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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

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W. L. Baily, s. q. Woodward, n. P. Remick,
Henry Wallace. William Dean, Isaac PreeEs,
John Wright David spauldlng, @. B. Dolly,
John heClinton, William r. 3. Elliott, and
William Lynch, doing business in the hfm
name Of Baily, woodward 3 Company. IN
GSSumpSK.
Tho object Of this sult is TO recover tho sum
OF two hundred and my dollars $3.50 00). the
said sum being tho Amount due the plaintiff for
certain keg hoops, delivered TO the defendants
by the plAiAtG on contract, for which sum, In.
terelt and costs this suit Is brought; and It ap-
peAring from an AfildEYit fled in the cause that
William Dear, William Z. Z. Elliott, @. b Dolly,
David SpauldinR and John McClinton, 1--WE OF
tho defendants, arc not residents Of this state,
on motion OF the plaintiff, by his counted, It 10
ordered Ihat they do appear within four weeks
amer the date OF the drst publication hereof,
and do what is necessary TO protect their inter.
est herein.
A rue copy. Testo:
RoaIRs 4 Born, p.q.
October !, 1874. oclTh
, 1874-07-07

From tie Nep York Fforid, Jufy3.
?. L, DarnNm ID now making arrangements
for the ascension Of balluun which is ,ntet,dol
to CROSS the Atlantic Ocean At ali carly day in
charge OF Prof. Donaldson. AH many attempts
hayo already beou made by well-kuown aero
nauts, all Of which have proved failures. AIr.
Barnum has dccidod to mako several experiments
for tue purpose OF first tasting tho easterly cur
rents and making al requisite observations.
These experiments will 10 twelve iu number,
and Prof. Donaldson Inns been engaged to
personally carry them out. soyoral bal-
will contain about Sl,oo0 foot Of gaa.
They are Of silk. and will bo tltlcd up With
every modern and scientific appliance FOR taking
records OF Tho different temperatures encoun-
tercd ut various attitudes, and it IN intended for
each ascent to continue from twenty.ciglt 10
thirty hours in duration. Whom these oxpari-
monts are completed Prof. Donaldson will
make his report to Mr., Da1nu1n ~ to tho foasi-
bl!ity Of crossing tue Atlantic. Should tho rc-
port DO favorable a suitable balloon will bo at
ouco manufactured, mado Of tho pest n,atoriul
sud on the most approved plan, 10 that thor.
ulgh trial i'll crossing Tue Atlantic mar be mado,
Tho oost OF tho experimental balloons will ba
about 92 600 each.
, 1874-07-07

FraHt the Continental Herald, 0dHeEa.
There III ono ltoln Of tho prosont atYto OF
fashion winch I must notice, wrltes a pari1
correspondent, and that Is tho extraordinary
snnLia thai now exiats Of wearing eatrings that
replehent a,llmals alld lmpl0monts. Thus, you
uso ponaing from laly's ear monkeya Guinea
pigs lizards, eEanlulierA, with on,.h.oa sn tiem;
bird-cngus filed With birds tortoises, turtles,
shoyo!s, toMss. md who knows wtat. Go!i
St,rrupB IN tho oars aro also very popular and II
the lady's husband bo a solttior sue wears hiH
sswortl and opauIottss" il her oars. THIS il
not pretty, ana no fashion can make 1t NJ, ,
Tho Eroneh, who just!y pride themselves OIL
their taste soy that those eccentricltlea
como from 'oyor the soas." 80 you they wilt
Hay that tho Americans INTRODUCED them into
l'arls to Americans, however, they WY il was
thu E,igliAl. Il lnnY be any ono, In net, but tho
Trench. For my Own part. can confidently
avor that 1t vaB neither Americans nor English
who first woYe such atrocities. Tho NOW styles
ol head-treHs for latl!cH resembles pig-tall. H.
ia All English iNnoyntion, and remember hny-
Ing zoon it two yenra ago, when gu u flying visit
to Loudon. All the ha,r 10 tod at tho top Of tho
head, aud than 1t is either turned loonely back
or 1t is platoA but In osther easa 1t falls OH tho
neck alltl tho euds alo tod togothor with q COL
orod ribhun. Jat embroidery hna bacome quito
Il turoyo. Ono seeB women clad from hoad to
fuot ilt baoh, aud yet no da1zllnK from tho
quantity OF jot boads they carry. that one eau
scarcely look Ut them without wlnklng.
, 1874-07-07
NOTES AND NEWS.
Hpsofd! Ufepatch to Ths CAicaoo Tribune.

