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, 1875-12-17

Tho p,lrehssa Of tho 1o.al trsde dill not cut murL
fd,rs In tho day. work. nor was tl1o ",nount Of at
taken hy the frrdcrs vtry toi.'idcrabc uhl'h will
tont for l!n llnlscl nu'utcr nt l,wIr,ccl 1oth m
III tht Ial Of sars given 1cIuw. Nu+s cf thc srad
waA 1t SI.73a4.fo fur common n g',A fat p!Hrrl
tscovc<. liant .ty h Johuaton Enld u butch Of e1
graded atesrt, averaging In hs. at $40.
QUOTATIONS..
ciotcc naefts-Flnn. fat, wu- formed 5nas
to saar old stccts, wt'1aIn2 1900 to
l+N1 1bt, ..S9. @5t91
do.,d ticc5rs-WeIt.f .fnstoned sleers, wetgh-
inR LIN to 1907 hs. ............,...... Aa0ds5
Medium dtadss-stsers III fair ffesh, weigh
ing tttU to 1,s0Q ha..........+....... -. AQd9a
Dnt.hcrh' Hso k-rons to falr stesrB, snd
conn,nn TO cAolee 20 ~, fof city sl4nkl,ttr,
Heislius sM TO 1.fcv i's. 1.s063
% to i.vno IT,. $500 -: ......... 97sas
Tuteetnr-LI Mt and thin rnws, he9 trs.
st,E+. tsts, and scaawrG at,ers...... 20oaa
ems ulttc-Turou9t froses. ..,......... 2AuVt
sfTfR kf.6
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Tha lr:nanI. "a heretofore, VIA rehri t.t to small
snoap, cp "p Ss %srr ss 70 q e.; Ho01 10
faiii-S"s" 0! Tho fran,nt ci Tho market werc
rhsnr''l; InFt' w1s !" h~ni-t,-,hon !. tcfn'i't inr
tunt udn to qrolr: lenigl,, fla.se; LWkaw..n,n.
rInsu .na nut. s9ee; e sse to e:nno! s79s
Ia!.n. h!osf, sato; Dsilia,ors 1hls. sS: i'nos.
t't,ol EN4aE-r.essr.' eonds .g.ln aeencst. n,.'cr
-, a. lard sierecs Al sl.2s and ae.rs largo d. At
DltEssED HQGs-wors In fair .h!pptag demand
nt n' r; ;o,r DsF n,t ~. s rssGsg to rs9e: VA.
,o,n nore orla9s in ior choice Dis SGD iha eoui bs
ss;S fss iiss r. = ss:s . ses ssss; r:!s. ;
10 'r:.h rsst,se' mi ix%s To- iss:a e;, t'&'
~. Flsl!1E'tfe,no aa,ss l. sltli .rrarcn. ~ tho
itnl oriant aul tnasioua. We rsl+at our lit: NJ.
! w.!tsa:h, 4 b,1. $50: NJ. . %. *,.a':, No:
tsG sa H. ,nS5S ;sfets S e." III t1
s,ato t,,s, t3eo; No; bay i,': s!so; i.rse tsoy
url', .ssaas.is; to lrl SIS @l;a; iatr.slor i,sr.
,af 'S sFtr ef X; g. csun5: s i7si q:
'p Tstirs r. 4sD ss5' sjrs-ruerc w.. ,.rs, evct nj
rrIas bong erpes|sly nc:se. All loi,rsl,c drel
Ill In dull with pflceA tcu[p1 IN bu fara' {ayor LAYER
and yaeu h rasIua nre ouut.l eade higher ~ fol.
lows; FonIoa-DIies f'a6tSc: nH., iaTofx, is sl7o;
bys nr,tln% now l%Sl1.; Tlskek nru,Ics tlcw, i9Ga
7Sc Fsenth prunts Xeks md on fes "a "a ,c ratfns
Iayfrs, new 81 q 16 10 ,se atuscaic 10 y, ST. ttta
:. u: vasseA ": into curtants a. e; sil-
DouEsr,o -Ai'lcu unnies. | H.oc: Mlchtesn apne,.
G}loIe; ih,itna did Illinois, JH H9lAc; polchcs,
paltcs 13s .laku. do ui1ct 10 " ID lie do rare
1 1?9i iie5 ssest; aSs9t Sg.fss1. ss
lie aiaon,is. rcrrato,, al a4iHc: Naples walnnts,
new, it,; d. nd is 15e ron6Gic valnuts l2} llc
Drak,Is B,,tsyc; pe:a,,a, Te1ps llta 81: Whining.
Ton pcani,s, usyxc: TeLneasee noanuts, blsaG;
African ne tnlt.. gntiXc
GREEN FKUl ES-Vere selling IN n retail v,y At re.
reni rriees: Lonisfan. oranRrs, 9s0Wa 400 nor br
Vale3ri. do all1 rcr caso ts1noug 81 10 d ecr
lr1 winter spn'es. f.oola 5o rcr III iron, .toto
cranbcrrics $3.6t31l,L0 per brl; MllAga grapes,
<5.i0 per ktg or sia0o per hi.
UNuCEHtE 4-4r.tls waa generally yerorted 1utpt
:hnlHh iu ~on,o fu.rers far activity ws. sppareut.
al >hp brpiuptpc nf tit web:
7QIxo, ''
CorrEEs-o. @. Java. op+34c: Java No. ?, 31@
a1o: cho1en 70 fancy lilo, 2tsasso; goot 10 primo
inr oolst9l.ic sin jan. 9Ja27t;G: Gotta gs
lid &c: Nnracai6o. 2JtaaSc.
. BrNaRs-I lent cut loaf. ii Haljs(c: crushed and
rowJe14I II 20. arannIhtn, Htic: A.tantar,i
:faiukc: % No. g. I'LL tat0 &c: D. t0'fc: extra O.
0rc: q No. auAc: yeijow I: No /, lo: chpIcs hruvu
p,so'ic; t.sr to prl1ae DO, sXta3;.e; comuon 10,
II
, 1875-12-17

