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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03
SUNDAY, MAY Q, 1874.

MRs. RuAnoLD ia prepared 10 BLEACH
and IsE's hats and hounets in tho most
approved style, and ia a manner 10 give
entire satisfaction. Gail NJ her resiience
On F;ite>d.h street te,ween Walnn. and
Cedar 23G--3-ls-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03
[ MON KAkkI,Y

lrhhh RrH,ky desires that the public
should know tina, be- il prepared % deliver
bread of good quality and quantity, for
little money, in any part Of tho city.
Give hin your orders, and then look out
for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-08
An Indignant Israelite ON Ex-Rabbi
Schlam0ritz.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
1t ia really worthless to spoil paper and ink on
such wandering Jews as the ex-Rabbi Schlam0ritz,
who run from one creed to another, yet am
guided by the words OF the wise King-Proverbs,
XVI, 4-"Answer the fool according to mis- folly
lest he be wise In his own eyes," First, beg to
inform those who are not aware Of the fact, that
in Russia and Poland all Jews who are or age, es-
pecally when married. rich, poor and ignorant,
even scavengers are addressed by the title rabbi,
as in this country '.Mr.n So much for his title.
Now for his learning The apostate rabbi is such
a.Biblical scholar! The passages quoted by MIN
in his late conversation with your reporter are all
taken from a tract called ''Lekuti HanveOs''-c0l-
lectiOns OF pr0pheces-and Is translated In many
languages and distributed among Jews every
where.
In Palestine place, London, from where this
'rabbl sprang, the inmates OF that institution
have to know this tract by'heart In that Institu-
ton Jewish converts are fabricated by steam
power instead OF by the Spirit. l am willing and
ready to explain satisfactorily all these passages of
Scripture which are puzzing the ex-RaDbi, pro-
vided, by convincing him OF his folly, he will not
embrace Mahometanism, but will become an honest
and upright man, and strive to obtain livelihood
by his own labor and industry.
Mr. Editor, we are glad to get rid OF such an in
dividual as ex-Rabbl ScnlamOritz. We shall be
grati1ed to learn that he has succeeded in draw
ing many like himself to himself as we have too
many vagabonds among US here in New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-08
What Is Apostolic Succession

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
BY what sign or token is it known that apostolic
succession passes through the finger tips OF
bishops &C., to the Uranium OF those who await
the electric spark of the apostolic battery, 1
would also like to know where is the authority OBJ
tanned for such transmission, and can o correct
genealogical line or battery chain be obtained
without the loss of any links to stop the currents
Does not this absurdity become manifest by the
light OF historical data OF the Middle Ages when
read OF OF the highest dignity sold at public
auction to the highest bidder be he saint sinner
Again, we md popular tumult bestOwing the spark
of succession on its choice and we have instances
OF paramOurs receiving the divine rite from the
hands OF prongate women; warriors bestOwing
the same rite on mere STRIPPING kinsmen, and OF
pOpes and bishops from five to 10 years DID, and
Others, mere boys and who rivaed the frantic
dissOluteness OF Caligua.
Is 1t not plainly written In divine revelation,
without restriction, that all who become Christ's
servants or disciples by thorough, practical Obedi
to Him are His ministers also and that no
earthly power can transmit the gift of God with
out the creation OF pure and clean heart, which
God alone can accomplish Trusting you will give
this Insertion in your valuable paper respectfully,
MASON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-25

