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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-30
TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF
$4,000 EA-CH
IN CppENpACES
IN GREENBACKS.

Two Prizes 81 900 esch IN Greenbscks
Five Prizes 800 each in Greenbacksl
Ten Prizes 100 zach in Green backs
| Horse and buggy, with s.lNcr-mountod
harness, worth 5000.
| lne-toned Rosewood Plano, worth $3.50
10 Family Sewing Machines, worth 800
each
Five Gold watches and chains, worth $500
each
Five Gold American buntl0n watches, worth
1925 each.
Ten Ladies Gold Hunting worth 400 each !.
1000 Gold and Silver Lever aunting wat ches
lin ALL worth from go to $500 each.
Gold chains, lher-ware, JeweIry, etc., etc.
NUMBER OF GIFTS 800. lICKETs LIN
ErED 10 1900.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKET 6
whom liberal premiuns will be paid.
SINGLE TIcLKrs 81; SIX TICKETS 81
TWELVE TICKETs So TWENTY-FIVE
TICKETs $50.
Circulars containing nlii Inst OF prizes
description OF the manner of drawing, and
other information in reference 10 the dis
tribution, will be sent 20 any one ordering
them. All letters must be addressed to
MAIN OFFICE, J., u, SINE, Box
lnl W tuth ~, tiSClNNtTr. ~.
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=. 70 U N DRY,
M A c II l Ne SHOP
FohoEs AND PIPE firrIso,
s1RAM Eyvu6Is. nrs sr...

hTkAm EN0isEs. MILL. SrEA = ss,A,
MACHINERY
Manufactured and repaired,
PecIa attehtion given To light and besyy
torging, house. bridge, railroad anu iail wari
shn al work OF similar character.
steafn and gas Citing ia all It's tran,L..
iull assortment OF Morris, Tasksr a CO.
rhiiadelphia pipe and fittings. Bra.s v.SI.
ETC, and Gas fixtures always on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE A SPECIALITY.
agent Tor Cameron's special steam pn,o-
ana boiler feeder. 1he best mnnnfactoted
oon patent syphon pumps, and Judson',
patent governor and governor valve,
ne following engines, etc, for sale:
we Steamboat engines, ls4 inch bore Of
cynnder; i've feet stroke, and In good order,
que steamboat shaft and crank; wrot iron
ono engine for hosting freight; 7{Xl8.
one IONIC saw mill engine, with shaft ana
crank for nuly or gang saw, second hand
one new IAl2 sBgiIic; my own nianuisc.
ture.
Also, a second-hand stsve cutting n,.
chine and jointor, aud warehouse hoi.tin,
machine, In good order. >
Ehginss and machinery OF all kinds boue bl
aud sold. -
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Bet. Commercial ana washington avenues
1t is true, the doctor is one of tie Olues,
physicians OF the place, and his diploma,
that hangs In his office, shows that 6e has
been 80 years in the profession. He Is doing
q larger Office practice than any other ply.
stefan, treating oil kinds of chronic diseases
Of the human system, such as old ulcers, snd
all diseases of the skin, humOrs and blood
poisons; also diseases Of the throat also
all diseases OF the eyes OF years standing
also artificial eyes Inserted; fistulA cured
without the use OF o Knite /; cancers cured
ny the application Of medicines; pimples on
tue face removed; oil urinary diseases
cured all forms or vcnereal and private
diseases cured in the shortest time semix
weakness and self-abuse cured IN = shor
time.
1t is self-evident that physician treating
cases for twenty-five years acquires grea!
kill.
All consultations conndenticsl, In peysos
prhy lettea.
medicines furnished ut ONCE in all
1923 TIL DR. DAVID HULr2,
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y'A'ia;s ,~.~ s.t.
| 90.
CON s u M PTIO N
AND IT'S CURE
Victim. OF thi, awful disease are found in
every ncighboI hood. In almost every house,
FOR them aud for their filends, we have
tidibgs Of good cheer and bvpe--,he an
| nouncement vi most important discovery
hrmly based upon common sen,c and ren-
| -on, 10y which tho terrible inaia,ty 4. posi-
lively controlled, and its vistilDs are peiina.
nently restored to health
WILSON'S
CARB0LATED COD LIVER OIL
Is not secret Of empirical nostrtim, IL il a
happy combination Of tive remedies known
10 physicians everywhere as the best means
OF combating consumpt on. This coinbina-
non Is Mr. Wilson's disco fery aud Is
founded upOnt the following
SOUND REASONING
Consumption il decay. Soothing, expect.
GRANT remedies are only useful a. palliatiyes,
they do notreach the cause--they do not stop
hb,i' 'i'O
decay co., .'a sHiI,Iv 'ne , oa.,Ie, put ,he
Inc victim m,lst vial CIimst;c ni y, .a.va
.nn,o,i I., nnis. 'Iiu. Ii'l'auc changes are
cnrc IN 49,, o' ~. N.Y. se,,lo,l whony
In srop rar $50 ~ ,ho ,",ns " ~ uou. ~
tive tonic and 'tr.,,,i, ;Ii,p! ~. ies.oIa
ThInk /, n,nmar, ~ nn."s uaaliheu,.
--tinercie. nlcera,;an. a.e ia ,,! ins
,uistion ,a,,i,s IN ,,'i, va.iues anu uePps-
Ws.tinc los %, annpp,i,o ,,, uie p9uy
.,.aa,a - -, y, appotite. eher'allon. hlght
n"sr /. az !, az hno e',loie yniptoih. APP
toms ,chich ar" r,aro,, ~ sa, ,no .Ip
the decay. which ia ,l,a oa,,. !. ,,,n, ~,
the life springs;
rnesc tmo .nihSs are wen known oy the
TPn ay,ni,, .,...,..
I, :. IA aDoic se,u posl.'ey arrests decay.
~ II thc most powerful antiseptic III the
Nnomi "or,o. hVen deau boules are pre-
IL ", ~ IL. hterns INTO tue ercuiation
-. o. ouso B'aPpIes Wl.n corruption, anu
60 ee'sef' ~ Pu'lnes INC sources Oh us
ease. ,
Il, :. ~ Inv VI, ~ natures pest assistant
t,od I'M, consuiilption' ~ Us al once
w. 'oio, puihei' noaer' ~ braces
in, suvpIles .ns WIZ, FORCES, ietds tne
10, ,nn,h,ii nniu . ,ln nature 70 reghin
co.,, 'V 'a,'.. 1T tne,e PURPOSES ho,hing
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$1,5OO,OOO

