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McCANN.
ne noH'T rnoryaE TO HAVE Er.

McCANN.
ne noH'T rRor.aE TO HAVE lr.
Hrsesat Disratch to TIE Ch'caao tribune.
WAsu.No7oH, D. e. Oct. I'D. ]. McCanu,
Of Omahs, whom Tho Red Cinnd report 40 so-
vers'y a.aaiIn. docs not propose TO bo made
head villain or seapogoat, ffo arrived here thin
morning. and has begun to prepare All ansver
10 tho tatemont Of tbo Com1nsAioncrs. II Nc.
cann does what he says he can. he will provo
that lilo Commissioned have tcen cvcn MIRO
careless than they Charge Prof. Ma sh to iiaYo
been tn tho presentation Of his evidence. Nc.
Cam proposes to ptoEo by the Official record
that tho tl4roe vital clargea against him are
false. Az TO one, he proposes to
aHow ny THE KEcuabEp CONTACT
at tic Treasury department tint qua OF the
f.auda charged to hltn was porpc!raand If at al.
under cor. .ract With An entircy dstfesont con-
factor. md al d diGcscnt Agency from that
At which sicCann waa uugnRed. Thla contruct
which ought to explain itrelf. was never exaru'
inoa by lie CommlBAloners and Ia upt found IN
tt,air rei ort. hctani,, as to this polnt will DO
ablo TO pro, 0 that tho C0u'mis~Ion has adopted
haaresy for eyidonce ~ we'll aH Prof. Marsh. aud
that their henrssv ,s not hatanetl by the record.
An to tho otncF poiu.s. Mccaru's dcfeu o IL not
40 plain.
, 1875-10-20
WHISKY AND TOBACCO,
now ALE NEW TAX LAW wulLk9.

Sptesa Dfaputt3i to Tie CHtcuVe iT4bHnE.
WAsH1saTos, D. t., Oct. l9.-Tteasury Officials
arc tos!t,ye thai .he eests ot the new lux .aS Ut
aIurch :, ls75. will not be appteclable ior some
mouths 10 COMO. They claim that the Goycrn-
mont Inns uot yet received tho full t1x or 10
centa per gallon upon any considerable sluAA Il.
tiea OF whisky. IHo mouths betoro the act
passed. the dlstsiloses wero operated to their Ut
noss capsctty. aud ItntnonBo quantities Gcre
bonded 10 eecape TIC Increased tax. Tho change
III tho Till attos 1t was introduced in tho House,
~ whlch ell additional lax OF Is ceuts per
gallon WAS impuHed upon nil whisky In bol.d, sn-
sl,ltoa ln lA1xe wi,nt nwals from loud. III Feb
tuary last, upoo aoms aays. tho wathdraSAls
reached neasl. q mlillu1 KnttonB, and tho total
receipts f1r IuAt Monlh
HAN ur ~ Sl2,C04, 4,453,
which II ever P4 6uQ QuQ II GaGeAa 0f tho tocoptA
tor tho Same n0utu Of Tue preceoluK year. Iha
lesul. "ss TUT wailo lalgu qunutasles Ut ap,rts
werv wnhdraNu Il lIotn bOiu Aua tAtuWA upuu tl1
n21ket, tho place OF tnat T4tuaraMu Waa hlled
ny uaA AA!aky, thus duuoly trovldluK for uyar-
nsocklug Lie mAratt Nl.h SPLITS vi xnich the
old tato of tA1 could only bo &ssessed aud cul.
lvctad. T4e EebruSty receipts SHOW very plainly
taat III ltn1neu.e quantity u ApItata aaa tnus
paced on sne market. An1 s4e receipts ot sae
treasury Uepa.tM aloH that, I'll March
:, wien tbs at 6ecAno eiIectlvs, there we're in
bond 7,9oj1sG Rzllaus Of wh4sly. upon WHICH
uut bs imposed, THUS eElabtisn.nK the fact tust
every mexn4 l,oss.b.e Naa employed TO
AhTicIpA1k TUE IkcAEAsLD TAI.
Before tlv | aesaSu or sAe lii the pfoylaion
ta1ir K whisky III hond nAs s1r!ckon wi. and Ill
"h4 Ky toauced tr.oE Ia the passsge OF tue act
nlAue axHults.
Tuis u stao true Of tobacco. It becsmo kuo y u
10 manufacturers that III 4oditionsi txx would
bs lWposcd On manufssturuo .otacoO 2ud c;Rals,
aud lie sUotmuus Increase IN tie receipts for
tobIcoo aud cnRr stamps ln February to ii, BOA. :
1.d, from ~, t43 913 III February, lo7A, saowa 10
whAt extent these manufacturer. provided
asa4psl paving the 4ucssastd t41, Tue racsip.a
~ February last lrota this source ~eru but few
tuuusatu dollars <hvtt of tho ssx!eEate recei},ta
from tho Same so41os foE llie twu preceding
months. Those who think that thste ahs sul,1 ha "a
BON III incss4ss os several n.l,l!oa dolla Inng
tho suut m.nths entiuK juno ~ last iii bo ut.
pri4sd 70 aeAra saat csn Jared will. ,Aa xa1os
mop4hy Of la14
THERE wAs FALLING OFT
for that period OF over u i01 u; tut II thev u,ll
20 back tue month aud include FsbruHv in
thar CON 4rlsun, tie e.AiuiI Will got appexr ao
bad, tns e1ceAs tuE sLe Ayt uonlhs Of la76 bs.uR
e9534, ,2S9.
Tue lseel. ts frou, iuterr1l revenue for sha
.hlsa uxt.ta4 sl Ing 6eQt. ~ leiu2
, 1875-10-20

