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Jackson. Miss, June p, ls75-3oi.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31
Railroad Time Table. : ]
..-4t l3t - 9-J y
PEORIA l. EocH ISLAND RAILWAY.

PEORIA y E0SK ISLAND RAILWAY.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE EAST AND soUrL
LEAVE, ARRIVE
Eastern kx 600 a. M Mail & Ex 1910 ., m.
Way Freight 7;s5 m. way Freight s:sS ;. m m.
Through FL $3.50 p IN. Through Fl. 8:15 p. m.
Peoria WITH i. F, W and W. 1 for oSesa J.
The 80 train m axes close connection at sGalva
with c. B. & Q. r. r. for Galesburg and Burling-
ton { Slso at Py15is With TW &W. z: P. W, L:
Southeast. esleeping Coaches on all night trsins.
rn-g a ). X. HILLLARD, Receiyers
JAS. v. MAHor-T, GEM. TIKI, Ag't n s q
CHICAGO ROCK lsr.AND 3 PACIFIC 4 q.
Z GOING EAST TRAINS LEAVE
1T s.35 q. m. 4:15 p, m; and e:46 p. m. Trains
arrive from west % above. -
b. como WEST rRA1Ss LEAVE
1t 8:a5 m. 1880 g. m, and 6:Y5 p m. Train
arrive from the east as above,
ROCKFORD. ROCK ISLAND & ST. LOUIS Z. 3.
- soISs souri, TRAINS LEAVE ~
at SEX - r end $3.50 p. m.
ARRIVE PROM ST. LOUIS -
At 6:t0 a. NJ and 9s0epem.SN go -
sTERliNs TEaENs LEAVE "a. d.
AT T:O0 u. N. and $50 D. m.
ARRIVE FROM STERLING
Al 7:So u. In. aud 40 p. III.
COAL VALLEY MINING co.'s TRAINS.
LaAVE. TAnRIvE.
~ M. 4 SEE f0:30 =. y
AE~ NJ $50 p. II.
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
Day Express and MAIL. :s:45Ax 800 Pm
Night Express. ............10:OO Pm b:55A z
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS g MN.
To BURLINGToN-Le. West Liberty Ar W ISbertv
Accommodation. 7s20 ii :38 A n
Express .....r..s lSAV 11:38 n
To CEDAR RAPlns- ~ a. Ut - n
kxprees ..s..... 1880 9:95 A N
Accommodation. 1855 Pm 5:s5 n
INDIANAPOLIS. gLooIrseToN q WESTERN
49, ~ Nv. Indianapolis. Al, Peoria
&C. Mail q Kx.. 400 An ~ @1:s5 u
Peoria. Indianapolis
&C. Mail q tx. 7:45 PMcE Gao II
Cars run through from Peoria to Cincinnati with
out change. Connections made at Indianapolis Tor
al points East and Sopth. 80
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31
ITTERs.
Remedy without a Rival
ss is
Maguire's> !.
Cundurango Bitters,
VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR oALoMEL

