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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

He found it at McKee's bankrupt store,
Davenport. 1t was fine Broche sh awl
for a Christmas present to his wife,
l4d3tWlt
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

The Moline editor Of THE ARGUS has his Office and
head quarters at the Phoenix Hotel, Subscribers
served by carriers, every evening, furnishing the
latest telegraphic reports and markets, and local
LEWIS. Orders promptly and carefully executed.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

The largest Vinegar Works in the
world are in Chicago. 4. L. Prusing & Co.,
Prop's.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14
Personal.

CHARLEY Mclaughlin was in town to-day.
He viii lie here again Thursday evening
and will BRING Mrs. C, \. Mclaughlin
with him. We wish him much joy.
Mr. S. G. Paddock, of the Princeton
Plow Works. and director in the Chica
90, MillinEton & Western Railroad, was
at TIL Harper House this forenoon, but
business called him away on the noon train
to Peoria. lie said he should be glad to
be al thc meeting at the Harper House
this evening hut it was impossible. He
hoped npr citizens would take an interest
in the road, ana thought proper effort
would bring the road here.
W. H. Franklin, Asst. Supt W. L. r.
r. Racine, Wis Col NJ. D,Wood. Proprie-
tor St. James Hotel, Iowa City; Geo. A,
Gardner, representing the Richardson
Match Manufacturing Co., Detroit, Mich,
the largest in the United States; Joe. G.
yelling, VIM. i. French, W. Fl. Hayden.
Chicago; Hon. Z. Lynch, the Tenn erance
Lecturer, Lincoln, H.; Harry Weston,
Agent Prof McAlister's troupe; Fl. Paren
and wife Evansville, Ind; W. II. Stearns.
Boston, Mass, are among the arrivals al
the Harper.
Gents elegant gold watches, chains, sea
rings. scarf pins, etc, etc, at Epstein's
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

Christmas presents at McKee's bank
rupt store, Davenport, cheaper than can
be found elsewhere. I4d3twit
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

Pound Sociable at w. B. Grenelc's
Tuesday evening, given by '"The Daughters
of Trinity" All are cordially invited
A novelty in pounds may be expected.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

A useful present in the furniture line
can be had at Kroger & Freytag's. See
advertisement. dts.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ask your Druggist for Grams Fluid
Lightning.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

Ladies gold watches speciality at Ep
STEMS; also all the latest styles of jewelry
at bottom prices. dit,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

Those plaid dress goods at Mckee s
bankrupt store, Davenport, are the prelt
lest and cheapest ever brought to the west.
See them. l4d3tylt
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

Leave orders for the new Rock Island
House hack, at the hotel office. d.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

Orders for Printing or Book Binding will
be executed at THE ARGUS Office neat
quick and cheap. If.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

Cold weather and hard times. A shawl
from McKee's bankrupt store, Davenport.
will keep you warm and will cost very lit
tie money l4d3tWlt
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

Fine jewelry of every conceivable de-
sign, in endless variety, at prices that defy
competition. Epstein, Star Block. dit.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14
New BOOKS.

Tales of The Argon&uts, and other
sketches by Bret Harte, Boston, James r,
Osgood and Company, (late Tieknor &
Fields, and Fields, Osgood & Co.. For
sale at Champions.
Mrs, Diaz's Story Book for the children,
Illustrated. Boston, James r. Osgooa 4
Co. For sale at Champions.
The High School Choir, by L. V. Emer-
son and W. s. Tilden. Price 81. Boston,
Oliver Ditson & Go. 45l, Washington street.
c. II. Ditson & Co., New York. Lyon &
IIealey, Chicago. For sale at Champions.
Dry goods cheap at H. G. Wiyill &
Co s. I4-dlt.
Epstein has the largest, most complete
aud best assorted stock of rings in the
city, which he is selling at bed rock
prices. dit.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