FOREIGN MARKETS.
/ 6psttaI nfspsfeh to EAs Dt.ee,a Tribune.
LzvEaroo'. Dec. ls-1l =. n,.--.F1oux-No. ], 2ss
| Cd; No. 2, 7ls.
Observation-Disclosures, No. !, 1os 81; No. q,
o. It'd; srr!ng, No. 1os No. q d I'd; white, No i,
lis; M. .. lns III club, No. l, liz Gl; No, p ILL.,
torn-ho. /. 5ss: No. 2, scs Cd.
| phor1slosa-pask, sas. Lard. 50s.
LtvEnrQot, Dec l6-IAtest.-CoFTon-F1ruef !:
ralddlins, ID: Now Orleans. 7aa; aaea $50 bales,
Including speculation and export, aud 1890 bates
| American.
Arr1HEp ru1oLEuM-1lh3i2d, spirits, 8.(0gd,
! The DANk OF ENn1Aap-Ths bullion In kas p,nk
Of England has increased k2Hso during tho past
wook. Tho proportion OF the Banks sesnryo to ita
| liability Il t2E PER cent. Tho amount Of bullion
| Withdrawn on bzlanea to-day IL EIA3M0,
| LONDON, Deo. observation-disclosures, "a Hid: n
| couut. 03191s.
AMERICAN 6rorhrr1Es-Gfe, loI; s1a ex., tpe,< ::
io-4os. 1ooE; new q, 1o3: New York Central, 20 !;
| Efae, IL; preferred. 81.
FAn1s. Dec. l6..-nEHrxa-f5f6 6Gc.
TaE LANE OF FnAScx-Ths specia In the BANK OF
France Increased no sraucs during tic past
| week.
raAssronr, Dec. lc.-UsrrzD arA7z. Bosps-Sax
u, ep,t.
NEW yonx psYoooos, MARKET.
NEW fohK. DISC. iF.-Dusiht1s alo~ with commits
sion housts md tobuing srads continued dull. Cotton
goods were quiet bat generally st6ady la price, Low
grade cotton aanne.s sers In good dauAnd, but Ano
and medium mates ware quIst. Ateas fancy print.
we're selling Vic by axeats fr4uts moved slowly
lAw.pTiced fancy casamssa Wero In modarate rrauost
shaw!E vere q9iot.
PlTT61uad PETROLEUM MARKET,
17sIsnuH1. Dec f6.-Pstrnteum quiet but hrm :;
crude, fle7s At partsrs refined, IKE Philadelphia
| delivery.
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET. .
CLEVELAND, Doc. l6,-potrolnukd firm demand
heavy Aut unchanged. So
WILMINGTON TuRpEhTANE, MARKET,
,WiInHaTos. :. G.. Dec 1d.-Hglsits of tprp*ntna
atsady st a1,ic.
, 1875-12-17
MARlNE


