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, 1874-11-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE GOOD sAmAR1rANs.

AAG 1oS4< C2AAAZAAtA AGAA' ~
4 mootipg in a!d of tho Good Samaritan
Homo. OF thia city, was hold last evpn'ng In tho
Grand Opera. House. Ats o'clook Mrs. Cynthtn
Leonard, accompanied by Mrs. Or. Chase and
MrB. Forbes, nppcarcd npon Tho platform. MIS-
Loopartl said TINT tho 1lov. Nobort Collycr Ind
promised to be present, but l,atl not presented
himself. Mrs. Turbos would address tho moot
Ing. .-
Mis-. FORBES
rcoitcd poetic prnyor, and delivered MI address
in winch she pictured tho N,iseties Of women
who wore Hiyos Of drunkardH md nlen Of gon-
erat bad character Of fallen women, md Of NIL
femnloa who had tho misfortune to 1nhke a single
fase atop OIL tho roAd Of lifo. She advocated
moro broal charity in dealing with unfortunate
wo.non a,ia Bnid Tint Christ lnd mercy for stiel
although aomo Of his modern followers did not
appear to DO inaplrcd in that d(regalon. :.
Mrs, ChaHo then recltod ''.rs!o Bridge or
Biglls," and another poem. boaring upon crtmo
aud igno,nfniolB donth.
HIS. UYN RITA LEONARD ....
then read a paper iu wlich Bho dealt very So
vorcly With tho roligtonistB who would only be-
stow their charity oil the strictly yrtuoits. So,
too. instancod the generosity Of CArat TO Womon
His example might not 10 .advatltagoouslly
followed by tho Christians who frowncd STORMY
or female Weakness and misfortune. Ihe Indy
rec,tod several instances OF tho dangers and diff
ilcultcB surrounding tho livoB of young girls,
and snd that tho charity extended by Rociaty to
mon should also DO extended to tho gontlcr sex.
Tor hor part, although s1io should 10 crlicitlod
OF reform oven to tho end. (ApplauHo.l
A1ra. Chaso then delivered all address on tho
present evils Of ftlnalo costume and cducationt
after which the meeting adjourned.
, 1874-11-16

Dubuque Desires Municipal Il cform-
The IS1Aon,berS Revenue Case-lAe
Criminal CoHc.
sotefal Dspateh to Tho chtcaqo 7ritu.e.
DUBuquE, H., Nov. 14.-Petitione are in cir
cnlation in this city, mud almost universally
signed fsyoring tho surrender Of the special
cliartor by which the city il governed, aud
the adoption in its stead Of tho General Munich
pal Incorporation act Of tho State. Tho change
is sought 10 bo Objected to got rid OF the Ring
Government. mud to get protection iu better
charter for public interests, and security against
corruption.
In the ~Rhornbosg case, writ of
cortiorari has been issued from tho Uuited
statos Circuit Court at Dea Moines, and
Horvod on tho proper parties hero. re-
mauding tho caso for trial to that
Court, which meets III May ne1t. IA intimated
in thesa dispatches, it il evident that tho State
Judge Ind no authority to grant an injunction
restraining The United States Collector f1om doing
his duty. This course Of tho Government leaves
tho proceedings in this caso in statu quo till tho
United States Court meetB next May, for it ia
unlikely that any proceedings will DO taken to
diaposo Of tho writ just isRuod until that timo.
There ia no such on,rsiou nor error in tho coio
Of Iona al that telographed fron. Des Aloines,
in relation to bal in caaes punishable capitalIy.
, 1874-11-16


