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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-20
NORFOLK Lo.tsry Pestponea.

Special TO the Ledgor.J
NORFOLK, November 10. The concert
is postponed to December goth. Partic-
ulars in few days. a. v. MOORE.
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CTORE FIXTURES AND WE'LL Sc
- lectsd Stock OF Cloihinr aud kurniehna
Goods. located az No. 2is vain street, for sale
on Ions tine for good paper. fropriftor hst
rcstnr II one. For Particular aprly "
80 /. KAUFMAN, ~ Main street.
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Pianos! Organs! The best
and cheapest at HOllen-
berg's," 29A Main street. lot
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LADIES restaurant Mansion House,
1893 Main, near Union. est
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
OFFICE-No. ID MADISON STREET.
IA K M II IL IS'
Friday Evening. Nov. 20, is74-

Mr.. 10 LOCKE has taken charge of tho city
circulation Of the LEDGER. The public can
rely upon him for its prompt and regular de-
livery.
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NOTICE,

NEw style tables at Willett's- 60
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DRAWING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE.
LIST OF GIFTS.

Grand Total, $1,000 Gifts, all cash 50 500, 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.
............. IS
Tenth, or each Coupon ..........,.....,........ s
Eleven Whole Tickets for .................... 500
Twenty-Five AMI half Tickets for e. 1000
For tickets and information, address
Tao Il. BRA MLETGE
Agent and Manager, Public Library Build
ing. Louisvile. Ky. 81 68 dGw
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MASQUERADE RAlL.

DROP. ARNoLD's FULL STRING BAND
i has been engaged for the occasion.
Strict order will be enforced. and the Man
ayers will endeavor 10 make this the Grand
Ball Of the season.
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HATS AND FURs.

With increased facilities aud reduced a..
gsn,,fs. VII b able % cell Foodt ~ prices that
WI DEP compstiuon. H-T
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FAIR.
NOTICE,
Notice to Shippers.

asaPHls ASD cElnLrsfox Rluno.na
= -rais' AthH., November le, isIt
D. AND AFIeR THE asD instant T1v
- -a5,snoai,s Of this Company VII bs 49,
t,isA, ~. ~ clock IN each day. and ~
2. u, Button. Aannl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-20

warrant In Banhrnptcy-COuu
felt Railway bonds Grading ava
Iospect,ng Gratn-PiKson Matcn
for $1,000.
, 1874-11-13
THE NORTHWESTERN STATES.
Nexvs Items Photographed to Tho Chi.
CnE0 Tribune.
fIIfkOIH.

Nexys Items Tclcgrapilcd to Tho Chic
Cnis0 TriDunc.
ILLINOIS.
Nora Hawley, . 3-year-old daughter Of Mr. ].
Hawley, Of Lincoln, fell into u cstern yestor-
day morning. Tho mothcx Of tho child aud o
man who had boon doing somo hauling woro
near by. and, attracted by tho noiso Of tho fall,
discovered tho child struggling for it's life. III
vain did the agopizcd mother beReeoh tho man
to save her child, but. like coward, ho refused
to 70 down. Hiss Nosa Hawley, s!ster
plunged into tho doep cibtcru and sayod tho
child.
The Lako Shore Noad yesterday obtained
temporary injunction against Adams iu tho dis
puted lanl caHe, aud for while l,e will not chop
down my more. fcncea Or telegraph poles along
the road. Tho'morits of tho caao will bo heard
at Laporto On tho 23d lnut.
Tho pacling seasou has begun in earnest at
Indianapolis, and tho hog market is firm, With
IN upward tonloncy, prices ranging from 90 to
ablo, $500 hogs will bo slaughtered daily.
IOWA.
Yesterday morning m iron transfer pnlly,
about foot IN diameter, in tho panol.ml Of
the ratio OF 600 revolutions ner n1nuee. The
fragments wero thrown 15D feet. A large piece
straok ii. Il. Close. 6r.. ftactu.ing q rib and
cutting hIs head and arm. His injuries wlll not
nTOfG 10 60riOM6 Q8 " AEht lcAIGu.
-rho demurrer to tho inhctuont ngatnHt
Isaso brandt, for the ombexzlomont Of 6tato
Ius,ds, was argued batora Judge Maxwell, ut
Dos hlolnos yesterday by Bralds's attorneys,
Polk and Qoodo. Tho argument for tho htato
vii! be made to-day. Many are of tho opinion
that tho ground Of dofonae Is volt taken, mud
that tho domu,ror will 10 sustained.
--ConnterfoiIerB haye been operating In Des
Nloi1,aa aud tho surrounding country, and Yos-
terlay it was discovered THAT largc number OF
spurious $40 notes llayo been put III circulation
and merchants viutimizel in considerable
amounts. Tho notes paBAod aro rather poorly
executed, ars OIL good paper, Rnd datod Matoh
10, 1862,
Patrick Quinan foreman OF tho Koy City
Planning Mills, Dubuque, moe with an accident
yesterday TINT will prove fatal. One Of tito
iusIn belta in tho mills hroks and struck him OH
| tho head with such forco aa to penetrate the
skull and lot tho bralna out. Strange to solato
that, although suffering from tho blow md tho
bsains oozing sowly out from o'clock I'll! lato
| Ia tho evening, hs silt retainod hia conaolouB-
meas, anh at tsnos waa able to speak. lln ia uu.
| mnrriod, aud about 1t yenrH IT Rgo.
-}y home oversight IN tho Iowa code.rnnkera 1t
| has becn discovered Gllat tho former law mixing
murder not baabio was omitted from tEo nav
| oodo, and aocord!nNiy u number of ,pcrbona
| charged with murder hnvo boon admitted to bail.
| wik:ONHlN.
| Oharfen rfeiffer, onlv tNo months married,
lsst nigl,t took ~ overdose of arsonio insond.
lug to commit suicde III tit Of tehpondonoy ro'
, 1874-11-13

