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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-08-19

REGULATIONS SHOULD BE UNIFORM.
Whether we consider the interests
of the railro; DIS or of the several
States through which they pass. it
seems equally important that they
should be subject to uniform regula-
tons which can only be secured by
national control. If the through lines
from the Atlantic to the Mississippi
may be regulated in one way by Ohio,
another by Indiana, and still another
by Illinois, they may become tie VIC
tins Of unfriendly legislation, and be
greatly crippled and hindered in their
operations; and each State, acting for
its own interests, may not consider
those of other States, and may regu-
late against them. IF each State may
regulate within it's own territory, those
roads employed in Interstate com
meree, We may have reproduced some
of those disorders and conflicts which
existed between the States before the
constitution was formed. True, the
railroad companies derive their power
from State charters, but they must
accept their franchises upon the con.
dition that if they engage in commerce
among the several States, they will be
subject to the power of regulation
which was vested in Congress by the
Constitution, long before any railroad
charter was granted, 1t is hardly too
, 1874-10-06

wandering fro,n plnco to p)ncc yeiniy aoekiug
for bread anu fnIllng dead by tho way, mud thoir
bodtoa loft uniricd for days prey to tho fanl-
lnhed loss Mr. Farnswor ro,or's III tint hot'e H. tho
aro almonl onliroly CIT or. III ono vlttngo
" out OF moro tl,an 1,GUO uIloop and EoatB 1uat
ono Hliosp aud Quo goat romnin, and OF 100 cows
two ron,an." In another dlhtriet, " from Hook
from anothor flock IN tl,a same village. NUMBER
Ing B00, of Which ZOO nra moair goaB. tile Hanlo
number, oiyht ia reported" In multlt1ltlos Of
caAoa tho poor lnyo Hold everything they lad
garments tint covered t!iem. to buy bread ut
tho e1orbllant price at which nlono It car
no no ohsni'l.t. o. 1nh'tor OF course, alnoat
tno whole population III tcmnraI'zol; the reEn-
Lar p"rStta or nhatry aro disturbed anu oroAen
up, aitt. milling 10 lind !sonest employment, men
resort to vlolonco atld br'sandago on the h'gh-
"ays.
The quoat'on Will DO asked, What IL tho toy
efnmont doing. "l!at Is public or private charity
In plnces lcar to tl,cso BuforosB doing for their
relief? Tie Government haa sont somo sup
l'lfes into tic ta'nahou alhtrlctH, md III low
q. tue more prominent i'aceH y aeai,ng ont IA.
t1hia 10 tho btaTSlns puor. ~ ~ horea tnat
Government omploymollt MAY 90 given 10 large
numbers upo,l tho lines OF railways pFo1ccsod
through to very ho9st OF tho iainfno foSlon:
and that thus not on'y, eote proaont means OF
subsistence po aeel'Fca ,or tho .eeorefs @ nnt 1o
1sc'lffoce o. a''cls aSat'al 1.ato =, 'pKn III
INC 1tlhro oe PfesonLca ny tue 1aclntlea
Which thcso railways VIII nilord Tor tho. trans
rortutlon III snppoh from other Phrts OF
tho Empire: Tbo only great in'redlmcnt ut
to tho relief Of tl'is fan'ino II tho want of
moa'is OF communication with plaeeb from witch
supplies might CONC, There aro no roads, a'!d
whatovor III transnorted 1nl1Bt DO carried !lpon
tho hauka OF analat wille t!lo afiyors OF the
animals, aud to MI extent tho anin1a1s themsclVcH
must be fel IN the region Of iaMtno n1on tho
very supplies they nro CARRYING thoro' 20 ono
who Knows tho character OF tho. IiarK'6h
Government will eyer. expect it TO- Gal'-
, 1874-10-06
CAPITAL AND LA BOfc.

