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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-04-15
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

srgovu ASH rrRr ps~fT Fr0nn-rxcRF4sH
uS fLkSit AND WkIsstIT-sst,EARf sKfx AND
ARAuTIFcL GuxPLEAi0k SECURED TO ALI.
, 1874-10-19
A Serious Affair.

sreefa Dispatch to The Chscaas Ttf5Hne.
QutSoy, ILL.,, Oct l9.-Considerable excite
malt was caussl in this city to-day by thu arrival
Of ninoty-tHo prisoners in charge Of tho Sheriff
OF Adams County. The mon were Grst arrested
at o'cluck this morning whilo engaged in cut
ting thu Suy lesce, milea above Hannibal.
They we're hold III cuatody by the City Marshal
or Hannibal, aud bF q Deputy United States
Marshal, awaiting the Arrival Of tho Adams
County Sheriff and Ills posse. to whom sAey
we're turned over. aud by whom they wero this
afternoon lodged in jail in this city. Tho
Sny lavee was constructed for tho puraose
OF feclalminG large truct OF land. commencing
miles down tile riycs+- The distrct WAS known
~ "Sny Island" which. during high ratcr, was
1cly ovelAuwed b. tile 1ltHslaHl l,p but the
construction OF tho leyee 30 diminished tno vol.
ume OF water In tho Sny River as to dostsoy n
wator-powcr at the mouth, owned by =. Rupert
T. Co., proprieEoth Of .he nockpors lIll4. Ihls
lrn. have now suit in progress With tic Levaa
Commissioners for tht4:scuvorY OF tloir water.
power, but, without awaiting the decision,
tile Plaintiffs 1t Is rs'd, through tlci" agents in
81. Louis, Engaged In that city force Of 10j
mon, who vera brought M tile river III atoamer
to tile head ol the !oyee for The purpose Of cut
Ing It. Tlay nere accordingly het out tu woik
Inst night, and Lad succesded 10 cutting u
chanuel auout 50 foet wide at the ton nearly
through the leveo when they weio discovnie ed
aud arreAted a. stated. Had they succscdod In
their nork, grea. damage to tho ieclAined land
must havo ensued. The prlhouers ars to have q
hearing to. O.t1prrUT.
, 1874-10-19
Ssvlnt!leu EEiS Creditor1s

Snetiai Utsunte}. Ia 1hs Chicago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis. Oct 17.-A leaoing dealer In
hats, caps, and ftlra waa arrested and taken to
Milwaukee to-day, charged with defr:uding his
creditors. He failed about week since with
liabilities amounting to $4,000, Ut which the
lnyoics Of goods on hand ou'y reached $1,000.
1t is claned BY some New York creditors TINT
lie folonionsiy abstrac.el some OF tho goods aud
holds them for liza own beuelit. Tha following
Is the lst Of creditors as fur as aseor.
taneu. Mar Bros. l. Halo, Dosson,
$l26 Hart, Taylor J. Co., Boston,
s5,D75; Bates, Aldtieh / Co... Boston, el,32o
Damon, Iomple l. Co., S301; James a. Leeds.
Nov York. $3.50; Potter y Smith, e2l4: @. H.
G. Losere L Co., Now York. $297; Watrous,
Doylen L Co., Now York, *3,980; Phelps Bro. l.
Co., New Yurk, $s9; Cohen, Salmon l. Friburg.
Nav York, 4sus Sweet, Dampster d Co.. cli-
cage, s564, @. IL. hlcRo.zis. d., $12s +;
Lindaues 4 Co.. do. F332; Thomas,
Lazosz l. Haydou. do, fl0U; Williams,
Miller l. 0lmsleaa, do, $3.50; Ames, Sher-
man l. Co., $l,9s5: ". e. White. Chicago.
s3d1; Ely i Co., s67; 4. IL. Darstow l. Son.
$500; George 4, Thompson, S4p; Goldsmtlh,
Stein l. Co., s25l; i. Sa[iuger i Bro, uuguown
strauu, Murlwel 4 Co., Mi!wankee. s1si j
Eddy, Halncy & Carter. s556; II. L. Stein,
Milwaukee, e205; Brigham i Ward, milwaukee,,
$o05; Rotnadka l. Dro., Milwaukee. 9500
Gunther l. Han,cn, Milwaukee. $5o3 Kenyon q
Hunt. Rochester, $A49. Total, &1y,5l7.
, 1874-10-19
THE INDIAN POLICY.

