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SOLEMN ENTIaGNIj\S11.
How as1sc or Tam tnrvtn:s SpcCchr%
WINS Received In ahu Western Kc-
ACfFNs


How t,ne or Tom t"rwtn'- Speeches
Nas Received IN ll,u western. Kc-
.orvu.
cin.,p,ru roopir<,
II was Que of t,OrwIu's rnn,pnl:n years, way
bnrl in ,tc 1,ftios. or NAV In to fortcs and i,o
Lad boon making lilo Circuit OF Tho State It. to-
half nf Tho Whg ticket. liz lad aotlu t;,ronr1
tho southern aaI middle cuntinA, and hal l,ce
assigned to tc leacrvc 10 ,yako In lilo Yankees,
ha Lo uaid. and 70 lad hehtcd down at Fa,nca.
Vile. Tho meeting was a 1potuiue one. after
i'm n1d f.anfj nil tIo far1nnrn frnn, Mi nYTnt
tiio cm,ntry hati coruo to tow1, to lear tho
groat Mr., i,otwutc," AZ they called him. make a
s1nrclI. Wien Tia organization Lad bcen elected
aud lin srcaGar INTRODUCED, ho feit That Lc
mnst tl1 eonetlny worthy of Ills topu.at;ou os
~ !" tho .,rent Sf, f9.nrwnn" lin it'd t,nwm hin
rtock st facta "a aud figures lu aystcmstic or,ler
,u,tllnr from thnm nj, nrrulnent that lie thouuhL
rTrai.tiblo, WORKING At il pp.tcutiy until ho
nnn ai in ,.r,,rt,,Yr cnn,nfent: hut ubon ooktnr
nto Ibo faror al }s auditors wns unnblo to catoil
n sfnoln rcsrnnsyn touk. Thero they sat, bolt IN
r,,ht In ferc lin dirniIlo,i NM, uuct an aIjens
nsctfs ti,at T,,n rnl,id ncar tllo ticking Of tho
nhl cInck ~ lin fnr and ri tic room. Thero
W" ...nt r;nnin y, ~, stnIa,;pc tbomcl, nor sna
mr. a ohm # ''r of hand
~ rn,s s"h .i,,cnr,a|na forwtn ,it,1n. INT hc
tboreht io eo,,iI wako item ,,p wth some Of biz
nrot"sr' N In sni,c,t IN w;tl, SONIC OF htu I'M.
nasslono,l Nights al rhetoric, and no orator that
amcrira haa nto,1uccIt Ind mora glowing fancy
nr onn,i mttnr n,nro otnnunnk things than ho.
Htfll thcro was no response. Thcre htu nulicnco
et,]l sat. upright. unn,oyed u 30 many Ratc
noatH. Than ho concluded la would trY tln
rirt,so of lila funny gtorice, and told string OF
tbon, An nniy Ton, I,orwin could tell a story,
Solec.np n t,nrticularly d,ruiflnd olt foaow Ia
front Of lin, llo t,irctcod lila budget Of ai,e-
snlittinc yn1,,s Mt him, I'M ,,n:or emilia hroko
from lli5 ue or tl,oaa of auy ono present. Tl,c,.
l.o won't to making facoa at thcn1,--tho funniest
Ton, Corw;u could maKo. Kill mt d a,nilc. not
q hint oven Tint an1tody opIuyet1 tho perform-
, 1875-10-23

p,,uu.a.c,l by the rrfutnl 0f Tho hen,orfaetc
llr11pc 10 pent Tnngr"san,e,, WIN have rsedcu.
tiai4 from tIoy. k.I'erE. What tllr effect would
l,p III I,onieuana air West I" not cortRn hi: l,e
fca,s that If encouraged hy tho bonncratic
Ho,,fc tho tnricnt clotient might aEuu seek
to gain tlLe as't.:,.letrr.
THE III r1t.fAE. ynrE.
Srrtfnf Nrratrh II Id 9,rAso rtibunr.
UEt slDtsEu. ta.. Oct. G4-Tho official roio OF
th1s St1to will uot he known until tho aaAenblng
Of tlln Legislature. by must absurd provision
NJ tho Couatitutiur. sho yutcB Tor Gcvcr.os aud
Lieutenant. Governor aro counted hy tho
Legislature III Joint Convention. At tc
last sosstoli, tlia was not tlono until tlls Irgls-
inture had l,ccn ln session nearly four scesF.
owing to tho deadlock IN clcGt,ng speaker q
tho Ifonso. The to,nhlnlcr Of tt'c State ticket u
counted by tho Executive Council next "itn'say'
ftbhlA rocSTf< 1i.,-
Special DIs,s,tch to TAt EA.tap' TF'5t.
pEonIA. ILL.,, Oct. o.. Jui,n Warner MA r''tn"
mated ior Mnyor. William McIca: Tor Tsea&st"S,
and Eugene Mct:art5 far Collector. o: The DeIao-
cratic Conycntion Tonight.
, 1875-10-23

