davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-12-22

.as WIN tllo naet taRcn out tl!oro was room for
boIson % atan botwoen tho boards on Tic In
a'sso a1 m anu tho ahutsora OIL Tho ounilo Ono Of
but but Ss %oy were waa og sstGn0 By
swung on plvots md was hold In its place l,y
stout button On tho insiuc. a board in lilo lacl<
q q tho cabinet waH similarly arraugod. Boforo
lilo scat'ceh began "Katlo King"
TOOK HER POSITION IN THE w1nno,y
hnd fastened horaolt In. Tho space botwcon lin
cahlI1ot anl tho wall waa thon concealed by =
,oor, which At first gfanco apnoarud aH mart Of
tllo cabinet, o tablo coyerod with nsical instr1-
VINO VINO, wofo !nlTaya received III u dowii.staita
roon't Woro invited TO asccnd. A. dirk sennco
always 1ponol tho ENTERTAINMENT, during
Witch Katio would descend from lloFs s
perch. antl. making her why into tho cabinot,
not 30 soon when tho cnbinot-door was upouni
Nv Holmes would then enter tho oab!,,ot. ami
botTeon tle Two, tile usual manifestations voro
produced: Tno numerous facoa shown woro
nothing but rubber masko. 30 mntlo that thew
could TO blown 1p into different sizos and at tho
saTe s1 titao Prrolncc different appearances. Nj.
Holmes could CONCEAL half-n-lozo1l such facog In
hls inside pocket.
:, low loug tho himbng would have proHporod
tho ltolmoHog mid thor misguided assistant
iiar not disagreed, It Is Impossible to aay,
Aatlss' col,l'cionco, however, began to trouble
!,er greatly wlicn sho learned what MI object hor
rMerlornSncos M had crcao NM, nj last, feeling that
sna w. longor practice tho deception she loft
.na. .tsh Aoln1ea TO her own devices. For eovorai
t Weoaa no Khtse appeared, as tho "uedium" !"
anna difficult tas to SECURE young woman
nsar ~ form md fuatures to tho first conlod-
E,eAsut! l,or, was aakol TO rlay tho pars If Kao
mug. 6nt refused with horror. Sho afterwards
reiasod te circumstances to prolniuont SPIRIT
ue''ss, s,,,, ana tho consequence has beon
,'.1: eGartEfE ,f ExrosunE Of THE WHOLE FRAUD.
Botl robert Dafo Oven nnl Ilr. 'Cniht faor
ao9ply hnn'lllatod At hay.ng bocn 20 doceiyed.
anu more tllan TINT, louding thoir in1tuonce to
q tue anppors Of what III now proved to 10 tyicE.
~ nu uoms all n their power to u1o at least pars
ot tno haril. Tho Doctcr haH bought from tic
Of hia book Oh 'JoLn and Katio
NM" orcry volume OF haut, aomo ,saGD wortI,
\ a,la has ordered ita publication to bo dignon,
, 1874-12-22

I -FEo1H HFA POINTS,.
tExcGsive OF Portland and New preans
Tho Now York Cypress sayy:
There arc stated to 10 ao,uo OG0 600 hi of v,ent in
atore " tlts port, which ~ about three times aa uch
s there has been here at tho coso OF navigation, Hi,ico
ISL and oxceea the 1nautlty slen in store by 1Oun
hu There fs nlaoa full Average Of otlor grajus Ia
iaGt u not cheerful QUO for railroad companes as it
Ii 1lRe1y to seriously infect toir winter b,isti!rss
Tho st. Louis democrat states that tho nro.
dtco bl'sness of tint city will foot up q n,uoh
Inrgof aEgreGato for 1874 than for any preceding
year: We trust TINT the figures will not DO nauilo
Up - tno Same wny for produce as for tho
~ Wll not say tho ''census returns" because somo
Ut. Loula people aro soro Oh that point.
.- PrayisInus.
