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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01
FACTORY POINT.

Mr.. d. S. Wilson has treated his
buildings TO new coat Of paint.
I MIR. A. G.. Clark and family are
absent from town on visit to friends in
Canada
There will be grand straw berry and
ice cream festival at Adams Hall on
Monday evening July 5th The proceeds
/ viii be devoted to liquidaliug the debt on
he church organ. A large attendance is
disired.
The first quarterly meeting OF the
I Methodist Episcopal church will occur
next Sabbath, July 4'h. The ,oye feast
viii begin at 10 "a m Preaching by the
Presiding E!der, Rev. +, Watson, at II
a'c ock after which the sacrament will be
administered.
- Mcssrs Wait & Fnzon have dissolved
partnership. The fem is now known a.
Fr, zon q Clark, James Clark having
taken the place OF Mr. Wait.
Tho numerous friends Of Mr.. & Mrs.
I o. Z. Waterhouse viii be pleased to learn
that they have been blessed with q new
factory girl. Aye four days
w a Adams daguerrean rooms
have been rented TO Mr.. o. Il Baker, oil
salem n. T. MIR b, says he will be
ready for business Ju,y 9Th. Mr. Baker
commenced business June 2,th ia Factor,
Point by pitching his tent, bat the
powers that were pitched ii so low thai
Mr. Baker was obliged 70 lit the canvass
/ for bis customer to crawl out he not hay
log hsd time 10 tiiish the picture accord
ing to ais style
e W Burrows Of DJr.ct was at the
depot, Tuesday anl leaving his team i
moment they become frightened an ran
10 this village breaking up his wagon
considerably
The new hose for the fire engine
which was purchased few weeks ago
ha. been received and tested and prove
. perfect success.
"A drain is being constructed dow
the hill from the Baptist church to lh
liver, an improvement which hss lopl
bctn needed, Mr. James Lampson !
supefibieudiug ii, which u an eyidene
that &c wall be veil done
poEsEr.
~ strawberry festival and fair to
/ ihe benefit 81 church repairs j. to max
G oui village festive on Monday, Jaiy ST
@ beginning al pm. Old aid youuI
. will dnd ih. pleasant way . eelebfat
r their National Independence
HCrEEr
Prof Baker gave one % b. exqaisii
entertainments IL Tie D..lrie. had Oh III
esta
n some improvements are being mad
Is orr place of shich mention wiil /
y made hereafter
Re -fhe thermometer las ranged fro
f-5t1 ~ 10 tie sh&de fof toe week pas,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01

Advancing yeafs sBkbsss, esfs dhaPpoibl'
uent and hereditary predict osliion, all tBfh
he hair gray, kaa either ~ ttsm Incline Il TO
shsl
AYgas Hans ytGoE " i1og ADD sItsusiEs
nee have ps9t.u has t staps he iAiiihg u tbs
hair lalmedl4tsig, flel renrvs tbe gfguth aad
aINass surely frsiufts ~ color. sbeh faded ~
gray IS stimulates the HntrisiFs organs 70
healthy Acl4yi b, aud preserves both tao bar
sd its besuty Thus afNsAgs ssss % slekiJ
hslr bseasnrs gl0ssy, plishie Gpd strsngthsnrsi
,a.t hair Esgfgas Nilh AFrl} expression fslleE
hair is checked ard Established thih hair tsieh-
enc aud isJea VI gay hair resume thsir Vtisi-
81 col tie operation iE ears Aad bAFnt a.
4 cares dsHdFus. heals al semors. Aaa AseFe
Use seAip sssol, clean ahd soit under shtch cea'
dltlans z seaz.s u the scalp are imposs.Dls
As dfesslnZ ~ ladies hsf, the fivoA -
frslsad ~ its sratefai ard agreeable psffams.
sns ysiasd Tor q = soig lps'ts ssd nehnsss ~
ssas 8psfts.
KAsFhEkp
Dix. j. &. AVER 4 60 Lowell, Mass.
Ffnetiesi snd Aaalytiesl chsmists.
- 10 81 AK gKrvssisgs DgALEHs y sEgieisH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01