All kinds of sewing machines repaired
at the Boston Bazaar. 22-d&wtf
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14
They also proposed the following
amendment 10 the constitution Of the

dHUHAIHtIL 70 tHI CO'!sIItUtiOH u IHG
United States, viz:
No srate sail make any law respecting an cstab.
ishment Of any religion or pruhib ting the free
erCisc hereof, and mOncy raised ty taxation for
Ii~ ~Hpport OF rGblic schools, derived from any
public fund therefor, shall ever be under the con-
troll OF am religious sect, nor shall any money so
raised ever be divided between religious sects or
denominations.
This is the right doctrine, and We trust
that the present Democratic house of rep
resentatives will lose no time in proposing
the above amendment to the states.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14
SECURE Your u

SECURE I OUR p ACEs -TLa business
men in this city and ana v H Who
would like to exhibit their goods ,. s .ho
Turner Fair, in farmer Hall, in this city, ft,
on the 18th, 10Th, and 2Cth, instants, are
requested to call on A. Fl. Lift or G. Fl.
Schocker and secure their stands before
Friday.
14dlt THE COMMITTEE
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

New furs at H. C. Wivill & Co.'S. dI
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

Elegant silver plated tea sets, casters,
forks, spoons, Rogers, Smith & Co.'S.
standard make, at prices lower than any
where else in the three cities, Epstein,
Star Block. dit.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14
9 A M PHI ORIN Il
-ss The great discovery for
The Relief of Pain!

II Immediately relieves, and is a sure cure for
RHEUMATISM and all EXPLANATORY DISEASES.
CAMPnoRINE has relieved thousands Of cases of
Sprains, Bruises and STIFF Joints l; is unrivaled as
a cure for Sore Throat, Pains In the Back, Chest
and Limbs, Chiblains, Burns and Scalds, Frosted
Feet, Catarrh etc.
II has n pleasant and refreshing odor, and will
not grease or stain the most delicate fabric. which
makes II a LUXURY in every family. Price IS cents
per bottle. For sale by L. Breunert Emil kphler
and John Bengston.
REUBEN HoYT, Prop, New York.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

Dry goods cheap at II. G. Wiyill &
Co.'S. l4-dlt.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14
Railroad Time Table.
PEORIA h socx ISLAND RAILWAY.
CHICAGO. socK ISLAND & PACIFIC 3. B.

GOING EAST TRAINS LEAVE
At 8. 10 a. m. 4:15 p, m. and 1000 p. Trains
arrive from west as above.
GOING WEST TRAINS LEAVE
At $50 o. m. ; 955 g. m, and $40 p. m. Train
arrive from the east as above.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

Gents elegant gold watches, chains, seal
rings, scarf pins, etc., etc, at Epstein's,
Star Block. dit.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

- Sea large advertisement.
, 1875-11-20
BORDER WAR.

Fight Hetween Tcxas stntc Troops
and 1IcxiCnns on flcxfchn tott.
i7pte.as L'spafrh to The C.i.n4o TrisuH..
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 19.~-Iho following Ia :
Fepntlican special:
"sss ANTONIO. Nov. 19.-since my last no
news hae besn ro.oYcd from tho Rio Ursule.
bur tue presutn.i"u IL that tllo troopshave crosH-
Cd. antl thas tho wires have bcen cut. IL
n feared Tint. il thore bas been any delay in tho
Ln'ted States Irou1's crosslng. tho Me1icans
have received sein'o.ccmcntH. 4 thousand of
Costetah' msn can rally at Lus Cuosas fn for
1iouIs.'
Tho following Ia G COPS af tic official tcla-
gram received ycstesday: "Capt. NandIott
struck yoaserdaE. back Ut Lon Cueyas. q trail
Of $50 stolen cattle. Ito followed II 10 tic lilo
GFan1c, saw tue hes1 cfosAlne. AMI tln thieves on
tile Mexican sdo hauling them gut. demand
VAS made by him ol tbs MEXICAN autI,or,.les to
surrender tim cattle and thleyes. II m: COM
piled with this morning Ilo Las crossed into Mex
down to aass: him will, all tho available forro
from Nn9Go'd 1'aracKs. Mai. Alexander han
lust started with two companies from Los
Cueyaa. | made domaul on coI. Chr,stoyaI
for tho rendition Of thu caitie-thieses.
lla line to ltnKEold Wal cEt t!lia fo:enoon.
ID. i. PoTTER, Coone! Commanding.
LArEH.--aince my last she follo,sing tale
gram las been received from Col Potter. dated
not been delivered, and Caus. s1cSay
ind tho Htnso troopsElcros.ed the river,
and It Is reported had tghs after daylight this
morning with 400 Mexica1ls IN line. part Of
them regulars. Four Mexicana were killed.
a1a}. CIc',deMn has acizcd tic boAts 1t Cauargo.
Citizens ato reported Arnng.
Tho mails Nhcl, LET: hero yesterday morning
for Corpus Chriat, were robbed 10 miles from
hero. 1nHtruct!o.a have been Fsnt to Col. rot
ter, commanding him not to allow Cuitod States
troops TO CROSS tue llio Graude, unless author.
ized FROM Washington.
, 1875-11-20
Over Ono Thousand German Con.
trilbnt0rg to tho Centennial.
Indian Princes Givo tho Gold Shoulder to
tho English Heir Apparent.
4 London Merchant Invcnis Il New aud
UnapprHYc1 System Of Doublc-
Entry.
Successful Partisan Fete in Md Of Tho American
Monument 10 Liberty.
TURKEY.

