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Thirty posons drospo wit wi 'no sI@ae @ 1t nuo1
olotlioB each cartyit,g sick rr .aa ",u
by at,nmntinn ~ ronaos m shomsG!vra immortal
90 unfortunate ~ In h. ee c.iiIon wuo wero
aud to initiate rall,n,c"n',s Sus.a 'c y. 'aasca'
Inav nro gvcu ao,no aae'Ist ana otler [ows.
, 1874-07-06

New YoRK, July 4.-The Fourth was cole
bratcd hera in tho usual way: THO firing OF
halhtes. parade Of military, the ~ long tails OF
the Tamn,apy Society, meeting OF the Society Of
Cincil'uati, grand displays Of iags and fire.
works, and fnnumernble excursions. Thcrc was
tho customary number OF accidont4, one fatal,
aud hros, dispatches from different sections
show worry general observance Of tho day.
NEW YORK CITY.
8reciat dtA,atch To tho Chicaro Tribune
New lonK, July 5.-One riut. Fix brutal af-
frays. tbirsy-tiva fres forty children seriously
wounded, at least three persone killed outright,
mo ono child burned to doatl, form thu Bslnl
total Of the casualties consequent on tile cole
bratlon Of tue Fourth in this city aud Brooklyn,
md AZ these are only casualtleJ which were
thought serious enough to bo reported at tho
police headquarters, doubtless the full extent Of
loBs and suffering cau never bo known. 1t may
be Bnfely Bot dUwu that the above enumeration
does not exnEgcrate tue horrors Of the ''gol ious
day We celebrated IN such Beusoloss fashion. ,
WASli1SGTpS, u. @.
Special D1apt,tch to iAe EhtcaHo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. q, July 5-The F0uath waa
almost universally observed in and about WASH
ington yesterday, i'll 10 fur an the general sus-
pension Of buhinoAB Of all kinds was concoruett
bit it was ronarkod by everybody tAat it was
tho mott quiet OF auy Fourth for mauy years.
The 'Oldest IunbltantH' Association" was tho
only party that attempted to celebrate in tae old
waY, by parading the streets u tile broiiing stn.
Excursions, plcuics, etc., we're we'll attended,
and, ny a rule, Bobrioty. quioincsH, and decorum
prevailed
, 1874-07-06
SUNDAYS NEWS,
fanEnlA

In IN fntoryfey with n Tn,nu.r rnnorter.
Saturday, Alr, 4. q. Ilcsiur dlatlIolly anuuluoed
for Congressional hunorB from tho Third Diutrict
and denied that he had any political friendship
for Or aosign to nasist III tho ro-oection of 9. D.
| Farwoll. MIR. Hesing oonH!tlorH tho Republican
| party doad in Cuuk COUNTY Rud confidently pre-
| dtotB that thu Germans will mover roturp to II.
"A gaB-we has been discovered at South
! Chlcagu by john B. Charbonueau. THO eHoapo
OF gas has continued for nI,nnt four wnoks thn
quality ueiug worry pure, perfectly oolnbustibto,
aud highly iElumlnative.
The Fourth Of July 'paased Of tQ Chtcaeo
without any public demonstrations. It was q
day Of popular amusement aud recreation solely,
.,-sasnidlys sporting oventB: Tie White
Stockings beat tic Boston Red Bkookingn II to
lo; thu AttIotlcs ooat'th Phuadolphlas Il TO O,
De1tor Iark, Tho running lace, dash Of II miles,
Ioi WI agee, vas won by Liitlo Erank IN 2'20 tho
as1 ssi ~ eh anu fapoa5 py falmonth. - o'oa
i,Sa. oo'2 a.iu Ino nnlaro race oY oaps. Aatoh-
inhon: AZ Long Btalcht BngAMon won the milo
aa.i ~ ~ Aittst tho milo heass IN l:47 and
15>n. +, anu ot'saho tue Jofsoy DcrbS, ~ miles,
:" @'4o>a' r.
MI, E"'o'0'
, tn1 oEan'sn ~ uovornmont on WILL shortly call Tor
- 4Iou @ NY ~ ou.ooo sicn 70 reinforce Inc Amy
, 1874-07-06