HOO PlsoDucTS-Wcro moderately active, with d
fcs'iug a tle market fer llso hogs, wnlc Were ia
rntln7 Et t sn.y Holders Of product woss lesa
huyors-chelly from tho short sido Il scc,s now tn
w aettcd policy with t!u hog.droscrs to bring for
u ti!o present pAckfug goaK0n will probably hy n
sast spsa a1"nttt a,d q{ R RrsSet } thsa d. neFy
" this season: Tho speculative movement Ius o,lt
s!ap%sa l,, n t!at Of eonsunton and how fur tic oo
AlEsa l'okk-Waa moro active and r,o arn aver
sfs sf er nsae n1ss goo demand
6rs zi9o0 iur cas sSuo i9s aast Jau,srr Ja lys
ke]lor February aud 3l95ota 10 o5 scar
~ Mate r. * ge j 5 5f9lr1sry optio 1ne.e1 at tl9a1
%stiys % i i; s s':s Si 'ts Il sissss Ms
ror Jaaary escd Il soa eas, Witt esa for taus 5ut,s
sry Sg.S5sls.a7s for February. aud slo.62Ee5lV.S5
br!, andiextrs pr.1no do at tt425Qa14.5U, 49,
LAan-Waa moro active than on Saturday, aud 5@
BY o 81 r Ia III IL IL rIa varnoo ss
Ihu short interest bought frooly, but there w,.s
aueh hctof demand Tor cGs! luts tlaM for savcra
NJ or,f
, 1874-12-22

stEEP-NcTa III pretty full supply for this period
El'd Eastern buyers, thu arlc was sl,qtuiued. It s
Ga:So ios noor 10 He1inl mud Mt s4.75525 Tor good
70 eA''s'; 'z'f4 fs'el1St; SEw $';fiSt1;s'. yoaRs
NEW yonE. Dec. 21.-uHsvEs-Irer, rcce,ut. 4 7eo
aKg a1ag f1 h1o i@r @,rp s wss aganst d4io Inst
R9's I! rsa, It ;.,n and ~ nt.t 'SS IT
from sc to 1oc. salrs inc1.o il cars uhto ,tosra
* ews e. ns ni;@isNe; Il ears d. ~ swt, l3alaGo
sw, loHc d, * cwt. iiSl1Ne; eIs ears a0 .lo
Z sar sS d. l lX' :w &C., anfs d. ca5, u isS5 *
55Ne; sar. d. ie esss sss' ae 49, d; & swt sw
lsHe Gus d. 7 ewt. lae . cara s d. c ew r s@'
sSt Strs m M ev lo;e 10 cara Kentucky a!cors bH
S;lGe4 cwt, 9Qal0hc; aad cars Clerokeea lSl owt'
s;ttExpnccetpta s4so milking 1860 for The weel,
asa!iHt ap last week. GUILTY go gcuorally Viii,
g. ensi!sras'o @ number Of heavy Christmas sLcep
iaae rnae geo. srs At WITH few so' at &c. sales
sars T. DO " ba S.e; DO, 81 ill., 5Jc; car ao
sheo por loo ta; cr do. liz its, Tic; carn 1licI
Kan ns. ao u lbs. &c cur &c, 10 'ha, 5,le.
esE ansi 81 ,s M, ,MfE MaaEo to; fer ts
tor I've. S@9o for city dressed, End s4e5ss.e for
-- EAST LIBERTY
EAST Liberty, A., Doc. .2i-DArr1E--Ilpcciuts Il for
..ne asys: ;s head tor tue week. aa74. sco
heiny nj hand except local butchers and yery
10 III the yarx for Rale, the bulk Of arrIyus bunu
through Htors, M quotations.. o''@
Ho"H-lteceipsa for threu ayp, g295 heads total for
sas Seok; II 7a5. rhitasc|pha, s7u09725; yorEors.
for t4e week, ,Doo Beat S5.f5t50OU mrJus. s.. .7S
Gs5.50 romnou, SJ.h06S4.0y ''N
-...... CINCINNATI,
V!NcISHarr, O.. Dec. t.-lims-Rsccirts. g3ll:
lul aud heavy; common, n. 50 medium, tpir
soGoM985; 4oot packing aud Dntrher.' $u70Ge7, III:
eextra, S'.lo@7.2o Abont 2,coo uusold; shipn,eutH
ST. LOUIS,
:, 81. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-liots-R 4213: dull
workers., 81 7dGIGl2G; goot packing, &A a5(a7 10.
