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tsWhose Was the Hair T Call My
Own
The Bridal Tour: A Mother-in-Law
Who Wasn't to Be Blufed.
4 Man Who Had Nothing 1Iean About
Hlm--- Noman's Rights In
Wyoming.
4 Japanese Girls Idea Of Reform-Miscel-
Ianeous Notes Of Feminine
Character.


MY FALSE HAIR.
Whose WIS the hair call my OWL,
On whose fair waves the sun has thrown
His beams OF golden nghtT
Was sbo maiden, pale and cold,
Torn from the clay and charnel mold
In the depths Of silent night7
Was she peasant, young snd fair,
To whom this we4lth of go1d-bio own },nir
Proved clothing, warmth, and food7
know she won't as cruot hand
Gathered her treasures, strand by strand.
In unFelenting mood.
Was abe matron OF stately grace,
Whose dark-brown eyes and tinted tsco
Preferred IN auburn tone?
Was she eaint, with doye-liko eyes,
Who found her path to Paradise
Through conventgates Of stone7
As the organ breathed its plaintiye air,
And the scissors cleaned in her golden hair.
Yrs fnll atonement given?
Did the pr1esily touch and the sisters' cowl
Hush the yearnfnR' Of her soul,
Or draw It nearer Heaten3
In faating, solitude, and prayer.
Does she t1aiy think her work lies tbcre.
Or is she racked with doubt?
Will she come to me some, still, cold night,
And wake my soul in sad alright,
Tppnti my hair-1'tns outF
rd6utfrfi{f F1k7..JotF71H(.
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drawer Of I convenient bureau. Thsre ver
three drawers in the bureau. On retnrnin
to the pArlor aud tauiog tho hand of Movar II.
writer desired that be ahould find IL nm
cushion. When The article was h;ddan M m,
Was in the room but the hiier, 4ffar abor
pause Moyar, still biindfoided. walked nh r..
| writer across the p&rlor IN one f3i0bt NJ ats;r~
past three rooms. and into tha last snart,n~nt -,
| the list, where the cushion WA hiffden W,t,~
out the alightest hes,tat,on ha ra,t d;-a.+1r =.
the bureau, opeuad tbs cantra ir.usr M -
his haad, sod from great nnmher ~ srt;ct.s
OF gentlemen's wear. picked out the nir-.ns,,,on
and said, .'This is tbs srtlele Indian hv vor >
| The rerorter was no longer . skan;,c M =
wHs <Rreed that, during the rest Of tho evening.
the com~aoy eenersiiv shon,d rartic;ns+s =, ~
performances What followed uas sven rnora
| wonderful than sba. which ha<l xoue bstoqa. All
| tho tests that the reporter had been party -
vera repeated for the edification OF tho euesta~
Subsequently. il was suggested that Mover da-
rived bis power from
| SORT or MUSCULAR ArrnAc11ox,-
that IS, that. by nervous movement Of tht
nand o. the person whose mind sought to control
which It had selected for him to touch. tha
"hereenouts OF that object was manifested To
the m:ad-reader. Mr. Noyer said thxt that
question had challenged his attention when he
afss became aware OF the Possession OF this po-
culias power, and to put himself to 4 suura1na
tess he attempted to read the wishes Of m az
per.menter through wire. This operation IL
performed by the PARTIES to the experiment eacb
taKlng ~ end Of the wire 10 ons hand Hover
WE sueeese1ol on the tisst Trial. Hs produced
plecs Of wire. and giving the writer one end NJ
It 10 his lett hand, and taking the other end in
nus own hand, ha announced himself ready to
proceed. one after another the sores Of teats
atoVe described we're nerfo1med by ueaus OF
hesitation on the pa,s Of nr. Moyar, and each
Test WAS successfully pArfofmed
, 1875-11-14

Gays you haven't lived right here in this town
for ten years. Iswar will"
He scooted around the corner, and abe 4uoil-
iuglY passed in her Ticket
, 1875-11-14