An audience OF moro than 100 poraona aancm-
blcd at tho Grand Opera-1Iouso yesterday after
noon to hear tho third lecture Of tho Sunday
Lecture Society's course.
Prof. Colbert was tho speaker, and his subject
WAS "Iho AIoou." tho scenery and phases Of
which wore illustrated by maps and drawings by
the Professor. The lecture, which was listened
to with m attention that spoke we'll for tho
intelligence Of tho audience and tho power OF
tile apraker, wnB MI cxact and scientific Aud yet
popular exposition Of tho phenoMoua Of tho
moons motion, constitution, surface, and at
mospho1o. and Of tho procGhsoa by which astron-
o,nerH have weighed, measured, aud mapped out
the moons dimensions, a'ze, aud distance.
In conclusion, tho lecturer said that the moon,
besides bonlg interesting IS our noxt-door neigh
ion, was also our instructor. Dnt for
tho opportunities for observation and meaauro-
mont afforded by its proximity, NO should proba-
bly, never lIayo beon abba to do more thRn llan1o
the atars in tho tirnanont. It was observation
OF the filling OF the NOON toward Tho oarth that
Of his Eraud theory Of tho attraction of gravita-
ton. The Htvtly Of its phases, cc]ipAeH. ias re-
iat,ons to tho eartl, and it's movements across
Tho skies, had hoon tho basis Of tho magnificent
development Of modern astronomy.
Tho great and gratifying SUCCESS Of tho Sum
need Of tho ago. Tho Attendance is Of all class-
CT, like that ut any other public entertainment
Ihero ia nothing elecmosynary about this coulsc.
1t iH III no scnse charity, Tho intention OF tiio
Society ii aimply to supply at thor actual first
cost course OF interesting lectures by trafnea
proof that a public want has ut length mot
recognition. Several musical entertainments Of
high urder nro promised BY the Executive
Committee during tho soason.
, 1874-11-16

But ono vessel arrived nt this port yesterday.
Not cargn Of lUnber il at the markeI, sn un-
' Tbs S nss Wpsiaw se va aud t. l. Lyon, which b.vo
bceu rendering Important uld in the wreckug line on
1aks r. Erie, haye returned o., t9 1I,' n9lsolt
soue days at Grassy lsla1d was gotson o yesterday
n,orning by tho ferryhoat drant. sno went On for
Buffalo, having received no dnsupge.
DotEoit With coal received aerlolis damage whte in
the welland Canal, which caused her considerable
delay. While eutGrlpg 4 lock her mainbnorn was
sail ard boom
purchased q few days ago by Alexander Hackett h
brother, OF Loamiugton, for the sum Of s54uo. she
vii so'Ine u % % tlS reue a. hercofors under tho
Capt: Wilcoxsou, late Master Of tho schr Ninrof,
sunk n take Esc. by eo!son, lnst Sunday, haa ur-
present he,son. sao os in fataoms Of wator. ilsr
Bpars woll on aud, with favorable weather, there
auother season, hor destruction viii 10 oalplcte.
Tho prop Fountain City. which passed Detroit
isle. also aaoiiler nshors moi far o names n s' hot
known. The prop Oneida reported seeing yssBel
asole II Beaver 1sland with ths tug Lcya.6.n work
Tho three yesscla which haye uattis proa1sd to
tAris Responsive nasnes wsro among tho unfortunate
tlarsng tao Int. sofms. The Hattie Wells wa. shs arst
sou Kos asorb It North poiut, Thundcr nay aud tho
listtis Howard ashnle at Sturgeon Point Lake Esu,
-A ga'ler lhlnea Hurry swaltz, on board the steam
bargs George Ksl!y, was burne to crisp "Wednesday
draat aal st lso 70 Ii. lnas. Ths n.ss were were
s'lhdd III time to savs ths ons hut too iasc to
tic drunken SAILOR. lio hut few mouths In this
country.
Never before hayo the Octobor ratcs shown such
Low averages ~ thsy thow thts ycar. The following
o ch:aao Hf a a Ssat aSsefse c4
month WI elye very far Idol Of shs condition oi
, 1874-11-16

