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Ind my, although, "tf sho had not boon moro
particular llan Mr.. Dlaokwoli'a wifo, she might
havo had at lcnut ono." On tho other ]a.!a. tho
wrsnr aayg That one Of the officers Of tho stono-
Blaokno'i cliqno Ia wonnn having Three h"s-
bands living, another Ia woman with two tts-
banas, and tint Dcccher was tho fgnro'hoai At
tho tl1no Of organization.
Wo layo no DISPOSITION to tako sides with
either faoton In this wrnng1o. 1}.tt ono thing tB
morally cortain-tho faction Which made hr.
l'ocolor its first President ought not to boast It,
Holf Of having rescued wolhat,.Haflra6o from
tho contamination Of frne-1ore. 80 long ss ita
illat rseadout stands In hts present plight. they
bayo right to sing nlnall. Bath IN theory
and PRACTICE, nfr. Bcroher nppeAss to have been
Tho most conRpiruons frce-tovor In this co,in.
Try. It was frco-loyo TINT gavo him thu
hypochondr,a, That put Him on the ragged
oigo, TINT mado him want to Htep down and
out. that led him to humble hitnsolf boforo
Theodore Ti1ton aa ha did before ha God.
Now, before Mr.. Dlaokwoll makea any moro
boasts OF rosouing woman.Bufrra3o from froe"
lovc, ho should at leaat purge his own ranks Of
Beechorism Of nany~husbanaed women and
mauy-wired mon.
Il Is healthy aign, however, that The two
factions arc wrangliug over this question. It
confirms what wc havc claimed all along, that
tho discovery Ut Mr., Dcochere frae-logo tauden-
cioa and PRACTICES although thoy were concealo1
Under tho cloak Of religion. would havo the result
to break up lhis abominab1o business. It
hns boon the bane Of tho ,soman-sunragc quoa-
| ton, and haH mado 1t stencil in tho nostrts Of
oil decent pooplo. md 1t wi1 DO very remarkable
II it has not 30 pnraiyzod tho cnuse of wornnla-
suffrage that It will result in ita practical atop
page for many yoars 10 oonlo. In any event, II
the honost leaders Of the nlovemeut desire their
| hobby to prosper or to commcnd 1t to thinking
aud respectable poople. thoy muat wipe
! out tho last yestigo Of frod.1ovo,
and elean out all tho much-marriod
man and wo,nor. Thoy hare first to secure TO
upectability md c1ean'inesa. Their noSt move
should DO to secure intelligence and ordinary
common sonae To do this they will havo to lol
| off Just such fanatical ninnoa as Blackwell. II
this respect thoro is heap Of work to do, ant
| to do it thoroughly will require more hnrd worl
thai, thoy l,avo had to do sinco their movcmon
was organized. Having rid themselves Of th
ftee-loyors and fools, they will then be IN d con
dition to offor tho public something tangible
clean, and sensible to think about.
, 1874-10-08
uLTNOTg Cf>NG1iE1arf EN

The Congregational nominations tn tho State OF
Illinois aro NOW co1np1eto except those By tho
Republican party in tho three districts of this
county. Assuming that MeasrB. Ward and Far
well will bo rouominatod, tho competing oandi-
datos In tho several districts {except tho FirHt)
Of Tia 5tata aro M folloYa.
, 1874-10-08

MYERS, opEnA.uO1tsfs-s!nnr street, hetwean
State ant Heartburn. Variety performance AoFFiaana'
thu pEcAtldtv vltntGurt oto.
, 1874-10-08

CrtcAno, Oct. T. tg7f
To tho Chief of the Calcdon'an Club
DEAN St; Tha ui1trtgticd rctIce e!ny frnucAt 5on to
chi spcci.i rerlna Of a u!nh for Saturday orouns,
iMh INIT, Oh t,M alnets 81 tW.t,rtapeH,
WtItam Forrest ii CAioitatn James lntcr.nn.
Darid Jnhn4tnut Al3sannor Murray.
d. ". Nailon. JaMes Siis,
In accord nca With tho above rotat*an herey cn
meeting at Club take tacs 1T elr hall 90 Saturday
''>' N"> b. j. MAClSl:LLAR, Chtof.
, 1874-10-08

