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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20

Mr.. Charles O'Conor's arraignment
of the New York Court of Appeals
has not fallen on dull ears. The press
of the State is thoroughly aroused on
the subject; and it is remarkable that
the Republican newspapers, for the
most part, support Mr.. o'Conor while
the Democratic press generally, and
the organs of the Canal Ring in par
ticular, abuse him in unmeasared
terms. sFeW men in the world would
have dared to write such a letter"
and having written it, few would have
consistently stood BY the text The
Nation, by the way. designates Chief
Justice Church as''a noted politician,
who is generally up for some ONCE
or other-sometimes the Governorship
and sometimes the Presideney,-and
whose name, of course, becomes the
football of any newspaper that Wis
hes to kick it about"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
GRANMARAND CLRAN CoRyERs.-

GRAMMAR AND CLEAN CoRNERs.-
A female servant in the family of
gentleman in the department Of the
Interior, Washington, is allowed to
make a yearly visit to her old home
in Richmond, Virginia. Last sum
mer, when she left, substitute was
employed, a mulatto girl, who had
been quite we'll educated. She per
formed the duties in a rather indif-
fereDt manner. When the regular
servant returned, she began her touF
of investigation to ascertain hew her
work had been done, and vas dis
gnsted at the evident lack of neat
ness manifested everywhere. Her
indignation finally found vent in the
following, to her mistress ''I'll tell
YOU what it is, Miss -, you can't
get grammar and clean corners out
os the same niggeFr Which, if true,
offers a knotty problem in reference
to the education of the race.
Hdrper's for Sept.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20

%Trains stop only on Signal xTrains do not
Stop. zTelegraph Stations. Cleveland Time.
The Way Freight, trains stop at Jefferson in
going West, at 4.R2 P NJ. and going Eastat .S9
A, N. These trains carry passengers.
Passenger fare at the rate Of 8 cents per mile;
to way stations counted in even half dimes.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
ERIE HALLWAY.

distract Of Time Table adopted Moo. 16,
Z 1874.
DULLMAN'S best Drawing-room
Il and Sleeping Coaches, combining all
modern improvements, are run through without
change from Buffalo, Suspension Bridge, Niagara
Falls, st. Louis, Cineinnau, Cleveland. Chicago
and Detroit to New York, making direct con-
nection' with all lines of foreign and eoastwise
steamers, and also with sound Steamers and
railway lines fer Boston and New England cities
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
'S''N~~ From the Detroit Free Press
Rarber SIIeneed for once,

Yesterday morning, lOng-haired,
thick-bearded nstrAnger 5epteFed q
Griswold street barber-shop, and IN
response to the inquiry if he would
like to be shaved, replied:
eyes, sirgyou miserable, contempt
iSlS2 nSs,s ssnIlE5iPagz s:sgI5agz hgAgEsy pirate |
He removed his hat, drew q big
navy revolver, cooked it, and sitting
down in a chair with the revolver in
his hand, he continued;
z, "Now goahead. And if you ask
me to have my hair ont, or say that
1 have dandruf, or cut my chin, or
ask me to buy your hair restorer, I'll
shoot You dead in your tracksl"
1.-The barber didn't say one word
while shaving that man.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20

A Milwaukee belle, attending
theatre in this city, recently, COM
nl,;ned in one of the scenes that the
Ewbt was too dim to show the act
,;nS nroperly. "Won't you try this
oIsssPp asked her escort, handing
her his lorgnette. Hastily covering
the suspicious, looking object with
her handkerchief, she placed it 70 her
lips, took q long pull, and then hand
ed it back in disgust, saying "Why,
there amt q drop in it."
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20

JEWELERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

GEO. W. DICKINSON, Jeweler. Repairing
OF all kinds Of Watches, Clocks and JeWelri-
Store in Ashtabula House Block, Ashtabula, U.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
~ Z PUBLIC HALLS. =

STONES OPERA HALL, Orwell. Ashta-
bula Co. Ohio, on the line Of A. Y q p rail-
d rroa6-ret ,rwith stage and scenery will seat
500, and is ready to rent to travelling troupes
r. e. STONE, Prop, 1909.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20

Ls.&M.S.-FRANKLIN DIVISION.
From and afSer Mag "a, 1915, Passenger Trains
VIII run as follows \: Il a
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
"A NOTABLE NEGRO.