How Patrick proposes to get over his single
blessednesa: By proposing to Bridge it.
4 disguated young mau says, "When / find
/ girl who has got the stamps. I find one Who doe
not want me-"
! lately. and in her gizzard Was found shawl pin
She bad evidently attempted to pin bersen back
The Texas wi1d-boy turns out to have been
fellow who hid in the bush to see If his g1r
would dare go home with another fellow.
Romance Of the Kitchen,--Cook (from the
area): 20, Liza, gi' ma my win.gretta. I've
ad a. offer-from tbs promanade~sweepar ~
Punch.
When stranger asked Detroit girl whom he
net 1t party if she Was married, she promptly
replied: mot quite. but I've eued three OF foul
chaps for breach OF promise"
4 New Haven lady recently went abroad in
order to take charge Of the remains Of her hus-
band, who had died there. She IL e1 1rected back
ua1t week, aud. beiug woman Of thrift, brings
both live and dead husband With her.
"He builded better than be knew" remarked
shoemaker's wife about O'Clock in the MORN
lDg, as she nervouslv grasped one Of his pegged-
solo boots in her right hand and patiently sa4t-
ed for the sound Of his football on the stairs.
i Nebraska jury has decided that husband
has no right to whip his wife with stick aud
then sprinkle her with red pepper. How far is
this encroachmeat or our rahta In orooeaf,
Cant man add a little spice to matrimnnv
=, woman sunraSls1s OF @ Me" HaVen are Wrest-
hog WIN me ques.on, VINO IS 1ne snpernnons
- nnmhar ~ fa,nily-men IN tnwn a.ch oe w,"m HnUm
thinks he has marfied ber.-Nortrich Ruiletin-
S'11A''' No A"o A.1@'eo = wv "'s'$ 0"''e'"'
It "as q diplomatic husband who protested
to bis wife, NV dear, If it doesn't make any
difference to you- don't sav bsats 7 and 'Dols:
use terms mauer, II not less inclsive. II must
have caE'aln Lectures, let them ss least be DAM
Tnu;ryilie girl yas shot in the font dav Or
two 100. and she doctors are now ENGAGED in
mioins tor The ball One Of them has Worked
bis passaga into The foot ior so great a distance
that they sro obliged to Let his provisions down
, 1875-11-14

FORGING THE ISSUE.
The following story is related in tho Paris
chaTisar7: Quarter Maubeuge. Result Of the
Msrembot affair. Gust1ye 1s alone With Jeanne.
There is ring Ut the door bell The servant
announces the arrival OF Notary.
But have no need Of such an officer" gays
the Toung. man, ia great assouishmeut; "hays
you sent for Notarg?"
u.s." e|''~ ~ AAA@+A'
Gastave IL still more amazed.
"1es. ehe added II sent for him to come in
hurry; Tor my father arrived here from the
country this morning, and be is now hidden in
lvonoer closet. armed With revolver. He knows
tha whole truth about cur relations; and a
l&tnet permits no Joking where the honor OF his
daughter Is concerned" Tableau.
, 1875-11-14

NouINNT BE RtuFFEC.
At an auction OF household goods near New
London, recently (eavs the Rails Co., No..
Record), woman had made bid on . gallon
croca which was worth about 10 cents. A boy
interested 10 the sale) slipped around to an-
other woman aud whispered: "You sea that
woman 9Th Tart above her eye?"
"Yes."
We'll, she says no women with bow-1ees can
buy anything at this sale!"
Ihe boF-legsed woman elboved her way into
the crowd, and put the price Of the crock up to
10 cents, and, as IT was knocked down !" to her.
she remarked: A'
u may be bo1-legged, but no old wart-eyed
deVu can bluff me" ~
, 1875-11-14

Mles Ude Tsada, Japanese young lady 1t
school in New York, has written to the japan
Gazette suggesting certain reforms Of spiritual.
material, financial, and social kind. which, If
adopted, will, she thinks change the entire char
actor Of Japanese civilization. The compreheo-
siye measures she recommends are: first. the
conversion Of the whole population TO Christian
lsy; second. an Increased importation Of scis-
sozs :; third. restriction OF taxation: and,
fourthlF. the Introduction Of the American Gus
tom Of wedding breakfasts. What could be
more feminine than this outline OF new poljti-
col economy-Chr1stianity, SCISSORS, low taxes
aud wedding g-breakfasts-the four great civiilz-
ers Of the nineteenth century?
, 1875-11-14
WASTING POWDER.