THE FhEEDMAS8 3 BANK.
WAs,r1aoTos, D. G.. July Ga meotin9 Of tho
Doard Of Trustees Ut tho Freedman's Bank will
DO held tomorrow morning to discuss the affairs
OF that concorn, aud to enable ex-PoHtmnaler
General Croswoll and Mr. Leopold, OF tho Troaa-
uty Department, to decide whether or not they
will accept tho protfoted positions as Commits
sione1s to settlo up tie Affairs Of tho bank. Ac-
cordlngly, to the assurances given by the bank
authorities, baHod upon the report Of tho United
statea Bunk Examiner, the Freodnlan'a Dunk
will pay about 95 cents on tue dollar.
ISSUE or POSTAGE STAMPS.
WASHINGTON, July G.--Tlo number OF ordinary
postage stamps issued to PoBtnasters by tho
Department during the fiscal year endtng juno
80 was C32, 1888, 400. The issies for tho pro-
vioue year wbre G01, ,93l, $40. The valuo Of the
stamps issued in tho last fiscal year was S223,-
official stamps were issued to tho several Execu
tive Departments, not including postal-carls or
stamped envelopes. The total value Of all adlle-
eyo stamps issued during tho yoar was oyor
$25.0U0000
The prospectus Of a new afternoon paper call
ed: the Ecening Mail hRH been published. II
will 10 independent in politics and advocate free
trade and cheap transportation, It will DO odltcd
By Charos ". Dennison, and tho first numbor
will iHHue on tho 15tl, lust.
GEN. HOWARD ORDERED AWAY.
The assignment of Gen. o. y. Howard to the
command OF tho Department OF Columbia Is in
place Of Gen. Jotf c. Davis. Tho order soliev;
ing Gen. Daylg hus not yet been iHHted ard it
ia not Btntsd to whit point lo will DO ordered.
Tho new District Commissioners have boon In
asorat sossion ut tho Arlington Hotel today.
Ito EhG l4daociafed Ffes8+1
ASSISTANT MISUNDERSTANDING APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, July 0,-Atty.-Gun. WllIiams
today appointed A, G. 1sil1io Assistant At
tornoy- General to prosecute the ''aafo burglary"
case,
THE NEW DnooMs At wonR.
The new District Commissioners hare boen in
aesuion ut tho Arlington ilotol ali day. and have
had before them ex-Goy. Shepherd, E. s. Bta,l-
tnu. attorney for the Commission Comptroller
trollor Baker, Of the late District Government
tue Sinking Fund Commissioners Houry a.
Willard, formerly member Of tllo Board II Pub
lio Works; and otlols, With Wow to making
themselves faniar with tho true ,oonlttiou OF
tbs affairs OF tho late District Of Columbia Gov
srnaent, In order TINT tho work OF arranging
Lllem may be commenced without delay.
, 1874-07-07