Hsacan KeeRfraeIE ofrkree hundred
HaIs-What he knows about Horace
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
THE STALLION
Young Gassius M. Clay
owned by O. B. Gould, Esq. Of scioto County, u,
will stand for mares at

MAPLE GROVE, OR WATROUS. FARM,
two miles south of Ashtabnla on the Austinburg
Turnpike, during the coming season.
Mares from distance will be well taken care
Of and good pasture provided, bat at risk OF own
er. --
.-. DESCRIPTION
YOUNG CASSTUS N. Ola Yis dark ma
hogony bay, 16H hands bigh; ten years old this
Spring. His fine bold a, ton, superior movements
in all his gaits, grtat bone and muscular power,
of the most choice stock horses for trOtting, sale
and coach horses, in America. HIS colts in liam
iltOn and Warren counties, Ohio, compare iavora-
bly, with any in the State for ne, free action and
muscle.
For Pedigree, see Wallace Stud Book.
TERMS 1875 for the season, and $40 to insure.
1918 GEO. PRENTISS. Keeper
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
CAN'T AFFORD To HIARRY.

GentIemanss Expenses-SaVIng 1913
Year out Of SI,2OO-A Start for a
Fortune,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
YOUNGSTOWN
pTTTSBUR I'll RAILROAD.
=csNDENsED TIME TABlE-May "a, 1875.

Al trains daily. except Sunday. =
FIR. MYERS. Gen. Pass Ticket Agent.
, 1875-07-27
SPORTING NEWS.



Sn*elal bt.t4teh to Jhe Ci1t1ao Tr,44a.
CLEvELASp. O., July 2G.-lhe Hutpnes mco..
Ing Of tho Cleveland Club lc9ne to-1norrov,
with ovcry prouaso "f uco* nf rare sport. Tho
entries arc somewhat less nnnnerouB than la,t
yea:. hut the disparity of numbers is moro thnn
stonod for br tho high character Of The horses
and tl,o evsnncss viii, which they aro natcboI.
The sporting fraternity IL here in full force and
root-Betiiug iB nnunnaffy lively for hrst hight.
Tho ontsies for tas tlrst dar's rxce are Ii
follows:
2:ay C!a,s-f1.oc1: AIat tramsn.n, s1.o,0; second
premium, &5o1; third rremiu1n sea: fourth pzsin!-
!. g. i. Green, Babylon. N. r., b. 9. 1,rst7e
r.: =. l.. Kailes. asdwsy, ky, b. g. Com*s, formerly
u. ". roorhi4. Detroit. c. 9. lam.
~. v. crawfurd. Aukusta "a. <. 4. Bandh!ll:
5. Living Wlili4tns, Nashville, Truu., G. &. Tear
"a. y. wii'oo, yonna1to~n, O.. b. B'i'o Porter
:. P4rasr Wl1-Ian, 1oI!e., H.. b. x. unkc.
8. L. e Lennon, See yurk, bi. =. The Furger.
2st sda..t!;sa; nrst rFemta",: H. ioo; second
]. {. :. .'rseu. B.tyloa. n. r.. b. IN. May Queen,
:. !. \. Chambers. Augusta, O.. b. m. MoIser.
=; T. L. r ;lst. ny H Aedsas, Ks, b. g. Gen. darhod'
I. yanSsss fienac-on. Cbie.go, l., n. Lady STIR.
:. 3nhl D'hlc. lht!ai"pAsa. l.. Ill. tFeIacnt.ue.
III the t'oIl- fortnight. Frcetnu KeliH ae fayorite
sn The ~: race. besug *l0 ssalnst s2J, nua ESQ
fot the fed.
TIC ~. race is tho etes. event o, the dar,
and the poals for this ate heavy and numerous.
Tho fAyorto iA May Queen who. under the uAmo
Of Nashville 1r', w0n tho 2:29 race here lat
year. Tho Queen sells for :l0'. Moser far kGg.
Cloment,tto for $50, aud Garfield aud Lady Star
for 25 each.
There has been rain to-day, hut tile weather
'ooss settled Tonight, and tie track Is III hno
condition,
, 1875-07-27
GERM ANY.