r WAST1NE POWDER.
M. and Mrs jerks {sayB the Louisville cour.
ier-Jou1:naD were preparing to go to praye,-
meeting, few days ago, when the cannon was
roaring IN distant part OF the CITY to call the
Foters to . political meeting. Mr. jerks was
sitting With his bands folded, looking into the
nre. doubtless contemplating the sinfllness of
politics aud politicians. Tue c.nnon roared and
the reVefheratlous almost shook the house he
"as sitting in ''Thas is shameful waste of
powder," he remarked. ''Ik amt no auch a
shlng, Jon Old brute !" replied the amiable wife.
as She stood before the glass arranging her toi-
let. ~ haven't any moro powder on nv face
than you have."
, 1875-11-14

T0O TOOTVk3 FOH !ER.
'Jennie, you're my sweetheart, said 9-year-
old suitor a. be sat alone With his hearts idol.
the other evening. "How can be your sweet-
heart" asked the 1ittla miss. .vben I an 10
years old and you are only 81" "Are you Is ?"
"Of> urse / am" SWELL" answered the
Juvenile beau, after rejecting little. '.1'd
been 13, too, if hadn't been sick 30 much when
I vas little"
, 1875-11-14

and obey1ng that Impulse he invariably found
the object OF bis search
again bhndfoldsd, and, taking his hand. ths
writer willed that he should
roUcH SMALL Hyon
on the centle-piece OF gas pendant in the
room. The a1perlmenterB were soma distance
from the pendant, but tho moment that the
Thought obtained possession Of the mind Of the
writer that moment Moyet started in the hrec-
ton OF the gas fixture. When fairly under the
centre-piece, MoYer's arm raised slowly, and,
vheu Just about to touch the knob, the writer
thought be would like to have it describe cir
Gle three times around the knob before touching
it. About the time this thought occurred to
him the hand OF tbs reader waved slowly ID \
CIRCLE around the centre-piece, aud after the
th1rd round it settled upon the knob. It xzs not
larpef than a chestnut, and as II he realized
HIT, in touching it Mover used but finger and
tnumh the rest of his hand being away from
any other part Of the fixture.
AxoTHEE TEsT
VIVA triad.-a moke diIhcul& one than the lask
After le1dinE Mr. MoJer to . remote corner Of
the room, & small pan knife NIB hidden under I
pieoe Of ststu4ry. Taking him By tbs hand,
the wish that he should ind tho knife WAS AZ
once given control Of the govarning mind. no
noise Was made in hiding the knife. aad
meut Of the preIiminariea to give tbs
mnd-reader hint Of the hlding-p1ace. Without
IN inatanta hes,tation, after Moyer took the
hand of the writer, he Htarted 4cross the room in
khe direction Of the piece Of sta.uAry, and fol-
loving the inclination OF his arm be stopped,
put hia hand under the statue, and brought ont
the knife.
Finally, the writer. leaving Meyer bindfolded
n the parlor. exalo1ed the house In search OF
souethins to h1fde tho iod-readers power Of
a1scoye1y In . room On the third sturz PIN
snshion was found and sec4eted IN tho middle
, 1875-12-01
NOTES AND NEWS.