ATTEMPT TO PUT DOWN THE TRAFFIC IN CHILDREN.
WARRINGTON, D. @. July G.-Iho law passed
By Congress- intended to brealk up tho tra1lc Of
the Itslian padron will hayo good effect In
preventing, to great degree, tho enBlavemcnt
OF email Italian chidren who may hereafter
como to this country, but there is thought to be
ouly q little prospect OF releasing those already
in secret bondage. Capt Moreno, who procured
tho passage Of the Law, has gone to New York to
enter activo1y into tle task assumed bv him
Of bringing to halt this dsgraco-
full Italian slave business. Ho makes
broad charges to tho effect that tho
Italian Cousui- General at Now York Las allowed
the traffic III theae children to grow uuinter.upt-
edIv beneath l,iH very notice. Moreno endeav-
orod before loaying here to induce Secretary
Fish to
1EcALL THE coSsuL's ExEQuArun,
and thus enable Moreno to arrest linl but tile
Secretary declined to do SO upon ex-parte ev-
denco, aud said that under any circumstances,
ho would hesitate about doing such thing,
which is calculated to disturb tho friendly rola-
tom between the United 5tases and His Maj jesty
the King of 1taly.
The nlnttor has been called to the attention Of
the Italian Government III tho form Of a protest,
aud assurances woro given by those authurities
tint auch traffic was not encouraged; on the
contrary, it any case Of TINT nature should coule
to tho lnowledgo Of tho Government. tho par
tea would, it appro1onded, be punished.
, 1874-07-07

News 4toins Photographed to Tho Chi.
cAE0 Tribune.

Nsxr. HON. .gc,,yrnn,,,s ta Tim chi,
cu1., .s,r.,'.,,,a
s,o o,or,,.a ! LISols; n'aa5;,, n, 7ao.
,;nh, ~ a. nans"' H., om auay
% y daasag ~ hen 5%o private fesdences' Loes es1l-
n'at9o u. = 5'9oo. G
.Ga"ata 1arloli, BeGtlon nAna On the r, =.
- na,,toad, Tas h1lga ny passenger tram on
~ ~ to' Sss., LIS ien1trs "ste aou.a
a,d m ~ as ~, ~, G ~ ne 'up u n1
1'oAd W. .o1m ~ %a Hnu 10 manEleui
IT. n .. 1asIoit ooumsy aas'uR has commenced
tuaso esnotaaY, VIII a''o ca9p OF gfass. SOME
1atnetn 1Ass co.aeIceu LII uattt!i9 rye, suo soule
aetas o. pGr'ey a1, WI w. Cyl tnia week. Mneat
oata W. po tea"{ ios NV elos'p N apout tou
VI 'Wo w. "oeSs muea. .nt na Dass e.ano @ yery
.4lGh ~, on iao etouao mnu ~ y9a soso " no sasa
OF ny, chlno,l-oug: rust. tof p!s1t: w., Inc crop
pt2,ses M 10 os oo'1oE 1nan sAnco AooA' co'n Ii
Ss1'4 ~ 9olus ~ou.
,saal nnao " romans or noy aRparonuy ~ M or
sua.h 1ss ~ asG "ete asco1eaeH n9asns ~ ae
@ sof aseo es na neio% @ w. ty nG aS
anu sel1alns naye not neen ioenslnoo' a'a tno
cause Of hls aeata IemnlEs mystery;
nLaosleFaay Was tho Aottost oay yat ano"n ~
noeA1oIa, sne taostnometer sna1.ng 4oo aeEreoS
~ sn9 6nade1 nv se'ese ease ~ sanssFoKs nap1
penea, anu !aoofefs wore opHSoa 90 suapeha
wo1a on account OF Tue noAt; lna crops aeao"
aunGflng @ rom Tue con.lnaea a asGnSht' 9aei
"a Wlnne6ago County corn iooks UNUSUALLY
promta'9g. Iho stand IN good; u u troe from
"eeas nas atfohe, nea1shy growth; and IL WolI
Elu"p 4oE the heason: !nfee preAath o. eoth
ss nsts oeoa paafoa IN tas seEont t "heas o
~. JJs, ,a ano t}o moto IT,! pS H. J iuu'
anu y has very healthy appoaranco; h'lt cach
~ non,; ;n sn ~ tno gaoaMa omnR 10 o1nos @ ~
tn,onrn. ay "aainef YET @ aolotloa to une po.
Ivy Ivy 4uto @ van'snea. snch ne!aa aa wofo tnsoat
, 1874-07-07

