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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11
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COVERED WITH ERUPTIoSs. CURED.

COVERED WITH ERUPTIoSs. CURED.
CLAvERAcK, Columbia Co., n. Y.
DR.. r. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. T.:
Dear lSir-I am sixty years of age,
and have been afflicted with Salt Rheum
IN the worst form for a great many
years, until, accidently, I saw. one of
your books, which described my case
exactly. 1 bought your Golden Medical
Discovery and took two bottles and a
half, and was entirely cured. From my
shoulders to my hands l was entirely
covered with eruptions, also on face
and body. 1 was likewise afflicted with
rheumatism, so that L walked with
great difficulty, and that is entirely
cured. May God spare you a long life
TO remain blessing to mankind. With
untold gratitude,
Z MRs. A. ". WILLIAMS.
VINEGAR BTTTERS.-DR. j. WALKER, q
regular practicing physician of Califor-
MIA, has conferred a priceless boon
upon mankind, by the introduction of a
'.Bitters" compounded from herbs ex-
clusively, which nay be truly said to
be superseding all others, and Is becom-
ing a bitter dose indeed for the charla-
tans and quacks, on account of its i'm
mense sale and universal popularity.
Not only are these VINEGAR BTrEBs, as
he calls them, an invaluable tonic and
alternative, but they are acknowledged
as a standard MEDICINE, and the aston
ishing rapidity with which they cure
diseases hitherto declared incurable,
seems almost incredible. After having
been carefully tested, they are kept ON
hand in thousands of households, and
used for any and every form of disease,
many relying upon them in preference
to the most celebrated physicians. They
have become a recognized "Family
Remedy" and properly so. 25r
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11

FALL TOP DRESSING. MdSsdchu-
sets PtOUghmdn says: before the
winter sets in for good it will be best
to get out all the manure that can be
spared for this purpose and spread it
freely on the moving lots as a top dres-
sing. If the land is not too hilly and
uneven there is no danger of waste,
while good covering protects the roots
of grass, mellOws the surface and pro-
notes the growth of the crop next year.
A top dressing..may be applied TO advan-
tage late in the fall, or Immediately
after the crop is taken of, or in the
spring, Just after the grass starts. In
the latter case, the rapid growth of the
grass covers and protects it from the
sun But there is little or no loss by
evaporation through the winter"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11

Willow CUTTINGS best time
for planting willow cuttings, either large
or small, is very early in Spring. No
kind of cuttings will endure being set
in water; and notwithstanding the will
low loves moisture, it will rot off as
quickly as do other species of trees in
the premature cutting state. Plant the
cuttings or trees well up on the higher
and dryer portions of the bank; never
fear but what the roots viii find the
water as soon as needed, consequently
protecting the bank alluded to.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11

SALT AS FERrILIzER.-The Office of
salt as an agent in the culture of the
soil is to make the earth moist and
cool. Hence its effect is more clearly
seen on light sandy soils. On wet,
heavy clays, and in a damp season it
will do no perceptible good. The pro-
portion to apply is about one pound per
rod, or one hundred and sixty-four
pounds per acre.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11

A NEWSPAPER correspondent calls at
tention to the great convenience that
would follow if the farmers would gen.
orally have their names painted on tine
gates at the entrance to their premises.
Strangers often have much difficulty in
finding the residence ofpersons of whom
they are in search, which would be
obviated by this course. The name
may be neatly printed on slip of tin
six or eight inches wide, which could
be easily tackled on the gate.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11

HONEY VrEGAR-Thebe best of Vinegar
can be easily and quickly made from
honey. To twenty gallons of rain-water
add five pounds of honey and two gal
Ions of cider vinegar. If the weather
Is warm, or it be kept in a warm room
or cellar, it will be tit for use in a few
weeks. More vinegar added would
hasten the process. Every family that
keeps bees should be able to have good
vinegar all the time. After barrel is
once made, honey and water may be
added as the vinegar is used, so as to
always keep it nearly full. The barrel
should never be entirely full.
, 1874-08-04