sp<ssot Atootch 10 IN CAieaaa Tst5nms.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Nov. 80.-Comptrolier
Knox, - that portion Of bis report which rslascs
to National Banks, has presented ~ elaborate
historical essay ia support Of tho National Dau9-
lug syssen. Tha ropozs has besn submitted 10
several membess Of Congress, who state that It
IL the bsat a1aunaut fcr tho maintenance Of the
National baking syatem that they have seen.
In tho course Of the report worry remAskabs
parallel fs drawn between the banking LEGISLATION
Of 1919 and OF ahs present day. It sppsass thai
the general features Of tho legislation ta 1919
aro very sim,.as 10 the provla!ons Of ths present
hanking act.
DEPARTMENT MoCl.s,
At the CAbirat meeting Today It Was 1ecdod
TINT clerks IN Ill tho Departments shall bs Loye-
Alt,r required to aorG daily until 4 O'Clock H.
stoaa OF until 8, ~ At present. THIS cbapae vas
sn4do necessary Oh account Of thu great arrears
Of work III tho Treasury Department, and It was
doc.ded to extaul tho new 1uls to other Depart
1nonsa. There ~, lu fact law which has beeu
many yrAra on the statute books directing that
all the Departments shall ba opan for the traus-
'scsivn OF bu4lusks o,8lt hours u ~lutet aud ton
in the summer, but for many JeAts
th4a statute hs. been y disattuds> lhs
o!sEks will d04httesa complsln 1t this regulations,
4ut ~ Fnls Qotekn1,Ahs 1lsskx ~ A4ltsr paid
, 1875-12-01
CHARLES O'COSOIs.


lfi" Recovery IL Doubsfnl.
NEW ionx. Nov. 9o,-ChasleH Otonor rester-
day Was able to take little nourishment, hls
stomach not rejecting food III on previous tlavs,
For four days before Sunday ho had been
80 Heak that wntes Was tho only thing which hin
system would rutain. Tie precise nature Of bin
slaesss has not been determined. but il il
thought to be parslyBIs Of tha stomach I1ia
p!,yblc.ans thought, last night, there was liz
doubt bat that be would 1.-Two nntll to-day, and
that this evening they will be able 10 ray whal
the probabilities of lis recovery are. They fee
litt'a hope, howcror. Tins be will got vol, apG
poets Of his resso, ation to health.
, 1875-12-01

Tbs alarm from Do!! dls 1t 7:15 o'clock yessor-
day moEuing WAS caused By Ars in The ono
story frame restaurant at No. 24a East Haudolnh
street, occupied BY William Lane. and owned by
tho Western Cement Company. DNnsge, cas- i;
no insurance.
tbs alarm from Box bS3 4. $50 o'clock yeater-
day morning was cAnsod by fire In tho two
story frame No. 479 Vest Chicago aveuue owned
by A1fB. Eehel. and occupied ~ neat market
BY Frank 0illett. Damage ttiAng. Cause, All
ovefhcatsd ssova-p!po.
Tho alarm from Box No. SIT 1T $50 o'clock
yesterday morning RA9 caused by hto tu the
ono-atosy ffama barn In tho rear Of No. 8l2 West
alonroa street, owned aud ocoupiad bY E. II.
Cannon. Loas, @325 insurance oud eAuss un-
known,
, 1875-12-01
FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 9o,-Iho Assembly today finally
adopted tho Electoral bin by vote Of 632 to 81.
Tho bill Was 30 amended IL to grant the right Of
representation to all tho colonies except Cay
enue and Senegal
Urgency waa almost unanimously vossd for
two proposals, cmanating respectively from tho
Right and Loft Contres. One provides TINT Ron-
erAl elections shal be hold Feb. 20, aad tie uav
Assembly couyokol Feb. 17. Tho other fixes
tho elections for Fob. Is. and tho meeting Of the
Assembly for March to.
Ths Committee to examine ths propoAata vi
DO appointed ThursdAy.
, 1875-12-01
INDIAN TROUBLES.

8psetaI D3spaItk to TN EA1fag0 7J&WA
KANsAs Orr. No., Nov. 3o.-A stecial dis
patch to tho Tlmes fs7m Donysr ssases that
troops hs7s bssn osdo1ed from, Forts Lyon,
upiou. aud Wright 10 tho nstghboshood Of Oim-
taAron. Nav Mexico, where, is ls reported, tits
Apache Indians a,ad reyolsod. About ten days
ago one Of the Apache C4tefs refa4sd to take
tbs kations offered by the Government Agent,
and sftes sonos wosds, tho Iudlan drew : revolY-
q A1d shot tas Agent through thu had. Tns
affAtt eaus&d arsAt sxaitama4t, Ani 4fssr
~ 1adsaa va pl4ssd Ia kana ia nul
, 1875-12-01