"A DISASTROUS SEASON.
DE1notT. Iich., Doc. l8-Clpt. ". I1all, tha .ns
rna reporter aatos that tho number o, lHsssG1s Oh
tho ,stos during tho preaeat soason was l.osc Do
from last year Of 1a1 OF this numbez ts2 oc
CURED on Lats Michigan l51 op L-ks Huron, Isb on
Lake Este. G. On Lake Ontario. ~ On Iaka Ut. Clair
11 uu LAts 5upcfior, and ~ On The rlyers. Elghy.
ys ves.sls M III dsssslt.ona, With esgrez4te q4f.
syng capacity pf a7.l77 tons yslped u st.! 431u0
hare pa1seA nat 2 n1isteaee. Twenty-Five nsN 1es,
It ooo, ~eto 1omnita!oe during tue yeat TAt
totsl amdunt nf property ost, inciu,llng huls Ind
calgoea 8, which sx-tela that Of lsst yc4l
Ay &lg&. 100,
, 1875-12-17
COMME MERCtAL..

The following wnro tho receipts and thtpmensso of
tho leading articles of rtoca IN tha city during the
twenty-fonr hntlrn ending at O'clock on Thnrsday
morning. aud for tho orrnaronhinz OATS ys nRo:
, 1875-12-17

f1OI5-1catFfIIhyd bffIFaIA WtFd II, ,o-tb0 l&FsEst
of any .y OF tue prescas season. Tho market opetd
compared will. Wednesdays ootng snts*, but nu1e-
qaently tho feclng borase Gtiner, auA closing sales
wore nearly un tu Wednesdays 1uatauons. Thcro
passed u,to tho hanls of local cutters At $40 l31
Tho extreme rongo Of sales MAS <5.7HS 7.33. Tho
nuaIft1 Was CT 1:eptioun31v hne,
, 1875-12-17

Tho tugs ors~furl dnd 4. V4u Dalson ara bstug r..
paitea n ths ards of ns Dacsga Dry Dock pomllay.
consider bls anxiety has pssv4ia4 u tp3a post II
Elrsd hsss ysstsrdsy in Eop4 roAdl!lon. Ahe h44 :
.s satfs Of % ,H1uss fsam AlpsaA Ias c4ptain M.
month but stuck fa.t In hs leo md could not gos aus
uae the sth, on which day be lsft Tor &his port. H.
taispost sid orima udiugs Of tAa Wtldl4ta, racA
now gsnssslly KYen AZ lot. As .l,o slstss Shst
~ ahs pasley l4s laid It Tswas !. rss h.ty 1os
isfaay afternoon 4lttui 3as bar estu i1srs lux
tu this .espon. snd the theTthonsteE Nxs nearly u
zero II . o'clock tass svsulus, with further dowu.
ward tSpdsnoy. ~ 1r n knuxa tasss ~ ~ t,sses
pul noV.
, 1875-12-17

WILMINGTON TuRpEhTANE. MARKET,
,WiLanHaEuS. n O.. Dec. 1d-aglrtls of tlrpsnuna
atsady st s1,ic.
, 1875-12-17

PiTTseu7d PETROLEUM MARKET.
F17zsnuHo. Dec. 16-Pstraleun quiet but hrzn:
crude, Sl.s7H At rsrtets; refined, IKE Philadelphia
delivery.
, 1875-12-17