N CHICAGO.
Engino Company No. anHwercl still alarm
last evening caused by a liro IN the tSo.Btory
building No. 332 North avenue. oxued bY Horny
Doohlor and occupied by Albert Epecr as n
tlacks,aith shop. I-osa OIL building, $50; ty!|y
insllictl.
Hook and Ladder Cotnpauy No. l answered
still A!asm 1t 0:45 o<clock yesterday morning.
cnnEcd BY fro In the t"c-story frame building
No. 3s4 Twenty ty:sesona ssiecs. owned and occu-
pied by John 3Iahar Damage. SIS; fully i'll
aurtti. Tho 1lo was cauH:d by nn oyegAeatsd
atoye-piEe.
, 1875-10-20
SPORTING.
BASEBALL.
Observation-Disclosures,

Ot1EsoHEI.
CnIEAG19-ArHIE1fCS,
Srteif{ LhsDateh 10 TIT CHICAGO Tytbunf.
PuuApkLpHsA. Pa. Oct. l3.-The ninth game
between thu Athletics and Cbicsgos ~as played
this Afternooa. The weather Was cusd and
cloudy, md tho attendance exceedingly aim,
N!chmoud supesses2ed CfAser At SECOND, and
1locaa PLAYED right field instead OF uechtei, for
ths Ashloticr. tlapp. formorly ot tho Athletics,
niupircd. The Athletics vera the favorttes At
eloo 10 $50. Tito game vas brought 10 In no.
satisfactory conclusion sfter tic ChteAgos bad
cUmp1osed their taf Of tho ninth inning. the
tcorn being Ito at each. tho usnp then call
ing tho game aEh MT tho Athlstcs' protest on
hcennnt o! afiel tlrizzltng a.n that fol-. there
being plenty of time af'cr It Ind c cared to fit
ish iht :.asne, Er,ors Of Dovlin mud Force gAva
each nine their solitary run, the AtIhint,cA max
ing four cloan hilh to their opponsnts' tbroe.
IntlH1s- 4 I
Chi gha...,...,,,,,,,,,....1 D Il 0 o.
htletirA. .......... .......1 O OIL
nos1oSs-IlAArFoRDs.
Hartford, Conn. Oct. l9--BAac-hail: Uos.
tols, :; us1tiords, ).
, 1875-10-20