spe<4al Disnakeh to In Ch.eaes TsfAtnk.
ODEn11x, O., Nov. 30.--A disastrous fire &C.
Cured hefe laat night. about i o'clock, whcl,
entirely destroyed the Union Block, North Col
lege attses, o~nod by Messrs. Jarvis d Carpcu-
Ter. aud occupied BY Locke i Navel. ooot-and-
shoo store; Harvey Il Wilmopt, grocery; aud
ninetJ-nine.cent store. Tho fire broke out III
Locke l. Noweu's Bsoro, from defective flue,
and was well under control Of the Fire Depart
ment. Suddenly the Ateam-engine gave out, and
tho block was left to tho mercy OF the flames,
which burst out a1feBh with wild fusy
with nothing to combat 1t. The Elyria nrc-eo-
glne wss sent for aud arrived about o'clock,
but tho fire waa not stopped till the whole block
waa destroyed. More damage would uudoubted-
lY have bean done but for the timely arrival OF
tho EtSrla eustne. Loss $50. .u0J to ECU, Don. No
Locke l. Newell lest everything, estimated at
$1,000. Hovey i W,lnont and the ninety .nine
censato firm saved moet Of their goods.
, 1875-12-01

HptttM IFspaEeh 70 tn LAitdd0 1F16Unk,
MAb1aoa, Wis. Nor. 30.-The Investigation OF
tho charges Of Enalfeassnce - an otlces of tho
State AgrtculturAi Hocissy. preferred saa.nsl
dov. Taylor by tho hon. 3As CLARK, Of Dodge
County, aud postponed from time to tina, began
bofo.ea Committee Of the Ht4te Agricultural
Society to-day. E1-Pfeaideut Hiuc1oy has been
tho chief ~ituoes 30 far, aud teatttod that tho
man charged for on tho payroll BY Taylor as
nlarshala wese employed without duo authority
aud unbsknown to him. Clark vlthdso1 sle
specification OF fraudulent charges for ray to the
man, say1ug that he hed been millnfosnsd.
, 1875-12-01

messuso l,as been inauRnrated in the Southern
nnl southwestern Bta.eB. keEr has oprohctl
t1a a3'<f eThrY other ,nehanro Of ite kind which
has et0r bpen prcahtte! 10 ConRteas dnrinC }l,a
membership, Randall ifaew!so vote'l agalns. tho
Till. THIS project carrier with 1t tho yotcs of q
larGo number U! Bouthenl inonbera. Tie
cnurao its fticnda wi! thho will probably
10 sbhpnd In fAy OF TWO, III ueu.
ThroeAmortou. Of Texss, who champions tho
rnehalt, os, Ia expected tonight. II Randall IN
esentuAllv tlIstaaecd in tho rnce hin bnck-pav
record will probably l'ase t1ono ,nore Ia place
him aooonl than any othor known caase non
operating acaiDet him,
, 1875-12-01

valuation for tho county. qtl,n25.:3,
total tax. s2e;G52.cc. Tho yn!nr Il
81 railrohda Ia Ms follows: uisueis Gcns e.,
SlG3. Clinton. Dubuque K atinc.o:.. SIS
20; Chicago. Clinton I: Dubuque, eo45,o !;
Dubuque C Northwestern Railroad, 42l3i0 /;
total a.aeetment Of railroals III tie cou ,tv.
e3t7,E90. or tho entire tn1.isvv Ia tia county
orer 1vo-elglthB is paid hy tho CITY
, 1875-12-01
SUICIDE,


gptetal DtspeteA 10 1At Chicago 7stbnHs.
LAsA1IE. ILL.,, Nov. so.--Joseph bensel. =
baker. Of Peru, committed suiclde this morning
by shooting himself through tic heart with a
pistol. ue had been In the habit OF having tre-
quout drunken spEees for many yeA71 past, and
on such occasions. had u'ada ttSs or cir attempts
Ii suicide. ile vas 81 ye.ts Of ags and lsaysa
wife and several children.
, 1875-12-01