shall rs s1,octn County oosctots of teir testrstss
cnl!iea.~-Iawk Of 1917, ,nae 10. Sec. 1A4. r..ls
tehtats waA HHtA1sa to cAfs} nta ssEhst htr If
AT, ot re tdusttNttoe, ~hted tuatte It tho duty
uuaad taxas ettessaeuts shu,, bo ratlu u so.nu
GeaafaF dsaeer Of tao toitnty hav,,g auaoty 10
ct*A asc aud cont,sy taxeA an,l which prohibits tue
sne q r"*! cssae fos sHeh tssss by my ohs HeDssa
Tbs sisstH. ans' Tsests.rs,p. IA their rcspectfvo
toNntes hte sMr abnoras nccts. wto Wy lio 1oyeDue
nct nf l871, nre aHthosscd "a rrctlEo Htata sud
tSa15 asa.. saa. TT a;,ts ess' q III. rra,s'oa
upnn thr,n al AAdtnua ottra Wood ct a. ya cof,k
VI i ALL BHch be'n9 ha snss ibny at'y receive
ft Akts sysres tad 1datfNasatlon Akc1 fat tAens ny
cs tho pos.as!oH Ill foes o. nwst,ces rrrotyea ny
the III nxeees uf lhriF COMPENSATION, e! lte paid
inin tno cna1ty sty2Gt. II tho of'ipato
tkMcon should proyAi t.oso provisions of lin Co1l-
lafa 10 euunty olcrrs wunA DO 1riercd nw.y by tuo
tnero device Of allowing extra nosbeusa,ion for ax
Tho oonnly Uesr, sss no, as,y ras,leod to ns tuo
lhon rea'onabla aa~aaca for aecpssssy clcsa-Lire,
tthdntfr 1nni. md uti,ot axHentcs-Oa,ttttutn VI
1917, At ~ Soc. ~. Nv hafdsu,p neei tbercfurd,
nsfsc from isc"ttg taa *satu!e eeDEprrg tLden-
hss dtt!et, tsic iiasrsl should 10 h{a aara1aco
Tor flcrktlre, atc.
: sty concl'.slos, taerefoso. Is TINT uhoro tas
Cn@Asy yasEA hn* SID shs co'nrensa,,nu of ~
4 e ss N e s's y As. 70
nlIi a!sf nd n5ayn such cumtnnAatiou must 10 pull
iAta san CGt1,ty 3fesNFy, aNu th2t il tn1at8r1s}
we'l.or .ueh ices acct1q frnu duties pottArmod
roanty 3reasn1er proper. nr A. ex-0lc!0 County cul
ftv shss ptcc. P',hlEne1 IN Chicago kfgdt .ftust
psSe 6tc. ata, seFy respectfully.
1AMas Il. EDFA41, Ato1Dc1.Gtbasul,
, 1874-08-04

tho respected ,ern. Is vi '>b caci, spohs OF l.,o
other to tho consulsDo. Mrs. I,Ilvi, has COM
p'ataea 70 ofIo nF ler nefsosul f,lc.ids that tLo
Uorda put Into her mouth pRafna! !.or husband
~ ra2tstera hase uos hoet pse'npto% by hus, mi,
tat ale aas fot given rue 70 any of hor soNor,od
LILY refusal to ctro nar her clothing, OF ls arroat
az asvlne boen lnsE}red hr n}meol{, afs. 1I,tos,
RnyH 1hht 3ia rife Ia loo stuo of laff To l,s 70
communicated snch trashy expressions 10 Ito
preBH.
Il is Nn1eraspoa Tint Mrs. T},son,8 spcocl, }Jo-
fnro TIC Conia.tteu Of Investigation win u,uat
eeausstV!, soHcs'tHg. usd cnns,a4 tefousp Of i,tr
ha4ba.las o|!hsaa!oF. L IL ssnttJ TINT spr,c
n1esabct. OF tho Co,ntnIttes wtso aUeoioll Ia
toass bv ths ia,lys atoquout plea 1or }ns,jco 10
htr. Tit7n. aHa Aak9r,.A Ito Cosan.itsaa +!,nt
Dir. 1Tloa had boeu asjuf'gcd TT n,4v eosnects.
mud that tho aution nf rly,nowtb Church, In
aropp'ng l!'s n"me from Tho roll. was tor rsl,lo
wfunR. Hor fc1earks Oh tktta su9}ccs n,aao
deop impteBBloh on tho minds nf tho Committee,
From tsf Htp 3pyk f,y6pjite
leit MT tfao ''.at Mr. TyAenH houan wah a gist
At stsa. THtoN'e 5Mtses. Tt,eN bauaAs H. vi&a
s2aaey oaxae& by saeturiug.
, 1874-08-04