BENIN. Jnly 20.-Tho esory Of tho arrest 1t
Landock Of Count DZmbeek, hin mother, aud
olambormad, GU a charge Of coosplrlng to u.s.
sasainato tue Qermsn Grown Prince, IN untrue,
Il vas fabricated BY the C1elk OF tho Court at
Lasldeck, who has been arrested. Ihero 10 no
suci4 1tfaoa aa Count D'Zulhcck.
hRALiS, July 28.-The C!ork Of tue Court at
Landeek. who originated tho Crown Prince ~
sassauatiou story, provoa to 10 insane
PRUSSIA AND BAVARIA.
ueaI.x 5a'y ls.-The Norta ger,ndn 0aze.ts
MORROW, tho 18th VI July-A day full Of reoolisc-
tlons-ths Emperor William viii cordially great
and shake handa with .king Louis Of Daya1ia.
July, lB7o when tho orsnstve and ttol1nnIyo Alil-
euea between tho two 6ovarslguu stood Tic
test 10 which It wAs subjected 1t time OF ercst
urgency, The meeting Of the two nrst Psincea
OF thd Empire Will servs "a warning to the
party hoss'ls to tho unity Of Imperial usrruauy,
shoMiuR them that their Efforts will be. power.
!ess to undst mino ths great STRUCTURE Which the
herman Princes and people arc Jointly resolved
70 maantaln HRainst any and every foe."
AG oQbfn 1oR Taz ARREST or DON ckpLos'
PAa1s, July I2.-Tt sppsars that tue German
doseTnusnt WAS 10 earnest when 1t SAID that il
~; ~unld aFtsst Don Alfonso. brother OF Don Car
either day Don Alfonso crossed the Austrian
!footles ~ osdsr 10 pay visit to the ahslna Of
sInnt sssas ~ Attost.tng, IN bavaria. Tho Prince
tho image. and thsn retsaoed hls ste;'s rithout
being nolassed but scarcely hkd he reached tlo
austrian territory xhcn telegram waa received
his instant srfest, Tndsr thass oI1oumstsuoss K
y not prooAble thkt Don Alfonso viii lu futurs
lot his dssot'on overcome hi4 prudence.
15AfANs4 okk1osRa IN FuR pnrssIAN AtMx,
tne Emperor Of JapAu, and lss Adiutsut. Funa
4aaAtA nsys been appoiated psu4slkn Ltsutan.
ants .ad St:.ehed 70 DsFlin regiment Of loot.
saatds. tanaaA has passed. the usnal Liautsu-
Ants ez&nlnattoel vhtlo hhiyf Ksya xtndtoo ~.
military Ut uhdtt IN s.nlaoat oflosf, A-
, 1875-07-27
Great West End
Dry Goods House.

Large lines Of Summer Silks reduced from ST
and y .25 to 75 cts.
Asssrsd oha lot = # Sqn@er e sdqG slk1 reduced from
Lot of superb @ '' Qun{ty = Stripe Silks rerular
$l.75 qanlity. now $1.25.
Rich broeade japanese Silks, formerly u cts,
cts. nov " ctS
Fancy Grenadines, great variety, at 10 cts yard.
formerly 81 and 35 cta.
Black Grenadines ut 20 to 80 per cent below
French Printed 0rgandies, formerly 10 and 50
cts, now II l-9 cts.
500 pcs Fine l-4 Printed Percales, 10 cts yard.
formerly 70 cts.
doS rs bst e. III & American Printed PsEa1ss
Fine French Lawns, Prints. and Poulard Cam.
bricA greatly reduced.
Linen Lawns y cts, formerly IS cts
Fine Au-Wopl French Iiag'llals, choice shaded
formerly 81 cts. now 10 Its.
Large lots assorted Spring and Summer Dress
Gools at rs mud 81 cts. formerly 40 and sue.
Camel'B IIair Suitngs. 10 cts. formerly C5 cts.
Ladies' Linen Suits Plain. Trimmed, aud Lin
broiderel, Ut almost halt price.
LLAMA Lace Points, 81 to $3U. actually half
price.
Llsma Lace Jackets, SIS to $25, much less than
Stylish Trimmed Millinery at great scriaea.
untrImmed t[ats, halt former prices.
Grrat Bargains III Ribbons and Sash RibboaG
Parasols reduced q to 81 per cent.
flques. Victoria Lawns. aud White Gooda. 10
duced 20 to 70 per cent.
, 1875-07-27

