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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-12-18
NECESSARY IMPROVEMENTS.

We are very happy to notice the
existence Of a laudable desire on
the part Of the Board ot County
Commissioners, as per report Of the
proceedings Of last regular session,
to set this County on proper foot
ing in regard to public buildings
and highways. While we shall al
ways deprecate the necessity Of
any heavy expense" or disbursement,
and shall endeavor to promote a
general desire to curtail expendi-
lures, we must acknowledge that at
present there are some important
changes and repairs required, which
should be attended to ii order to
avoid larger oatlays in the future.
Among these are the properrepairs
Of roads. The work cannot very
seriously affect the county treasury,
as the law provides for the levying
of special taxes for such purposes.
By judicious management the cost
of placing the highways in good
condition for travel, can be obtain
ed without drawing upon the regu-
lar receipts Of the county.
The building which IS now
used as Court House, for county
offices and school purposes, is in 9
dilapidated condition, and requires
immediate attention. This struc
ture never was . very ereditable af-
fair, but ii its present shape i is
neither ornamental nor useful, and
ifpermitted To remain much longer
without undergoing thorough re.
pair, It will prove I. total loss to
the county and neoessitate the eree-
ton of an entirely new building,
thus proving that ! short-sighted
effort to avoid expense is the surest
means of entailing It.
Choteau County has never been
ii better financial condition than il
Is at present; with very frifiing
Indebtedness, d long taz.roll, and
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the SUBJECT Of a railroad, all 1eei the
absolute ana imperative necessity
o1 immediate Steps 70 secure one
yet scarcely any Two agree on the
route 70 oe aaoptea ana the pfae-
t1eaollay q 2ne various se1'e1nes
proposed: et Is unfortunate 1ha'
sentiment IS 50 a151dea upon these
points, ana uhtli a concentration OF
our forces IS ehee1ea, morning can
oe accomplished. At present THIS
seems wholly 1mPoss1o]e' owing 10
the petty Jealoas1es ana flValrleS OF
the Rould De eltles OF NJ oftana'
4 part OF tae leffl1ofy NouIaa q
unite N extending tue Otah Nortn,
ern' or N building a new foad from
Coftnne 70 the beaVefhead valley
leaving all tue rival towns TO make
their own connections or DO with
out them. But such route can,
not advance the material interests
OF Lewis ana Clarke County, IN,
cludlng Helena, and should be 0p
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Eea notices Il cents per line for first insertion and
10 cents for each subsequent insertion.
Legal advertisements of not than 10 lines solid
nonpare s1 for first insertion, and 10 cents for each
additional insertion.
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nrosnar;tv y ,n,et hacotoa tbino of.
r = IT, es:s .0 49,. tI11a..a, : '.,.t,2 "
o't9 f'''7s' A5.'foe.'l, A17''A'' . E'100~
perlfy mas oeeh dePehdent on the
Missouri River, it follows that it
will be fostered by a yet closer
nnion with that stream which nene-
"a 4,s = +ba Ioar+ r +bo Tarr;+orr
"'e' - '''0 10s'' - '''o 4 =. ''o' -
ano = our na'u'"1 co'lllhefclal ooC-
let. Our true interest IS, therefore,
to build railroad to the Missouri
and improve the NAVIGATION of the
r;vor
b. ~ 4 .. 49,
po' we c,'ll''o' eAPeo' 'n0 Fes'
OF the Territory TO unite With US IN
such al enterprise, unless We. can
show that it IS mutually beneficial:
and we believe that i will serve
t1o 4o.o.4a r ~ ,,.lo1o r1,a,.:t..r
''e. '.1t9t 0,s'9 - 'A19 "''oAo q ''eo'5
lhIih1te1y oettef than any ana all
other means OF communication at
present within our reach. IF we
had a railroad to Corinne won1d Il
h. aa;1a1,1o i ,,.to, 1..,+1,.,,t
20 :, : ''''s'p10 =, ~ " 'Al'0' @4'louo "
greater ootlay 1of sno" sheas tnan
the winter business would justify?
We think not. Montana must have
8 far. greater population and GREAT
a.. wealth bafora this con bo dona
r. wbaf war tbon ara wa - 10
hanaetad -, lay s,,lst;4,,f;,o .a;1
naad e. e 49, ,s;sa, psu9 IT. -
river 2sa =, With ~ l;It1a 20 ~
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-12-18
RAILROAD.