Contains no alcohol, an excellent purgatiye or
the bowels. relieving and curing all compls 'ts
81 .hs hts Adaeys Ksaa
ork editor: 90, ffa--H e.t- q = = .5
Office Of Geo. H. Sweets sTexas New yorker,"l
Nos. %. 80 and 80 Centre Street,
: ga -+isif New York City Sept. 9, 1874.
Messrs, J & c. Mcguire, St. Louis: Gents !
Yoars Of the 31st nit, with case of one dozen Crnd
nrsngo Liver and Blood Bitters came duly to hand
You will please accept my thanks for your gener-
erosty IL vilitfy to put the medicine swhere IL
viii do the most good" have given one bottle to
simsef and wife have taken s and tbeir sst nor
IL the same mine. first met with II in Houston,
Texas, afterwards zeturned to my home in Austin.
where have the Texas branch Office of my paper
My Houston bottle was used up and found on
trial that could not obtain single bottle in oil
Anstn for went to every druggist in the place
they intended to order Iton the strength Of my
ommendation; Ere coming to New York / was in
Galveston, and bought bottle Of Robirds, an old
friend and q good house. 1 had no idea then that
could not obtain it in New York; but after my
Galveston bottle was used up started to and
ing fully dozen different establishments gave up
the search here and wrote to you, Now gents so
good msdisins ss yOars is ought to be placed AZ
prove great fortune to yourselves, but q lasting
blessing to the whole human family. As remedy
in my ewn case have never met with its equal
II squeezes my liver better than Calomel OF which
have taken not little. I am hard worker and
constant thinker and consequently for the last
WE'VE years DOuy uSS IDuuu uluCulLLO Keep
up with my brain. There 81 millions of American
people just like myself and they need some simple
herb medicine to keep them from sinking into dys
pepuc graves, until they can apply, brakes and
cut OF part Of the steam and see where they are.
fou have the medicine and you have great fortune
In It II you Will but let the world know IL. In my
1 search after your Cundurango IN this market
found preparation of GanduTaRgo sold at 8 per
bottle hut no more like yours than is black man
Ike white. OF course did not buy it. This let
ter Is only written 10 thank you and TO give you
my experiences with cundurango, Wishing you the
success You deserve am. :. =.'r
| 4s.t t ~7p~''-1''s W. 'A'' - = :"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

HAPPY RELIEF ron DUNG MEN from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood res
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed CT
Selopes. 49,
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 419 North
having high reputation for honorable condue'
and professional ski1l. 5-6d&wsm
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31
And many other Preparations.

~ These Preparations are all manufactured
with great care from the best and most carefully
selected materials; many of them are prescriptions
OF eminent Physiciane, and have been used and
prescribed for q long series of years.
Each Preparation warranted to be as represented
fun ne Of Druggists Sundr1es, English, French
and German Chemicals, and full lns Of the chief
Mineral waters Of tie world. 5t4 st5t 7
FREDERICK BROWN,
N. K cor. 5th and Chestnut sts., Phil
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND ) pActrlc 1 4,

1 GOING EAST TRAINS LEAVE
1t S.35 q. m. AIS p, m; and s:45 p. m. Train
arrive from west % above. -
1. como WEST rRAINs LEAVE
1t 6:a5 m. 1890 a. m, and 6:y5 D m Trair
arrive from the east as above
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31
90. 1t-'E5
Lightning Saws.
Seynten 5 Lightning Saws
Not One Failed i'm 30 600.

4NO0 OR0 & &140U A SV WYE
These are the only Saws In operation that are
equivalent to the front Cutting and Clearing of
Hand Saw BOTH ways, viz: going and coming
The slant edges between the points do not cut, the
verticrl face Of each cutting, and the slant fol
lowing, and vice versa, drawn back and forth.
All Teeth are cutters. All Teeth are cleaners The
leugth, strength stiffness and durability of these
I eth are obvious. Note also speed, ease, simple
ity and cfearness.
SPEED.-n two points are dressed to cut In line,
vertical or advancing cuts more effective than
retire ating edges OF old cutters used by all other
Saws. -.e- rs rf-
EASEL is easier to law groove in timber
than to crush out one.
SIMPLICITY.-All points are the same length
and cnt their way. We no not now recommend
thick raking and hook teeth, az they require so
much shortening and re adjnstment. d
LCLEARAN CE.- Cutting by Projecting faces. these
teeth clear like pillow. Simultaneously.
n B.-None genuine without the name on saw OF
e. nj. BoYNTON.
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, SO Beekman st.
New Yotk
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31
ESTABLISHED 1922.
FREDERICK BROWN,
Importing, Manufacturing ana Dispensing
CHEMIST.