swolfon aud hn blood Aiigntl7 ooztng ont ot L..
oar. IIc Haid ho had suffered torr.b'o n';ant..
aud thought the difficulty waa ponnxllera III H.,
car. T'm doct' II examined thu ear anil phse.y,i
snnothn2 "'gsling far 10 towAr'la tho ds.l:n.
Dlp.tDg f"afl1or IN carl,on ael1 Il" 1t, cited II
+" tito eaf. aHd waa auri s.reI to 100 iva n,asr
hop out lio then injected eeue acid. killing thu
remaining tnarEosF, whscl, tumtlod ont wl,cro III
could rctcn thstu With riucatr, nsi IN thia VA,
he rrn'9yel aeven large ,n,gsot4 Of Il. recnlis.
kind. fsloy .ore Ab,nt i,,if au Inch long nn |
sn eight Of un inch thick. lager at ttls hoal t,nn
t!le sat snl formed Of succns,an Of rlngs.
Examined Under mlcfoacooo. tue maqgoss
were fonnd to possess tlres sharp horns in taoir
l.aad#, with ~ti1h ttey ang thar way into tho
iGrh. They had dug III tho oar considerably,
aud Hsro piercing tho drum. IN fact Tutcher
Lad beon unable to hear wi'h that rar for aons
tinic. Tho BAN eansrd by those animals was .l-
noat undesirable, hnd vel the real oauas had
not been suspected. Tho doctor has na5o In
quiriea sni searched autlloritfss, bit is uuab'o
to find q like caae recor'!el. ITu suprosos that
s,mo dy or iI+ec& mast havo blown In this
car. 1lo Inns preserved she maggota In alcofol,
anil the seven Of them almost fill colnmon
phiAl
, 1875-07-27

fI1HffH1 ~ uEntE1nTS4.
RAnrsA. july 2l.-Tho Herzegovina insurgents
We'a attlrked br Turkish troops TN Friday laHs.
mar Soveeigua. asi'i IL Eevero engagement sonft
pace. Many were killed and wounded on both
stiles. Satur!av tho Turks .nnle a Borslo from
6t>ltz. and attac.eI tho Insurgents DsAr Dabra.
-Four cnupnrllce made ntl utlsErcaH.tuI effort t.,
flank The insurgents. ILs lighting listed nli
div. but tho rcsnlt IN nos kno*n. Tho Turks
havo ilted uorl,tza,
THE st;r.TAs'+ HEIR.
Berlin, July 12.-uv order u tlio {; ,.at,, For
ei9u Minister. ncurctl.toj a: Cuns.antiuupIe
will tenccforth ha presented no! Dulv to tho
Enltan but TO lns cIsleAt toh an1 pro4nmp-
tive hnir, tho ceremonial Dbaeryrl IN bo:h
occasons lining exactly tho eEtno. This order
is 4tated to hAsa given o7ense to tho kdnorenta
Of tho nncIept nrder Of Aacee.-i,u, l'rincs
Mural F(ron1 tho Ron of tho rate :s.,ltan AAlul
Mntiid. whom The latter psrtT regard AZ th,
riyhtf! l,eir. i7es in ti'o sticrat f.:si III, nal
Is beloved to devote most Of bis t,'uc to tho,
atudy Of lurcfKn Ian <Hages and ftcr,t,t!c.
NAfLWAT U*Eh THE DiSi'l.E.
Tie Porto has declined thn offer ct the Hon-
mn,iihn Government to cnnatract y .a,l~av oyo1
tho Danube at tllelr own expense. Coupled With
tho yAi1lncitpat!nn Of tho Porte to allow tho
Turkish railways to he joined to tha Au4trian
t1lin refusal in rcsae1atl AZ proof p,4iLiyc at st.
Petersburg that tho TGrti,st, Government havo
Herateglcal reaAous for not ksignG over tho
Danube.
DoUfi.1H1 TIE EFFORT DE7:Es.
Tho Grand Fi1icr la4 informed the Repre-
sentativaS Of thu roTcr+ that to coyor tho rove
nua deficit thu Porto wilt possibly 10 forcod to
double tho import duties.
, 1875-07-27