tliot OF miners Ncilr lEilIf csbnFre, Pn.
Special Dfspatc1 10 Tie rh1cy,n 1'ribnne.
W1LKEsDAnnE, pn., Oct. 4.-Thero las becn
considerable excitement hero to .day owing to the
rutnor Of riot a,nong tho mirrors at the Spring
BROOK Bank, near Mooso. ~ 1niles FROM this
city. At 9;45 o'clock this m or11ing d telegram
came to ShoriG Whitaker skiing him to so to
bIoosic at once with not lcss than sfty uen, ~ a
riot WAS in progress. Tl1o Sheriff boing absent.
tue Deputy-sileriH at Scranton waa telegraphed.
correspondent hastoued to tho acepo Of
trouble but the rioters Ind tllEporHea. Ho was
Informed tint THO Irish 1nnora bud
demanded the discharge Of tho boss,
Wclsh1nan, nalnod Jc,seph Davis, but the Com
1any refused TO acceu, to tho'r wishes, the boss
heipr steady and iu ithful ompl0ye. As re-
suit. the dissatisfied refused to 60 to work, and
wore determined to prevent any further oLera-
tious until tho Welsn1nan WAS d'schnrged To-day
iay so mcu were ilnNB to 10 to work. but thoro
woro only four who had tho collrago to do 10 in
oppos;tlon to the eutagel strikers. THIS foeblo
minority WA atf acAed, and two Of them, named
Meredith ThofAas and Tlonas Seward, badly
hurt by crowd Of from olGAty tn 100
minors, many ot whom welo armed. At thla
inncturo. thu, r,,mor rcached Sprl.Ig brook that
lila Sheriff was coming with largo poaae aud
The crowd scattered in all directions. telegram
to tho Dclu1ty-Sherin roachod him hcforo start
iuc. aud he did not lcayo scrallton with his
posse. 1t IN feared theso will 10 1urtl1or trouble
tomorrow,
, 1874-10-06
II Ia found hnyo douo moro havoc than tho

It ia found, have doue moro havoc than tho
drought. l., n,.,.,u..
tho movement at roat-catate III Dloo'ninRton
AMI Mclean County haa not beol' a8 nctiSo Tor
ycnte u1nlly plncea GluIlginE hands, and good
prices bclnE roallzof.
W1nCoHHtN.
rho foundations for Tho Jnrcsvillc ton mill
aro Jln,Hl,r,f and bricklnying commenced yeHler-
,iay ria building will bc 232x1i fcet tl,roo nso-
yIos hfgl, With m addition for pcklng-room 81
15i feot.
lilo October torn Of tho Uni'ot statcH Cir
INIT Oonrt commenced 1T Milwaukee, yesterday.
Tho Grand Jury was Bwor7f. A largo amount of
linnoss haB accumulated In consequence Of
Judge ILaiuos' sickness.
Auaom Hogors, Of Dsacoyillc, was instantly
killed yeatsrday morning by tho aastwar1-houna
cxprcss OH tho Atlnntio & Circuit Western Rail
road. 1lo ,ynB driving n horBo mud buggy. Tho
ongiuo struck the llorHo, killing and foarfaliy
ntangllng both n,au aud boast.
-Suutlay afternoon q party Of threo young
men ca1uo into Toledo for tho purpose of sproD.
Towards eyonng thoy boca.no very much intoxl-
uatod, ontl started homo In n wagon. Abont 8
mtloa from tho city tho horses tonk fright anil
ras ott, throwing ONO Of tho,n, named CLARK, oMt
AMI down M onbankment. He foil into ditch,
mud bping too drunk to holp himself, strnnglod
10 icl.tl,. Ills companions did not miss him aud
llo wflH not discovered until yesterday morning,
lilo p'ns dead. T1lo t1ccoRaed nas unmarried aud
about a2 yoara old.
, 1874-10-06