MATALA AND .HAHDWAIsE-,Trado Il Light ny
sa hsls S IL ao IT, .sa 4 ess ~ Il
lo1l4, f2.5o; DO, =, loI4. s1soo; roolng. la1 70
pxr-No. l. 100; ho ., lse. .Leap-q1g. iNo: bar-
w.: lead pape &C. carrIa.latsoms, SIC eheathtns
s3e bnasr 1noF-No Il, 4He rates Hussta lion. j t.
iiaass l. ~: j; l1s: WtaE&So.. z :; ss; ). to
i IL; il l:o; il, i'd; o. iao; H. a'c; tsl bun:
.!!ea ler cent discount feaco wtre, osc; do. small
N HSsllLisi-wtrs quIet At se.,2s.
o11s-cAfboa contiuusa In ao!Fo demand and quot
Cd @ = NJ n srtqss IT,, f. on e3G rS ng
eues a PI inSs % ssal s. - ass ues 81 al
g. il 'sash asiy = Ssf . 's s.: sa sfE a,sss .st
r4x. eao Ioilsst, nIa: VIA winter tleasaed. 7s9
~ nsphths i ssayIIy, ~; ntpath. can,on; ~
toDLT4Y AND 0aAL-Ine rscf!tts were lssser,
s tue s paasy ss An !, m uaG
isess paal xoie DIVER nd Prs,sta ch:toa. 'es ssro
. ss oS
Qaotatona: Ca.sxens trrtas ss1to POI b; turks,s.
sf.ss sshss S9s st.1s s' !;
partrilss., fhsb .qasi. 500; m.ljasa dqcks $3.50
FauAUl. saddles, l2n4Slic; DO cAtsassat, re ID.
luTA TDEs--Htre luActtte and dGmln4l ut SN531c
for cioice re"'Auows Ia OATS.
HEEDS-Wefe QUOT aud Unchanged except cloypr,
wh!c stronger II .1Kz I.3U; timothy quoted
II $AtN2 !.3o: aax II Slug ~; /; Hungarian sid
tnilaos ut ~ &.a.
HA1r-Gont!Aues ln uodesate demand md stesdy !;
Duondag& Ald Saginaw nue. $l.3t: Canada DO. 81 ~
ordinary toatsa5 tl7o; dairy, without bags, 1l.1s
siaifyt With hags, $l61. Ashson d4Fy per sAR SLh0.
IEAa--A fur ,htt slsRuca In 0oouyl Of "a " haa
bsen eastIahed. The crop MAS Only SCOUT third Of
ayurage snh III the bulk Of tho stock haa pasaed
Into speculative hauG4 thu market IL in yery
arm Position. Holders Of 1aps aud greens ara af-
hFn III their vltMs, And further carly ad-
v4nca IA smon9 the probabilities. We now 4uots !:
auAfpwpER-Cqu1mop, (342c; good do, q lyo; ME.
@y,c; ehoce, 70 Hf5c ehoese uAs3:c; fancy. st.lo
.Aso: m ,iuua. As<as,c; good DO, lAatJ; fms,
bHsaacf finest. bHsale: CAJtca, o3tStac; choicest,
70 A73c. JAsANs-Qummpn, S8.+J1o; good common
a@t4 41td: medium, ~ $50; good Ma1!unl, 434 Ait
f!be taeat: tia t3c: choicc. 10 3t5c chucest
7h4aoc. t,oLoaus-o nlmon sA$53c; good common.
Ns4a9ot tna&iutu, <4kS I'D; ao01 medium k43kte;
t.ne !Eat ~; anes ssa3se; choice hd2e; ohoeest,
H0OD-Is auotsd sto.dy u $3.50 for napls, d $3.50
for bcerh saa fd.sp fpf alala--laItvasei.
WooL7S!asA of4er1 ~ IT. e!.ed from Eaat sntl
woods ara quoted higher Tho stoek hers II not 44s
but sdcqaats. rood deal of aus wodl u supposed IL
ba IN farmers hands. Quotatons: Tub-waahed,
prime, sa3a3at do, poor 10 xood. AatsAso: washed
lte Q, hue. good Eoaallpntd, 4Nstlo; valued maii.
UNI, do sst44s1; do. raAsaa, $50 VIC uuwa4hcd nnn
hesry 70 lxLt, 80 do. medium, al9sJe; do,
co4rss, aa1H1e.
, 1875-12-17