\. correspondent in present IS
sue wishes to know what views are
entertained by the Choteau County
Representative, in regard to rail
road matters, and his probable ae-
tion upon the subject IN the coming
session Of the Territorial Legisla.
ture. We are not very we'll IN
formed as to the course Mr.. Ford
means to pursue, but presume that
he will endeavor to carry out the
views Of his constituency 50 far as
he regards them as eonsi tent with
the best interests Of the County,
and the Territory at large. The
following communication from a
resident Of Helena appeared IN a.
former number Of the RECORD, but
it explains 50 we'll the feelings Of
the people Of this vicinity, On tie
subject Of railroads, that We deem.
it well worthy Of republication at
this time.
70 the Editor Of the RECORD
, 1875-12-27

Care and duty ltm W In 30 closely during
ruaturey yoars that xo Bho1tld becono dry acd
desoate but for constantly recurring 10 the OH
rcrod Ut Ito when t1s limitations OF space and
tlne do not oppress ,ts. and the far OF 10 as the
near. The bhby who puts out his ltsfo hand tor
tho p,oan il compelled TO draw It back empty,
sct ho puts It forth many tiaes again. Ally
friend 8 ttlo daughter, after having tho stars Tor
tho tirst tos pointed Gil. to nor, requested naxt
.lny to have 1.-TWO littlo stars with .uBar Oh
tnvm for breakfast" Aud in these nras dsAlingt
with luu,au boinga chl!dreu set aaido the petty
i.rEien, Of generations and centuries In the eauit
.llo way. ''Mauma," SAID III my boarng ti&
little dauehsos of . e1aa certaan postsfgI;
vnu ut tho dn.es.tabla and betmeon two
blcs OF al. hurlo. On another Occasion the
sanas child anid with equal confidence. - M atn-
ma. did yon over know C!aapasIhf' Ihsfe was
no nhocta:lou anout 1t /; nho was accustomed "a
peoInE literary psoplo aud uthcr nu:a1!l!tos ~
her mothers housu; and shAkapaAra and
CIeopatra might have como aud gone, arm Ia
arm, without exciting hes halt 10 tnuuh ~ tho
arrival OF d new pupar doll. Thus ohslu traveI-
lug with mo, and toelug mo salute, at a railway
station. 3 cersain Methodist minister OF great
Dimensions. inquired. with cas1a! interost.
whether that uas the Pops7 10 assign to tue
pppe his proper place in spsca, aud TO shAks-
poAre Of his hosoiuea their rightful position Ia
time,-wi1at layo children 10 do With suck
trt|nB Matters moro important claim thelE ab
tootiop; arc theEe not hoops, and skipping.
ropes. and luncheon 2-cot utg5'ason IN 6eTao'
1sY for january.
, 1875-12-27
GREAT BRITAIN.
THOMAS CAllLFL4E.
sJ-sAA fI

1<o{WOF* 1Htf*s 1tCS4 Ss
On Saturday. being alr. carlyle'a Both birth
day, the following address, With tho medal re-
forrod to in 1t, waA forsnrded to him:
BIn: We hex leave on thr Interesting and n1enora-
respectful good e1stta.. 10. few Of ti.s voices
a1e asns G IN des, TIER ay ierasps' b. son.o
compensation In the ASSURANCE OF thc rtYerrns rr1n-
pathy and a0octionatn gratitude Of 1nany thousands Of
lavtng men aud vor,en throughout the British
Islands and eisevhero who have derived delight and
inspiration from tho noble aerict n your writings, and
who hare uotel also. how powerfully tic world haa
b4en influenced BY your great personal example. A
whoie generation has elalaed tnce you described tor
M tho hero as man Of letters. re congrstul"t:
years which hes enabled yol to sustain this
rare dignity among mankind In Ill ia possible
az g., s
men& hare lent radiance 70 his time atfll dwes Ru1d
us: and our hops Is that rou nlny yet long conttnue
honosed aud TO reat In tbs retrospect Of bssve and
ilustr,ons Life. We reuest you t. do us t!ie leuor TO
sespt s n &c, Sr ss.n .. .s 1e4s e
memor1t!on Of the tlAy.
The names OF those who signed the addrosa
follow. Tho medal mentioned in the address
has boen cngraved by Mr.. George Morgan. and
Carlyle, BY hlr. Ioehtn. aud on tho ooverso tho
wotds "In commomo.ation Dec. T. 1876" Eil-
yer and bronze copies nro struck for tho
usa Of tho guhscribors, with fo~ for preBeu-
taston u public institutions; tho copy
Mr. Carlyle was requested to accept is In
gold Our Berlin correspondent teiographs,
under dato yesterday, that ten eminent Ger
man profeasors and politicians. among then.
Ranke. sybel, Droynel+ Tre,techEo, Gneist, and
Mommson, have sont = conRratulntozy telegram
to Thomas Carlyle on tho occasion Of his s0:t
birthday Tho telegram 4auls Carlyle, the
champion Of 0ormanic freedom Of thought and
neral integrity. for having dono 30 much tc
psou,ote cordial rcAtions botWeen tho Engish
and QermAn nations.
, 1875-12-27

