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The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-23
very truly your most grateful .riTt,
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.


AVrai 30. l~ff.
DH InHx Dril.-Dear Sir. Knowing thr efficiency ~
yonr Sarsapara and the healing and beneficial quail
ties possesses send yOa the following statement ~
nv case.
/ va, wounded about two yeeFs arn-was takfn pris-
orer ana confined for six Wor'hs Bel l~ moved 20 or
ten nv wounds have healed yet have nni sat up
= moment since was wounded. sm shot through The
hfns Nv general health v Impaired. and need sof1e
ching 10 assist nature. have mere f- ir your SAr-
-.uariiis than anything else wish that % he genu-
inc Please express haifs de7ar hn'fiea and ohge
CAPrAIS c. +. JOHNSON.
81. LoUis,
p. She following was written Arril aoih, lsee.
Ms Jennie Johnson. neither sf Capt. Johnson;
Dr JoHx BrLL-Dsar sir; ~ husband. nr. G, :
Johnson vas skiilul urgeou and physir ar in C,ra
View YORK where he fiet. leaving the above q.
johnson 70 my At thirteen years - be had
chronic tiarrhea and scrofnia, for which your
SarsapariIia Il cured him. have iar ter wears re-
commended it many in York Ohio ard low q. foi
scrafua. fever sores. and general debility. Perfect
success has attended g. The cures effected IN souis
% scrofua and fever almost miracuprs
am anxious Tor nay ~ again have recourse =
vour Sarsapsrilla. ne is fearful ~ getting spurious
article hence his writing you for ~ His wound
were terrible but believe be siil recover.
Respectfully, ,.....
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-23
B U L l. S
w orm Destroyer
JENNIE JOHNSON.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER snvA GEORGIA.
vILLsSow. wALkEr Co. CA. I
Jun. 20
Dn Joax Brtt-Dcar Sir: Ihave recen iy given vour
sworr Destroyer several trials and End IL wonderfully
ecacious II has failed N single instance 20 have
the wished f.r effect doing pretty large county
practice and have daily use for article of heknd
I am, sir, most respectfully,
JTLITS y. CLEMENT. N. n.
Ps 50 unqualified arf numerous are The testimo-
uials in favor ~ nv nesfrnvsr hat newspaper
~pare j. en'ireiv 700 s- az 20 tell its merits.
" Is an infaiiif.s remedy er Worms. Try y and hf
convinced see my Journal Tor more fii description
JOHN Bull.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-23

EVERYBODY whose hair i falling
- ous or turning grey. call at the New
Drug Store and get preservative.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-23

4 Full stock of fine Wines. Eirandios
~ and Whistles for Medical purposes
kept at 7. Wcrtz & Co.'S
, 1874-10-28
Result Of tho English investigation
into tho Affairs Of the
Eric Road.
What the Road Might Become
If Properly Managed.
Important Decision Of Judge Dillon in
the Union Pacific Terminus
Case.
Minor Items.
ERIE.

ERIE.
THE ENGLISH INVESTIGATION.
an.. ~ H., H., ~. 1s', unn mn,'. naao ~. ,,.o
fei'olt w tho uoua9loa OF tlo .rlo hall"ay' Ae
says the road undoubtedly Possesses groat
natural advantages, but in order tint itB ro-
so.trcos ulny ho pronor}v dayelopcd envnrn]
tl,troo ,ro r.cos,or,, ,st,io1, 1o .noa;t,o. ~ Ri,
uso ~ A1o1s"'y "1sn '', Nv 'peutaoa no W.
iu"s uouola sfack "ltn bteol f@l's ana dufa-
blo aloepers on Whole main limo. mud ao1no
sections homo improvements ia tho
rradionts of tho road frcsh extons,ouH
o.1 o,,,,,otio,s ol,orvn or ,orro j.. ,,,,1,u-
, ,,n,u ,hia ,,sn,a inrp;ai 70
rn,;do a,c,o,,t atoraan Tnr t,a A. ~
,, t;a ~ 1 ,ia,itrtnI ~ nnta o,
t ,,;ro " ~ ros,ysi s,olnt;, VIII,
Hnaa an III Altar snoc,,ia,;nr. shomld l h
avo,,'oa ~" n o"tu;do r;nus sln,,,d ho ,ar' W.
;ttad m "orrv o"t INV nr tho ooso ,}"n
t,n,,od ,,,,,r,ra,,'o,tn uIorn1 ayrant,;tnra !.
rn,.,';a,a nv . raonn ,n,,,,t - 10
oyna,,dc1 '"r from ' tina o9' tn a'''a kim, can
, 1874-10-28
Count Won Ar1nin to Be Ro-
leased To-Day.
Bismarck Sasppeael DO E3e
En@EcsateaH.
The Assassin Kullman to Plead In
sanity.
Official Declaration OF tho Foreign
Policy Of Italy.
Tho Foreign Powers Combine to Pro-
tect The Inhabitants Of
Montenegro.
Austria 0reus Commercial Relations
with Turkish Dependencies.
Austria 0reus Commercial Relations
with Turkish Dependencies.

