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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

George II. KinGsbury, the assistant re-
ceiving teller of the National Bank Of Re
demption. in Boston, has been arrested,
charged with embezzling :3l. 600 of the bank
funds within the last two years. He has re-
turned $50. 900.
"A Indianapolis, last week. 4 man named
Olphint. a cattle dealer from Gibson county,
Ind. was drugged and robbed OF $1,000, and
then left lying insensible in the gutter.
At Allegheny City. Pa, last week. a dwell
ing house was entered by burglars and robbed
of considerable s~ilverwsre. The house We
set on fire by the villains to facilitate their
fight. and a servant girl, Margaret Lynch,
was overcome by the smoke snd suffocated-
At st. Paul. Minn.. last week. while Joseph
| Lick and his wife were returning home they
were set upor by George Rspp and his wife
and one other. who were lying ii wait. Mrs.
Lich was murdered on the spot, the lnstru'
| ment need being a hatchet. and NJ. Lick Was
so badly mutilated that he viii probably die.
| The sssassins are all in custody.
Two horse thieves were hanged by 3 band
Of vigilants at Allentown, No, on the Iron
Mountain railroad. last week.
The usual complement Of shooting ARRAYS
took place in New York on the Sd met. II a
row between Coroner Croker. TsnmanyIte.
and James O'BrieD, independent. Democratic
and Republican candidate for Congress. John
Nckenna was fatally shot. and another man
was severely wounded. Grocer and three Of
his partisars were arrested. OBren Wa
arrested. but released soon afterward.
During the progress OF the election Al
EufauIs. Ala. on the Sd in=t., a bloody riot
| occurred between white and colored vo.er-.
It appears that a negro who Lad voted the
Conservative ticket was set upon by some Of
his drunken companions. VLereuron 4 mum
Der OF whites went 20 the rescue OF the Demo
cratic negro. A general fight cn-ued, III
which = re 900 shots were fired. Six Whites
were wounded, one OF them. William Keith,
MORALLY. Three negroes were killed out
right. and. rs far as heard from, thlrty-.oar
we're wounded. ten TO fifteen mortaily.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13

A revolution has broken out IN Venezuela,
South America.
-Kullmann, who tried to kill Bismarck, has
been adjudged to be insane, but has neverthe-
less been sentenced to fourteen yearr' impris-
INNER
Cardinal Cullen and the entire Irish Cath
Ole episcopate have issued a pastoral letter
denouncing the late address Of Prof. TyDdall
at Belfast, before the British Association, as 8
revival Of Psgsnism-
1t is asserted that several leading Carlists
recently waited on Don Carlos at Toloss, and
represented to him that it is Useless to con-
time the war.
There are / 800 persons sick with typhoid
fever in Oyer-Dsrwen, county Of Lancaster,
England, more than one-sixth of the entire
population
The German Reichstag organized 81 Der
lin by electing Forkenbech President, and
Stauffenberg and Hsenel Vice Presidents.
the Br tish Ambassador at ConstantInople
has called the attention of the Porte TO the
increasing slave traffic between BengsZa and
Egypt. and the Porte has promised to sup
press it.
An election to I'll a vacancy in the French
Assembly was held in Pas de Calais recently.
A Bonspartist WAS chosen.
The direct cable. which WAS lost several
weeks ago in deep water, hiss been picked up.
Ii il in perfect condition, and VIII probably
be landed safely.
-Lepine is TO be hanged at Fort Garry on
IL, ooh - Ja,ra-r fnr .nrpn1frfFV IN TIM
murder OF Scott. a Canadian, by Hiel's pro-
v%isionsl government.
BY al explosion Of gunpcwder at Houns-
low. in the suburbs Of London, England, re-
Gently. Four persons were killed.
The Mari LAM Express. this week. ssvs:
The wheat trade Is again getting II a Tx.
Tie damp atmosphere is probably the cause
Occasionally there has been r shilling rice,
but other markets show HI equal decline.
Wheat remains the worst-gald grain grown
this season.
An amicable settlement OF the Formosa
difficulty between China and Japan still ap-
pears doubtful, Notwithstanding the more
pacific tone Of recent advIccs.
The Eeichs;sg has ratified the postal
treaties with Chill and Peru.
The hpnbarImcntof Irun had been begun
bv TIE Carlis;-. ard all Spanish sympAthizerr
had been driven from The border departments
OF Trance. TO preserve strIct neutrality.
-Advices from Cape Town state that the gold
fields we're attracting more attention, large
nuggets being found daily. The crops
throughout tine colony are IL a good con
iItion
The chief authorities of the chursh,hsve
decided to hold E great IuternationAl Catholic
Congress n London, With the objec: q man
aiming the doctrine of PapAl iEfallibILty.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13