vii De distributed among the ticket hold.
etc.
The tckcts are printed in coupons Q.
| tebths, and all fractional parts will DC repre-
.entef in t's drawing ibst u whole ticket,
sre.
4 GrVT.
, 1874-09-06

City C0uncilmen Lose Confidence In
Each Other.

City Counci1men Lose Confidencs in
Each Other.
Special Dispatch tn Tie Chicago Tribune.
BLooM1S6EoS, ILL.,, Sept 5.-The City Council
Of Bloomington are harinS q lively timo With in
tc:ael eissentioan, originally provoked by
division on the liquor question sevcn members
being pledged to temperance and prohibition,
and the other five stubboray working for licen:e.
William Spu.gin, lc,LeT Of the temperance fac
ton, on F1ida; night last week was censured b3
tbs Council for appearing in his seat luto1l-
Gated, charge which be deniea IN
toto. On Saturday night Spurgin afraisned
Rotcrt Thompson, Alderman OF the sixth
Ward. and the writer OF the censnra resolution.
for corruption in Office. charging. 1rst, that
Thompson, haa conbpired With other paftiea 20
uso his influence in procuring, through corrnpt
means, the passage through The Ionncu OF the
vacation Of 4 certain At1eet adjacent to Ihomp-
sons residence property, and BY which TacaslnE
Thompson WIS benefited in tbs amount OF 3ooo
or more. spuraiu charges. secondly, thas
Thompscn, AZ Chairman Of tho Comnlttoa
on Police and Gas, refused certain bds for
e;reet-siguB on the city Tampa to one West, OF
Chicago who then bid t1ihe less, obta'ning tho
contract, for which alleged service spurg1n
charges Thompson was to receive, aud did re-
ceiye, the silver doorplate now on bus resldence~
Thompson deniea every charge, and ASKS 1or an
immediate investigation He is ono OF tho city .
most efficient Aldermen, aud tho people havo
no. vet lost confidence in bis integrity. On tho
oshc- hand, Spurgin declares be can produce er~
i<lcuce oral aud written, to substantaata tAS
charge.
, 1874-09-06

The Case Of HcIIrnth Further Conxid.
crcd-Accuscd Iut. in a General De
NAL, and Ask. a Suspension OF Pub
tic t)DiaiDu.