SDtcial Dispatch 70 TIE (H'ctl0o 7Tf!Nnt..
pEon1A, ILL.,, July 5.-Abont o'cloek this
morning, Shor,iY Hitchcock arrested German
coul-dlrEert named Fred Schultz, living it.
Limestone, for the attempted murder Of
III IRISH miner, named Gcrhart Ncg1oy.
Schultz and Nee1oy Ind some trouble
several months ngo, aud meetlng yesterday
at drinking caro1sa, tho old quarrel
camo up. Schultz, offended at Negloy's angnago
aud crazed BY whisky, drow n revolver aud shot
ut him three times Only ono hill took ofleet
however, and that may not tesult seriously. The
bull entered Negley's leg and there roaalns, all
efforts to reach it proving frtio. Schultz has
becu lodged in jail to await tho result Of Ais ylc-
tjtufa IninreH
, 1874-07-06

Special Dispateh to I'he Chicago Tribune.
,n;ta, ,o1opro+inn ~ 1,,ao,o,,s3o..o H., L.x.
., uut1su se,op4u'ion u 1naopouoence"Oa5 nele'
there has oeeh general holIdaY and suspension
OF business, with saillng Oh the lakes, several
society picnic celebrations. with orations md
mnt,o dnn,;n,, atc FILA sanoot;ono, fo,+,ro ~
H.. ~, ~ 9H, ~, 49,, ~
NV aas ""n tno pot oin'aneo " JUN H. "uuu'
WHO CLIMBED to the top OF tao Capitol hng-staF,
some 200 feet, and, standing on tho back OF the
goldeu eagle which croNns Tho flac. c.staH. fleliy-
ercd a hhort ,ot,toii, orat;o, .nh t1,nr ,or-
ro o'As.''' ""e "u'a Fet-
ior1nea variety OF dancing 1ehts without acci-
dent. This evening lie displays fireworks flom
the aamo pcrious height. 4 two mile shell rnce
was Won by six-ulred shell, Lady Falrch!G,
which made it in IL minutes, II SECONDS, to II
minutes by tho fou1 led Kegousa.
JASEsvlILE.
Sreciat Dispatch u ! he CHICAGO Tribune.
JASEsYlLLE, Wlb., July 4.-Tho celebra-
tion Of the Fouith Of July hoto has been
entirely successful, md tile day has paHBed
OFT PLEASANTLY to all concerned, without accident
OF any kind. Tho Milwaukee Light gnards,
with Dac4'n Land aud n larKo number Of oxcur-
sionists, asriyud ut 14:3O p. nj. by special train
from Milwaukee, aud have takon part in tho OK
ercisoa. Tho Hon. Mutt Carpenter delivered Tho
Grafton to T. largo crowd, mostly composed of
country people, Ut whom the city III full Tub
raccs rcgattas, bAiloon ascelisions, nnd fire.
worltn have constituted tho a1nusoncnts OF tue
dny and evening, to the great delight of our
quests.
DELo1T.
spee'at Dispateh y 14s CHICAGO Tribune.
, 1874-07-06
IOWA.
fttt1lIfNf1tFNN.

SptcfaI Dispatch to 1hs ChtcaRo Tribune.
nunL1NoroA. Iu., July Independence Day
Was celebrated in Burlington In graad style to-
daY. In the morning thero waB sHluta OF
thirty-tlye guna accompanied BY tIla ringing Of
all tile ouroEa-bolls. 1.nter thura wan aIl i'm
1ueuse proceBtlon the la,geat ever seun III tLls
city, being over twn mics long, III it were rcp-
resented I'LL tue tradoB OF tile city. Thoro wore
several bands, abody OF old aolaiors, and dlsti,,-
gulshuu gsutlomon IN carriages. a beautiful
arch, decorated With flags a.,d eyorgreens hatl
beolI erected OIL one Of shc pr!ucipal atrootB, aud
nohr this wan tho Speakers Htard. Bpeeohos
were delivered by Mayor dodge, Judge llorar,
Gel. Warren, aud judge ohrt. About 6,QU0
, 1874-07-06