such tsaa.ora. How far TIM acnBs OF
SECURITY weht may BE- gathered from TIN
Gro inst snec that so:no Of tho houses
dem ,1licd Ars,ialts tntl over tho
bowls Ditsh. whirll pr-,ydn4 Tho draif,-
nuo IT thu valley bollsn.l Bulls. Tins re7o I'D
hauAnr. AMI n,u.t lIa7o stool Ihrrs ipr nssnY
yearp There wa. inlc..tl. A,,nslIe. Hiest ttopl
IN ic:ar1, OH tic Eth Of August, l"7. which
ca:tsct cyrn greater loss IT Itfa. fos It caught
t4otusay.ulaherA at tho foot Ut tho nlonLtaiha
uI'l carried than nway. hut tho t,pn.:s,
nl.hnugh injured. wers not Aeasrose!.
Every oos be.ina n res tint tlero
ni'Int hs not n!.lr thorough dransgs Of the val.
Ia. bns that something rnust te Gksrieo dane to
proven; q t3o rap:l Iloy ut thu watosa from tLo
mountain. by mnns resrrsuirs in difotatt
p'Aees. which. tes.is. l.n4eninv tho danger
vnHld ikewis' Hp far to resnctlY tho wait NJ
springs from Which shrao higher parla su1sr In
ordinary tlnio..
, 1875-07-27
CASUALTIES.


PoRr JEav1a, July 2s.-TAe most terrific loco
motivo boiler explosion ever known on the Erio
Hallway occurred On the Delaware Division last
night, mles woat Of Port Jerrls, resulting in
tha inetans death OF three men, and the demo-
htion Of thousands Of doliars' worth OF property
The locomotive Vas attached TO N Or
tra coal train, No. 4, from Honosdalc,
Joderaon Fuller, engineer. When tho train
reached the point named above 1t WAS Tagged by
= train nheAd of It. md came to Rtop. Tho
dagmau Of the leading train, Joseph Bonnsll,
jumped On the pilot OF tho engine ho hsd aaggod
for tue purpose of riding down some distance
loward hia train. Fullo,'s train WAS kept 1t
standstiiI for few mtuu,ea when tho signal
was givon to 60 Ahead. A brakeman who WAS
On the twelfth car vas looking 1t tho Gu
ginees. and says tint - he placed his
hand upon tho rhsottle tho explosion took
place, Tho frebo1 WAS blown out and
the locomotive lifted bodily from tho track and
thrown backwards. lighting On the tender bot
tom sido up. Tho air vaA filled with living flag
1nents fur some time; hcavy pieces OF ltou fell
MI alonE the train, demollsllluH cara aud oudhn-
Rering ompioyes. Az koou ~ possibe altar
tho explosion tsaiu.nan ssatscI on foot to Port
JcEyts to announce the casually at headquarters.
lie was but m hour walking the miles, xnd
gave the alarm. sups. Th,mss At onco ordared
the wseckinE train to proceed to tho seeue of tho
disaster, and accompanied it wish Dr.. 6o! Van
Etten and others. beneath tbs ruins werc found
tia b,diea Of James Stevenson, tie fireman, mud
JoseFh Donuol. tho lagman. The body Of tho
engineer conld not 10 faut,d. and il was not Until
aftcr midnight that II waa dlseoYerol. III . trvo,
over 1,000 feet awsv fran the locomotive. tue
summit Of = hill which riser 10 feet high from
the railroad. His watch hung Oh li.ub by
his side, stopped At y o'clotk. Eyury bono In
h,a body wRs broken, but hls face was not in
iured in the sliRhtest. tbs t4ree to1ies were
placed in car sud brought to Pert Jorvla ~
aooo As possible. The nose OF tho explosion
wAs heard s miles sway. Several telegraph pnlsA
wers trokon down aud tue telegraph eomnunl-
o&s1o1 cut on for soma tlMo.
, 1875-07-27

cHicAGD3-PHlLADELrn1As.
pn1LApELru1A, Pa, July 2G.--The fourth
gamo between the Chcacos nod phllalephlAu,
which was played hoEe this afternoon. resulted
in the former gaining their urA victory over
tho Qunkers, who scored their onls run In the
irat inninp OIL safe h,ss by Addy aud Moycsic,
and a ~ild-pltchod ball. The CLcagos sarued
their frat two runs By the good batting OF
by er7ora OF afalone, Mcuearv, and Meyerle.
TDe batting Of both nines WAS very weak
throughout, Golden pitchoi instead Of Zelt-
lem, Malone takiug sn1ders place ~ catcher for
the Philadotplias- Muck ioung. umpire.
Inntnrs- IL . 4 q & 9 .
ChicnKos. o 0 ] o y 0 0-s
Philadelphia. l.............i u 0 0 0 U o-i
, 1875-07-27

