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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02

The county officers of Garbour coun-
ty, Alabama, having complained to At
torney General Williams that they are
restrained from performing their duties
By the White Leaguers, and requesting
that troops be sent to protect them,
that gentleman informed them that be-
ing State officers they must apply to
the Governor for protection.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02

An exchange says: MISS Anna Dick
inson is responsible for the statement
that short time before Mr.. Greeley's
death be said to her that he intended to
bring the Tribune back to the Republl-
car party, acknowledging that be had
been misled, and that the balance OF
his life should be devoted to repairing
the mischief be had wrought.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02

A panel of one thousand petit jurors
has been drawn for the Bcecher and
Tilten case, to open or the sth inst.
The lawyers must expect to challenge
quite extensively.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02

The Vermont Legislature adjourned
on the morning of the 25th ult. The
length OF its session was seven weeks,
dating from its first sitting.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02

The Massachusetts, divorce law Of
1874 has been pronounced unconstitu-
BY the Supreme Court of tbst State.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02

The Spiritualists of Philadelphia
observed Thanksgiving day by holding
sittings.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02
BEATTY & PLOTTS'
GOLDEN TONGUE
PARLOR OR G. A N 9 D..

VyVHE Beatty s. Plotts celebrated Golden
Il Tongue Parlor Organ, the best parlor
organ now in use.-Hraid.
Sr CLAIR, Pa, Dec. o, 1878.
Messrs. Beatty Il Plotts, Gents Il have
received the organ as sent by your firm to
me. and have had it examined, and it gives
ample satisfaction. JoBS SISEY-
MAa,SoY CRY, Pa, Oct. l6, 1873.
The Beatty Il Plotts celebrated Golden
Tongue Parlor Organ is by far the best
parlor organ in use. have carefully ex-
and durability to be the best I ever saw,
and can with pleasure recommend it to
anv one in any one in want of a first-class
parlor organ. PRor. o. II. UsGER-
Messr,. Beatty & PIotts, Gents Having
had one of your Golden Tongue Parlor Or
gans for six months past, thought before
recommending it to give il fair trial, and
am happy to testify that it surpasses all that
has been said or ad, efrised about il. have
had professors of music and celebrated or
ganists come and try it, and one and all say
that it is one Of the sweetest and best toned
instruments in the market. IL has taken
the shine out of all the others around here.
L ALL perfectly Stisucu Win II, auu IL L
could not get another Of the same kind,
money could not entice me 10 part with 1t.
You may publish this if you see fit, as my
organ can be tried by any one wishing to do
so, in proof Of what l say.
A. 5. X. RICHARDS,
Late editor Of the Tamagua Courier, now at
Bethlehem, Pa.
Messrs. Beatty & Plotts, of " Washington,
N. j., are gentlemen of enterprise and
whose presence would be a credit to any
community ity.-Hacksttstor (N. J.) Herald,
! 1873.
Washington, N. j., is beautiful village
of nearly 1900 inhabitants, IL miles from
| New York, and IL miles IRON Easton. Pa,
on the line of the d. L. & W X. X. Don't
| fail TO see and examine the Beatty h Plotts
Golden Tongue Psrlor Organ, before buy
ing elsewhere, or send for new illustrated
price list Just out for 1874 Address
BEATTY 4 PLOTTS,
Washington, N. j.
DANIEL y. BEATTY. EDWARD PLoIrs.
April 29-ly
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02
NOTICE.
Administrator,s Notice.