TIE NovrNBEE ELEcrIoNs-A COMPLETE SIM
MARY or THE RESULT-CoSGgEssMES AND
STATE OFrICrEs LLECTED N Il VARIOUS
STATES.
Tweutv-four States and Territories held
elections on Tuesday. Nov. 3-rNe State,
Louisiana, having voted Oh the day previous.
We print below a summary OF the result AZ far
g. ascertained az this writing. In a few If
the States and in many Congressional districts
the vote - very ciO-e. and Will require the
official count to determine the result
ALa5uD,G-George =. Houston. Democrat. Is
elected Governor by about 100 majority.
The delegation in Congress stands & Demo
Gratis and 2 Republicans.
ArkanSas-The election was for Congress
men only. The Democrats have probably
elected their caudidater in al four of the dis
trlcta.
Dela,rdre-Joha p. Coclrane, Democrat i=
elected Governor by Il small majority, and
James Williams. Democrat. = elected 10 Coz
gress.
F~bridd-Elects William J. Purman and
JOSIAH r. Walls (colored) to Congress. Both
are Republic ans.
GeorgiG Sends an unbroken Democratic
delegation to Congress.
IHinois-Ridgwsy, Republican. Is elected
Treasurer by a small majority. Etter, Demo
crat. is probably elected superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
KanSas The Republicans made 4 clean
sweep in this State, re-electing Gov. Osborn
by n large majority.
EeutucLy-The Congressman elected are all
Democrats.
LouisGnG-The Democrats have elected
their State Treasurer. The delegation in
Congress will probably stand / Democrats and
2 Republicans.
MarylGnd-Elected C members OF Congress.
all of them Democrats.
Observation-Disclosures Democrat, is elected
Governor by 7. 500 majority. The balance OF
the Republican State ticket was elected. The
| Opposition elect 6 of the II Representatives
III Congress.
Nichiqnu-Gov. Baglev is reelected by a
reduced majority. The Republicans elect 6
and the Democrats 3 Congressman.
Minnesotd-The Republicans have elected
their candidates for Justice and Associate JUS
rlce. and all their candidates for Congress.
MiSsOuri-Lharles H.. Hardin, Democrat, is
elected Governor by a large majority. The
Congregational delegation is solidly Demo
cratic.
NerQda-L. K. Bradley, Democrat, is proba-
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AT Jefferson. Texas. recently. a fire cor

AT jefferson. Texas, recently, a fire con-
sumed the bio k occupied by J. c. kalster d
Co., Bigler d Walker, and T. A. Joachim.
The LOSE is estimated at go. 600 insurance,
$40. 900. The fire is supposed to have been
caused by an incendisry.
BY the explosion of a coal-ol lamp at
EdwardsviIle, Ill. recently, Mrs. Russell
Prickett and q daughter aged II years were
fatally burned.
The house of Allen Mouser, at New Hoi-
and, Ohio. WAS burned last week. and $4,000
III greenbacks, in his desk, We're burned
with it.
A building owned by the harbor company
of Dubuque, together witt some adjoining
grain warehouses, WAS consumed by fire /. st
week. Loss S25, 900.
Frank Plasko, a hardware dealer Of De-
t-ol.. Mich. was found drowned in the river
there recently. He had been missing nearly
two weeks. and the cause Of lis death Is Nh
known.
"A broken axle OF a tender wrecked the
sleeping coach OF a passenger train on the
Grand Rapids and Indiana railway last week
Levi Abel. of Illinois, was killed, and twenty
five others received injuries, some serious.
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FIRES AM CASUALTIES.