CHEMIST.
N. E. Cor 5th and Chestnut SITS, PHILADELPHIA.
Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Browns Cholera Mixture,
Browns Preserved Taraxicum Juice
Browns Mntter's Cough Syrup,
Browns Bitter wine of Iron,
Browns Cooper's Anti Bilious
+ Pills.
Browns Chapman's Anti Dyspep-
tic Pills,
Browns Wistar's CO ugh Lounges,
(From Original Prescription.)
Browns Fluid Extract Blackberry,
Browns Find Extract Wild Cherry
Browns Compound Syrup Sarsa-
parilla,
Browns Fluid Extract Calisaya
Bark,
Browns Fluid Extract Buchu,
Browns Fluid Extract Valerian,
Browns Fluid Extract Sarsaparila,
Browns Cordial Elixir Calisaya
f Bark, : : =
Browns God LAYER Oil,
Browns Ferrated Elixir Cinchona,
Browns Elixir Valerianate of Am
monia.
, 1875-06-16

and Northwest. Although tho firm un'las its
rrnacnt atyfo and designation has been doing
busi,,esa ouly since lilo ycat ls7a T. Ia n Rsn-
orall, ,-altntsod fncs among doa!o'a t,se during
thu packing aeARo,, tho firm transhcta the largeht
brsinesh III llYc.s,ock Of any lh'1as in tho city,
and when 1t In known TINT their general gram
trade Ia Of oq,,nl importance tbs cxtnnt Of their
operations n,ny no adequately Judged. AID
yns to tho traffic in livestock and Grain
n,,,st o atl!ell general option business 70 that
tic enterprise of tho seut!utnen feavea no Held
,,n,ried whore ahundant rosourcea aud uuloubs-
c.1 credit ran bring Ellccens.
1hn .uoeess Of these Ecnttotnon in handling
llvo aloek Ia due In n gtoat noa.ure, no doubt.
to tho Hk,flfui management IT Mr. VIII utahsn.
WHO personally enper1ntcuds the hefnR th thts
dernEsnnnt. Tho Iattcr gentleman and Mr.. N.
H,:Ialdcrtnan ars residents OF milwaukee,. Dir.
y. 1ialdernau lives NJ Mount Carroll. ILL.,. In
whict. vicinity l,o ts worry we'll and favoraby
known, and III uugagad III milling aud cleratinH,
and In handling aud shipping gthitI.
Tho combined energy OF t!ese gentlemen has
bnlt ur buslness hardly xec01.l to anv In tho
city. aud their sucoeBs las bee1t III measure
greater than sornd basinoas management and
upright dealing merlt.
Tho pfl1oo OF tho firm Ia conveniently located
at No. IL NawhAll IIouac.
, 1875-06-16

Annual Meeting il, Philnslolphln-Iees
port OF the Conlissittsn on Fr1nsror4
tntiOn. "
Iu1ArELrutA, Pa, Juno 15.-Tha aeyenth
annual 1nootinB Of the Nationa! Dosrl at Trado
commenced horo. to-day. At tho rooms Of ths
r1iladolphia Doasli Of Trade. Tho Hon. Tred-
erick Frohy prcelaed. JolAn Welah, President Of
tho board Of 1'rado OF ttta city, do1iyored tho
address Of welcome, which NAa rosponanl 10 by
tho Hon. William l.. snith Of milwaukee,. Tha
sayon.ll annual report Of tho Executive Cou-ssl
Nns road.
Fredk. Fraley. Of ph!ladolpl,In. nas sa.ate..cd
tho l,oard for tho honor conferred. The 10,
election Ut fourteen vica- Presidents, Who With
tho President form the Executive Council Ut tho
Hoard, wss then proceeded with. The follow.
Hamno T: Thomrson, baltimore, George Ii.
Coyington. Cincinnati; q. u. Hayes, Detroit
v. i. smstl,, Milwaukeo; William .Gtosvo,los,
s. Lon;H George op4Ske, Now York; Franklin
T. G.. Ncrscy, Portland WilHam drossenor,
psoyidouca; Thouas II. price, Mobile auA q,
n. Allan, Philadelphia.
Tho reports OF tho Committees being In order,
tho Committee on TRANSPORTATION presented
their report, action on tho sams bong deferred
for tho present. II treats Of tho cIeci upon tho
cost OF transportation Of tho combinations ho-
tWeon Hallway companies OF lcased toads Of tho
condHct Of fast freight lines, OF lhe tariff upon
iron, Of Watotad atockB, etc.
a communication raa read from tho Associat-
cd Chaulhor uf Cotumurce OF Graat Erttaiu.
Tho Committoo on Credentials rcportotl III
favor Of tho admission Of tho Now York Cheap
transportation Callpany au4 Scranton Hoar1 of
Trade. hath werb admitted.
Tho rcsoluttoua Of ihe baltimore meeting
dononnclng tho tapitat!on-tax collected frd1n
immgrantn AZ unJust and odous WAS discussed
, 1875-06-16