0rAS1EnH PICNIC AZ MORRISON. lit.
S'ae7G1{ Hsstaate.s 10 {Ak ia.eaaa 1rttun<,
afonnIsoy, H., Aug. 9.--f', t;raagers' pIcnto
hns bGen sot fot sho 122 s,.s' >thAp 1sace hnSo.
1Ac uon. l.. .. WbiianE, e2 uurcan County, IL
to he tho orator, EyefsiAing pn3nta 10 sue
coestaf gRtlserinG. Last yekr 10.V1a pessenx
wst9 it, n.tci1da'lco.
paoululT.uSts1s' caavrSrsox-rn1nrre con-
nnEssloNAL ntsTlcT, 1LtlSo1s.
Sufciat Dtftafeh 10 RE tnt.ynV 7fthkae,
L1sco1s, ILL.,. AuX. S.-'Tba ftobil.s1uH party
Of ths Thirtoonth GonSresrIouai District viii
hud convention In tllls CITY. AUG, =, to norul-
uat" y caudsdaso for Congress. TIC lion. Ed
WASH LyDeh ~ spohen o9 u t!c}r ,nan.
eIcoRD IONA CONGRESSIONAL DISTINCT.
DAvESronT, Ia, Aug. a.-Tlo Antt.,fonop~
ofats ol tho Second Congressional Distt,o. ncat
in Delegate Conyontiou u ttln City Of Maruo-
koea, la., on Thsne5ay, tho 27sh ,lay of Ans int
1874. for tho En.noss Of uoR,.aa&iue candidate
lor Congress. Each county Ut tho dlstr!ct wifi
ha eutittea to tho following stuubos of delegates:
Cedar, 3; clinton. o: 3ucksdp, r., Juuet, 8 !;
MuRcntinr, Z: Scpts. l1.
Tho Anti- -Afonopos,ats Of Tho Socoul Judicial
DIstrIct MIL oiso uo1t IN Dt}cgato Conycntlou
ae Tho City Of Magun1a'a, OH IAarad1y, Aug.
a, l673, for tho pnr}oRo of pt.n. .pAiiug 4 cnsl-
Al1Nte fur Judge nj the DISTRICT Court and Dus-
trtct Attorney. Tuo bsBi- Of roptcBan&at,ou wilt
10: Clinton, .; jac}Ison, u !; Nuscal;ue. 2;
Scott, ~.
TEE iILfyoss ps.tooaAr1o srAtx coryExTtos.
9rutHoFiEtD, Ill.,, Avg. 9.-~Thc caN for tho
DuInoct a.ie Conycntton hsa hcca eippod by
majority Of eaa S.tts Ceulral CoEu,nlltne* and
wlff be l1btisdcd tn tho State Register ta-,aar-
row. Tbs conyaatlou il c4i,o4 tut Tie 25th af
Aukuat
, 1874-08-04