Gov. Gnrlnnt'1 inaugural Address,
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 12.-About o'clock
this morning Gov. Il. II. Garland and tho other
Ststo oficers elected on the 18th Of October
undor tho now Constitution wore sworn IN and
euterod upon the discharge Of their respective
duties without any ceremony, and with tho
knowledge Of worry fow porsons. At tho meeting
Of the Assembly letter was read from Gov.
Garland stating that ho Ind qualified, and Mas
following extracts arc from hiB message:
u In entering on the duties Of Governor,
hopefully appreciate tho responsibilities aa-
sunlel by mo in connection with that high trust.
as to my ability to till tho position ~ it hhou!d
be, can mako no more pledges than made in
the late canvass, to faithfully carry. OUT and
execute, In both meaning aud spirit, tho Constl'
tuition submitted tq tue people At ~, tho samo aa,s
suauco Of that Constitution. Tho platform
Of tho party that nominated mo had,
aa its main foaturo' the Cons. Constitution, aa
u4pstration Of tho government just mud
boral to a1l oppressive and pFosorip-
tive to nouo. tn accepting the uomlna-
tion I unraHoryoalY cul!m'tted mysoll TO
this policy !, and now again, in taking the oath =
Of ottoo rppeat tho solemn nvowal tlat Hl!ail
| s.r1vo to 40 almin!ator tho government unaer
our CouBtitution that tho protection OF tho
rIgutu of the whole pooplo shall bo complete.
II would 10 unnatural ii wo did not rejoloo al
our grent victory in fayor OF a Eovcrn'
nleut of tho Htato by tho pooplo
onre mora, and wo would no untrue
| to prinolplo il .wo did not rojolco
| At tito Iecent splendid exhibition Of popular
supremacy Rli over our Union. from Now York
| to Loulbaua, aud from ToxaB to Virginia. But,
| wnilo we do congratulate onrsoiSes anu thn
poonle Of our slhtor H,ates, We muBt uso tho
victory pruiently and wisely, and show tho world
| past mar its hcatty; lot no bitter nlonloroa OF
tthar dayy spo,l its charms or lesson tn lonoisB.
Lot ua relno.nbor the pass only 10 fur as It may
| serya To warn us aGalnHt OWLS IN enc
administration Of our Government, aud 50
| forward 10 remedy these evils, al,d mako aud
ontoroo government for NIL allko. with lth boli'
| otlta and Its burdens. Go want no BtElfo, no
| turmoil but wn want alll must have order, aud
to this eua tho law Aloutd aud must ho outorced
rigldly that no man living undor thon should ho
uniuatly or illegally deprived Of QUO iota Of his
| rights aud nn man be pus Ia 1oar, OF
Injured, or doniod any right Oh account o'
| raro color, or previous condition Of 1orvtlde
or at, account Of former reHldonue or dltleroilcG
in political opinion. Our united energies dlrootod
upou thia theory to tho development OF tle re
SOURCES Of tho Htato will. in u short time. do,
stroy forever tlo dark an1 ugly spots OF tho pas
in lor history, And will mnko nor place to ba
looked upon, AuI Of whloh I'LL poopio will aellgh
TO write aud to stIosk. Wa Will then prove tla'
| 40 not ouly hAyo gool government, hut thn
| we propefiy approoiala ita blessings alld knuS
low to ,natlage u,,a control suc, government.
This nsuHsage ia received with gcnoeal aatlb
faction.
, 1874-11-13
The Russian Government to TRY
Compulsory Education.
Count Won Ar1Im Again Taken to the
P01iCO Station,
Renewed Protest Against tho
Suppression or Republican
Newspapers.
SPAIN,
TIE CAnL1ar DEFEAT At tnuN.