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 5.-Last night burg
lar entcred the house Of the uon. William
Chase, III the north part Of thiH city, which was
occupied only by two old people. He entered
the room OF Abbott Eddy, brother Of Mrs. Clasc,
and, On hearing the burglar, Mr.. Eddy raised an
iurod. Mrs. Chase heard tho outcry. aud, being
greatly alarmed, diod Immediately, either from
rupture Of a blood-vessol or disease Of tho
heart. Size was the daughter OF the late Judge
Eddy, aud uaa II yeara Of age. Lie burglar
escaped.
, 1874-07-06
MARRIAGES.

TFs~H 11,,,s a.,.,t. ii. - -.
KG. lso9ert Coyor Mtss Melie il. hanlu1e, daughtef
l.. Rea, u Chicago No cards.
FIRMAN-S0UT!lGA Tt>-July =. .at tho residence ol
tho briao's ssscr In Masun City, Nj: William O. Furma1
Minnls suuthgato. Of chicago. No cards.
LA-BoNAiIE. In thi. city, July4. 1874, By
tho Roy; j.. T. Ryan, Mr. Thomas H. Farrell Aud hlrs,
Carrie II. Eonnrn!o.
, 1874-07-06

5ptcfaE Dispatch 10 The Chscaao Tribune.
OMAHA, Ncb., July 4.-About 5000 people at
tondea tho Granger picnic at Elkhorn, thirty
miles west OF this city, to-day. A1aj. J.. ". Da-
viz, the principal speaker, said tho power must
bo taken from politicians. Ho advocated FREQ.
banking and ctloap water transportation. 4 row
occurred ootweoh Changers mud rorgha from tho
CITY. Soyorn men wore knocked down, aud four
shuts wore fired,
, 1874-07-06

AlEstrH1s, July 4.-Dusiness wis generally aus-
pondcd, although there was no public colobra-
ton Of tho da7 except by the variuus coorod
socoties, the members OF which paraded tho
Htrcets in tho morning aud adjourned to tho pc
MIC woot1s.
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 1.-The Fourth Was not
celebrated in public manner III this city, but a
number Of excursions. uiouics, etc., wero held.
The day was very hot, mud probably halt tls
population loft town.
, 1874-07-06
LA1E LOCAL ITEMS,

|
Apoot . O'CLOCK yesterday morning = hack
1roso Up % the Jackson at4cot sflo Of tic
rneliio 1otel, nna tno nieht-eotk OF tho house,
Mt: ilcKoy, hupposlng It waA somo party re.
am1ng hls attention, went out TO attend to
ana TWO paBaongcrs tass neloep, aud tue horses
lendy to diop from exhaustion. a fire alarm oc-
carlea Just a. tnls moment, and although an en-.
Blno camo iashlnE past thon1. the partt did not
STIR, blis continues to nnofo soundty. And 1t
was not until dayllght TINT tloy awoko at the
call Of policeman.
lsaac Alnrahall. colored man Is yoarB old,
WAS arrested yesterday On tho cnarge or huylug
committed q brutal aud gr1Ba Outrage on little
FIJI OF II years, named Magglo brown, living at
| 2o1 Third aYonue.
A mnn nRued 4, Williams was fon1jHt anourh
| to 60 riding with a fail fomulo mined Mary
Hilton, on Saturday evening, and then toox
ruom at 9 hotel. On awakening yostorday
sl4O, and cauHcd tho arrest OF tho woman. 0'''''
| Tile alarm from Box 50 At 4 o'clock ycsterf1ny
afternoon xan occayoued by fire in n nmnii
wooden bnildr,g on S.ato street, No, $50
! owned and occupied by j. Worthoimor l. Co.
amounted to about st ,0U0, and is partly covered
by au insurance on the property.
Clarence uetile, tic yol,1g rau charra1 with
tho shooting OF John Oofey, at tue corner Of
fulton and Unlisted streets, OH the Fourth. deuioa
that he Threatened to kl Cutfoy and sayu .Lat tIla
and Co11ey wore ougagetl in firing at a ciYnr-bor
on tbs sidewalk, and 1uet as ho waa ahont tn mi
ready to discharge his pistol Cotfoy came in
front Of him. and ho uaya, the weapon wont oil,
On tho other maud, tho friends ot CotIey assert
TINT Hertlle did threaten to kill hun. aud ropre
ueut the prisoner as a bad boy. Horde 1s
German. aud quite bitpnle III his Hneoch. HI ia
q tai, light-huired youth, and poorly clad. lie 10
will be keld to await the reanlt of tha injury n
fct,n IN utin ir, noriti
, 1874-07-06
ABROAD.
IN EffTi0tIJs.

