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The New York herald., 1874-11-10
FRANCE.
The PyeddGat to Lecture tho Assembly-Boua-
pal 'tist Victory at an Election.

LONDON, Nov. a. 1874
The Times correspondent at Paris quotes the
La Presse, ga m-olcial organ, 40 saying the forth
coming essage OF President MacMahon will de-
mopstrate ID, the Assembly the necessity OF organ
tzing the SeDtennate and then OF dissolving; and
will announce that the government, disapproving
the tardness OF the Committee Of Thirty will SUBJ
NIT constitutional scheme OF its own.
HEAVY VOTE FOR A BoNAPARrrsT.
The Duke oe Mouchy. Bonapartist, has been
elected to tae Assembly from the Department OF
Disc. He received $4,000 votes. His two republi-
can opponents received $4,000 and 1900 votes 70.
spectively.
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.oBITUARY.
Hon. John w. Head, . Newly ElectsA

Hon. John W. Head, democratic Congressman
elect nom tho Fourth district OF Tennessee. died
at Gallatin yesterday morning, shortly alter three
O'Clock, after brief illness. Mr. Heads popu-
larity among his fellow citizens was attesied IN
their representative in Congress. His decease
causes the FIRST vacancy In the RANKS OF the demo-
Washington.
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Tho Globe Thea tire.

The Globe Theatre, which has had several names
and passed through the hands OF numerous man.
ayers since the time when 1t was transformed
from church into theatre, was reopened last
night as o place for variety entertainments. The
building was crowded with spectators OF
higher class than usually frequents the
variety theatre. The programme has numerous
pleasing features. but there are also In 1t several
in the centre OF the evenings entertainment,
deaden the edge OF enjoyment caused by the really
enjoyable acts that precede and follow them.
Several OF the most pleasing performers last night
used expletves much oftener than New YORK
very large, and embraces many OF the most fav-
Ored Of variety actors and several new performers
who are likely 10 become favored. Among the
former are Adam Richmond, a very pleasing singer;
Jennie Worrell, harry Richmond, and Nile. Cora
Adrana, the premiere ddnseuse. The most promi-
OF Irteh characters.
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Protos tsnt Church Council Assembled
In Paris.

PARISv NOV. y, 1874.
Delegates representing forty-two Protestant
consistores have begun session in Paris. They
intend to issue q manifesto Affirming the rights
OF conscience, and have already passed resolu-
tion refusing to hold new elections in place OF
those recently annulled by the Minister OF Public
Instruction.
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Omcer Quigley. OF the Eighth precinct. was as
sauited by negro named James Williams last
evening ana severely injured. The offcer was en-.
deavoring 10 arrest Williams for beating his wue.
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Grace Burritt.

On sunday afternoon died at her residence IN
this city, Mrs. Grace Burritt. In her eghtyeighrh
year, widow OF WakemAn Burritt. for many
years the editor OF the New York shipping List.
Her funeral will be attended on Thursday. as
eleven O'Clock, from No. East Thirty second
street.
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DIR. James A. Quinlan.

James A. Quinlan. NJ D., OF Lexington avenue. .
member OF the nfth company OF the Seventh regt
ment. expired on the sh inst. in his thirty-second
year, at Islip Long Island, the residence OF his
ia'her-ln-iaw, MIR. John Sutton. He win 90 buried
TOMORROW at ten O'Clock. from the Church OF st.
Agnes, East Forty-third street.
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Bclivia.
Chilli.

News from Bolivia, by way OF Iqueque. states
that there has been revolution 10 La Paz, headed
by DR.. Corral.
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Tho Royalist Party Ahead at tho Latest
Moment for Voting.

Thus far the election OF 2l3 moderates and so
oppostionists to the Chamber OF Deputies Is
known, while second ballot is necessary in 200
districts.
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John b. ueyl, OF Philadelphia.

john b IIoyI, OF FhIInueTPnIas
John B. Heyl, OF the firm OF Heyl Gibbons Co.,
merchants and sugar renners, OF Philadelphia,
died In that city during the night OF saturday, the
7th inst, to the great regret Of wide circle of
friends. Mr.. Heyl was greatly esteemed In come
mercal circles Tor his uprigntness and probity.
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Woods Museum.