Morris conwan raised knife to STAB william but
was prevented by the interference OF John Lynch
William, after which he ran away, pursued by the
wounded boy who says ne requested fireman,
named Stillman, TO stop nim but ne did not. This
the other boys, and Captain Alalre, OF the Twenty
first precinct, will endeavor to secure him. YER
Coroner's Jury The lad O'ConnOr Is lying in a
very critical condition with the chances decidedly
against his recovery.
The Legge stabbing Anstr-Arrest OF the
Alleged Perpetrator.
Captain Bennett and Detective Clark. OF the
Twelfth precinct yesterday morning brought to
the Coroners once, Walter Skif, young man,
twenty-five years OF age, SAID to be a well known
member OF the Tenth avenue gang OF outlaws,
whom they had arrested on suspicion OF being the
man who, on the 10th instant, dangerously stabbed
George Legge living at 118 East Ninety first street.
meaningiy told Detective Clark that ne did not
know as ne would 60 with him, but the muzzle OF q
loaded revolver being brought In close proximity
to his head had the desired effect, wnereup0n he
quietly submitted to be handcufed and was taken
TO the station house without further trouble The
stabbing occurred In public house, l55th street
and St. Nicholas avenue.
Coroner Woitman committed Skifr to the Tombs.
Dead In the Charity Hospital.
John whenc h, man, died in the Charity Hos.
pita from fracture OF the base OF the skull, but
under what circumstances the fracture was re.
ceived did not appear Neither was the age or
nativity gwen by the hospital authorities. CorO-
ner Croker will hold an inquest In the case.
Found Dead in an Area.
Yesterday morning an unknown woman about
thirty-lve years of age was found lying dead in
the area of premises No. rs West Houston street
sent to the Morgue Tor an Investigation before
Coroner Croker. Her remains Will be detained at
the MOrsue fnot sooner ciamed) for several days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-25
CORONERS' CASES.

The Shooting by Detective Leahy-Au-
tOpsy On the Body Of His vietim-Re-
mOval OF the Remains From the Hos
pftai-Coroner Woitman's Investiga.
tion on Saturday Next.
Coroner WOltman and his deputy, DR.. Shine
yesterday afternoon proceeded to the Morgue and
made a post-mortem examination on the body Of
Michael Mcnamara, VINO was shot In his room at
$50 West Twenty ninth street by Detective Leahy.
The doctor found pistol shot wound OF the abdO-
men, nall an inch above the umbtcus and little
to the left OF the median line Of the body probe
being passed, the ball was found to have pene-
trated the abdominal walls in direction down
have passed thu ough the pyiorlc extremity OF the
stomach, and was found to be embedded to tine
contained sixty ounces Of nuid blood. Death was
caused by intense hemorrhage and peritonitis, the
Prom the direction taken by the pue p snns
Is OF the opinion was not discharged through
the panel OF the door, and believes the door must
A jury to be enpanneled Will view the body OF
deceased at his late residence, and also examine
into the condition oil the door through which ir Is
said Mr. Mcnamara was shot.
Coroner Woltman Will commence his investiga-
ton In the case at eleven O'Clock on Saturday
next.
Killed by . Third Avenue Cara Care
less Car Driver.
Coroner Eickhon yesterday held an inquest in
the case Oh LOUIS COncu, 1atc Vi NO. NUO heSter
street, who was killed at the corner OF Hester
street and the Bowery on the evening of the 10Th
inst. by being Knocked down and run over by car
No. IS OF the Third avenue line, driven by Thomas
Murphy. After listening to all the testimony the
jury believed that the driver should have been able
to prevent the occurrence and that he did not do
so. They found that MIR. Cohen's death was due
TO the carelessness OF the car driver.
On the verdict Coroner Eickhor required Muir
ply to give bail In the sum Of 81 900 to answer any
complaint that may be brought against him. The
necessary bond Will be filed to-day.
Crushed by = Dummy Engine.
Coroner Croker was yesterday called to No. 1l2
West Thirty Nth street, to hold An inquest on the
body OF Thomas Carrick, lad seventeen years Of
age, who was killed the afternoon previous at the
corner OF Canal and Washington streets by being
crushed beneath the wheels OF a dummy engine,
No. OF the Hudson River Railroad Company De-
ceased. 1t ID alleged, had jumped aboard on of the
cars to ride home, and must have fallen Oh.
Array Between BOys-One OF Them Dan.
gerOusiy Stabbed.
About three O'Clock yesterday morning Coroner
Grocer was called to the residence OF DR., Smith.
No. 13s East Thirty ninth street, to take the ante
mortem statement OF william T. O'Connor. a lad
eighteen years OF age who had been stabbed in
the left breast with pocket knife In the hands of
of strange youth who made his escape and is
still at large. On the evening previous William
who lives at No. 882 Third avenue, was at play In
F0rtieth street, near his home. with some other
boys during which angry words occurred. when
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DAvIs-MosEs.-On Wednesday, February IS, at
the residence OF the brides father, Sumter s. c.
by the Rev. Mr.. Mendez, OF Richmond. Va, ANsLEY
3. DAVIS, OF Aew York, to ARhIDA, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Moses.
FISCHEK-FINGER.-On Tuesday, February "a.
1874, at the Mayors ONCE, by Hon. W. F. Have.
meyer, Mayor, Mr.. CHARLES FISCHER Of Phlladel-
pnla, Pa, to Miss RACHEL FINGER, OF New York
city.
FLETCHER-JARvIs-ln Brooklyn, on Monday,
February 49, by Rev. Charles Fletcher assisted by
Rev. 4. P. Ingersoll, CHARLES M. FLETCnKR to
EMILY L. JARVIS, both oil Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEAD FIRST THESSALONTANS V.-SINGING,
y PRAYER and experience meetings Thursday even.
gs, at BENJAMIN ALBKOS, No. 353 West Thirty-sixth
rect All welcome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-25