DosroN, OCT. ia meeting MAS hold tonight
policy. Father Gleason presided. and in The
course Of his remarks eulogized Capt. jack aud
defended hia shooting Of Maj.-0en. Capby md
Commissioner Thomas. Col. 4feacham aruso
snd stated that he toos ~ part IN a,c 49,
Of Canby aud Thomas dastaydIy out
rago. Father Gleason then aaid 10
Ind read In the Oregon papers that Meacham
was political adyonturer, and. lnd ho Of
fered to Capt. Jack torns tho President de-
sired, Candy aud Thomas would not have boen
shot. Col Meacham made no reply to this, hut
said Gleason had advertised him TO speak With.
out bis authority. After further wranghng Col.
Meachkm left tho church.
, 1874-10-19
MICHIGAN STUDENTS.
Groat Excitement in Ann Ar
Dor, Mich.
Fears Of a Collision Between tho
Students and Police.
The Students, by The Advice Of The
President Of the College, Quietly
Disperss.


ANN AnnoR, Alioll., Oct. 1s.-trhc excitement
IN tho city over the expected collision between
tic nt,ldcnta and tha police Increased Ill eny
Yesterday, nnd general fears were felt that
aeftonh riot wnull taxa placo duriug tho night.
At u o'clock tu Tho evening a procession nu1ubur-
Ing abon: 40o and composed of literary, Ia.,
and medical Btudonte and town boys, formed on
1urou street, ut the public square, aud marched
up town, singing. yelling, blowing hcrns. and
otherwise dofying the authorities. They parad-
cd through tha city until tley cnme 10 presi-
don't Angolis house. Here They stopned
and called for that gantlomnn to addross
thom. After considerable deiay, la appeared
aud n,ale them I n0l-conlmittal speech, stating
that ho Ind not yet hoard the polco ado OF tho
sturs, aud was for that reason not prepared to
give any opinion Oil the trouble. lie atlylBed
The young metz to dlaperse, however, aud go
home. After giving tlroe cheers, tho crowd
lnarclod down tosn, singing mud ahouting ~
before. BY this time the most intense excite
together with tho entire police fnrce, were
out. A largo number OK cltize,ls had bceu
! armed and o,dared on special police duty.
Others ~eto notified to appear upon the ground
at the ringing Of the fire bell aud Capt. Rove
neaux mas Instructed to have bis company Of
militia ready to move at tho sumo HIsual. Mayor
Ueeks anu slorin Drennan wc,s isulnrkably con,
, considering tho uxcttene1t. und it became eyl'
don't that the chief labor OF the psaca-makers
was to keep ono or two hishly-ouraged police
officials quiot for M hour or 10, init! the stl-
dou.s should have exhausted themselves with
marching and yelling and should 60 quietly
homo Of thnir own accord. Various
ero.ts OIL the part Of sumo OF
tho Leading citizens accomplished this result, and
by half-past II the straotB wore o111erly aud
comparatively doacrtod. Tic i,1ic..sy Ia, o!
course, tho absorbing topic.st conversation, and
1t is eli understood that tho o IL not yet aud
| that unIoss great forbearanco 10 uBed on both
sfdok disastrous aud fatal r,ut will taxa place.
, 1874-10-19