. cArTLE-lesutpe, 7Dj; quiet gool through
texans. s25oGS350; extra nntiro stoers, Sloo@0a5.
, 1874-12-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

~, r 1!1H H1s5 n1ut ~ Sus.sp7zL' ~.
M.' pFomDes9 offered scsolataon Tor tho appoint
ast n ~ tsieSt cusns'.ee u Inquire wl!ohne any
olneer or TIC Government las sed lnoaus to obsrl,ct
3 ao administration u justice IL tho District Of ooluu,-
oh particularly relative 10 the Ao-ea!lod "aae-bur-
slfy colal'ffacy" IAo nouso fetuael to second tie
luton wont oyer ....
All Maa ~ Gaa Eavo h1co tnas THO samo resolution
"''''' ~ VI ''ea as1s axnr,tpa 1tpu'4S ISor,,v
Az, s!oss, at tho ra4uest or AR. Young, offered 4
resolution caaY on mo secreary of War for intur-
, 1874-12-22
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Tho Downing House. ut oslnlooHs, Ia, vii
bo opened tomorrow.
| Tho municipal dobta OF the State Of Illinois ii
round numbolB amount to S45. .u0D, 600.
a colony Of veteran 'cockrouches loft the
| muiing-rooma Of this ofilco yesterday fur ups.
| Ton. Inoy havo all occurred situations in the
olico Of tho Boston Globe an oight-pago papo,
who'll has recently talton to pasting its pagoy.-
Louisville Courler~JournGt.
z. Billings, m attorney of Wayorly, H.. has
SIZED tho I2epa1lican Of TINT place for libel,
Billings married II young schoolgirl wloHo
pasct!tR afterwards took ilor ayay from him.
Tho Nepntcaa published tho particulars Of tho
boon dono unlcss he cau got $4,000.
The Lexington (Ky.) press aunouuccs that
tho "breacll-ol-proniso caso from Flat Rock
Precinct" Dourbop County, wns concluded in
the Court Of Common Pleas last wpck bv tic
jury awarding to Mian Mary A. Sharp $l0O0O
promise aud seduction; md the father Of Miss
Sharp was also awarded $10, 900 damages.
In tho great 'shop district" of Now Yor}s-
comprising tho counticB Of Herki.ner, Madison.
Montgomery, Ono!ua, OtHogo, aud SclolarIe-
not moro than 1000 ba!os OF thls soaBon'B hops
aro now held. Tho prico from frat banda ranges
from SO to a5 cents. l3rowors arc now pretty
we'll stocked up.-Rochcster IN, ~ Union,
William Moran, Of tho Philadelphia S,tndau
Chronicle was convicted fow days ago Of q
singular libel upon George i. 1lali. monibor Of
tho Common Council, IIo o!lnrgol Hall with
picking tho pocket OF marble statue Of 0eorgo
Washington.
Mrs. Btokos IL ono Of tho most snowy women
OIL tho streets Of Now York. Flor husband in
legally doa, md The courts have g,veu l,or for
lnN rolcaso. Sho tlooa not sit Weeping ri homo,
but enjoys lilo with the morrloHs Sllo attracts
much attention by her tfnotaste and sllowy .lrusn.
Ilor coIyict husband does not oxpeot uarIp,,
when Tllden bocomos Governor, as ho wuy n
groat friend Of Fisk III political lifo.