SPAIN.
TIE dAn11ar DEFEAT At mum.
MADRID, Nov. 12.-Thc loss Of t|io Carlias In
tho engagements near 1r.tn wns lloary. Thoy
succeeded III carrying oil tlicir gnns. It In bc4
llevod that they will retreat 10 Estslla. Tho
qovorhm cnt Inns received 1ntotsonco that Con
Lnsorna has entorod Irun.
7NoEND1AR1EH ARRESTED.
MADRID, Nov. 12.-Qcn. LaRerna has ordered
tho arrest Of number of incbndartca at 1run,
aud conyonod court nnrtial to Try thom.
DoN ALiIloNao.
UENDAYE, Nov. t2.-Dnn Alphonuo iesued M
address to hiB troops before Go qu,ttod 6paiu.
uo HayB 1ila temporary rotiroinent ia solely
caused by tho royal order doprivng him OF lig
command IN Catalonia. uo awaits tho limo
when lia Borvicoa will ngain bo lscfnl to tue
cauBo. Don Carlos approves his withdrawal.
THE Rour At rnuS.
LONDON, Nov. 1J-5 q. n,.-Tho Hdnlard's
special frotn lIciidayo ea5s: '..Tlle retreat Of
tito Carliats from trun ondcd In gcnoral
n,ark tho .progfesa Of tho Republicans, WHO
day morning, and arc on their way
to destroy tito fouudrios At Vera. to which
place thu Carfiats first retired. lilo Carliata,
before leaving thelr old roslttonB, burnod tlle
Aosses Of tho Repub!icah sympathizcrs. Quo Of
their leaders, Cnbnllos is accused OF treachory,
aud haa lied. Another, Mendiri, Is wounded.
Con. Lnsctux haa received orders to fotnrn to
tho lfno Of tho Ebro nf.er leaving u Htroug gnt-
riBon ut Trim. He MAS to return with his malt
forco to San Sebastian. and ra.cnbark today for
Santandpr.
, 1874-11-13

AT meeting Of tho slllwankbo plymouth
Ohufch st,cicty lust night, letter was rcad frum
the Rev. Or. Dnd1ov answering tho letter Of the
drawing lila rosignatioan, aid stalling that %
saNen tli'a atcp IN tho hcsuf t!,oy will aEroo with
nm that tho good Of tho C!!t.ruh dcmanda tho
eLoetle, ae Of d now church et!ilcc and tntnaing
lnas R1o'o9o or 30 should bo liadgod for the
nAtpoao. q Comrnittec OF WayH aud Means waa
appointed to rorors to nlcdting on tho 1utli tf
December Oil this proposition. aud, it IL tertnt1
TIM TIM tn plehont odllco will ba altered or now
Ellen Williams, latoly married to 1. sa,,or OF,
thn lako living ut the l'ouse Of Mrs. Couuors,
Nil lwaukeo, died suddenly WoduoAflny. An tt3
1hoas holti yeheesday thseloped tlo fast thas
Gapt' Wesley E!al, oi tho schooner Daniol i.
Intimate with her, md llo ,saB Hont Tor BY llor
Wednesday, size being Htut 4 bow lest,l}o, That
Fisk wont fur landanan tor ftr, 6st6nsibly to ro-
llovo raln. and administered n 'hrge spoon full.
FIVE mia,,toB aflor tho taliing Of which sl,o OK
pred, The inquest vas adlonsnoa tl To-day,
aud Fisk hold TO ball III S5,00o 10 aaalt lilo 70.
suit, -
Several Of, tho cars for the cass pldo city
rntlsnad 9t Milwaulsoa hASe artiyed Tho ruils
arc ali laid.
Loren Coffin, sonl,g man brnking On tho local
freight North. whB Killed ut Allna Station ycutUr-
day af.e,noon. IIs foil OIL tho track III Bomo
hanner, snl was run over by TUG engine. 1Iu
and Springfield.
Ed Donnely, II ycars old, wl,i!o ateang a
rldc Oh ftcfsht-car In CiAhfntiatl, vas knocked
OFT tho car mud run over bY the next chr, COM
plotoly soyering tia body III two.
NEnrAsKi.
Tho family Of sonntor .. T. Morton loft Ogden
today. coming eastward. 5ly. Morton relnains
III California!
Tho Nebraska Aid sdcoty furnished the
Omaha preHs yesterday statement Ut tho ro-
! co.pta Ind expnuiist1faa lilo total oasli dona.
tfons Aro 11,437, with q considerable amount ol
goods.. The aoc!osy, Ia doing its work vigorous
", ind commands tito ton1loiuo Of the pi,blin
1tH nloano no. equal to tho Necessities Of The
destitute suttiera lit tha grasahoppor region.
, 1874-11-13