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET
CLEVELAND, Doc. 1s.-potrolsusa firm; demand
heavy Aut unchanged. So
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The Snow Storm reaches
Chicago.
General suspension of Travel
The Senate about to ad-
journ.

Washington, March l8.-George
Emerson, alias Col F. w. Fenton,
was arrested on the charge of attempt
at swindling. He had been scattering
circulars announcing that the Bounty
bill had become law, and II claimants
would forward word of service and a
small retaining fee, they would be
secured their bounty. Answers to
the circulars, with the required ten
cents, were just beginning to be re-
ceived.
Geo. H. Keith, was nominated to-
day for Postmaster of Minneapolis.
The President, to-day, withdrew the
nomination of exCongressman Lowe,
OF Kansas, for Commissioner of Pen
sions, made yesterday, and nominated
him for Chief Justice OF Utah Terri
tory, in place OF Congressman
Parker, of Missouri, who was numin-
ated for the position on Tuesday, but
who is to-day nominated for U. S.
District Judge for the Western District
OF Arkansas, instead of J. Burnham
latter place is also. to-day, withdrawn.
No new nomination is made for the
Office of Commissioner of Pensions,
which will he vacated by Gen. Baker,
who was, yesterday, nominated for
SurveyorGeneral for Minnesota.
At 4:30 p. m, the doors were re-
opened. Thurman submitted n resolu-
tion for sine die adjournment on
the 20th inst. Laid over.
Jones, of Nevada, submitted reso-
luton continuing the committee to
audit and control the contingent ex-
pensrs of the Senate and authorizing
the committee to sit during the recess.
Laid over. Senate adjourned
The adjourned caucus of Republican
Senators, this afternoon, came to no
conclusion in reference to the disposi.
tion of Frelinghuysen's resolution,
approving the action of the President
in the Louisiana affaIrs and advising
a continued recognition of the KeI-
logg government. Some OF the Sena-
tors said they could not support the
resolution in its present form, and
doubted the propriety OF the further
agitation of the subject, as a compro-
mise was pending which promised to
restore peace. They also argued that
the consideration of the resolution
would prolong the special session
without doing any good. The friends
of the resolution urged its opponents,
if not disposed to condemn the Presi-
dent, they should not hesitate to ap-
prove his past course, as their silence
would be construed by the enemies of
the administration as an implied CEN
sure of the President. The debate,
which was spirited, failed to bring the
parties any nearer together. Finally,
a committee of five was appointed to
draft a substitute for the resolution
with the view of reconciling all the
Republican Senators and avoiding. if
possible, any provocation to debate on
the part of the Democrats.
In the debate on the Hawaiian
treaty, in executive session, Booth
spoke in opposition to the treaty. He
contended that it would not cheaper
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l Dept; Cheyenne, F,,o
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New Orleans, March ls.-The front
of the square on Delaud Street, be-
tween Rampurt and Dryades Streets,
including ThompsUn's stable and
about twenty animals, was burned ;
loss, 500, 900, mostly Insured. Sew
eral firemen injured, and one white
man and one negro are believed to
be burned to death.
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Boston, March I8.-J. II. Bennett,
book keeper and small partner in the
wholesale millinery house of Prescott,
Wood & Co., is discovered to have
been embezzIing the funds of the
firm for several years. He confesses,
and thinks his pecuIations amount to
Ihlrty-five or forty thousand dollars.
Since his detection, he has twice at
tempted suicide.
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Pittston, Pa, March 1S.-The loss
by the flood here exceeds half mill
lion dollars. The ice is again gorged
at Ransom, three miles above here,
to the height Of twenty feet, the
gorge extending up the river about
five miles. The Lehigh Valley rail-
road trnck is completely covered
with ice six feet deep. Many of the
mines in the neighborhood have
stopped work on account of the in
ability to ship the coal. No trains
here either way yet, and great
anxiety is felt as to the effect of the
movement Of the gorge when the
weather moderutes.
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the price of sugar, as only some l5.
OOOO pounds annually were inn
ported from the Sandwich Islands,
but that it would cause n loss to the