Oliver Doud Byron. in his historical drama called
"Dcnald Mckay, the Hero Of the Modoc War" at
trscted = crushing audience at Woods Museum
last evening. The character r0se Is mingling OF
Forrest In Metamora. Nenie and Proctor In
some oi their orininal sensational Indian charac-
ters, and the performance generally gave great
satisfaction. Manager Wood has made great hit
In engaging Byron, and the success or his engage
ment Is beyond peradvcnture.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

A.-SiJk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps Abdominal supporters, Saspcnsory Bandages
Shoulder Braces and Crutches at MARSHs Truss ONCE
No 2vrsev street Lady In attendance
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Attic Welcome Announcement of the
ELASTIC TRUSS. 6S3 Broadway, tails upon the ear Of
suffering ruptured ones like angel voices calling from
the skies; sure harbinger OF permanent reliet
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
ANOTHER OFFICER ASSAULTED.

Average temperature yeSteruay. ...........
Average temperature for corresponding da
last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

A.--For q First CInss Dress or Business
HAT 60 direct to the manufacturer, ESPENSCHEID lis
Nass afroNf
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A.-Ruptures and Physic al Def0rmftics
successfully treated by DR.. MARSH at No. vcscy street,
annnsife ST Pnups Church.
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BAZAINE.


LONDON, Nov. Q. 1874.
Marshal Bazaine and wife. under the name or
Lnpena, have sailed from Southampton on the
Royal Mail steamship Neva.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Abyssinia will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown ana Liverpool. Also
the steamship nohenz zollern for Southampton and
Bremen.
The malls for Europe win close at the Post Once
at four and hali-past eleven O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Edltlon for Europe
will be ready at halrpast eight O'Clock In the
morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, six centa
Get a Bottle or wistar's Balsam OF
WILD CHERRY You may need !. for ,s,ui sudden Cough
cheaper.
A.-For a First CInss Dress or Business
Hat direct to the manufacturer, EspESscHEID. lis
A.-siJk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Sn and o
No. 2vrsev street Lady in attendance
A.-Ruptures and Physica Defornaities
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH at No vcscy street,
Alb. F. Sphinx Pebble Diamonds, I5l
Futon Rings Pins, Earrings. Studs set in solid
gold, from ~ upwards
A.-Thc Welcome Announcement of the
Elastic TRUSS sss Broadway, tails upon the ear o.
the skies; sure harbingcr of permanent reet
A.-Everden's Wedding md Ball Cards,
e Dsess Foreign Paper s
A.-Hcrnld Branch Omcc. BrOOklyn
corner Fulton avenue and Bocrim street.
Open from A. ". to9P. NJ
On sunday from to- r. NJ
corn., Bunions; Ingrowins Nails, A:s:,
cured without pam. CORN CURE by mail soc. Dr. RIUR
lS9 Broadway near Dcy street
Fire Sets, 81 so to $50.
Beautiful
COAL VASES S3 80 to $50.
f'r'i kiTcnkS f.Sti us sedkISS SkS'inls TlsSsiEs.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
at very low prices, at
EDWARD ID. BAssFORD'S,
Eishth street ani Third and Fourth avenues
For Coughs and Throat Disorders, Use
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs, having proved their
efficiency by a test Of many years
Health Restored without M~d,cfnel
by DU BAREY's rEvALEN.A ARABIC FOOD to tho
iigcsiion,, constipation. diarthua, acidity paIpaton
see riessncss debility, wasting, cough, asthma fcvcrs
sisted al other re medcs Depot in New orx JOHN
HENRY. CUKRAN CO., Nos and College place.
Tn MY Practice and Family, (sflss
Depot No. 4sl 9Th av No. 2iS West ed St
why Cough and Wheczc md snufls
mMLHs aoNn oF HSp iSr?1 TM M
cure any Cold in two daya
Wigs, Toupccs, <Sc.--G. Rauehfuss
practical wgmaker and importer OF Human Hair No
a East Twelfth street. near Broadway.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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The Position OF the Faradny when tho
Cable Was Buoycd.