Thero woro lfty-ayo applicants for u yacnnt
position Oh tho Nashville {I'enn.) police forco
mud tho Commissioners. being ufiablo to nnkr i
choice. sooctod oig!it nlon OIL OF tho nm,nlur
placed thor aansoH in hat, and roAo.yoI that
tho election should bo dotorn,laod by clla,.co.
a diBpatoh from Now York ANNOUNCES TINT Tim
Hon, Thomas q. Alyord. tho representative uf
tho Syracho suit lntprDsta IN tho Assembly yns
robbed OF hia watch md clau OH a Uuiyursity
p!aoa chr "lAt6 laat night" Tho watolt wun lIo
7doo ehronomettor that was psoscntuL to linn by
!la foow-!eglslatorn. 1tH case boarp tho words
u 'lllosilaa u. Alyord, from hu follow t,o,,lor
u tho Assembly OF 1872" Ih,a should uuryo nm
warming to Innocent gentlemen from tho oonnt,v
'Gainst stopping out late at hight iu tAo No.
;ropoliH.
, 1874-12-22

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 4l.--ELouA--Quist anu 4 sh.ae
ariner. ~ ~
GRA1a--Whcat armcr; No. Milwaukee, Ole; No.
rary gia, oats III guod de,nanit NS. J. III storo,
ts1is;, oern D fir, ir.n.r md ~ good tona.,l; No.
hrn ana higher: No 9, in storo sl.3o; NJ, ., 3il.
rnoy1sioNsIQ9tst M KY snd unchanged. Mess pork hrid
" $loa7H csH! buyers Ut Sla.7d; February pork ia
do. lin@lt.@. Sweat,plckled lsau.s, i0{t9lio H.
eordng ~ alzo auJ condition. Dsy.saited Shoulders,
hs!l ut 1JHYfaEc for stean ana kotls,
lloua-liss quilt, Nominal, 'unI unchanged ut
$t.a9itG.70.
ltEon1i'es-Fiollr. 1000 brla wheat, IT, bt.
STANDARDIZATION. 3.Qo0 bril- wlloai, C,UUU bu,
NEW YORK,
NEW YoaHt Doc. 2. -Ilout-lluIot and lnlclsug.
Cd tccsikts, H. QUO brls. Iyo lloar u,,chanaal,
Goha.stEALr-Qu!et; WnIttF., +30e34.71.
oaAta-"heAs IN naodcrato demand and 10 bestors
, 1874-12-22
REAL ESTATE.


me 1ollowlng inatru!nents were filod for roc
ord Monday, Dec, II:
utTf PROPERTY.
ocntTo st. 16G II " Of North FraukIiu al. gf 4sr
llh IT, aateN Dec. 18,.,.,.,....-F 18, eo mn
nthota nta It; 70 4 Of Thirofh st. 4, a5x1so IL
"cst ChlGAgo Nv, corner nf Dickertitlte NJ n ee
/, 4oxl.oA II, dated Dec lG,.,,,,,,.. onon
Aassam asa =, IT, ~ q T Of s!bey 1T, 1. 25xl3o IT,
uev1en ~a1eu at nos; s,s Il = :; 1000
dated b DC. IL .. t''l'on st. W. s'Sl.5f -,
Eamo 80 tho atova tsatod Dec ii. .. ~ ~
"eal ii9rrlson Vt: l37 It " Of jefferson, H. MI VIZ
25xioo #, dated Dec. 10. .,,. 4too
Lo3!nEton al, a25 It W Ut CannDeli nv *. s'''o
1esiatop u; aast A. ss5 sS}'t Il ~; u a. 5000
12o IT, with building; atso IIkrrsrn = 4 IN H.
tween Rockwell Ut Anh WasLtunaw nv. ~
8aAl25 II, dated Sept. l0,....,,.. "t' co,o
Euo,, oanaa a'" - 'AnIu& OF MtLIs
areen Bay Road, u VI curuor nf Wulin,,tn, o,
a,ssn iIna!y1Sst bee Of Lots tn and 10 aad II.