tho frat quarter Of the cur7snt fiscal yeas.
hlIoH an l1cEeaae osGr tho corresponding 1nhlter
o' tim preceding .aas oE sI,7so,a5G. Tins in-
cfeaao fnny texftlmstelv 10 attributed TO thc viz
o'ous means a3oItrd bv Secretary f.ristow inr
an INQUEST co'lcctton Of rarsnl1a. rather than To
tho ,ncro4sel rates Of Marc! ,. Or th' s;n.t il
bond Oh Man ,. 1875. there have f'cen VIII
drawn up - Uci. l. 5.i1i,803 ea'ions. !eas1pg
ytt On land to 10 withdraw tudor the old itta
Of 10 conIs ter gallon. a. .00U.0 .0bo. Hince March
last. the average number Of gallons Of ~hsky
withdrawn monthly, upuo which tho former rate
Of 10 cents w4a PAID, wan 73l, 600 gallons.
, 1875-10-20

tsptclas Dispatch tu The Ca,e1ao Tribune.
Four WAYNE, Ind, Oct, 19.-Thia morning The
Antwerp llour.mills, At Antwerp, O., were totally
destroyed by ilro. Loss, ~ 900. Tle origin os
tho Hsc IL unkApwp.
, 1875-10-20
THE TURF.
At EALIiNtIkY.

BALr1MonE, Nd. Oct. 11-Ihe Fall meeting
Of tAe Maryland jockey Club, for tho plm!ico
purRe. began to-day. Tho wen'her was cloudy
b,,t braciup. the track In Ane CONDITION.. ard the
attendance fair. The tise race. thrcc-quuse1s
OF rniIe dasl, Tor 4 pnrse OF sa0o for msidens
Of I'll ages. VIA ven br Lizzie R., springer sec
Old, 0'Seal third, Gray Leg fourth, followed by
Evelyn, Csfses, Jcst, Atstrel. Violet. Aecso,
and pa1atliu. AZ named. T1mo-1:2u.
Tho second race, NSio stakes. MAS won By Tom
ochi!lttce. Water second, Joe Carus third.
Time-3:42L.
1he thiFd race, Central stakes, l mile. wRs
won By cvrl, Parole second, Davis C4iel third.
T1me-1:49l:.
The fourth race 2.tnilo beats for all ages. vas
won by kadi IN 3:a5! and 3:4G!II Nlg Sandy Sec
ond hch.,
, 1875-10-20

SEw YORK, Oct. 19.-About s35, 600 worth Of
lace. eilhs, and velvet trimmings, Jet and gold
heads. etc.. lecentIy imported from England,
bul underYstned IN invoireA presented to tho
cuH.oms o:!icers, wc,o aeized yesterday IN the
II e~asono Wnreuousc, and u kpe store OF Quo
Ll'EVnon. in 1tuorno street. Tho capture Of
the original ins,Ices led 10 the discovery Of the
attempt 10 delraud the reyonue
, 1875-10-20

CINCINNATI, o., Oct 19.-Iho Gazette's
Chaslcssown tW. Ta.} srec'a! says = ase tonight,
commencing IN Dnn Grtdges' restaurant, on
Capitol street, burned from tho Cotton Opera
Iloueo to Virginia street, destroying sorou store-
l,ouxaH. The Opera Iiouso and Courier building
baseiy escaped. Iho loss Oil buildings Ii cs.i-
mated at si0,U00. Very little Insurance. LoaB
on stoch considerable, more than On tho build
ings, but tho amount III not knoHp.
, 1875-10-20

HsD -Kfo ooWN AND KILLED.
Ne" YORK. Oct. ?.--Es1y this morning Jamea
Crowley, of Nm. 21U Sost|, Scco,i street, Brook
l5n, WAS killed by fsli Ii. the straes. Two men
havo hesn arrested OH s,lqpcion Of knowing Who
knocked Crowley down.
, 1875-10-20
At ANDERSON, TEX.

