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The daily gazette., 1875-06-24

II son street, between 9th and 7th. Five
building lots on Filth street near Van Buren,.
Two on Front street near Jackson, and lot
Al feet front on Delaware Avenue, near liar
rison. Apply at this Office. mar4tf
The daily gazette., 1875-06-24

3IOR RENT-A large second-story front
Il room at 4ld Market street-good entrance,
suitable for merchant tailor, or almost any
business. Apply at this Office. mnr4u
The daily gazette., 1875-06-24
sAtERIFF,S SALE

Icy virtue of a writ Of Levari Faeias 10 me
- directsd. will be expo ied t, Plb 10 Sale,
at the
DELAWAhEBoUSE. No sic MARK ETsT.
kept by Geo W. 0r,lip. in the City Of VII
minston. In New Castle County. delaware.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-24
WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, June 24.--1 A. Nj.

PRoBABILITKs.
For the Atlantic States stationary or
railing barometer, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy, and southwest to south
east winds, with possibly occasional
rain near the mountains.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-24
BY THE BOARD OF uEALTu.

The City Council. having by Ordinance,
placed he general superintendence and col
lection of garbage within the control of the
Board of Health, whose duty 1t Is thereby
made to see that the work Of the contractors
Ing to the provisions OF the law, and the
terms OF their respective contracts, 1t is
The daily gazette., 1875-06-24
ron SALE am hENI:
June 242t.

NOR SALE-The Stock and Fixtures Of
~ tho Flour and Feed Store, Corner Of
Maryland Avenue and Chestnut street. A
good paying stand. sole cause for selling
being that have engaged In another busl-
ness. Apply ut the store.
le3.Gl" W. u. TAYLOR,
The daily gazette., 1875-06-24
sEikRlEf"s SAL.

DY virtue OF O writ Of venditioni Ex.
ID Donas, to me directed will be exposed To
public sale. on the premises hereinafter de-.
seribed, In the City Of Wilmington, New Cas-
tie County, Delaware, ON ~"
FRIDAY,
sSru DAY OF JUNE, ls7a
At2 O'Clock. p, NJ.
, 1875-01-30

An amatca.r naturalist, writing OF tho fond-
ncBs Of cruelty for i'll own sake observable In
tho human spccep, snys: 40 rotor to tue
B.r,kng similarity OF THIS passion In nan to tLat
which is manifested by mo1,loys, ii not, Of
course, 10 explain its origin; hut I am quito
s,ro That it is in tho monkoys that this oxplann-
tion III to bo sought. Ivory ono knoHntllat tllcso
animals show tho kconcst delight In wantonly
torturing others, but every ono does not know
how much froublo mi hverngo monkey will put
bnsolf to IN order TINT ho may crafty this taste.
Ono example will suffice. 4 fliend Who has
lived long time in India tells mo that ho hus
not nnfrequontly soen monkeys feiguing death,
for an hour or two at u timo, for tic exprcBs
purpose OF Inducing crows and other carnlvor-
u.3s birds to arproach within grasping liaance
and when one Of tho hitter WIS caugllt, tho do
lighted monkey you'll put 1t to NIL kinds Of ago.
MES, Of which plueking nliye seemed to be tho
fasorite. Az nm not aware thai any other ami
NAL exhibits th1s INSTINCT OF inticting pain for Its
own Hako {tho caHo Of u cut with a mouse boIopg-
ing, think, to another catcgosy), I believe, II
itB origin ~ ever to receiyo scientific exrlaun-
ttof,, 1t will bo found in eolnc way connected
"ith monkey life."
, 1875-01-30