11nd;vi.,ci = ~ .,, h,c09
sonT1t nr fyrr t1..r ''stsa = Ueo. u. ,0U9
FHnM TIE uoUAr-llousE, '"A"
Hwan ut, 145 It G Ut Wentworth Nv, y t. q4x1no
r., dated Dec. .19.......,....,,.,...,.. 1oo
In!rty.ninth IT, l5f 1t of 14cgson st T. lO0x '''
las IT, dated Oct. q, ls7a. 1qoo
, 1874-12-22
l'0rcfy1t AInrIkcth,

TOFGfIF 4HHFJECfN.
lIvrRTooL, Dec. 2l.-1l Il. 1n,-ElD3r-a2a@2as e1
at-Wlnter, yA ddG9s ID; Bprinu, gs 7tl9i0a 81:
club los 4dQS1os III. Corn, 3ss vIGSJ9s. Pork 85u,
LONDON, Doc. al-3:3o p. m.-Tha amount OF bullion
that Laa yono into tho LINK Of England IN Ihiamces
To-day ta ci1o0uu. Tho ratio Of discount in tlo ,nar
kot for tirao months bills IL ~ ler ccnt-3 per cent
balhw fha bnnk rites.
lospoa. Doe. 2l.-conaola for money, olA@9lz.:
account, p290al; U5s+ 106N: GTs lUJ: l0-IVl iIs
new 5s, lo3; New York Centra!. ~; Eriv, Is pro,
Tallows tsso44aa Sd: Refined petroleum, oapAd.
PARIS, Deo. l1.-Kontes, elf 1Oc.
LIVERPOOL, nec. 9l.-ureatlstutls quet, Corn s9s0
10s ID, tArt, G5y. ~S
, 1874-12-22
MONEY AND COMMERCE,
FINANCIAL.

MoSnAr EvESfNn, Deu, II,
Thcra waB A moderate movement at tho banks
Today, but no ca.cntlat cha,,go In tho situation
WAS noted. Tho counter business urowa morn
ictvo sa Tho eloso Of tho yoas approachos. Tho
fennnu For loanB is not as skrunE on it uro,nlopd
IL bo Mt tho hoguning OF tho month, Tie
grain Mon and pork-packora arc borrowing
very 'littfo, though aon,o Of tho former
hre araT'ing out thnir own money to car-
~ cash property. sotno demand Ia
experienced from tho mercantile clnssos for
fnudo to moct engagements on tho 1st. Out
Htdo borrowers are fow, and aro rsatily nccou-
n1odated as favorable ratoa II .s,eir security ia
unqnostionablo. There is tho least possible dis
position on tho part Of lenders 10 adynnco funds
pn speculative or adventurous enterprisos
lsateB OF discount ron,nsn ns boforo quoted, 10
per cent to regular ontomorB, will, nm occas!onnl
heyiasion to strong independent borrowers stroot
rates aro 8@18 per cont !; roal os.ato ua,.s aro
s@10 per cent.
Tho ratio of Now York excl,nnso wns firm At
nhont shipping rateH wi.l. supply scant. Thoor.
ders from tho country banks nro 1ess than the
!aVerago OF last week. Tho an,ount boing made
by shipments Of grain and provisions is small.
Iliore was naore currency going to tho country
to-day, bns not enough moro to bo significant.
8hipn,ents,
Tho cIesrings wero 93, 3,G0o,000.
Some Of tho bolitlholders Of tho Northern PIT
clilc naiiroad nro pettioninR Congress for IoHia-
amount Of their stock. Only s20O 6Oj, tho thr po I
ttion suya,, havo bcon paid up; Sl8.300, 600 TO-
lnaiu unpaid.
The ruinor tlat aomo German CAPITALISTS Ind
gone to Warrington to bid for tho remainder oil
!ho now Is is douicd by Secretary Bristow, Tho
syndicate hive tho optfon
OF tt,o cntiro ronainder till next February. uul
thcY arc confident they will bo abe to tako Il ali.