The Case of 0cIIrnth Further Conxid.
crcd-Accuscd pt1ts in a General De,
NAL, and Asks a Suspension OF Pub.
tic opinion.
spee'st Di*:a:eh to The ch:eaoo Tribune
ST. Paul. Minu., Sept. 5-City papers al
bringing up the arrears Ut testimony in tho No
1lr.th inrestisation- The conclusions Of tht
Committee Uell sustained that denial il
not publicly s:t7a.T:ci. The Press this mor,-
ing acknowledge: :ho terrible force Of the COM
mittco's re:az:: i,:s. ii.:!o protesting to aban-
don Mc1lrath, ye: fecks to ralliato the force Of
t4o facts presented, aud. with p1ausibility much
like innocence perver:s the main fact Of NIL.
The Committee reports the difference bo-
tween monoy5 paid McI]rath for the State,
al p7oven By their witnesses, and tho
amounts paid By McIlEath for tho samo into tha
Treasury At $4,000, rhich, with other couec-
tons disappeared, but are not directly traced to
nc1rath's pockets, amounts to $100. 900. Besides
this is large amount known to be lost the State
through conspiracy in sales and fraudulent set
Elements With trespAeseEs, Of which tho Commit
tee make no estimate. The Press represents
the frs. named sum as all the loes Of tho State,
and Acl1rath as being charged nth receiving
only 4 moisty Of that Eum, instead OF which ths
rath pocketed S77.00o, which was not only mo-
iety OF the loss through luis administration OF ten
years, but IL the amount asc0rtained By positive
evidence OF direct stealing.
The responsibility Of the Governors, Ramsay.
Marshall, aud Austin, and the connection OF these
aud other prominent politicians with tho disgrace
ful TRANSACTIONS exposed is not noticed by thu
Press
It transpires that through tho neglect or con-
niyance OF Gov. Auetin, no bond was required
from Mc1ratll for his last term OF office. Nell
rash is now Receiver OF tue Southern Minnesota
Rond. znd counted xmoag iha wealthy men ot
, 1874-09-06
COTTON FR0M SHREVEPORT 10 NEW YORK
ny RAIL.

SHREVEPORT. La., Sept. SAN experimental
thipr1on: Of forty bslehof the ne" crop Q: cotton
leaves hero by rail to-day for New York direct.
on = through bill OF lading. This is the first
ahipmet,t Of the kind ever made from this mar
ket and If 1t fuliils expectations, tho
factors hors 1ill mako large shipments IN th1S
maj
, 1874-09-06
Addresses to The People by the Con-
SerTatiye State Central
Committee.
Protest Against the Action Of the
Government in Sending Troops
to Bolster Up kelloggs
Cause.
The Coushotta People Desire the Presi-
d. 10 Investigate the he.
cent Murdars.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-The Democratic and
Conservative State Central Committees OF
Louisiana have ISSUED the following address:
NrE 0nr 4Sa Sent & 1914
, 1874-09-06

SHREVEPORT, L., Sept 5-A message mas
sent to President Grart last night, signed by
leading merchants, BANKERS, aud professional
hen of this city. denying TINT any resident Of
this parish participated in the recent murders,
claiming tia. no spirit OF 1a~le'sncss exists in
tl.is parish tia: cannot lie controlled BY the local
authorities; claiming that tie condition of a.
fairs here has been misrerrascnted abroad, and
asking that commission of lair-rnlndcd mcu be
appointed by the President to visit this State and
ascertain the truth.
WHERE UNITED STATES TEooPs ARE TO lie To-
GATED.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 5.-The places in
Louisiana designated for troops to prevent out
rurcs arc Sow Orleans. Baton Rouge, shreEe-
;ort, Alexandria, Monroe, Ha11isonburg, and st.
Nartipayllle.
, 1874-09-06
OBITUARY.,

p1r75puno, Pa., Sept. 5.-Ben1amia Crawford,
= well-kuovn engineer. formerly the hupersaeih;
I,snect1r OF B.eanboats. Of this district. and
Iatrr n member OF the United States Boiler Com
mission, died in this city to-day.
, 1874-09-06
THAT BALLOON.

Safe Lnndinc OF Prof. Kings Aero"
uautic E1cur1tonists IL Mi1es 1fo'
Port Huron, Mich.
CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. 3.-Ths balloon
YESTERDAY morning ut II o'clock, mad4
4 rafe landing LAST night. about midnight,
At O'clock last evening. vas scon It Azhtabuls,
60 miles east Of here. and Has then tra!enna @
westerly current. and retraced the course tzn7-
clcd iu tho afternoon. the greater part OF tho
Journey being over Lake Eric.
, 1874-09-06
1HF a,sr3ltu POLAR EXPEDITION.