revenue, loss that would prove larger
from year to year with the increase in
production Of the Sandwich Island
sugar, which is to be expected under
the stimulus of this protection for the
planters. He argued that the ratiticH-
tion of the treaty would affect the
California sugar rcfiners injuriOusly
by admitting high grades Of brown
sugar to compete with the refined ar
ticlc. He believed that the ratification
OF the treaty would lead to difficulties
and complications with foreign gov
ernments.
Jones, OF Nevada, supported the
treaty in a short but earnest speech.
Chicago, March lS.-The Tribune
says EPh Witcher and Charley Col
to organize a company for the Black
Hills, left unexpectedly on Monday
evening, after having secured five
dollars each from between five and
six hundred persons eager to 80 to the
new Eldorado,
The Cincinnati Republican City
Convention, to-day, unanimously
nominated John. Robinson. circus
PROPRIETOR. for Muyor.
A Washington special says the Ex-
press Company gouge in the postal
law is creating 4 good deal of annoy
ance throughout the country. This
law will be repealed amongst the first
acts Of the next Congress. The Post
master-General, in view Of the in
creased rate OF postage on transient
newspapers, and in order TO afford the
people, in all parts of the country, an
opportunity TO become familiar with
the new postage law, has determined
to suspend the operations of the law
in this particular until the first Of
April, when he will rigidIy enforce it,
and all newspapers will Le detained if
insufliciently prepaid.
Dispatches report that fearful snow
storm occurred yesterday throughout
Iowa and Minnesota, stopping railroad
trains and causing great inconve-
nience and delay to travel of all de-
scription. A st. Paul dispatch says
that all the railroads have been block
AIDED since Monday night, and that
the telegraph has been the only means
of communication. with the soutside
world.
Messrs McCord & Malone, proprle-
tors OF the Fashion Stables. San Fran
cisco, are in this city with about a
dozen fine trottrrs, which they have
recently purchased in Kentucky, to
take to San Francisco, several Of them
being intended for J. r. Kean's sta
bles. Nearly all of the lotsare capable
OF trOtting in the thirtics.
Barclay, Voorhees, & Co., a small
firm of private back ers, suspended
to-day. Liabilities, 500, 900; assets
said to be more than sufficient to
cover the liabilities, but they are
mainly in real estate.
Theodore Malinska, husband ard
father of the woman and children
found poisoned &c death on Tuesday
last, was held by the coroner's jury,
to-day, without bail, to await fur
ther investigation of the matter.
Dispatches from various points in
Iowa, report a heavy snow storm,
with high winds all day. 1t began
to snow at seven p. III. this evening,
and still continues, and drifting
badly.
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Sunbury, Pa, March l8.-The Ice
here broke last night and went over
the dam safely, before the great
gorge between here and Danvillo
came, which started soon after, bring
ing with it several bridges, and com
pletely tearing away the public
bridge between here and the island,
and knocking one span out of the
other bridge. The Northumberland
railroad bridges are safe, having been
heavily loaded with coal cars.
The prospect below Wutsontown,
on the west branch, is about the
same this evening, the town is in no
danger, but the farms below are in
undated and the river running
through the fields.
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Columbia, Pa, March 18.-The ice
in the Susquehanna, here, COM
menced to run out this evening, at
eight o'clock. 1t carried away the
winding bridge of Tidewater Canal,
at Wrightsville, and moved one of
the piers Of Columbia bridge, render.
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And while you are getting those
splendid Salt Like Neshan Jcks, do
not forget the Snow Flake Four,
McMurray's Peaches and sich, all as
cheap as the cheapest at Pease &
Taylnr's. ml6-dGt
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ing it impassahlc for trains. The ice
and water considerably damaged the
Pennsylvania railroad tracks west Of
here, the ice being piled on the
track, delaying trains and cutting
down telegraph poles. At Marietta,
the tow path Of the canal wos torn
out, and number of canal boats
stranded on the Pennsylvania Rail
road Cumpany's tracks.
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Cairo, Ills, March lS.-Thc FIRE
here, last night, burned the livery
stables Of Wite Parker. with twenty
two horses.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-19