LONDON, NOV. o. 1874.
The Messrs. Siemens conclude that when the
cable was buoyed the Faraday was in latitude
4s deg. 81 min. north, longitude ~ deg. IS min
west Tho depth OF water was decreasing. the
ship being 1870 miles from where 1t was intended
to splice on the shore end.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

Get q Bottle OF Wistars Balsam Of
WILD CHERRY. You may need IL for sudden Cough
Cold soc. and 81 bottle, large bottles much the
ri
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

Carlist Nov ement f0r Battle with
Lonha's Rclfef Force.
LONDON, Nov. Q, 1874
A despatch IN I'm hendaye, dated yesterday. says
that the bomba rdment OF Irun has proceeded very
languidly. Ger erals Iona and Laserna visited
the town on Su nday, but STAYED only hair an hour
They are expo eted 70 return over the hills from
San Sebastian with six thousand men. and the
Carsts have one to meet them.
A battle Is q: epected 10 result.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

Alb. r. Sphinx Pebble Diamonds, Isl
Futon street. Rings Pins Earrings Studs, set In solid
pOld from upwards
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Death OF o French Archbishop.

Mgr. Fruchaud. Archbishop OF Tours died
yesterday at an advanced age. He was emf.
nent for his simplicity OF character and his greas
ptety. The Archbishop was a strenuous adherent
OF Papal tnlallibillty.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

fault has been discovered in the cable, but too
late to prevent 1t from being passed overheard.
The wind is blowing gale. We shall buoy the
cable.
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THE UNITED STATES DIRECT CABLE
Progress Of Paying Ont the New Submarine Tele.
graph wire-A Fault Discovered
The Weather stcrmy.

LONDON Nov. Q, 1874.
The following dispatches have been receiv cd
from the steamship Faraday:-
On BOARD THE FARADAY, Nov. 7,
Lat. 48 81 N, Ion. 40 l6 W..
We rave paid out up to this time !, ,3l9 miles OF
cable. Operations have been retarded py heavy
storm.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

MANHOOD-2OUTH EDITION TREATISE os
lv1 the Laws Concerning Lie, Explanatory ot M
Cnuscs and symptoms, with lnstructions Tor ,he smc
ccssful treatment OF weakness Low spiris Dcspvnu
ency Nervous rxhauston, Muscnlar Deniy y, 1na rfe
dress the author DR.. II. H. CURTls, NO - LAST siA
teenth street. York
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

<NBsERyArIoNs ON THE HEALTH or WOMEN
~ by Dr sprcng. late member o. the 's New fcsk 81.
amthor No 20l West twenty second street -Ihls pau
pniet shouid b. read BY every lady"-hedtou Revtew
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SPAIN.
Tho Relief Of Irr IN Announced to the Peopls-A
Serious Dsmslnd On the French Ministry.

MADRID. Nov. 9, 1874.
II u onlcially ANNOUNCED that the Carists have
abandoned the si,ge OF Irun.
REPUBLICAN VICTORIES AT OTHER POINTS.
Republican successes over the Csrlists else where
are announced.
DON CARLOS A CAUSE OF TROUBLE TO FRANCE.
Don Carlos has arrived at Hendaye, France ac-
companied BY hts stan. The spanish government
has demanded u rat they be interned BY the French
authorities.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

A Carlist Mission to Foreign Courts.
M PARIS. Nov. Q, 1874
The Paris Union says that Don Carlos has In
trusted hts brother Alphonso with an important
mission to fou .eign courts
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