AAAGs
Tho Doanl Of Trustees OF Lake met In session
at tho Town-1Iall, with all proaont: :Aftor reading
tho mtl,utos, tho charges ngainst Officer &. r.
Condor were taken mp It appears that aovcral
days ago Condor rms In d state of drunken
inaensiDility, anl entered tho ealoon or II. Q.
Wilson, whore ho pulled hia pistol aud snapped
1t in tho face of cIttzon standing noar by.
Condor explained his peculiar condition by
stating that at tho time he was eiok,
and had boon taking strong nlodlcluo.
Feeling low in spirits, le took
giasa OF whisky and from Tho t1tno Of taking It
till couple OF hours afterwards he remembers
nothing. Considering that tt vas his frat os-
fonse, aud as lie appeared sorry, for lhe occur
Dy Tho President.
The Committee who wero appointed ut tho
Inst Meeting to taSo leEai hettun regarding the
town reported that thoy had Tiled biil III chan
cory In tho Circuit Court, askiug for an injunc-
ton restraining Charles Z. uoquombol,rg from
laying any moro ptpe In Lako untlor tic con.
esg ~ ap m a1 @ aed
nortod having secured tho scsviccs Of Albert
Feodor aa solicitor for tho town IN all cases
growing out OF tho controversy about tho COLI
tract.
Trustee Montgomery offered resolution ap-
proving tho action Of tho Committee and ac.
capting tho report. Tho resolution was adopsod
BY tho following vote: Yaaa-htontgoulory,
Aresd aton and ia TsoSr Snoan ro
Alarm Boxer was instructed to order throo adal-
tional boxes, making seven In all.
Tho Committee to whom was reforred tue bids
for the boxing Of tho hydrants 90 AZ to proyont
them from freezing reported TINT, asJ. N. Rns-
sell was tho lowest b,ddoE, they had let tho con-
ceptea, and their action approved.
4 communication was received from tho Uydo
31nFtt }6${Y1 ttn5E ttfnr1a
, 1874-11-16

l4t,cnls

l4pcnl.
A rnocting Of tho Directors and stockholders
OF tho Interstate industrial Exposition waa
held Saturday. The reports OF tho storoatry
and Igonaurer showod that dnr!ag THO yeay os.a-
Ing Nov. 7, 1874. tic rouo'pt. wnro $iG3. .06o.35
lilo Grand Jury OF tho Criminal Court on
Saturday found All indictment againat Wilbur I.
nS st1{Sy a stoT Of t s s Gtssxe I I1s a.s IT, H.
N. X. Fairbank, of whom II was recently asaott-
Oh In tho Times Tint Ae had abstractol 1nouoy
from tho noliof Fund. This charge was
2 part Of Mr.; stooy's quarrel win Dr. Dr..
uscd III giving Or. Johnaon = vacation
aftor ho Ind worked himself Asck IN tho service
Of the Relief eociosy.. II wns, also gtvon with
tho conaont and direction OF thoHo having tho
The Chicago Ooal Exchange on Saturday voted
an increaso OF 90 cents per tou o anthracitc,
making tho price, on and aftor to-t3ay, *D50 fur
nut, small egg, and largo egK, and Sl0 for
1nngo. .-s-
The great race for a purse OF $4,000. four
milo heats. In San Francisco, SATURDAY. waa won
by Kalio reaso in 7:A3l{ aud 7:3Gi4.
OLeaiy, tho pedestrian, lsiyct q IN hs atton1pt
to wink to miles In hours aud 40 nlinutos. Ha
walked 481{ miles.
Tho following dispatch was sent to tho presl.
~ D, =. cram. J4,,td-nt.
on account IT delay IN publication, my proclamation
vas not niade public until o'clock this AFTERNOON:
Immediately argo crow's gathered In tho atreesa aud
~" psopfe.rl oi lug e1osa was Graesea h iHs
wssTats for le srrcae Of mysor Ind. Eaward Woc,cr.
Secretary Of Stats. hsyo no militia forca orunnized
and desire to aroid l,osities IL pouslblo Without
Presidential interference alternative il left but to
oFgantza militia or subm, Quietly TO tho overthrow
o. o. .no sa,e o,ta Isfg ae,un " yomr par1
10 eafaess's a,'o''e l.,lI, oo'e.Du'
ConsaaofaDle excitement pfo'ymalleat snu IL -
iearea thai 'ne eonsequeneeH WI! 10 aeFlous' II
Gt.,tnn W,H'nsa ri ot;,,or ~, nsro.
.rrn,;,,ort Tu6n me-, A'So' 0S'' ~' ~ ~''~'
Thc T,nn,s'ana Ret,,rn;,c Roard ,oet Saturday
anil cnmnnucaI cnuva.sinc tha raIu,nu NJ 1h1o
iato cloct;or
A"'' ''e~ M., ,, o,.u,.o
.',, .sA"oi @t"o"eI"' ''l.,
Ihere - talk q eonofat shat-down OF tho
!Ton-manulact1rsne ehtannshmetts q tlttehnfG.
ne inanl,iactaFors ano tho tnualsss onloa 3 stlll
De4nE uaaoie 20 asfoo 70 ha11blaotoFy t@sll1 OF
"aSos'
Sn7. haVerlueo 1ecel1eo call saturtay IRON
aueleea!lon OF Mlne-o"he1s o. M hVlag III tho Couh.
Mos o. a. a4auiaoh and ~; oIaT. lhey fcpfesont
tAat the strlRe o. tne minofa 10 Gohofai. or be-
coming ao' al through tno southern part OF tue
NJ
, 1874-11-16
BIBLE WORK IN CHICAGO.
The Inst number of tho Alliance has tho fol-