Report OF the General Agent OF tlae
HrN4tcCN,

Report OF the General Agent OF the
Trustees,
New YonK. Oct 18.-1he report Of Dr. Sears,
General Agent of tho Trustees OF the Peabody
Educational Fund, is made public. There has
hoon signal succcss in some Of the moro north
e,ly Southern States. while iu those further
south ground has boou lost. Tho great obstaelo
10 DO overcome in maintaining schools
IS ths dcop.seatod aversion to taxa
tion among tho people. Tho amount
Of mouey distributed tho past fifteen
months Is as follows: Virginia, 433.425 /;
North and South Carolina, $4,000; Georgia,
$10,35o; Florida, sl0,200; Alabama, $1,000 !;
mississippi. s4.400 I'm this State educational
matters met With unexpected Ruccess) Louis.
iqna s., ESQ; Arkansas, 81. 400; Tennessoo, $780,
800 Wost Virginia. $4,000.
Mr.. Eyarts, on behalf OF tho Committcs ap-
pointed for the purpose, mnde report thst the
Board. after q most careful comparison
OF opinlona and most aolicitous consideration
OF Ill elements OF discussion affecting Tho inter-
ess OF education for the wsto and cuIored pop
ulation, hare unanimously como to tho oanclu-
sion that compulsory legislation BY Congress in
favor of "mxed schools, as 4 Bystem OF public
education, will bo most parnioious to tho intef-
ests OF education IN the communities to bo affect
ed BY It, and that tho colored population will Haf
fer tho greater share Of this disahtrous influence.
The report waa accepted and approved ns express
sing the unanimous opinion Of the Trusteos.
, 1874-10-19

In n,uc., to- hmal to furnish tho eourits aos IN
n'"eatons., 1'l,s sc1es are Kept apa1t. and
"ynrytl'f,n IL :i"ne f"s tho omf"r: of The nntur-
inhn tts 1hat il Cu.hibEe Win ti,e 1neans r,scea
a tho dispoaat Vt lLons who u,aiiuge ths istItu.
tins,.
Tho oprony from Which thoy suffer ,s c,enlon.
tfa;'s grocoru'n, 30 called fron, ,tb tcut!o oy to
lho a,AoaHc Is understood to havo bcon brought
there by French vtaBel which, OH Ita return
foyage tom snyrna, touched a. tho Island OF
Aiitylono, as,d took iu Largo quantity vi oloth-
ing a"d otiar ores. asltl on her my to Doau-
bark 1a!snd. Frei,u!, military port, eho was
ureo!ed near tha mouth Of tao Mfi an,clli. Tho
people In tho neighborlood ptaYoa the part Of
H'ecker", and hrlped tlsomBeivos to tho cothca
cnst ashore, Mliich worc supposed to be tuintod
with lenrosy. the consequence Of which was that
the dlseauc soon broke out smonRst them, Au-
other account is t1at Tho vcnsol in question
brought tvo lepera from st. haloes and that
every lcper known IN Tracad!o descended from
ono or tue other OF thehc mon.
Tho opinion thera in that tho dsehss Ia not
contagious. bnt simply hereditary. The poople
have 10 dread nf it, and persons engaged abbnt
tho fepera for yearH IeYer contract l!te ineane.
Not only do tho lopeis marry htnnny themselves,
but Bac !s The fee1ing among tho door french
In TFaoAdie that thers IL 10 ropuEnauco IN mauy
oasos among porfnctly hoallhy pooplo to takiug
loneus for huHiun1H or wi.en. Tho laiut gcnor-
ally manfests itself in oyery alternate gonora-
soh' Al kl4p Hh3 t1d AlbpAA9 llhH DGtGIli6 per-
n1anontly heated in the locality, while tho gon-
oral poverty srd uot very c1eai,ly habits Of tho
French population tend to oxtot,t aud onaifyt.
It first aho~s itself n tho form Of small wlito
spots On tue brsn8t; than tho face asBumoa =
puffy appearance, and there IL much pain,
languor, and drowsneRs. Tho fngerH bacorno
crooke1, the mock ewels, tho limbs show alt The
ssympton's Of dropBv, t'ie nails fall of. and at
laht tho throat and lungs arc attaokcd, and tho
auf1erer dies, moro maHB Of loa!Asonlc a'seaso.
1ta duration yaros from f}ye to twenty-five voars,
| according to tho strength Of constitution.
Leprosv IN not neayly 30 tare \ dtBpaae ~ Ia
generally hupposod. It IL on tho increase In
tnany Of tho Britiel dependencies. In some
parta oi Iodin ona poraon iu ovory hundred is =
Upper, hud III some paris Of tho Went Iudies ~
we'll as in tho Sandwich lrlands 1t IL alao very
prevalent Lcprosy il generally thought to DO
by cleanliness mud attention to dict. b,,t that Ia
| n!l. fha certain prospect OF dcnth from aAoh q
disoase muat 10 horrible boroud conception.
, 1874-10-19
LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS.
Spfsiai Uispateh to The Chicago 7ribu,.e-