-Mcssrs. Adams. Mauley 4 Co. have
purchased large addition 70 their stock
Of goods aud are determined to make
things lively.
"A fatal accident happened at South
Waliingiord Saturday last Mr. William
G. Kelley, Of that place, went TO the mar
bic quarry aud Wniie standing on the
edge lost bis balance and fell into the
quarry, distance Of fifteen feet, striking
his head upon an iron pipe. lie was TAX
en- up insensible aud continued doleriou.
until five O'Clock p N when he d ed. lie
was the oldest sou of Mr.. VIM W Kel.
ley % Walingford aud leaves wife and
iBfam child.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01
WISTARS BALSAM II
WILD CHERRY

Coughs, Calds, Bronehitis Sore Throat In.
aueuza, Group. MAoopiug Cough H0arsenesa
biyer Complaint, Paine d Sofenr = IN the Chest
o. side, Bleeding ~ The l.unRa, aud every AZ,
fiction Of the Throat, lungs and Chest are
speedily and permanently cared by the use Of
Ia, WisrARs bALsAM uF Mtip CahRRY. which
bors nos dry no cough aud leave the oauss
bshint, as u the CAGE with most remedies, but
iontops Il, cleanse. the lungs aud AlAys irrits.
too. thus removing the cause Of the complaint.
CONSUMPTION CAV ms CURED
~ timoly resort to this standard remedy, a.
Is proved by hundreds Of Testimonials il has re-
Uslyed.
the wrapper.
sos. aud u bottle; large bottles much cheap.
en-, SEFd W FONLEt Sons, Prophators,
Boston. Mass, Sold by dealers generally.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01
Tsitgrsph oms.
Orsn IRON -. =. iosr
nks,lseloN eoaNrl eornr.

uKSstsctoN COUNTY COURT.
ytNE IFIM, 1878,
Hos. II. ~. WHEELER, Judge.
Hos / n SYKES. t.. r,l...
Hos NJ. w. rorTEg "'Se' "'N
], " Han, Clerk
DAVID CaoFur shern
j. X BATturLpEu, states Attorney.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01

s0rTn ~ tailrosf - Nee Vera. A8thv, n
Haaih 49, Nesi Al q 10 4 ana or. X.
NORTH ~ ftgrsa4 ~ WafianA Brlirgtsl
Hanh snd EAsg IS 20 D.
GRANVILLE ma3 ~ stage vlo-es a. 90 50 d
rUsT OFFICE ogsn fSuao gtE tgDF
fkks
Mails from the ssutb srrist Al ia Irst tEc
n ~ fu3 SO F.M
kaiis ief Peru. fAlagr0Ye. BaafsIlls 5sm&irs
Ae ~ stage, tf-sc IS FsctatH Pact rus o'
Ere AZ ressAsgs. Ghatsisys tap saf
GnaFHt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01

stskf H@stss.
kannips ffuu neysst g. asufhssisf stlsi iAsi.t
a. d AtAmsra TFe4sessar
n#ps, kugssg. Faassf Gsaa1s a.
~ Tauaa, IruFfstkt.
nsiif. Arnrss 80 WaH Lsses % ~ y
Ei.1sz. Bas.asEs, g4sassaa, YssAga a.
SaEsEAs1A rfIflsilf.
Arrives a MthfhssIsf psife8s atfet y ntsy
sssnssasYs ssA Tn&tFs - u AZ
sKxpRNfss. hkrss hshahasiat lt.afetA A -
Iaee4afA Tbars6sys ahd AssariaFs A. 80 ,
afsst A1gtsi Il Ass y. ! usin sesas A'fih
Fer~. E.omS~ers Laasae~asvrg Caa'oi Az.
NM esyEa Pfeppets.
Arrives 81 kknslassisr rsiirosA aspA AonAsgs.
Wednesday, asd FTiasys "a
hNTrExrro, isavss NaaVhesier t&3fesd aaug.
Tpssdsys Thassasss abd saturdays ~ u =.
snst asrFa a % - a, tfkia Foluz Aofth.
Fsp~s Laps8gsAsvry b C.Aew
a. q. Gears Proprietor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01