LONDON, July 5.-Tho anniversary Of American
Independence wns celebrated ut St. Petersburg
with dinnor at the Unlted States Legation,
Munster Je xoll presiding.
III Lisbon fe,o was given by tho American
Minister, whose official residence WAS huuslsome-
ly decorated.
At paris there Was liberal display Of Aneri-
can Hays NJ tha Legation and elsewhere, but no
formal celebration took place.
, 1874-07-06
atrangers weto in tho city. In tho afternoon
there WAS reRattn On tho rivor, and the day
ondod with grand display Of fireworks.


ondod with gra,,d display Of fireworks.
BURLINGTON.
BunL1NoroN, H., July 4.-The celebration OF
tho Fourth OF July hore In eyor- feature wna q
grand SUCCESS, and wan tho ,noat enthusiastic
oMoryhnce os s of tito dnf evor hold In this State
93oMuo people wore III tic city, Which waH Faiiy
teeol htea with ngs, oto, ard at the Intersection
o. TUG t.o prlncpnl streots grand tliumphal
tn aron, nandsnmoly embellibiod hnt beon crootod
IN amo procohslon Waa over an llour III pnBhlng a
t..ssh polht, and represented al the nocletics,
nttaaea. aud lending business bo1eos In tho city
npeeone9 Tero mado by Mayor DodKo. Judge
lohrar, Judge Ohrt, md ueu. F,tz iionry Warro,,
- k1ahu logas,a OF fur races uaa hold In tho
a,i!aesroo aud at night there was 4 magnificent
;!sp ;na!sp'ay OF h5o-"orka, lasting ovor three hours
1no csoMu, tholigh 10 1nrne, waa worry ORDERLY
alal OUT low caBcs OF drunkenness md no diBor.
dor marrod tho day. '~
HIoux o1rT.
ofesfdt D!spdfch 10 fhe Ghtcano Ttfbnns
SIOUX CITY, H., July 6.-The,o wan IN min
bration Of tho Fourth hers OF uonnroi choroc
tor, but people followed their own inc,inattnn.
~ scokfng, onjoYmont. 1'horo woro n[cnio mr.
ties III almost eyory direction Al lin {air.
grounds was q shooting match between lin Two
clubs Of thtH city. tllo old aud now ronutino In
favor Of tho latter by ucoro OF 59 to IS. rio
othor nmllsnnontn woro trotting taco. and q
haHo-bnll game bstwoon Tho Sioux City and
Lonars ClubB for tho championship Of Tim
Noltllwost. resulting in favor Of tho Sioux civ
Clno: Dances and fireworks prevailed in tLo
evening.
, 1874-07-06

SAN FRANCISCO, July 4.-TAe celebration to-
day was the llncst ever held in tho city. A pro-
oessiou, literary exerolEeB. aud regatta wore
tho principal attractions. Tho oratiuu waa de-
Iiyercd by tho lion. LeonidaA L. Pratt. No nc
cidentH occurred up to snntluwn.
, 1874-07-06
Frishtful cri,ne in Afsacc.