Then wo had another kind Of knchen, which gsye
rise to endless fun AMI toasing. I'aket dough
wsa brought i1f, and In nome PARTON Of tis cake
WAS, am informed, wotiiing-rtng, anil wi,s-
over gained this would llo married first. Hire
by aico tho cnko WAS cut aud llantted round; hit
no ring npponring WIS beEinting to fancy 1t
hal brnn left ont, when suddenly there was a
lind shout, and my friends eldest daughter
SHE waa only 1G-b1uRhetl ~ rod an n ropo. There
was no need to ask WHO hnd got tho ring, hut ns
tho day nrponted for her wedding whs close at
hand rather imagined Homotlirg moro than
c1lanco had guided tho diHrlhrtion OF tlao sllcos.
After this afn1r had beon nrraugota. thoro was
ahont fpr HIeiguss, or dy'naton by lca4l. This
method Of furtuno-teinE Ia not, boliuve, pe-
rl,liar to ClristmaB-ttdo bit 1t WAS practccd lp-
on the prcaent oecaaiu, with grent s,,cceas, II
one might judge by tin n,irth 1t craa!e1. y
1asn of cold wator wns procured, and tile person
who wished to try his fortune inoltGd load nhl
lot II drop into tho water. l took my turn. and
my lump Of lead, they NIL insisted, Looked like
wreath Of bays, although would have 1t 1t VAS
MT exact pattet7, Of mi old-fashtoned ntght-enr.
Hut tho fin grow fast and furious gnl,o Au''-
coeded game, a.rl jest followed jeHt until u
o'clock ntruci. Immediately Tho Honl Of mons
voices were heard below, and from underneath
tho window asreu.lctl tho grand Old hymn of tho
Nativity. Tho vistturs departcss wiEling caell
Dther Merry Christmas :"
, 1875-01-30

from The Actp orr SHH.
Horny Shields, MI 0pnlont flour merchant Of
this city, died, Masuh 15. 1871 leaving q largo
estate, tho creator part OF which was devised
to Ills children, without mentioning them by
name. The will WAS duly admitted to probate.
Soon afterwatd q lady reniding In tho Eastern
District Drook1yn, and calling horself Jano
sholds, began ali action against tile executors
Of Henry Shields FOR dover. representing that
thirty or forty yoars ago she married Henry
Shields, WHO was then III comparatively poor
circumstances. 6ho LaI live cl,ilttrun by lin,
some Of whom aro dead. About twenty-six
years. ago. when MIR. SLields' circumstances 1a,l
considerably improved, ha began to abncut him
self from Lis family, who rcsldod in brooklyn.
ile returned to them on1y at long intervals. l1h
continued. however, to support his wife and
fanli1y. After his demise Mrs. Jano Shields as-
cartainod that lo lad loft lady III Now York
calling herself Airs. Shields, al.l claiming to bo
his Wlfe and that sllo and nine children borno
by ller to h1r. Shields lad ini,orito, saBt estate
under lis will. 1t is alleged Tint twcnty-six
yeurs age, At tho time Nl1eu Mr.. Ehie!tlB hogan
to absent ilimzelf fsom hia Brooklyn family. ho
married the lady now inherting as hiB widow.
IIn established hilnaelf in oil elegant residence
IN Now York, and tho lady w,sli whom ho was
living was known as niH wifo. Tho nine children
before montiuned wero born, and their education
was cuuduesod in tlo' must expensive mnnncr.
They are gAld to DO very highly accomplished.
, 1875-01-30

A Keoank lady. wlIile engaged in the pursuit.
OF her domestic dutIeH, encountered nlol.Ao III
tho tlour-barre Now, most ladies' under similar
circumstances. would have utterod q few fem
inlna silriaaB and then sought eRtoty III tho gar-
ret. Hut this QUO possessed more than Tho ordl-
nary aeg,oo Of feminine cuurage. Hlla Huin-
shotgun. Gull the bulldog, md station himself at
convenient distance. Tllon she climbed half
way upstairs aud commcncud to punch tl,o -four
barrel vigorously with pole. Presently the
mouse lnado It's appearance and started Aeross
tho floor. The dnH at once went in pursuit.
Tho man fired md tho dug dropped doad. Tie
lAdy tainted am fell dowil-stalrg, and tho hrcd-
faaa. thinking she was killed., aud fearing that
Ao would bo arleatod for murder. disappeared,
and has not boon scoa snco. Tic nlouao oa-
UanGQ.
, 1875-01-30