authority. A CORPORATION existed for fegat pur-
poach nlersver It tranVaotad l,nsl0eas. eyon at
every railroad STALLION. Tho legnl Il :tion a. TO
trolcd or litnlsaa By ltsis!aslon.
II WAS Insisted, tho,l: thai II iniunetione wnro
Rrausel tho railroads should nay tAros On tllot
own Valuations, both for State and also for
other ptitpuses. Il would work no iu1nsiscc.
A1na,
A recess wns thon takon until 2 o'clock md at
tho attornnon soseton Mr. lso1orts followed Mr.
EtlsAll On tho aAmp aj.lo Of tho 4no4ttop.
p1sCusstuH
followed hot1oon th4. Judges sud tho COUNSEL for
the plrpoAe Of sllaWiuE tito inui1h o},eTnlNlf Of
aHreannE anu distributing tho burden ot lilo
saxes, III tho course OF which str. 1ngerau1 nado
e'lnoh tho propositions advanced by him IN the
morning. lilo cttod to tlor tho ritiiauIouaness
Of tl,o law md tho Supreme Court dcc!aion Tho
caso of Dir. Adslt, banker N thlh city, mho ro-
was by tho ssato uoatd onaalizoA by raising tho
vnlto G9 ppr cent.
both Judges Drunmona and ladrctt ttan
asked tho Astorney-nc to explain how tlllB
could be conntsnancod.
Mr., Edaal replied that Mr. A1B!t had the right
10 90 before the. Towa aud Cnnnty Boards Of
Equalization hna represent that Ills property
WAS tRxod llghor than tat Of othorH In the sa,no
cSSsnty ongh h. sou not 'hoM 1.n ta ~,
pfuporty wna usually asacesed at only from opc-
third to tno-thiras OF it's value,
Judge Dtotlgett asked X tho Attorney Qnpcfal
iptonded TO defeud Lhe Atlsurdity OF holding that
a man should assoas Ills caali.h. hair or two
thirds of it, value, when It WAS The STANDARD Of
yatuo.
hts. Et1sall said Atr. Adgit m}gh. have lad 1,is
caHh eguali7ed. 1t was tho AsBessor who llad
attod abburdly 10 aaeossing son1o personal prop
erty st higher figure than others. I1o did uot
Propose to 60 tt,ko tho hidden reaaon OF asaess-
ing property at loss than ita yaluo. 11o thought
tho ConFtH Ind first EUno wrong In recognizing
Tho yaIldltyfof tnxation Oh less than full yalua-
tton.
Some further discussion followed between tie
parties, and after giving time to flo afi'iavls.
tho Judges announced that tho caue would not
10 docidcd at preaont, and it waB therefore takon
uut3pr consideration.
, 1875-06-16
TORNADO.
What tAc Wind MD tor tho ThrlvhnH
i CITY al quincy, Ill.