ACADEMY or MltHtC- lrststea street. hetmoen Mad
son md aenroo. ,:nsssrmcnt ot Lawsoncs Dafr'ts'
''Tha Merchant Of Vcnlca."
, 1874-10-08

-M'y1uKkR TIlEATnE-Niadson st,rct. bot~;s,n ~
eiish Uuera. .Tro,,po. "Tho Marriage Of Eiaaro.''
, 1874-10-08

There nero no failureH reported in New York
yeBterday, aud no evidences OF alarm or "eaA-
mesa in tic stock and money markets.
, 1874-10-08

Tho inconsistency Of The 1ndian policy is yery
uloarly illustrated by tho manner in which sa-~
tantn and Big Tree hava boen treated After
committing sores Of tho most atsocious mur-
dcrs. for which whito man would havc been
hanged long ago, they wore arrested, tried. cot~
vlctol, aud aont to the Pcnitontlary. Upon
promise Of good behavior, and at tho interces-
sion Of one of the Quaker supcrintouacnts, who
held himself responsible for them, tlcy woro
released. How we'll they behaved is Ahown by
tho fact TINT 1t IL now found necosaary to arrest
them to keep thom from another series Of
atrocities they wero about to perpetrato. Would
1t not be wcll how to hang them, or to call on
thpir surety and tlua aot.lo this particular fea-
tuso OF tho Indian quostou
, 1874-10-08
nETlREO.

nETIREO,
A,nAn1, n, Y. OCT, 1.-The AabuEy Lite In.
.,rxnoa Ggn,rAny, Nav York, Aas hauu plaesd
Ia tis laul1 pt . n1ossttfs
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9HANn OPERA A-t1OtrSE-Clatk street, opposite
Hnertuan Itousu, knIly < i,Hon's Minsttcls.
, 1874-10-08
TOO MUCH INFORMATION

Ono Of tho atsaugeBt official documents on
record has just been issued By the suporyisor Of
Internal Revenue for the Statos Of Illinois,
Michigan, aud Wisconsin. Its appearance ut this
ter cutie;
, 1874-10-08

HQuIEr's TllEATHt:-Isndnfnh strect. betHeon
CLARK aud AaShllo. - Men Of tho Nay."
, 1874-10-08

Thursday Morning. October 8, 1874,
, 1874-07-13

C9rr<sHondsHts Qf tho ChieHgo Tribune.
FoRT MADISON. H., July. 10.-About one year
ago. o notorious burglar known Us Castro Tau
1ialian), mud two other conyicts, escaped from
Aunlnosa, where they hsd boen taken to work in
constructing the now State Prison. Although
diligent search waa made nothing vas ever
heard Of them until Tuesday, when tho former
was captured at Moberly. No., aud arrived in
this city this morning. His being retakcn was
purely accidental. Mr. ". Roberts, formerly
guard In tho ponitentary in this city, was sitting
tn lia meat market IL 1oberly reaalng when ho
you any Bolosnai" Defore IL could
answer. tho man turned. dartea out the door, sud
started off ut Il brisk walk. Mr. Roberts thought
this very unusual, aud stopped 10 tho door,
when ho recognized him rs Castro. tho convict.
liz Immediately sent word to tho City Marshal,
aud both started in pursuit. Wbon near the cor
Wet ho evidently suspected danger, aud started
on in 3 run, with the Marshal and Mr. Roberts
after him. 4 lively race enBued but tie olticor
soon caught and arrested him. He offered re-
Blstanco, but tho persuasive looks OF q Dor7inger
soon brought him to timo. Thoy telographed
the Warden horo thastLsy had caught an escaped
convict. aud he ordered hlm brought On at once.
, 1874-07-13