,rb., Srcrcr Srrv,cc sturcnu-Scctx.ur
rnfnru,nt,nu f.nn.1tf,n,, of r1,c
,;,..n.,,.,c,,,. F,n,,tr--.r,,,c rtn,,c,,n.
...'. s.".".
e..s', ,,,. ,,.,,,
-, epeee'' D'spase" "a 4aS , e"'e"7o ff''"ne' ,
NA8affS0foS. Oct. 5.-Ihoso VINO are interest,"
I'd in tue formation or tho Secret Service Duroau
aro dist>oged to complain TINT that roorganizaton
doca not nrom1so tn ho M thorouc as waa a,,t,cl~
,n.ad r,,o,, a,,.ro, tt.t 49,, ae.,tor ,,., tator,
p"@I"' 1'os e'tso 'u"' VI, eo"o''ol "a' sA'en
pacK gfcat m91l' OF tue oiu 1ofco WHO "ofo ais"
charged on account Of thoir corruption nnd bad
chn.nctor generally, They say TINT tho Solicitor
1oa o.o,,,tod thu not;op TINT ha ia n rr,at dctcc
4,... ,,,.,a.r s.,, ,l,.t .,,,a- H., a,s so.1.t;o
tl'o niiHscll, ""a anAA '1noct n'o no" ieS.n".'oi
the Chief OF tI'o burean WILL De merely Liz hfst
executive officer.
SEEKING INFORMATION,
4 ,,n,,,or ~ anoc;n, ou.,t. INV, hcor rn.
..,. r. Es,.
cont!S oont aoa'n ~ Inc DoparI'noat oi oas!'eo
aud Poat'otnce Uopartment, chargeo with tho
particular duty Of observing md reporting upon
thn actua1 condition Of affairs in thot section
,s;th viow In e,fnrdirr tia prc.;dcut mi
anJ roIiahio ;ufnrma Finn ,,,1on Which, to hnsc tha
,,Iov ~ i'o ,,,,runnd ra'.or rin1 In o,lavou out
rn,ros ~ ~
A"o0s' ~, tht d,,oc;ot,d }rt,,1
coyn1fIuS vt rIt,: rIErunf,s Il nASK.
WAnu1Hnrus. ID. d. Del 6.-lno Commits
souora tn nottia Tho nfTu,ra Of tia l,r..l!n,or's
Suyinr and tu,.t Cotnpanr Ntite tn n cnrrr.
snputrut TINT II IN in1,1ps,tbjp ynt t., sny wLon
Inn Il, 1t III yjdonj wilt I,e tnl hny t,nye now
, 1874-10-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LoHDos, Oct. 5..-stcamship Ontario, from
quubec for r4lyornoo.. was spoken yesterday. fi5
n,icH from Syno l1oad, ireland. disabled, having
lost her so:ow. Tags lave boon sent to her as
sistaEce.
L1;Enroo1, Oct. 5.-Stcamships Thuringia,
Celtic, aud Scotia, from New York; haso arrived
ont,
NEW YonH, Oct. 6.-Arrivod- Re-
public, from Liverpool.
LnspoS, Oct. 5.-Tho steamships Ontario and
Scotia. previously reported partially disabtod,
have arrived, tho formor OF Eastuel1 and tho
latter Mt Liverpool.
New Yanw. Oct. 5.-Arriycd-stoamo Wscon-
sin, from Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct. 5.-Tbo steamer City Of
Brussels, from Now York, ltas arrived
N;w YoEK, Oct. 5.-Arfiyod. steamer Tho
Quuon, from Liverpool.
, 1874-10-06