B0urbonfst Bulletins Of tho Condition
OF Affairs Near Irun.
PARIS Nov. Q, 1874.
The truth OF the Spanish governments announce.
ment that the siege OF Irun has been raised Is
denied by the Carlists here, who profess to have
information that the Destegers are violently can
nonadtng the town to-day.
They also st ate that Don Carlos visited all the
outposts yest srday.
A republican, battalion has landed ct Fontarabia,
and decistvn action Is expected to take place to-
m orrow.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

A.-Evertlell's Wedding nd Ball Cards,
elegant STYLES low prices. Crests Monograms, Ordou
Of Dancing Foreign Note Paper. SOs broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

Up to this time we have paid out 1,46l miles of
cable. The weather 10 favorable.
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Political Profession Before tho Agitated
ASSemblaUo.

Assem- bIage.
LONDON Nov. q, 1874
Mr.. MacIver. the conservative candidate for
Parliament. addressed q disorderly meeting at
Birkenhead this evening and with great din1culty
obtained hearing. He declared himself sup.
porter or religious education and opposed to the
dtsestablshment OF the Church Of England.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

A.-Hcrnld Branch Ohicc. BrO0klyn
corner Fulton avenue ana Bocrum street.
Open from A. VI. to9 r. NJ.
On sunday from to r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

Wigs, Toupcos, Ssc.--C. Raueh fuss
practical wigmaker and importer OF Human Hair No
East Twelfth street. near Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-11-10

The Mayor elect, MIR. William IL. wickham.
next responded to the toast OF 'The City OF New
York; sir. Wickham was cheered with the great
est vehemence, ana ne very modessH trioa 3 %
comrades OF the Mercantile Library was too great,
aud he spoke as follows:-
/ regret exceedingly, Mr.. Chairman, that the
Cnief Magistrate OF our city Is not present tins
evening to respond TO the sentiment you have ns-
signed TO me, for II my personal wishes were con-
suited, should much prefer 10 be seated at yon-
der table among those Win wnom was formerly
know OF no more fitting occasion tnan this ior mo
to emphasize one thought that should sug.
gest itself to every one who has az heart
Ine true greatness OF the city OF New York.
we are community SO absorbed In industry ana
business that there Is great danger Of allowing
our public afrairs to DRIFT into the hands Oh men
VINO nave only personal and selfish ends to serve.
The management OF our municipal affairs should
interest all Hence oil institutions Ike this grow
ing and splendid library OF ours, which rs .
fountain OF knowledge. and Of that kind
Yates It's members In good citizenship, de-
serves universal sympathy and support.
Flii New York with business men who take time
the same degree lil Il with men who take onlight.
ened and practical interest In the affairs oi our
city government, and you VIII see Substantial be q.
eats follow which viii add immensely TO that
metropolitan greatness which wo all desire Tor
tins our grandest commercial centre. May | not
add that in my opinion there Is no agency better
fitted to accomplish that end tnan tne Mercantile
Library ASSOCIATION o. the clty ~ o. ,n New iork ana
Judge Brady spoke to the toast OF "Ine !u'
dietary ~ Wm. Z. Dodge to "The Chamber OF Com.
mcrce;' David M. stone TO "Tne Press =
Ciergy,n Rev. Dr. VIM. l.. TAYLOR; rhe Clinton
Han Association" Isaac II. Bailey; "The Mer.
chants oil New York." Abram y. Hewitt; The
Mercantile Library AssociasUn Sampe san o, rushnm 1is
responded 10 by Mr.. Algern0n y. sullivan.
, 1874-09-29