"A fire at Selin'sgrove, Pa, last week,
destroved about sixty buildings, including the
keystone and National Hoteif. the Central
School House. the Methodist Church, and the
Times printing office. The loss is estimated
at S1Z5. 600.
The tug Favorite vas capsiZeo IN d sq1a!
on Lake Erie last week. All hands were saved
except the cook. Eliza Monroe.
John Dutro, 4 welI-disger, was suffocated
by foul air in q well he wac sinking al Eldora-
do. Preble county, Ohio, last week. Several
persons who tried to rescue Dutro narrowly
escaped his fate.
The steamer Lolita Bernard, Captain Nor
ris. of Duluth, foundered in Lake Superior on
the 29th ult., during a fearful gale, which
swept the deck and finally ~eItinguished the
fires. The persons on the boat were one
messenger. Willie blanchard, and fourteen OF
the crew. Blanchard and one deck-hand were
drowned By the upsetting of a boat. h
remaining thirteen succeeded in launching q
large vawi. and, after untold priyations,
reached shore. After travelling about
five miles ten OF them came
upop An Indian settlement, where they OBJ
tanned shelter aud sent aid to those who were
too exhausted to walk. On being found one
Was dead and the other two nearly SO.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13

The question Of grading salaries Of Post
masters il proportion TO the work performed,
is at present the subject Of much attention i'll
Washington.
The New Orleans Firemen's Charitable
Association has resolved 10 discontinue busl-
ness unless the city pay them by the 18th Of
November. They control the fire department.
The city owes them 800, 600.
The celebrated trotting horses Judge
Fullerton and Occident had an exciting match
race at San Francisco. Oct. 81. which was
won by Occident. whose beet time was 2:ls.
An investigation as to the cause Of the
recent explosion Of the steamer Brooklyn,
near Detroit. charges upon Capt. Harvey
Brown and the second engineer the RESPONSE
bilty of tie disaster. by which eighteen lives
were lost
A site for . military prison TO lie erected
on the reservation at LeaveEworth, Kan, has
been selected by Secretary Beiknap.
The contributions Of Chicago business
men in aid OF the sufferers by the gra-.hopper
plague il Nebraska already amount 70 over
Sc 900. In a few DAYS this amount Will be
more than doubled.
The shipments from the Saginaw river
for the aea-on 10 Nov l are a. follow: Lum-
Der. 433. $50. 1s4 feet lsth. 80, 4O4, 40 pieces;
shingles. GS.559, 500.
Gov. Alien. of Ohio. has Issued 4 proc!a-
NATION designating Thursday, the 10th Of
November, as a day for thanksgiving and
prayer. IL recognition Of d custom older than
Ohio, and responsive to the religious senti-
ment Of the State.
-THE new trade dollar, prepared especially
for circulation in Japan and China. has al
ready displaced So 600, 900 Of Mexican colE il
those far-ofT realms.
The famous trotting mare Kitty D., owned
bv parties in Pittsburgh and Steuoenv.lle.
Ohio. was stolen from her stable last week
She Is valued at 80. 600.
The temperance crusade has again revived
in earnest in Holland, O.. The ladies have re-
fitted the tabernacle and prepared for a WIN
tiers campaign.
The soldiers Orphans Home At Madison,
Wis, i to be Ct sed.
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THANKSGIVING.

THE Pro uAMATIoN Of THE President OF TEE
UNITED S-ATTs.
We are reminded By the changing seasons
that it IS time to pause in our daily vocations
and offer thanks to Almighty God for the
mercies and abundance of the year which IL
drawing to a close.
The blessings Of free government continue
to be vouchssfsed to Us. The earth has re
sponded to the labor Of the husbanGman.
The land has been free from pesti.ence. In
ternal order is maintained. and peace with
other powers has prevailed
II is fitting that AZ stated periods we cease
from our accustomed pursuits and from the
turmoil Of our daily lives, and unite in thank
fuluess for the blessings Of the pa-s and for
the cultivation Of kindly feelings toward
each other.
Now. therefore. recognizing these consid-
erations. I. [. y. Grant, President Of the
United States. do recommend 70 al citizens
to assemble in their respective places of wor-
ehip. Thursday, the 18th of November next,
and express THEN thanks for the mercy and
favor OF Almighty God. and. laying aside al
political contentious and secular occupations.
to observe such day q a day Of thanksgiving
and praise.
In witness whereof. l herewith set my hand
and cause the seal Of the United States TO be
affixed. Done at the city Of Washington, on
the orr dav OF October. 1874, and OF the IL
dependence of the United States the ninety
eighth.
(Signed), |. :. GRANT.
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TIE HARkETS.
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BEEvEs-9t.Gl3c HoGs-D-essed s4G9c.
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CHICAGO.
BErvEs-Choice Graded Steers, s6.25a6.'5-
Choice Natives, s5.7516Go; GOOD TO
Prime Steers, s5.4oG5.75; Cows and Heiters,
s2.O012.75; Medium to Fair, si.0G54.50; Inferior
to Common, s2.DGG2.75. HoGs-Liye, s6.NSa
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13