Loxpox, Sept 5--A later account OF so
Austrian Polar Expedition staten that the e1-
plo,ors penetrated tie sd dc6Eco OF north ns'~
tuda-
, 1874-09-06
LADIES UNDERWEAR, &c.
GREAT BARGAINS !

We WILL tho ne1t ten days, offer our immense stock
Of Ladies' Furnishing and Fancy DrJ Goods At great
1educo4 from former prices. To give every one chtuco
to bur these cheap goods store will be until
O'Clock evcry evening Our Ladies' HeAdy-lade Cotton
UNDERWEAR Department Il the largest ard most CON-
pIetc the United States, and the price
house.
As agents for thcss goods, sell 1t manu-
facture1r all ths time making great saving to cur
that coats il ~ elsewhere ii
Jou so1s It will cost 81. IAdiea' Che
misses, Sght-Dreases Drawers, Skira. Shirt Waists
Bridal Se1. Aproas 1nfant.' Wntdrbes etc. Ouz COR
SET Department contains Ill the celebrated which
va oIer Wholesale and RETAIL Aad refund tne
not satisfactory. Special in Ladies' Fail Suita
Calico Wrappcrt, Mczlao UnderweAg Hosiery, Cloves
Ruchings Ties, Eockvear. Gentemens Fine Furnish
ing Goods, Felt Skrte, Fannsls in all makes, Prtnts
Linens Cottona, aud Domestic Goods. Importers of
Hemstitch Linen HAndkerchiefs. Black Alpaca IN all
best brands reduced to T. . Is, 20 and 60 ccnta. No
tom. ate. Ons pEiee only.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-01
GU BA.

The Missing Tribune Correspondents.
HAVANA, Dec. 31.-Capt. Gen. JOuyel-
lar has ordered a strict inquiry into the cir
cumStances connected with the disappear
ance of Ralph Keller, the Tribune cores
pendent.
The Cuban Press Oh the Sinking of
the ViFginius.
The J'oSe and DidFiO are bitter in their
comments on the sinking OF the NirginiuS
and release OF the prisoners. They charge
that the Government sank The NirginiuS in
order not 10 be compelled 10 deliver her To
Spain. and is guilty of perfidy in releasing
the survivors. The former paper says: 'For
the great wrOngs of the Spanish nation ter
rible atonements are reserved, and their
hour will come" In an interview with
Capt. Gen. Iouvellar. the latter stated that
newspapers give their own opinions-the
Government neither inspires nor is re-
spOnsible for articles they print. The GOV
eminent acts independently and according
to circumstances. Ii does not follow be
cause articles pass the censor Of the press,
thst they reflect the opinions of Joliyellar,
who denies having seen them.
Hong Kong telegram advises dealers
here that the Portuguese government has
prohibited The traffic in and shipment Oi
Chinaufen from MaicO.
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4 NOVEL LOTTERY.
Twelve VyIdoMerS Taking Chances for
Eleven widows.

Twelve HidOWer% Taking Shsthtes tSF
Eleven widows.
Prom the Green Bay tAi-.) Advocate.
We referred briefly lasl week To a novel
lottery which took place At HOllandtOTn in
mis- county. hy which eleven widows and
s MANY widOwerS were mated for matFi-
.loaial alliance. The facts, as We learn
rom The report of "the committee which
rsg.aft COMES la MS signed 10y M. Nanden-
bers. acretagy -are as follows:
T seems That there Mere residing IA the
toau eleven widows and twelve WidOWeTs.
r. presume Il WAS amemier Of the beneyo-
lent society who hrsi proposed that the
eleven widows should become helpmeetS 10
eleven Of the wid0Wers. Al least lie re-
geft saws that blinking it economy to have
Ih4m married, and not knowing how To
tlair them. = committee was selected to
hold counsel rs TO tine hest mode OF coup
ling Ii took this committee one hour TO
taride aS 10 the method, pending which de-
rision. We may believe. there was tutter-
,ns .an0ng the hearts Of the widows. Ii
vas decided - dispose 81 them 10y lot, and
consequently" saws the report, the names
ri al The widows were placed ia . box. and
ir-ewiSe the names If the widOweS."
The drawing Iooi, place al > p. Sc. Mon
a. Az me 0l4l- "a N.-i'-l 'ii'l' ~ va .S'''
mar Ma. L. Men,rn should be married Z"
sFrs. Do Brm. Mr. -. Meiiten 20 MIS-
WI Mr. R,:da Ia Mrs. Na!ldenbeTg, Mr..
E,,-starl,a,,p 10 MIS-. kerSten. Mr. j W.
lVsssarler0 20 SIS. Wilde. Mr.. n. Yer
lruIieu Ia Mrs. l'afrsnboom. Mr.. Neyen-
I,a,r- ,o NIrs. NIeesakber. lsr. John kObus-
-a,, Ia Airs. THlman. Or. l. TenuSen to
Mrs.. Van Dorem. NIr. y. Herrep.ans t6
HTrS Rolf Mr.. Score to Mrs. Van Bloemer'
The twelfth man is Mr.. ID. II. Renter
mann. a-d although lie is doubtless th'
manifest mar in seven counties over tli'
narrow aseape which he had, yet the com
nitiee arr casting about for some means Il
Snpph him with Il parrner-adveItlSSlhs
mat ii there are any widows IN nelghbor
3ns towns who would Ike 10 take Mr.
r'entermann. application can be made u
Peter KerSten. President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-01