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Feb "a, rs and
rs, 1874.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW DRAMA.
SUNLIGHT THROUGH THE MIST,
with Miss SYLVESTER and the entire company.
Great hit of Miss ELLA WESNER in her special Must.
cal Melange.
Second week of the JOHANoFF BROTHERS and
GEORGE DUNHAR in their great act OF Walking the
Ceiling and Chinese Juggling.
The Comedy of
A TRIP TO JERSEY.
FRIDAY-Beneft OF Miss ELLA WESNER, when she
will enact in her Comedy, called
TOM VAfiD.
Mr. f. H. LAY will shortly appear in new drama,
called LITTLE WHITE HAIR; Or, THE LAST OBJ THk
MODOCS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-25

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC. AIDA
IA Second Subscrip tion Night of the Spring Season
STRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
THIS "WEDNESDAY, FEB. rs at r. NJ.
AIDA. AIDA
Mile TORRIANI, Miss A. +. CARY.
CAMPANlNI. MAUREL, NANNETTI, sCoLARA.
Musical Director and conductor. Signor f. MUZIO
FRIDAY EVENING. February q, at O'Clock,
First appearance this season OF
NINE. CHRISTINE NILSSON
LUCIA ID LAMMERMOOR
MONDAY, March 2, ats O'Clock I. NJ,
MIGNON-NILSSO
THURSDAY, Feb. 26-BROOkLYN-"Le Huguenots"
Admission 49, Reserved seats, 81 and 81 extra, &C
cording to location Boxes, $40 and 500 Family Circle,
81 Reserved seats in Family Circle, 81 80
seats can now 10 secured at Academy OF Music, a.
Schirmer's, 7Ol Broadway, and ia Broadway.
MONS. MAURELS BENEFIT, MARCH TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-25
MATRIMONIAL,

SL0TE & JAMES sgATIoNERS % FULTON
- street. william -eAceount Books made " orle
At SHORT pQtiGs.
, 1874-12-21

