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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03

Every man who advertises is sure
of having his money returned to him
many fold. Railroad companies and
steamboat lines that advertise are
prospered. If Noah had advertised
his proposed excursion we'll in the
papers of his time, others besides his
own family would have engaged pas
sage in his vessel, and the avails OF
the trip would have enabled his wife
and his sons wives to wear pull-backs
made up in Stewart best a la mode
all the rest of their lives. But Noah
wasn't a Commodore Vanderbilt
Whitehall Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03
Another Warning TO POstmas-
fCrS.

a Washington despatch to the
Eceaing Post says : In regard to the
new report that Postmaster Burt, Of
Boston, has been asked TO resign, this
much can be said authoritatively: About
three weeks ago Postmaster General
Jewell, finding that Mr.. Burt was in
Washington and absent from his post,
said to him that he had better return
to Boston and attend to the duties of
his office, or resign that numerous
complaints had been received from
Boston that the postmaster was seldom
to be found in his office. because he
was attending to his private business.
Mr. Jewell is Of the opinion that Mr..
Burt should stay in Office, and that
unless he can do so, he should give
way I" some other man.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03
MAINE

A woman named Walton, tie
divorced wife of Hiram Walton, was
shot and killed by Greenleaf Tracy,
with whom she has been living, on
22nd ult. Tracy Afterwards shot him
self. The parties lived at Mercer.
Warren johnson, of this State,
is the newly elected President of the
New England Association of School
Superintendent A. d. Small, of
Salem, Mass, the Secretary.
-ADixfeld brute tied rope about
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03

--lfeSlOtnt Grant receives from ~
to y Il. m. He doesn't object to ere
ceiving' at other hours, tho.
Everybody seems to think Grant
might have done better than nomi-
nate Chandler. It's pretty certain
that he couldn't have done worse.
The Ar1ny DE- May Jomnal
thinks Gen. Shermans critics should
write a book and sec how they like 1t
BlRrn.-The wife ofJudge Thomas
j. Gum, Smithville, Clay County,
Mo-, on the 29th Of September, of a
son. Mother and child are doing
well. The former is aged seventy
seven.
The Rev. DR.. Eccleston's election
as Episcopal Bishop Of Iowa having
been ratified by the requisite number
of Standing Committees, will be the
next Bishop of that Diocese.
just think Of it 1884 failures
during the last nine months-not in
GLIDING the recent "tailurc" Of the
Democrats Of Ohio to reelect Gov.
Allen, either.
Davis, the Toronto abortionist,
who, with his wife, is to be hanged IN
December, threatens unless his SEN
tence is committed to publish Iull
list OF his patrons and all particulars
as to his diabolica business.
The Texas Constitutional Conven-
ton is considering an amendment
prohibiting clergymen from holding
political offices.
Benz. +, Butler has leased one of
his Cape Ann granite houses, on Cap
itol Hill, Washington, to Senator
Jones, Of Nevada. OF course Butler
will spurn the Senator's gold and take
his pay in beautiful greenbacks.
-Attorney-General Pirrepont has
given his opinion that the faith of the
United States is pledged to the pay
ment of the $50 District bonds.
-Beecher expresses himself in
terms Of sympathy for struggling
young ministers, and reminds them
that they can't be all Of them carried
to the skies on beds of tlowery ease.
But meanwhile the rural parson, with
high buttoned vest and stiff choker,
casts wistful eye toward Brooklyn
and inwardly thanks God that he is
not as some other men are.
The Republic of Santo Domingo
is in a bankrupt condition,
"A slow match. A couple in Ten
nessee have been engaged Tor twenty
five years.
The attention Of the Commission
er of Indian Affairs at Washington
has been called to the i'll treatment OF
the Indians Of Southern California by
a prominent citizen of Los Angeles.
Grant weighs 1877 pounds, He's
a heavier weight than that to his par
ty.
The consummate cheek Of the
Pennsylvania Republicans in pro-
claiming themselves the party of hard
money and contraction, after then
Convention has explicitly declared
that the "crlrrency of the country
should be adjusted to the growing
wants of trade" is one of the humors
of the campaign in the keystone
State.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03