New YonE, Oct. 17.-Tho stock market nas
seak earl5 in tho day, md declined Il to u por
cent in tho general list and Ks per cent II Erie.
stealior and vent up X to y per cent, but this
gaa subsequently Lost. The leading features
were Eric, Lake Shore, Western Union, Pacific
Mail. Union Pacifc. aud Wabash.
Tbs Secretary Of tho Treasury this morning
uf November be paid on anu aftof Monday, Tho
s6th inst, without rebate.
Governments were firm on small business.
Money Was 2@3 por cent.
eold to-day ranged from flat to per cent.
startling exehange was firm !; primo nominal
eAses, 4B5@t85La.
Tho specie shipment to Europe today waa
unfavo1ablc, and ehoHB 1oss Of Sc. .T9s, 97b in
suxIlus reserve. which Ia reduced to sl8. 1A 125.
PRODUCE.
There ia only q moderate export and home
rnle inquiry for Re;s-; prices without decided
nhangc Sales Il, ,Oo0 brls at $4.356D4. 10 for an-
eerAne State e4.9N0p5.lb for extra do 5000
S.25 for choice do i; f5.S0Ga5.90 for fancy do;
ta35@4 80 for supertno Weatorn; S4.85Gp5W
for common TO medium axtsn =, Nsatasn *o:aof@
eAoice whtte Wheat Western extra; "a 00@6.20
for common to good shipping brnnds, o1trn round
hoop Ohio; +5.25@o 81 for trade brands $510@
80 for common to fair extra st; Louis, and
se,25@s,5o for good to choice do. Southern
flour quios and unchanged sa!ns, 0So brlg at
bi 6.95 for common 70 fair extra, aud % o9&9
s25 for good to choice do. Rye -four steady,
with fair demand; sales 800 brl8 at c4.2oG
e5.40. Cornnieal quiet; sa!oa 200 brls at % .3o
$500 for Weatotn; e5.40ta6.60 for BrandJwine.
The nhaat market was quiet aad rather more
Heady; sales AZ, 600 bu at 81. .05@1 106 tor No. =
Chicago $l.07 for No. 2Nosthwestern; al.69tg
LILO Tor No. Z Milwaukee; S1.la6p1.17 for old
Ne spring; $l.olt@1 20 for ungraded 1owaand
MlnnsHota spring.; S1.1GGp1 .34 for No: spring
tl.12D1.20 for winter red Western; S120Dl.a3
f,r amber Western S1,25GD1.s5 for whito West.
eru; and $1.24 for white Geneaee. Rye quiet At
97o@3l,02. Barley 10 dull and dropping. Bar
}ey malt quiet and heavy. Corn shade frmor
A4,d moro active; salea $4,000 by u e0!&@
for DO Anoat. Oats quiet and unchanged; sales
$1,000 bu at 58@6o1sc, for mixed Western 6Gds
Pork-Msrkot tirn 1t e2o. 90 for now mesa: sud
e2o.50 for do In job lots. Baef quiet At $l2.50
&019.1D for platn mcaa and el3.00@l5.o0 for
sxszA do. Beaf-hAms dull II a25.oo for choics
Wessern.
Whisky lower And dnti.
fralRhtH lass nctiss without any nounosbla
shange In quotations..
tro tn Annotated Pr&ss.]
THIS REroRrxn suspENsloAs.
NIw YonK, Oct. 7.-ln relation to tho report
ID failures OF grain MERCHANTS, Lathror, Of La
saEop L Euga, states: "Wa arc gong III with
buaineas aud with no interruption cxcept tlao
return Of drafts made BY one Western house:
t{i shlee vo hays dec!iuea TO pay" # stil"oll' Of
foundation whAteyar for the athtsmans. W.
pAY everything thks eomes In, and na ready to
pay everything we owo," representative Of
lnshrop Co., Front street, Staten also, that
sheas N 10 Interruption to buslnass and thar ass
going On a uauAs.
, 1874-10-19
SPAIN.
rXH arrtSIEn MYEYra