lllo 4hat uunOcr u Laa alliance uke tU0 1DI-
lowing article on the Bible work in this city:
midst called ''Bihe Work. 1t IL with tbs hops Of
bringing 1t more definitely before tho Christian public
thn' s 9rtcs III aSzc a M whG lno% H. Me9y
masses In our city. At the time he was called away
from bore ho using oil his efforts 10 get corps or
forest be saya: II vant to get Hbo readers At work,
men and women who will 70 into dark homes and
wy Wy II r reaehss tho al sdo viii Keep Us.
good. intelligent, godly woman III the work 365 days
Ills plan was to have tho city asrictet, assigning to
each vorlier loraty which sho WAS to Visit, learning
tho needs Of every family nrt now connected with
teu'aueo Of tue children at thu day sohuols, and aecnr
ing their attendance lsron soMo M -aclooi and
them mud to have tho uibe read vlcrofer they vii
mud notlers' ncctinga also, when sr. Moody left 10
the year passed tesc layo been i've persons el-
gagged ~ the work ". greater part Of The time Be-
bath-aeoos, 81 icls sd prayer-meotinps hed, about
900 visits hasu been mule where the Bible WAS read
and PRAYER offered 900 sisit4 o tho sick bles aud
schools feature Of tic work deserving mention.
On Saturday afternoons gatharcd gtrla tron 10
10 Jew. rhsir progre4s is gratifying. The num-
her thus trimmed 10 habits Of nes'aess and In.
sfy y yoy age Iho oniss at'eudnu:e ns =
heretofore with this wurk will DO led to do 60, autl
will coutsibnte to Its support It ia supported wholly
by voluntary contributions. Hitherto tho rontrtblt-
tons have been Just sufficient 10 maintain the work at
many disadvantages. 1t Ii desirable that tho nnmber
Df re4dera b. increased and that mcaus Ia afforded for
sys,cmaiziug fully Lelr Ftudy aud instruction.
They now naeet datiy for Aihlo study from to II
/. 1 and afterwards 70 TO their respective .ppoint-
ne,ts to teach what they have studied.
VIII not tho pastors Of churches aid It as they
HouIl II Mr. Moody were u the work? Though ha is
lhAcnt his mind is hurtieucI with It, and hla letters
full Of It,. lie las just pledged himself To pay the
rent Of building to he used headquarters aud
homq a., for thr nbe wlers sgofe who 60 gu.
hcis work. it will bu llhle Institute intended to
furnish iLo best advantages for blc study a1. effort
Arrangements for furnishing The buiIdtng, through
he lbesaly Of Christian friends, now going for
ward, md uIi are invited 10 aitl, L. g.
, 1874-11-16