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. ia fire at Ander-
aou. ToK., this morning destroyed fourteen
stores aud dwellings,. Tho Odd-Eesows' Hall
aud furniture, Wilson Il Howeil's Btore Two
warehousoR, tho lost UfEco aud a valuable mai
mAttcr ware burned. LoBses outlmatsd at E4U,-
QUU. Partially insured.
, 1875-10-20

EDsfias jhspateh TO The chicago TFibaM.
Br. PAUL, Minu.. Oct. l9.-Uri Lamprcys 1eai-
denco aud furniture woro dltnagoi by fire,
water. aud asemen iest night to she amount OF
&B09Q. Fully Insured.
, 1875-10-20

Frft{a! p3apdtth 70 TIE Lhicaoo 1fibdHt.
OTTAWA, H.. Oct. IA Gre occurred nt
Bononnuk, village few miles north ot Ot-
sawa. to-day. 1t bsoEe nut at o'clock Z. N.
Ill uoxse's Dlock md destroyed it. 1he block
CONTAINED Wrlght'H haldwalo htUre, Ward'H
millinery. aud IhomlHon's photograph gallery.
Lohs NIT reported.
, 1875-10-20

.sp<eidt Dfspatsh 70 1hf CA,ca,o TsIb,,ne.
Qu1acT. ILL.,. Oct. l9.--llogcrs' Block narrowly
escaped dsstiuction by 1ro this afternoon. Tho
1ru was dtscosared In tho roof, and. but for tho
promts arrival Of the Fire Department, tic
entire block. iuclldlng the post-Othce, would
havo been burned. Tue loss Is estimated at
3l.Q0Q.
, 1875-10-20

PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. 1o-The brewery OF John
WichmAun d Co., valued At eS5, 900, burned to-
night. The FRO originated lu tho kilnFoom.
An employe sleoping in the brewery narrowly
oacapud. lnBurc1 for 49,UU3.
, 1875-10-20

.speetat Aubateh 10 1hs chtuoa 7,.tttne.
1SDIASAPoLts. Oct. 19.-Iho lwehsio.h Anuual
Grand Council OF Royal and solsct Masters Of
thu Rtats Of Indiana met here to-day, with Ill
tho graud ofice,s present. Thiny.one out Of
tho forty Councils arc represented. IL. +. q. II.
LucieA q. Eoo:oH report ahnns tAxt three
Councs hase been organized during the yoar,
IIa has received ITO official notice OF puy action
looking to the formation Of = General Grand
C.u' ell. Tho Cryptic degrees ara shown to
have Increased III numbers aud III popularity.
Ila proposition to mako them prerequisite 10 The
UrielH of kuighthool Ia decided adversely. The
Eepof. ct tho HuAlci&l officers show tue receipta
lor tho year 10 have beau k2,333.7? disburse.
ments. ~, 0s9. .a3 balance, 81, ,2J7.29 The fol-
loving grand ol,icoEa wero elected; David Nc
Donald. Plymouth, T.. r. Grand Master Samuel
H. K'chatoaon. Of Logapalost, y. r. drsud
Master Charles II. Bulterlelt, OF Evansville.
Grand fnsleo llluatrtous hias.ar; Albert 2.
CHARLES, Of Seymour, q. p, {. ct the Work i;
Charles fisher. Of Iodlau2polla, Grand Tioas.
us.r; John u. DEomwell, of Indianapolis, u.aud
Recorder. The following Auaaaduleut to tue
conhtitutiou was adopted
Hsssirsd That ths Constitutiop Of tbs Grand coup-
eli be amended tu aac. At- W., and wnerttsr el4s
will IL ropAts 40 shat iha tus of IT. principal Of
ncsrs shAll be folloxs 1uuststaus Grand M4st:r
D putty luAsts1ons Grand Mas.Ax, aud i4us.s!ous
Naktse.
, 1875-10-20
NOTES AND NEWS.