meet one another in the street and sing
out: Merry Christmas" and Same to
you" without the least care whether
the other As merry or sad, gay or
gloomy. The newspapers repeat the
same old story, and inform their readers
that Christmas grew out Of the Satur-
MALTA, a ID that in olden times it was
celebrated with great ceremonies by our
English ancestors and much more to
the same effect. The words of Tiny
Tim are repeated year after year, and
We are tolerably familiar with The
Night Before Christmas" We miss
the story that we used 20 look for at
this time, since the hand of the master
has grown cold. and this, too. gives us
a feeling OF sadness.
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condensed Telegram

HOtchkiss Sons hardware factory. Bridge
port, Conn, was destroyed by fire this eve
hing, to=S i,e.gg; Insurance $780, n,
The Atlantic Daiaing U0sGpaBY, HIOvl
dence, r. l., will go into voluntary bank
ruptcy.
The smallpox is increasing in San Fran
cisco, aiid scarlatina is prevalent and fatal
The investigation into the Ia5s Of The
Vile du Havre is progressing before ih5
London Board of Trade.
The office Of the Methodist Recorder
together with tie issue iQr the present
B6ek, was Destroyed by FIRE last night at
Pittsburgh.
The body Of Nathan Marx, with a bullet
hole through the head. was discovered on
the premises of one Sullivan, al NarrOws
Station, nv, yesterday. Sullivan was an
res. ed.
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THE VHRGINIUS.
No Further Proceedings against
HT.
An Excuse for E fding the Pro-
TOGO.

NFw YORK, Dec. 3l.-The United
States District Attorney says that no fur
Their proceedings will be taken i'm The case
of the Virginius. 1t is not likely The YES
sci will ever he raised, and it is deemed
requisite the vessel should be produced be-
fore she could be libelled. Government
officers say that whatever may have been
the relations of Mr.. Patterson 10 the Vir-
ginius at the time of her register, there is
abundance of proof that he was not hei
owner at the time of her capture.
Dispersion Of the Virginius ~PrisOIi.
erS..
The greater number of the rescued pas
sengers and crew OF the Virginius still re-
main at the Cuban restaurant in Pine
street. Nearly all, however, have made ar
rangements 10 join either their friends OF
relatives, and in a few days they will prob
ably all have been. dispersed. Many pres
enfs of clothes and money were received to-
day for the ex-captiveS, chiefly from active
sympaihizerS with the Cuban cause.
This afternoon the one hundred paSSen-
gers and crew Of the Virginius marched in
a body To the Church of the Ascension to
attend the funeral of the child of Lieut..
Commander Braine, of the Juniata.
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BIG LIBEL SUIT.
4 Nan WHOSE Reputation has been
..GeneraIIy Deranged.''