IUHNEJs
ACTIVE INTERVENTION PREDICTED.
LONDON, Nov. 1Y.--Cabinet Councils l,nve heen
hold almost daily during tho past wock. Iicront-
" thero hayc hoen tciterationa Of peaceful
aaAurances by lluasian newspaper.
Tho London Times. discussing tho Turkey III
aurFection, saye: Tho bnltan caunot sayo
Herzegovina. 1t ia a. fairly out OF his eraap uH
II destiny had settled It by conference between
tloA'owers. pcaco can bo Trough: about only
by tho extinction Of Tirkish authority. II the
disturbed Provinces uoro oHce III tho safe keep
ing OF Austin, tue Powers might tdks lo;HurelY
Survey Of tho situation aud pru1tdo for the ne
cosstleB Of tho tuturo."
Ilero arc. howoy0r, Indications Of AT carly
Intervention in Tuyltieh nlails. ACCORDING to tho
arrangements Of tho Powers that participated in
tho treaty Ut Paris.
LoNDoK, Nov. ia special iron, Berlin Bays
t4at negotiations nro LOW progressing with tho
Frcat Powers relative to tho Turkish difficulty,
OF tho atatu quo In reKa.d to Turanr.
i1surosED HETnns:s.
The Sublime Porte has notified the foreign
Powers Of tho impending issie Ut o cireuInr do
claring tho reforms It proposes, and stating tho
guarantees offered for their execution.
REPORT.
LoHpoS, Nov. c0--5 a. ns.--Thc Morning Post
publishes report that tho Turkish Ambassador
nt 1T. Petersburg has beon suddenly summoned
to Cohetnntinople.
THE EErourEp COLLECTIVE NOTE.
VIENNA, Nov 6.-TAo report that a collective
note Of tho threo Powers hhs gono to ConBtanti-
noplo, contall.ing q form Of guarantee on the
10 nado by Turkey, III premature. Austria has
been asted to draw III, such pan, as tho Power
ipost ncarly interested, which wilt hayc to be &C.
cepted Itat 1Y tic PowerH,
, 1875-11-20
GREAT BRITAIN.
REMARKABLE ESvEnrn1GF