m,-- -&7,. = t.,..,. t,.n,..txo,.s sv.,~a..~.
rtuu.cx-rtu,,,nr nr hnot1ncr f,1rsva
T. t-x,..-1R,,,...,.,r,,,,, t,nx,n,,, faYf,r,r,..
p...h,, ,.,,,o,,h N -. cbbo,, a+ts,n.
p' At@' m. - ,,'',. T.. ~,
NE" 3oMK, oos. o'-"l'un'''osH vi ""' ''seos
wha unsettled to-tlhY by lilo fA''lro OF Two NOR
cantEto houses anl tho reported fauro Of novnr-
nj ollory, Tile first ho,1ne tuout[ono was tat of
n,v,n rA1pnr,nn r,
A.. ~, ,,.a.a..u. ..sI,,,as T., s,,,
~ ~" opo olo""",' ~. Io'po,a ~ h''an OIL" "tHoe
flno lRbrica. Illo papor 0l tho iirElt haa sold ~
about 10 por cent within w00lt, lesB than $1f0-
400 Of it boing supposed to bo OH tho strcot.
Tlov ba1 1orro snc,,u ~ ooo,1a A., band ,,,,,,i,
. .'s,S",.',. ~ h""''' w n'' "'''
n"u "eireo'a's' a"sof,"1'S' a''' to htrAn OF Inc
oristh vi aht fill lolt t'ion no wonk that II In i'm
posstble for thom to contlnus longer Oh regu-
lar bnsino.s baBis.
xurrEn a at1,yEn,Ar,
Of Mo, 8 Wntcr street. ienlorn mid fohl,orn In
wooden uomls a]so n,nonncoti tl,rir s,,nnour,on
during liz DIV. A1r, K,,ufor etntol Tint Lu lin,
Ind p1.rorod ypry u,,1ch for e,,tno ttn,o mat in
consequence Of tho CIRCULATION 0r roorts ruiiout-
INK upun tllor soycnoy lila CONSEQUENCES wns
tint their credit xas attncol aud 1t,or pnDDr
sold lower anl lover, until ii wnn fliOputl To Oh.
tain tho necessary MONEY or rr0ltv whornwitl, To
tratsact b,nfnoss, Tl,oy ox,icot To raBl,ue b,,H-
ness aud my iu rnt
rttrnp noung
ct}nnECd fn tho oyf,nrlA Atinn uf 1rm1urp war re.
, 1874-10-06
pENMARE-.

OopENnAdES, Oct. 5.-1'he nosslon Of tho
Danish Parliament was opened to.day. Tho
spccch from tho throne was delivered by lis
Majesty King Clris'ian III pcraon.
The King, in his speech, alluded with gratiAca.
tiou to his recent vsit to Iceland and announced
that ho brought tho greetings Of that colony and
of the Faroo 1alands to tho mother oouutry.
He hoped thoro would be harmonious co-opora-
tlon on tho part Of the now s[nlAtty aud par-
lament The foreign rotations Of Denmark
vero friendly. The e1ihttng situation prevented
q settlement OF the Schloswig question, but
there was still 1easou to hope for satisfactory
solution.
, 1874-10-06