Estate of Michael Shuk, deceased.
ETTERS of Administration on the es-
IL tate of Michael Shirk, late of Fayette
township, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned, Ill persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims viii
please present them properly authenticated
for settlement to
JOSEPH GAYMAN, .7drl'r
Nov. IL, 1874.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02

The Citizens Oil Refinery at Pitts
burg suspended payment on Saturday.
Liabilities 100000.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02

sisters were kept prisoners. They have
no positive knowledge of their where
abouts. The story is too terrible to
relate, and Colonel Miles recommends
that an annuity be granted the children
out of the appropriation to the Chey-
ennes.
The King Of the Sandwich Islands is
on his way to the United States.
John NJ. Read, ex-Justice Of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvani, died on
Sunday afternoon after q short illness
Of cholera morbus, aged 7S.
A FIRE broke out IN the stock stables
Of j. NJ. Galloway, at Eminence, KY,
at two o'clock on Saturday morning,
and destroyed about $4,000 worth Of
property, including twenty-eight horses.
several mules, all the carriages and
other contents of the stable. Among
the horses was the 6ne thoroughbred
stallion Gold Chief, valued at $1,000,
and the thoroughbred stallion Hauble-
tonian Star, valued at $4,000.
Last Sunday, at Shaners, Pa about
twenty-five armed Italian miners cross
ed the river from Armstrong;, and con.
Quoting themselves in = riotous man.
ner, drove the women and children
from their houses. They were prompt.
ly met BY a force Of citizens and driven
across the river. Subsequently, about
4 O'Clock, = body of some sevsnty-6ve
men crossed the river from Buena Vista,
formed in line above the coAl-works,
where the Italians were quartsred, and
opened Ere on them. After the ex-
change Of shots lasting about three
quarters Of an hour, the Italians dis
played = white flag, when the firing
ceased, and they promised to leave the
place the next day. Four Italians are
known to be killed and q number Sc.
verely wounded, while the citizens es-
capped entirely unhurt. Large number,
Of citizens are coming into the village,
offering aid to repel the attacks Of the
foreigners. The sheriff of Westmore-
land county with squad Of police is
on hand, and will, 1t is believed, pre-
vent further outbreaks.
On the night of the 25th ult., al
West Garman, Me, it appears that two
men, Perkins and Blake, we're robbing
the poultry yard Of Mr.. Shilling, when
be came out and fred the contents oi
both barrels of a gun at them. Per
kins was SO seriously wounded that be
died shortly after. Blake received
thirty seven grains of shot in differen,
parts of his body, but will live.
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Regisser,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given th&. the fol-
~ following named persons have ed
their Administrators, Executors, and Guar
dian accounts in the Registers Office Of
Juniata county, and the same will he prs-
sentcd for confirmation end allowance at
the Court House in Miffiihtown, on WE'D
NESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1874:
The account of Samuel Leonard, Bxecu-
| tor Of John Hines, late Of Fermauagh
township, deccas.d.
The account of |. d. Wallis, Executor Of
JemiRa ]. Lukens, late of the borough Of
Th0mpsOntown, deceased.
The final account of Susan Cleck. Ad-
ministratrix of Jacob n. Cieck, late of
Walker township, deceased.
The account of Henry 5. Hart. Admins
traitor OF Henry Hart, late of Juniata coun-
ty, deceased.
J. T. METLIN, Register.
REGIsrER's OFFICE,
Miffiintown, Nov. ., 1874.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Il OF JuniIta county. February tcrm
1873, No. l3 In divorce.
Francisco B. Godshol, by her next friend,
rs. Jacob Gsdshol
To jacob GoishoI, Respondent
SIH-Plesse take notice that the Court
has granted a rule on YOU 10 snow cause
why divorce a riHcalO rlatrironis ,nould
not be decreed in the above Case
keturnanle on Monday, December 4, IS74.
Personal notice having failed on account
of your absence.
LOUIS f. ATKINSON,
.flOTnsv for LIbeiIqal.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 81, 1874.