-Fifty-tive lives were lost by ship
wreck on the coast of Scotland, be-
tween Pittenween and Petterhcad, be-
tween the 14th and the 22nd Of last
month. Twenty persons also perish
ed in the floods at Nottingham and
Burton-on-Trent, and at other places
it Is feared there has been loss of life
from the same ca Use, while the dam
age to property is enormous.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03

JUST So.-'The Philadelphia Times
says, 81 statesman in the Grant Cab
met would be oddly out Of place any
way. And there are just two reasons
why none willget there First, Grant
wouldn't have a statesman about him ;
and, second, a statesman wouldn't
consent to be about Grant So hon
ors are easy between them, and Chan
der takes the portfolio. Tally one
more for Grant in mailing the coffin of
Repubicanism.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03

An Englishman was Boosting to
Yankee that they had a book in the
British Museum which was once own
ed by Cicero. "Oh, that amt moth =
in" retorted the Yankee Sin the
Museum in Boston they've got the
lead pencil that Noah used to check
off the animals that went into the
ark"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03

The first number of the New
Hampshire Democrat, at Exeter, is
out, 1t is said to be, by those who
have seen it, handsome weekly. Its
politics are good and consequently we
wish it success. Send along a
copy, we would like an exchange,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03
Arrest Ola Silk SmuggIer.

A respectfully dreSsed-and as it
turned out, an overdresscd--woman,
about 50 years old, was arrested by
Customs Inspector Walker, on the ar.
rival OF the train at st. Adams from
Montreal on Friday evening, and ON
being taken into the custom house
and searched, 400 yards Of black silk
was found concealed IN her skirts.
That being trile more than women
generally wear, and it not being made
up, she was taken to Jail, where she
now remains. She had 4 female COM
panion, who escaped but will probably
yet be arrested. She declines to tell
who she is or where she was from,
but has telegraphed to New York for
counsel. She and her companion
were seen to go up to Montreal last
Monday night. She avows her will
ingness to disclose matters of interest
if she can be guaranteed against pun
ishment. 1t is suspected that she
may be IN accessory to the robbing Of
Morgans store in Montreal last Sun
day night. Mr. Morgan's son and a
detective came to st. Adams on Fri
day for the purpose Of identifying the
silk, but it had been removed to Bur
lington by Collector Gen. Wells,
whittier they will proceed.
Messenger.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03
b BERIN G !

CHARLES WENTWORTH, cod Duko')
v the barber of the place for over quarter
of century still continues to live and tionrish.
He has Just taken his son FRANK, who has
worked in the city for several years. into COM
business than eper. Give them your patron
age. Shop will be closed on the Sabbath
they go to church.
c. WENTWORTH & son.
Woodstock, VT. Oct. Goth, 1875.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03
More Evidence Against Inpaixe
CONCoRD. \. H.. Oct 81.

VV.NVVHD' ". II.' VVI Of.
Very damaging evidence against
Lapaize, recently indicted for the muir
der Of Josie Langmaid, was discovered
yesterday. He was identified as q
man seen in the bushes near the road
the girl must have passed over on
the morning OF the murder, and with
in about ten minutes Of the time when
she probably passed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03

The immense Sales of Hales Honey of
Horehound and Tar proves that the people
consider it the only sure remedy for coughs
and colds and all pulmonary diseases. Sold
by all druggists Pixies Toothache Drops
cure in one minute
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03

"A Georgia Judge has just decid-
ed that an officer who shoots man
whom he is trying to arrest for a pet
ty offence is guilty Of murder.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03

"A Washington city correspond
ent, a few days ago, said that some
excitement was occasioned this after
noon by the discovery that the books
in the Redemption Division of the
Treasurer's Office would not balance.
There was a shortage of about a
thousand dollars. If the shortage"
in this particular case does not prove
to be more than about a thousand
dolloars," the government will be for
tuuate, indeed. That is Judging from
previous transactions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03
Ne7V England.
CONNECTICUT.