REMARKABLE ESIEnrnIsE.
New YonE Nov. IA London letter says
that singular variety Of fraud In commercial
life has boon disclosed t!ero by tue failure Of
Sit. Augusta Ahlboru, London dry goods deal-
or. Th.a enterprisug tradcsman kept two Bota
Of books.-ono gonulno and ouo fictitious. Ia
tho latter appear book dehta due him to tho
amount Of 6l,340,1G0, not ono of winch IL real
Iley reprcaont goods which rover existed At all,
Or woro not cold to tho persons to whom they
wore Charged. lhoy seemed to hRvo bcon part
questionable characters, and then entered i'll tho
books to peraona Of credited position, in tho
highest clauses Of society, who mover bought
them. On tho strength of these debta and Of
tho business which they nero supposed to repro
lent, 1t ia c0njectured that Alib0sn built up his
credit aud bought targely, and noue OF tho whole
sale people With whom he dealt lad my sus-
picion Of fraud.
COLI NECErT1na.
NEW YonK, Nov. 19.-A London special says
that after the Cabinet Council GU Sunday. tole-
RraIn VAS sent advistug tho Prince Of WalcH to
return. The real reason assigned by tho cotre-
apunlene for this action Ut tho Cabinet Ia the
unsatisfactory attitude Of the uativo Princes.
Not single reception Inns boon proYored by any
QUO OF tleAe III tic Madras aud Bengal prssf-
dencleH. All tho entertainments thus far gyou
hAvo been given by tho EugiiBll. There IL no
colceaing tho Tact that tho natlya Princes yipW
the visit uufayornbly.
TIE TURF.
LoSpoN NOV. 10.-The race for tho Bhrowh-
hurry cup to-day was won by prodiKal. Flying
Beotchmsu second, LILY Agnes third
, 1875-11-20
OBITUARY,


rur noy. rnrnns urrc.1r7Y
,,.. 49, a. .esson pspo.n an"oaus' ~" uDaln ~
Nr1ctIr. H. n formor,v nna NJ I'm 1,u,1coa
o. tho Supreme Court OF Massachusetts, and
xldey known an ona nj tina ,psat aninnot
Am.t.,n t,~,.,. H. w., 49,. -. rsss.,.',.
I1s'san 1utiss. ue "As porn ID flahKl'n'
Hna., Oct, 10, 1874, aud graduatoa ut Brown
fi,ha.'. f' ~ touo' 'te s'ua1sa -" ~ 'no
ANa4elQ Law school III connecticut. aud Waa
hdniitsd to tic Bar j,1 1903, Altar ssry,np onn
Or I'm tsrr,. l., ,bn 1o,xf,,.t,ra H. ;.t
l6sV, HePortcr OF sho Supreme Court. iu which
odea 10 remRued until 1918, publishing thir-
ten Volumes OF reports, which layo a.vays
bssn regarded as modeIa Of reporting by tho
r1ofssaIon. In this year he was appointed one
d tho Supreme Cour. Judges, which Office ho
bsd sayentaeu years, He resigned it in 1868,
asiag to lila increasing years and inarmi.ios. His
htattsy lsbor was immense. In 1898 be pub.
laAed dira.t NJ t1,o d.ci,;o,a -, tho uu,ro@,,
Co1,s 6ea' u 'no uee's'ons VI tno supreme
w v'l'' OF massachusetts,; IN 1890 al edition Of
rrt ~ 1.s no!''e'a, WIN No'es ah 4eoo n's
s.s w oontfacta ; AlHo oalt1ohs Of M4tIE and
s,,,v,. -. .'1nu.a p'as l''"L.1 on It'1nos 0au
n, nna ~ ~ s'4uen9e asa ~ p'o .A'es ''to ne
w. oas OF the edltors Of the first volume Of tho
"a, I,v n..ss,a., Dsss oasso "ioso 'e,y ul"en
A., ~. u" periodicals. and delivered nany addsaaaos
eoa orat!onB. The Dohtpu Advertiser Bayn at
hin.
1u.o. u
,<iss, HE1caHr Tcs almost tl,c tart nf TIM old
aen :. sa,u .lou dep and c1tensive lsarn!x vas
ehaait!ai to succeas In It. For tie superficial
iss psa'ntnt. that arc often considered snt.!reut
sd but hs was fur from bc!u9 Ike TO many
ID, oniy tassdat0F emtoris ucf 70 young Law
sna Reslally he Wa remarkably accessible and kind,
tns maeh lnatrest III their studies mud tnyoaHHa-
Stas sad va always pleased to give then, any ~
sasa s.aa ~ NJ power. ~ manners n on and % tue
as's aasa bsau fsw ,nors u ,spuhs JuGSss. A'''
THE nxy. Jnus rIrrocnY.
Ths te1eoror,, H.. .1...,.. a.,.,a'.a
llsse e;,c,e =, tr,a',S hsa ~teA, Aano"u' " .no
, 1875-11-20
FRANCE.
INTERNATIONAL FETE.