In Ito West 1ud,ca wns ec1abrascd by tbs hecd.
man uf Fort MAusaeb at tha Fnit Qrnupds yoB.
to-day. 1arPa uu.ntp,a from Cedar llhrsnIs,
s!en.t rIesssat. Ms*es:tsa.. Darlington, aud
o'c,se.. u ,1,o oyenug grand ba}l no,l yfstiyat
was Elycn. Tue llay Mas pIoaatns and oyatythtug
paasol % quietly.
pHtu.
Thecdero 4. y. Mo1s!s, b1-pns}nr In yonla,
s.aD }sast 7teoi.oti noffce from England tin. III
hnA fation tlclr to 221. 900 though tito daatA ot
1,a grandfather III Ioudon.
--11,e 3ifnoI arial4 In Xonia, tpdor tho o1lp
o,dtaa.eo aa Sustained ny 5udgo Harlow, nro
progressing beiore tho Mhvht,
- boy ycass o.a natnrd, eehey, firing A.
East b'dney. wan accidentally shoe Oh Sunday 1y
saosl1er I'D years old w'.llo playing Will 70.
vc!sae. H!a SouH1 VIII psego fatal.
Ia two youns iadaea Of cedasv!5Io wnze eo~
lug 1toma Saturday hight, laswaoa II and /
o'olooh, lwo naAsoA mon altaele she.., x,,sl a.
teinptod to Outrage them, hut without syocass.
nv tholr ecrcanla brought aoip. Tho men naadau
thotr nBcapo.
NFnDAetA.
Tbn fst1npger Enrlotr,i md rotbed ID Omhha
last night H4a Cadet Doau, fr1m ultoa, N. I.
Ito las xacoyasea bis ssnsos aad Lar taou ,aaot1
~ Mesey 1foApita!,
, 1874-08-04
Elder Cannon Returned by sho Nor
mons In Utah.
The First Independent Convention
Ia Nebraska.
The Now Party Committed to tntlatio1
ot the Currency.
Nominating Conventions In Other
Western States.

Tlsr Nen1ucity EaestAnn.
sneeiai Dfapateh to The Chfta7p Tribune,
nAnte KY, Aug. 8,-Evosytl.sag phasod on
quietly hero at tho election to-day. Tho lcpus'-
llcaua bsys sn1ali majority 10 tho tovu. but tho
Uemoo,ata haso swoopinE majority throughout
The County, aud reports aay throughout tho
B.atn.
Lsslao7oN, Ky, Aug. o.-1bo election to'dny
passed. ufr Without Disturbance. 4 full Tot1 waa
saAnp. spl TIN entire Democratic t,osps was
e'ectoA By majorltics ranging IRON 400 TO 400.
Tho roto n tho city shosa \ Republican majority
ot 1877, against sts last soar. Tho Democratic
uatonty Ia tho county ta reported at sGn.
III j1stAa,not tho DeHuci asia Ticket Ia TO-
pustod ~ aloctod by 60 mn}ority.
EpA*#SILLE, iud.. Aug. 9.--A 1Eattal to tho
Journal from QWenAhoru aNnpt1ncg8 m exciting
tin,o iu tint city to-taAY eyut tho oieotton.
4rippett, for County Judge. hns BOD majority lu
Tho Piiy, J0nca. for ApNotatu Cosk, 40 nla
Iorsy. In tic evening uoo,go ". Swopo, stata
bcuator, S1os au1 ktiioa l'esrs N!sey ~ sho
sho Court. Honab yard, ta . crowd Of hnodeeaa
Of people, hlloy tenYcs large sanlly. and was
= cst,seu III Eopd starting. SAore was atrestod,
Tho difficulty grew cut OF tic olee&tea ekasts-
EuoNl.
Lnp,syt1.1g, Ky., Aug. 2.-Rcposta IRON tho
efatte aaAiuoo for Clerk OF s,e Court ot Appoat+,
has hou&ou CochtaI,. In0opondont hs i iateo
majority 1u otter s1aetions throughout the
a.nto, local aud party ilncs In most at t1em
Nato ~, o1amu. In st1is city tho Domo0r4ts
pfobIbIy cary everything, though thn uogfo
cat.ttdA cs fur two at tho otacd4 kl.uulug sto
worry cloAa,
, 1874-08-04