A despatch from Houston, Texas,
says: "ln the District Court the suit
of Bergman VS.. The Central Railroad
Company, for damages for the loss Of
his arm, was decided by tie jury,
awarding Bergman $4,000. A motion
for Few trial was made by the com-
pany's attorney, but it was not granted.
The case will probably be appealed to
the Supreme Court"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02

~. :. -~s RHNRNs~ w
upon national currency PLATFORM
The following has been published as a
basis of the new party
First. 1t is the duty of the Govern
ment to establish a monetary system
based upon the public faith and re-
sources of the nation, in harmony with
the government and adapted TO the de-
mands Of the legitimate business. To
this end the circulating notes of all
National and State banks, as vel! as all
local currency, should be Withdrawn
from circulation, and paper money is
sued by the Government directly to the
people without the Intervention of any
banking corporation, which money shall
be legal tender IN payment of all
debts. public and private, duties on i'm :
ports included. This money is to be
interchangeable, at the option of the
holder, with registered Government
bonds bearing.a rate of interest not
exceeding 3.65 per annum.
oecohd. interest on the present pub
lie debt, and that portion of the prin-
cipal of the same which is, by express
terms Of the law creating it, payable
in coin, shall be SO paid.
1t was resolved to hold a national
convention at Cleveland, March H.,
1875. to perfect a platform, and ap-
point time and place for a National
Independent Convention to nominate a
President and Vice President. A Ma
tional Executive Committee was ap-
pointed, and the convention adjourned.
An explosion of gunpowder occurred
on the night of the 26th ult., at the
entrance to the new tunnel, now being
bored thrcugt Jersey City by the Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western Rail.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02

REGISTERS OFFICE,
Miffiintown, Nov. 9, 1874.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02

TylIIE Beatty & Plotts celebrated Golden
l. Tongue Parlor Organ, the best parlor
ORGAN now in nse=Herald
, 1874-11-17
LIKE MARINE NEWS.

,Snecfal Disratch to The chieauo Tribune.
EN1E, pa.. Nov. 16.-Tho schooner Miami,
ashore at head OF Long Point. haa gono to piecca
Tier cargo Of wheat iH total luAa.
Three IufTalo tugs succeeded 10 pulling tho
barga ketclinnl, ashore at Long Point. of nbout
400 feot, but tho sen which .as running very
high at the time obliged them TO lot go. One
tug proceeded to Buffalo, aud yesterday returned
with timbcrB, etc.
A neos las been fitted ont Mt Buffalo to 70 to
the rcscno of tho schooner Osborne, ashore noar
Port Colborno.
Tho propeller Lawrence ran past this port
this morning, but, tho weather beng too
rough, turned. back and anchored out
eido tho lighthouse pier. Tho crew
claiming overwork and poor pay. After great
deal of talk the ringleador OF the wonld-bo-
n,ntiuee.s WAS landed ut tbs pier and told to
dust. socing this tho crew accedcd to tbs Cal:-
tain's terms, and tho ycssel proceeded up tho
luke.
Cleared for Chicago to~dny, tho propeller ANA
zon. with 1919 tons Of coal schooner e. D.
Dailoy, 037 tons OF coal.
, 1874-11-17
bolonEtng to tho State and Unitcd gtntoa, msy
bo estimated at from $s.000.0 600 to $40, 100000.