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

LIyEnrooL, Nov. l4-11 q. .m.-F1onr, 2o.R23s Cd.
Wheat-Winser. 9saea Cd spring. 7s 1oa@8a ID i;
white, % Bdt910a; club. los 8tGsl0a Cd. Curn, 36s
@36s 81. PORK, 7Ba 6l@7os. Lard, 7os.
IryERrooI. Nov 14--1:;o p. ln.-spring wheat, as
@as ID. Lard, Gos Rest unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. lI-Eventng. Amount Of hulliou
withdrawn ftom the Bank Of England on balance to-
day. L1H1,DU0.
106;5; 'G1s, 1o9155; 1o4Ud, 1oIh nav hs, 103A Naw
York Central. 95; Eric, 2ds< preferred, H.
TalloS, 4Gs Gt.
pAntR Nov. l4.-Hentes, Gtf B1Hc.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 14--EyeunA.-Cotton firm mid
ding uplunda. 7s:@74d; middl,g orleans, s4s@
8d: saco. H. 700 bsea speculation and export. quo
bntes Americau Goo baics Cotton to arrvo l-16d
lparer.
DreadstnfIs 1rm. Wheat, red Western spring, ESQ
ss G1. Cor new, 3Gs 3d. Beet, 67s Cd for meas.
Larll, 76s I'd.
, 1874-11-16

John Clifford was arrested yesterday on CON-
plniut Of Thomas 3fcSweeney, OF No. 1877 West
Randolph street, who charges him with stealing
his oYo1coat. Tho prisoner was locked up in tue
Madison Street Station.
The Hon. Carl Scllurz will open tho Lnkesldo
Lecture Course tomorrow evening, in the First
Congregational Church, with an entirely new
lecture entitled Educational pGoblems."
The alarm from Box 712, ut 15O o'clock yos-
serday AFTERNOON, waa caused by Are In 8 two-
story tEaTe building, No. 80 East Kinzie street,
owned and occupied By Christian sattrnp. Tho
uusnago was Eliglt. Tho ignition Of escaping
gus catlBed tic blaze.
- Bliss Adelaide phil[ip8, Mics Ncwcomh, Tom
kari. George w. Colby, and Signora Orandini
and BarcelIi arrived Of the pamcr House yos-
terdAy, from Now York.
Judge dooklns aaya that tho notice to the
enect that ha intended returning to Terro Haute
for tlo purpose Of praciciug law Hith his former
paFtaes. Mr.. George e. Duv, may 1uako Ill erfou-
eouH impression upon tho minds Of those with
whom ho has business relations here. 1t il truo
thht he has "frangeu To nhbiBt MIR. Duy This sol.-
n-law) In lila business there but lo viii elye all
necessasy atteut1ou to tho business he has in
hand here. Ho has no purpose 10 abandon it,
At a preliminary mooting hold Saturday njrhl
Il WAS decided that tho night Provision ionrti
should hold it's meeting At tho soolus OH Twenty
4 formal meeting s called for tonight. at 7:9o
pollock, to 0lect permanent officers ior tho ROE
}0u.
Among tho events that camo OF in this city
tast week WAS tho mat triago, tho 11th iust., tn
llo Nev. DR.. Goodwin. 1T tie residence Of the
pride's father, OF Clifton II. Warren, formerly of
his city. now Of tho Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas
Railroad with headquarters ut sodalla. No.. aud
5Iisa Minnie A. CrulksAank Of this city. Many
substansial toke..s Of esteem wero tenderel
them, md 6eda]ia may we'll feel proud Of her
acquisition from this city.
About $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon nlan
named Mc|1ae! Wolsh % years old. jumped oil
Erio saroot bridge into tho river with the inton-
ton Of committing suicide. Olllcor Dontmyor
roaene.l hir With .le ad Of some panAa, afor
iugn ut no. Huron street. lic stated that ho
was tired Of llIo, aud would make another at-
tbmpt to destroy, himself whom q favorable op-
poftuntty offered.
HOTEL AMHIYALH.
Nrana Pacific ffotet-TAe Hon. John IT..
Goodwin, New York; alolyille i. l.nadon, Now
York; ]. L. Bell. England; q. J. F,sher, uos-
ton II. 0sterlofg, New York; L. 8. Holland,
, 1874-11-16