Dodge G1ty III. {av. D. Correspondence q tas Quf.4
cv Bhg.
havo had an interview with Liout. Lewis.
juut from Cnmp Supply. aud also with Liout-
Briatol, from Niles command. Thoy both agreo
in the statement that tho Indians ara greatly
domorallzcd mud disheartencd. Liout. Bristol
haa boon in charge OF troops guarding supply.
trains. ue eays that few days ago squa9
camo into camp with u moBsago from large
purity Of Indians, Stating TINT theY. had boon
haraEsed all aamrner by troopa; that their ponica
nrc jaded md worn out and, il allowed to 20 to
their reservations, they will 6e ''good lndians."
Gon. Sheridan came mp from Camp Supply aud
tho Cheyenne Agency q fow daya ago. and hos
given military movements lively impetus. The
5.000 horses and ponies, which lo osdelcd shot.
The Lieutenant saws tho dilcrcnt dotachmouta
OF tho army hayo o!osod p from all directions on
tho Indians, SO. TINT they cannot so far in any
direction without being intercepted by troops.
ant in mnny cases taoy lavo boen surprised aud
pursued so closely tlat they have abandoned
cnmu with ment cooklns on The Goals. soycral
hundred iodso -po!os wcro thrown away In their
Hight
, 1874-11-13
MEEIlMG lE MINERS.

ST.. Louis, Nov. 1o--About 1000 striking
eoul-mlners lcld n meeting near Trench Village,
u. Oulr County, ILL.,. to-day, and, after listen-
Ing to reports from various lodges, md
= sorles OF resolutions, and appointed
u coMmittoo OF live to confer with sitnilar
committee Of operators regarding prices for
digginK II those oounittces do not a3roe, dis
intorcatea citfzons are to be appointed to arb-
meeting waa quite orderly, no disposition
doing manifested to create trouble or dlsoboy
tho law.
, 1874-11-13
DANIEL O,MARA AND PATRICK IEVING
AT hIONTROsD.