sttcial Dtspaeh to Fhs Eh'tdqo 1fjtnat.
WAsulaGtox, D. c., Oct. l9.--The Centennial
authorities are hRvlDg trouble w!1h tho medal
authorized by Congress. Tic DiEccsos OF tue
Mint was directed By Congress 10 prepare for
the Finance Board Of the Contenn,al medals for
public aas. The deslRn Of the 1nedalo praparod
IL not attiaetlye. Bon,a French Bpccuatorr havs
made mncll more at:t tact.vo medal, which they
have arranged to import anil sell at 1owor r-tes
tl,an our own melag, TIE Centennial people
aie hosa. not to improve tber metal, put 10 49,
certain whether tho Frcnchtuon are not violating
tho mint laws,
WESTERN INSURANCE i.AREs.
Judge Van Buren, Mr., Thompson, and nl1rn-
her Of Chicago lawyers, arc bore to hfgMs the
great WcBtorn Insurance caaca before tho United
States Supreme Court. Tho cascs cahnot DO
heard until bfter tho argument In the great
OrnRo land caRce which Will occupy nloat Of this
NeBK.
f7o The Aaaqttdttf Prt3s.l
INTERNAL RE,ESCE APPOINTMENT.
WAaItNuruH, d. C.. Oct. 19.-Tno following
Iuternel ltcyenue appointments were made to-
day: Etosekeepess-Wi!lsasn II. Craue aud Al
bert q. Elder, in tie Fifth Illinois District;
ClarleH t. aic.,iiIap, In tho Sixth kentucEy
Early l1lce ju tho Ninth Ohio. GnREer-Htury
A. Howard, in tho Filth Illinois District.
AnIlEsT or PohT-oFFlcE cLEiE
John II. S!claols. q clerk III tue City Pact.
Oilice, has bcon aFrcetoN on charge Of purloln+
Ing let,ara.
, 1875-10-20

II your throat feels Hcre OF uncomfortable, rA4
promptly Dr. jAsnes E11ectorsnt It will relieve the
ar.rasra8ca Of al ph!eRrn or nucus, alay inhamma.
toIl, and give the affected Arta i ehsnco TO heal
No n1fer remedy to had for al cough6 and coils
aaJ complaint ct the throat lunga and II iatAu
in time short Trial will proye its etfieacr
, 1875-10-20
SECRET SOCIETIES,
IOWA MA50NS,

.,, r, 'orA MH9ur''
Sr'e'as Ia''atsa to re &C eh'ta'o Tre"Ht.
Stasons mat in annual couc}a7e. council. and
conrocat;on bcrc to.,},v Tim Gtond comm,nd.
.on.e ~. .t,,. Ss.sses ntaau , ea. ~ ~.
cry met nus iolehooh ana "ka opencd IN que
foim BY Hight E'niuent Grand Commander Z,
,sct,es were rcnreaentcd. Tn bia animal a1a,caa
,ho f,ron,; f,,rnu.r,1o- ,,.a tho to,fo,r,n N nav
.o,oernno tha cnnd,inr \, ~ nras.'
!. 1,onsi,or.h,, ,orro.nondenco vs,h ,,a c,.,t
.,a ncc,s,ow,, in,arva,<s ,r,," rs,ona.s
NJ conn,onderica 1,oyc p;yan sonerh.t nccn1sto
t,,fornotior "A n m. rnnd;,,on ~ T.mnI,r,.r
u, 1a,. ~, nI.a ~ IN Ida ~ o,nannaa .,.t
mbiio the yesr M Sns Lcen uneyep.fnI. @ tho subor.
onataB have becu reasonably prosperous 80 far
as conccrus tho 'ngathering Of !aotphe1s, and
sso oeem senetesy , t,aion'oas f ~. ~ E',os1Geea
n,anaes. ~ snem aate 9;. 19 n.sea, 'no IT, tfatles
law "annsu 'aei VI. ;'nTn ~ hou1e' an4
snass nase @ aohG Miae &C.. ne sepe1!s q the
,i.tnns au ',o.aS en le" .n,,,n aa .o
~ ti,o eer, .hat tie ilI.'niIe ruo be- st.,nken
+" lam a''J tho s,stntes wss 1ntrodao.I d,scusacd
au' ."n IT, o,;" o,dar ~ ~ &C.
ar1ocn' al "'' ''o "r'e"' o'o'' ~ 'o"'A'o" ~
'Sfgs"t H. ar,,, ro,,,,,,, ,,ot .b. nu.noo, r.
une ra9a ,snd Coa9e1 cals e' wora toa o
aoHma as u,sn.et csen1 Me.u Ws..s Anu u
T.amo Wamo1! rhr;na 1mstr;o,,a i.rand sfsStsr =
n LIZ ii".tr;n,'n 1ra.!1 a,as.er' 80 ~;
Ha.a,,s,,, ,r.ni .isnna,,r,s ~ go
saootr - ,rna;dan The r. & a'aaa aas
aaa. ,s"nn oaI, ti,v a,,t
Mas,". Aiian. Grerd rsn,s;n ~ 1Ia ti'a
nMn,d r. II phaIns,, G.snd Ghen,a,r y n ~ r.
Si'aa,. "hIo ~ 49, u.ai, I,a' 1.s,5;sa -. ";
Ss'ii ;is 1nsan cs,..a".n. ~ - eo4''a'' o'*ao
oon'l"'' AHeo' se"'ouss.
veu-,,ovx n.eoue
1or,o,,,,r r. ~, 1".T 1,.,;, r,.,-
Aoe'o''LIS' n''' os'' .''Aao os''t' SAap-
ter OF No}al-Afca Mesons convened IN
tho Masonio Tomple on Monday evening.
Grand High Priest Joseph ?. Force In tho
,r,ant.1 Ch.,r nras,ain, n ho,ro tho
, 1875-10-20