The Cincinnati Enquirer says that family in
tho suburbs OF tint city having lost little girl,
had her body ombalmed ind returned in tho
ho'sse, hoarse having beon employed to po driven
from tic door, that tho neighbors' approximations
had takon place, Tue E1qulrer says: '',IAo
body, wien embalmod, was clothed III its accus-
toned garments and laid away. Duly the grief
stricken paronts pay vista to tue restng-plRce
of thoir Iittl0 Que, whore sho appears al f1oHl,
AZ when the breath first loft ler body, and wlcro
mona but Tie chosen low Of thor immediate
relatives are permitted to Blaro with them tue
view Of the littlo sleeper. II may 10 added tLht
tho presence Of the body In the house, although
perfectly tree from anything unpleasant, hAs
10 worn upon tho lealth Of The mother, that
tho tather has felt necessity for itB romoyai but
Ills wife still cpga to it, and bpgH thom to lot 1t
tamaIa."
, 1875-01-30
Tho Demon lY1aAiltCss,

/.
The leading tragediau ut our little theatre ~ ~
q sick ioave. They produced wcok Vi tno ~
pleco entitled, "The Demon Of tho Aalts.
aud Mr. Hummer assumed tue character of ns
demon. Tie young man upon whom devol'ea
tho duty Of opening aud ahultinH the srnps nv.
also instructed to flash crimson flames W
through the hole at tnterTals, for tho |lflesst
Of creating tho impression that tho intcrnhl "
giops were Immediately beneath tho hta1e ~
were ih q condition Of terrific ana pefl'e.aaii'
combustion. lis WAS somewhat lncxpesieaf!as.". ~. !.
lut ho aeoned to plunge along well Gup'lEu III ,ns
wltle. In tho third act, hlr, Hammer, III nj
demon aforesaid Aad u 60 down tic trap ...s IT.
LIS purpose WIS 10 descend to etcrnnl hasas'
With sardanlo lat,gh aud 1endIsh ht'l!o ~
OH Ats forbilling caunttnance. The yt",As
1lan below concluded that ii there cSor "a' '.
time when = display Of diabolicat 1'ye""Ms y,
would bo appropriate, 1t WIS whom tl'o r., ri
demon WAS coming home after bari ns' 't
work; 30 when Alr. Hammer SaB about 1E'N '''
way down, and raa laughing hia very ta'Anns ta1n !
beht, the pyrotechniral person. let eif I'1'
tarre!fnl OF red fire, III. Which tho lr''l'"
bound Spirit OF Evil was entirely 'E'i -. !,
Ths test pf tile way ho went down s.,'tt ~
tllcn thoy laid him under tho 1re-I!i, " ~,
water played oil him. Az soon III W W. H.;
t1nb ulahed, lo roao up and sought l!.o ! = I'D
aud at thu conclusion OF tue tt.cuuntcr i1'e m
was carried round to Or. stones ofIts j." ,'.r
hretcher by this carpenter atld tho low c1ts'h h.
Ir. Hummer tlen went homo to SEQ "nas au, =,
wife would think u him without eJenlp"ss s,A
hair, aud then ho retired to ~ country ~ nas
few weeks until they grew sgain, "Itp n"%s1 ,%
Ut the ualta" las heon permanently
, 1875-01-30