botonEtpg to tho state and United gtatoa msy
bo estimated at from $s.0D0 600 to $40, 900, 900.
nAyxs
1,ntinr nm osr' ~ iocn ~ ts otn,e
H., ..'.a"i sno Nv" " 4S<', hnu 1t las boon atoadjy
ollt slo"ly growing, until now 1t 1lnv bo doDrned
a BucccsB Ouc Ercat tra ,vhnoI, Iu found IN t1,r
nnmberleHs Inducements in tho wav nj chem
ho1ucH ANAL fnrr,a ior;to .ri 1.ss' .v,.aI *
ns noe, o"i. ~ ' 'ntn'a' Anda atl los6, ollorcu to
nril o,iors 1,r,,,. 49, r., n.s1salns iuGcuau!Gns
TX T"ravo,to I1S East ,waa ,,wnsatea ~ 1naanapohs
Si,3a aa,;,i, Tn n,'a T. uyue' l4aporte: EVhus"
WV e.o, 80 no,,t ,n; ~ nu aui9 nauto. me aver
NJ NJ ~. ~ H. 1.n"o uupohstoIn !s ., althoa61
nv n.ao t,et. n,i,atta,, aM nv AZ pef cent nVei
sn.t =" o.,a1 ~, IT, ne oahK nt roft
@ @Nnsu H. ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ H. ouaesas aaa VIII sur"
iv,uoi M III .i.ar ttso' ~ ~ o ~ Ut 'esanfy next
~ ,1 tn' neast esn ato PituisIoing ti Ine1y. Ihe
sna.oes ao1Ue 1', ;nhaat ~ nv ~ M 4ank, ~
GtIn. ~ ~ en- ~" n ,a1 h., ou VIC 191nSotta
na1Nn y oo'I''o' ''"''e ~ "si'p''ea e'r' aonla
T. EuA"o!th. ,,....,. - ,,,.
MUG uanEs 81 o!fco.s M ~ nr uuESs1e 4sa Mnva aaeu
uIRnnlz1u uauvE III 1 H." r. a,,,, 1oo; ~, anoIo are
atl'l t"elfo o. tuo o.u Iiso nan"a mnoa4 o!fenla"
.on naa not wv" .t I ~ ,,nua i,o,, ~ s.n nas'
ci; 9s none VI .1sso @ ~, Auditp
Gu within tho past t"o yoafs NC ATa!spI recon"
nlohua tno c!og'nH vi. VI sno Ifoo ~ nannb na-
Iatlalene, a,a eac e@f4'6 - sHo '~p'"'' AA4o'@
ootas tnero'o. ..,.,.,,,
rt, IoTEiaN aSsonnSoS: l,.a " 4ho ,or,.,+ IA
",an.,. ~ ttIo oleo u ~ sao nu - ra,roa
conplnost orBanlzca III ottol otatGa ~ anu . conn
aiEsi ~. asns nos ouSlhees III 1halRua' 1aoso 1opoea
aS lo'lo"H'
FtnE.
, 1874-11-17
INDIGNANT TAXPAYERS,

!Sntcidt Dsnatch 10 Tic Chicago Trtbune.
DUBUQUE. H.. Nnv. 16.-A tax-rayors' mcos-
Ing was hold here tonight to protest against tho
high taxaton lovied for city purposes, and to
Cru! Incorporation law Of tho State. with tho
riew OF having moro restraint pnt upon tho
City Council in its expenditures than
ia provided by tho existing charter. judge .: 8.
Wilson, OF tbs District Court, presided; The
lough several Of tho City Aldermen tried
to tIuart tue action Of tho Taxpayers
committee was appointed to prepare
statement for pnbllo information, OF tn
advantages Of the Genernl Municipal 1ncorpora. q.
tion law ovcr these Of tho existing charter. Iht
people arc thoroughly aro1tsod on tho mntter o.
high taxa.on. and arc not likely to cease thei
efforts for rotogm in this respect till reform II
experienced.
, 1874-11-17

News rtenls Photographed to Tho Chi
ctaY0 VfibttMc.