CHRISTMAS At NEW ORLEANS.
NEW OnlEASs, Dec. 2G4-A difficulty occurred
in Freetown, opposite tho city. III tho forouoon,
between fow whites mad blacks, resulting in
ono or two o! tho Iattor being roughly handled.
After that quiet rciyuod Until about o'clock,
rlleu barney AcCabo, John Ronassts, and Jean-
tio lioussott, whilo ataulng in front OF tho bar
OF Nonon's conoo.house waiting to be served
with drinks worn tired upon by negroes. Tho
first two named we.o instantly Killed: Ide lat
ter probably il uo,tally wounded. Tho polico
from this Eide crodsed tho Ei7cr and mado aotne
usresta. Tho nrebulB rang. and much excite
mont prevailed on the 4n@ie1s siuo OF tle river.
H. WlnueGarler, nt Qsetua, wlllo drtlnkr cut his
Nlfe'e throat. Tho nl1sdarur MAS arrsstetl.
Charles .AdAins, aged 9, was shot through The
he.l and killed, 1t Ia supposed by tnu rackloss
discharge Of loaded pistol IN the lands of
james Gibson, aged ". Tho latter vas arrsstes':
An unknown ,ran iumpsd IN tho river and
wss drosued. As is supposed to have been ONO
Of tho hAuds connected with tho Steamer Era
, 1875-12-27

wakeu up With 4 roae and darkon the air with
nRtes and ltnlf, Hucli aa thnHe which over
whelmed Fompo. Ons eruption nAy blow
forth Attlo but dust and AstleH (Fo.ca}edJ and
ano.hor may pour ont ri7tsn If lava and little
else"
ho eruption, Of 1850 took place ia Feh-usry
Of that year, ehcu l1arpenftl 10 be traynliDf:
in southern r,als. WAS Just finishing my
student .tays, ard mT mind waA Yery open 10
Impressions. *,incc tint tme hnvo Razed not
oniy on atrnnboll and Etna. hut On tho lnftsest
volcanoes Of South America. hut for tho display
Of a;sful powcr-of axfnl 81b,itutty md EraM!-
cur-no Aftnr secnn itnprotaed MO nan:r d'l.
etna1y and t!a.:,f, than thlH eruption Of Mount
T1snviEs. uhc;l tho mountain reaslig II
elect ~n:canic tn.tter from its ordinary channel,
npnnetl far below two unw Cra.'IH on the vtrT
Hiie-tuc B1,ltLeaHtern-,sh!cll IL noH giving
threatening lnLlca.oHs. 'f!4t new crater III lhJ'
shot forth shroe ktEeans Of lava. TIN most cnn-
siderable was that which took tho direction 1T
Hosco Hca1c. n village inst a'ypYo fomoe:i. In
decd tho tara. IL it had tlowel iittlo os than
q milo further, wu,H ha7o nlttriv dtktzJvod
In: tho aAdrs left OF Tum;tii. S00 yea.H 3.7.
This la1a t.rea,r, In furhnR toward tho v!!!e.;H
Of Eorco Keale, marched through wool Of oak,
ie1, and asll Is 1t incloacd tic treca tbn hna:
cugert:otnl s.ea,n in tho carislca Of tho 70 I'D
anil Trunks, tho lunl de.c..splH ct tnf-t-
u' trecn and the immediate hi41s sthi:t tsl'
lnwfJ formed o rsEuteclInic dHrlaJ OF tho most
brilliant c4aFActcf.
Tie namlrr Of rs,corlcd eruntiona from tho
Erst century U liz ecyentro1Iil. !,ciuhys, vlA
| niuAlaeu. little ,nofn slnii tic nycrsgo Of nud
| per century. During tho elglseent! ccutHrg
! thcre were tweutr-thrac, Guo on tho average OF
tlruo in ,hs century thero taSo occurred twonty.
| iiso erhps!onH, ur hn nsefaGr uf uLe III ever.
| three years. Az tlln las: took p,Aco In Atri1
| 1872, we may confidently aann look for another
, 1875-12-27
ITALY,
ut. yEauvIUA.