Am rvon.nocou
,.,u, -. , :. ", ...osta' $50 1u,,a.
hpee'ht Dfs"aseh 70 1hs t"'eaa" !F1o"ne.
W1uKEsDAnnE, Pa, Nov. 12.-To~daf, ut h1ont-
roso. tho last act In tho tragoly of fourteen
n,outb, ann wna copanmmatpI. t,,uiol O'b,ara
.,,1 DIT ,io,, r.,ir,, ,,,r. ,r,t1 thn,r u.o. t,a
anu ,a'.'sA tt."b pAyin8 WILL 'n''f "'oS 'a'
Eehalsy o1 tno'f Grimes -..
THE CIRCUMSTANCES
OF the RtrocuuH murder arc Us folows: On tho
morning Of tho goth Of September, 1873 Mont
49,. n,,,u n,,,.ntr, +,,rt, ~, ~ r.,.w.ss
.onu' : aA'"' souu"5 wv w tuo oc!a"a'o'
Lacka"anhA d Hestofn hahfoau, IN aas1uc-
hanha County. was thrown into terrible e1olto-
nent owing to tho discovery Of the nangled ro-
man, of tvn woman nm TIN ratlron1
A", III. ~
cross'ng one OF tho ooo'ca proved 70 90
TINT Of ME o'Mafa' woman somo W
ycara ot ago; tho othot, TINT Of hor dauRhtor,
Mary o'htara a youug woman 28 yenrs OF ago
Ono arm OF tue latter was Gus on i, near tne ,
tho hand cut OIL, 1t being found some u feot
from the body. Tic faccs OF tho murdered
women roro bathod In blood, ns we're their
o,o,ta, nr, tha nnmeroma mark, of violouca
'.sn."' ..ssnv'' ,,s~oaa do,,,,t .hot thoy ,xnro
pEosea pe!ohu oouo' 'na' 1aoS "e1o
NOT TIE VICTIMS or AN ACCIDENT
but had boeu foully dealt with. Daniel O'tfara,
a farmer living mfle away. yas aent for. and
e,.ss'nsa .,,s 1,o;,;og wv ahorro1 NJ, ejon. ~
md rGttr1hh
a.ooi, @In n.a ~ ,,o. far In I;,Iina innI
WILL nos o ss,',,d csI,,'n fto tx a;ossin" =.
t1mvss ne'u t,rr, a., %;a no1nu rovsa;ni Fwo
nia " i,',,a ,,,nro IN ,a,,,,nn ;as " lila
iaIRo sposo -, t., H. ro'roa1 Tia nYioa AMI
po.s ~ @ - - "
"eoe's "oio ~. n.eo as,,.,,,., -,x,,
,,,,, .a ..,,.t1a t,.to.n, ,irr;nr lin -,r,vo,
Wncn hAu ..sn!'u 49, n .r,s 'V ~ ~ snn,
lhe tuo 49, - .nJ ,,i.i,
oeeuP'eu& & ~ tuo H. "oto n,nInna "ts n,,I
oiovu. mo .mo,. Irv;,, ~ H., hsar ,1,,,ccnnnd and
nis nte @ r =. .s tosa sa VII,
o ss" "ot W. n,a,, ware arrocI m ta
paooa. on,rot;r,. n % to ,"',rJer ara to;r traI
ea"1se ~ -, ~ 1a1,' ~ f.n,arr in,tinT NM dava
pegan t;,;, " ta y. rr"a,aar intnroa, ,,nt ti;oy
ana ,'a iS1,,,it - ,,rlo T., to t,st tianro:
We We.o aol cr;,, " far .x;sa 1ov ore
ao - ai3 tha warn a1roc;ous m u rnve,ia
do,ua, n',1s.,, 20 H. .ho A'A9 AS40 "' ~ o3''
,,tn,,rnrt, n Nv a.. .arn .orrrn AMI ,Sv41,n s7a.
H'A'A1' va Trn @1N3'-> -"
A.. ,o,,o,,. h;n,so,f of thn reannna,h;,;tv NJ aim
.S,1'',,s. 1u,.o'H t,a,n "a 'Ae " 1"'
ponrsm pnmrn suo ea .hot nj vcara o)a mcainn, hefcht
n ~. "na w. ,rskoSs hrnnd faro,nad nTon,.
na,t n"a n, s}nrn aim Trvjnr waa
1". ,', ;J,oti ,T" ha Ind h;r. M s~
ani,ca maa ,Stvo "Aou ~ A"' A'A ." - 81
"oso'4p"ru. T,,r .,our prronr rxrnrrr1oY.
| r,.. .,,nI,t ',,a nrsnna,u wnr, ycrv ,orvouo
, 1874-11-13
TIE INDIANS

A Sfahrp Eight OH H1cOlclinnsa Uroch.
Il. T.-t'i,tosn Citoyonncs Killed.
New iohK, Nov. IA dispatch from Camp
Supply. in the Indian Territory, datod Nov. 7,
tcla the story Of light on Mcclellan Crook tho
previous day, between twenty-eight mon OF tho
Eighth Cavalry, under Capt. II. J. Tarnsworth.
anu 100 C!iayenuoB. Tho United States troope
loBs on" killod and four wounded, and the In
dnnB loat tifteon killed..
, 1874-11-13
Hfr, bright on yncci1snttons