New YonE, Nov. .1t.-coTroy-1teld higher futures
closed aareay Rtoldy; sales. - 2oo b7es middng up
lnnas, 1Aa+c; Orleata, 10; November, l4ao; De-
Cenbr, IA 9332 IA 151GD january 1H;s-16{3 lb 71o;
February, l5Gtalb 1f~32c; March, Is 27-.(1 t65ac
April, 10 6-32o: May, ID 14-3ao; june, 10 3l-32da
10 1l-1dc.
FLoUR-A shade farner md more doing: receipts.
$4,000 br!s aupersne Western and State 80
common 70 eooa t3.oVes"uo gnoa 10 enolce.
b15 Wn,te Whnat ea1Tn, ezra ohio sa'1S
tsS,W nt ax,nisr - t.uussn;Tv :Ceo stos'hR urn.
unAIx-Wheat o., op1mea a@s2Ho better. ant elo.ca
9net feee!S s ~ ~. epsing' q II
No q' 0 sS1o N: so cs,c,na a
~; Go'hwestcrt 70 W :; Y M;ll No Ms'wa';kss' sllta
s,r & os 81 wsE rsa wastsrr usa 'i y AZ, ~
asnoor Wests;n, *i.2ai ~ whaso no, Sito hya
nrn1or ~ ya9p3tcs ntsoy s.eany. Ma,t ailiet aild
anchanGsa Corn r. a npehea m nrnsF ana c!oseu he"vy
n1ea esIepil, e.au5o " ssnse az, alloat, 9it@3to
nSw aq, We IV sUs ~ Stna snaMo s foF dn
na larry aetNe 11ea "easeFn IN stoset ooc Anoat'
eae; Wn!th ~, bosgo'Aes
MAY.-uncnansem. ~ -, no.. :, va ,x.,x. ~,
noss-steaayi crop o. ~ soo' o1 III 4oss@9o; tx,
laGs loe. ,ara. .,,,.. ,s n,.,s ..
NhoukHtes-Coieo Iuc1 II nna se"uy gooa tnu
PRIME ne'a HFH' ouKaa aa1l ueaF3t auu u"ott iolr
to good rennln1 fH@sc: prime, oIc. leeh!lea dIll
at vA@Lu'c. Alo!hHses-f 9seist u!t antl unEhanHe1
eho,so New oEHnms Sso se " ,eHu s'M HGanss
, 1874-11-16
DEATHS.


,HTUitDhs-NoT. H. Caso1lns A. Hturscs. ,vfe Il
william StufcS*. ns7' "''" Oh
festdehee, 1a5 Mirhigan.ay. - 0' '"' '@A
,t LHNNiP ths s!ty Nov. H. 1a7t William LINN, la
. fin'F.l 10 fran NJ. IS Asho,.s today. Monday, .su
tT Hufsalo. N.Y., papors plcaso conv.
S4U1RE5At Ater long aad painful ilnos. Al.ndn. n.
squire. aEGGd 49, 6a foass. q consampton. "
Minscseta aud ols7o,snd. O., papers piesso COPY.
sfDA sDAIEs.At Ev*n.ton. 5undsy afternoon. Dvrhs
3months. Ao - oeAtos' "soQ
4 ooloct Monday afternoon BY ess1tsgo ia
\, ,,HgLtEMBECk-Satnra Nov. II, 1t qYili,sm.huyv.
;t Tfhnce III aEsa s6 JcATa months and IS ays
Milton A. hfaokey, Of thIs city, W 49, "'A"' ana
~ Evontlg 1uusn&1 and post and Ath.nv N y
pers please eUpy. "Vt 49, A.s "a"
, 1874-11-16