s.SseueEaly DefsanSeo
fNpIANAPoIIS. Dec. :I.-Alr Warren
apssey. President 81 tiia First National
Rank Of Salt Lake City, Utaii, To-day filed
ii tlle Superior Court libel snit tOg SlO0,-
80 damages against tie I3djGRGpSiis
.J0a,1al Company. The complaint is vOia-
aninons. setting forth that upon the Sth OF
October last. the plaintin vas a banker IN
Salt Lake CITY. which section N2S affected
by the financial panic. etc, and ti+2t in
commenting upon some circular issued by
him Is President 81 lie First National
Bsralz. ll4s, .y.,.,sss.sI aflhis cts lbeled Inn
as follows:
Mr.. Warren Hussey. President 81 lie
FIRST National Bank 4, Salt Lake CITY,
tab. issued 4 manifesto asserting the sol
geney OF that institution. : nlan OF that
3iane was arrested and tried here - 1886
md 1851 on a charge Of caUnterfeitiRg aud
embrzzlemeut in the management OF !
Wild cat concern in Boone county. lie
vas shrewdlv defended by Robert Nalpole.
since deceased, and escaped 10y a techni-
rality from the penitentiary. thiS may
not be the same man. but the identity OF
name in such cases is very remarkable, es-
paciallv whenit happens tots So uncommon
:. name as Warren HuSSey.
An of which Warren liGSsey denies III
TIN. asserting thai nn such thing happened
~ Hoone county or any o'her county IN
rhe Stsse anI that 10y reason OF such publ
cation ilGs reputation as bli2i ness man
\ .ras generally deranged
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-01
INDIANAPOLIS,
afalRailrsad Aeeideni.

The c. II. and /. train due here at
o'eioess p, NJ. ran over a broken rail about
half mile ives. Of Brownsville. throwing
the rear coach off ana the train down a
small trestle about 10 feet high, oyeupIG-
ing the coach. killing Mr.. Chester and
child, of Middieiown, o., and John Lines,
Of Connersyille and iHiuFing eight
or ten others. Two Of The
injured men were left at farm house neaI
the scene Of the disaster. and four at Con
nersville. None seriously injured. Every
thing possible for the comfort OF the injured
rqz done by the railroad company. Physi
claus y-sre al COnhersyilie Station on the
arrival az the train TO attend those that
were on the train, aud GtEer physicians
were dispatched 10 attend those left Ct The
wreck
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-01
RELIGIOUS,
Conservation of "a bishop.

ERIE, PA, Dee. 31.-Rev. J. T. Spauld-
ing, ID. D.. pastor of II. Paul's Protestant
Episcof,ai S;ilrch. and Bishop elect toCol0-
RADIO, Wyoming and Kew Mexica, vas iuig
cOnsecrated to-day al his church. Bishop
keeTfOoJ. of Pittshurg, read the consecia-
ton services. and Bishop Cox, Of Western
New 4 OH, preached the sermon. The
Other bishops were Bishop ia.b.st Of IN
diana; Bishop McClOskey, oT Michigan,
aud Bishop Bedell. of Ohio: also about
forty cgergy2ep. The church was crowded
darigG the ceremony
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FO IL & EG N.
A Panic on the Berlin Beurse

LONDON, Dec. 30-A special froih Ber-
lin SAYS there is panic on the BosgSe in
that city.
Marine Horrors.
intelligence has been received that the
steamship Eth, bound from London Tor
Hamburg, was lost al sea ThiryfwO OF
those on board.perisled.
The schooner Charles Cook, FROM Dem
errara for Boston, went ashore twenty miles
south of Cape Henry light yesterday and
Tour of the crew were drowned.
The loss by the burningOf LiOyds WEEK
IN newspaper fiioce, is estimated at one
hundred thousand dollars.
The Ashanfee War.
The Portugal Government has ordered all
vessels arriving from the Western coast Of
Africa 10 be quaTantined. The order will
prevent the landing at Mideora of the in
valids of the Ashantee expedition.
spain.s Chronic Crisis.
A special from Madrid reports the situa-
ton in that city serious.
PARIS, Dec. 3l.-There is a complete
rupture between President CASTELAR, and
Salmeran. President Of the Cortes. There
Is some eNcllelleilt III nftuiiN DuS ny SUI
cess of the government in the COrte:. IS CON
sidered certain.
Jane Antoine GaIignani, senior eeii0r Of
GaIigaaaTs Messenger is dead.
BnBoA, Dec. 31.-Gen. Moriones-is ne
ported at Castro in Cordoya with force of
5000 Republican troops. Gen. Flo is
marching to meet him with 10000 CarliSts.
A Novelty i'm Mexico.
New YORK, Dec. 31.-A dispatch from
the city OF Mexico says the First Methodist
Church there has been opened.
Austrian Ambassador Ia Washington.
LONDON, Jan. l, 1S74.-A dispatch to
the Daily Neles from Vienna, says it is ex-
pected that Baron SchwarZZubOrn, Director
of the Universal Exposition, will be ap-
pointed Ambassador to Washington.