IFGW fNH 4}EIt VFE 1F3UHHF.
Tie analogy botween Hum nnd IfeliEion has
beer, discussed, but hna mover boon practically
tlot>rmsucd; md now, in Euslalld, comes np the
rcctnllilo rotation OF Tittos uni Deer. Tho Mal.-
chet:cr Exaaainer informs III tlat 1t IL the roo
ognized custom in North Waton for tho rector u
agent to give tho farmers nnd olhor titho-payors,
when they sottlo thor dues. tickets for bocr
which aro convertible into malt liquor ut any Inn
iu tha neighDorl.ood. Tho troat, it appears, IL
goyc ned by tho nmount Of titlio paid. L, cor.
thin lnsrlHla crown gotta half-pint ticket; IL
slnlIil u pint; but then, G10, or even cl5, Gu
rector u uxpouHo. The holder, however isn't
uDllgea to drink his whole allowance at ol,co
Tor tho' publican will open an account with i'm,
and pc init him to awig out Tho rectors beer by
suppoa,s, that tho heor shall DO atout ai,l good,
for tho lionor OF the Church. which should he
called st. Aulrow's and have xxx for It's mysti-
chi 6ym bOl
, 1874-12-21

mailing owls III pariuu mo ofrsot by tho
bncllelnr owl. Ono Ut tho ,nost ctarnl-
iug designs. however, iu TINT Of Lovo
mid 1lymcn ntr1'ggllng together. .-loyo oaaaying
from troadng OH and crushing tl1o hoart ho has
plorcod will, Ills arrows.
lIavtng thus sl,own wl,nt beautiful things may
lo bonNht for tho proper serving Of tho Cniat-
nelthor glent nor littlo folhs will 10 wiling to
overlook. This IN
THE oHnrsrmAH TR1:E.
h now fnncy-a German itloa-fB 10 cover tho
po tho Sumo material around tho botton,.~-slua
stimulating snow. 4 curious compound Of gcla~
tirona links is QUO Of tho nov fatlcien for ornn-
montng tl,om. Iioy aro IN bright, trana-
pafo!nt, !,,,,'ol ,e'olors md vory boaltilal Tlo now
costing from 4D to 75 conts oaoh. but not bfoal-
inE ltto tho Older, ohoapcr aud frallor yarletios
Lt.ilo transparency lanterns hold tho candies.
Tloro aro hEl variotios OF dolls, and homo OF
tho now VIZ and parian heads nrn ox1n1alte.
They aro made to turn 10 nj to add moro 1fo~
liko oxprcsaton to the.n. "Reaily-real hair " IL
tho last invention and tic previous substitute
OF f1ax. 1ute lincn. or silk is no longer tolerated
tic dol o @ must hive i,ma iar ac!, ~ 1sGt a. Is bonss ]
bv Afatnnn ut tho llnt-storcs when her own
Hcnnty supply IL insufficient. Thon there III ovcry-
thing In tho way Of wardrobe for these fABhioi1-
nb1o puppets. .-water-pro9fe3 parnso|;H, ; towolry,
dOlls' ton md dinner sola In ond1eaa variety,
somo Of tlom quite lnrgo enough for little Mind
enoisolio to oitortaau hor youthful friends at
Juvenile kestloarn1n.
Noal,'s arla aro now throo.Bto,y affalrs, with
MI tho auinals imaginable In tiun,. OtherSwis
eots OF nninlals nro wonderful specimens OF
wood-carying by TINT ingenious people. Tho
papler-nacho sets ropreaont MI antiro nlenaKorio
III tho lnoak porfcct coIoring mud form. Ihsro
aro NIL sorts of ltchor-eIuipmo't and culinary
| utonBlis, with improved rangun to cook on !;
whilo simulated food on dslIes is roaay for
| those who aro not permitted tho luxury Of gon-
| ulno cooking. Tool-chcsts and magic lahtcrnH
| for boys are made bottor and moro Ingenious
eyDFy ycRr, while ln,lcl, Of the aollH' furniture
for fittlo girls IL Of largo Btzo and worry durable.
| Among tho mechanical toys, MI acrobat dis-
plays wonderful skin Oh tho horizontal bar; aud
tho Ethiopian dancers havo boon Taught every
clnngug stop In tho most intricate clog dn'ico
| 4 new Ganlo is y whocl which, turned. gives a
| correct ausworto any question named Oh Heriot
| OF cardH. Now blocks arc III designs rcpreHc,,t
| lug circus-tfgnrcs; ~lllle tho buoks aro vcrs
| protty,-thogo OF tho Gcrsnans combining
mechanical action with tho Ordinary pictures art
reading matter. A. very rrotty prosons for 4
child Is 4 standing tapcstry~iran,e, with cauyaH
! md several patterns.
| Aiming tho finer eooda aro seal and nuasif
| handkerchief mud glovo caBos also. sonlt
in painted wood. Writng-tlcskB and jowol-caseI
| aro moro beautiful than eyor, whllo one notl
choir-caso In land-caryeti wood, tho cover dec
orstod with an ol-paintinE, IL really little Eon,
Thanks for information nro duo MesArs. Cobb
| Oylngtoh Brothers, and schWoltzor Il Door,
, 1874-12-21
ntandartt Of values, and oan only DO romodoa by
being nbollal,ott, md having NIL contracts baaca
OIL D. ntanlurtl Of ilxod values. viz, coin.
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.