Cue Of ais, Titlon'a frionns iuforms us thai
thp Ato1y pt hIa s'st 10 Mr., OyInetou'. Aouro
aud OF What <nsuea {hors. on Sunday last, Ia, IN
a''nos& nseTy 1ospoct. iabFiraslon. Tho aiatpts
iacth afo lhcAe: At Ttlton. Oh BunJ2y. es}toa
Oh Ms. aHd hrA- or1pR.pn, TO say 10 tl,e,a ehat,
u Mss. T.lson daalsea anything from aaf .sss.
da''er, she had oa@1 to s;Kai{y her elah, aud Il
wo"!Q 10 executed, Fuetlotutotv, Mr, Wlsats
sall shks. II hs vita aeslfel 10 visit lor Aol1sa
sid cid uos watt to neut him shore, tls nouil Ut
saty taAa aascns htsAsif. 10 "a to A.tosd ler II,
opportunity,
THO s<osy ttat Kr, Titton dcmaulsa to 500
Mrs. T1lsoa ~ fsssp. htorpovor tho story thas
tako any doy!lisl, thug t.uua tho ho...u." IL u
nstcioua fabt!oatson. It ~ psrtuct,y weN MI.
derstnna ti,at pu postotisf unkladnsts atfsts t'a
4w~sA An ami Ma. 1,,luDt " viz ssIdDns ts>.a
, 1874-08-04

RALr LAKE, Ans. 3.--Yha election Tor Deia-
gato to cougr"~s aud COUNTY aHl sowA ofnrefs
.akrs paoo h,-3ay. George g, Cannon. the halo
hcsnEhtc 10 Eongreas. hhn boon tanom,Datr's by
Tho Morfnpus, nutwthntandipE tho declaration
oI Congress t!1at ao.cattof no F,olyeasusss uoula
90 nllos Cd to take his scat. Tito Liberal party
noln,uae NJ Qeiegatu ie H. N. DasEin. Iherh
wtsl 10 steong Foso cass, ts oYrk9 effort Inns
been n1ado By lao 11ofsRonH aud Ltnetala to poll
fual soto. Tho %0Nlob nro EencrntI, voting.
Ita Murfnou tickot viii % doubt he RuccosMG4s
III oil but 4 feT snllliug town8.
SALT LAEE, Ang 3.--Ihore Inns deou couaid.
srabt 6sturba,oo dining tho o1acti II, VI to. .dav
ct tAis ptaco aud adioln'Ifg towus on aceouns 1t
disppioa % to tho qualifications Of volors, tho
cuastongos hasinx Gseu i'eotai. During the
aftesnupn DeputY United 8satos Marshal l.oro
WAS ar4essaa oud eonl}nel, bul ms afterwards
liberated 0u "tit Of laboaa notpue. svVcsst
pofceMon we1e Artcated turing tho day by
Donu:y Aa,slais, nnd At ono tin3o thesh Was
general meioe u ets1zeus an1 puifcf1 at tbs Con-.
na1 Gretii.es.
After tho closing Of Tho pol,s this eveutug.
Pctor c2thton, Judge at clc9tun ct tie GeAtras
Treclnctt and eoserAi MORO poAeomor, wore nj.
resto4 hy thN uuitel 2tateH MnssAAi. TVS
charge sgaiuet Catatun IL that 10 carried on tho
batfot.lpx at pooa Nlun 10 went to diunor.
Tint uSauat the polica Ia ot insosfort.lg Sisl,
votets at tho potts, OF cfcating d.sturnsucc. An
a,arnpso crowd fnaaowsA jadso C'iptou 10 tho
Ye1riLor,ut hIarahai's ol11co, nnd riot eooMod
iamsasut, When Gov, Woods Addressed tho
Hsae5Ab.ua tyow1, winch BOON 3iaparseu. No
Nor" sfoNnia IL anticipated. Ths result Of Inn
etcetson eAnnot bs ioaanc thib psoniDK.
, 1874-08-04
NEDHA5K3 Crops.

EoTrr.ruNttntt u IAf Ch;tano Tribune.
RICHARDSON CuuNrY, Nas., dniy *9.-Tue
saiaf E4ain ~ nearty att staehad, mi sp,na
sasosl'sy IL aope. WI,ens, ents. s,,J bar oy, viii
DO about IN nYorago crop, alAl ltt|o better thau
'fas ANTICIPATED l"st before tho cutting bcsA,.
<aa oa4tdes, aaa alR nssGo fcosa ~ to 10
tHktsbls par aero but IL ~ doubtful II tie ooun.
ty will nsorage 10 b,'slln,u por aero. But s4iu
eyer ret nutl>d ulaha several tl1ausand buabss
ior us, It IL the Itottaak, 1<saxk xaasoa knowu
hero tor xpauy ycp,B.
, 1874-08-04
Germany and England Ag1os
on the Spanish Question.
Naval Forces Concentrating on tho
Spanish Coast.
Protest Of Catholic Bialops to the
German Governuent
Tho British Ptlbiic-Worsfatp Bill
Passed TO a Third itondfng.
SPAIN.