A new Constitution was submitted to tie
voters of Michigan at the recent election. II
was defeated by q large majority. TIL wom-
all suffrage clause was, Of course, lost; but it
received a vote every way complimentary to
the cause.
The friends Of John Morrissey are already
urging him for the position of sergesnt-at-
Arms Of the next House.
The chances of Hon. Chsrles Francis
Adam. to succeed Charles Summer as Senator
from Massachusetts are deemed very good by
his friends.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.
PERSONAL

Hon. Joseph Mediil has purchased a con-
trolling interest in the Chicago Tribune, and
will hereafter act as chief editor of the paper.
TIE Tribune has netted $4,000 per annum
for the last nine years. Mr.. Med!lls purchase
was made on the basis Of 81, GOO, 900 for the
whole concern.
-Receut deaths In Ecuador, Oct. II. Hon.
E. Runsey Wing. Of Kentucky, United States
Minister; at South Bend, Ind. Oct. 90,
Father A. Lemonier. President Of Nosre Dame
University near Huntsville. Ala. Oct. q,
Rev. James T. Barclay. missionary from the
Christian Church 10 Jerusalem.
President Grant has sent a congratulstory
note TO the Emperor Of Russia in response to
q letter announcing the marriage of the Grand
Duke Vladimir Alexsndrowitch and Duchess
of Neutrality-suspicious..
The Hon. Charles Francis Adams, OF
Quincy. declined a nomination to the Massa-
chnsetts Legislature.
1t is said that the Queen Dowager Of Ba-
varia intends to enter a nunnerv.
-Ex-Gov. Throop die at Willow Brook.
near Auburn. \. Y. on the lst inst.
John P. McArdle. the Oldest practica!
printer in the country, died last week. at Re
public. Seneca county, o. He WAS born III
Ireland. March. 1855, and was consequently in
his Goth wear when he died. He came to this
country IN 1901. when he became 81 sppren-
tice. and NJ to within a few months, has con-
tinued the business.
Mr.. F. B. Harper, the heir of Uncle
John Harper. was offered $50, 600 for Long
fellow the other day.
President MacMahon entertained Mr.
washburne. the American Minister, and Lord
Lytton at a banquet recently.
A French lawyer named Orelie Tonnes.
claiming to be King of Patagonla, was re
Gently arrested on his way to that country
from France, where he lad been to effect s
loan. The Argentine republic claims jurlsdIc'
ton over Patagonia, and arrested Tonnes as {
usurper.
RI. Rev. DR.. Bacon. Roman Catholic
Bishop of Portland. Ne. died at St. Vincent
Hospital. New York, last week.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13
Il. George u. Baebe. Dem.

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10 andrev Williams Rsn a OOe me;
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"a WiIi.,n " ,,aksr Ren
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Holster Clymer Dem
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POI IgVCAL.

Among those mentioned as probable can
didates for the Presidency, At the next cleo
ton. is Hon. Joseph MediIl, late Mayor OF
Chicago.
The Milford n. h Five Cent Savings
Bank has suspended, with liabilities Of
$500, coo, covered, it IL believed, by its as
sets.
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EyANcL4L Ayn INnrgTRL4L.