PAnIs, Nov. 19.-A grand and worry successful
feto was giyon to-day Ut the TalaiB d'Industre,
10 the Camp ElyseeB, by the Franco-Amer,can
Union, tho object Icing to glve greater publicity
to aud extend subscriptions for the scheme for
a monument to liberty Ia Now York barbor.
Tus Committee Of Union WAS accompanied by
several distinguished parsouaees. A brilliant
concert followed. i'll Hh'oh ths baud OF tic
Republican Guard paNiclpxted. Another oou-
cert, vocal ~ vol ~ instrumental, was given.
Tie "Ssar HpAnglel ,l3allnet' was sung
knild great cheering. Tha teta tormlnused
thta evensnB by tho illuminatiol. Ut the
Palace d'1nduatris. A representation of
tho proposed molurucnt formed the loading
foaturo OF tho illumination, Minister WaB-
butna, Consul- General To1hers, Mir. Eaton, e1-
M'uister hickies Marquis Of Kochatnboau, IL.
hlo1a % Cocqueyiilo, OEcar do LufaYette, soy-
etai DeputteH IN the Assembly. representatives
Of the pro4s. and altogether about 8,00O speo-
tstoss, wets present Subser'ptions ere progress
laasons IN Paris aud moat oT tho Lod9es IN
Franco, hare subscribed literally.
, 1875-11-20


Special Dispateh to 1He CAfeauo Tribune,
WAslt1Stiros, D. t., Nov, li.-Tho vicu- prest-
deut was quite weak aud nervous during por-
tion Of tue day, but il somewhat bettor tonight
Fi1itors arc not permitted to zee hin. ue Ia
still very feebe.
oES. DuT1ER.
The falao reports OF tho death OF Con. Buslor
cal5ed Honlo excito,uun! hore to-day, AZ it .as
known that hsH physicians forbade AiB going to
81. Louis On account OF = threatenod attack of
pneumonia. His illness compelled him to In
trust tho dcfense Of CLicf Clork Avery to Others,
II" tht Assoefat<a Irtss.l
uNAuLT RED MEN.
WAAHlNHToN, d. e., Nov. l9.-A parly of Warm
Spliug Indians arrived here D few days ago, auu
wont to tho Washington IIlouae, and thon called
nron tue Commissioner Of Indian Affairs for MD.
1ho Commissioner told thom that II they would
70 to tue TEunont llouge, thoir hoard while
there would be paid by tue Government.
Ths Indiana chose to renaiu W4ess thor welc,
aud tho result .s an UNPAID bill, for which thu
proprietor thrcaten' to retain tbs baggage OF
the IullanB. Yesterday d.. Mckay. the mannger
OF tho baud. called upon tAe Indian Conais-
Hloner, to mako auo.hor effort to secure the pay
Meut VI thla blll u1ld ths roIeahe Ut tlIeir bag
gaXe, t1inkots etc., hut ho pere,nl,torily tefased,
and repI.uRuded tho Doctor for tho intoxicated
exhibition nade by tho Indiat,s on the streats,
declaring It 4 dis.r&co to tho Intliau service.
ur. Mckay finally consented to leays th'a after
noon. nlns tho Commissioner agrocd to furnish
titleta aud blanket to each Indian 1t tho Do
put really for departure.
THE cESAUs.
Gen. Walker, Superintendent OF the Ninth
EeusuH, l!as ,;ubnIltitd l,H reputl tu Tho Kecru-
tsry OF tle lusorlor, III Which he urges upo, the
Secretary tho Importance Of liberal Krauts Of
money fur the purpose of representation Of the
cenBl.s at tho Csutennsl After uaniug the
fow Btates in which tho census Aas been taksa
tho present year, Gen, Walker closoB by saying
that enough IL already known OF tic results 10
Indicate quito clearly that the progress Of onr
population llas received temporary check.
NEFt}TIsM DlsoouNrENAScEu.
Tho Commissioner OF lulprnAI lteycnue re-
cont!y sent lettes to Col. Young, Collector OF
the Fourth District Of North Carolina, informing
lin, That nopotlsm ia not &dyisci by tho Depart
n,aut, and that IL will 10 necessary for lin 70
make cartAln dtsmissa!B.
AHN ELtzA's CASE.
Tie action OF Chief Justice White, In dikcll4rg-
Ing brigham Young from alleged coatompt tor
diaolseulonco to the order OF J,tstlcs MokeAu,
requiring lin to pay ahlnous 10 Aup Eliza, Ii
satisfactory. to tho Government. 1t IL tho
opinion II the Attorney -<ieupral that the woman
III question. in marrying Brigham Young, v,o.a.
ted ths United ,itstea statues. md therefore
could not aYAll horsels Of her omn wroug.
, 1875-11-20
kHOkAND.
TIE NItHST4H C43fpAfay-