CHATHAM, Ill.,, July 9, 1874.
70 the Editor II The Chtcago Tribune:
SIN: In your isBtlo Of tho 9th inst, your cor
respondent &c. J." iB somowhat facetioua ut the
expenae Of Harvard College, aa woll as ono of
tho English Universities. Ho would havo your
readers believe that, on one apd the eamo dny,
Harvard conferred tho dcgroe Of LII. D. on
Con. Grant, "whilo Mr. Motley Was graciously
permitted to add A. II. to hie signature" II "O.
j." will please turn to tho titto-pago Of the
"Hiatoty Of tho United Netherlands" pub
iislsod by tho Harpors in 1861, ho will there find
this t'Dy john Lothrop Motley, LII. D., D.
q. L. The former OF tlleHo degrees waB long
nuce conferred, I believe, by Harvard,
and tho latter by Cambridge or Oxford univorai-
ty. II Mr.. Motley was nllowad by Harvard to
add A. II to his signatnro on tho day thnt LID.
was conferred upon Gen. Grunt, it vas doubtless
ut his own request, this being his "secoNd de-
gree" which ho had, III common with many
ooicgo graduates, neglected to aalt for until
then. Whatever Gen. Grants worthsHess OF
unworthinaBB, it WAS certainly not "snobbery,n
nor 'ttoady,sn,," nor ''loyo Of tho military
which dictated to the Trustees Of Harvard the
courap thuy pursued with refarencn to tho de-
Ereea rcforred to. II 20. j." desireB to crlti-
ciso tho American md English Universities for
their want OK Discrimination in comforting their
honorary degrees, let him do so. but not, AZ in
this Instance, ut the expense Of truth and cour-
tasy. J.
, 1874-07-13
LATE LOCAL lTEMS.

Daniel Kolly was arrested on Blue Island av-
onue, Sunday morning at O'Clock. by ofllcer
Taylor, while lie WINS in the act Of attempting to
stab 1lary Cameron. bocauso she would not lis
ton to indecent proposals..
Mimic johnson is employed IN respectable
family as seryaut, and lust ovoning-it being
hor night oH-sho waa engaged in Balutng
young men on Madison street for no good pur-
pose. Oilicer Dritzka caught hor. and locked
Aor up for disordoriy conduct.
The pretty -waitcr-girl saloon at liz Madison
strooe was tho acone Of several disturbances Sat
urdny night and Sunday morning, a gang Of
roughB having INSERTED tho prorogatlro of whip
ming everybody they could lay their hands on.
The police finally shut tho place up and dis
persed tho mob.
4 sailor and a hnckmau had aanguiuary
conflict ut tho corner OF Mouroa mud Clark
stroets ut o'clock yesterday morning, aud
fought desperately until they wero stopped by
Officer partholtn, who locked thorn both up at
tno Arnory. 4 party OF l,aclsmen attempted to
Interfere With the officer, but were compelled to
dcaiat.
Timothy Regan, q special policeman OF tho
Board Of Public Works, and Edward Hunter,
Wore arrested by Officer Walton, at O'Clock this
morning, at tho corner Of lladlaon and Hu1stod
tor for disordosly conduct in interfering with
1segan'a arrest. Both prisoners we're locked up
to await trial.
At l O'Clock this morning, Henry Thompson
and James 4lcGowen were indulSiug In talk 1ond
enough to bo beard a:biook away, aud they woro
arrested ut the corner OF Madison and Halstod
Htroots by Officer Kennedy. They bud previous
ly had quarrel with hackman aud made night
lidcous With profanity aud yulgarity, ThomlI-
Eou III IN Assistant City Soalcr. Henry Burns
waB also locked up for taking IN innoernt hand
IN thu brawl, and the hackman ought to have
been.
At O'Clock tllia morning fire occurred In
two-story franc house, No. 123 South Jotfor-
son atreot, from so,no unknown oauso. Tho
damage w,ls slight. The alarm came from Boz
9aS. a 1iro on tho 9th ult. partially destroyed
the Ranae building.
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CRIME.
An Officer Shoots n H1nn for 1Eosist.
Ing Arrest.