The French Assembly has ad-
journed 10 May 5th.
Much confusion and some fighting
occurred at the revival meeting in
London, on Wednesday.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-21
THR TWO FEARFUL DIsPErsa.
T1ONs-OF DIVINE PROVIDEyCE

Hold Thad stevens's ghost wanders forth
upon Gods footstool and strays, with au-
tumnal winds coming down from hyperbo-
rean wilds upon Texan plains, into the
midst OF Texan Constitution-menders. will
he not lift up his ghostly hands in ecstacy
and bless these good law-gives when he
sees how his. and Ben Buffers deadliest
blow ever aimed at Southern civilization
and Southern decency, and at good govern
ment in the South, is approved Who are
Radicals Who Democrats Mr. Flour
noy and his ring Of ambitious followers,
who fear that he may outstrip them in bid
ding for the support Of ignorance and vice,
and Mr.. johnson, who never thinks save as
his reason is impelled by his prejudices =
these are the philosophers and statesmen
who, having accepted the most damnabIe
heresies of Thaa Stevens and Ben Butler.
control absolutely the legislation of the
Constitutional Convention. And yet one Of
these two deplorable and miraculous dis
pensations Of Providence has said that the
STATEsdAN is Radical organ.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-21
THE PLAIN TRUTn ABOUT IF.

1t is not the poor man as such that the
poll tax advocates would exclude from the
ballot box, but the horrible mob that desc
lates the southern counties of Texas, that
lays waste Mississippi and all the Gulf
States. Then the country, as society is
now disorganized by Grants financial and
federal system, is overrun by armies of
tramps and dead beats and Adventures.
They. crowd railway trains and gather in
every town and village. These are the
patriotic people, the Eraminer loves so
tenderly, and these are they whom the ALI
ance would make masters of the fortunes
and wealth OF the true patriots and people
of Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-21

DIR. r. o. DAVIDSON, in the Hill County
Erposit0r, says that the indiscriminate be-
stowal of the right of suffrage upon all
adult male inhabitants is equivalent to a
legally contrived public bid for the exclu-
sive sway of demagogues IN the public az
fairs OF the country. That class of politi-
clans always appear in vast numbers where
such suffrage systems prevail. Texas,
the ErdmtHer would have US believe, pre-
fers to be ruled by the black and tan rabble
and by demagogues. We shall see But
read DR.. Davidson's article. Though the
expression of an cratic man, be has hit
upon the soundest docnIne.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-21
Five Times as Many Geological Wonders! Is

eTmsm eBhdand
Tesa
eTimesu
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-21

We hold these Truths be Self evident Thatit contains
he largest and finest Bengal Tigers in captivity; the only
BIackmaned African Lions the continent
Peruvian Llama in North America finest herd Of Sacred
Cattle ever exhibed the beautiful Spotted Axis Deer
cspure the first White Peaco ks in America
only Ceionese Water Buffalo captivity treach
erous boodhrsty South American Puma only Brazilian
Jagga on exhibit on the largest The
nary Performing Elephant .QUEEN ANNE just added
to be in other exhibition this continent
a LYING GIRAFFE a LIVING RIVER HORSE a IIVl
ING BLACK, OK, RIINoCERos. the GREAT AFRICAN
ELAND, White Tartaran YAK, Rocky Mountain Moose
Water Buffalo from Inia Two-Humptd Bactrian Cames
the Red Stag OF India the Cazebian Bless Box the Caffra
rian poon, the Banyea Spring the Barbary Aoudad
aud the only White Zebra ever captured. -
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