The report OF the Auditor Of IadianA
shows the following totals OF insurance pu-i-
ness IL the safe for the year ending July J.,
1874: Pv life companies Gross receipts,
5I52G.5 al II losses paid. $3.50 30 %; tsxe-
paid. 522. 22l .Gs. By fire compzuIes-Gross
receipts. y. 500, G5l. OF losses paid, $780,
$50 %: taxes paid, SO. 370.29.
At the Cleveland Convention Of the
Miners National As-oc!atiuu, President Sinev
delivered q sensible address, IN which he very
forcibly deprecated strikes, and urged re-
course to arbitration in all disputes between
operatives and employers.
1t iz probable that the creditors Of Jay
Cooke 4 Co. will, IN about Fix months, receive
ten per cent. Of their accounts.
1t Is claimed that Louisville. Ky, II the
largest market for leaf tobacco IN the world.
The -ales OF that product during the past
twelve months aggregate 90, so hogsheads,
against So 56 for the twelve months previous.
the total amount OF sales being 57.G7L7lO.
The dividends due in the month Of Nc
vember and PAYABLE il Boston foot up So
O59.342. Of which 1924 AS are IN gold.
During the month Of October the rn6ic
debt Was reduced 56sl 43i. Tie following IS
Tie statement in detail
Six ger cent. bonds. a,l72la5 30
Five per cent. bonds. .........--..-- 11s o4',lb
Total coin bonds.......... .-......s 30, 7oS, $50
Lawful money Ii,b'H,bn
Matured debt. H.Is-,9tD
Legsi tender notes 3s2,ui5-!67
Certificates o: deposIt northumberland 5~2.545,VO
Fractional curyency..... .....----- 4o'I9i,I+i
Coin certificates. --,O'N,juN
Total without interest. .-.........-S 504, 81, G.4
, or1 - IL,
TOtal interest ......-...-..-... JI,Il5,cIG
Carr in the Treasury, cOIn....-.....-..S @~c,n-3,2il
Cash IL the Treasury. CUrr"uCv...-.. 1886, 40
SpecI.l deposits held f0r the redemption
Of certificates Of deposit, - provided
by 52.52j,D0
Total in the Treasury. I5s,OII,U lI
Debt less cash in Treasury. -. 2,l39,O Gl, 7Gl
Decrease during the mOnth..-..--.-.S GSl,i5i
Bonds issued to the Pacific l.ailrasd
C0mpaEies, interest payable IL lawful
money, principal outstanding .......- ei,623,5l2
Interest," accrued and not yet paid ...... l~,2:'2,47O
Interest paid by United Siatcs..-..--.. 2i,Jlf 1856
Interest repaid by transportation OF
malis, o'fJ ',-'J
Balance Of interest paid by United
SIates..--.-.... -.-- 4o''-7,41'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-26
The Fancses ofthe Sick.

Adiseased Imagination Is the usual con-
csmitant of torpid stomach. There Is no
which the dyspeptic does not ut different
times SUP pore that he has, or Is about "a
have. The only way to disabuSs the SUI
ferer's mind Of these fsncies, which are re.
alit$es 10 hin, Is TO iniuse lue and vigor In.
TO lbs tliges I'VE organs and the most potent
preparation for this purpose Is Hoste ter'S
stomach BitteTs. There is no affection o.
the stomach, no irresularity OF the liver Oh
disorder Of tine bowels, consequent upon
ind iQestion, for which 1t Is not an absolute
specific. During the twenty five years thai
IL has been the standard tonic and altera'
tive of America, millions Of dyspept cs
have recovered their health and the capac-
ity 10 enjoy life by the soc aid Of this
wholesome and 8, arching vege able prepa.
ration. as an aSsimilant and an anti-bil'
ious agent, a remedy for lassifude, debili-
ty, nervousness and morbid iancies, there
has never been anything comparable toll
in any aye or, country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-26

THE WellsbuTg Independent, IN re-
marking upon the suit brought by the
Directors Of the ?. W. Il K. K. Il,
against SAMUEL GEORGE to recover the
amount of his subscription to that road
reaches the following startling conc!r-
sion
The Board was unfortunate in their
counsel. They sbould have known
that no jury in this county will ever
give q verdict for an attorney who is SO
Obnoxious TO them. The case, to our
mind, is plain one, and, under more
favorable circumstances, verdict
would have been gwen for the Road
Brooke county juvies must be made
of queer sort OF material. In cur
innocence we have supposed juries gen.
orally to be governed by the law and
the evidence Of the case before them
rather than by their likes or diSlikes Of
an attorney or any other individual.