BAYosaE, Oct. 18--Tho steamer Niovas, which
WAS dctaiued by tho French anthoritie4 on tho
representation Of tho Spanish consul at Bayonno
that aLo contained contraband Of war for tho
Carlista, is held under guard 10 tho port Of So
con. Tho Mayor OF Iruu aud tho Spanish Con-
sui 1t Hondayo hayo arrived there IN Il spauiah
gunboat and demanded the surrender OF tho
stoamor. Tho Capts;n Of tho port answors that
ho is without authority to comply. Tho spanish
Government hna NOS yet .nado any formal de-
nla1,il on Erauca for tue vosHcl.
cArTCHg or CAAIIBTs.
Four hundred 0arlists havo been captured by
the Republican army near M6acete.
UARLlsr LOssE8.
In Tho recent engagement At Amposta LOCO
Cerlista we're killed.
HErUAE 70 LHAvH.
The Navagrcz Holliora In Don Carloa army re-
fuau to leayo thoir province md march iuto Loon.
noN CAnLos
hs4 anpolntol tho Duke Of Parma and Counts
Cassyia &ud l!art}i to important commands.
RtlnHIs nEaYHDEEp.
Tia CArlist chattAill Navs hks deatroyed o1ov'
ii, 6rldxos OIL the YaleloiA Il IkrragonA Hail
GaYhN up.
x6xuoat dot, 3B:+~A dsapa&oh to TIT Eaatapd
, 1874-10-19
RELIGIOUS,
Conversational and Presbyterian
Convention