ST, rErgnsuuan, Nov, J,-rno Russian ynna-
1fe of today ru,,;ahoa t1otniod .cro,,,,, -, H.,
n..s,.. T.. 1...t,a W .Ao
nas8'an ca'opa1en Ill Ahokano' nhlch etasos that
aftef tue destruction OF tho banda under Auto
bai1shi at Motghitan aud Uscl1, Gen. Kaufman
reouoetod the INV Khan ot Khosnnd tn coma tn
N.rr Lila, ~ ,r-,noa t,,o .o,a;,,a.. - .ss.s
.ta'' ~ ~ 4A""so 'no 'oua'.'oEs u pcace'
AFTER ia con c'aslot all tho Russian troops woro
ordered to Namanghau. At tho ti,uo they wero
crossing in body to tho right bank
Of TIM .ivcr Rtr-n.r,a the Etp,achak
I;h;-o;aa, .s,i', xsrot.a, .sas ..'tlsssa".',
hu1s'ses ae"'n 1e'o.'e" unaos Aulonaashi
ana the siltan alurad bek4 the Town OF Undid-
shan being the centrc Of tha insutrcctiouary
, 1875-11-20

u
SEet'df Dispatch to The Ch,edqp Tribune.
DAVENPORT. Ia. nov. I'D. 4. OIiu, Genera,
Superintendent Of tho Western Union Railroad.
and F. Wild. General Freight Agent Of that
load. and Taylor Williams. Of tho Sterling coal
property. at Cleveland aud Rapids City, met in
Nook Island yesterday, and arrangements we're
made 10 ship coal from Mr.. Willama' mine. at
Rap;dH City, over tho Western Cniou Railroad to
Fulton to supply tho Chicago l. Nor.hwcAtern-
tho new management Of tue Rockford, Rock
Island x ~. Louis Railroad having broke up the
arrangement by which tte Chicago l. Northwest
ern ltailroad received tloir coal from Cleveland.
Mr. y. gets the contract to supply ths: Com
rany from Rards City Alines over Tho Western
Enion Railroad. for what coal it's engines will
need ut Fulton. which will be nt present some
twelve to fifteen cars day, md TO bs increased
% wauted
, 1875-11-20

,.mouA Vokos family to pty tue 1hh"4ai Ok
'.n,aa. Tho letter lransm!ttEng tho check
Pen's, f., ,roct that tl,o ytkos family. beiur of
ttstel III e"oss ' ~ ,
ths tsu1o conntrY hs Mr.. DoiInoro' thought II nn-
s..om}ne tl&t theao expenses should 10 horno
eseaane sr.neory in a strange country. Tho goner-
XIV and the motlaaty Of the donors will Increase
"" ..,oon in vhicl, ti,cy aro hold by tho general
the es'oe' -, -. .,,,.
nublic, If snch t'llhg IL Ioa6oo.
n,o 1m,teretl watermelon II unknown III tho
lno H.. n.,,t,,,r,, t,,,t u;u 1oh,, 4 N.,.
ao1A OF tho uom's''u"' ott GIT JOIN ~ MAC.
,,n,td aok ttrco drinks Of "raapberry vinegar"
a'p' e.,cr nlcbt. af.or an election, and ea;}:
II naeutIomen. you liavn n1ade bold and sltcceAs-
IT ,,,ab to-day, and sm now going to make n
fal Psso i,o,, ,,J T ,,,,,., 80, h,,,,,,,
pash for my oou, A'a' !. "sd"fo 5ols, " nappeF
MN will not lhy his haad upon lhe pillow In tho
r...,n,or- 1fow syeot tho sIcop of Innocence
DoullHu":
, 1875-11-20