At an anti vaccination conference hold tn Diz-
Mr. inh,, lsri,l,t. melnb0r OF Parliament,
:" DEAR H.n, oaul,ot tako auy part In your
conference, nor will oxprcBs any opinion on
tic main question in which you ore Interesting
yourself oxeopt 70 tax ~ 10 roy tsht " sas saots
YOU; but I hayo no objection TO express my
iluubt NJ to tho wisdom Ut oompulsto,,, and
l.nyo nlwaya toit thai the law which Innois pen-
ally after penalty OIL paront Who ~ unwilling to
have his child yaocinRtotl, Ia munHlrous, and
ought 10 10 gopoaloa. l am. yer1 truly yours
'JoHN UMuAx,"
, 1874-11-13

Hrtalko 11as Neck.

Correspondence " Tie CA.caao 7Tfd'ne.
POLO, osa Co, ILL.,, Now l1.-Yosz
terday, two Of our oitizons went to Dixon
with d load Of Vegetables, and, on their why
homo, ono of them, David Randall, in attompt-
ing 10 got out OF tho wagon, toll and bruko hia
neck, His body was brought hero, and an I'LL
quest hold over 1t. Tho testimony boforc tho
Jury showed that ho wns uudos the influence of
liquor, obtained in Dixon, uo lott M family,
but WAS considered ut homo steady, industrious
man, but, IL ha carrier days, ao1nowhnt addicted
to tho ,lso Of strong drink.
, 1874-11-13

S3ffIuE U.EtHEcH 70 IHt EIltH1H 7T!uHNt.
DEs a1olSEs, H., Nov. l2.-Tho official canvass
Of tile volos OH State officers at tho recent ecc
tlun was concluded to-day. Ihe Congressional
total vote for Secretary OF Stato WAS 186, $40. Of
these. Josiah r. Young, Republican,, received
l07,25o, and David Morgan, Atnsi-Monopo9Iy,
7o,05l. Republican majoslty, e. 2o2 Tho Re-
eo,e is 2.00D lighter. Ihla {polk) county pollel
Tho )nrgcst Republican vote OF any i'll tho btate.
In several OF the Counties tho names Of some Of
tic Republican candidates wero printed wrong
NJ the ticket, aud their majority IS correspond
jngly decreased.
, 1874-11-13

SALT LAKE, U. r., Nov. 12.-Drlghan Young
has nrrivud at St, Go0rgo, Utah.
1n tue TAirl District Court to-day George q.
to day on tho charge oi polyga.uy, the former
indictment against him having been found un-
dor the Togritorial law for lasoiyious cohablta-
ton.
Thomas e. Rioks, now in tho PcnitenttArY
hore ulaacr indictments Tor laaciylous rohablta.
lion aud murdes, madn all offurt 10 get released
o,l bal to-day, bnt u,lBucoeBsfully,
, 1874-11-13

mistee On Publication was appointed, md tho
Coilsontlon at oaco psoeeedod to tho discuas,on
o1us O. various topics. II. A. King, Of Mon
toeE, foa1 rapor Oh tho adn'tefation
or honey. a committee was nppolntyl
to drHft ronoluttons expressive OF tho Judgment
OF ~ tho Asaoei .ton against much practices.
hoes ,ll',lor gesu provoked SouaIJorablo dcIsto. "
Tho Convention .oolt up tho tobio ot cantlied
honey and the best inotnod OF prevention, after
tho dlEenaa'on of Wick sAe ConYont.on nd
, 1874-11-13
GERMANY.

GERMANY.
BOUNDARY REVISION DECLINED,
1oSboN, Nov. 12.-The Paa d{aH 7dzette says
Prussia has declined the proposat ma.o by Rrs-
eia for revision Of the boundary lino botwoon
tho two countries.
voS AnH17t AuA1S ARRESTED.
DEnL1N, Nov. 12,-Gouut yon Asni.n was again
arrested this afternoon, and conveyed to the
police station. 1t is reported tint tic Count re-
ceiyed copy OF lis Indictment on TueBiny Last.
and tho only cllnrgc brought against lin IL for
the suppression Of olliuial documents,
, 1874-11-13

tF1cW DtS15H1cH % 10 LHH8pU ! 7f7HHo4
pEE1S. ILL.,, Nov. 12.-Thero was almost CO..
tastroplo at tho Hope MlnoB ycater1ay. 1t
caught lro at 2:15 2. NJ. Quo man was killed by
tho rush, falling from tho middle vein to tho
bottom. 4 continual stream OF ~asor waB
promptly poured In, aud tho mon, eighty in MI,
woro hauled out eato by 8 O'Clock. Tho lire
caught III tho middle vein.
, 1874-11-13