GERMANY.
THE VoN AnS1M CABE.
BERLIN, Oct. 27.-Ilo Municipal Tribunal Of
this CITY hns summoned m witneaa In the von
Arnim affair Herr Hnuzcr, oditor OF tho Vienna
Presse, mud requested him to bring tho copy Of
his paper containing tho diplomatic revelation III
reference to the occlceiaa,ira dispute III Prussia.
KULLMAHN.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-I'he defonso In shc Knl!-
manu- EiHularck assassination case iH to DO I'LL
sanity.
Ku|gn,as,n's counsel insists upon tho presence
Of priuce Dsmaiok as a w!tnoss ut Wurzebarg
as Indispensable. As tho sosalon Of Par'inmcnt
higgins at tho same time the trial commences,
compliance with tho don,nnd isimposslblc. Coun-
Bol also a,ltncea the tact Of tho incuraba lunpoy
Of flefeudaHt's mother. md demAnde his cxRni-
ination by Il physician nked i'll tho treatment of
aGaH 1T insanity
DEu,1s, Oct. a7-Tho newspaper. say Count
volt Arni,n will bo released Tomorrow.
Prince Bismarck bus returuo1 to Dollu.
Horr Tausor las boon examined ut Vienna.
He refused to discover the Huu1co Of hia rsyoia-
tions IN the Won .Arnim cate.
TIE IOHRAIEE DEPUTIES.
BERLIN, Oct. 27.-Iho Germania aays the
Deputies f1o1u Lorraine wiIi tako their vns.ss i,l
lneuia:ely upon tho oponing of tho sesssons Of
the lsochstag.
lospoS, Oct. 27.-A Berlin dispatch to tho
Daily Telegraph reports tlhHt the physicians of
tho hosrltal wllolo Count Won Autiin ia co0tinel
decline to assuno the rearonriliiity ior the prla-
onors health II lie IL not released. Ihey aecinre
TINT he ia wo'ae III consequence Ut
lease md departure sonth are
impora.ivoly necessary for a!s restoration. On
the otsIcr hand the rrna5ian P,esy Gazette denea
that There Ia any markcd change il, the Counts
physical condition. Princt Bismarck has written
{; noto to Count von ArniIu Boitzonbur: politely
Gnnraratip1 hin rnGirHntI0n- bit tin (QttHr ~.
, 1874-10-28