~ ~ ,ho Ma. Vast. a,,th,,,, ,,r,. "a t,,a
~ ,,l,' ~ 'no ~" l.tA i't""h' b"ss' - 'e'o
when was not political vas gtson yeRterday by
Madame ltattazzt, IN the tlttlo palace Ut tho
Duko OF Anula, Avonuc do T fr,reratrice, Poo
nlo hnyo not ceased to call t,o ayon,,o l.y this
n,r,s 1',o ~ s ,.,.,. a,r.aa. ,,,a .,,,,.n,,art
"e'' ny olo p"p''"'' o""eoa .Nu h'os.'4ue"t
ONES 1t If tlmo TO hare done With thcso changes
of namo which prevent rroYincias from finding
their vay in Paris, It IL about ng II you p]lon1l
ct,,r. t,,o ,,.,o. =, t,a,,.. H., In i,.,o,, r,,
",.s Wv .' .,. y. e.o! ~ w '.,,'s' a."
"nsnt 80 oa'. mo uon'ao"'asscs .r VI "asa. '' to
Commentaries of Truths. hla'!ano leattazzi
gavo for tho bonent of tho poor AL nn1usit,g per-
forula,co, with Milo. yirginio 1,einyo.. Milo.
r,..,~. s,,i. 1,a,s..au ri 1,,,;a. 49, av.1;,,
faN"..' Hn'' t'"'osei'' "''. '""'ea VI lu,"ss
VINO Wfaa TO ROMAN nnohSMouh--amoiaE DINERS
tho Maruuiso To pcpoli. Ono day when Milo.
Eucllel fouutl herself socially At tho house Of
the c,,uto,x ~ raato,1nno aim VIVA oakct3 hv t,,o
uorIso IL FnneIn,, tn aas ont t,rsl fr,,,,, lin
sajo,i rs ~" ,1;n;,,n.ronn Mia i,arhel hm,snJ
ani % .stnsct al ,u 81 mn fts;st Madomsisnilo
1Inchat vn,, aro e,,ri, a crent nc,rnsas .Af'tr
vnm N1.,j.ua IN M.roei.cs rnsnnric1 Mia
i,nrhci x;ti n,r t1,,o -n,,ir Sin tr"s r;1bt rnr
fsshion,,,io anr,nn nxsvs nlnv ron,o,fy maii
'r1o rnann,, Ia s,rn1o a,n,,yh, ahn aetrossaa
,,oari,t I'll ~ r., ttn .opoorynioiro ,v1,i., ~ l.tl
, 1875-01-30
Amendment Adopted Placing the Leg|s-
latiye Power in Senate and
House Of Delegates.
Archbishop Manning ''nrls i Two-|lundrcd'
Page Pamphlet at Gladstone.
kIc Says tho Pope Cannot DO an
Act to Impair Civil AL
It.Ejance.
And Declares that Gladstono'a Letter
Encourages Schisnl, Heresy,
and Deadly Sin.
FRANCE.
rub AMENDMENT ui:GuoStz1Sa TIE nErun.lc

FRANCE.
x116 AMENDMENT ni:GunSt21S1 TIE nErEn,1c
DEFEATED.
PARIS, Jan. 29-Iho Assembly this afternoon.
tv vote Of BIZ yeas against $50 nays. rejesln'l
n. 1,abo,ll:ye't amendment to tho Fotltayon
lill, proyitins tint tho Senate. Chamber Of
Deputies, md President OF tho Republic kl'on!ll
co,Epose tho Government, the last named to be
chief of the executive power.
NJ, Louis Blanc, notwithstanding tbs motion
and speech he mado yesterday. voted to-lny for
H. Ia boulnyes amendment, as dli MI the
Radical Deputies. The entile Ministry AMI Hight
Centre voted against it.
Tie clauee of vontayon's bill providing that
tho logh latiyo power shall he exercised by tho
te1,ato nth Chamhe. uf Deputies. tho latter to
TO elccteu BY universal suitlaye, WIS debated aud
p1sacd. -..
II. WALTON norarar!ist, moved an amend
n,cnt providing for the organization ri tue Coy
tr,ueut without rrocaimtns II republic.
Tie t1,acussion ui this nluela:l!c.t vas post-
pnncd until Tomorrow.
Tho Left will probably siyo 'a support to tho
rroluwition to mako the President ro-cigiblo for
in indefinite period.
, 1875-01-30

A machine haa at length boon constructed
which will travel Ut q speod Of D knots Ill hour
for 900 yards, AID at lower sloed for ITO less
distance than miIe. 1t will tnalntaili any direc-
tiun impressed upon it, and it con bu launclled
olthur from boat All irul,-olad, by night or by
which. in obedience to its lnAaters, will swim for
q ,nlle toward any adversary ut which 1t may DO
directed, aud will stsike dangerous, IL not
fatal. blow. II slips at distance ot mile can
bo struck wtta certainty by mechanical fish dis
safe, and, Hlen two 4aotB approach ono another
zach will lnye to encounter inpu,nerAblo foes,
Every soa mud harbor will practically 10 mino
OF toEpedoes and any vessel Of light conHtsuo-
ti0u iuiibt bo hopeiessly doomed,
, 1875-01-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