C1yo1SHAr1, O.. Nov. 12.-Tho ezproas train
OH the Louisville Short Line, coming into Gov.
ington to-day, struck and instantly k1llcd Mrs.
Eliza Morris. % years OF age. 6ho WAS Walking
along tho track, mud attempted to cross bofore
tho locomotive.
, 1874-11-13
CANADIAN FINANCES.

TORONTO. Nov, 12.-IIout-uoY. Crawford
o-day opened tho Ontario Parliament with
,pccoh fIo,n tito throue, III which l.e anuouncsd
tint tho aggregate royonue for tho year WAS
certain to exceed tho aggregate amount osti.
mated, and TINT tho aggregate expenditures
upoudud,
, 1874-11-13
new YOfK FAILURE.

New Yong, Nov. lo.-Tho suspension, Ia au.
nouuced OF d. Il. Fowler i proa, rice dealers.
Tho amount as their liabilities ~ not vet ascoE-
mined, but they aro oatimatot1 At over sl0o,o
, 1874-11-13
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. l2.-For tho Lake
Region, partly cloudy and cold weather, with
aorth Or west w.nd, riniag barometer aaat Of
Lake Michigan, mud snow nenr Lake Huron aud
north Of Lakes Eric and Ontario.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,
{.Y1paGo. NDy. u.
, 1874-11-13

A TASTE OF WlNTEH.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-Snow foil III tho southern
counties OF England yesterday, aud tho woatlor
is unusually cold.
pn. EENEALYts CASE.
LoSpoN, Nov. 12.-Dr. Konoay has not got
been llsbarred but has boon summoned by The
bonc!ierB 10 appear on the 2Gth inst. and show
cause why le Buould not 80 DO troatol.
The Marquis OF Salisbury and Dean Stanley
haye been Moninated IS candidates for tho Roc
toraI.ip of St. Andrews University.
, 1874-11-13

The Rcv. ". Fl. Gillespie, Of uotre
1nf1&t.. Unn.

Tho Kcv. ". 81. Gillespie, Of Motre
Datuc, Ind.
Special DspatcA u The Ch.caoo ITionnA
souyM DExp, Ind, Nov. 12.-Tho Roy. N. Il.
Gieupio, Of Notro Dame died this morning. aud
will bo buriod on Saturday. Father Gillespie
was formerly ice-prcsdont of the University,
President of St. A1ary's College, Chicago, and
lately editor at tho Auc lfaria. lie was q
brother of Mother Angela, tho Superior Of St,
Marys aud the other fomala bra,lchca Of tho
Ho was d brother-in-law to Mrs. Con. Sherman.
George s. Wagner, United States Sca-
uto Lihrartnn.
WAsu1Saros, D. c.. Nov. 12.-George s. Tag%
nor. Of PonnsyivaniA. tho senato Librarian, died
lcre to-day Of congestion Of the lungs.
, 1874-11-13

THE NEW nAMrsil1nE DEMOCRACY.
CoSconp. N. H., Nov. 12.-Tho democratic
Stato Co.nnittco has dc.ided to hold n conyon-
lou for tho nomination Of Governor in this city
Ian. next.
, 1874-11-13
MASSACHUSETTS, TEMPERANCE WOMEN.

DosToN. Nov, ia Convention of tho Tenn
pcranoo Wonon Of Alaaaachusetts opened thls
morning with good attendance, Tho orgapiza'
t!on WIS nutnca "Womans Temperance unioH
Of MaHsaclsahettB, "w4tA Mira, Clifford, OF WoEcea'
ter, III PRESIDENT,
, 1874-11-13

John Diamond, the supposed ahluotor Of
tho Martlu Children, iH repOrted to Aaye be0n
soon = fvw dayB since noar Kaukakeo co.
, 1874-11-13

AMERICAN BEE.KEEPinS,
P11Tsnunn, Nov. l2.-Tle accond days session
Of the North American Heo-Hoeporu' As8oolation
assolnblcd at o'clock THU morning. a Com.