LoNnoS, Aug, 8.-~Tho Utsttsh Mediterranean
squadron will teRvo Malta tomorrow for 1AfctA
ionn-
IN Italian fsaeato has bern ordered "a sha
northern cots& of Srntn,
Tho Spanish Government Ia about to dispatch
Il. 900 additional troops to Cnta~
Il ~ asaostad that t}.a CtrllRta havo alot tho
Canon of tho u!ocbac of Y,toiip.
PAp,s, Ang. 5.--Le Temps says Germany and
Elngtaud hasa arrived as o conl9lese uulotasa'ld-
complaint viii 10 made II British Hhips CONVOY
ihg coatrabnnd Of war to tue Ca,2ssss tso ac!sod.
MADRID. A,iH. 3.--Taa nopuoi'osn foroas haso
eDterpb olept. Tl,oy nnrt with no opposition.
Tho Chr}'ots ncJ. leaving beldnd hen l,uo0
ny1.puurs
, 1874-08-04
Tito lllfsautk uq1ssocgacY.

William A., A1cAARpsok, or QUINCY, p1aaAr1aYrEp
WITH 1nx As7ioS og 1',R sTA7E cpa-,s71EE.
9peekaf Ditu,tach u T,s CAt:aqo f'rihuus
QuaNoy, lii, Aug. s.---1ho Da,nooras,o ataso
Ccntral cousnilteo haa incurred A,e dispioasufp
OF tho Lou4 tVfhtau' Il Richardson. TITO acstuu
Of tho Couaulsteo N outlining tho platform lu
adyhnco Of sa.o Convention IL not ..ouotally
MI, ssauo cal for public nn6slog, ohlcl 10
viii stla1esa In decentralization at tlaE psoo8galng,
Ho bceIares tho notion Of lAo Copamittoo an io,-
rude,st pAeoo of nsurnation n,,i g,oss i,sui, to
lho Democracy Of 11iluoia. llo viii ufso d.
uoYnce llo iluaoeal plank u tlo Coaaalltcos
platform. Mr. h.ctatslAon has NJ tnssns.,,
staodMg anosg 3 lasgs nasnber OF At.ams County
DoEuoofass, and hia netio,, Will no douDs ical 10
seslnua division Of sousisnaAt a,1ous .ba1n.
, 1874-08-04
NAVAL INVESTIGATION.
fus TnsF, oT retE NAsAt COMMITTEE

Sp<eial bi.puteh To TIE Chieaoo Tribune.
WAsn1aoToN, u. O., Aug. SAN Of ste nam
enre ct tho denate ferauabH!Atipg Co,nmitspo
Gu Na.ai AGai1a ato expected to be Oh hanA TO-
mor5os, 10 Ieave about noon on tho pleasure,
trip 10 oxanline the uayy-yasds a!ong sho coasa
Tho ntcamer DispnsoA. In addition to icx Rae.
eodsls fixtures, will carry supplies Of psoslssous
u7esaatog vlaos and other lu1uflos, In sullciens
quantstioa 10 ennb3o lAo yoyagoss 10 iva sumt-
tuosalS during sha TRIP, wnici, VIII enpsurno
about taur wceks. Tho Committoo viii tlrtt
Ga e Norfolk, tAgu "a Philadelphia. aud tuonca
g Vow Yosk. gae5, wiz stop II Nowport to
20 1ostoa aud Portsmouth, wtb wtiicl tue IL.
yestieaetan w,tf eoaso, Il Ia docded ti.at tho
peasaoota Nayy-rard will staua, beyoad Doubt,
therefore tho EpmmiftaA VIII not 20 Further
Of tho existing DavY-yarda Gnu DO abolished.
, 1874-08-04