A Connecticut lady has present
ed a $1,000 clock to Yale College
She wants the boys to have a good
time
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03

old Hannibal Hamlin says he did
MT mean to when he had the postage
doubled. That's all very fine, but will
it restore the lost nickels we have paid
because old Hannibal didn't know
what he was about ?-Erchange.
Was he drunk? Or did the money
Of the express companies, which re
port says he received for the sob" so
blind bis eyes and confuse his senses,
"that he didn't know what he was
about?" We ask for information.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03
THE FRENCH PILL,
w'EMPERATRICE"

The Empress Pill will prove an infalible
cure for most of the ailments of the human
system, and is an unfailins Specific for
"Eemalc lrrcgularitics."
Send for box ($1.5O each) aud further In
structions to q. D'ALBERT, sole Ag't
and Importer. 2iS East Thirtieth
Street, New York.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03
d IF ID -

In Bath, N. H., Nov. list, Mrs. Pattie
Hough, widow of the late Dexter Hawkins
of Pomfret, aged about 70 years
In Bethel, Oct. Both, Mrs. Jane Rich
mond, aged 46.
In Bridgewater, Nov. list, of typhoid fe-
yer, Elisha G. Shurtleff, aged 81 years, II
months and 8 days.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03

The business portion Of Virginia
city, Nevada, was burnt, on the 26th
nit. Loss immense.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-03
BIRTHS.
MARRIED..

In Rochester, Oct 2Sth, by Rev. Geo. S.
Gurnsey, Mr. VIM. A. Miner and Miss Flo
IA l.. Whitney, both of Lincoln.
, 1875-11-12

cTnEg cLEnoYMEN STIMULATED TO ACTION.
1sper1ai Dsuatdh to Ihs chleaga TFtbuns.
New Yong, Nov. 1.-The a7angelists. Moody
and sankoy tseem to have cressed general
sympatly aud cooperation With thatr work, uot
only in Brooklyn but throughout tho whole
country. VARIOUS revival sersices aro being
held throughout this city. and from all the sur
rounding country came tillugs Of sympathy aud
s,.cccss. Tho success of MOODY aud BRnkey
in Brooklyn has had wholosoms effect
upou tho reytsal services Of minor charaoter
In other places. This is why the royivalists de-
sEcd to begin their labors at an early day. The
care with which bIr. Moody studded tho various
fields where he was Invited 10 begin his praacl-
ing was especially indicative Of this. lie saw
that the religious eiemonts In Brooklyn Hero
ready for work; that a hearty welcome would bo
given him and that every denomination
wlahel him auccess. Persons who thcn
come In contact with him noted tho thorough
ucas with which he considered the different clt-
les from whicA ho geciyod invitauopa. With
view 10 a favorable beginning Of
Losa AND CONTINUOUS WORK.
Thsso nre groat many o1ergymen present from
distant p!Aces every week. They report ewAk-
enings 10 their own churches. and give
evidence OF the spread Of Tho revival
through sio Surrounding country. Mr,
Moody. members OF tho Committee.
aud clorgymou In brooklyn, aro constantly
In receipt Of letters from persons tu dlHtans
places stating thelr oNa labora aud Successes.
aud In aosne cases inviting tho eyapgas.s to
visit their towuu. II IL noted that the move
,nsnt is Watched with a great deal Of interest in
England. Ilere are several eyAngollAta OF \
local reputation who have colus 10 Brooklyn
f,LtA uhxa H,A
, 1875-11-12