Correspondence .1n.erscan tparts) RtJfsssr.
NAPLES, Nov. 27.-rrobabiy Eefors this letter
reaches tho Rcgster you will have already iusptt-
cd III your columns thu notca from Prof. Pal
rnie1i, WHO Watches l,igl' up III the obssFystory
On tho alopes Of Veau1ius, that the old Volcano
IL showing Bigns Of M eruption The daily
Pun1olo Of Naples IL ttle ordinary medium Ut
TITO Professors announcements Of tho thtcttet.
ing OF tho historic aud. for all that prohis:oio)
fro mountain that reaEH Its grGcofui form abosc
tic uay Of Naples. Before tho Bourbon regime
had ceased observations werc established In sho
meteorological Observatory referred ~, with
tho oad iu Wow ot recording tic rha.
uoueua CONNECTED with vcsusius, a',l,
Or appS?oachns Soh1 erap'onp. lit. hss lssn par.
tally successful, for TINT must frequently rc-
c,ll71ng plonofnaDon III cunlteattdi With |hiea-
uuah-tle cartEuuaiie-ia Immediately teteetel
hy an Instrument called tbs scsmograph (cas.h-
quake wr4tor); thu slightest H!,ocs ~ readtly ln-
dcatod by taa scusaliyo mechanism, Tn,s
instrument IL tho inyonsiou u l'altuluei, who ID
Professor la the University Of Naples. and QUO
Of thu most eminent physicssta LIVING, No
proper description could be given without en-
fcssor leels tho rulsastouz Of earthquakes; but
Robert Mallett, tho first authority on a4rtl,-
euaheB and yolcauneh, niates tho Geatrai
pdncirla to be ono "in which "aya
! seiativo Or absolute. OF columns Of mercury IN
| glass tnbcs. II Is Bclf-.ecuriing Instrument
! composed OF two distinct portiuEs-ouo for ruc-
ord Ut horizontal. rather What ate called un-
du!atory s,ocks tue other for vertical Shocks"
| Now, while tho sstsuograpl has baen lnoat snc-
cessful III recording tho earthquake movements.
| as = ipxateor Ut Gruptlona 1t caunot bc said to
| ba perfectly reliable when taken alone but II
it, recordings taken IN conjunction With Uare-
| fu1 obssry4llpuh Ut the igusous aud ottos 1ndl-
cAtous Of VcauTtus, All eruption caA pEotty
| surely 10 forutold- Such conjunction has iuat
occurred NhlcA has caused the communication
to tbs FunJoio autl We laarA trom Prot. pklmieei
| thst Veeuvius gives unull9tskable syuptoMs OF
an approaching eruption. The crater formed by
| tho terrible eruption Of 1b72 hAs been falling
| In III tue southeast, or, to u1a lha exact Ian-
EuaEa Of tho Professor, has been " beeonlhX
| t,1t,omlsEa. with esnauAtlopa of btack smoke.
The instruments at The obssrsalory are slightly
aXitAseA. There iH no telling Hhau iEneous To-
gu!ts will follow shess indications: Dut III tho
| month Of Dtce1aber, 1854. similar phonome-
non manifested itself III tho cratoE, and the CO.
uepttio ernutlnn, with copleus nooda Of lAya,
took plase III May, lass"
Tho Professor does not predict mith absolute
cortaiuty whsn tha uoxt eruption will take place.
JUDGED, he canuot, for NO must tsa.eMbes tbai
| Nouto Huoyo, III the ss1tseuth century, Wan
tll1oHn up between Pozxuo!o (kutauli} aud
has Vsn Observed "a small fnsllads may
20 on for Mootha. and yst, without III
hours nouss hy my Pseu3nntoEJ AiSu, maj
, 1875-12-27