distrlotH IN PonnBylvania males eight districts
certainly Democratic, eight certainly Republican,
mud otoyon dobatRble. OF those o1avon, tho
Democrats hopo to narry Mt least ak, possibly
nino. Tho pltBbnsg l'ost ucoyos tho now
delegation will DO fon taan Democrats and tl,r-
teen Republicans, ansl adtls:
II tln ant!-1sing Democrats and nornblcanx of
pha'i"lhIma 4 succeed n preventing nInY frauds, mi
tle Republicans; that It noel mt e llntcr III
Nlrirse Il 4" dalesa,t'n sa'!H twenty Docrats to
Kescn Republicans: Hard wnrk and .lo preventing Of
Ring frauds Aro Vi" that Is neeohxary to accomplish IT,
Tho Philadelphia Press ignros the Eepu,-
1ican innjority in tho naxt ConEreAs down to
oigltoo1, md. In bewiIlorot1 manner, wa;lts to
know, "Wlere is this to stop?' Tho Not,,1b-
lcai,s IN Washington would gladly compromise
all donblH Of, certainty Of ono maturity. Even
otir Chicago eontLorl,.O Outrage ornan now thtnfa
1t may all ffopond on tho reaut It, my ono Of our
Chicago districts.
Tho Oppoultion papers in Iowa, with ono
accord, express regrets that Tho fight WAS nat
nado boldly in that stato, Under tho Democratic
tln,no md bannor, aud tho Dea AIofhcs ANzclger
(Co1. Eiboeca) aaya:
Wo'll takp politics stratgut after ha."is All
clnn That haA acumo En !cern! thai, fhnila there ho
another attanpt maa IN hotl another Aut'-MonDpny
Conyen'ion in s ssaa. III: :tteps would prove ft,-
tic and thu co-werkur, !,'w lnt;e VI
Aid tho Dcs Nolnes Register postmaster)
BayH:
1t tatca no prophet now to tllat II tho Denoc
racy had nominated ralao, If tl1tir own, III thc!r
own narno, n,u held tholr uwn vote. as tlcy tlon
would hase ono, tlcy wnuhl have elected Ut eist t,7o
Congressman In Iowa tuAcad Of ono, asd worry prob
Rb)y thrre.
"A wcll-'nformc1 nud reliable correspondent.
who hnA travelled extensively III thu Northwest,
writos NJ follows to tho Couricr-journai: "In
briof tho yic:nrios tn Ohio ana Indtn,,n I,avo i'll
sp1rcd tho Liberals and Democrats III Illinois
and Wisconsin, ana In tho lattur State they will
increase their last ma tority nt loast 10000. Amt
Carpenter will bo the worst-wi,ipGod man Tint
ever rim for tho 3olnto. Illinois will gatu two
Congrcssmcn for tho Libora. Democrats, with Y
far ollnnco for tho third. 80 m,,cI, for oac1-1ay
and carpot.bag loCisation. Tho North rof,iHes
to iHteu to thu old juhice, md ia jl8Liy
blaming tho party In power for tho llarl tmeu
md gloomy prospects ahcad. d."-Loaisuil!1 Lour-
ies-)oarnH.
lin tlle teeth Of tho Ctnttanooga Outrage
Convention, ttse Nashville gu:'c!tn. tho Republic
40 urgan ut tho Capi;al If Tonnessro entovs
is earnest protest against tho injustice thai iti
dono Southern charac,or by partisan papers all
over the county," Says the otlitor Of tho
Bulletin, "Born In tho South and reared among
Its people. VIC spoah knowingly when VIC a1llrln
TINT tho great nlnss OF the pnpulace aro swoary
of strife and outrage. Thn tears OF orpllannse
md wailing l:achels all over the land n,ao them
pray tie God of neaso to bring rest 10 the lan,
from warning. And, whou Tie hnrrid din OF
batto hlul,ed, they laid asitia their soryicol
rifles in good faitn, becoming at onoo obaliout
unto tho laWH."
, 1874-10-28