At 1915 o'clock yesterday afternoon tho shops
OF ths pvllsnsn Gar Company, cotuar os csoghas
aud Dequtndre strocts. wero the scena Of one
OF the most shocking accidents that hayo occur
ted in Ibis atty for years. by MI explosion Of
SONG That peculiar charactaF thiftoen OF tue nan
employed III tha various Bhops Wora terribly
burned, somo Of them 60 severely TINT thny Proba-
biz will not recover, and others 10 that they. vii!
bear schra upon their faces aud limbs for tho re-
mainder ot their llves.
Tie cause Of this distressing accident was evi-
dcntly an explosion Of Ganes which had genes-
ated III Que of tho largo brick shaving auea run.
ning up through the malu shop and terminating
in "duss-box," which ID containsd in anal!
eupola, about 20 ieot square, upon the roof.
Into this ilue, which passed. through every
floor Ia the building, was awept tho duaL
shayings, saHtiuat, etc., conatRutly Accumulate
Ing ia tho ahopa. Near tue hottou Of tito tue
Was \ huHo fan, operated by steam, which blew
the ehaylngs aud heaviest rubbish into tue fuE-
nsce, whlo tue lighter partlcles Of dust and dirt
roso upward through lilo due and finally lodged
at lao dust-hoa Ut Tho top. Shortly before tla
accident occurred 1t wos discovered ltAt the due
had beeu partially choked up ucar the buttom,
and that by tctno Moans. psrhApB by spArk
from the furnace, tho sAayings aud Rawdust LRd
been Get ou fire. The hpso NAA brought into
reqMmtlon. and soou, To- al appearances, tho
dra waa eutirely ext!ngul.leA, j1ist after work
had been suspended 81 noon, aud While several
uf tie ao1kinen wero engaged Ill sweeplpg out
the dust-bo1, ni,io others were guetiy catlux
their lunch tu th8 cupus, thcro Was sudden
tud terrific exploau u. and = deuge sheet 0!
lsne Slot up through tho tire TA!s o1plosiou,
~ tho oluiun Of Supt. Bisse!l aud otLsru con.
ncc.ed WITH the works. wAs caussd by genera
sLnyiuEs. and publish with which the aue VA
V'artta!Iy chuked ur.
WL1sever aaay llava baen the CAUSE, tbs effect
we1o teEslbls. Thu uuTolA uss hluwn ln&o taaS
p,xnta and every ono OF itB iuastos was hhocs
lngly hnsnad snd muti4atsd TEeir niurie
vetc s.l chiefly about the hssd and hands, Il
As.a.zi. IA ansaA iu2tAncaA. the l0Har llusts All
, 1875-11-12

e, l. tito eronnt v::;' all 1t Contained
Tho northern light reflected from srr< T.cos.a.
hsln lar's stable. T'htcll VAS hlrncl In Il.
RrnutHl. Tho 1'rrHbvtctinn patHonarr d.. H..
simultaneously with t. n.nr hourca, was a' H.
covnrc'l ettd eaycd. aa wan also >lr. f. Il, Wa,S.
dwelling hnnso. seen IN tsinn tn pfavent H.
Gprcna ot tho flames. Tloac, t,cattlos h,,I AZ
'luHen and mora other distinct offorla tnIteotsa
without ANY reasonable doubt. tllo hcl1isl intcn
slon OF Involving thIs beautiful oity OF aGI1 il.
habltas!ts ~ rl,'u. Thou patience ceasod tu ha
virtue, and tho most conservative mcu bcc,ns
extremists. for than rere involved ,is
llfo. and honos. and salvation Of the ;1s.,
o'!cs OF homo, and tha t1csreratton of nal
uess conntod noat morning fore doa,, ns,
Eroea and tWo wounded a. Clio forfott OF ths,. a.
dia1mlisn. Tho dead arc: George Whshiusst""sa' s"s'
alias Eyana. John Gordon, Eszpx 0rssn's snS
Alex. Latham. The wounded men wcts F,suIt Az
Mtok and Donnis Thatcher. who had hin ns s,ns
hrokeb, which may fiavo to DO an,putsted. ~ ~
four mon killed were decently inferred by hs ths
city authorities. George Washington nhcn' shas sns
was shining At one ot tho guards. and conie.sas
IN dying, tbat Giecl gAvo him Its e1.tl. H.,
slllainy Of the luacraantR did not corftna ttssif
10 houac- burning. Thoy wont 20 far a to mst.
extensive thfaatH. Asqnsd Of tt,sm prsssntss aa.s
their Kna II the breast Of alr. John WorrclJ. wEo
saved hin life by his cooinoes. Frank NesG ~.
SHOT In tho shoulder while concealed Under IT,
llouse, with gun in lis hands. '4'
, 1875-11-12
MICHIGAN CENTRAL TREASURY.