10 low rrce obtained: but thu rates for October, 1871
noi.!F 1onolo tohe rnported last nonth. ny csuel
.no usonha nm not been 80 great by lnks for ha
npto r9saon ttas that lhHro worry ttlo profit ia
~ ~. years hurea and they uou!d mol 20 n,c lower.
LII; IL ootaness ststenent cnai ba ootaitoa Of a ha
9rain tfaa,,sotto fron! tho tntoriur this su,tnor,
1no"R no 10 atnont PAID sherefor+ and tho .ctual
hense oi to work to Tho carrier, II would provo thai
tnlh "o moau tat carracrs have recevod mare fGf
transporting tic property than It cost tl,u 10 oyh +
Sons may hare made llto nouoy during tle ngason
nut tloae who layo Lost will outn.mber tio fortnst
ones.-Ru5uto Commercial Adutrsiser. "'*
lit II sntn4 that tho annual ext!nstes In h.. ~
rorsod by tila Government Engineers for I,re sns ~
1fnrbor Improvements wilt In te ag7repIte f,ii ra
aiterabty below tho uana1 amounts. TIN fonains on ~
among tho principal recommendation fos snnrnst;s
tons: "F'op'as
SE sthtn nt., 1800$
~ ~, nj aU0a
1,,rnet,nn, ~ a. ~ "'....... 7640U1
r"odS ti"rinr - Nv eaaA' ''"...... 501,00d
ni 200OBa
t1ian ~ 6000A
rnnn,.san Mo-. ''''''''''''"''"s...... 16,D9t
ss,nH tao,. n.,: 25O1
Mnmt% ~ thS Mt,,!.atnns s'.''..+.. 1f6Q0a
improvement Of Ohio 1vor... 90 ~
nAoAsu 15nnns
Upper alaaisstpr d ri
nost T, 100000
fitan, Wt Bo0et
.Hhod 15fel 1kA ma
hisssHIFpi. between MissnGrl md Ohio -. c16 M
MISSOURI, btissfasppi, anu A.ksnaas. 379103
, 1874-11-16
MARINE.