An Officer Shoots n F1nn for Eosist.
ing Arrest.
Special Dispateh to TAt Chicago Tribune.
KEoKuK. H., July 12.-CouHidorablo oxctto-
mont was created i1ore by ashootiug nf1ray which
occurred on Mnin atrcot. officer Hardin. Of the
police force, hnd arrested a drunken nun namod
Ryan, who was croating disturbance down on
tho loyee, and was On his way to iait with tho
latter. Some Of Ryan's comrades, who were alao
under The influence OF liquor, followed tue
officer and tried to induce him 10 lot tho man 80,
saying that they would take him buck to the
atoamor Rob Roy. upon which thoy Were
all employed, but tho officer ro-
fused to ralesse tho priHoner. Ono Of
the party, nnn1ed Charlos Gibaon, then attempts
oil to take tue man away by force. He was
warned once or twiceby the o1lcor, under penalsy
Of being sllot, not to mako any further domon.-
strations. He threw open hls shirt-bosom aud
advanced toward the officer, relnarlfng, in q do.
fant manner, "You have not the norvo to Shoot"
when tho officer drew his revolver and hrod. The
SHOT took effect In GibHons neck. mud he fall to
tho pavoment and expired almost instantly. Tho
wound was probod by 4 surgeon, but lo was una
bio to Hnd the ball. A largo crowd
was attrncted to tho scene, and the affair has
since been pretty fully discussed. Some differ-
enco OF opinion Ia Expressed aa to whether tho
officer was warranted in rosorting to such vio-
lont measure, but tho majority are incl.ned to
the belief TINT he Was nnt. Thia Is o matter,
however, that can only be determined after all
tile facts hayo been developed. a Coroner'H
jury bas been inpaneled, but it adjourned ill.,
til tomorrow morning, whom tho investigation
will be commenced. Tho officer dcclinod to
maize any statement pending tho inquest.
, 1874-07-13

Reports 2ronl Various I40cnIiti,

sotctal Dtspateh to Y}tt cntcago Tribune.
Rocxronp, ill.,, July l1.-TLo wheat outs, and
barley crop in la1gs portions OF Wlnnobago aud
injured by tho cAiucl- bug. 4 Number x far1n-
ers aro outing their crops for fodder, aud others,
where 1t III very badly injured, are plowing them
unipr. Ono farmer In Anrlem says miliiunu OF
very small grasBhoppars have appeared OF, his
farm. Tho farmers in this vicinity fear hln,ont
II failure in their amall grain crops, The re-.
froshlng rains OF It.eBlay ind "Wednesday Inst
came 80 late that they did tue enaall grain but
little good.
, 1874-07-13

A strange suicide lna beon committed at Bro
men. u1llor tho following circumstances: Mr.. L.,
n bachelor, latoly returned from America With
i,otlsokcopor TINT ho intondad to shoot himself.
requesting her to rush up-stairs M soon as sho
heilrd tho report and to taie possession Of $40
tlalors loft for her on the table. The 300 thnl-
ern pctspootlye influenced the good aoui to tako
the fatal report aha lost no time in ascoytain,ng
tho reality Of her lmasters generous intoatiou.
sho, however, found him sitting In hls easy-
el,air, aua pointing out the holo no had plado iu
tile ceiling Just to try hor a1id his revolver. A
low hours afterwards lilo woman heard another
roport-tho young ,nau had blown out Lis brains.
, 1874-07-13