TIE ASIA MINOR FAMINE.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DEATHs-
sCENEB or DREADFUL suFFEnlNa--TrE NEED or
HELP.
70 the Editor of the Nsls York Tribune:
SIR: Tho brief telegrapAio announcements
which occasionally appoar in tho nowEpapers in
respect to the famine prevailing in thu central
portion OF Aea Minor givo but worry inadequate
presentation of tho oxtont and seyority Of tho
scourgc. Oyor an area Of country nearly
AZ large as tho stato Of Now York, people
in great numbers are dying of starvation aud Of
the diseases winch result from lack Of nour
iahing food. It is estimated TINT alroady as
many as 160, 900 hayo died. Every day adds now
victims, while crowds on crowds OF pale, ona-
cinted, staggering men, women, and children are
pouring into the adjacent cities and towns beg
giug for bread. II any ona will tako map Of
Asia Minor and draw limo from Angora to
CONN, lcoulum, on the west, aud from Conta
to Nigdeh on tho south, thouco to Tocat
on tho cast, mud then back again to Angora OIL
tho north, ono will lave tho ltl,its, comprising
40 to 80 square miles, within which tho utmost
acyority of tho famine is felt: THIS region
might fornorly have baon chilled worry garden
for its fruitfu]nosa. Even under imperfect
AAatic agriculture, crops Of grain woro So
oursd sufficient for all tlo wants Of the pop1l-
lation and for a large ,oxpoftation. Last
year, 1878, through tho failure OF tho usua!
ruins, theso crops we.o almost entirely cut
or, aud the whole population Bhnt up to tho very
limited stores renaining from former years.
These stores, moreover, wero heavily drawn tlpon
by tho exporting merchants to moot contraots
thoy Ind made to supply. customers In foreign
| markea. Upon all tll,B followed winter of
very unusaal leagth and aovoIIty. Dotoro IL
pugsod tho fumno had begun. Tho roor pona-
ants we're oatlug, up tho little graln
| ,thoy had reserved for heod. and wore
selling their fow household utensils for food.
Their cattle wero dying OF cold aud starvation.
harvest Of 1874, lslt this, too, has, in great
measure failed, not 80 much from lack OF !ain
aa from lack Of sooa to SOW, Of catte to work ln
tho Holds, and from lack Of strongth nnl heart
| ou tic tart Of the falniHhel puople. Mr. FAtnb-
| wotb, an American missionary, who laa rccont-
| ly made IN extensive tour in tho roglo'', osi.
1I.ateH that loss than ona-4unrtor. Of tao nsua!
| arsa inns been sown, aud thia year,a hnrVeat WIZ
bring scarcely any roliof to tho suffering already
no feattully gsoat.
| Whole columnH might bo tillcd with narrowing
tales OF suffering Of villages whore tho people
woro living upon auch wild herbs MI they coll!tl
| gather 10 tho lods and along tho soadaido ! OF
| llttla children lott aoto to dle III deserted
housea i Of troops Of hungry mon and Wolnon
, 1874-10-06
ctnc1nvA1t LIVESTOCK TRADE,

3, d, alnxwoll. at tho annual meeting OF the
Fork Iuchoys' Association, to-day sElows that
during lilo gear elosi1s bcpt. !, the livestock
Trade OF Cincluuati bud boon NJ follows:
Receipts. Sh'rMsnfS.
i;ate II. Wt|Olto+. ......... ii, Ton
EneoIl .14U U1t ldAurp. VI, ,UBo
LII September tho rnceiI,&s aud shipments this
year compared with last.
Tho tratlo III hoes has hlightly increased. Tile
rucei,tn and shipments ut eattla haya doubled,
aud Of sleep lllyo quadrlpled. Tho averaSo
gfoss wo,glt for tho year has been hogs, 2l8
DputtIa.
, 1874-10-06
CRIME.


Tho Perkins TruGcdY ut Cincinnati.
C1Sc1SSATI, Oct. 6.-lr. Joseph Clare, Of
Bethel, O., who WIS charged by Charles Perkins.
the husband Of tho woman who murdered her
little girl in this city last week. with having
criminal intercourse with bis wifc. mikes q
staton.ent in this mornings Commercial, III
which, after relating ci,cumstautially tho incl
dontH occurring on tho day Of the murder, ho
donies most positively oyer having Ind improper
intercourse with Mrs. Perkins, aud aays that be
can only reconcile Perkins conduct toward hin,
in this case with couHpitacy IN llH part against
his vito, aud design to uso linn as All ins.tu-
mont fur carrying out hts scLeme
, 1874-10-06
FAIRS.
Exhibition OF thu st. Louis Acr1cHlt1t~
rilI Mnd II &C 3aslEiGnA AMh0Cii4Iiual.