Nc1vs rtcnly Photographed to The Chi
CtayO Tribune.
ILLINOIS.
Jacob Brucaor, a farmor living ncar Lake Forls,
,sas crushed to death yesterday by aaw-log
fal1ing on him while llo wus onloayoring to un-
loud it from wagon.
Tile little girl Annie Quinlan, daughter Of
Matthow Qunlap, of La sallo, who sot her night
clothes on lire, OH Sunday morning, by II candle
which hor mother. going to oarly mass, had loft
standing on tic floor, was so badly burned that
Hho died yesterday afternoon
Tho Grand Encamp1uent md Grhnd Lodge OF
Odd-Fel!ows OF the State meet ut Indianapolis
to-tlay, On Wednesday evening tho nowly-
dodicatcd Schuyler Coliax making the principal
-Tho Hon. Dayld s. Goo1ing, of Hancock
County, has announced himHclf candidate for
United Slntos Senator.
tho Blind Institute, ilca llis anntlal report with
tho Governor yeBtordny. Tho institution is In
good copditIon, with 10D pupilp. Tho estimnte
for ouEr6nt expenses for tho coming two Years is
SG5,0u0, and tho same amonnt For contemplated
additions and necessary repairs.
About noon yesterday Simon Richter, q mar
rlot swltcllnlnn OH tho Peru Nailroad, foil from
Ills train wllilo passing over tho Indianapolis Il
st. Louis bridge, striking his head against tho
ul3u EOAAi~
bio injuries tn tho skull, tho bones being driven
in upon tho brain. ...
M1sNEBoTA,
Tue North Wisconsin Hallway. from Hudson
tn Lake 6uuorinr. wAH completed Saturday 10
miles nut from Hudson, twenty-throo lnlles being
built this year.
The (lux crop OF stoarns County this soason
IL estimated at aSl ono. Twenty-fonr carloads
Of Ink wore shipped from Alexandria, douglas
County. ,,..,
1t is reported TINT the Routhorn minnesota
s]louu nro to l}o muyud from Wnlla to 1loknll.
Tho cIeeso facturY at l.Alb!nG, Mo%et
County. was demolished by tho storm III, tho It'll
iuat,; aso tl,o Ao,lHn al Charles McCabo, near
Jaucayii1e, Waaeca County.
THE farmers In Fillmore County aro feeding
wheat l:atend Of corn, tho latter having tue
hgluat tnnrt9t val!lo. . ~
AN iron lrldgo la being bnllt across Cannon
River at Cannon Falls, WtIero thrco unh'lcceBs'
(ul attempts lsnyo bocn ina!te to build woodon
bridge 10 withstand tho spril,E Honda.
~ now Htcam Touring null with four run Of
| stuuo )aa buen stnrtua At OwntoHla.
| THE st. Ianl DisWslth, III classifying tAe
| monlhoreolect of tho Legislature aaousaing to
| uoliticai affiliations, G4llrgn u Republican ina-
| 1ofity Of d III thu Senate AMI In tho House,
| 'lhn giyos III! tho lntoronlontA but alio IL TIL
| Ikun,Daul,a; nIno tyo i'cnatUrs clcctcd on rcgu,
lar Opposition t!nlintn,
Al DelplloB, yoHtartlay, 3eln pothnal1 wnt
| crushed to dcstA Thllo engagod IN cutting dow,
u trce.
, 1874-11-17

iSGrtM Df8tWlcN 10 The ERltH10 TFibHNe.
DEs MoISEs, 1a., Nov. 10.-Tho llatcllet has
again done ita bloody work In Dos M.,nea. Last
ovauiug a nau named Noaon anterol tho reai-
donoo of QUO Pat Dugan for tho purlaoso Of COL
loctlng rent. Both parties bocamo .angry, and
engaged in Il scufllo. Mrs. Dugau seized u
hacllot, aud struck Nolson several tit os on tho
Aoad. Ills injuries aro eorioas hut n,i. regarded
III ltkoly TO psoya futal. Dugan and vito aro
now iii jai
Tho City MarAhnl returned from IT. Louis to-
night with ono Scott Garrett nnd win, charged
with tue murder Of jack Hunter. two ycnrB
snco. Tho eyllence ne,as.st t!lem ia said to ho
murders III this city Within two yours 4 lllch haYo
bnen ferroto4 ont. Tho detectives !aayn uono
thcir duty faithfully, and tic eitizens rejoice at
their HHcecsa.
, 1874-11-17