btato was dedicated last night BY tho Odd Fsl-
lows at ntchnond.
II fro yesterday morning DESTROYED 8 fratno
building III tho roar Of Zolor'a brick block, at
lsic',mond. Tho Telegram Printing Company
had Its preaB-roanlH tfro1,chad with water
1,assos mostly coveroa By insurance. During
tis8 tirn Holler'H clerk, In preventing 4 negro
from entoring tho otloo, vas bndly cut with a
razor.
Mira. Kato Dawaon, Of indianapolis, aged 10
years. took morphine on Monday night. and died
IT ootook yosletday ,foro'loon Tho cauae Of
THO Hnioide WAS nio,staa dorrcnaon, arising from
a disagreement with hor husband, which caused
tll9lr aernrutiou.
Tito stnto Grange mecta In indianapolis OH
tho 24tll Of November rroxl'no.
IA United StHtos patent, OF dhto OF July,
1896, WAS flod viii, the llucordnr at indianapolis
y.ssorelay. bearing tho signature Of John @.
Attan,H, President. It waB for 10 acreB Of land
iu Matfon County.
lilo State D1ard OF Education mot last night
late Superintendent Of Public Instruction, III.
D. Hopkins.
w. O. Dnpauw resigned his position rs Trus-
too Of tho State University.
The Indiana DapttHt Association mot at Fort
Wa,mo Yesterday. ltoporta vote presented Of
tha state OF religion n 1,!dinnR, mud statIsttca OF
tia churches toad. which indicates gratifying
pr'1Ercss Obituaries Ut tncnhers deceased dur
ins Tho year woro pronounced, and onicora Ut tho
Convention chopeu. as fu'Iown: President, J.
i. Ssono Fort Wavna; Vico-prosdonts, ", r.
Jolly: Rising Sun, and ". ". Swing, Indianapo-
liz; Secretary, ". ". Wyatt, editor Of tbs jour
nal aud Messenger. indianapolis.
WISCONSIN.
Tho Stato Doarl of Charities and Reform IN
II, sesslon 1T Madson, Tor consultation in regam
to th"irr report: ami especially with regard 70
appropriations for S:ate institutions TO % rec
ona'non'led TO tho next Legislature. Tho m am
bers yostordav Waited tho Hospital for tho In.
Rnnc uni Soldiers OrphAna' Homo, with viuw
of exHnllt,it!g into tito amount OF money Ehiuh
they neoI fos tho ensning war.
MICHIGAN.
Tile negotiations with tho managers Of tho
Chicago, Saginaw /: Canada Rar0ad project
which ltaa boon going oil Hon,o timo Ii ayo been
concluded. and the contracts were signed, sealed,
and delivered vest eray, by which East Saginaw
gives the right.of-way and $lo.09c, to hnill
4 bridge. Ground waB brokor, at East
Saginaw yesterday and men put t. work. Tho
orcnt croatad groa. enthusiasm, aIA WAS Tho oc-
caston Of public demonstrations. a procession
was formad, Rrcec,es were usadA, and saluto
Of 100 gnl.s fired.
IOWA,
Eliza sfnrdaunt. who wne 10. lecture In Bur-
li,g!on last night on "I'o Pulpit and tho
Stage" failed To arrive.
, 1874-10-28
LATEST NET' YORK 6}sDXErs

Sptial Dl*DaFth 70 TIE Chicaoo ry,bunt,
NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.-The pork market il quite
firm. will. -goud jobbipg domand for n1osy.
The inquiry for tho future is quito light. Sales
1850 $50 Urls, eel!or November, ut S1o,25.
Lard scarce aud arm for spot, but losa nctlyo
for tho futuro. Ealea OF rs tcs At l3u<GylHizo
for old and now Western ]; 20B tcs city al 1Hi1t.o
1896; gu toy No. ut l3o. For 1utura LsIynry
wo hear OF 26o ten Hcler Noyamhor IL: 1886 7ao
Heltar tho year, at II la-1Yo.
Whisky it decidedly loScr, with hottor tls.
mand at the concession. Sales ui 1Sc b,ju ut
y911cQ1sl. .0l, olouins Il. tbs inslds figure.
, 1874-10-28
t.ATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Detective Simmons arrived bore yesterday from
st. Louis NTH tho woman Gardner, who ts ac-
clsscd OF poisoning Mrs. Or. Minor and child,
and robhing her OF $1,000 worth OF property.
Tie prisoner WAS slok laat night, md declined
ali jutoryiow, because tho presa hEd placed Lor
i'll bad light before tho public, and done her in
justice.
Three horses and bugglos wero picked up by
tho police last night. Ona excited TaAton COM
plu,nutl at headquarters to Btation-Keeper
hickey that la had lost hia rig, and swors
rounGly that policeman had taken 1t, and ho
was going to sse Jake nahm In tho morning aud
have tho man roluQVed.
, 1874-10-28