An Gnsnne Istrsntty Student Attempts
t. Asa.Aastssoae Nisavp Wn1ppi1. oa
a14anesDtt.,
Sr. tApI. Mipn.. Aug. s,--As Taribnuls, Scs~
seEdag. III tho Bishops Cathedral, AL insaae
ayizsty s!ndna,t nataad N'1as attsmptoa 10 nssas<
Altmto Bishop @rllpplo. Juat 4otoro ito zerdlou
Minis xdsaaecd rapidly to tho ehahcsl. hut hasoro
tttA riHtnl WHICH nn tcfA ~ Ais 1spl waA dis
charged the HIxtso{, sefxsI tAe uaRa tsa {oyss2
sam ata aasis. wlan he waa alsa.ueI. The
eauae ot tho esseplps waA she fofusat Ok tue
D'ahop 10 oraasa AImx priest, teeaaaa Of Lis
nuupun4 mlud.
, 1874-08-04
NOTES AND NEWS,
8pss11t DssYalch to III t,afea4o I57ouh3.


Tue NEN LOANS.
WARRINGTON. D. G.. Aug 3.~-Ile published
ssstanssn. .hat ths 6oosetary n3 ths T.easurr
'ao{s ronysRcUa toas q ! per oaas losa could rot
te Negotiated aud, therefore, csuto,nrIated
aa4tng Coasross to authoriso tbo p}Acing Of t
paf coat laa<dad at tho nav ~ res aeat
loao, Aecns 70 haye no authentic foundation
,Thhtcyes. What tho snoso:asY mar susGaat.
however. u faoaiacatiou Of tho preaaat Ian. 20
"a to stlshla hlsu to ssl boada to Any body oHar-
lug 10 buy.
coSuAEssloAAL CANDIDATE. 1885,
Luctua e, Chsndlar IL atlaaaooet1ax candidate
Tor tho regu'at Republican nhn.!aatlon for Con-
eToss 10 tAa telaa,ona W., District, ton'n against
e5-uoy, g Wdker: Il wifi ho seuelnborot that
oA*nslof, ~ District Attornny At Nialrnoud
pzoa'as ai tho bsil pspefs for Je,!o,soa Davls-
Wants oH}l0x aApIx
E1-8onator ba~sor III not trying, md coulda'.
Y 10 sate 70 tsy, q got sau 0ntssesson cuato,a.
oe!!ee.e,aasr. Woiassiaesoa. the sneaataus
Collector, Stands vol wiib thn Ad,nini4tsstiou.
Sawyer II making au arpareutty hopoloa4 aGast
to ha scat altaad In aalns capaesty.
, 1874-08-04

IyE12F O3&Y4HE4
st~tta4 L7spafch 10 Fht Chfepon I1,prHe
DAg1oN. o., aug. 1.--0n Sunday uteAt, ahout
u o'clock. 1ohn u. l1eEleu a,.l Wilsas, Mar
sltal', nktla dtIvtag tk.ess dsvtanco boyund .he
swD a.apxea men MIN ,,,stols, WHO demanded
tt,siY p,onos. AR, 1Inelnn mna slot seriously,
b'.t probably pnt fatntly tutueo4. 1ho I:o was
xotara,fd, bms rho yhscRss n,atao tle}r cbrapo.
Two otbos unoi. B;ates Md blntth, pf Ospes,t,
droon Contr, veto rohbort o1, tho Barue eyen.
saE o{ gela,wstcA vh't4rd at 614a ami snmo
tRaaoy. Titi8 snaheg four roAloricH oa tho A,eh-
wny ulth4n tbs puss week IL tbs sa4no yiss,l4y.
, 1874-08-04
cAf}FNnN;A ITEMS.

sAr Fnsro.soo, Aug, 3.-Tlburleio vasoues,
IL. plu.uesor apl uandit, to-day ottansI 4
cIlsuEe Of venup fro,a aAa Donlto County 10
HaEt1 Clara,
Nork bus haen cocumeacsd ou The bn.l1s1g tor
tho Uultod Atatae safe Deposit Company. "
will coNtain 4G1t burHt&r.rreaf sKfeA, fustttshod
by u.olold Il Norris, Gas,tun, O., fot Al6a. a.u0a.
Eugeu9 l., csasar}y ia prass4o0t at aho DOM
paHy. Ths ostab1Iahaont will 10 completed Ia
4bquk et9ilt uautA6,
, 1874-08-04