70 fbe ENitor IT Tho Chitaqa Tribune:
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Dec. Ill llayo to thank you
for lilo insertion Of my fottor from Davenport
md, ~ yo.t nro not awaro oP tho i,1lmonHo OIL
th,,piasn1 tint your areicloB On Tho resumption
Of specio payments aro creating throughout tho
Northwest, i Must rest fcw minutes from solt-
fur goods to inform yo,, In whlci, way tho pop,i-
lar volco Is running. mot ono Of my customs
ers just returning from tho nowa-tlopot with
two TntnuaEs in his hand. "11altol you oil
Donoerat what's tho nsattor? haven't you ,nntlo
n mistake thnse?" "oh, no! Don't you know
N. has got tho reius IN Ills fists
now, mud, + toll yu1, old bog, ho
amt going to rest till this qucatton Ia sct-
tlcl. Now hero we are ono Of tho nnest
cot,ntrios III the worId--p!onty Of produce. gool
pricos, but no confdonco. Now mark my
wortls, md will tell you how It Is. I hayo two
Tn1nuxEy. There ID tny boy ovor tho river, who
I Ihavo to call oil Us 1asB Oh MY WY home, Inns
been etoainE my thunder. and, to put him Oh MT
oqnatty with ilynolf havo to giro him iii
original copy" Now, nir, you ml,at ne aware,
from your Increased circulation, TINT tho public
is beginning to appreciate your efforts, md I
earnestly beg Of you to continue to agitato and
to Btir mp those "GroneB " III Congress until thcr
nro ashamed Of tho faIso position which they at
present occupy youss respectfully.
TRAVELLER.
, 1874-12-21

.Speefal Dispa.c! to IAt Chseago Tribune.
CnEsroSt IT,, Doc. 20.-Tho firm Of Colby d
Daltoy, merchants and doalors In grain, aua-
poutletl yesterday aud assignod MI thor property
10 4. y. Templo, Cashier Of s. II. Mallory &
Co.'S bank, for tho bonolt Of thoir creditors.
1t Ia thought their liabilities are between a25-
UOD and s35, QUO, with assets to fully cover tho!r
linbititiea
NEW Yonu, Doo 2O.-I. N. Morgan, buttor
moroha,t, md Treasurer OF tho Dl!ttor a,ll
Olocso E1chnngo, Inns faileI., Hia liabilities, 1t
ia suited, will excoo4 $lUg.0D0.
, 1874-12-21