SALT LAKE CITY. July 3.--rhe Montana stago
was robbed at 1880 O'Clock last night at Big Dry
Greek, twentr-tlvo miles south OF Pleasant Val
ley, by four masked men armed with shot-guns.
The south coach WIS stopped frat, run into tho
brush Ut tho side Of the road, md held until tho
north coach ceme along. r. q. Jackson, and a
passenger named Billings, on tho North coach,
woro robbed. Billings lost $500. and tho rob-
bers, recognizing Jackson, returnod him hts
money. passenger namad Jones Oh the south
conch waa robbed Of $G0. Tie tronsurc-bnx OF
WollH, Fargo d. Co. waB brokop open and every
thing OF value takon. Their loss Ia not known.
, 1874-07-07
John Pope iIotlnett and Ills Laboring
Clients.
The Latter to Be- Squeezed Out Of 25
Per Gent Of Their Wages.
Probable Workings Of the Act to Pre-
vent italian ChIld-Slavery.
The Freedman's Rank Expected to Pay
05 Cents on tho Dollar.
DISTRICT MATTERS.
Special Dispatch to 7'hs Ch'caao Trio.t1e.

6ptdiat LhspAtch TO Ihe Gh'cdle 1flouhe.
1ropNETr ONCE MORE
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 0.--Among other
tonR Of tho snndry Civil Appropriation bill,
passed during tue laat days Of Congress-. waa QUO
providing for tho payment Of S225.o00 to tho
poor 1aborers OF the District who had boon
overlooked by tho Board Of Public Works. or
this class Of people there are something like
Lilo, to whom tho District ia inhabited In sunni
varying from $50 to sl50. large number of
tlom are freedmen, and all nro worry poor and
exceedingly ignornnt, but. worst Of nil, thoy arc
clients Of that notorious blathorskito, John Pope
uot}nutt.
About tho timo the Investigation was inaugur-
atod, 1Iodnett advertised that he waBpropared to
collect tho accnuntB Of tho unpaid laborers. He
got up a mass meeting md delivered long and
windy speeches. He impressed upon lllB hear
ers that he had Immense influence In Congress-,
ana
WAS INTIMATE WITH LOGAN
and othor great Btates.noll, aud absolutely man-
aged to ropo in over a thousand Of tho doludcd
people to become bis clients. They had
been 30 long without their monoy, and
10 frequently disappointed In their IN
dvidnal attempts to obtain natisfaction,
tiou to take their accounts and collect them for
IS nor cent Of tho proccotls Of Eia efforts. Each
creditor VAS induced to onter into q contract to
that effect, and to aso'gn to nodnett their owl
performed toward obtaining tho appropriation
from Congress MAS to marshal his deludod fol-
lowers, and tros them around the etreett at I'M
ncasonablo hours, to the annoyance Of poaceablo
citizens.
uopsE17'a suAnE.
Day after tomorrow, tho Troasury, by
direction of the Commissioners governing
tho District, wil commence paying Out
this money, and from every dollar
paid to ono Of thoso laborers. Hodnett viii!
kuI, ,rs1+,o lint {rEr
, 1874-07-07
Possible Dissolution Of the
Assembly To-day.
Increased Activity Of the Carlfsts In
the Northern Provinces.
The German Catholics Decry the Spirit
of Modern Civilization.
Strike OF the Operatives in the
Belfast Lincn-A1ills.



PAn1e. July 6.-Tho excitement rl1ns high at
Versailles. Tho LegitmiBt Deputioa to tho
number Of 100, have decided to voto against tho
Ministry tomorrow. They haye drawn up an
order Of the dny, consuring tho Govcrnment tor
tsmisaec Of the powors conferred by the state Of
siege, avoiding any mention Of tho manifesto Of
Count do Chasphord, or Of tue suppression Of
L'Ui,ton. 10 "a to eecure tho support Of tho
Loft. Tho position Of the Ministry Ia critical.
1t is thought that so1no changes will bo nuavoid..
able, eyon If countor-coahtion In favor Of
por1iore's bill should succeed.
The Sitting ot tho Assembly tomorrow may
possibly result In dissolution, unless tho fear
Of such 4 step should RESTRAIN the opponents of
the Government.
Tho funeral OF II. do Gaulard took place to-
day.
The Hon. George Bancroft hae arrived IN
Paris, and will leave for London Wednesday.
He yisiled ox-prosident Thlors to-day.
, 1874-07-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