Tho ApprO.tcl1taaE TVotMnn's National
Convention ut Cleveland. o.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 15.-Tho Woman's M
tiopa1 Temperance Convention, which is to con-
veno In this city Wednesday md Thursday Of
this woek, will llayo representatives from quito
largo number OF Ssates. II will meet for organi-
Zation ut 10 o'clock on Wednesday forenoon. At
. tho a1dross OF welcome by Mrs. D. McCaho,
tho President Of tho Lcagno Of Ohio. vii, bo
OF Brooklyn. N, Y. hlasH-mcotings will DO Ao!d
On "Wednesday und Thursday.
, 1874-11-17


Church, -,,.,..
Tic ney. Olympia Drown.MIls pa5gtor gor OF ts:
G UaiYofeatss sto troato i M e occsa of hef cbare
r. ;Sss @ fsssas IL h: N 1s s1s Ct
n1'o i'os ,,raroeatycs. and finally succeeded in
of t9G s., fts epa tSe Ss sSss sea ss
4is9 utaniaS prominent rea estate and insur.
e enco G., asont, had appropriated tho funds Of the
society to lis own uHo. ..
eo. rhn. matter was investigated. and the OK partn
rcnort by tho Committee did not clear Mr.
Staples io ,i tue sarsss .ro A. A. hs s,,,%
@""smittey on Discipline. Tho Committee Ina
lust concudcd its session at tue Sterling HouEe::
eexo,,cruting Mr. Staples. At tho conclusion OF
tic trial Of Mr. Staples, ho proieried chsrgea
against lha ney, 3lr. Willis, accusing hor o. @ IN
ntinlAterial conduct. or in other Words o. s!ap- np
ocal rotraction on her part and fnA sPoiogy'
As tho examination was privately hold the com COM
1arnlty hayo not vet had an opportnn,ty 81 luhs,
Inc u verdict on tho innoconoo or guilt OF tuo
paIticH,
, 1874-11-17
signed by nenry -od n,cn and BY Tho cou1mttty that
was appointed to draw thrm up. 9ofrb, ...

StrtIko 0F the DoCltnncn in Now HorN.
New Yonx, Nov. 16.-Ihc strike OF tho I4onls-
shoromon begun to-3ny. Tho men aro Eat1crnt
in groups along tho docks Of tho Eaat and North
Rivers, tt are not interfering with tho lnhorors
who havo takon their p1aces. Tho cntlro police
force Of tho city ID on duty niso Of Brooklyn
and Jersey City, wl,cro tho 'Longshoromcn aro
likewise Oh r. Bt1sko.
Thia avcning tl,o strslsors bncamo riotnuB and
attacked tho agont OF tho pnciilo alait Slcam-
ship Company with Btoncs, iniurlng him quito
seriously. a body ot .Italians prococdlni, to
work "ero dlspcraoa by riotera with stones,
blntlgoons, etc. Tlo police finally droyo tho
hirikorB away.
, 1874-11-17
Annual Report Of the Auditor
Of State.
Receipts and Expcndilurcs-.-Valua-
lion Of Real and Per.
sonal Property,
Estimates for 1875 and '76.--Local
Taxation---State Debt.
Wabash & Eric Oanal---Banks--.1n-
slranco Companios-.~Railroals.