"A SunaaY school cnncrFi Ma hei4i in
the Congregational church 90 ihs vepiaK
OF ihe 2sih Ths scbool wss addressed
- Nr shelton from BlFtaipEham. Mass
-Csup' q az kinds promise IuIi AZ
erage led But 8tile corr i planted =
Farmers ere turning their slirniiau mote
10 ths cultivation Of potatoes, claiming
thsi ,hey can raise mere basheis Of Ootn
On ~ acre u ground b planting i 70
Po,aiocs.
-soarlelina in mild form Is quite
prevalent 10 THE vicinity. Il has been d
long time siucc thi. ever dreaded disease
hss made rs appearance ia our town uu-
ia within a few weeks. No ease has yet
proved faisl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01
RoNpYILLE.

The health Of the people here il gem
orally good, bat Mr.. L. Ameden aud Mr.,
Calvin Chamberlain, two OF our oldest
residents, are on the sick list. Mrs. VIM.
Coleman who has been dangerously i'll is
recovering.
We have preaching and Sabbath
school at the Methodist church, Rev Mr.
sweet pastor. lie aud his family are yer,
much liked
The prospect for the grass crop In the
mountain towns is not very good, it hav-
ing been affected by the dry weather early
10 tie season. Late rains are bringing il
forward.
We learn that the tsnnery business
in this place will soon be suspended for
the present.
We learn that the Changers are TO
have a strawberry festival at their hall IN
commemoratien Of independence day.
Henry Sanders was killed atJamaica
last week b. being run over by loaded
team which be was driving The horses
took flight aud threw him % The
DAD Edwsrd Johnson, who was on the
load 81 the lime, was also thrown of bal
not seriously Injured.
LAND0RgYE.
MIR. james Thomson is patting up 81
addition to hts barn.
West Branch Grange Is still Ia
aourishing condition, and IL tie 'gost'
has gone to parts unknown, a. tie Ban
ner corre-p ,ndent think. il may be thi
c4se, the Grange Ii able to fnd sub
slifule at short notice.
improvements seem y be the orde
Of the day lsl nsw. Ar. A.ien Barbe
: repairing 81. bara, and also Is rebuild
Ing b. sbed At his barre ID pIacs d %,
cue blown down.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01
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ron RESTORING GRAY HAIR

70 u yaycntl rlr.lirrssa rotor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01

"A awberry festival and fair for
ihe benefit 81 church repairs j. to make
OUT village festive on Monday, Jaiy 9th,
beginning a. prm. Old aid young
will ind Tn. pleasant way celebrate
their National Independence
, 1875-01-21
NOTES AND NEWS,

SoNlSATioSa.
N.sn1yorov. y. e., jan. Gothic following
nominations wcce sent to the Scs,3te to-day:
],ostnesters-Alrs. L. \. Perrin, Clyde, O.;
Fred l.. toostwin bellevue, o.; Charles ".
Gregory, Danvillc, H.: Il. Wilcox, Hutchinson,
,;,n.. J.. N, Admire, North Topeka, Kan.
TIE tESTEsSIAL.
Tho President to-day cent messnEc 10 tho
1Iouso ueloeing the report Ut tho Hoard named
ey tho hcnt Of zach Executive Department, and
nj tho Department Of Agriculture and tho Smith
,ot1ian Institution, appointed III March last,
.nr tho pa1rpopo OF recurring n
>,mnleto arrangement Of tho articles to be
exhibited from tho Executive Departments at
tho international Exposition in Philadelphia in
july, 1916. Tho report gises a statement OF
what il rroroscal 10 10 exhibited by tho depart
n,ctts, together NiLh tho estimate Of the ex-
;,,s,s ,IlicIl wiI! he i'nrsrd. name ~ 93il .ntp.
i,nc rres:.lent recommends tint auch aErropria-
t:aT1 be Yuat.e.
oiIio ElrEn 1MpFnyEMEST.
thnf.e II. Tl,urstunt tie Chairman OF tho
Executive Committee Of tho Board Of Commits
tiu1rrA for the Improvement OF the Ohio River,
n,a,lo an argument before the House Committee
on Commerce totlay, urging NIL appropriation Of
x,tOD taD for tho construction Of D now svstom of
adjustable dams Or chntes betwcen pittsburg,
IA, md Wheeling ". Va, to secure sonse euf-
1ricnt depth Of water In tllo channel Bt all aoa-
sons, Tho Committee took no action.
THE NAVAL CApETHu1P.
Representative stowell to-day fllod his state
mout' in rcfutation Of the Charge of George ".
Urallsn, that ho bad sold naval caletship.
IY1t REGULAR record n Conqrcs1onat pyoctkaii1s tst
btJay I'd OIL tie .SIth Ih5e.l
, 1875-01-21
tho prisoner guilty. will, a recommendation Il,
1nefcy, AnA lsc wab nonteneot tn tlGati.