and Beyero heated term, Which almost amounted
to drought, Terminated TueHdAy evening, Jnly
7, by abundant rains. followed by oopions siow-
o1s On tho 8th. Tho corn crop Will no doubt DO
Tho dry wontler. Wheat, In most parts OF this
county, ia good. Tho hay crop u better tilan
last year. Thero wero fow good showers about
tho Cd of June and nono otherB aitlco about tho
Int Of May. Tho roault Ia to glvo corn MI OK
ccllout start but cnrly vegetables Buoumbod to
tho intonso hoat Of tho Int fcw weeks. ArploH
Bhort crop tho troes hnyo not recovered from
tho wintor-kiiug two ycarH ago, md SOON to
haye feeblo vitality In many caRos, or are aovly
Correspondence q TAe catoaa. Tribune.
WAKEFIELD, Clay Co.. Kan, July 0.-In look
Ing ovcr Mondays copy Of TIE TRrnuNE, l
400 that farmers aro getting anxious alout shoir
9oJn ou 11Sp 1a t%sy sSe Ind j. ss rsln ios Tho
paat threo weeks, they can Rtil! consider them
selves pretty Hnfo. In tho curly part Of Juno
our corn promised full crop, and at present RIO
DO not oxpect enough to koop eettls alive tnla
six wooks; und now, whilo corn noeds II most.
tho weather is fcarfally dry. 70 givo you an
idea Of the hoat, I havo takon notos for tho past
six days, aud lind the heat has boon from 03 TO 116
degraes. Tor. tho paat three days 1t has boon
stand tiis mnol longer: AZ noar as can learn
from adjoining counties, tho crop will be but
ono.third, and farmers aro gotting aonowhat
anrmed. havo $ust come from tho corn.tield,
and notice the stalka are turning yellow. I mn
afraid Of total fnilure OF tho crop. The Sky Ii
cloar aud cloudlcss. aud tho thermometer 1l2
dog. Our smoll grain headed very hhort, and
yiotdod quite fairly. Should our corn fail ils.
do not know what would become oi onr poorer
class OF farmers who paid for seed oorn, and
1nay l,avo 10 pay moro this fat.
Correspondence ef 7he Chicago Tribune.
LANa1No, Mich, July 12.-Thc fa,mera nro
busy harvesting, aud tho prospects arc they will
huvo an abundant harvebt. The woather waB
favorable for the wheat growing regionB. and 1t
continues all that can he desired for harvesting.
Il Ia tho only branch Of industry which tho panic
haa not affected hero. All ctopB look vol
through Michigan, hotter than they llavo for
solno ycars. potntoca promiso an abundant
yield, as tho potato-bug has been demolished by
tho lady.fy, an inject which lays an ogg on tho
back Of tho former. from which In simo worm
fly is much more prizod hero than tho lady,
crusader.
, 1874-07-13