I.,ygmpoor.. July G.--rko steamships City Of
R'ch,nond. state OF pennsylsanla. AbvHBIia
Cornwall, aud Erin. from Nc" York. and Yador.
land, from Philadelphia, arrived out,
City af Montreal and Idaho, from Liverpool
apd Wasez, from Bsemen.
MoylLLg, July a.-T4o steamship Barmat.an
from Quebec, arrived.
, 1874-07-07

tako this courao to prevent tho church. from bo-
lug rons In TWIN, and to nyold tue laying bare Of
tho akoloton to tho public gazo. Thoy argue
TINT this course will roiovo tho church Of sl ro-
aud that finally 1t viii tlio ont. It Is very probn.
bio that this will DO tho course adopted.
, 1874-07-07

5nfcial Dispafch 70 Tde Chicago Tribune.
IoSnoE. Mich July G.-S.owell l. paxon's
Touring mill at Dundee in this county, was
destroyed by ille on Sunday morning about
o'clock, doubtless by an incondiary, as the mill
has NOT bcon In operation for sonic time. Tie
loss il about s10,000. upon which there s M in-
suranco OF $4,000 euch il tho ditna and North
American.
, 1874-07-07
a Colored hoy Murders an Insolvont
Debtor

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July o.-Friday evening" At
Horn Luke, Aliss., sawney Jacobs (colorcd) was
literally cut to plccoa by a colorod boy naned
Dreo Turner. THO Inter had loaned tho former
half q dollar, and, for asktag Tor it, waa heateu
several times by Jacobs. Finally. tho boy drew
n rocket-1snifo and cut him fourteen times, kill
Ing him almost instantly. Turner then lied to
the bottoms.
, 1874-07-07

TOLEDO. o., July Ca aro yostarday morn
Ing destroyed tho large Touring mill Of Paxton
l. Stnwell, at Dundoo, Mich. LoBs, s15,U00;
inquired fur 5000.
, 1874-07-07

CAIRO, ILL.,, July 8.-The ax-handto n,kn,tfac-
tory Of Kerr l. Co., at Thebcs, Alexander Cuun-
ty, was totally destroyed by fire yesterday MORN
ing. Loss $10,U00; no insurance.
, 1874-07-07

W11KEsnAnnE, Pa.. July CA break occurred
to-day in tho NORTH Drauch OF the Susquohanna,
at Shlckshlnnv, 20 mtos bolow this city.
About 20 ..feot Of tho bank broke awuy,
enlptylng tho Shickshinuy 1ovol into tho Susauo-
banna River. Sixty boats arc left high aud dry
hut will probably moyo Tomorrow as a la.go
force OF men is at work repairing tho break.
, 1874-07-07
FIRES.


At Clinton, iii.
CLINTON ILL.,, July 0.-Otnton bas boen pass
Ing through cremation process. On Saturday
afternoon, whilo tho whole population wero colo
brattng tho Fourth at tho fair grounds, mile
and hnf from tho city, . fro broke out In
block Of woodon stores, on the public sqlaro.
Tho fro wna caused by iiro-craoacr, which OK
plolcd in crack under tho sidewalk, whorA It
gntel lot Of papor, etc.. III tho cellar beneath.
When tho smoke waa first aoen 10 Issue
from tho sidewalk, wator was thrown
down tho crack, and 1t was supposed
tho fire.. fire. was an9,nohed, ,she.. It waa bit .
broke ont in the front part Of one Of the stores,
and, owing 10 tho absence OF nil tho mon from
tho city, tle 1lanos got such headway as to make
It inpoaalble to aayo tho buildings. Tho grocnry
md cigar-store wero burned to tlIo ground,
and largo portion Of tho coutonts was either
burnt or damaged by removal. Tho merchants
in tho adjoining stores moved out moet Of their
goods: Tho total loBs wifl not bo loss than $4,000
Or $4,000.
Another fro broke out this morning In Smiths
ltyerT-Btahlo. Whom first discovered tho usmoB
we're shooting out Of tho hay-loft. Tho stablc
was bur I'd down. but the horses and carringoa
rninont tim. tho brick block on tho south sdo Of
tho square would bo burned also. But, owing to
tAo otlorgy of our citizenH aasiatad by tho en-
ployes OF John Robiraona circus, tho fro was
but out. Warmers Bank was on fire sovoral
tines, but through tho daring Of tho showmen,
under tho control Of John F. Robinson, Jr.,
assisted by John Wilson, they aoon lad tho fire
under control. Our citizens feoi grateful to old
John and his boys for helping to eavc tho city
from destruction. Throo or four mon wero
atrickon down by thu heat Of tho aun and the
flames. aud for several hours thoro were Berioua
approhensions that ono Of thom would die. At
tho fntonso eat and ovtre1ertion. Tho loss at
tho fro today cannot now ho glven.
The Springfield Fire Department cannot be
too highly praised for thoir quick response te
tho coll for engiues.
, 1874-07-07