Lodge Of OHIO met hero to-day. about 5oo lodgss
bong represented. TweIye lodges xeso osg.u-
Iuxed durlng tho yeAf. resolution wss adolt.
al III hoDDr Ut the memory Of the lats Grand
Alaatat AcCatkle, OF Kentucky. Aftes appoint
Ing standing ooUmistees \ I'd srsnsActiux routine
bu.lns.a, I teceas "aa taks4 pnkl Tomorrow.
, 1875-10-20
THE LAFAYETTE RUNAWAY.

Set1di Ufypateh ~ Ths Chted1o 3T'1a'A.
LAYAYr1Tx, Ind. Oct. lA-1en. Neynolds hsa
30 lar 1scovarad flom as iujuE.es ~ to 30 ab'o
obe Oh the strssts. Mr. Lnss ID aols TO sit
up SINE to-day.
, 1875-10-20

evening, accidentally DISCHARGED ths Weapon,
sending tall through ths palm Of the left hand
md lodging it in the wrist. It has not yet been
removed. An1 il ia thought anllusation will 10
ueccsA1ty
, 1875-10-20


ToRoNTo. Can, Oct. lp.-EiRht atores III
OrauReyt'.o we're burned yesterday. 1he loss Is
a3Q, Q,QQQ,
, 1875-10-20

911'" :. A.. ,,, ,.,,i, r.t. h.r. u,ttcnIp
Ti,ntsase 70 ''o no'4'''' 'A~'A 'N'
ss.ppe.rod. ......
Willy Wlntor' ING ofama.'c e''''o u ."s No"
yo,s T,1taur, Was entertained BY tho hthentan
cinb OF ','s.o' ~ @ w. '"s" M.n,1.." ,.sa.:o .a,nss
gosey and alt' Owen MA''o"e' 'e'oe''o ac.oss
- no.ton thu former Of Hboin made Liz frat
Of u.eu e.nro IN Amorica .plz ,eaaop. ve,e guouss
II tbs occhsIou.
" n.,.r roopsr Ia a tooeh old kpot Tor man
tor, 10 1891. He sas Ont al tie COMPANY At tho
~. ~ ynrk Board Of Trade diuusr Wsdnesday,
hs" io'A t~. l., .t,a a.,f. ,,n,,.. =, ~ +no,n.
.pd vent ho''.e IN tne earl! Aoafo OF tho morn
no. 1hursday night no sAt out uutlsI" long
~h' ttoh r.a torgbar ioh .ni cnu.l 10
'peeenr; st,sa 'taht. ' ~ oraiussr A .eano. ' e'
NV o.,,ro NJ wo,aa ,onk hia to,.,,nra for hts
Tbe t1'.e ~ n'..',"1. ~" ~. '"' ".t" .. n'.ai,,
fndiAn tout from BnndiHl, tho ancient btund1-
's ,.,. ub,el lItrnce ya,tcd ut:h a. censB when
nun. ~. ,a1,, ,,,o,a Int ,,o,, IN. u,,,.
,hs Convention "aF heio 'holo po'"oen 'ao aop-
.ottya of AAtony and Auvualila
= c.up,fnhjttm 1Cnrg hrlH cba YtEn1e.
, 1875-10-20