What s4c Wind MD tor tho Thriving
i CITY al quincy, iii.
Qu1Nor. ILL.,, juno 1b.--rhe north and north.
cast paris u Quincy pTosons sorry picture after
the storm VI laat night. Uut-bouaca nre iovsod
In esofy direction, antl uprooted troos,
demolished foncos, and Btrcotn carried
Away hy tho flood 1nako up sight Ba.l
to behold. Miraculous aa 1t may appear,
notwithstanding tho violence OF tho tornado tho
c1tcnt Of territory oVor which II awups, and tho
damage to property, ouly ono life II roportosl
lost, that of john aienns. woll-khown brick
inhkef, and monbor Of Tie Board Of Bupcrvis-
ora. Tho storm cano up about o'clock aud
proceeded from ths river and tho e1tramo north.
wosscrn limits Of the city In an almost
hno castaEly course. About . O'clock,
ess W.T. aud nd "ns i'@l A' ions - tbs .' moss nu,s
damage 10 tho property, Mr. Monno, who owt,osl
ad!aeent thereto. vout cnt vill' ono Of hia mon
TO ptosocs lot Of dry brick with boards At the
tinla, It eoonls. ahcda and tin,bers wore being
blown ,promiaouoahly about. snd sono Of tl.s
flying debris, striking him. fractured llia slsnll
ehe Gully loss Of nie, and, indeed with oe,y
tritlina exceptions, tho ou'y Injury to PERSONS
whatsvor reported.
Property did not fare near ~ vol, aa Tho
nconrgol eoctlon slows this morning At lcaat a
structures, show tLo otf0cts Of tho Rtortn's fury
:-homo ellghty. but many soriouhly. Roofs
have bean snaW2ed up, carried away, and rid
dlod; hosvy walls laVo boom t1rtvon In, aud, In
not few instances, atout Lrick buildings
bavo boon transformed into unaightly rtlos
OF bE.ok, MORTAR aud brolon ttnborH. Tie
Jackson School, at tho cornor Of Eighth and
Vine stseqsa. . two.s.ory- -and-a-half a.ructuEo,
we'll built and having ntood for yaars M d nnta-
bio monument OF tho hturnls siolouce, only q
portion OF ltH tlrnt story fom.lnH standing, and
thlR Ia buried IN the debris of Tho roof aud upper
BforicE. Tho house OF Dr.. bultl On Fiftl
utroet ono Of tho first to feel tho storms
volume. e = conip'etc w1cck. It was two
story brick dwelling, not quite completed,
but substantially built. In thu vicinity barnb,
UAimnoys, aud tho roofs OF 1nRpy residences
wor0 alncoromoutoualy ncattcrpl to tho Winds.
Further cast, on Eighth nnd Tenth atreesa, b
n,mbor Of solid briat dwellings, folt the force Of
tbs wind, and prBHont 8 Had appearance. Some
show daylight through AMI through, the walls
Oh 10th hldaA having lepn earrisd sway; otlare
hare lost their roofs, and tho uppor Htorios arc
almost : complata wrook, aud sill othors have
Iost wall OH eithor slio, aud have their floors
and contents before the Storm visited Them.
Most Of theBo houses woro occupied at tho tinlo
Of the frightfu visitation, and it IL miraculous
that no greater lpBB Of life enB1iel.
Gu tho ehHtcrn limits OF thu city. engine-houHo
No. VIVA taken by tho wind in lts route and suG-
Ictol HarlouB damage,
, 1875-06-16
EDUCAYfONAL,


WISCONSIN S1ATE UNIVERSITY,
S1ssfai Adpatch to The Ch.eago Ir{bnn<
1tAp1AoS, Nis., Juno DETERMINATIONS ut thu
Btsto Uniyarsity lsyo boon oo1nplotca, and vis-
itora attending express themselves we'll plossed4
Tho Doard Of Regonts mot to-day. Tho prn-
c,pal action thus fa1 haa boon tho avnrd OF
CONTRACT for the erection OF now University
Science Hail, There wcro eight bids, all from
MRdlHoa aud Milwaukee, ranging from S7S800,
by Mr. Hornlng Of Milwaukee, to ea9,075 by
D. stcphens, OF this city, TO whom tho coutract
was nwnfdel. Tia pext iowcBt bidder wAa tho
Hon. John Rellen1 Of Attlraukce, WhoHo 3ls-
nrcs woro $7l,079, and who will DO . partner
with Mr. Rtoplons 10 hl1 contract, and glso tho
benefit Of h,s experience ~ builder.
MADISON, Wis, Juno 15-Tho annual address
before tho University law class wan delivered ~
tho Assembly Chamber this evening by Judge
Harlow y. 0tton iE tue preaeuco nt . 1nn au-
from dit1eront parts Of u4e Btato. II saa nm elo-
uuout ai1reea showing much thought and TO-
search, aud 4ahowoa bow much tha lawyer Ind
done tor the o1gau!zsi9a Of gose4isnents on ;
Civilian vAs thu subject. It was show, thas
law Was ncoeassry foundation for civil soo!oty,
and that our civil. Institutions arc large
~ constructed by lawyers; that tho acseuco
Of law and goYern,nont sso ono, for all evil
Eovctuulante hAYe ahrpe daparssmants ct power,
tho Legislature TO mako ibWu, tue Judiciary 70
numtnthtor, and tho Executive 10 ontorcG them.
The hIHtory Of evil governments aud QoNHtstu.
tions from carly times Mas briefly ststad, elId tho
legal orders Ut l+ycurgus snd Nliu.a, of Egypt.
0rceco, and Homo ot NnBland and tho unitea
ktates. wero traced historically. The origin Of
tha oonmoa las hAs shown, u WAS elaimed, t4tb
all freq governments aud thsir syploms Of 1ursa.
prudenca ware tha rpsk Of shais lanyors thss
!Asy had stood agalnsk dsspotispl, aud baen 70
the sido Of olvlf liberty aHa!nst the ena'oaah-
.uenis Of .tyrauts. 'rhs iutluonco OF eccleslaa,,
ticlam aud royalty In laW was rafoEted to. and
American law 41d Jurisprudence. sud ArnuF-
lean lawyers and Judges ess!ted. az better
than thoHe OF other lands aud themes. IAa
afHreps ,yas warmly nfIu1atIdad. > ,'
, 1875-06-16
RELIGIOUS.