Specia1 Dispntch to The Ch,caao Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1G.-Tho lion. Janlca 4.
Whitman, Auditor OF State, tho moat responsible
aud important officer in the State Administra-
tion, noxt to tho Governor himself, submitted
his report for tho year ending Oct. u, 1874, to
tho Governor to-day. Tho receipts for tho
year, including n balance from last year Of
8185, 175.47, haye a'noNnted to s3,072. 195.0G.
Tho expenditures hnye been s., ,827, U1t.23 Of
which a1,469, 173.G8 wcre for common school
Purposes. leaving tito expenses proper Of tho
State 81 ,33s, s,sl7.C2. In tho item Of receipts ia
ono Of $500 from liquor licenses. In the dnys
OF Tho old Liconso law tho rovonuo from this
sourco amounted to over S100, ,000. Tho cutting
Oft Of this amount is ono Of tho wise results Of
tho great Baxter bill, which did tho Democracy
Ruch valiant service last October.
The oxponses of the benevolent institutiona-
Hospitnl for ths Inaano. Asylums for tho Blind
and tho Deaf md Dumb. and tho Soldiers Or
pl,aus' Homc-nmounr to $3i0, ,207.31 Of tho
rcforu1atory institutons-two pehltontinrieB, tho
Womans Roformatory, and tho House Of ncfugo
amount to a193.4i5.5 Of tho educational it,
stitutiona-Stato University ut Bloomington, Nor.
nal School at Tcrro l1autc, and tho Agricultural
College at Lafayctto-a,nouut to S,81,7l0.G0
THO State Prison North il Be1f~austaining, mt
| las balance in its favor in tho Stuto Troasur5
Of s2,812.45. Tie State Prison South fell be.
| hind $1i, 500.
| TuE VALUATION op THE ZEAL AND rERsoNAI
PROPERTY or THE HATE
~ r,ariou14 IL Fot1nWa+
, 1874-11-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoBx, Nov. 1g.-Arriyed~stoaunhip
Wisconsin, from Liverpool, mud Arragon' 1foe
Bristol. v.,...
I1yEnpoor. Nov. 1G.-stcamshipa llolvctla
Algeria, TAuriugiu, and CITY of Brooklyn Inv
arriyed out. e..
ponr1AED, Me-. Nov. 1G.-ATiVed--Stcama
Caspian, from Liverpool ,t. o....;u
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 1D.--Steanshlp ocoaaso
from Now York. l,as arrived.
New YoNx, Nov. 1G.-Mriyed- Steamer MaaA
from Rotterdam.
, 1874-11-17

y;s,tor faftnr In In ynr asked all tho other oon-
v,rtn rorsrdi1r n1isdcods and punishment in
tljotoa1-WeN, Collins, What arc .you tt forf
Collins -Dcrauyo can't cot out.
Wy meau ot what wero sou consictcd7
V-i,n,,t the warden over talto your irons
off .,, m, .n,o ,,, ,
T-T1Iw lut,g wera yuu Buntuucott iur?
G.-Ninoty.nsto tlasn only.
{sy@pathes.issy}iAs i mn2t1m9 nxnt1 nn S Says
bo lloc nEain, won't you9
G,-Wull, lint tD very aooi,, either.
why. how'a thai !? Ninety daya isn't 1ougs
i. {ullulat!y cloaing loft optlc)~-Well, you EOS,
boss, ~-thcy'io all Christmas LayHl
, 1874-11-17

On Trtnl for MlirturtnU alcr 4atf"bnatus
Special Uitpatch Ia Tho Ch'caoo Tribune.
MADISON. WIS.,, Nov. 10.-Tllo trial of Mra.
1ngorHoll, Of SPARTA. for numbering her husband
Danicl, which began Inst Tucaday, and III likoly
to conttnuo tho most Of this week. oxcitcs much
inton,st. Sho III charged with poisoning htm
been bringing out Ut much interesting fact nnt
thnory as to lilo symphonic Of strycllno. poison.
lug md cerobl o-Bpiunl md epnal meningitis Of
which, ono theory Of tho dofonso9 ia, tho Do
conHod died. somo worry comprehensive leading
quoAtlo1 ,b woro nut to-day by tho prosecution to
Dr. I}ecbo, OF Chicago, who Rayo' his opinion
that doaAth WAS caused BY strycllninc.
, 1874-11-17
Tho IRccrrunt Priest.

rn1bApE1ru1A, Nov. 16.-Fati.er Gcrdemann
had preliminary examination ut tho Polico
Court to-day, aud was hold iu 9lo,0fo bail to
nwait trial for cmbczzlemeut. Bail WAS prompt.
ly supplied, and llo waH liberated. Several proun
nent members Of tho Young Mnn'H Christian As-
aoclation werc present to furnish bull.