mercy, anh tsc wAb nonte.coa tn death.
Az GXwEf.coME VERDICT.
THIS verdict wan fnpnt 1ino3partet1-anl nj,
desired. That A Jury, half Of wl,oso nornl.r
Were Intimate friends nf tho prisoner, st,es'1
condemn lin and then mako tho vctt!iet nor
emphatic by aequltting aN accuMplico Of lease.
guilt. left 10 room, for dnuht and rlaccd H.
tanauinn Cabinet ~ III awkward d,lemms. bif
luhn 4. Macdonald could not afford to huni
down aisl; AIR. Mackenzie could not afford T.
lang 1lepne. Tho French press, tho Nonrean
-llonfc, Minerrc, Nien Public. otc, openly dared
tho Government to shed blood for q political Of.
fe',Hc. Mass meetings everywhere demanded
MT nt'ly, 1'upilio's pardon. Int tho a,snest
poured IN io tho Governor. Iho Quebet
Legislature olciuIly demanded clnsicncv. Tha
1tolllon iitaTs uIgcd similar courao. Even th.
rabld Orange orEhn, tho Toronto Glote declared
that Justice lad bron vinlcatod by tho congic.
ton. French mrmborn tllr1atonod to loare lie
upon 10 quit tho Cabinet. As bofotss
IN tie htfife between tho Orangornen
md 1oynllats and Tho French Canadians, tito jst.
ter succeeded; but ny tho memorable Act ia.
Identifying the rebo'a of 1857 for thelr
lnsssea willie sLo ioyal residents went
hing Of tho uoycrnor-Genoral and Tia
burning Of tho Parliament House ot
Montreal tho present actton Ia lfkcly-nay Ger.
tntn-to increase the hereditary hatred between
tho people Of different races and religions in
Canada and to load to rintous manifestations oi
Eavo la advocate q Testimonial for peal.
ing tho cai,Be at liberty, and only a few dsss
H1lco l.iH neiglibors elected him, undor sentence
OF death 10 iopresrnt thrln in the Local 14egsla.
tnrc. With opponents 10 less violent in thci.
ot'noattou than those fr1cnds In their support,
no t1lAttDr how tho Loplnn EReo iB llecded It Wan
Impossible to decide it Without giving occanion
for HcttouB trouble
, 1875-01-21

Ing. Tho oxerclscs wers unusually interesting,
comprising vocal and instrumental music,
speeches, md report OF tho Directors. Tiie
building cost F9,J60. q sum considerably
below tim nctunl vnuo of tho building
when compared witt, tho amount exren1nd On
stsucturea Of ntni!ar character elsewhere. Tho
upper hall OF tho schuol wns filled with sI,eciR-
tots, who werc Interested an wcll ~ ualrtlctea,
by tho tliyeraicd entertainment.
THO ladica Of tho Milwaukee Local Dnartl of
CharttoH yesterday adopted tho proposed pett-
tion for general law authorizing charitable in-
dstFial schools for ciils!rcn, to l,o established
,tnder tho same restrictions In this State
~ In the last, anil then proceeded
to organize tho Milwaukee Industrial Bchuol.
I.ynle naH elected President, Mrs. Mortimer,
Aa. and Handerson yice-rrcaidcnts, Mra. Win
field Smith Secretary, and Mrs. Mariner Tsoas-
Hrer. Tho ladies' arc tho wives Ut the most
wcalthy sud rronnont eitixons, leaders alkc Ut
fashion and works. Of charity. All nalionnitios
and religious eccts have united in tho project.
, 1875-01-21
rELEGRapHlc BREViTiEs.