JkrTr
Spaftat Uspateh 10 Thd CAtcaao Tribune.
.H1LwAuKEn, Juuo l6.-Tho Diocesan Eptsoo-
pal Convention mot to-day. Bishop Weles pre-
siding. There was > tpll attendance OF lay and
clurical do!egatea. Tho day was taken up partly
with formal busipeaa. Ihe nov. Dr.. Adams
offered resolution to substitute the old canon,
No. 50, Of 1884, ~ to Disputes between cle.gy
and congregations, for that now In existence.
The resolution was sofarred to tho Coupittee
on Canous. Moaes gtroog obtsued reference
Of tho report OF tie Committee 70 amend ar.t-
youtjon but not acted ou, 10 lilo Committee On
Unfinished Uus'neas. 1'lo LEV. Us. kcene
preached the morning aestuon, taking stFoug
ground agaluht Internal dlbssuatons liz tho
tao nas1rois tIas Lsd ,ssiea ti,p lar .,an.o ] 81
tie Church in the dlut. eed lowercd the hsgl
ehar&otos of tho Church Is i,AYan u Eofugu Tor
rapontant duuors and us,as unable " ob.aln
, 1875-06-16
WATERFOWL, MASS, STOCK MARKET.

WATkATVWN, Ntas., 1uus l3,-V1kF Q4rfLk-N4-
cst}ts, so pf!eu about ~ hixlsf w Wxats1n uva
ssdsLt ~! . on korthsfn dressed 6al,a Of cholcs
&3,basloes; sstoud. &:.4tsa.25 thisd i4.0c<aa.I.
aA1As Anp tAAps-haca,rts, t.n1; in latgar supply
yety Lest shosp brought pse*s: saa4 in lo4 II QUA
1eV zach s1tt7, $ktH9b.b1; shoAre4 4hsyp, No0.S
Cts : sptiug Auits, l4o pr h.
, 1875-06-16
THE WEATHER.

WAsu1Saron, D. a., june le.~l r. m.-For tho
fasaa aad tho oAlo yaiiaJ sEa 1'saucssac. pght
nortbsass to northwest uinds, STATIONARY or high
or pressure, stationary or lowsr temperature, and
PATTY cloudy EesslAs,' With occsy!ulA 'llshf
ruin ~
, 1875-06-16

HALIFAX, N. g., Juno l5.-.A fire broke out as
Dartasots, ncar Iugoalohe, Capo Grston, on the
18th int, destroying five houses and swaoptnS
everything hatHoen tharo and Groom Cn1o. d
dalaueo OF 0 miles, aud totally destroying Tho
hounoS.
, 1875-06-16