Al01lAA w 4Al9ANs
Last evening O change Of programme was
nade, and w. q. Gllbort's charming drama,
"Pygmnlion and Galatea" wns played. In
making tho latter Insertion, We are not to bo
understood as speaking by tho card. It was
brought out for slaughter, aud its executidi was
tho amusement Of tue eyou1ng. It WAS played
como years ago ut tho Academy Of Music, aud
With RucA widely different effect as to make tho
performance OF lust evening memorable by cou-
lrast.
Tue drama is ono Of tho most pootic concop.
lions on tho dramatic stage. but it contains lines
and situations which depend upon tho artist who
Plays Daphne for widely different Interpretation.
Tho prevailing thought ia utter simplicity.
What falls from tho lips Of a maiden rs purity
itself might bo foulnees from those Of a wanton.
Ey preserving the central thought OF unslllllott
plrity md innocence which a1r. Gilbert has 10
c:.q1istcly idealized in tho character Of Gataea,
q wolnall born, bue day Old, the dialogue with
t', yyos in the second act III a.ngulayly touching
aud pathetic. The contrast between tho
c..racter is great That the baso metal becomes
hascr. But 20 delicate is tho thought
questionable. il not asnutty. talk We are pain
fully lnlpollod to Say thut such was the result
last oyoning. Miss Rogers, iu carrying on tho
dialogue, lost sight Of tue poetic simplicity, or so
t1r overdid it TINT wink aud locr could not
r4ss no Innocence Ill her mode of querying it
w.sa too sly and knowing; it was painful. In-
died, it is plain that Miss X. Rogers Randolph
e..tircly uliscoucelyes the character she
n!tcuEts to portray. The viyiRcation
OF tho statue does not mott the
marble into g'ggling, simpcrlng idiot.
1t is warmly-lovlug woman Who ls born Of
e:ono. Ror curious specuationH arc not tho
addy g1lsa Of branleBs school, girl. Miss
l:1Eers giggles, and voice and nannor arc alike
Effected aud unnatural. Tile poetry fades out
5soln tho part, sud tho picco becomes painful
free.
Tho transformation Of 30 delicate creation
i:!to screaming farce ia not n thing to bopr0nd
o.. Tho worst members Of the company claim
{ lusl honor with Miss X. Rogers Han
to!ph in the work of destruction. Alisa
douglass III DaphMe and a[r. johnson III
thrysos wore oxoorably efficient in tho
,uldcrous work, whtlo Hiss Loaue aud Mr.
licEey we're bHroly beaten. The last artiss know
l.o.hing Of hs lines, aud required perpetual
! 1rolnptiug by Miss 1.ogors. hlr. Buckley pluycd
lis insignificant part well enough to aid tho Lead
ing laty iu saving tho pieco from utter ruin.
Hiss Kac!lel Noah deserves tho warmost con-
I>ratNiations. Her appearance as Cy.isca Mt the
ttoHe Of tho second act WAS WELCOME relief. aud
tho passionate elogHcnc1 Of tho prayer to ar
telnia was the redooming feature Of tho plcco.
We BncerclY hope to-uight's performance will
show Koma Improvement
Thore III room for moro changes thnn one.
Tho curtain roxo Ut 500 Instead Of o'clock, and
The overture. Tie eMtr r'acteB were unjuatinaby
long, and the concluding effect pitiful failure.
T!sero 1n,lHt bo sudden change In tho manage.
luout bos,lud tho curtain, OF Dlr. Gardiuer will
rwnko somo morning to find his hard.osrued
1reatga gone.
, 1874-10-28

NG1V2 ttosnH 3blcEfslpnesl 10 HAc. NItt.
ca1.D Erabll1lp.
1LLISoIH
The shoe stors Of ". ". Tenton, In DapyilIe,
WAS entered Monday night by burc.ars. and
boots aud sl,oos to the amount Of f,yJo carfiod
on. This lH the accond time tlle SAM store has
been burglarized within short tilne.
-aIru. Gen. A. G. lIarding's stu ple at Mon
mouth was yialted last nicht by pa.' lies unknown,
mud pair Of lino horHes harsiol for tne same
and buggy. tho property Of 70. Jowoll, woro
run on.
Thu Hon. Schuyler ColEnx ia expected at
Kansakoe Thuraday, 70 visit his old friends aud
Tho Briggs brothors., II Kuukakeo, hayo
purchased tho well.luow., Uluckla,yk Gold ali,lo
IN Colorato.. This, H., connection with tlls
Brisgn Milo, ts n'agn hioaut property, mad will
yield large raVouuon.
"A nuion prHyer-mf ysting, Introductory to
nerea Of dospo-nloo' .t',ga, under tho auspices
Of the Young ateu'a Christinl, Association, wra
held IN tho Melhodi 1t Ep!ueopa! Chutch tu Atom
mouth last ulght. Ths attendance was guud,
and much interest WAS u,aulfeytal.
Gas Of ahs hAsat Euoampmant halls IN ths
, 1874-10-28