70 ths Editor Gf Yhe ChuWgu Tribune:
j COLUMBIA Cry, 1ul., Doo l9.-Aa constant
reader of THE TRIBUNE aud llaylag .ome stake
iu tho rcsult Of tho tlnnnco problem boforo tho
American pooplo for solution, hnyn been IN
torostcd BY tho wny yoi trent tho aub]ocs. Al
low mo to ask you What will bo tho eToot OH
existing contracts for tho payment OF money
falling duo subsequent to the tine that Congress-
nsy fix for specie resumption? Would suc,
coutraots ho payable in gold, dollar for tlolur
Or In goll enough to cqun their value ut tho
time OF making tho cottrnct2 i. L. III.
ASBWER.
The act Of CongreHB ilxiug date whcn tho
0ovornsnont will ruHu.no ypscio paYuonts will i'll
uowiso atfoct tho obligation or any existing con-
tract. Payments falling due b.tbaa4uoat to that
date will DO payable, ~ now, In legaI-tondor IL
Iegal-tontlor now worth 88 eonts ba then worth
100 ccuts, tho oltoot will he JuHt tho sanso M
whom logal-tendor advanced In value from 70
oents to So oonta. Tha instability and unoar-
taluty III il,saparable from an trrodoomablo paper
, 1874-12-21
cnNsEcRaTlnN 0E A BISHOP.

OMAHA, Noh. Dec. 2o.-:rho conaocratfon OF
tho ut. Noy. DR.. Garrett, III missionary Blah-
on Of Northern Texas, took plaoe to-day In Irin-
ity Cathedral, IN this city. The oaitlao WIS
doraely crowded with d groat audience. bishop
Ularkson was the conspo1ator, assIstod by Dlah-
opa Tuttlo, uaro, And spalaing. 4 largo naaa
, 1874-12-21

bor Of notgtboring o1orEy wore presont. Tho
Aornlotl. by 1}inhop TutLlo, was IN able argumont
Oh nj, apostolic miniatry. Bishop Garrott lonycB
on tho 2Dth for mis- now field. Tint Omaha
1osoa = most accomplished mid faithful minister
III tho universal sentiment Of otlr citlzcnH.
, 1874-12-21

FTVHT U|7F8IEF :.
Among tho Aumors Of yesterdays election was
tho facE that IN Ward 2 a husband and 1lin
vito wore tho opposing candidates for tho hobool
Con,mitte q Mr. llogorh having boon noami,!ated
by tho " ltlzel,B, aud Mrs. lsogosg OIL tho 1ndo-
potllent tlebot, Tile wifo proved 4, stronger
candidate Ehan tho huBbalItl aud received twice
~ many votes or thoreabout. AYo havo nut
heard Of a domestic quarrel nrlsiug from this
political ri airy aud va trust tharo will 10 sluo
but tho experiment asems to bo pecdlossly
hazardous
, 1874-12-21
1a,Gt!9


III 1879, Governor. ....17,Go3 .1o,oA
the result az to tho Legislature is rs hereto
foro announced, viz: n tic, IL to ~, iu the 6en-
ate 20 Demoetats and 24 Republicans in tho
House. THO Republican majority in tho stato is
located in fow couutioa, aud both Henderson
aud Fiuloy (Don'ocrats) will appeal to tho noxt
Congress for aeata thaEclu.
, 1874-12-21


mo NENT-nufIDiNES NUS. 413 AND d70 SOUTH
stotost.. coAt7nIng basomonis stosos. and dwelt-
bnilnes Noa 4 4sl, and ss1} South CLarkst. stores
Hnilduss Nos. H. e,s and a.s Fourth-av.. Il foo1ns
each.
ilonso lLs an EaurthAv.. sronms. 49,.
.losrs Nos. 643, t5. and TIT M!ciEanAy. newly 70.
paired mud painted throughout. ~,
Uiccss with good VAULTS suitable Tor lAnkiry, real
caintc, ar INSURANCE. huGlnces.
ssonng ;ao.as. baat.4 BY steam far gentlemen only
Aian good ron!as y 1Ynsueky aud Speed bncke and
ti.ed tGnnus vii! receive law prices Apnly t1 j. VI.
MAKIlALL, Ioa Estata HrukGt al.d RoRtl.l1 AHoncy.
81 kssnth Ciark.at.
no KENr-NU. as6 solJril I'AnK.Ay.-A KE'y
brick octaHou 5raH with al th9 iiinloEn ntpfmS9-
n,enta shegp WlLLA1tD a. SMITH,
Rum u. 10 East Mo"roost.
RIO RENT-A NEW TWO'STORY FRAME HOUSE,
soMtauln 0o IT, ,he
and Wnllace.sts. Appi tu j. WELL. III uearburn.At
mo, nESr-NEAr LINCOLN PARK, a.Srpl.Y AND
L basement pcatUn frUt lruk oasa Gn ScdWHick-st..
No. @ Iu,t north Of Sophla.st Is untirely nov. taoy
csl!eat lrisk Garn HALuWIH. WALKER + U0.,
sa,slcy nulldin, southwest cerucr Dearborn and Mad
{.u
, 1874-12-21
ELECTION RETURNS.
FLORIDA