1t - iatal III its roaul Tho first indication ar
M.saoa ~ 10 q violent twltohing OF tho mecon m
Inc 1n1ortawt thon frotng at tho momth. fron
Mol, tss asya flows troolyi to oyon iecono ,ty 'wa.
to.yanutto animal soola to Buiror tho most in
H. H. attaeked nntll doath orauoy, who'll in no csse
nna, 1lns poon longer. than tsontyfour hours Tbay
commence rubbing tho hoad mostly o., lin ioit
e,ao sn continue until the skin, mud sometimes net @
~, une VI tlio oara is rubbed of; tito load gwells
as 1nssr sttlRglo: acoms to bo tremendous ,o,,"
n. ,ia'!nlale a. stand croo and, eraining oyory
~ ..lacle to tho utmost extorsion giving oviionca
tn q, powerful ntornnl oonyulsion. toy tlttor tin
nisa sst ptitnl ory you can hardly eal it anything
tali over t1oad.7, WAN ~ o'o't
IN 49, r 9ast veterinary. talent haH bccn taxed
~ su9 extent OF lila ability 10 Hnd 1lpmo for
w,tot asonao and suro'fo tito contagon, but
foycr bmb bSegoss. as chanEo Of pasture will prevent
ona h3t romodies administered aro nu,er
to do Wit I,t oimato may hayo something
|ust ook ~s, aeaiors TO- profit by ha experience and
cure thoir stock cattlo."; ""''t' lucy pro-
, 1874-09-29
Profitable Glsisiegs for yYouc,,.

:, TON TIC A7Hcf7ca71 l1oMnH's I{ome.
ono or lhe moat protltab!u ia well.na: utercet
bees. In recont agricultural ronort it Ia .tnto,l
fhat. one lalybonght four hives for 6i0, aud In
i've ycars hllc was ol1etcd III, ,GU0 for Aer ntoc;t
antl y iefltsoa It M not enough. III addition tn
ll'ss lnoreaho ~ hor capital ii ono Of t4eso fyo
Of honoy 1t III also stated TINT IN llyo yoars nm
man, from aix ooIonios of booa to start witlI
cleared ,Wl0 pounds of honey aud Gfty-four
colonies. Whom properly ,inHtruclcl, almost
any woman III TUG CITY, as casily au in lie coua-
III any other ,Ilothoti tlomandut, no ittio timo
and LABOR. Dns In. tho mo<lca Ordinarily prnc-
toed few can make any great proilt in tIs en-.
p!oymont. 1t ih l"pod timo ii at hand ' whot, I
Hyosy nS rf %Gmsn @ w be trained to aono employment
ent home aud noanH to support family. IL caro
snf sE ooGI aud hot mIarFy Or ~ 1e widow h lor-
, 1874-09-29

In aeolorod churoh in Augusta, q In, novo,
ceremony, callo1 = Marching out of Evynt h,a
noen ,tntrotluced Tho Torshipers mso F. abnnt nn
1arc, ocloek at plight and amid solemn chantir
wiz n'I Sdouno n.,t IN cEclo hour after hour Thoso
a,ct aneo .'nt laybrenk aro considered tho uhouen
III i1 H.. n'a destined for Hoavon, who thoso via
~, by t'o 'vayaitlo from wealtnoss Of tic ssl' @
se"t!on n' Gt ,o Tpr yas n are } not IN saO q grsco
teray ornpg Mt porcovng tIat attnnr,y' Ieoa yest r
fr Tas ] ]oeloek, no preparations woro boing n,atio
1os Droahfast and tl,o cook ;yas not y1sSo o :.
dor ddmrag.nlng all;sorts Of things, that Diapa was
her room " oor a and noto otler regions 10 opened
a9Mo a9 maroei (blnck) statue soon in Ei,ronnH A"
anJ cs as maen shouting ho succeeded in rosingher
%'o nto aekSa her what ho meant by ucopng no 10
iG harc',;n 'm;noreapon se replied that nlo ad bocu
coromony a. ai raiatad oa iSypt" and explained tho
efoct.s w. oi'o "@'H ono oil tho
, 1874-09-29
- lLr. TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER eo ,az.

