I.ainoy, a boy IL years old, fell
from Burlington, Cedar Rapids Il Minnesota
freight train on tho loyeo, and was horribly nlan-
gled, his logs and arms being torn from tho
body. l1ls death was caused by Lib oHn caro-
loAHuo6B,
, 1874-12-29

1ED1ANArot1s, Ind, Doc. 28.-A workman
named Abucr Anderson fell a diAtance at foet
Hsvaral days ago, striking hia eido aud hip
against barrol. Ltttlo was thought OF tho tu-
Jury at tho time, but ho died yesterday from tho
effects, IeaylnR 4 wife end tlYo children.
, 1874-12-29

GUtt9aE Utt1EtE q 3Hs EhteR1o 3FsGNNts
PoaTsuouTu. O.. Dec. 2e.-Miohaol Galley
boyLss years Of ago, was shot and ina.antly
killed toaay MhS nlnting Hts copanions
both barrels taking elFect IN Qatley's right
bEeaat,