Hosros, aiasa,, Nov. n,-Tho lion. lHaao Ltv-
ernose, uho for neazls twantJ't"o consecutive
years Ass carved - Tssaueser OF the Michigan
Central RAILROAD Company. has seelgued that
Office, to take olIect at the closa Of tAis month.
Ills non. q. Frederick Lirermole, "ho hAs for
sotps time past beau tho local Treasurer At 70.
tlnit, hRa besn chosen 10 ill tLu vacancy. Tho
Office VI The Company in boaton vii hs elosod
On tic sub il,dt., aud. affair that date, tho otlitu
Of tbs Treasurer will bs Ia Detroit. aud tho
har,fer-ulhrs wtil be kept in Mem York, witA tho
GarneIs' Luan h 1tlas cutpDauv.
, 1875-11-12

Special pisIdteh 10 7ht Chicago trIbnns,
st. PAUL, Miun., Nov. 11.-William naed and
Frank Piorson, arrested in Chicago for q robbery
OF siks from Powers Bros store In this city had
q preliminary examination To-day, aud wore held
for trial ne1t month In $4,000 each. Tho prose-
cuslop made direct, stroug case. Tho deisnao
offered no evidence.
Special Dspatoh 10 7,As Chicago Tribune.
AuaouA, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-Two burglars noro
captured last night in tho act OF robbnG @. II.
neeyea clothing etoro. and. this morning, woro
held In bonds Of $500 for trial hetoro tho Circuit
Court. Thoy gave their names aa Qustlno Uii-
rich, Of 165 Cottage Grove avonue, and John
Mallory, Of 15i Eaat Madison H,reet, Chicago.
They claim 70 bo, respectively, II and 16 yoars
OF ago.
, 1875-11-12

spttiat Dispdtch 10 The Chteaoo Trfbunt
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 11.-Olto CAtsel v.t
to-day arrested for ntabbing John Loch,n.
schmidt last Monday on tho Fond du Lac no.d
Lochenschmidt WAS going along lie Fond d.
Lac Roaa. ha SAYS, attending to hsn own busi,
nass, WHOM Casaol jumped from babinl = shelt,,
and attacked him with dagger, in1.clns fslght
FIJI, gashea On tho &bdomeu. Tho victim m,n.
agel to drag himself homo, but may die 1t AZ,
moment.
, 1875-11-12

Spsefai Dtspatch to The CHICAGO 1tfoHns.
New YonK, Nov. l1.-It was rumored ycster-
day that q prominent employo OF tho Weatetn
Union Telegraph Company Wa = dofaulter TO
the amount Of 5000 or $4,000, aud in con-
sequence Of hs crilno had absconded. On Sat-
urday last. whlo the periodical reporta Of tho
financial officials Of the Company wore being ex-
am.nod, an error WAS detected in tho ACCOUNTS Of
Leonard Coz, at 120 Warren strset, Jeraoy City,
Cashier Of tic Broadway Office and tlat gent!o-
man was summoned to Appear for examination.
When ho mnde his appearance 10 the proaidentfs
office he frankly admitted theft to the amount
OF $4,000. IIe had been iu tho labt Of ab-
attracting large sums Of money, and Investing It
ii, stock3 in Wall street. thinking, as many auch
people do. that ho would be able 10 nay it back
by successful speculation. Unfortunate IN
these, TO could not replace tho stolen monay,
aud hence tis detection, lie lha long been in
tho employ OF the Company, md great reliance
war plnced in Ills Integrity. lfo ia. % years ct
age, ard has . wife and two ch'ldton. His
frlenlts arc ondcayo1ing to make good his defal-
cation.
, 1875-11-12