Port Of Ch1cnao. Nov. 16.
ARRIVED.
schr A, nusl Graud Haven, lunbcr.
6eow Graugor, 1T. Tale Pier, lumber.
Prop Geo, dunbar, Mnskegon, lumber.
Prop g. Campbell. Buffalo sAudrics.
stnir Chicago, hIanttonoc, snndries.
schr Mary Ludwig, South nayen, wood.
6chr Hattie Fisher, Dayis' Pier, wood.
Bchr Mary Lyon, Cjtar!otte, coal
Hchr Rcd Wing, Bntfa!n. coal
schr 4. Chandler, 13ulaio, cosl,
sco~ n. n. Dnnham. aoodrln'a pier. wood.
sshr Aas&ss'n' aa51hss99; G1hEssRiNGNs sTnasis''
8tsnr Chicago. Two Rivers aunlrics.
trpp Norman Duluth and intermediate ports 404 bu
corn. III br1s pork TAO It's lard, 102 tubs butter,
10 pcs hams. 10 brs beef. md sHndries.
8chr Montpelier, Ogdenslur9, 10000 bA wheat.
Prop hont.ua, Buffalo, 10000 bu coru 40soo bu oats.
Prop @. Campbell, Buffalo, oD.CD0 bu wheat.
B:hr D. 4. DoblluH, Buffalo, 27000 hu wheat.
Schr James Couch, Buffalo, Co. 600 bu wheat.
bchr T. D. Gardener, Alpaua, 600 bu corn 1000 bu
outs, 70 br1s pork. 8 tea hrd' $50 bsla hscf, and
schr bay State, A1cona 3ooa bu cosn 1000 hu oats.
scur q. u. Filler, Lulington, 1900 bu cats, Is tons
feed.
sclr Tempest Marlstee. 20 brls pork;
pork, and aunarios.
NrulIr AND SUNDAY otEAHANcEs.
srhr SwcerssIkes, Kingston, i 900 b,1 whcat,
Hehr Hattie Earl, MusGegou a. eds stone.
Prop II. Groh, aiuustee, 600 bu corn, 1,50o ba oats
1000 BRICK and sandries.
schr D. Ferguson, Cedar River, 100 nu oats ind sun
dries.
Prop uatgor staIe, Buffalo and intermediate ports,
10, 40 bu Wheat. 202l brls flour, $50 bxs cheeae,
~ brls pork, and snutlrfcs.
Prop Gordon CamrbelI. Buffalo; 100 trlsfour. Erie,
bIn Iris flour, 72U pigs lead.
Aud II vessels cleared light.
, 1874-11-16
1'l2D Fill 1hlA11tln.

Tho Fiji lHlandB. which Great Nritain has re-
Gently annexed to her already extensive do1uin-
ions, ara geographically described an constituting
M archipelago III the South Pacific, within sho
tru,,ica. Ilsoro gro 800 isands III tho group,
la14E n ntoa Of 7194 suare .nia nnittas e9usl 60
aollaro niles fall to tho Bhara Of Viii Iowa and
Wanna I.oyu, tho two principal lBa,,tlc. The eo!
ID touorlosl as SURPRISINGLY and among tho
natural prohncsB aro minorala, cotton, coffee,
nga aud ya5o" scas y t. Ih' 80 asrs
, 1874-11-16

throughout tho 5,ar.-ts delightful mud tnln-
brtonH. 1n the chiof istans thoro nts l,arnors ia
pablo Of holding tho largont fleets. mud tho sltua
tton. only1 200 mica fran Nov Zealand md 1000
miles from Australia, IL highly advantageous. Tho
white Settlers, chlo1y lsrltlah and American,
numbar about 1000. aud tho native population
is 100000. OF whom 20, 900 are mountain aagagcs
supposed to be canniba1s. Out Of tho whole
native community, vory large majority arc ro-
ported a. dosEoug Ut bec0mnE ChrlatAnR.
, 1874-11-16


W1NcHEsTER, ILL.,, Nov. 14.-Tho third annual
meeting Of tho Illinois State Farmors AsBoca-
ton will be held in Springfield on DoO. i, a, and
8. Each county, association, or council will be-
entitled to one representative, and one for every
400 members or fractional part thereof exceeding
100 monabers Of the Farmers Clubs, Oranges. or
other industrial organizations OF each county.
4 number Of the moro omiuent Representatives
Of ths different industrial organizations Of tho
country. and othots emlnont in tho discussion OF
tue various questions pow agltating and Interest,"
ing tho iarmers Of tho Uuited 6tatos, havo baea
inylsod TO bo present. and will ba announced.
, 1874-11-16

NEW YonK, Nor. A.-TAe lry-gools hlls!ue.s is
quick with commission houses. and ,olbg branches
inactive. TilD nlarlct for coton Gootia Is nainly
unchanged. Linwood aud N'htinhyile bleached
Airtinga reduced to 111o and l0ac respectively.
6ido-band printa continue activo, Tut f.ncses are
Tic Daily Eniittl,s saya there viii bs VERY largo
pnckagc-s4te Of domestic shawls md shirts ut auction
on Wednesday uext.