LAsALLE AND PEuHiA 9HoOTISd CLUhA
sp-e1a! U4spa!eh 10 Ths Chseaeo Tribune.
IAsAILE, ILL.,. July 2G.--The shooting park Of
thu LRSallo and Peoria Club. situated midway
between tho two cities, will 10 opened with y
grand tournament At 10 o'clock tn-norrou morn-
ing, to continue three daya BwcopBthkes 10 tho
smouut Of $500 10 s503 wi! ba shot for each
day, mud 1t Is expoctcd that largo pumbor OF
the best amateur s4ots OF tho Northwest viii
participate. 4 commodiouA booth has boeu pre-
pared for tho soortsmsu, and seRts for 9U0 Gpoc-
tators. Tns auppIy Of pigeons for the ocoasion
In abundant.
, 1875-07-27

PANAMA. july H.-Poaco has bean reatored At
San Miguel. the scsns OF the late Ulsranuntsue
riots In Salvador. The Dishop Of Santa Teoln
aud aascn priests we're secretly arrested. bur-
ried. under guard Of 100 soldiers. to Port Lib
ettad. where they wore put On boHrl steamer
aud aont Into Nicaragua. Bishop Carcarno aud
two Canons were expalled from the country;
also, proviso Rodriguez. 1t wls dscoye1e cd that
outbreAko similar to that 1t Sau Mig1l had been
arranged ali over tho Republic.
, 1875-07-27
PORTUGAL.
THE CHOPS.

LONDON, July ga special from Lisbon re-
ports that drought In sevesnt districts Of Mimic
has destroyed the crops aud pastures. Famine
ts threatened. aud fiota against grain exporters
are fmminont The cattle are dying of hunger.
Local authorisieA report tuat it will be impossi-
t.a to colicct the taxcs Ia tnany piace*. aud al,
attempt to do 20 they foar would cause al inaur-
rectton. Accounts from A1gonoe chow = Hfm.lar
sta.o Of nffaiss In that province. Tl,o Govern
xnent u sondlng relief to tie afflicted sectionR-
, 1875-07-27

bps-lal Ufpafth 70 Tar Chedoo 1Fl6ttnf,
MAs,srEs, Mich. July 25.-ysstordsy morn
ing about o'clock fro b1oko out IN dwelling
owned by James Sullivan, situatad gu the coruor
OF Spruce aud First strests. The wiud blowing
strong from tue aouth, tie fire communicated
It ons tine that it would aweop through tho
D,,alness portion OF the cily. II wAs itnallv sub
duod, After burning air dwellings, md one bssu.
Total loss. s8, 600. Insurance, $500.
LA4s night tho tug Waters caught IRE, totally
destroying her cabin. Losa, 4l,u00. No insur-
Anc9.
, 1875-07-27

sJ'eiat D,s.dteh to fhe Chtea9p Tribune.
LAsHtso. July 2o.-Fifteeu stato banks report
their condition to tie Stats Treasurer
the i1fh: week In July. 1875, Tbs
tntal l.tillslea and resources amount Ia
:3.94f.ai7fS; cari,.i, sl.a}7,B25.7s; nurplns,
:nod9f.5l due tanks and depohftnts, s2,:330.-
ol4-u: p.otit nd 1srs, sl1G, ,ulO.D3; toAuB aud
d'sconntH, 81, III ,536 w. hosds e9G 5i9o2 cash.
;aN'30L97; real estate as! jrsus es. a78. 8.911.42;
0Idrf0; u7erdfafts, @2As!:.27.
, 1875-07-27

KINGSTON. Ont. July nG.--Jus:no 1urrows to-
t'av gave dec.rion ii, tho cnao Of lIcta 81. .l,e
dsand Trunk hallway Company. liol.:nE ta=t
she latter il not responsible on loss IN caua:i:.
throu,h bill Of la,liny from L.veri,uol whl.
tho gonda arc III charge OF tIs rai"ar. Til
steamship line waa Responsible tor dniTety :.!
iet,natiou. t!,er responsibility hot endlnx s:.A
the shipment Qn tho Card.
, 1875-07-27