sGnntcI, petor IIil'acsa !; Second ouro,, ,7o1,r
tomn rnct " Ply hllasen, to bo uupplod ,wntera
moavor pam mud Waupon, q. Wontz ts'I5,tnn a1an,
"d GMoo Jot 1on nraorci, Rock River, to bo bo ep-
PLi PLiti,; wa Dond A1aaton T. drnbur nIndisop.
milko golumlus Jacob scloefor, For. 'tt!l atnin
1",n .on ny Wna!toroo, Anton alor1ncr; East Trov
Gonral stencl; Konosha, potor SIneG,rt SrInnsfnrr
o"e"ooo aid Aroma; O. fwort ntstl q. 1aonlll,
FoNn pu Lac n1HT1tIcT, :,
Prcatding Elder, Richard Tjckoracr 7,o,,, l..
!:1c; Ernst 'Fanr Forest r. i. sci,oi1or. ~.
99nicniisllir, 9ai'! dottlob 1nsofnoyor,, shchnYuon
John Wolter, 0shkosh, l,ornarl becker }tio,,t
Z ion and Eureka, Frauk Klnnsko; Mauitowoo'' 'Iy +
fS@o poo,, o!lar!sst9n {v; andr rprlo, I. iaraopp;
oeon nay y Wti7len Hoollo Oconto n Eier:;.
goon Try George Dillfg ,A1moue, q. L. lin i%,-
per; Wauaau, to bo supplied; h1cnomnoo, 4. Ii.
Il'o ministers appeared cninouslf eat,afe;7
WIN thotrs appointn,onts.~ md, after a nc,,rrai
Boparatedto sock their rcspectiyH
, 1874-09-29

.. TIE 'GERMAN LfETHQDIsTs.,
Tho German Methodist" Conference fa1a ~
fourth acasiony yesterday.
Alter tho usual religious cxorcieco t1,o niaho,,
handed in tho certificates Of those who had tce',
ordained. Neo''
on motion. 1t was resolved That tho nib,o
money raisod In Wisconsin DO paid to The co,,-
cra agent at llllwaukoe, aud that tho n,onov
raised Ill Illinois bo paid to tho agent ut C,i.
cago. 0'''-
Tho aovoral committee rerorts ,yero than
heard aud atloptol.
Ito Hoy. j. ]. Roller was appointed to visit
Wallace Collage. ''''
RESOLUTIONS worc thon adopted tl,anklnr
ossnop hlmpaon for hts attendance md Christfnn
aaanonltionu, and thanking tic bretAron of nyi-
cago Tor thoir Eindnoss in outcrtaininy thc I'm
ference. ''@" ~o4'-
LlIo secretary MAS fnatruetcl to l1ayo lilo min.
liz n',an ano onntoro printed H1 copies for
ssiGt, a1d bo0 for tho fond du Inc tistrict "'''
ING ltoy G. L. Multlnger was annointod -
l"oan tno centennial sermon at tho ucxt confer.
aoarasa ts oea1srSnss ss s having concluded It's abors
tna a1o p|sqp }pn then read tho appointments for
nn,,, -, cH1oAoo DISTINCT,
,trent ss'lnH t,HoiI iEidGr' J.. J. Koler; Van Durou
'' ,ao 5ohn n1'h = 4; Iioodsa ooeber; dybourn aya.
i l.. Mnlllnger; Ashland ia nvo,,,a "o, asfoGs
ttindor: Portland ayon,.o, W.lbnlm H.,,,, ~
n,manuel Jacob Dotach city Misaion Ns,'ee gaeai
ps ,Saf "Gsssg Gsas G. AuTss RseS to
0 30 supplied; 0aago, to be- ann''i;.;, terl!,
sonrtg, e. II snons Grand Rapds' uonra; M
jhorhart; l}no Island, @, Wcinrich. , G"nraa
lou tonsy + MMaignet; Sandwich O. i. Morf f'1S1. nfs.
o sgor = ia9 Muaaa dty dTtfsnhfGFt a Heinrich
Yorth; Valparaiso, H. r. Trtz Mobortn ula; ~.
~ apvaa nolnSn mn ana Peter nch Champaign Tro; %
7,,, MlLwAuKEH DISTRICT,
tses1aln1 Elder, Charles Hchubor. rirak
, 1874-09-29
THE MINNESOTA coNrEv-ucn