NV YoaV, Dec. 2d.-AfraVed, Tho asAanahip
California, FROM Glasgow.
ANTWERP, Dec. 33.-Arriysd, tbs steamer
61ltEe1land, iron, Now York.
LONDON, Dec. 28.-The steamships City OF
Richmond and FFtsts, from New York, haze
hftlysd cut.
QpxxnArowN, Dso. 26.-Ths steAnaahtp In.
dams, from PhilAdelphia, has srtiyed.
, 1875-12-27
FIRES

At JACKSONVILLE. ILL.
6r<cfat Dtspateh to Ths Chtoaos 1ribnHe.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Dec. 2G-One Of the most
devastating fires tlst laa oscr visited this city
occurred Saturday night ut o'clock. Tho tire
waH discovered In tho Jacksonville atock.ya1ds
aua salo.ssablos, which occupied block corner
Of Bandy and North strests, belonging to ".
Howard Thompson. Tho fro broke out in d
stable Tor mules. It waa the work Of an iacon-
diary. 1t spread rapidly. aud soou extended to
the principal Stable and tho stool. yards, tho lat
lar all inclosed under roof. The horsos mules.
aud other stock wera all rescued. but large
quantities Of hay. eorn, and cats were burned.
Tho bookB aud office eiYcota Hero all Baysd.
A Li8h wind prevailed, aud soon tho dwelling
lionss OF blrs. Fay, OIL North street. Was snysi-
upod In tlamCB and totally destroyed; al4o =
Hacon1 dwelling ou tho ta.ns lot belonging to the
Hame. 4 teucmeut houso for threo families Oh
Handy strcet belonging 10 George Mausays,
went next, aud two other smaller dwellings, on
An alIsy, belonging to dsoEso DetherdAlus lleIrs
The families hung III thess dwellings, saved inoat
of THAR offectx. Owing to IniamXlsEenetlt An4
tbs bursting ot hose. tho Fire department "aa
Ut little avail. The fro waa wholly checked W
citixoas. The tottl lpes will reach &a0, 900
It least. TAonpson WAS insnted for VI, BIN III
the North British aud Merchants, OF London !;
~, 0tU iu tho Commercial Union, Ut London, and
$1,000 in tho dome, Of Coluuibu&, o. Mira.
FaJ's house WAS insured for ii, $40 in the Frank
!Iu, Of Philadolpht&. There waa po insurance on
tha other dwallinys. There Is no qusstton but
At AvoN Nv
, 1875-12-27
OBITUARY,

ohAuA, Nab., Dec. 2e.-Tha Associate Jnstlca
Of the Supreme Court Of Idaho, ". O. Whltson,
dad Ut thia city last night OF paralysis, a81d So.
ue wax % roufe to Boise City.
MNc1xxArs. Dso. 28.-Cbaflts r. Rhodes, OF
this city. for many years Auditor Of the Wss.sru
Dislaiou Of Tbs AlADs E1prsas Company, dad
, 1875-12-27

ON ACCOUNT or ocn courArnIoT TuoMPsox.
LoSpos. Dec. 27-G n. n,.-A telegram from
Dnslin feporta TINT lo2uing Auo rican scaidenss
Of that city called meeting for tho purpose Of
protesting asaiust the Bttctutos Of tho German
press Oil Allvslcau cl4a.a3tsr n tllolr comulsnt4
on lao uramer-havou plot.
, 1875-12-27

An overturned 4rso on tho track. Al Hamilton,
O.. the Miami kiscs nwoEied rapidly, flooding
cel!arn on tho want aidn Of tho river. At
Carthage. O.. tho Hamilton County lntirmary
vaa partly unsuofed.
, 1875-12-27

F0Etttcat C0Nvon tlon9 In 1875.
Jan. 6-New Hampshire Republican Btate Con
vention, Concord.
Jan. 6-Fa1aa Democratic 6sAts Convention
Galveston.
jan. ta-Ie1as Republican Btato Coavsutioa
Houston.
jan 13-Rapublican National Commlttee,
Washington, to soieos time and place tor holding
tho NatIohRt Convention.
Feo al-1ndiana Nspahlh&n BtAte Convention
Indianapolis.
MarrA l6-IndiknA DemocrstIo Stats Convoos
ton, indianapolis.
Nav G-Easioual Convention OF Prohibition
ists, to uomiuAte Presidential tloket, &o..
Cleveland.
Mdy 17-NatIonal Independent Convention, n
poulioate ! Presidential! tickst, Indianapolis.
, 1875-12-27
RANK FAILURE.