Exhibition Of thu st. Louis ACr1cElttt~
ritt nnd 7lcc1ssllaicnA AHh0Cii4tio1t.
S1. Louis, Oct, 5.-Tlo fourteenth annunl
fair Of tho St. Louis Agricultural und b1ec!lani-
cal Aseu-a:ion opened today Mt their oxtcuaiso
aud higIIIy-improved grounds miles from tho
city. Tho weather is very fine, ana tho attsud-
anco large Tor tho opening day. According to
the custom established several years ago, all the
children In the city under u yearB Of ago nero
admitted free Under the standing invitation Of tho
Association, md over 20, 900 little people were
prescnt with their I,arontH and guardians, num-
ber1ng perhapU QUO more. Several departments
weso incomplete to-day, but everything IL bcing
arrangcd, and a!l tho classes will DO larger ullu
much liner than ever bcfore. This is notably 70
nents, all or which arc ovortlow1nG, for the ao-
coulnlodatlon Of which extensive additions to
The former buildings hsd to be mudo.
The premiums Tor trottiHg aud running races
amount to over 81, 900, and will be competed for
Oh & half-nllo track by sone Of the finest ttot-
ters aud thoroughbredH in tho country. Tho
number Of entries thus far ln.de reaches uear
s,0o0, against about 5.000 last year.
Ccttur Rapids 1a.> saorsc-Enir.
CgpAn RAPIDS, Ia., Oct. 5.--rho first nnnnal
Aorse-fair md stock sulo Of this city comes of
uest week. beginning on Tuesday, tho 18th, md
continuing four days. Horses, cattle, sheep,
md hogs are already arriving from oil tt,1arteia
for lUtA tho sale ant races lilo accommodations
| aro amplo, and good for everything aud eyory-
body. The amphitAoatrn will hold 1000 por1o,ls.
| The groun1a aud truck Aro in beautiful con-
tlltiu1, mud the exhibition IL confidently expected
| to eclipse anything Of tho kind over held in tic
| Hate
, 1874-10-06
INDIAN 0EPHEDhT0RS,

Sptc3al UispalcA u INo C0icaH3 TF}hItnt,
OMAHA. Neb., uot. 5.-~Yho commanding officer
ut apo!1ed Tails AGoupy. ropoith eElh haad Of
post to l.ayS Leon killed by Drllca. tist. Ord to-
dsy tolagraphu Post Commander Gao> Indian
Agent, for ,oport Of tho parties WHO til!od Tho
cattle. II .hey belong to tito Agency :llo ASons
wi! be ealol to recomlnona prompt autlon 10
punish tue depretlatora. II tile par:y waB not
from tho Agency. tho commanding oIllter vii
Hend force to follow tho trail and li,l Lln will
age to which II leads. tint proper iblca may DO
spnt at ouco to uttauk tho lndianH
, 1874-10-06
SPAIN.

sASrAspER Oct. 5.-Keports havo reached
here that d mutiny has broken out IN The CasliHl
camp at Durango, and that Don Carlos was
wounded by one Of tho mutiuoera. In oflicnl
quarters It is stated TINT Don Carlos wound ii
serious, q ball having penetrated tho stomach.
AIApa1D Oct. 5.--A Caslist force 1000 strong
attacked tho Town Of Vjch, in Catalonia, aud
mot with n decided repulao, suffering q heavy
loss in killed aud wounded.
, 1874-10-06

Krsos7oS, N. T., Oct. G.--A nun giving the
namo Of Caurlea Il. Ballard. Of Now York city,
to-dny called ut the First National Bank, Rond-
out, mud presented tho Cashior lottor Of intro
lucsion purportlng to be signed by George op-
dyke & Co., Now iork, and check for $4,000
on tho Third Nasloual Bank Of Now York. Blgucd
George Opiyko l. Co.. and certified by letter.
THO Cashier B,spectod fraud telographed to
Now York, and discovered that it was forgery.
Ballard ESCAPED.
, 1874-10-06