Cong reEataoshl ana FrcsnyteF1nn
Convention
Special Dispateh to The Chieaoo Tribune
MADISON, Mis-, Oct. T.-The Congregational
an} prethytar;an Conyention to-night closed
49, =, a.. .1,:.,. r,..,,, .,,.,
'no uus."esn es'soa ~ 40 ..a. 49, ~ aso ~
meeslhg, WHICH nus oeeh "stenueo " zoo Pof-
sonB from abroad, including ministers and dele
eatos, with wives, daughters and sisto,s. Sew
81 =, .n,,,,ra ,.,t 4o.5a,, nh ..,o;o,,s h,,a
49, ss.1 ;........ ..,, ,,,,.,,,u e,..a..J
oeen q eFsa1 ii''ese7s a1'u n'su's en!oseo'
At TIE MISSIONARY MEETING
sscretnry Of the American Homo Missionary
coo;.tv do1;vorod a vorv o1,la ,oaraa. .howi,o
o' ~ s,'.,.'... -. .ss ,,.,~,.;.,s =
tlie o1oseou1cee " thoot'us ~! a"4Aa145 "ae
Chrise; the need OF such work in th's nation.
which has such mighty futuro speak
ing Of tho good work the Home MIS-
siunsry Society haL done for tie Weat, largely
with Nou-EuGland funds; ard appealing to Mis-
consul to mako moro strenuous efforts 70 help
ir .1p Interest from nv rorlors % IN tio
~ lell, IAN especially noteworthy one by Doh-
con Tibhctts. frona Appleton Church, which has
has beeu doing much missionary work, orsan-
izing Sabbath-Huhools aud planting clurcAes in
it's neignborhood.
To-day Was oponed with devotional meeting
Of nuch forror. An invitation was accepted to
bold tho uoxt mcot,pr at JanesyilIe. The Rev.
j. Collie read report showing some twonty-
eight reyiynIB. with 315 converts aud other good
resultn, during the year, aud recommending the
employment Of oYaugclis.e and missionaries
from their own number. Tbe report Of tue
Committee on Education, read by President
Chspin, showed reduced receipts during the
war. and 81, ,025 disbursod to forty-ons boneii-
ciarios,
ArELLowsu1r
In tho cbrolos. and bvtween tie churohes,n was
discussed bY President Chaplin, Of Beloit, aud
tia Rev. A. p. Johnpou. OF Plstteylllo, Chris-
t,au Fellowship was the shurlng OF each otler'a
blosBiure. tie bearing Of each othsr'a burdens,
lie natural roeult OF tho tic OF union in Christ,
linking torethor all who loved Him. There
should be readiness to rearl, oyor barriers.
Christian experionco. rathor than creeds, was the
hanis. lie iatter sneaknr exureascd Lis rca}i-
ncus to feIlowahip ono with hoa,t full Of
Cbrialian loye wirthur lie srreod with him On
storral nnnisI,n,ont or not md oven if le
preached in a IJnita1inn nnluit. Tho I1oy, L, r.
fihya in balalf Of the Prosbqtoriap Synod Of
Wisconan. oYnreasc,] thoir warm sympathy
md frntnrrsi chr;st;nn fa,iowat,ip whiuh
was heartily reciproeated by Moderator Dudley.
,M,o 19aw H. fJrssh,r~h ~, h.a II in hnhaif n
tia Wo.tcru so,man's Friend Hoc,ety. rbtle he
imisav st. taa hnw -rncf thay bti ansnmpIishud
n fhs 1aat fa,. r",ra ad H. wnr, waa uoract]
t., ,x tns rnsa,,,t;as," ,nat ~" ''a's Aa0 W. "'A~
rl."ra 80. = vor. ;,torsx,,no n,aot,ns ofnoar1y
, 1874-10-19
FRANCE.
Ff,TCTJnN NE~U1lNd.

-
PARIS, Oct. 18.-pertial rasurns OF elections
for members Of tho Assembly, which vera held
In three departments to-day. hare boon rocclved.
In Pas de- Calajs and Zine at DISC, MM.
Braame and senard, Republicans, arc ahoad, aud
in Mpca Marltmes. Ii. A1edcciu, French Nation
alist, hes majority. as far as heard from.
THE coLuMN yRsnoAE.
1tiR officially announced that the rebuilding Of
the Column Vondome will DO completed noxt
month, aud that the status OF Napoleon, which
is nearly finished. will be placed on tho monu-
ment.
RESIDENCE PROHIBITED.
Tha French Government has Issued frcnli or
dora prohibiting tho residauce Of Spaniar1a III
the eight Comnlunea bordering On Spain. so,ne
thistY Carlists hare accordingly roceiyel noticos
to quit. Tbs Profeot Of tho Department Of Low
er TyrreneH, rhoHo conduct is ono OF the sub
tocsa Of Spanish complaint, will shortly DO re-
moved.
, 1874-10-19
SCHOONER SunK.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 18.--Ihe schooner Hal
stsd from Eric, laden with coal for Chicago,
soidea Eith the , schooner tn city 81 pnanesylle
O'clock this morning on ABhtahuln. Tho lat
tor sunk in thirteen fathomB OF water, with l.
cargo OF 81. 900 to a, 600 bushe!s OF wheat. No
livea lost No particulars as to insurance. This
condition.
, 1874-10-19

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 18.-For several days paat.
Kearuey Junction, Nebraska, has been overrun
With lot Of Texan herders, who have commit
ted many depredations, but the citizens wero
afr aid to attempt their arrest Matters cu!mi-
uated last night in row, In which Two citlzona
wero killed. The herders then rotrcRtea to mn
ialanl in the Plato iliyer aud have fortified
themselves. The citizous haVc tolegraphed the
Governor for arms a.ld ammunition, and he has
ortlerod them forwarded from Ltnuoln without
delay. In tle meantime, the cits2ena will do all
they can u conilns tile desperadoes to the
Island.
, 1874-10-19
NAUTICAL, SCHOOL.