BAN rnAsc1sco, Dec. 2G-The Comm orcia
Bank suspended Friday afternoon. It wha 1
small coneoru. LlAblltIes about f5u,ooo, fu!'1
sacured. Tic President hopes to resume In thu
morning.
, 1875-12-27

C1zctxxkr.. Dec. 35.-A aoysre storm Of wiad.
rain, snd Lightning, visited tbs country north
md nosthwsst Of this city this afternoon. Mar
.AuahrIltA Ind, Aeikht staiaa vafs asahsd ~
, 1875-12-27

sre.iu, pt1p1l.h to 1he Ch.td1o 1rfsnn&
Qu,scr, Ill, Dec. aj.-E1.Sena.or Richardson
is much wozso tonight. 1t il not expected th Al
10 will Iva till morning.
, 1875-12-27


,. ,,o ,o,.o t., ..vo-., SAN. Ehe vas
lnovn 10 have a violent sp.fpathy TO tie p.lyBi-
rian. yot IN her viii nj, hor property waa bo-
uuesthcd 10 hin, Willie Tho relatives for whom
sbo Ind shown great Affection rero cut OF With
email allowances,
Bancroft thtuks that thouch tho rreuch it,-
yn,,ted tic word ennu1, OF AIi uas,ons they know
the ,eaot Of II, Which reminds M that 4 certain
history Of the Unltet Bsasoa has mover boon
translated into French.
.,ov,,l,. r,,rau h,a r,,,ton twcn&v n,sys
and rot ho has not had moro than three st,c.
ccsaes, Hs,ll his pupu}a,ity ID Immense. All tho
nc.ep.pers OF psrls praiso him, aud tho pcopso
poyur condcmu him publicly,
f'nrntau1 thc French scu,ntor recens1v do
ec,s,d vaa fond NJ tlaren,,..h1c ,ociotv. Tlo
p.rI, corrosnou,aot ~ tha nos,,n pos, thinks
bo bpcsmo muc,, moro reHnoctabla bY ding than
he ouald hopa 10 bo uy living,
The Now York Sun. with aono ms,ayolencc,
,.,arta Tim. Mr. ncocror vsa mt nroxent =, tho
Kov England dinnor boca,,so la Ind boon pri-
yntev ,efortnoil that ,,o wouId not le weIcome.
The storv ia not we'll enpno,tod
The Nsv yor, Eafion IN nov warm at,vocnts
Of A Centennial nnpropr1ation. I'M vero
sccu1ar nonarapor. inHtaad or bc,nu a rcIir,ous
organ. tho clt,bren ur Be,tal would ssy that
somebo,v ind "seoo !" TIM ot1}tor.
~, fa.r n n,c,a,,,, ..,,o :, ,,v,,.
f., r.It;,or, ,,i,i ,,r,ho,,I,, IT, an,,,,,,..1 ., M
ation in tno soryiro Of the baltimore K Ohio
Ro,,oaa Comnanv will, I'm titlc of aonor.t
gupcriutandont or Goneral Manager.
..,.o, a.. r,n,;o,, t.,,,.r,.aa,t In. ao,a~-
.,,.,, - .,.,,aas ~. ,.,,au., ~ .r....,,. ~.
7..s r. ,'., .,,s.~,.,..a ~ 4.,s. 49,.
80. -. -......tN- 49,, ...t,..,'S
p.o1ess "'o n.t'"sou' ".'u ".'o ~ eo"n'oo. .ae
eata
Inc tflalH which have takon place at oxford,
iof tue aeleetloh OF too on1Vels'ty Gro" next
seaf' arc said 70 be not 30 good by soyoraa Do
ftees IS 'hose OF !@as year, Inls vail DO &C.
scPtao'e news 20 tne american crows WINCH arc
m,'-
WI 1e aate Oh. T. rea'sa' ar. o. front etsee. ,s
,onlkconcr tx,,o In n,uo voa,s a,o,o a5o n1, of
s sooxksoper @a0 IL, n.0 y yea's s'o'e t w.
Enn, tbat sbev voro not awaro Of tbig rroat loss
-n,; ~ s sn.',s !. taus " % .o ~ rst,o1 Ib
ws~s' u - o.,>,,. n.. x.o.
1.-Two ras.leauako to a lady trionl. and sho i'm
uodi.tely took hcr new uos ou a pleasure trip
,,reo IN En7ooo. nn,1 ,ho ,ndv who c,rrses tho
- .."ro' ".e w 49,, "n ..'n,,a. T..
maze expects 10 ekess s lase,nating 'nauoaeo ID
,,
Aberncthy, tho great rliyHlc!an bau that
tIasB of ale boforo bedtime IL n euro for stoer-
i.sa"nsa a,,a,.,o- .,tno,;,r .ors iii bo,a;r,,
.eseneSS. Ano'u.s eot,o'!ty "n9s 'nA' no'u4.s
tau hands In water will bring Blunlbor to tho
,qal;1s. Nozv arrivas a vriLar In Afoorc's Ruroi
ys.a 49, .s~....,,. ,,....r,,t 49,, ~.
4'eso- Yorker VINO RECOMMENDS heatt1e'E psasor
tpt caaily como. Thank you.
Murtiu Feraular Tuppegs new drama ia sa,d
b be bold plagiarism Of a b.d play by sir.
, 1875-12-27