UlttcAdo HOLp MARKET,
Ii; J.. clrstop III Co., bankers, Is South
, 1874-12-22

S!p'gta!l 10 for hntns '''-0 '~' '~''A 'e's NIL
TaLLow-Quotcl III sdSaAc.
1trGNtlatufl..
FlDIlt-Waa dll. though thu ugHrngnto sntcs ,ynrr
nnary t%eons |arge saturday, rid nd Yccs frnu
Ngw lSrs wore not oconrsNln4 II, shippers, and thus
oc hayora and oi,aGo hoers Of o,r To- 10 a. m1ir.
r ,bosa s. w91c fsr.s +. Of 2,5 h, It
Sd oosos for Iotwiieat Nao il ;iS tos saas eosrso
en- s. n'es! Il s'51. oIosctl follows: ohoico wntor
eoes e1tses lS s1tt;, seS e s E0g a. a.
ISs sSs;n,s 's rye 'Sa* aoa5 tss Tux 'Bs'ass ess!
,n1 nnAs--Waa Moderately ae,lye ena ar,nor. Sues
or TsrH fos sen9rs port q 80 tom a saalds u ossao
Mii1AT-wss ratiqr los. scttvo an, &c higher,
s S 4o sapE ss ram s rsaos y va
cnconrana 10 oarn and he "' roeeipsa sTG eo
not ,.o 10 a.Eo ~ sc!pnind Tis ea',sod fsr
nSgh wanted fer tlipmeat Tbero VERT isw
pret.y much to tleuolves scllcr January orouo At
Se' e. rGss css,n to reseas to s9H sna yaucq, e
vptt@91s mid aeler to moniil 1T asttasi'4e. Dotis
c!ns1t,I hrt Cash RaeB rcpdrtel On Change of
H. $ 70; S spt anS SSs%s t.S t"f No I
ssr ss1sa S & In ~, tho 1lsroon tho nafas a shade
sSss Sfsy T. S % Ct Il o;xs sis 1ss
ooiEWaa In butter demand. and averaged 10 tgh-
1r ,., ~ 5 ol end hc higLor on new. Nov York was
oeipts woro aAS han anticipated willis lilo orders to
se!l IN country account, which wcro numerous Oh
o No. wsa very It Iai oIeoa 1T 1I!ts 77 I'D
yallced to 1slHc, closing Ut 71ks New Nn = acllcr
Sss SS ss .sss sy Il d se ssf ssss 1t sSs n e
il.e o'osso. Cash sales wcro rrlurto,i On ohaEo ii
s Ss3o ~ e a 1ss 1ssS5so for q 5l!,1i; 81
cars on snoL In tho afternoon tho market wts guis
aud firm curly, but closed casios at $50 scer tho
month, ea4c seler Jas,uary tuow1, aud mao for
1ATs-wesein in bcttor ao,nand, Averaging x@xo
er sra M o ho'e osruas %,S as9sss wesa n
t1.as s far M in5 1o1 cas Y, gfa Tug
nry ar til tho former uanay for settlement. No.
s,, ssp sanu;a soa q Ia's s eloss @ rejected 1t
s3fs' sosng # sslisr Fobraly wss J. qItt
ehisy u saes s H. II te ,nsSo afsr
estr tue ,,s msfet M s 21s closing Mt dso for De-
HfE-WAs more active aud ltgHor. THO ofrcrsnrs |
closing it 3'@9sc Sales ware il,40o la sslcr i tlo
NAhLEi-Was more actlyo and stronger, prices rul-
ing l4a2o higher for cash. Thu receipts wcro light
Oh tho narket small wi.ilo thoro wss aooa namiE"
ior cns loa aud optono prsces for essh rss1:-
!ssr s ensnnE On t!4o dae sud locatio q roesipr.