ss;nn ,,.,sn. ..','.,.n ~ nenpo.is, al
1fa,,ns,. - w.. n'..1's.':,. .,." :"r .ne
sooe'ooo-@asse1s Over s1,ou0,Oo0.
Sptetaf D''pat'h to The ca'saas Tribune.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI. Oct. 27.-Commerciat
circles in this city aud St. Paul are considerably
.'a'..' ~ 49, ,,., " ~ "asA'
puin, tna ncasleSt t'',o-la"a anu lumber operator
IN thls city. lie mndo IN assignment for tho
benefit Of his creditors this forenoon, the amount
of his liabilities aggrcgatipc about $500 0Do.
Thoaa bnat noate,, .s n H. W,s1,hvx,,s
atanooa s "sE,ost 4,'s. ~. -. ""e"outA eAoam-
stuasen as a0aett thht his assofs arc over
sl'ooo.ooo' a''d tho opinion is universal that
ho Will pay ovary cont OF bis liabilities. dollar
, 1874-10-28

Ben Butler, wl,o was commissioned to reply to
tho toast Of tsThe prosa" ut the rcccnt reunion
of tho Army OF tue James. commenced lis
speech in the following words: Commander
md comrades Of tho Army Of the James: That
must haya beon very limo aeuss Of humor which
Detailed mo to represent the preBs-me, WHO ana
to tue preaH what that little lamb TINT Mary
loved waH to the WOLF" It ia The Baddost indlca-
lion Of Ben Buffers present condition that ho
has forgotten the nursery rhymes which wero
taught him in bis days Of innocence and purity.
Has he wandered 80 fur away from the primrose
paths Of his youthful virtue to forget that tho
,a,ab Mary loved had nothing to do with wolf?
II so, it Ia not surprising that his own fleece is
not white as Huow, like that Of the 1a,ub whom
Mary loved.
, 1874-10-28
NOTES AND OPINION.


The vots Of Colorado Territory for Delegate
II Congress.
1871. 1917
Iso1awe Aap....... 7,l7u chasco, Acp....... 7,ova
Dem. maj ....... 2.l03 Hep. ma}......., 1850
Who'll yoto 1t 4t3l Whole vole..
-1losurna from oil but two counties In ATlan.
naH fuos up. For Constitution (Democsbts)t
;5.5l7; against Constitution (llolnblicanp),
2!.a1s. Ths two counties, estimated will ILL.,
ereass tho jo4Ity for tie Constitution to about
ti,o0o.
--At the November election Of Oongreasncn,
In Arkal'uaa, the Brooks. Clartou ganG haye pro.
roacd to set up new Legislature rcoo;'ni:inE
brooks ID dovoiuor, but tAe Little Eock Gu.sNa
anyHs
unier tLe insfruc:'a,a Of ths 0aysrncr flsaxtcr}
jnvH nf Escsuh Will "tE uhes ..E.t a yotcH cast 1T
tn eec!iol tho III ol knsnu,bar for other than
1,ot IT c,uKrts4 and snnl municipal onltarh
er: IT, h., elected that ocaEon undc< existing ,;H
nrs ta's,ty aud 10 Fc&rna 10 be tnado of Aa.n
t.-gas new appothenmant Of CONGREGATIONAL
, 1874-10-28

New fonE, Oct. 27.-Iho examination nj
Henry CLOVIS, touching hia proporty, was held
to-day. on application Of >. Z. schneldor julg-
mont creditor for s7,0o0. Defendant testified
that hia property mostly consisted of railroad
and other bonds to largo amount in the Me-
ehanlcs' Bank aud Fourth National md bis
reason for making tho assignmant was that tho
property Hhonld bo divided equally between tho
nonnccd that Il. B. Crosby, who has boon in
London negotiating loan oil dofon.lant'a bonds
to meet tho demands OF American crodtoYs. bud
arrival, and tho examination WAS adjourned to
aud Cropby
, 1874-10-28