| spee1as Dispatoh to 7Ac oAtcaao Trllua.s
ef; iAu1, Sept. os.=Ycatculay was n hjr,, inv
Tor tho Methodass in st. Paul. rho, ,nnotn@s ass
commenced "itha love fcast at a., m. md con.
1,,'iou with brief iutor,nlssions till near II n ~,
~. Eddls' Sermon at tho Jackson Street cbnrol,
"hs IN eloquent effort, attended By continuous
ceaponsea cpa ~ Of Amen from warln-loartod md
caal eavnna hcarera Tho other proaclera. Who 'ad @
'Gpgmay pE a!so aud Interested audiences woro In
10y; naeCiIesney and DR.. Wontwortb', In Tia
Euntosoneo To-day JoIn pomberton ami nbnH n
V!Scont WaTet were received GU trial Tho naStor At
tr;at tm;"ttSnston was authorized to travel lis dis.
sa.es correcting funds to secure ccmnin nronnrty
nnos ~ y sortn'nSton Seminary. Tho Commit tee on
;no4nod oa dor tho drnashoppor Rcgion reported It
~ ano;,, nnt as private and county contrbntiona
nro tn inadequate, joined with sufferers in ashinS
t1o rpo Legislature ct ita coming session to mike
PROMPT a.uaa aud liberal appropriation. Ionort
coneera TO- ;zo! The pbe aissiona md book
stealer efforts III rhoir. behalf. On liz f'nms
1asseos report, Elder Cobb waq cloared of ,hr
GHn@ls9s Ha o. ma!atlmniHtratlou preferred by ,tio
usos' ,res Cnaifao and lIolington. W. III. Eatforieo
iinT @po1Hte M dAgent or tho State Telnporance
gnlon; T. Ite anniversary e1erusos Of tha Snns
~ Dr. Wentworth, '''' "1'' ~ "aueoassa
, 1874-09-29

OF inc firm Of 4. &. Downs: l. Co., bees lca ve
~ au'oih n'a friends anl old customers TINT ho bua
ona aa,e a9raneononts with hlossrs. Mauneler Bros
'o 3na aoo West Madison sreet, and will on THURS.
my' a s 0ss asaauo tic management Of tlo cloak suit.
st'rs .s", w a. departments Of tint frn The extensive
!xIii gehl!oen aud se great facilities tey enior
nont Of H. ~ exhibit ut all aeasona f ussor
mud na,lo M ias sst novelties n costumes designed
v nna, tno'ces productions Of to raria ivriIn. si
Ia 1naa t. nfses r dt' ,lodes Eaboate oostes viii
1So1onaises, :. VI el!1 Vcl'ct cloaka aud
Oct 8, o "'t saAo ptaco on 1Aur1dayl
, 1874-09-29

r,aia nia'n@nronT I, II Sept. es-l:e0 p m-Ann1ep-
Sa,a liantor It, L1salle 5000 bu corn Gface 0raold,
3o9o 1IIos ~ ost1 onnha, Seneca, dDuU n corn GaI
ao a b u'e, eo,1 ~ oo " sorn Andrew Jackso nsae,
81 osts Eriesson " oats; Metropolis, 1ienrf s,a0
9aeena aMsmry 9e9 b. ldore Henry tooS III
ird i GsssA nrEe @ @ha~fia q Goo 200 BY sqrn ss
see:a 4 corn; uons alcclaa,, Jolio & I, u;
eorn kn. "saI. eEsr'aa' senecs su0 b, eor.
her Montrea oltuwa &C. # i isr reoa ;ra, 'a m'
geneea. l9her % m augles n1o nosla III FrenJ, ranG,
In lumber. fo'sASt Az
nn1nGEronr, Bert. :a-8p r. m.-Ana1y.olA Admir-,
prison r. n Jnlc lSs5 e,Hpty b.s iiiawath, Ghanna
ann, iao toa saha ni East Aorr!s, l2otons coai:
hu corn. 'e''"' o''eu