There III mrch complaint OF tho scarcity OF
Watcr in LaSalio and vicinity.
Hixty-oight thousand hogs hkvs been killed At
DesMoincs, Ia, this season. Packing II now
closed.
a convention to deviae means to furnish seed-
grain for tho grasahoppcr-a sufferers will meet at
Fort Dodge, la., Feb. 2.
The storo Of lliblarl Il Co., boots and ahoes,
Of Milwaukee. has bCe.I sezad by the RhoriR
under executions. Liabilities, 1900; Chicago
aud Eastern houses.
4 State Convention Of Indiana fishermen is
called for tho 28th lnst. at Occidental Hotel. In
dianapolla. Every. sporting club in tho stato is
asked to send delegate.
It IL reported, on good authority, that A. A,
Soloyer, Of New York, whose failure Ind boon
announced. has effected compromise with lis
creditors on . basis Of per cent Of his 1niscal-
cnlRtlons.
The unsettled feeling lately prevailing In tho
milwaukee, connty ]WArd cnlmlnated yesterday
III chair1unn Noiss sending iu lis. resignation,
which was Rccoptbl. alr, Thte!eu being e!cctad
to the CAslrmanship.
The contempt caac Of the si,eriH ot Aileu
County, 1nd.. an! Recover Edgerton, OF tho
Fort NAyno d 5luncia llailEoad nas called up
| III the Uuitea Htates Court Ut Indianapolis yes-
terday aud postponed until Aoudsy,
The frn, Of McAlllun l. Compton. Wholesale
groccss, OF Bloomington, not being ablo to mako
Dotll ends meet, 0wlng tu etriugancY III cooc-
| tinns. have made az assignment to john il.
| Smith, wholesale dealer iu boots and shoes.
| Lewis II. Fell. OF W4.ortown, N. T., died 1T
Linn, O.. yesterday 1uoruus about D O'Clock Of
| 4olaiu1n t1eMaua. lle waA engaged ~ repairing
aud doing over silk hats. lie Lad bcpu OH i
| spree fur couple Of weeks. lilo was about Us
ye3r8 OF age.
The excitement at pssAlolnes. Ia, OVER tho
| OF le4slinR business uaen has Bnbsidbtl Eyery,
, 1875-01-21
THE cn)E.

San FRANCISCO, Jan. 20-A duel took place
yesterday in the suburbs Of this city between
Paul Zecchi. an e1-Confcderate officer, and Ives,
Northern man, resident Of Georgia, who is
Waiting here. Tho causo was TINT Zecchi during
tile War waa instrumental iu the execution, as q
spy, of brother Of Ives. Oao shot was fred
Zecchi vas lit in the shoulder. The latter fired
in tile air. IeecM demanded another shot. but
Iyos refused. Zecchi then attempted to shoot
himself. but Was disarmed by hin seconds. Tho
police aro investigating tue mattct.
, 1875-01-21
At CHESTL1NE4 o,
,Srstfnf Ditnff..h 10 The EHtcdgo Tsrtbt

tsrtria' Dispdtth TO The Chicago Tribune.
CnEsTL1SE, O., Jan. 2G.-A fire waa discovered
1t lf-past 3 o'clock this morning In the mer-
ehaut tailoring establishment Of Stephen Bros,
On Settler street. which WAS entirely destroyed
with its contents. Tie fire communicated to a
large framo building adjoining, owned BY Mrs.
J. 4. Barrel, md occupied by her As . boarding
house and grocery. Mrs. BARRELS loss ia es-
tiu,atetl At 50, 800. She had an Insurance on the
building and furniture Of $1,000 IN the Lycom-
Ing, Of Muncie, Ia. The tailoring estab'ish-
ment was insured in the Sun. Of Cleveland. O..
for u, 500. Ths origin Of tho lire is not fully
determined. but supposed to bc tho result Of n
defectlfe flue.
, 1875-01-21