Kreefal Dttnateh 10 7hs Chscnas 7rtbNns,
WAsu1NuroS, D. O., Oct. 18.-Intiatory, steps
havo bnon taken by the propsr authoHtloa IN
Baltimore for the establishment at that port Of .
nautical school for tue bene0t Of tho merchant
mar.no, ThiE Ii to be accomplished III accord
anco With Into act Of Congtssn atl.horizing tho
Government to furnish vessel, al ERa already
boon done for Doston, NTH Ill the nocesaAr. In
atruuents, tools. etc., and detailed onlesr to
not ~ Instructor.
, 1874-10-19
M0RTUARY,

Special Dtspatch to The chicddo I1fbuns.
dRAsp HAVEN Alich., Oct. l8.-Thsrs WAs
large, Imposing Masonic funeral to-day over the
remains Of ooionl lh1oUoy, master carpenter, reh-
ldent hero. Eervices wore held In the Preaby-
tsran Church, at which the Episcopal and Pres
byterian ministers oftiotased. He waB buried
with Masonic rites: A large concourse OF friends
and othera vese In Atteudanco at the church ind
at lbs CEaTe.
, 1874-10-19
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

SPECIAL D1spateh Il The chtcags tribune.
Cu11L1coTuE, o., Oct. 18.-The st. Louis ex-
Il :i 2:io - :. H., s IL consequence of misplaced
switch, tlia morning, ran OF the track 1t Love-
land Bridge. smashing through the bridge. Ths
ena OF tho engine struck tho ground boneath
The engineer and fireman. Dan Portue and Joe
Parent, OF thiB city, moro Immediately killed.
Their bodies were brought homo to-daF. Both
wore married men: PeIdue leaving Mita, mud
Parent I wife and three Children.
, 1874-10-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New York, Oct. 49, Arrived Steamer
Al,iatic, fronl Liverpool.
NEW YoRK, Oct. IL, ,-Arriyod-Hteatner parthn,
from Liverpool.
LONDON, Oct. 18.-Arriyel-Stean,er Ohio,
from Philadelphia, aud hilecia, fran Now York.
QuKENsTowL uot, observation-disclosures City
Of lllolmond, from Now York.
, 1874-10-19
l.pprasY II, Csknntir.

In thu Acadian village Of Tsao4lis, near the
mouth Of tile Mir*lnis:A liver, sa4s Tho Taronso
(Cau.j Hto1r, the!o hare bucn loura fas tho last
bsnsit Is supportsd Iv til" local gnsarnnont.,
correaponIsnt uf the Church Joa,rqt, Hho hna
recently a,sua 4 tist .u his sssablls,'nenf, ssJs
, 1874-10-19
Now Congregational Church q
0HinEl-a

Spectal Dispateh to 1he La'ea9o TribHns.
Qulacr, ILL.,. Oot. 18.-The nom Congregational
Church In this city was dedicated to-day With
impressive ceremonies. Ths finc structure wau
commenced two years ago. and has been com.
plotel At cost Of over 500, 100. The dealcatory
Becchcr. OF Elmira, N. y, .lo largo auditorium
Of ths church being flied to over6oulng.
, 1874-10-19

Murdered by a jealous Husband
SAN FnAsc1sco. Oct 18.--AInj. Henry Larkins
recea.ly Of tus Posi-, Of this city WAS Rhot and
instantly killed !aat night, at Catestoga, by Z. j.
Mnybrideo, Of this city. Jealousy OF the atter's
wife is supposed to be the causa Of ths murder.
, 1874-10-19

WARRINGTON, D. O., Oct. 18.--For ttie North-
vast and Upper Lakes, and soutlward to Mis-
ao,ri, falling barometer, aouth thcast to southwest
winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather, with
possibly rain in tho former section.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
f,uYrtne Gct 1874