Special hspatsh 10 Ths CAicaga TrstuHS.
McuHEoon, Ia. juno 15.-Antlrev Crowley,
living noas EIkador, yostorday had ILLS srainory
And 1naeblne-hollso struck by lightning and
burned. I.ohs, sJ000 Insured In the pltBni1,
Of HARTFORD, for 80, 800.
, 1875-06-16

New YonK, June 15.-J. r. Kippz' carriage
mauufactosy, In Eldridge street, WAS buruoI
early this morning. The losa IL sl0o, 900; pas-
tlali1 il1au1ed.
, 1875-06-16

Nxw Yonx, Juno 15.-:rhe earnings Of the
Un!ou Pacific for April 1875. Is compared With
tLa ss,ne mouth Of l674, AAow III Increase IN
gross earninRs Of *2G0, $50 increase OF oporat-
Ing expenses. e7o.67o, increase OF net earnings,
$ls9, ,8s3. Tho net earnings have .ncseaaod
t440,oo0 from Jan. to April 50, 1875, ~ COM
ssststnsnt H s of e.ruixs an1 tor Apzil s
h1sae$ tLs period TO whlol the transportation Of
through trains was interrupted by seveFe fresh,
sts wsas Df sha Rocky MpunEains. vhlle tue sx.
.eouot oadet tas sost Ss fs.Ss1.a
, 1875-06-16
THE BALTIMORE T. OHIO.

WAsn,Svros, D. C., Juno 15,-Tho proposed
truca hetwosn tho Daltluoso j. Ohio and penu-
sv,van,, Central IN lIkolv tn nonsofitIato TIM ot-
.,,as;a ,.aa.s =, 49, ns,,,nar. ,,,,;,.I.,,s,. =
p''''" " "" e ,,., fA,' ~, ~
Now 1osk. lilo baltimore q ohio haIfoad esl'l
sells largo amounta OF tlckots ut tho low 1ateB
The fre,Rht o1lcorB do not expect that thero will
lo ,nuo c,,snoo In th, ,,un ass at thta .easou NJ
the '. vtsr owinH tn tho cI,anao fn freipIt rsten
T1,a lnwest f1a,,,es AZ whioh grain has heen
h.o,,nit sso,n i',is.pn ~ 1ait,mnrn hra hcnn nil
c"uta ns- i'm nonnrtx or IA csnts mr. hnah,I.
~'A'' Po' wv p~0A'' - - o~'<'9 r'&
70 The Editor Of The Chfraao Tribune:
CHICAGO, Juno 15.-Wuch has beon Hatd Of
lsto Al to tbe ]arge aurplus uoueyB that tho
n,,t,nor, T. Oh,o ~ e.i,1 tn hnva In is troosurv
~, ~. s.,ana. ~ ,.s.," H.. Ns,ros :. III ~.
ana .s itenae pssaaG 1 nguavs IN al sn1
Public prints - 'hs supo,os mat
iuouiry to ask how thia Isreo s,,rplus l,as bosa
"s.,,,...as .saa', ~ ~ U"r,..s. .nfo;ant .n.snr
aconmalatoa fofnApe = Anpclohs ""s"o'
might be mado BY careful our1oy OF tho couli-
try through Whlch tho road phssos. and then
coup.no It with t1,o magnificent imnroyod ooun-
~ ,Fhtah ,,,,,a ~ -. ,tr,i l,uos ,rnvorso nna
-, "a'ta w. sa"s ~ ~ Ia Ia TO-. ansoere,oa ~ .Ls
n1o"n .as' tho 'oAa upn S4'ocN'e1'u ~ 1'"ho
everything out Of tho country and
ita pooplo, and tho others Bhow
that thty have eudoavorod to mako
H. tbo nnnntrv anI tts noonlo' 10 bn aura. il
ssn srnly In ss,i that tsna u,aJe tho country.
hnt + csr NJ Lar -. tr,,iv ha sad fiat man as u
sta .nornmons ~ s"'' w 'A'N ''''' ''''' "''E
ffhn wr1tera o,,tcct Il, ca1llnu attantion tn thlH
matter ia for tha t,urnoso Of Showing tlst this
bosytcd SURPLUS ID tto result Of lo,ls. .continueI