Special Dispatch TO Ths Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich.. July G.-saturday afternoon
tho mill at alil Grove, Allegan County, waa
OF lumber and all tho staves. Tho loss ls about
$40.0O0, with no insurance. VoAburgh loses
$4,000,
, 1874-07-07
At Hunts STATIONED,

CINCINNATI, O., July 6.-Tho Gazette Inns 70
potts Of tho burning Of wool stored 1t Hunt
Station near Newark. Losa. $4,000.
, 1874-07-07

CINCINNATI, O., July 6.-An Enquirer dispatch
Gays: William JohnBton. at Yellow Springs.
under arrest for burglary, murderously assaulted
TDwn Marshal Honlnu!in, who, In self-dofenHo,
alot IQIunton dead
, 1874-07-07

New YonK, July G.-The Berlin correspondent
Of tho London 1fn,es recolvod todas, wr1tes
that among tue lingering relics Of Rhotnland
there was: until yosr ago, low enabling biah-
ops to remove acting clergymen at n1oment's
notice and without assigning my reasons: This
license bong abolished by tho eoclestastio Laws
Of 1873, the Bishops, who were to have placod
their oioray gu equal footing with German
pricsts, nra onlled upon to do Ao or pay the pen
atty fixed. This action OF the Government III q
ReYore disappointment to tho Ultrnmonsauiass,
who Ind buen hoping that the Il, 600 priosts Of
Western Rheiuland would to expelled On
nasse, a proceeding which could rot but have
aroused tho most lukowarm OF their pariblion-
ers. The same correspondent rays the resolu-
tiona Just passed by the general meeting Of Ger
man Catholic societies at Mayenoo bogan by
declaring modern civilization to be ut variance
with tho requirements Of their faith, and wound
up with reaoryine to the Church tho right to de-
eide which laws are In unison With tile laws Of
God, and which arc not. On tho baBis Of this pro-
grnmme Germany waB presented "a the coun-
try With servile population and's press Weigh,
ed down by military deapotism at home and
abroad. and endangoring tho peace Of tho world.
LONDON. July 1.-THE Vienna Free Press as
sertB that tho King Of Bavaria will net risit
Prince Bismarck at AAscngon.
, 1874-07-07
An Alleged Murderer Discharged on n
3Yrif NJ 9Qlltkc;lk Eurulia.

Tonr WAiHE, Ind., July G.-A1c1snler T, 1n-
man. arrested at Waterloo. Ind. few days
blnco, Tor the murGor of Jolu Barnett, waa
brought boforo Judge Lowrey this afternoon Oh
writ Of hnboaH corpus. sworn out by Ills oouu-
sci. uan. Dair, OF Waterloo. Aftor hoariug tho
evidence, 1nman vas discharged from custody.
, 1874-07-07