Tho Cologne Gazette OF june l6 contains an
account Of Il most frighlful case of double-Mur
dor committed In Muhauson, in Alhace.. A
man, called Joseph MoHt, between 20 and 90
ycars Of age, had lived for about 4 year. but not
On the best te,nlH, With his mother "a widow,
two SISTERS OF 70 and II yoars old respectively,
md brother Of II, aud had repeatedly, and os-
pecin!ly in tho last weeks, denounced tho etlcnt
sister before the police as tho poisoncr of ls
father, whilst there wero not, to all appearances.
the slightest grounds Tor BuBpecting her. Six
weeks ago he lett his mother hulHe and took
ono for htmBelf. Friday evening last towards
II o'clock, he suddenly appealea, armed with n
nowly purchased dasgor-knife, at tue residence
Of his mother, got gently over tue yard gate,
put the dogs intn their house, and then passed
through tile kitchen, first OF all into tue sIeep-
ing-roon. Of blu brother. whom he killed nIn.ost
into hls throat. The murderer then tried to get
into Ills mothers room, which was provided with
glass door, and i'll which "era also the sisters,
alt of whom had been awakened by tho noise.
These, with the exception OF the younger siH4er,
WHO fled through tho window into tho street
their might. The murderer s.ruck In tho pancs
Of glass, and thrusting through the opon-
ing inflicted several hlows upon Ills uloihbr till
hne succeeded in maklpg her eBcapo through
tho window. Tho elder Bistor, who had alrcAly
received several wounds, could not hold the
wounded by the iuhuman brother. He tLen
struck light, and asked the sister, Are you
dead2" {Eist du todt?) As Bho opened her
eyes he struck in cold blood once moro tue dag
ger into her breast. saylng ''Thero, will givo
you ono moro that yon may haye enough"
changed hB clothts aid then wont ont. But
nhout ha!s-past II thar night ho VAS appre-
Aendcl III tho stseot When he quietly allowed
himself to bo conducted away.
, 1874-07-06

Kingsford's Oawego Starch
hhH become household word for q household D8cesu
sity. 1t ia perfect to admit OF no Improvement
It IL pure.
, 1874-07-06
fsrignEtlage nnh Assassination in
RkAiY.

Tho following aro events OF recent occurrence
In iuly: At FaviA, OIL tho high road Lotweon
Mortara mud Vcrcelli, six brigands, armed With
guns. lirtolA, mud rovovars, attacked two laul-
aud Fnrrettl, who wero returning. in d carnage
from the fair Of hortnra, aud robhed them Vt
their watches md about 2.0U0 francs III money.
Al Fabrlauu, Salvatore I'll StaAio waB carried oil
by eavcn hrigandB to tho 1iassico Mountain,
uld was tocnbed Oh payment Of 1,8U0 francs ram
toln. IN Sicily, Baron sgadarl was captured by
brigandH Lotwcen EaAsot0ntltlt0 and CanareIto
ald tho amount Of his ransom MAS fixed at
l47 o0o francs ~ gold. That kun was paid
ln Turin. Government official Of Eood
birth aud claractnr, bong unable to 1.-Two OH hiH
pnv, KILLED his wifo. three children, n,1d himself.
Tie cllunlbor whern llia victims were found dead
b!io"ed trneeb OF tho must utter ponury.-no
s!.ecta, towels, or linen Of any sort w.ro to be
seeu, md oyon tho wife bud but a raE to cover
hor nakeaneHs. At Cosona, ono Gaetuno Negro
vi, gAA contractor, bong obliged to dismiss
somla of his lAmpghttrs, offered one OF thou.
tle loss lucrative post Of gato.porter. This 1nau
At capua Captain Of Borsaglie,i. agcd So
yonrs, "as c1lalno.ed Of a young lal} aged
IL, aud OF n,spaaslns beauty. ilor pareats
rejected tbe addresses Of ti.e captaln purity on
bud Q prior attachment. Tho Captain
met the young lady aud her mother
at public promenade, and placing II rs.
vover Mt the ear " tho daughter discharged il,
Ho wounded tho mother aud tlon hlut l.inHelf,
but not fatally. but the assassination Of CgYa-
lioro Gaapare B0lla, ut tarma, has caused
Intense alarm. l]ol!a vas " yoars DID, was
1atolY Government oonanlssary IN Bpexzts,
placonza, Bologna. and llayennR. 1le rendered
a!gnal soyices to Justice in thute capacities, aud
bocn1ae tho object of Vengeance on tho pprt OF
time OF i!ia murder he WINS Councillor Delegate
nj tbo Preftckyro III rarmA being tho clnuf
, 1874-07-06