LONDON, Oo:. 27.-Tho race for tho Gam
bridgesllire Hts kes, tho principal ovent OF. tho
Newmarket H'.ushson meeting o,day. was VOL by
rout Etre, CT 4ioftain second, Lord Gowran thtrd
Torty-two hu rses startod, with Eeron to ona laid
against Peu'. Etrc; aixty-eis to ono eaou against
Chieftain ~ I'd Lord Gowran.
TItE OPENING RACES At FT. WAYNE.
S1e' tat Dispatch 70 4he Chieayo Tribune.
fr. WAyNE, Ind. Oct. 27.-Iho first ANIMAL
meeting Of tho Northern Indiana AAaociation
opened to-day under encouraging auspices,
weather fine, track good, and attendance largo.
Tho !lr'f race was throe minute tros fora purss
OF SGou III four pra1hi'laa.
]. B:cb elor, Massillou O., d. 4. Frank J,.....l
A. l1g;by. lsMshyil!c 1nd, G. III. Berte.. =
D.p. nisao: Terra Hauto, iud, br. {. Ripon
ii.s.3:3o ::iol :sli.
Tn pools Frank j. and Bertlo wero the favor
ite5. Tho sccui,d wus 4 running race, for
purse or Sioo. III tltoe premiums; mile heats,
tx i'll three.
James Murphy. Cambridge City, 1nd, b. g. War,
r9esa's Jones', Gim6irisia CITY Ina, b. ~ i4y
L. !. siiilgan, Huntington, iad i. = los
Al Manias. Chicago, 5. . xmaia
!; conl!ss: clitcago s'r g. Deancy... 9
Thomas Aentee tseoo1' r. ,!.t 4 f. Little rrnk'o
Tomorrow there viii ba' .-na1iinuto pnco for
purse OF $500. Tho entricB arc Grangsr, Lucy,
WIto Stocking, Sa!iie, and lIoos!or Dick.
In tho 2:l5 trot for l,tlrHo Of s4G0, Tho on
trias arc Moss Koso, Prince. Bcrtie, aud Little
Sam.
In the 2:o8 trot. for pnrso Of $500. tho en-
tries arc Ohio Boy, John II. Tom Wondor, OBJ
server, Kato Campbell, Little Fred, Qnichatop,
and Professor
RACES At TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. Oct. 27.-rho fall meeting OF tho
Driving i'ark Association opened to-s!ny with
goal track and fair attendance. In Lilo tlrst
rico. Tor 3-lninute horses, nine entries, ult
starts'i. Won by DasAaw, Of Cincinnati. Bost
time, a:I5.
Vie scrond raco was for 2:15 Lorsoa. fourteen
ent: H.; awlyn nt"lto, Won by ,ionl, ". Hall,
oi Cincinnati. Time. 2;3G15; 2:37; 2:4o}}5.
, 1874-10-28

0cpi0rab&c Condition oS the Settlers
In southwestern Nc5rnsNu.
s:'tciat Dispatch to FHe chtcano Tribune.
OMAHA, Neb, Oct. 27.-1nformation received
from Southwestern Nebraska aiows that tho1l-
sanda Of people are In starving condition. Ona
informant saw many who for wccka lad had
nothing to eat but baked squash and pumpkin
and salt othcrs who Ind lived OIL baked 1Iour
mud water QUO meal dav, for woeks, Ton
thousand people In this State will ueed MD suai-
Gent to keep thom from starvation md boing
frozen to death this wintor. Hundreds OF people
are naked aud Oh tile yorga Of starvation, and
without means 10 leave tito State.
Snow fell at Lhrn,uio aud CHEYENNE today.
, 1874-10-28
KENTUCKY 0DD.FEllo:vs.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Oct. 27.-I'ho Grand Lodgo
Of l. o. @. T. OF thin State conyoned ut Frank
fat to-lay, Tho oxorclues wero prccedad by
l.aud procession through the Htrcets. Ths au-
n1sal ud!reas Of Grand has;or vinoent shinkle
yoar, md showing u very a,tosporoua c,,flltiun
1T tho Order in Tho 6tnto. Tonight tho Meuabars
wore ontortainod by Gov. Leslie.