Hpselal Dispakh II Jat chHaJ0 tTtoa'e' o,,,.
McQx1oon, L., Nov. l.-onaiaa nsases oSa. S;o,
tor W,ndon, ot Minnasots, spose 1ass e's"ss s
Il Pr,ly,e du chisu on oheap srsospostsnon aIs
the Improvement OF ths fo1 .nd n,sevhis .,s ,hir-
Rivers The Senator haa great fs.h ~ von tad 1 d.
canal uo hslsesee o,, sns n,as,ae ier Us caus1ru0-
tipp by liberal appropriations
, 1875-11-12
TUE a,veR tfyEE At CAIRO.
Hr.e,ai EupatcA 70 Tia EhEaE0 7T1VE'F

Sp+e.al DupateA 10 3"s catas' 17'pT'A I'm
CAlav, ILL.,. Nov. t.-lho eons.sne''.. .,,',,I, /,
now Cairo levee IL h1sd TACT nons'' oan.r =.
OF caps dirardeau. was ATsfa"a tu' w. eS H.,
H., nigbt hy Tie City Council. 10 d9ss Nv
~ xt "'ss ~ Wnts iur cuho yhrd. AID saAs
one.haH @ Of IL paJ il city warrants It ls1 -
, 1875-11-12
DROWNED,

Srstfaf Dtspaleh to Ihs ehtcdao Tribune.
aIcGnEoon, L., Nov. 1l.-John Scott son Of
". s. Scott, oi L,snnt on Wednesday was
drowned ut Grant City, Ia. His age WAS 20
ysass. ....
!@rvefaI p,spafch to The Chcaa" Tribune.
EAST sAHlaAw, slicb., Nov: liza Young man,
namo uuknown, mas knocked oyerboarl truult-e
lighter Ileeyoa, atrik,ug piles uear tho, Tower
railway bridge. and drowned. The body has nut
been recovered.
, 1875-11-12
CROPS

Ep<efa. Dspdteh to TAs chteaas af3'nN' .x.,s
LAxslka, Mlc!.., Nov. 1l.-Ths carly "oeI
have Injured the coso-eFop In Eaton County Nv Nv.
southern lon.A County; aud tha fsct pas 1as a.. ;.
I'd tho pusk market, prioaa bsin9 hshss 49,
Inst seabon Il this srns. Tha esna tAfae!1
plain t4st tho wt1e-wofm la going lo1 aps IAN al
sonn this fall, making II l1oA t*'hos '11
tOtu4 tti1ce&s
, 1875-11-12

= :. a9VH1 1T TUE EAYF.
Ibis section n last u,sht sud to-day, The IIuu.
sou River steamer Drew IL aAhote. hlsh and iry
near Pou9hkospsls also tug, boat aud 4 largo
tow. 4 Sound steamer. rourliug Point judith
stoye, and nhs obliged 10 put Into Nowi,ort
Dlspatotes show shat considerable damage waa
dnne AahaIe u HpA - AAoAt.
, 1875-11-12
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Progress Of tho Wall Murder
Trial vt Fort Wayne.
How an Iowa Horse.Thtef 0utwitted a
Wltless Sheriff.
Queer Developments In tho Investigation
of tho 'Erte canal Frauds.