OIL CiT7, ~, Oct. ia smal tenement
houze in the sostheru part et tue city occupied
By family named 0enty was burned this after
noon. Tbs mother Of tho family hsd Hora away
lsaving the house In tho charge Of three chl1rSu.
who eadeAvored to kindle tire alth ke1osono
duEpk her sb.aucs. The fire III the stove lgnised
tie oil In the c&a which instantly e4plo1stt 81.
yeoplnR the house IN haules. sud 10 badly ouTl.
lnY tho utt.a boy who war lighting tue Are tuat
there are 40 hop4s Of L!s recovery. Oae Of tue
lutte glll4. about IL years old. escsped without
injury, but the other child, 4 little gil about
wAs uos discovered until tile house was coz
aun,eu, wAen bar ch&lred Remains were fluid.
, 1875-10-20

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
ezsefat D&spatsA 10 Ths Gh1eapo 1f'eah+.
AURORA, ILL.,, Oct t9.-Dszau Gilbert, la yeass
Of Ass, whils earslsAsy handling revolver last
, 1875-10-20
RUN OVER AND KILLED,

slxetat Htpaffh 70 ihe ChFaao Isi5uns.
WNKEsBAnRE, Pa, Oct. 19.--ThlH morning
four girls woso on their way to ths German
Catholic school wbon they found the stteet
blocked np Nth coal train, Impatient ut tho
detAy in starting the lralu from tho crossing, tho
girls determined to crawl undss ami thrae of
them did 10 In safety, but the last. young girl
II YearH Of age, named Clara Qlutchel, lad not
gotten through When tho train suddenly started
aud lhrce cars passed over 1or, caualns inEtane
death.
spte,a! lnspatrA 10 TAt Chscaoo TRIBUNE.
KASsAs Cl1r, Mo-, Oct. ia shocking acci-
dtnt occurred In tins ctv about 10 o'clock this
morning, resulting fn tho daalh or colorad
wonln nt1,aa Sarah Wells. She lived near the
Nisyou.l Pacific Railroad At tho foot OF Broad
way. aud h.d gono ACROSS the track 10 get pail
OF wafer. In com.ng back she dld not sec
switch engine which WAS backing up With fsw
freight cars attached. and was struck by tue
hsst CAT and kuocksd under the wheels. The
whole Isin passed over her. aud must hava
crushed every bone III her body. No blame is
attached to the engineer, ~. At the umo the
womAu Vas atruck, tue engine was golu8 very
aiuwty.
, 1875-10-20

h0HfoSa-HAA1FoaDa.
IAATFohp, Conn. Oct. l9.--Baao-ball; Bos-
tous, :; ualttords, ).
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Winning Ways.