GtEvEnAND, o., Oct. 5.-Wlliam Densou, 500.
ona Mate Of tl,o acloonor nci4ard WtnAlow. was
killed this afternoon while attempting to lower
tho topmass Of tho Flagstaff, cornor Of roafl and
Washington streets. Benson WIZ on tho cross.
attached tito pulloy-blochB mud taclo, wl,on the
Btaf brokc closo to Tho ground, benson falling =
distance Of about 40 fcet, tho pole fal!lns Gu
him. crunhlng him terribly. He lived about four
hours. ue resided In Elmira, II. <.
, 1874-10-06
TIE NORTHWESTERN STATES.
News Items Photographed to The CHI
c;t.0 Tr4tuncs

ILLINOIS.
Tho Illinois Baptist Anniversary Of this year year
IL to 10 held III bloomington. BEGINNING oSt. ;;
~ at 7o oeloc in .ho Daptst n IniG" ,vi i, nn. %o
In,onfcrd in dno ti.no. Tloro wlll 10 momooFB'n
'|. .~noporta renewed by tho Bloomington Panta-
graph from a parts of Mclean Coapsy ,, s.a1o enn1
siJora,iy @ larger tlan 1t has boen. a!4p.
% pused. Tho un,,sualy good prices Of thla
Ind othor grain will nuke tho farnora receipts a
III general na largo an nBt,aE. I1orotoforo, the
thp drought, but Inter Investigations show that
it Ia, u large degree. churgoable to the grub
worm that has attacked corn'roots, destroying
: Tho Ans rootluts. THIS grub and the clintz. bug,
, 1874-10-06

Pour lluaos, Mel!., Oct. 5-a:o5 ,. m.-DowN--
Prop IiA..grr STALE; atms Clinton.
Ur-Pyaps One!da, 0A~uBatcl.te, Merchant with
scIuyIkil!, alary psinsle, Cornorant with Oharlea
Wai tiusshawl, l., u. Halo slA ronsort achra Fred
H. Worxc Zach Chandler, GerclI2, Weat Allo, Niagura
No, q 1laln,,old, Woodruff Guy OF RheboyHan, @. i.
WtliI,1s. Thomas OaTn, r. u. Locket, Danforth, l..
llanua, Grangar, D, i, uabtlns, daoFRo L, Wssnp,
Eraut,la Corning.
W1Np--HuptAi hslAks
, 1874-10-06
ETJ JHA.

HAVANA, Oct. 4--proposals for the sale Of
1000. 900 Kilograms Of Virginia and Kentucky
aftobacco w,}l DO received until tue 28th inst.
The conditions arc published In the Official Cd
zetfe Of Madrid III its issue OF Sept. 20. Delivery
IL 10 commence in January, 1875.
, 1874-10-06
CASUALTIES.

Eight Wild Tcxnn Etccra at I.nrna in
Now YORK;.
NEW }onR, Oct. 6.-Anumbcr Of To1an atcors,
which arrived horo Inst oyoning. wli|e passing
through tho lower part Of tho city became lnfu.i-
ated by tic noiHcs and lights md eight Of them
broke from, tho t'rove7a. rushing in various d.
foottohs. sforo tlifi soorH woro alot neatly fl
ty people wore injured by thon,, son,o aoliouply,
, 1874-10-06
BASE BALL,

TIE H0sTOS5 DEFEAT THE HAHFFuHI3S.
s,,estat u.suateh 10 IHe Ch,ctt,o Tribune.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 5.-Tho gamo between
Tho Red Stockings and Ha.tfords today attract
ed 500 spectators. It WIS very pretty game,
though there were good many errors on the
part Of tho 1Iartforls. Tho Dostona batting
was very heavy, and their general playing excel
lent Upper madc several splendid catches in
tho loft field. Tho umpiriug waa very satis-
factory.
Tho followingia
THE eco1sE.
, 1874-10-06

Arrest OF Suspected 1Iurdcrers.
NEw IoET, Oct. 5.-GiosarA mud Vincenzo
aIonfaloon were arrested in Brooklyn this morn-
lug OH tho charge Of being coucernod In the mur-
der of Vncoaxo Fromontono. il Palermo, Sicily,
OH the night OF Fob. u, 1873. Tho officers OK
poet to arrest third suspected poraon this af-
tornDol,
, 1874-10-06