WAsn1HaToH. D. O.. Dec. 27-1 3. na.-Fos
rsnuessoo, Ohio. the Upper Mississippi. and
The Lower Missouri Valleys. and the Upper
htes, r1s!ng barometer. coolor. northwest
w1nds. aud clear weather. followed In tho latter
ssctions by falling barometer and southesly
nnda.
LOCAL ORDINATIONS.
, 1875-12-27

Au Established KenseAy-kt Rx0WnN
BRONCHIAL ytoches ART wtdalJ known - IN eatAhaR
~ remedy for Coughs, csldl, 1Eo1ehlHk, HaASaAAs4
snA pthsr troubles of III TtEs&a - LAhA
, 1875-12-27

LONDON. Doc. pa Berlin diaps.ch kaga tho
information has boon received that tho disorders
in Northern khokand will soon be made the oo-
caslon by l.ussi4 ter tho annexation Of the re-
maindar Of tho country.
, 1875-12-27

THE BrLTAH's PROlttAEa.
LONDON, Dec, 27.--a special from Vienna sars
that Turkey haa sont circular 10 tho powers
pIcdglng her6e!f to tho execution Of the re-
forms promised by 'he Sultan.
nc1cEMAS IN TEoChLE.
BE111S, Dec. oG.-Horr nonuor. correspondent
Of tho Sc1lesfsehe Zeitu,g, In l}osnia, has toen
Arlosted. imprisoned, mud maltreated BY Tnrkihll
troopr, aud Berlin iorelgn officer " asked to
iuteffeta
, 1875-12-27
Ex-President Thiars Consents to Stand
for Election to the French
Senate.
Dcnnncintions By tho German Press OF
American Character and Dyna.
mite.
Observations Relative to tho Present Un-
easiness Of Mount Vesuyius.


pEBTHCCTloS OF 1 HDTlL PALACE.
MApnlu, Dec. 2G.-fhe Royal palace at Bareo-
Iona WA almost entirely destroyed By fire to-day.
NE SItLL LtvEH.
BEn11S, Doc. 2G.---A Madrid telegram gives
dou,al 10 tho report that Gen. CAhaIlel dc Noaas
il doal.
, 1875-12-27

JAMESTOWN, n. T., Dec, 20.-An express train
WAS thrown from tho track to-day near 6Ala-
msnca by spreading rails. Several pesaona
wass Alightly injured.
, 1875-12-27

!Gureft! n,s, eek 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DAsTns, o., Dec. 1G.--,}arah 1iouser, 8e1T-
ant glll living at Tho How. ur. W.ntor's, was
terribly burned by lltr elotI,es taking fro wlilo
standing near Il stove laat saiusda1 night.
After sufferibe oxcrucia.Dg pain, she died last
niEhs.