boring ciasAes.
| THE rnsrAr. UNION,
c.Ghaa 10 An tpplirant fur admission 10 tha
| Postal Cu1n.
THE rActF1u Malt STEAMSHIP roMrAyr
haa sold all % lts veenoA on tito LlnA coast az
catt ono.. Thin vessel ls tnta,nnd il, order Ia
easo tho United btaton subsidy. ~ Tho lar pro.
tie United blairs fIag
| rt.EIsIa REMOVED.
| ,HEcFeIAiF CHahdief to-day Fcm1reh Gfteon
clerks IN the 1'stcat-OlIico, Tin saarics Of ~
inany moro will he rcluced, IAesn raductfonp
nave been mario necessary from tho fact tilat nf
the ss'' UNI, Of thu contingent fund out of which
there clerks nors paid. e5ODl have already
besn exi chtlal. The re,nuyas to-day hags nu
po5ltlcas hignitcanco.
| THE ANIMAL nYpoRrA.
1t hRs dcct'iotl at tho Cabinet tneetng today
.i,at tno lnpois u no Csb,uet officer r1,onld ba
published before being transmitted to Cougseas.
| WANTS 4 NEAprriHrMEST.
T. Hoo, United HseteH Marshal at Springfield,
ILL.,, haH arrived horo to necure. ii possible, r.
appointment. Ills commission OF piies Dec. IL.
Hill. one Of tho ieputes Of tho office, In al, AZ
prant for tho placo. Hill Ia brothbr- n-iaw nj
support wl,IIo loo claims 10 ilayo tho recou,-
over, tbat nny difficulty viii ariso betneen she
two Senators on account Of this otfce.
ITO lte Assoetasd Iress.l
THE REVENUE DfnTltfCT CANCELLATIONS.
WAsMtsoTnE. D. T., Nov. 30.-Tho avalanche
Of protentants agaiust tho Internal legeuue cou-
sodstons continues, and the Commissioner, IN
tclc7rsmH lettern. and personal applications for
reconsideration Of tue plan. Thus far, however,
only ono change haa been 1nado in tho pro-
gtatnmc. that boiog 10 Indiana, where Gen.
FFauk White, OF tic Lafayette District Las
sodated tho Districts Of Lafayette, Tore
Ilsute, and Indianapolis, retaining Collector
l'oRge. aud inyoiving tho going out CT Collectors
, 1875-12-01

Why run sny tipk with your cough. cold hoarsenca.
or tndred my pulmonary OF heuurhial curnplat
when reined. "afc. thorough, anl saailr o:aine
~ Or. H. JaSEes E1r ecnraut ssn he hti Ii you hnY
contracted rrecrc COLL. 5our !rnga iron tll9
dangerous irritation and I'M. lfr,.ua attu1 Which fr~
1Hently hr.nga about oonsum',tloa. by promptly se
'or'tnE to hr E1rsctorant; cHL troubled with any
HGc!tacn n shr throat you will dnt! this rssnrlJ
equally efectal In norl!nx relnt from oLstructini
rhleen1, snd in he4iing the intlaurd rar,s.
, 1875-12-01

HT WF7EELTK3. W. Va. =
WuEELlEa. ". Va, Nor. 30.-As 93O o'clock
this morning fire broke cut in Washington
Hail. in this city. totally destroying The building
The third floor was occupied BY the MASONIC
fraternity. Two fisemen had limbs broken, and
J.. Oliver, Of Philadelphia, WAS seriously
injured by the third noor falling with
thon. Olrar is not expected to recover. Tue
oss is eliminated q. $4,000; Tho Insurance Is
not definitely Rno~n, but ia supposed to b
$4,000. rha hall was occupied by the Logssia.
sure,
, 1875-12-01

New Yonk. Nov. 8o.-The,s il still = llttle ex-
otsmsnt among depos.tora In the savings banks,
and slight run WA mads to-day on the Frank
lin Savings Bank which has plenty Of money
and Il paying everybody ~ fast ~ possble-
A run commenced yesterday on tho North
Risss Savings Bank continued to-day. has soszs
u lssA anxiety among dapos,tars, Who wsts
promptly paid.
, 1875-12-01
SPAIN.
CAI1HxT ORANGES.