HbSUHH 70 LirEnAtY MEN.
Io:pox, Jan. 29.--Tl,o Grand CROSS Of tho
Order of tho I}ath has boen offered to Carlyle,
,nd Alfred Tclnyson Ia to be 1nalo o Baronct.
THE CABINET HuMsioNEp TO OSBORNE.
A telegram, las been received from the Quoon,
who il at Osborne, demanding tho immediate at
sendarce at that place Of tho Cabinet Ministers.
tncn BISHOP MAsN1Nd TO GLADSTONE.
JoSpnS. Jan. 30-G n. m.-ArchbisGop Man.
ming IsaH ssayed pamphlet OF 200 paFoB In reply
to Gladstone Is expoetnlation. lilo maintains TINT
tho Vatican decreos havo not changed the con-
Of Catholics is az undivided aH that of any
fthor Christians. Questions OF conscience alone
could divide it.. Tho recent decrocs have not ex-
tended tho power Of tho Pope. Tho Ecumonical
enc in md no ss}o w touched he o s,,sos ses9ne 81
declared doctrines which wcro already matters
nj faith. Tho Pore cannot therefore, by virtue
nf either Of these decreea or his surreme anthor-
,ity tuaho my claim upon his adhorenss OF q na-
*aG e mpar 1o tho integrity Of m thot saE
allegiance would DO contrary to that law. The
spiritual authority Of tho Church wna Indirect
Ia is operation on temporal affairs. It
binding such temporal laws as deyiato from
the law Of God, and therefore impede tho at
xainmont Of salvation. In regard to suppose
aion advanced IN tho argumont TINT tho Pone
the writer renarks that, as tho Queen IL wholly
withdrawn from the Catholic Church, every
condition lB wanting which would render aucl
doposition instifab9e.
The Archbishop declares that Che European
'powers bnve entered into 4 syBtomatio conspiracy
against tho Church, and warr1s thom tlat they
arc thoroby wrccking themselves.
In conclusion he sayB qladstono'H pamphlet
invites Catholics to rebel against dirino author
ity. and encourages schism, hercBy, and deadly
, 1875-01-30
GERMANY,
now CHHtSrl1as Ii CELEUNATEp,

ID
Tho I,o,,ou 1.jci,,r;,,t tt,or,d Ira. tho yol,ow.
- 80 .,'. .-t, "' =. '"u .t...ll .otto"
!pB ~ no 'ast u tho "ofAa IL christmas
locked forwatd TO more eagerly, OF kept up with
moro mirtli aud jol!ity, than III Germany. Sumo
yca1s ago, in order 10 pass tile Christmas. tile
rvit,, ,n,,o farn,r fr,a,,,1s In Er,,,1,f,,, ,or
49, 49, .ol-o
saoK my comioftaple q0artota IN the Alhhgn IN
tho beautiful old City Of Heidelberg, mud on
Christmas E7e. through frost and tnow. iour
n,yct, In tin t,ir.I,n1aco of noethe Tho ,ana,
49,. 49, ~ '.s,', 1o ,,,. ~ .s A0a".
noat .o' ain'ne was - "us VI n.Y aceo"ns my
fTisnds Ind postponed thet al'ttagsossen, Or
midday meal until l O'CLOCK Tint oyer. WAS
carried on in triumph to tic Ch.ist,nurk, or
Chrjstmnn Fnr. 11,uBe who hnyo wltnnr.nd n
f,or,,, F,ir o,,,,t ,,oou,1v xo,,;,, u, r,,,. &C.,,
,ats.nsa, ~ A"1'.' ~ ~. .s,'s ~" rau
atscA'ol' not o1l!y AAS a4l the Htnllo BLOCK ol
the English Fair DO found tlaro--only twico AZ
derful things indigenous to tho aou OF Ger-
,,,.,,s, IT, un,a.ha.~ t., ,.,.is,, H. r,'o;..
ha''As' Luz i,on'otoe's; ~ WHICH, tno Cn!s1-
ihofEos "nh hc'o. WRs no longer rocoRhszanlo, nut
looRed as II hlealoy of CANVAS booths alid wooa.
en ntalis l"a SPRUNG up ny Magio ~ tho inadat Of
= 'otess u Raeeh frees. Net ohy wore ~ the
oootnb decorated WIN greon bougls, but Christ.
~ SAY. n every alfectioh' stfescllns away
into tno aietanee, wore !ollK lanes ot canvas
boot4st III Which, Toto e3rose4 For Hala ~ ksnis
ol toSh, presents, Chf!stmaa canu!Gs Tor tho
tfaes ahu cnrlossios o! oil Rfnus. ;, Tue HARROW
aYoh'tes Noio tnll OF people, all antont upon
spei'aan9 money ana gstit,nK ~ much iuu for =
M u aa e o .eess were s ~
aonsof aaa ae1aef. lhs Old homer, or Hotel
do vile, asotne1 TO Aavu got iuto the midst uf
III illuminated Forest mud formed tue batk-
Proud 10 tno picturesque sce'!e: On returning
, 1875-01-30
ENGLAND.