had ono arm shot on In tho battlo Of nlch Noun
tain, Va.
Ohief7Justioe Waite ia rustioatinR 1t put-in-
Bay.
"A heavy rain fo1l nearly tho whole Of yoater-
day In Cleveland. A building known m uubble'a
Block, In East Cleveland. foil In yesterday norm
ing about 10 o'clock, oansod by tho heavy weight
Of rain-wator which had accumulated upon tho
could not find An outlet, owing to Tho choking up
OF the guttcr-pfpe. Thoro w0ro several persons
10 tho 6nrbor-Bliop on tho ground floor, one OF
whom. Waa killed, md several othora injured,
two OF them seriously.
The dsllloa Of Cleveland hayo been publish
ing In aorlal form, during tho ,past wcok, tho
conncilmen n men appqntod to Investigate the affsirs
Gt M tue city Firo Department. rio full toxt Of
eap has Dot yot boon published 'i' bit tho S eSyi-
donco, Us far as published. reflects very Severely
upon tho management Of tho department, mud
indicates TINT tho city has beon for soma ttmo
past subjected to = systom Of considerable
frauda.
Tho cornor-stouo Of tho now Catholic church
1t VAN Wort waa laid yesterday. Tho services
wore conducted by tho Bishop from Cleveland.
Excursion tralnH wero run, aud ovor 5000 pco-
u-nenjamin FBhor, prominent runner for a
Fort Wayne house, was knocked down by shrco
roughs yesterday evening. Fiaher Rhot cue,
who escaped, and tho othor two wore arrested.
IOWA.
Tho dead body of = man waB found In tho
MiHsiaBippi niver above Lansing, Wednontlay
evening, In D. perfcctly nude condition. The
man apparently was about Is yenrB or age, md
had probably been In tho wasor about ton dnys.
Waterloo mud vicinity wore visited, on tho
evening Of tho 9th, about O'Clock, by another
toruado. by far tho most disastrous ono sver
witnessed In ttat section. The largo Woolen
| Factory, the City Mills, and tho Agricultural
| Works woro unroofed and otherwise damaged.
Every church-stoeplo on tho West sido wna
| totally destroyed. In the country, houses and
barns weso blown to tho ground, md several
IivoB arc reported lost. Tho atorm continued for
about an hour, and tho rain fell in torrents.
Lafontnine Berge committed suicide By hang
| Ing at Nomaha, day before ycstorday.
wv. g. Grain, nu insurance agent OF Onnaln.
has instituted suit for Abol against the Omaha
Bee for 10000.
a sorvant.e1rl who has been living In tho
| family Of tho Rev. Clark Wright, pastor Of tho
! First Methodist Church Of Omnlla, friday nc.
| cuscd him Of criminal intoroourso with her,
! Sho ia said to hRyo confessed to prominent
members Of tho church that the statements
mals by lor Friday woro falso. 8he was tlon
taken to tho depot In carnage and her fare
| pail to Western town. This action on the
part of tho churcl-mambors la much criticised,
md there ia considerable excitement. Tho
charactor Of tho girl ia aaid to ho bad.
, 1874-07-13
FAMOUS ENGLISH POETS.


Something TItcrcstit,. Abont Them.
From tic st. Louis lenablican.
Tho first great natne in English poetry is Tint
Of Chaucor, distinctlvoy known aa tho father Of
English poetry. Nothing il known as 10 hig
origin, but it may not unreasonably le infcsrel
from his learning tint ho was eodior ind
courtier, aud was employed In public aiiairs Of
do!icacy and importance, and from othor known
origin he belonged to ono OF tho geptle ranha of
lis tiuo, Flo Sus honorel with the steady ald
etfcctivo patronage OF John Of Gaunt. and ho
married tho daughter of o knight Of Hainault
widow Of q Knight, afterwards bocanlo the wife
john Cover, supposed to have been born
somewhere about the year 1875, VIM q gantlo-
man possessing considerable amount Of land
il tho oountloB Of nottingham, aud Suffolk
1868 TO 1910.
Tho rank Of life to which many INCLUDED IN
this period belonged, and prtsnnlealy sprung
FROM IL rondared 30 evident 1y thbir tltlcB that
tho nanle aud title only aro given as sufficiently
tka Instance Of BtaNapaare, also. tho clrcnn-,
stance Ut his arlgin IL 30 universally known, and
tue quality Of lis geuills is w tYa'sronent, that
the ilanso alone IL .givcn. Thia period opens
Rat and Lord High Ireasnror Of England; sir
Philip Sidney, s'r Walter Raleigll. edward
Sponsor iH supposed to hAyo ltad aone affinity
will, tho noblu nud anoiollt house OF Sponsor,
hut tho rnllk or 6 nfGntA OF El9 leEIE0 u tlllAb
affinity Is not known. Robert soutlwell must
have 6een horn of parents in respectable posi-
tlou, M wien young ho wns sent ~ bs otincntod
TO tho EnslIs!l college Of Douay in. Flanders,
aud from thence to homo. Michael Dsayton,
author OF ro!yalbon, lis most saborato work,
aud by which ho IN best known, WAS the NON Of !.
butcher, Edward FaiFlAx, tho translator OF
Iauso's " Jorusu!om Delivered" was tho natural
so.1 % Of br rhonas Faarfn1, Of Denton, in York
shire, Sir TholnnB Walton. Shakespeare. Ue1
Jobnson's father was clergyman. Thomas
Carop was dosecndod frous I'LL aIleient Gloucester
family, 1oorga Withor rocelyo1 hin education
at MnNdalon College, O1ford. George Herbert
Yag OF noblo birtll Sir John 6uck!lng. Robert
| IIerriok wan etucntcl ut Cambridge Knd Afser-
wardg entered holy orlera. Sir William Da9en-
! INT. William Dsa1n,uoud, Of l1awthornton, waa
! tls sop Of str John DrnnHnond. Christopher
| MARROW, tho greatest OF stnkapearoa procursoIs
wns thn npn Of 4 shoemaker. neAumont a1ul
Fletcher, names always associated, were Of good
hirth md cUuueclious. Philip Maasinger, drtm-
a:ist, n,lthor OF Sir 0lIcs oyerroacll," waH
untorad OF AlDau Hall, Oxford, but tl'e rank Of
| Ills father IL mt kn0wn. lilo WaH, however, ~
! lila YeryIce of tho Earl Of Pcnhrohn, aud 1t IL
a,,nposed from Ills hay!ug boon nt ono ttnao on
tristed with lettera to Queon Ellzahotli that h!s
| .;tmotfon vaY Il confidential one. JOHN Ford,
dra,natist, author OF Gloves snuriaoe," NAB Of
good family. .o.o ,coo
| Abraham Oowley. perhaps the most popular
| Enslish poas oi iii lms, VIVA tAs posthuinosu
, 1874-07-13