EAANUEHs
MADRID, Nov. 80.-TEo Mlnlatesinl changer
resolved upon in she Cabinet council Of BAtur-
day, and already announced. viii tA1e place On
Thursdey. Tho 1st day Of February Is appointed
for tho meeting Of tho Cortos.
COUNCI. or WAR,
The Cronistd atltcs that 1t d conference be-
tnosn Gena. Joyollar+ Campoa. aud Quesaia. At
which The King WAS present, 4 plan OF campaign
IN tho north was agraed upon. It WAS decided
that There should 10 short delay in the oou,-
1pcncoment Of operations on account of IN.
favorable weAthor.
, 1875-12-01

2bzf'd1 Ulspa1th 70 7Ax EH1ca0o 7E}6Unf.
MrxRooEn, /. T., Nov. 29.-l1fosmation has
Just been received through the Treasurer Of tho
Crock Nation, At Eufala, that several members
OF tho Vigil.ut Committee recently organized to
pitt an end 10 murdot and lawlessncss generally
In this Nation have, after m exciting chase Of
t6o weeks, run dlwn, captured aud killed Two
more notorious thIovos who wero strongly sua-
pected Of completely In the recent murders Of
whiie men.
, 1875-12-01

spseiaf DrspatsA II Ths 'af.aaa Tribune.
Foar ATKINSON. WIS.,, Nov. 3o.-As Mre.
Thomas dideons and deughtor we're returning
home last Saturday from tAa placs. tho tongue
Of tho wagon fell out ~ they were driving down
hill, and throw them into Al old stone quarry
b7 the ssdo Of the road. killing the daughter In
atantly. The womkn, 1t 10 thought, vii not IT,
QQYHf.
, 1875-12-01
HcRSE.SENsE.

*aeetoi Bts!atth II The Chieaao Tri6unt.
orTAwA. ILL.,. Nov. 80.-To.morrow the i'm
portera Of draft-lorscs Of Northern Illinois will
hold conrspton in thia citv. tho object baIng
to form an association and protoct the iuto esks
OF imt torterH. brcedels, aud dcalors in thorough
lred dratt-hosBos.
, 1875-12-01

SAa FnANc1sco Nov. o0.-A dispatch from
Tucson. Arizons, confirms tue do!oat Of tue
Sonora revolationisss in fight 1t Altar. T4reo
oAicsss anA txontY-tour men wero killed. aud
wounded. Several huudrod horsos aud other
property Wern captured Ths Esgolusonlsts
mAdo Tucson their headquarters, and snllatcd
many man &he1e.
, 1875-12-01

Sbef Ml Ul5pafth % The C6ttaoo 7T1han1,
MADISON, NiB.. NOV. 30.-Tle trial OF Ezwerg,
the German sc,sBosa-erinder and saloon-koepor,
for killing John Thornton, in September lAst,
was concluded to day, tho examination Of Wit
nesses only occupying ono dtv. Tho Accused
was the principal Witness In hH own defense,
claiming that the Weapon rent Of &cc,dantalv,
Col. ~ F. Villas mAco m eloquent plea Ia
Ezuergs behalf. and the case VAS given to the
jury late this afternoon. At 7:9U p. IN. the Jury
rendered verdict Of 4cquitt4l.
, 1875-12-01
NATIONAL GRANGE.

Lou1ssa1x. Ky.. Nov s0.-Ths National
Grange voted down aayaral resolutions 10 Ad'
touEp. and In I'll likelihood will continue III $685.
sion auothar week. To-day resolutions ozder-
Ing the sstablishmsnt Of Court Of Apk calls for
9FAuKsrs Naa sdopted. Tho ssasions &Se pr.
yats, bang held NTH closed doors moEulng 4ud
night
, 1875-12-01

and obtained the bent evidence that his Vito and
her lover we're together. Tho hnsfand seizcd
IA AZ that was lying iu the ynrd. enl
went to the rnom wirh tno guilty
Enrsies occupied finding thela N aagrante
d'hrtn. Inc husband. after breaking tlnHn
1erhmuur on tho iIead with the H. snnabnr lin
akn!t md killing him aImost instantly. He ,hsn
turned and left tie room, o1orihg no vioIonca
towards ils wifo. Tie husband waH arreA.od
yoateEdny md taken 10 afatengo for exatnination.