~IV3
Tho best combined compound oil for the hair. Ig clean.
uncts richness, and brilliant Iusro arc the admiration
of I'LL who 1t. For sale by MI aruggsts 80 cents
Van 6chaaek, Stevenson Il keid, Wholesale Agents.
, 1874-07-06

OHIO.
ZANEBY1LLE.
;St1tcfnE E{st1akch In YLs ,hicHnn Ttfhi

7 ----- SaSEnF1t'I1s'
Special Dispatch to The Chicaao Tribune.
ZANEsylLLE, O.. July 4.-pntr,cls Kearnoy waa
instantly killed bv be}nr struck in tbc hoaa
n;,,, sr;no. ~ ,,;,,,o III. .r,a,naa.S
".SA o"4"e ~ F's'e |'''o ''AoAaoo''
Tho Fourth paeAed OF very quietly.
owing to our stringent liquor ordinance
7o,,rno.
sn..,,, n;.,c,., N 1,ns I,.,,,,o 7,-;.,,..
't - "''" 1'','. " m. s"',s1 ,s.., .,''e'
TOLEDO, ~ 'u'y 4.-4ho roufth "aa cole
bratea hero by parade OF the military. Fire
Department. etc. Military companies from
Adrian, Mich, participated IN the celebration,
ln the surrounding towns III thia section OF tho
after tic aGia-beIliln days. by orutiol1s reading
, 1874-07-06

.egecaf Dispaifh u Ths Chftdao 7Ifb"ne.
Qu1Ncy, ILL.,, July 5.-A mau and his wife wero
nrycAtcd il thiH city yesterday OIL suspicion OF
being concerned In tho murder OF tho
river hero Inst ThurAday. A widow
who boarded with this couple Ind
recently bcon allowed pension claim amounting
to e400. Tlis money WAS paid to her by the Fen
zion Agent hora about ten dnvs ago, since which,
has served one term III the PoniIentiary, and
his wifa ts also tough customer. Doth parties
know that tho widow lad drawn l'er money.
Tie brutality OF tho murder, by, whoever coin~
nitteu, ia almost without paInilel.
, 1874-07-06
INDIANA.
Fi1nT WAYNE.

Snet,a' Disnatch to The ch,tuao Tribune,
FoRr WAYNE, 1ud., July 4.-The Fourth Of July
was celebrated hore In m imposing manner. ALI
tho railroads centerag In tho city run excursion
trims, Which camo in hoavily loaded. 4 careful
estimate likes tho number OF pelsona In tho city
at $4,000. Delegations from huntington, Peru,
nnd other placeB. accompanied by bands, and
several long nroceHsons passed through tho
atroets. Tho picnic Of the German Association
at Mad Anthony Park was largely attended.
Addresses we're made bY tho Hon. A. t. Inuil.
ton, Democratic caudidate for Congress- and
others. Tho Irish Catholic aooetieB held picnic
at Williams Grove. which was largely attended.
Ed O'lourke, prominent lawyer OF this city,
vas leading orator. There was grand display
Of tirowo.ks.
LAponTE,
Snec1al Dispatch 10 1he CHICAGO Tribune.
LsronIE m H. 5:' 5ay 4,Ilho picnic given hero
fame, Tor tho benefit Of poor children and chlt-
dren OF lnboring parents, WAS graud SUCCESS.
There woro about 700 in attendance. The,
were conveyed to and from tho grounds OIL tho
steamer Viola, which WIS trent helelotoro un-
enjoyed by many Of tue little lulks.
Special Dispoteh to The Chicago Tribune.
WARSAW, lnd.. July 4.-The Fourth Of July
celebration aud tournament Of fire companies
panlea from Fort Wayhe. Lognnspors, Wabash,
aud Goshen we're III attendance, and an eogant
display was made while tue procession pnradel
the stroots. lhe engines wero docked with il.w-
efs, flags. and eyergreous. 0rations well do!sv-
cred at the fairgrounds, where sumptuouH dill
ner was BorvCa. This contest for tic prtzeH by
the different tire companies wns very interesting.
Goshen won two prizes, Of 53D ard so roupcct-
lively, in gold, and Wabash won one pr.ze of $50
in guild. The stroots we're perfectly iu,nmed
with people.
EouTH BEND.
Speetot Dfspatch to Tie LAscaao Tribune.
SOUTH BESp Ind, July 5.-Iho celebration
of tho Fourth here was mainlo uf the picnic,
social character, With gatherings in tue bur.
rounding groves, Court House Square, aud ut
the Tntncr Hull, tho latter Of Which was tho
most prominent ai'air, as it startled with long
procession, heated by tho Mayor and a humber
Of CITY and county officers carriages. lhe
Turaveleln followed on foot paratng tho prl,,-
clpul st1eets, '!ultlng before the residences Of
pro,nnens, citizens, and greeting, them With
cheers. When tho procession arrived at tho
Inrnor Hall speeches we're delivered by the
Mayor ana number OF prominent cit'zons.
, 1874-07-06