4 good story is told on Judge George Mil
Ter, of Jefferson City. which We believe has
never appeared in print. The judg is very
successful politician, and at one time knew
every voter in his district. Time, however,
has faded the judge memory little, although
he will not admit it. He shakes hands with
and pretends to know everybody. He was
holding court in Miller county a short time
ago, aud was approached by long, lubberly
specimen of the Usage hills, who held out his
paw and said:
How dye do, Judge, you don't know me,
do you2'
"oh, yes" said the Judge. How is Jour
father?"
osnger-''Oh, he's been dead eleven
years %
Jnds e, enough; but how is your
os'gar she has been dead oigh,
teen years"
Jndge-''Well, how The devil are you p
You amt dead 1 know ="
This brought down the crowd, which sooE
adjourned to the nearest grocery, to drink to
the live mans SedaLiq Bazoo.
- Thinking to get good local for the
paper we started to the market house. Satur>
day evening. 1t was chilly, and meeting our
butcher friend, We said
cts quite raw"
Didn't expect to fud it cooked did you?"
so. was speaking of the weather"
"We'her, we'll We haven't any sheep
meat"
Nothing for US here We thought, and passed
on to our country friend.
whats fresh in your neigLborhood 2"
Tho buffers fresh, sir, was churned this
morning"
''That's good" We said. We had refer.
ence to the joke, not the butter Passing to
the next We inquired
Anything Iow?'
''Loss of things; these potatoes and to-
matoes are entirely new. never were used"
Rather think the market is bad place to
seek locals.-Er
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PPt9gsse A@ihS.lated Soluble

Manufactured Especially for The Wheat cFyp.'
WING alrOdueed i'm fer liii.er Es,sI IN.
II son soust1 w. = ,snerslly Iast season, Aad
noUpTsparedtO offer jirup pom IL : sd
viii give tue best county references 10 rseSTd 10 Ia
ye:9c asa 1Sheat PrDdurer % a. an oftIS
drIlI' weIE We7hs|e the mood GSossbis S,ns,t.
ION Ihe croPsihnt have been threshsd y md -
Wsrrantod in sayinE IL can moi be ereslied wv
Our prices are fOSeE than last sea son nj lfE,.,
9lsesnnts Vii be made in favor pG large or6ers'
Seno IN 0roerBenTIy. FgG tttrA az Fs-fsSsW
:. n "a WASHINGTON &.LIPPITT. As,..
For JeHsrson, ciarkeand Frederick coSnsiss,.g 81
July ., 1874. -, - y -,
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H U ii aRoU
Pin-'em-Baoks.


Knock-kueed girls should not wear pin-
back dresses.
The more girls are pinned back the more
forward they seem. -.sl
The ladies generally favor contraction. II
can be done With pins. ~
Schenectady girl a. spelling school sat
down on ''pantaiOons."
The new style of pantaloons to be worn this
fall will be large enough to tie back.
There are many drawbacks in this world.
Among them is the fashion for pinning skirts.
Newspapers are-nOt near SO popular among
young ladies since pin back skirts came in
vogue. . ..-.s,
A Kentucky editor defends the ''pull- back ,
skirt-as THE prettiest thing in dress since
Eve left EdeusDe>Ae
The difference just now between fishes and
girls is that the fishes are fin backed and the
girls are Pin-backed.
The ''puH>up" necktie is all the style in
Kansas among the vigilants. They hung
three men on one limb, recently.
Say what you will against pin>back skirts,
it is easier for lady and gentleman to walk
under one umbrella than it used to be-
The tight skirts of the ladies' are described
as ''one>legged pantaloons. Perhaps they
grew out of the female desire to wear the
"breeehes."
We are informed By lady friend that the
proper name for those s'pinned> back" skirts
is the ''srasshOper bump" We will remem,
berthat in the future.
Eugene-"COme sit down on the shelly
shore, aud hear the ocean roar" Amelia.
81 can't sit down, you silly goose, because
Id burst my pin back loose" u -
When freedom from her mountain height
unfurled her standard to the air, her skirts
pinned back SO very tight, made her appear
exceedingly spare.
Womeu's eyes have become dim over the
needle, women's hearts have been broken over
neglect, women's constitutions have sue
cumbed under persistent cruelty but of all
the hardships true woman has to eucoun ter,
there is none that tries her mind, brain and
body more than the attempt to walk graceful>
ly in real fashionable pin m-back.