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-About fifty srnall
franc houses On tho trio blooka bounded by
Franklin, Liberty, Andrew, aud JacAeon streots
wcre burned. Tho loss is estimated at al00. .00oi
insured mostly in local companies.
, 1874-10-06

on two-thiidH ttmo. There nro few exceptions.
LEWISTON, No., Oct. t.-Iho Continental and
Lincoln mills aro running half tlmo. Tile Air
tlroscoggn will cntnmot,os running twt-thr,fa
TINA on Thursday, and tho otllora mills will fol-
luw..
, 1874-10-06

OA1Eo, Oct. 5.-The River Nile ia rising aboro
tho usual point reached in its periodical over
flow, aud thcro arc fears Of disastrous inunda~
tion. Tho Government il ondoavorlng TO pro-
won't scrious damage.
, 1874-10-06

Special Dlspatch to 1ht CA.raqo Tribun<.
LANSING, Ia. Oct. 5.-At darce Inst night at
tho louRe of Jacob Eckhart, few miles from
DcSoto, Wis, a 1l,nn named Lombard sliot and
/ mertnlly wounded Eckhart Dewitt. Lombard in
yet at Liberty.
, 1874-10-06

MENR1CK--At IIinsda!o, Sept. 90, Car1o Louise, in
fax aauHior Ut Or. j. q. aud Lou[se A. ". Mefrlc,
nEH( j MDniha.
IH- Raclnp and Waworth County {1Fs. papers poaBo
copy.
GA0I:-At Eranston.. .Monlay morning, Oct. B, EIfth,
Infant dEuEhtet OF Lloyd q. and Emma 4. Gnge, aged
months nnu t. days.
Funeral Wednesday, Oct. z. at p from residence.
liENSIlAW-Oc. 5. daughter ot Honry II. and CLARA
4. Ions1lAw, aged yents:
Funoral, Oct d. at D. ill.,. from 750 Wost Van Buren,
street.
uU1.YE1t-0ot. 8 De1dcn Hayward. only au1Tyiug son
Of Bnldeu i. nad Julia barry tulYes agcd7 Soars uud
3,bHths.
H!NpS-oet. 4, OF typhoid fevor. Rupell P. 1Ilnds,
aEra II years.
funerl tho residence of biz bsoher. O. s.. Inds
Cars to fuso HILL FEionds will attend Without further
notice.
ER- Milwaukee ruposs will please copy.
W1EpPOFFT-Dn Saturday Oct 8. at tho restdence
of her husband. Isabella H., wife os Alfred II. VIVID.
pafft.
Funeral at TIM rosdenoD corner Ct nuunlng street and
SheHe!u nvol't,o. Wednesday, at p. Carriages to
J&nsa I'LL. =
, 1874-10-06

| !specia! D,la1teA to 1'he CAcas" Trionn<.
| IuD1saroS, Allch., Oct. 6.-Tho entire block
facing tic ayonnc between Cllasles aud Robert
streets was burned this morning. LOSS, $4,000
| insurance very snlall.
, 1874-10-06
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, II. G., Oct. 6.-For Northweat
n,l upper i.nao region, rising barometer. light
nortlorly winds. coplor and clearing woatlior.
LOCAL onsE1sy ATy0Na.
ftutclHa. f1ck e. 1H7&
, 1874-10-06

GENEVA, Oct, 5.-Tho Old catholics now liaV'
thtrty-lyo congregations in the Jura.
, 1874-10-06
STABBING AFFBAY.

s. r. Thompson wls stabbed in the left lng,
above tho kueo. last midnight, BY purity whoso
nn1no llo refuHed to give. The atfuir occurred in
trout OF Us and IL Chicago ayuuuo.