80*7al u1spa1eh 10 TAS EKae0oN 1T1bWn4.
GRAND Hs3S, Mich. July 26.-rho stock
boilers of tho Grain Elevator company have do-
oided 10 replace tbs ELEVATOR destroyed roma inns
siuce by Hrs BY erecting building thr>s times ~
large, with capacity Of 100. 600 buahela. 9qusass
l. Wlts It IL understood hAys tbs contract foE
building ths foundation. aud WORK viii oommsaas
nAxt week Il Il 10 b. aniahsd iu Tins tor w1n-
tar bllsua&R
, 1875-07-27
OBITUARY..


spsetal Dtspo&eh to Tbs Ch1ass 1rihuN4.
PAfEronT, ILL.,, Juty 28.-rhis morning J. E.
0arEells. for many yea1s = we'll known resident
uf this city, "aa found dead In his bed. Ho was
08 yeass OF ago, = man OF robust constitution
and stalsart frame, And h&d retired the night
before iu apparently vigorous health. His dsa.h
IL supposed to haya beau caused BY "a apoplectio
attack, Lis fAthsr aud two brothers have bean
stricken down in iha sAme sudden manner by the
same dlssaaa vito and son arc tho oaly mem
bare OF the family tqfk
, 1875-07-27
At GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.

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0aAND RAIDS, Mich. July 2a.-Koatar 4
KruseE's tAnuery In th1s city burned early .his
n,uroing. It wa undoubtedly au incsndia1y fire.
Ths loas on buildings. machinery, AID stock
finished md unausshsd was s2o,0oo. Tbs In
susanos was 47, ,b00. 1iesars. Kostet Kruger
will rebuild,
, 1875-07-27

:.
NEW ioRE. july 2G.-Anosher important failure
is announced in tho grocery irale-sbat Of
N:r:in !. Duo n K Co. This hou.o dill au eston.
ave joblng bnriuest Nth tin city and country,
md +tood we'll i'll credit Until recesltIv wi1an II
waB ,und that ths7 hid. ao,lo timo a,n l,ssQd
up good part OF tlsit capital il ia! es:4.e,
, 1875-07-27

Reductions

The following are only n few
quotations among hundreds OF
other bargains now being sold,
aud will give an idea OF the Sweep
ing reductions nlate on Spring
and Summer Goods at the
, 1875-07-27
GPAIh,

SFNTNs
CARl1ar euDkIesI0HB TO THE GOVERNMENT.
MApn1p July 2s.---The Carlists in Catalonia
continue to give iu their submission to tho Gov
ernmont. Eight hundred additional submissions
have boeu recorded.
TUE MILITARY RtTcAT1oS.
sANrANpEll. July 21i.-Tho military situAtioo
bong considered satisfactory, Gen. JoyallAs is
Ahout to return 70 Madrid.
, 1875-07-27

HALIFAX. \. s., Jnly 2G.-TI,o oil estalliehoI
mercantile house Of Gaosge r. Mitchell X Son, u
in financial dililcalties, owing to tho mis- .par r.
p'Iaton OF property By . :EonsrcAl norr!an:
The liabilities of the tiru are ! lat 3l3},0l1,
tile loss III Montreal bein, 2iJ,.rJ1
, 1875-07-27

An ARRANGEMENT WITH TIE POPE.
PARIS July "a Posou paper Btates that
nuneia, having offered to recall the CatAo'to
Dlahop Of Plocke from baHs1tucnt In Siberia o,t
condition Of hin being transferred to AnotIor
diocese, tho Pope ha. appointed linn Bishop Ut
kAl.scl.
THE TERMINATION or 4 svit11a.
PARIS July Il.--Tho Emperor OF Nus,ia has
addressed rcscript TO the Minister of tho In
terior, thanking him aud the Governor or Var
saw for tho pntt they have takon in
Crooks With the Orthodox Church. IIs exusesaos
gteat qualification at this Termination Of 4
scatu- lasting noarly tlIrea centuries. aud at
trlbrfa It To tho sincere convictions a,d lncI!-
nations Of tho CLERGY, md tho perfect concur
ranco Of The laity. 1le directs tho Minister TO
provide everything requisite fos the sprvicos OF
tbs Churches belonging to the communities.