sncfat Dspuich to IHe Chicago Trtb,ne.
HrAEAroR, ILL.,, July IA fire broke out hero
Init night about 12 O'Clock, and in about forty
minutes swept UT entire square except tho Ere
-Tsess Flock. A lively breeze from tile northeast
carried the 1lamoa with great apeed md fury, and
f:,r tin:o half tho town seemed to DO beyond
1lopo. II is difficult to estimate tho extent Of
tao loes as yet, hut 1t probably stauds hntween
1l5uOo0 and 100000. Some OF tho heaviest
lasotp aro j. Bailey d Son, largo atock Of dry
goods aud groceries, no Insurance;
btl,,llor g. D1ralt, dry goods. losa.
e25. 600, insurance, so,ooo; stonohocker d
e5000; aud Alnes & Son, hardware. loHa,
$4,000, Insurance, $4,000. Bes!des these. wore
THO tuyn!suro roon,s Of Moeher Il Woodward,
tho clotl4ing house Of Marcus i Son, the large
Uras a Of sons lns Waoeor
worth not lesa than s30,0G0. besidos the con-
tents. Tho cause Of tho fire il unknown, but
tlolo Is strong Talk OF incondiariam.
, 1874-07-13
The Reason for tho Suspension Of
Tho Paris Figaro.
Theirs Opposes the Organization Of
MaoMahon's Powers,
The Carlists Actively Pushing
the War.
FRANCE.
fHera{d St}eeiGt.1

E1tNN C4A
lTftrald Sj,eefat.]
LONDON, July 12.--Tllo Figaro was suspended
By tho Government for quoting from Mac
Mahons message tho declaration that ho would
retain tho power conferred upon him, aud then
apostrophlz!ng the Assembly aa follows: "Dy
your ordors the Marshal became tho supreme
head OF tho State. Tho army honorB only him,
follows but him, obeys but him. Tho army, Inv
ing horror Of t1e factions In Parliament, will
dofoud the commander y whom you intruBtod
power. Il any party or faction socks to over-
throw your irrevokablo iecroo, they must enforce
thu decisIon Of tho Assembly,"
pAn1s, July 12.-The Committee Of Thirty has
appointed subcommittee to draw up bills on
tho organization Of tho executive powers and tho
establishment OF Il sonnte.
The Extreme Right publish dlRayowal Of
hostility to preBidont MaoA1al,on, but they con-
domn tho action Of tho Ministry with regard to
tho manifesto Of Count do Chambord.
Tho 5foniteur aaya that ox-preaident Thiera Ia
decidedly opposed to the organization OF Mao
Mshon's powers.