The London correspondent Of tile Boston Post
says: "a proceeding at onco painful md }udic-
rous took place several days ago at New Forest
Lodge, near Lymington, in nauts. For the past
two years community OF tho singular ssct
called Shahera have occupied largo, loneo
and farm thero, in common. Tho house was
theirs by purchase, but their worldly concerns
woro of such sort tlIat they tnuud themselves
forced to mortgage ii. When the time came to
pay Oft tho mortgage the brethren and sisters,
absorbed in spiritual Zoal wero not prepared TO
ply it. Theroupon the mortgages foreclosed,
and had writ VI ejectmont served upon tholu.
The simple folk did not regard tho circumstance
with much alarm. and l'lacldty rofl'sed to rp-
move tholr household gols aud goods. Lie
Intervention Of Her alnjcety's Sheriff became
4 large crowd gathered about tue house. The
ahaaels, 49, III all, counting neu, women, and
children, went on their way LII il coming events
in no manner concerned them. AT the usual
to partako Of slight repast Of Btrict!y ycge-
taran order, beginning with hoi1ed carrots and
terminating with pumpkin. After that they
sang, prayed, mud danced TILL p. III. ono lady
having persisted fl, a celestial fig fur two houis
witAous inter,alssion. Then tIs mcis, women,
mud children, infants adults and patrarcllH alike,
wore all turned out, tho e1iles being led by the
Mothor' OF the community, ono Mrs. Girlibg.
From until . p. m. tho snow foil heavily. At-
tor that it tafncd In torrents all night. Nut
withdrawing tho pltiless weather, those extraor-
binary enthusiasts rcmhinod lsudulod together in
grou1,a under this loo of their Larcs und penatcs,
and singing lymnB.' Noxt morning the COM
passion Of good ncighbors relieved thier aitnl-
ton somewhat. A worthy farmer Hent them
soma mill, aud another passed around gone
bread mud cheese. Still, the shukers rclnninud
in tie wet aud blcety road, and did not budgo.
They staid there throughout tho following day.
They wero told to 'noVs on ;; if not their goods
would bo Beizod. They kept Oh singing hymns
with ~ occasional dance. When night came they
10 far yielded to tie benevolent entveatios Of tho
ncishbots al to seek tho shelter of larn not
far off, which way offered for their uHo aud some
Of tho children woro takon iuto tho cottages.
Next morning, leaving four OF thor number to
protect tic A0usen<,ll Objects, the main body at
last set out In seafcA of Homo other habitation
This caso has aroused great doal Ut intoroat aud
cotnpassion throughout England yet It IL 1caily
harfl tn 200 how they hRso suffered any very cuel
injustice. II they arc mArtyrs they have GER
tainly 1nalo themselves co. They had full notice
to quit. probably, however, they woro evicted
glisll legal processes against tho poor ani it
may lavO boen tho bearing of the Sheli1ls ol-
lcora winch aroused their obHtuacy.
, 1875-01-30

Il correspondent Ut tho Loulon Times de-
scrbes . vsry s1upe lttle coulriyauoe which he
recommends eyory siRtcr TO carry With linn as q
preeautipn tH caso Ut accNfent. Having myself
bueh immersed" he writes. "aud knowing,
therefore, how exceedingly difficult 1t Ii 10 get
sufficient. I eau confidently venture to assert
that many fata! acelouth might 10 prevented IL
every skater carried in hls pocket . piece Of
stout string or blind cord about yasda long,
ed pfovsd T' small o. %ee w.
through the Ice, his companions, II 10 pro-
tlded, could lie down on tho sound ics aud
throw bis piece OF cord to the nan IN tho water,
who might manage by its aid to support himselt
until further help arrived,
, 1875-01-30