FLORIDA.
Tho vote OF Flori0n, officially aeclared on tho
10th OF December, ia as follows for Members OF
'Gongress:
Hepftt{tfan Democrat.
l. o5a lIcnaerson.....-. 9.517
= Walis. s............ 8,5;7 Fin1ey.......... SITS
, 1874-12-21

4111i

In the Third District, Hugh r. Thomson,
ultra Democrat, lad 1,l3D yoteH. III tho Fourtl.
District. the contest was abandoned by tho Re-
publican candidate, AIr. Laulor. who, in card,
requested thas Gunter laaye no opposition.
, 1874-12-21
ROTH LEGS CUT OFF BY THE OARS.

Special Di1putch 10 Yhs Chieaao Tribune.
14oaaSsponr. Ind, Dec. ia boy named
David Sullivan about u years old, whilo at-
tempting to jump Oh O. switcll-ongino ut Peoria
Junction, this afternoon. slipped aud foil, aud
had his right log cut OF above the knee and bis
lott log cut or below tho kneo. Ho will proba-
bly, die,
, 1874-12-21

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HIS BROTHER.
Stecjal Dispttch to INe Chicago Irf1nAt.
InoSros, O., Dec. 20.-About o'clock this At
tornoon Henry Harry Bredon, in attempting to
take a loaded revolver from his brother Charley,
about ycars old, 1t was discharged. llo bail
tering Charloys foretead. Ho cannot possibly,
, 1874-12-21

lspechsi Dist,utch Ia IAc CAtcayo Tribune.
Noncn vEnxoN, Ind., Dec. 10.-tohn Orrell,
suass!oa n.a,, 2G years. Of ago was killed by tho
cars miloa south Of hero, on tho North For-
non l. Louisville Na,lrond, lust oYoning, He loft
Aoro shortly aftor dark, iutoxicatel
, 1874-12-21

SAD ACCIDENT.
Special Disnutch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
VAN WEnr, O., Dec. 19.--1tobert Conn and
familywero on their why to church in a wagon
from, tho country this morning, whon tho horscs
took fright as train WAS paBsiug crosuins, nnil
Mrs. Conn, fcaring runaway, attempted jump
from tho wagon. Her clothes caught and pulled
her unIcr tho wheols Of the wagon, Which passed
over her, killing lor nlmoat INSTANTLY.
, 1874-12-21

CRUSHED ny THE CARS.
Sutcini Uxlaatch to Tho Chieaao Tribune.
DETROIT, MioIl., Dec. 29.-Yesteraay, whilo Il
boy WAS Aolplug llia father. a Bwitetman named
Miller, about train at Grand Trunk Junction, he
waH cruslea bs1a couple..of cars that camo to,
getlor III lo olilelvored to couple them.
, 1874-12-21

EXPLOSION OF A. LOCOMOTIVE BOILER.
!spts,1 D.spatch to Tho Chtcaao Tribune.
IsAssiSa, aIlch., Deo. a0,--A locomotive on tho
Jackson. Lansing & Saginaw Ralroad exploded
yesterday noar Laiughburg. sca|diug tho aioman
aud badly damaging tho engiae.
, 1874-12-21


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