NO. cash Rnlu aI Sl.9fH for REGULAR nS Tor
rsns. 5s9S y n; \; j Fl ;o1 and l2s in A oo
t,es .rlulo 1a.sU oa. solar Jalary su t 1t asa @
st. a c!os,s a $l:5; End seller february Of i.25
S l.2t,t, cusing At tho t1laislo.
General Markets.
ALc0tfoL-Wan Steady ut $l.04t;a1 98
nuTTEh-BlsucEa was ouiy 1airly active, either
N o::! Of shippng account, but Us tue saes abuut
lot sublcetoh to nry teprcsson Tho prevalent Ivrl
h: no"eserf Wy by u" nieana buoynnt aud, unless
, 1874-12-22
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING" Dec. q,
lne !o11o"1h6 were tho receipts and shipments
o. the loadlnS articles Of produce In Chicago
during tho past to1ty-eiElt hours, and for tho
corresponding dato ono year ago;
, 1874-12-22

NEW Yon1, Dee. :l-puhlusss quiet Ii. nearly al,
deIartii.tuta Of trlt'u Cotton go,t!H STEADY Ut ~,
frscltly shlrtnnuufacturers ut reduced rates Heavy
standard thebnga tarn. CAintx aud s!de-bad Prints
fairly acttYo but fanccs Aro quiet in t1rnt banda
Wnrhtod coatinga III good esnaIi,l. Low grade BLACK
alpacss wanscd, and III allort supply
, 1874-12-22

LATEST.
NEw YonE, Dco. 2l.-Moncy oaey ear1y in tin
Day ut 81 }4Gl4. but closed firm at 4@5. primo
mercantile paper. o@'7l5, md single named, OK
aSu, with miscellaneous ut 9@la.
storlug dull n''d s:oady at 4s41l@490 for 60
lat, carrying. 1-CI.
C!earings s21, ,0D0,000.
Customs receipts, 5iGs000.
treasury disbursements, $Gg, 1000.
GovornmontH stroug Hnd III brisk demand.
railroads less octivo than usual, with prices
etendy ut the opening, and quiet and steady in
!aso dealings, cxcopt in Chic1go Il Norshwos:-
efn consolidated gold bonds, which declined to
Bl: State bonfs quiet h,,d steady.
Thora waB iouowed depression on tho Stool,
E4chnngo, aud further markod dcclino il,
pr'cea: At tho opening tho market declined
snShtlyt but soon became firm. This, however,
Ported failures an1 4 removed nttaels Of the
:" hears, " tho whole list was depressed with tho
ch,ct interest III paci(c alail aud Wabash After
II hccamo known Tint only ono firm had Hus-
against a decline carly in tho day of i; to
S5a per, cent Tho market closed firm.
The fluctuations in tho most activo sLpcEa
YtH Tnre y tsows Wa1aph n; Western Unou,
fan M ?'es'st tako Ii tax1e sIare na I ;a1s 95S st.
ablo lotb OF Ero, Northwestcrn common nork
Island, st. Paul, Wabash, Pacific Mail, Western
Union Telegraph, and Columbus, Chicago 4 In
ul'1tn CentTal were closed ottt under tho rya ~
ior account ofdotaultnE parties. lilo failure OF
fysch u Coma1tgs created considerable excte-
mont, as thoy woro Thought to TO- \
solid house. The advance at tho coso
w,ls caused by purchases to cover short
contracts. Many 'beara" availcd themselves
Of tue opportunity to buy stoca they wero short
Of. Transactions aggregated 2l7D00 slnres. Of
which g, 0ob wcro Pacific, 49, QUO Western Union.
o. 0oo Northwestern, 1000 Rock Island G. 0OD II.
paul, t. 400 Eric. ~, 000 Lako Shore, 1000 Ohio
NIiggibHnDi III GB0 Wp1,na,, n,,t ~ nnn r1.:.'.