Pianos for Rent.
Splendid new rosewood piauos can ba rcuted ii
Reeds Temple Of Musio, coruor Dearborn aud state<
and rcnt-1uonoy deducted II purchased. P1ices 500
10 500.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-25

ANlDNEE. " - Lll-l4-A-+'F = Z. 10 I.
The Central Ohio Annual Conference
of the NJ. f. Church closed it. 18th ses-
sion to-day, at II o'clock. y. II. The
session was one of great harmony. Bish-
Op Andrews presided. with great salts
faction TO the members OF the confer
ence.
At the roll call on the first day, nearly
all the members answered to their names.
The secretary announced that the Rev.
y. Hough had died during the year, Rev.
N. Howison had been transferred TO the
Rockey Mountain conference. and Rev.
b. J. HOadiey had been transferred TO
the Northern Ohio Conference.
Rev. w. g. Williams. u. .. Of the
Ohio Wesleyan University, was chosen
secretary, Rev. \. II. Corey and Rev. K.
b. Pope assistants
The Central Ohio Conference paid. for
missionary purposes. this year, over
$4,000, being nearly 500 less than was
paid for the same cause last year-this,
in view of the general stagnation Of bus
mess, is rather remarkable, for other
conferences, older and more wealthy.
have fallen below their quota several
thousand dollars. We plead for Cen
trail Ohio, that, as a conference, She
may not only lead the West. bur the
entire Church
On the Sabbath a barge class Of young
mcu were ordained to deacous orders.
Bishop Andrews addressed the class on
the responsibilities of the ministry, and
urged entire conservation To the work Of
saving souls, and pressed upon them the
necessity Of being fully saved themselves.
i'll order 10 be successful in saving otli-
erS.
The pulpit o. ,.a different churches
of the city were occupied by the mem
bers of the conference on Sabbath dav.
On Monday, at i1o'clock, y. N. the ap-
pointnents were announced, and this
body Of faithful man-one hundred and
b"Vlit Sc '-il III 44iii4ibt ills ttlittl away
to their fields of labor for the coming
year. We enclose the appointments for
the FindIay district.
Sidney IS beautifully situated on the
west bank Of the Miami, environed with
hills that rise in grandeur on three sides
of it. The city has two lines OF rail-
road and one canal, TINS feeling the
thrilling power Of 4 nations commerce
on its way TO its marts OF trade. The
are enter prising and mtelli-
gent. The principal local enterprises are
the Holly water works and the gas works.
both Of which have been completed
within the past year We shall not soon
forget the Courteous treatment Of tie
citizens OF this incipient metropolis.
Yours, etc. LETF~.