nnunnor In E,,r I An t,rpNufXnI cNnu
49,. - e.',,, .,,,o,r.l,oa n, 11,r.
y. ,, ho'bo'sA'1'e' "aa 'ecSn"y n"e"'sNa" ~ ..a
aln county. consisting OF doxeh theo' Mon1 ~
whom hkd hithcrtu beon considered Eesntctabto
cisizona OF the community. Tho frat inan ar
Ieaseo 'A'o'a.on VI h.7 '9"in' t"..... -. .,a
63so tos HAo'ce u VIZ H@'et'
gang sHo men hauea fech anu ena'os' o'nse'n
s,attoa 70 nsfess ieca: oat ne escape" W no sn1
r1a"oi IT. hi ~ 1:Iinrs' ~ w nnra na Lcr.n
blaming Al, cscape, and hia rjau vorkud to q
charm. On the ovcnlns; OF the 9th ,usl. his
botloF. 'nhn Cl.ailey, iiat faniir'pafsy ana1s,
y. "sn ~. rtsw Iusnsy n" h ,'",,,,,,,,r ~ ~
tho oer.glop. ihn nr,souor. EI tbn,,oy, uhutpctl
PERMISSION to attend, accompanied Of courae by
tho shosif. Arriving et Tie honao t9e bhtr'n
was made Taleo'1o ; and 70 tl!anos. a'ter nnt,s,
inn in., ~ w. n,1,oi1.;,,o rnao, ~ wap I'm.
yoif. Ton minutes, i1ftcou, .wenty,
half IN hour elapsed, and tho shoriH began to
become ANXIOUS. lie looked for ms pt!sohof;
ouI aooaea ~ n. H. =. 49,. appsaS 10y s,nd
e1 uosn ptopa.ua ~, h,,dIs,, H." lax
uoo.; ,t!n; ' .,a i,,,a trsto,ni,y
cnlql he n!SensIa"ns esia. ~. ,,.a tna;,
~ ,s aoMs' ~, ~ = !,axs - psos .TnraSs,v Tnr t;,c
oIouxna :" Iioos .s s,.ca ~ ~a +I,a no"tc,t hcrso
occaeoH' - ~ ~ ~ ~ .o1 s;.3s .t1 ~,
IN iosa enaney oaHe III h III .dsna. %sA ~ n"rH,,;s :;
honl ssatt eonu enssss * w ~ Hrm.,S, Co,tra hi
ITO waa tracheu % a1t VI 1 t.o sI"rs ~ tIo
tlloro .e .saeh Mas Ipss. ,., ~ i ~. h.us ~
tue 1'ce1a Guy the neaefpGs au mes t NAM,
easelosaness OF tno nmu nna.a.;u - son'o''o 'p'''
Ill Ee1ans W 10 neatas uAslet'"h'
ma, ~ ro,r wavnc
'ne waLL ..t !, a. ~ I,fs,,,, J.. tr,,,,.
ron1 W.r.r 1s,a Nos ~ In ,ha wo,,
FORT WAYNE 4na., NOV. A4.-An tno W..
n1nrder-triaI to-day, tho testimony on behalf OF
tho State was voluminous and important. Joseph
pob]nutz AGAIN tont tho atnnd. and svore that
ha t.1had - III, cranaoe ~, ia u;yhe th,t WIN
LIZ ts'ao0 "asA ]Aou*Ae!t oH <ao a4h'@s Atas U"'A
, 1875-11-12
.lLLEo WITH a RtLlIARo.cUE.

7
TEuRE uAuTE, Ind. Nov. liza fatal a1,,,
occurred in ealoou on North Fourth e.rost il
this city, laat night, betwecn John Norton md
Ella Ottorback, In which tho former received
D fatal blow on tho head from bi!lIard.cue in
the hands Of Otto1baok. Norton fell to Tho
floor In an insensible condition. lie died at i
o'clock thia morning. Otterback fed rs soon u
the blow Was struck. and tho police hays besa
unable 10 apprehend him.
, 1875-11-12

Srs.fdi Dispatth 10 IAe Chraaa 7rlanHt.
OMAHA, Mob, Nov. 11.~-John Jolly was ~
rosted hero to-day leaving for San Francisco, on
In order selecrephed from pittebusg charging
him with amboaziontent. Tie Court dstans
him ton days, TO await reputation, in jail.