Pncitic. 'N'S .oA''"
It apponra, on Investigation, that Wright, who !
vas y; expelled from tue Bould today, p,lrchnycl
LII, 0u0 sharca Of stock at q ti,ue wien lis Luuf
, 1874-12-22
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1uxt4 tl2Go; do, rootlnK l4xco, TO- {llbo, Tia TIN
large :is atisai', Sic; bur- 3:o. soL0un-No l. ia.
~ Ill., iae .n-lag 1Me' na sHesyo; loud irs
o2a Huxxr X1xe-Fui casks, ioke isas onans'
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That some animals are very mindful OF
an injury and eager for revenge, nc
matter how long delayed, there is ample
proof. All our young readers remember
the story of the elephant who took the
tailors slight to heat and gave that
little gentleman thorough dreDchng
and you may also remember numberless
stories of how the same unwieldy beasts
remembered injuries for years and waited
for chance of venting their spite. But
one of the most remarkable cases ON
record i. this one, which we Gull from
the columns Of a literary journal:
\ year or two ago il CHANGED that a
valuable camel, working in the oil mill,
was severely beaten by its driver who,
perceiying that the camel had treasured
up the injury, and was only waiting n
favorable opportunity for revenge, kept
strict watch ON the animal. Time
passed on. The camel perceiying that il
was watched, was quiet and obedient,
and the driver began to think that the
beating was forgotten, when one night,
after the lapse of several months, the
man, who slept ON the platform near the
mill, whilst, rs is customary, the camel
was stalled in corner, happening to
remain awake, obs rived by the moon
light, that when all was quiet, the ami
NAL looked cautiously around, rose softly,
and stealing towards a spot where Il
bundle of clothc, and bcrnouse, thrown
carelessly ON the ground, rcsembled a
sleeping figure, east itself violently upon
them, rolling with all its weight, and
tearing them most viciously with its
teeth Satisfied that lis vengeance was
complete, the camel was returning 10 It's
corner, when the driver sat up and
spoke. At the sound of his voice, and
pcrceiying the mi stake il had made, the
animal was ~ mortified at the failure
and discovery of its scheme, that II
dashed its head against the wall, and
died ON the spot. Such is ,hs story As
related by the sragoman.'
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the spot with cloth and water, and not a
stain remains behind.

the spot with cloth and water, and not
stain remains behind.
WArERs quart Of -four, one tea.
spoon Of butter, pinch Of salt; mix
with milk into dough, then roll out in
very thin circles. Bake in pans, quickly.
One quart Of flour makes TWENTY-FIVE
waters.
To PREVENT CALICO FROM FAp,So.
Take the dress when II needs washing,
and dip II in a pail Of salt water, and dry
IL before sending IL to the wash. This
should he done before sending IL TO the
wash the first time and the process need
never he repeated.
How To GET Rim OF RATS Avn
MIcE.-Wc get rid Of rats by putting
potash in their holes and runs The poor
wrctchcs get IL on their feet and over
their fur, then they lick it, aud do no,
like the taste Of IL; Il burns them .,mc
what, aud the more they see Of il the les
they like IL; 50 they clear out almos, n.
soon as the application is made. To get
rid Of mice we use tartar. emetic mingled
with any hvori,c food; ,hey tate !, ,ata
sick. and take their lcavc
sunni rpoxr r.. AM, =.
not only gives a gloss to the linen. but
imparts new appearance 10 !, .na
makes muslin perfectly clean. Toa table.
spoonful of starch nut A large ,c,sn."nn ,
OF clear preparcd gum. n mmn =, Nv,
sugar. and a pinch of salt. w;r LEI :"
little cold water. and stir ,iIIou;,o.~a NV" /"
then add sufficient boiling water ,o -
it clear and of the proper consistency a
wax candle may be stirred twice ,rorr,,
it-not more.
CopN prpp,xo o,o -
cut carefully al Tho cni, eaa " .o'''
milk. one cum Of mooI n,o 49," ,.. I""'' !. =,
Of melted hu,,er AL, anJ Nv -. l'o''' y,