MADRID, July e.-The Pope has not repliod to
the congratulations Of tho Chaplain General Of
tho Carliat army sent to him on The anniversary
of Ills elevation to the pontihcate.
santandor boing threatened by strong, binds
OF Carlists, tho authorities havo te1egraphod for
reinforcemonts, aud several war-Hhips have
moved up ready to shcll tho approaches to the
city on tho approach Of the ,nsurrgehss.
LONDON, July G.-DispAtchos from Spnin state
have succeeded Gen. Tristauy, dismissed, but
Don Carlos appointed Lzarraga, short time
rgo reported load to tho vacant command, and
That 6aballs Ia greatly dissatisfied, and an~
bounced his intention Of going to flance.
DAYoNNE, July 6.-Thc Carlsts arc making
every poBs,ble.use Of their present opportunities.
Their forces now threaten Castro, Urdiales, and
Laredo
PARIS, July 0.-Dispatchos from bpain report
TINT 1000 CarliatB attacked Toruel Inst Saturday.
Aftor an engagement which lastod twelve hours.
they were Obliged to retro With tho loss Of forty
killed, sixty soriously Wounded and 2oG @ taken M
Hfteen wounded.
, 1874-07-07

Tho largoat raft OF the soason Passed Do
trolt tow days aiucs. 1t contained z, e00, 900
feet OF lumbar.
, 1874-07-07

New YonK. July 0.-stouben Brothera' oil
factory, Brooklyn, burned last night. LOSS,
$4,000 no insurance..
A blazing ball from q Roman candle entered
tho open window OF house Oh DoKalb avenue
Brooklyn. on Saturday night, upset camphono
togother With child Of tho occupant,
, 1874-07-07

Nese York corrssponds'cs Of n. Cincinnati Enquirer,
II mistake not you will hear III i few days
assured that tho mattor IL undor Auylseuent aud
tAAt sumo Ut tls hksshrsa inaiat that Ia suusl
, 1874-07-07

Schenc1z's Sen-Wccd Tonic.
In tho atmosphere oxporouced he.e durlng tue aunor
nonths tho lothat9y prouoad by Tho heat takes away
thu desire tos wholesome food and roquont
reduoo bodily onosay particularly toau suffering from
tho oouts Of dobatin1 diseases. In osder to keep
natural heahul activity Of tho .yhto no mnt sesort
to artificial meaas For this purpose 6chcnoks Soa Weed
Tonic IL ssry oeotual. fow dosss will oreae apps-
tito give fres vlaor to thu enoryato body For d5s
popstA Il invauable. Mnny enlnent physicians liars
doubted mhothos dypspssa can be permanently eurod by
btu drugs whto Rouosaly employed for that purpose
Tbs soa Wood Tonic in its natura IL totally orent from
such Drugs It cantAins corrosive laorals Aclls
Ia fact It. azsta tho regular opeatous of nature. and
SUPPLE . her dsacionoes. Tho tonic IN lts nature 10
much rosoh!ss tho gastric Juice that II II almost dentl-
cal with that fluid, The gaarlo usos tile natural sov
cut which, In healthy condition of ta body, tho
oou to bo d!aa1od aud whsn this }uoo II not azcrotod
iu sulosnt quattios nllxeatioM. With all IL Astseas.
lue symptoms. follows. Tbs soa'Weod Ton'o purforas
hs duty os the sAstriu uoo uhpn hs lattsr dso,aat.
eshsusAt s.A- Wssd Toulo aosa by Ill Druggists.
, 1874-07-07
u Bankruptcy: District Of New Jersey, ss.

na.ot.xnsd hssoby xt'ss aattoo u ha appatatnon =
81 su1, and hHte o Nuw Jersey, wltln sata district.
who has basn ad}nlRed bankct upun hs OWL psuklon
Ns tAv Qatsst 4oart Of tal4 t.sst,int,
u. N, AlIl.t.Elt, Assignee. st4.t
III utlad'&t, NsMAtk4 ~ II
, 1874-07-07

GREAT BRITAIN.
DUBLIN. July 6.-An the operatives In tho
linen mills Of BalfaHt lave struck work.
, 1874-07-07
BANK STAT EN- MENT3.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or T1lN
Commercial National Bank
OF CHICAGO,
At Chicago, in tho State Of illinois. at thc
Close Of Business June 2G., 1874.
HEsOURCES, ,

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Qthor. stocks and boads. .....,,.