LovnoS, Jan. 3o.-StesmslIips lIphcnxollern,
tItopi4, and EtAiopu, frua. New lo,k. lave ar
rived out.
NEw YonK. Jan. 20.-Arrisod. aleamsi,ips Her
mann, from bremen; England, irom Liverpool.
#AS FEAsc1sco, jan. ~. No newa Ut t!o
t,ulci4.,o. week orertlue. II il SUPPOSED! tho
uus nct with an sccidett to her 1uaehiucry.
, 1875-01-21

Acrcrtt to as,ltla by tho decision of tho Con-
Eresssoual tamuittce il it wnufd investigate tho
election of 1s12, aud 1t il thought they VIII no
ipt ~ ready now t., ge. oil: OF tho way in tho
Interests Of nr adjustment.
ErIIn,1.l a'n I'll RErOHS1zEr'.
Tho no,nllrnH t'l,1c1,a Committee haTo final
" nrtcc.l upon joint rosA'ntinn recognizing thd
TctIor8 0ntetnH,rnt rnsl \ bill to prevent Tho
intimidation Of voters II, tho South. 3Gr. May
nari will call meeting Of tho caucus for neat
Saturday at II O'Clock.
, 1875-01-21

qnens!y eait1: ~ shot him, and then struck him
on tho head will, tho rlloycl.' When asked Why
he did so. lie replied: !" We'll. Mr.. k,lhlo was
charged anyhow" Ito I1ni been Ii, fl,o cusrloy
nf Nul,'c only tHo months. having engaged to
team the baking trnt!r.
, 1875-01-21

opetlaE 74spHtfH u I Hd tHIeH16 3T1bHHE.
JOLIET, Ill, Jan. 20.-lhs Illinois State Eu-
catnpuent arrived hero this afternoon, witt,
Noyans Il Deans Band, and after forming In
double Tile At the Alton at. Louis depot they
Marcbod down Jefferson street aud went to tho
National Hotel for duner. The Eucampment ID
in session this evening. aud a grand ball and
yuppot wlll DO given tonight by lialtleson Post
il. Tleiler's Hall, which will be au appropriate
wiud-up for tic day.
, 1875-01-21

Tho res1dence OF &. II. Kerfoot, tho we1!-
known rcal-eslnte dealer, was destroyed by fire
Monday night, nt Lake Hiew, together with all
the furniture and household effects. The loss
amounted 10 about s10,00O, and is fully covered
by insurance in Miller Il Drew'B ageucy. Tho
cause OF tue tire ia not known.
, 1875-01-21

TIE WILLIAMSON COUNTY TROUBLES.
There ntfll continues to be turbulence, tiEor-
DIR, and violelee il. Williamson County, Illinois,
The Marion IFmotsnt says that fow woeks sgn
Fielding q. Henderson, ono Of tho parties In
the Williamson County BulluCcr-llcnderson
war.was indicted for tho murder nj 1tincliclif Of
that county. The Deputy Sheriff, with ponsc
went to his residence and nttenrtel to arrest
him. but failed. 1ln fired upon tho officer aud
lls party several tIn,ea from navy rovolyer, and
rctrcatcsi to tho woods This incldont has leat-
nit OH tho wur-path. Fiyo OF them, armed with
dloub1c-harccd stlos-gnns. got of tho cars At
Car.orvllc, ncar tla old battlefield. day OF two
ago. aud acted aB It tloY wcro worry anxious to
hill aomo person. Look out for bslshwnacking
~ soon as tho SNOW disappears"
, 1875-01-21

Specfdl DTspatch to 1he Chttaqs Tribune,
GALEsnuna, ILL.,, Jan. 20.-The store Of ], L.
E. r. Eads, Of knoxville, was entered by bur
glars last night. and tho safe deapoiled OF $3.50
in cash. leaving All envelope containing eco.
Tho entrance to the store was effected By means
OF croHbar. The lock Of tho safe VAS drilled
into, prlmed with powder, and blown OF. Tho
lumber office Of Weeks Il Son was also visited,
aud tue aAie broken into. though nothing was
obtained. No Glow has been obtained 10 the
Offenders.
, 1875-01-21