sptciat D1spucA 10 The Chteaao Trihra.,
Quincy, ILL.,, Nov, l9.--At o'clock last eycu-
Ing young man named George Shatler, CLERK in
q store. waa waiting Oh a customer, when q
loaded gun standing Dear him fell to the floor
aud wss discharged lufctins fsighsful wound
IN his left leg. Tho charge entered Ills Log above
the knee and caused such injury as to render
aulputation necessary. Tie operation was per-
formed this morning. from tie effects OF which,
together NTH tho losa OF buod ho had previously
sshtaincd. Tho young nan diol shortly aitcr-
Eard.
, 1875-11-20

Special Dttpatea II Aha CAieoyo Tribune.
DAVENPORT. L., Nov. 10.--The creditors of
Joseph Shields To-day axreed to compromise tor
80 cent? gu the dollar. Mr. 4. will suoa ssart
up bus woolen nIlls. and will employ lome
hundred operatives. The creditors viii realize
about $l3,000.
, 1875-11-20

NEW YoRE, Nov. 10.-Another London special
statas that the Telegraph says E10, 900 hRye bosu
placed by \ gentleman st the disposal OF the
Church Missionary Society, In answer to hfstes.'e
appssl, through ". Ii. Stanley for liz Chrls.
tiani1Atiou OF Africa.
, 1875-11-20

GERMANY.
GERMAN EXHIBITIONS TO TIE cKyTESEIAL Rxu1BI-



TON.
BERLIN. Nov. 10.-Tho list Of German exlib-
itors at tho Centennial Exhibition at ph1adci-
pllia noxt year numbers Lilo. The Presidents
Of the provinces. Ut tho suggestion Of tho En-
press arc collecting all tho articles connected
will, tie treatment of tue wounded in time OF
war. They will 10 exhibited together. Quo OF
the objects Of intoreAt will DO q complete lrain
tltted ont expressly to transport the rick and
wounded.
Won AHS1M.
LoNnos. Nov. 20.-A berlin dispatch to the
Times aays that Count Von Arnin has gone to
Italy.
, 1875-11-20
SWEDEkl.

ANOTHER HALLWAY nIsAHTEn.
NEw YonK. Nov. l0.-AnotLor London BpcciaE
announces dHastor oil tho railway betwoou
Stockholm and hlAlmo. whereby sixtoen cars
wore completely smashed. and sixty passengers
killed or severely injured This iast however,
may reiste to the pteyiously-repolted railroad
accident In Sweden.
, 1875-11-20
THE LATE DETROIT DISASTER,

THE LATE DETROIT DISASTER,
5pkeias U.spaeh I" 5hs Cnlta9o frlouHs.
.DETloiT, Mich, Nov. l9.-Ihe commission Of
experts hayu reported to tho Coroner gu the
canse Of the explosion OF tho Pullman Car
Works. that the tuu WIS full Of dus. particles,
which exploded from c sauuLcr!ng hse ut tho
foot Of tic 1ue. The jury Accordingly returned
verdict thlt no 0no waa to blame.
, 1875-11-20
SPAIN.

Pn0HrKcT5 or PEACE.
eAy aEnAs7IAx, Nov. 18.--Jhe Carltst Con,
Miret II negotiating with the authorities OF
Puycesds with yisw to bringing shout truce,
Hlsh v1sw Of submitting to Eng Aphooso.
A. tatalu&ene4 EsstlTsa hsrs iadlaetss thst