NcsFs from CNkscr's Expeditions
spett9f Hspateh ts The Ch,tana 7fsbunt.
Sioux City, In., Aug. IA J.xpatch IA tho
iu,sIah rt.tlnasa arrived 1t tho Cheyenne AsfDry
to-day. from tho hossla oa',f, In klso BACK lzsss
They SAY Gen, Custes's ealnisaad it easu1, uear
Dear 0u,to, At isie loot of slsa uluek Hills, %
sdo eveuttg ot Juse 91. Tla1 sapo1! tint sho
Indians know no.ulug Of CMssor'a expedition,
and wora peacefaily llBposefi, and wap,ad
10 comA into the Asanefcs to trudo.
, 1874-08-04

sAEr LAM. y. T., hng. s.-E. i. Sloan, ell
VI, Loum, Ang, 9.-Cavt. paxid Waflo. fur
ianrjs u plo'0iuslt posA.panket Of AIsdreu. Ind.
anl for gtoat NuahsE of 9enra s3o&osy ilhntislod
~ish tbe Observation-Disclosures 0f tbo Ohio md
sissomli htvnrA, dIsd at Kookuk, H.. yasssg1ay.
Nl4 IttHRlus VIII BE- taHeIa to Ma1uou.
, 1874-08-04
FIRES.


SntttaY 0isnatch Il 3As Cafcaqo Tribune.
FEoaIA. H., Aug. ia Gre on Woa, Dad tl;e
n,or,,sstf; about ociork burned to tho grouud
tha awefkt,g-hduso of Y. 4. Dowdait. OF tua
nbxpst from tho eity. MID to xas awahouea 10
seDso of 1anger BY . launA fnlNoG from socout2
aous. The sass of tlo hu,.se WAS complete, sn,1
nearly SO ou thu furniture, hnt it.ia being aayoA
oslng to TIC eassy hour. Tberp was m ipsnr-
aies: Tra0era', Chseago, s1,pcQ; Agricultural,
lbDo Hartford, u, ,00u; aud Ho1tA N1.sA s.
Mercantile, $2,0Qd,
, 1874-08-04

IMPORTANT to Pnrttos Building.
afeasrs. EliAon, rotneroy 4 Gu. annuuuco sste II
scttou, ofn largo assortment OF aarb.e Aad iro aud
stats rate!s. Ill OF tic Aaest roshmansts, and ,aoat
oaegant deeiaus. These Roods sse Vt thu yery hest
1'sty equal to anything soid in tl,a selt. aud al,
gnaEnaeel psrfess Ia e9osy rrspeet. Psyties about
furnishing residences Should ptteha Ind ay;N len-
aclves of bs onpnrtany ot pnscaes'uH ut thls por.
empprs Enie. Tho ssfe cnn,ipDpre. at IN O'CLOCK st
lp stu1es toAoa VI c1a1x a1so.. under lilo ktessaan
H0Ht4
, 1874-08-04

SE. Louis. Mo-, Ang. s.--A s,,eciM from 81.
aalta 10 tho dispatch saya yosssyday afternoon
II, .ole neraes ,sse fam u Geos,,o ~. David
Devss, zaies tsosa soiAtn. lo.tln1 down ,ho
fenecs in thcif assaea, un thoir s%susu thor
woro met by luo Days brolhen'. An alter :atinn
o''s1ted, uhel lolltna au3 Wllson we>a LaI;s
wounded. Constable Deuel3, uIla I9a..o, a.
tompsod to ar6ost tbo narie pso.Aors at .n,ir
hoMse ihst night. md woro 3roi apop. Des-
roll aud oue uf hts posae ~aro seriously w3uud-
~. 9o-3as aAe Dsrss Stalaola Gaya taatas c1vta
UP, Il IN tuiihsed taat two or shscs Vi thoaA
WouAae1 viii dia.