At aaloouH liz Montreal, Can., 1t il tie custonl
to ttli oysters BY the glass. lnstoad of calltlt,
f"sh lAff-dozen Oh tle ailell, Is tho citizens Of
thu losers Ut tempting btyalses In Montreal walk
m to thu bar md calf for glass Of oysters, iu
ihe sl'pe manner ~ va order orr "hoE bcdtei1, "
"r'1in anu gum" or whisky Straight" Parties
baying (Hhcu asked to take another dripkl. ssTil
0ystes."
, 1875-01-30

FATAL RAILROAD COLLISION.
PATTERSON. N. j., JAN. 29.--A freight train on
the Eric Road, bound cast, ran into another that
was standing OH tho track ut IIobo';en, killing
tho fireman and injntihg tl,o engineer, Both
trims took fro, and the Truck WIS obAtrt,cto;l
fur sbnle hours.
rA:EnsnS, n. t., Jan. 29.-Saithes Of the
freight trains which met with tho accident on
tue Er.o hallway to day woro destroyed.
, 1875-01-30
THE MANKItL1Na feAiLRoAo.fRoo.

stpZFFH1 ]
PEon1A IT., Jan, 29-~Charlcs C1e!and, yonng
man about % years Of ago, was killed. ncAr EIe-
vator D. to-day, undor the following circum-
stances: lIo was empaoyoa as switchman by the
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific 1,ailsond Com
pany, and. while shifting a switch in tho Com
pnnys ynrsl this noon. cauglt Ills foot in frog,
into M hosrIbIe n,ass, md Causing ils;ant dcath. M
, 1875-01-30

shrriai Dispatch to TIE CAitaeo 7r'tant.
East HA"INAw, Mich. jan. 29.-l'oter Cum
ninghan, MI einpioyo III lIaneon'a barhor-tl,nr,
was discharged tlia morning By tho proprietor
for tlr,lnkenneRs. lilo came back to theal.opnm
assaulted Hanson twiee but waa drivnn Oft. 1lo
went to paw.broker's, pawned hia oycrroat for
pistol, wcnt to The shop and sl.ot Hanson, thu
hall passing entirely through Ills lcls lcg Just
l.elow tho thigh, il,lctnE d dangerous wound.
Cunningham waH Rrrnstcd and 1ocknh M. I1n
will bo Arrnigncu for asAnlt with nttumtt to siil
, 1875-01-30
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, u. c., Jan. 29.-in tho North
west and The Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
aot1ri Valleys. rising barometer. slightly lower
tomporasuro north or wcst Winds and gonernlly
cloar weather, Which conditions will gradually
extend ever tho Upper Lako region aud Tie
Ohio Valley.
local OBSERVATIONS.
Y,%,
, 1875-01-30

evening OF suspicion Of trying to hurn the
United Statos lontieA warehouse on 1tyer
ptreet, where L,o hail large amount Of imported
liqsfnra htnrc1. Mr.. 1'ornor elnims tint Tin
burning ~ the store would involve II losA to hn
rather than gain. tircn,nHnutinl cyldence,
however, Is strongly against him.
, 1875-01-30

Special Uialmtch 10 Tht Ch1raGn fribftns.
SrR1NurIEsD, Ill., JAM 2n.-Tho lion. John f.,
Rosctte, United States District Attorney rntl.r
President johnson for the Southern District of
Illinois. waH to-day indicted by tic United atatea
Grand 1ury for fnitinE 10 unit far 0hD pn-
ltc money, which camo nto llls hands while Dih-
trict Attorney.
, 1875-01-30

SHtfN7 DN5'07H m 7HF IHfcdN0 TF7BHNf.
Ana, o., inn. 2D,-Thoro was tlispute to-day
between safoon-keeper na1ed G. Smalstlccd,
WHO WIS prosecuted 80 heavily for selling liquor
hero, a1ll ". Gilbert. friend Of tcmucrurcr,
wllp filed atl Indictment agaiIat Sn1ullHrced,
Gilbert stabbed srlallstrccd in tllo fnco md two
or tbree tinlea near tho hcnrt. Smails.reed's re.
coyery il Iespaited Of. Gilbert Is under arrest
, 1875-01-30

From the Springfield {Hasa.} RfpabltcaH.
II thoru III Que occupation moro wicked!y fool
ish thai, anuihar 1t is that OF the plofoseluuAl
waller, " sAuwn Oh the stage Of uoudtch uall,