LOUISVILLE. ky., Jan. 20.-Ihe Courier-Jour-
nal dcalres to warn pereous against young man
named Emmett Culbreash, representing hmsolf
as correspondent Of that paper, aud exhibiting
forged letter f1om tile editor When last heard
from Culbtaath was On tho Western frontier.
, 1875-01-21
SECRET SOCIETIES,

IkllNDIS liz h n.
Special Dispatch 10 The ch.eago Tribune.
JOLIET. Ill, jan. 20.-Tho annual encamp-
ment Of tho Department Of Illinois Grand Army
Of Tho Republic, which convened hero to-day,
las proved to be grand auccoss, both In point
Of numbers in attendance aud In tho
bighly commoudablo manner IN which It's
affairs were conducted. The delogar-
lions In attendance from various points
In tie State "crc very large and enthusiastic,
The proceedings we're conducted In the most har.
monious manner, and all have had very enjoy
ablc tlmc. which ia being closed up tonight
with a grand ball. at which Jot-
iet's faireBt ladies' arc doing their
beBt to mako tho yoterana to forget
that war oyer calIei them to suffer anu bleed in
tlofenso ct tho Unions sacre1 rights, The
following comrades were eIecfed for tho
ensuing year; Commander, II. HiIliard,
Chicago; Senior Vice, T, q. Iawlor, Rock
ford; Junior Wee, W. Il. Cain, plainfeld !;
4. 4. G., J. =. lteynolds. Chicago; A. o. H.,
]. g. Harrington, Chicago; Chaplain, g. i.
Beach, Chicago; 1nspector OF the g. H.. ]. ".
j: stambaugh, Sterling; Chief IL: O., i. s.
Welden, Chicago; Judge Advocate II. b. seust,
Jo!iot Resolutions wero passed asking legsla-
ttou on varioua points for tho benotit Of
old soldiers aud their heirs, and, after
the newly elected of1cers had been installed by
Guy T. Could Junior Ylco OF tho United States,
the Encampment closed, to moot at Sycamore
ono year from this time.
, 1875-01-21
A DEAD coMf3lssIONAIRE.

One OF the Com1niBslonaires {No. 81 was
brought into the Atmory last evening in very
intoxicated condition, aud died shortly after
ward. 1ntenpcTanno Ia supposed to be t4s
cauke.
, 1875-01-21

Steci1t Dst,ateh IL The CAitauo Tribune,
T1YEIS, o., Jan. 2D.-Jol,1 Hrl,all's little girl,
years old, while skatiug OIL Monday fell and
.ustaincd fracture OF the rkull from which sl,c
lied this morning.
, 1875-01-21

srfcttt hspafrh 10 7ht Chicago Tribune.
CoLuMurs. O., Jan. 20.-The CitizeuB' Savings
Rsnk this morning received letter from the
Totnpkins National Dank OF ithaca, inclosing
clecx drawn on tie local bank for $3.50 for
remittance The check was signed Martin
Moses, and WAS indorHod on it's faco in red
abio to the order OF b. Williams. It was found
to DO frAs,d. 4 number OF similar worthless
checks. with different names Higned. have been
received here recently from Kentucky, Glove
land, aud Cincinnati, and it is thought the
sharper is moving eastward.
, 1875-01-21

5pttnf Dispatch to 1ht chieacn Tribune.
AURORA. ILL.,, Jan. 20.--A largo two-story
building on lasallo street. owned by J. T. De-
vicr, aud occupied by Mrs. b. Woods and Ar.
Thomas Hairless, was destroyed by fire at .
o'clock this morning. Doth families lost Ill
ts,eir worldly goods, md barely escaped in their
uisht CLOTHES. hr. Dasier's loss is t. 600, aud
iIls insurance $1,000. Perhaps $1,000 would
cover tho actual loss Of thusa left homeless, who
arc being tcudcrly cared for by our citizcna.
, 1875-01-21
FRANCE.

THE CoSaTITuTIoxAL BILL.
PAR1s Jan. 20.-1n the Assembly to-t1ay. the
Right Centre and tho Loft, uniting. .carnoI, by
Eargo majority. resolution Ia proceed to con-
sidetstion OF tho Constitutional bills Tomorrow.
The dosernmont, supported by tho Right, lad
proposed Friday Tor tho dobato.