Tho tosm fsesco-paintlng ts applied In this
country 10 two dtfefcut processes. the ous Of.
dlnary wall decoration In oil or watnr-color, the
other fresco proper, in which the color ID applied
~ frast mortar, With tbe surface Of which 1t
beconleH Incorporated. Prot. Luigi Gregosi,
who WAS mentioned in TIE Tn1nuxx roviewa Al
the author OF the largo pictures Of the Pope aud
Father sorin at the Exposition, 10 \ ircsco-
pAiates 10 the Ater method, similar process TO
thnt employed bY tie old masters in the produo.
lion Of the famous fIeseoes OF Italy. lIe cams
from Home n The instance OF Father BORN 10
execute the decorations OF the cl,rroh 1t Notre
1'aalc. aud il now engaged IN painting large tig.
'p,e- VI eA'nts Peter and LaTi VI tho facade of
that church III tlus fleHco. all unusual thug in
thla country, The methoda Of ha,xIIipg tGssco
aud oll.patnting Oh cauyas tro altogether differ.
ent, aud the pictures In the Exposition, thongt
posseAsipg good points. butte platuly the marks
0f ssylo sdapts4 10 different medium.
, 1875-10-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

Bill Alton tlend 7nat wait eighty OF ninaty
years anil pco. Theie': second resurrection
comng-S. IaA Dispatch.
Tho only etiI-l,ackol and conl-hoatlcd infls-
tonjsts now bctayc Tho public arc lieu butler and
Wendell lhipn, -hIehmoad {1H.) journal.
Fiyo daily Rcpub1icau newspapers, Of Ohio,
hoist the 1Inyes and Wcodrord banuor notw.ti-
standing which fact 40 doubt the necessity fur
oitl1cr gentleman tnlut uplghtu,ng 1ods.-1rrr
H7nte fnd.) Efprfse.
With tho imitation Democracy-and t!a; Is tho
biggest bAlf Of tic rarty-tlcal Ag,ines him. 1t
vii! not require the twn-thitds rnle 20 }iill TIL
on'a cbancos in shi. Demoltaic Presidential
Conyenlion.-Spris.g}'9td tNass.) Union.
A yallcr dog conll ho elected Goyoruor CT
Iowa on tho Republican ticket. .--Lurii,gfon I'D
ssYr. Wo don't know alont that-bnt it il cor
tain that II candidate who thinks "yallor tln:A
better than black men can't 10 elected OH TIC
Democratic tickot.-D"bu1ue JsMfs.
Will regard 10 the nomination BY rom" Iatf-
lozes, Olno Republican Journals of f,.'. i1n;e.
lur Pres i1ent III 1916, tim Cincinnati tfHrH"ItT!
drIy nheerrc+ that '1hc nfhvcHrtnt 10 ula!t"
Gen. Hayes tho Ranuh!tean eand:tiatc for lres'-
dent next year tegins rather early.
The Iowa State Ln1ft'r, D2alnerat:c. trcdicfA
the organization of national H. -l.':lt!' lia.ty.
Which It il ready tn Join. ~ Aayh:.
The 0,lin teteIt Md Il by Il: Se~ 1Gr 'tun '-a',
han tcntr,t tn r1uc tcrt!niai ta.!i-'. 1t" he
hult will ls that tl,c NtBl ant s'ush viii nIse i'll ths
stss,s M g. et lfIn ~ ' FL "s Io
Ohio efectlua Is rasnilg 10 ''t '1anr..leut' In
1870 thp tssurs vii be d!i,ol r,o;r ttls ,. and clap
trap fchoullutr.,rns will ut nv#. tntl- rteon.
hnti-rsotetlon and anti.1aoua uy will Le thu watch
wer1s of tho Western lesplt
lYleu was oil; jill Alien l.,ru?
Tust'G t1S.!r. ni NJ p1iA@.
hut all van TIL .|sc EaIIy ni"tn
tion. 10 nlec! his rat-bsty.
, 1875-10-23
REAL ESTATE.
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ITOlx SxAI4Et


100000 ACRES VALUABLE LANDB III KAEsAB
t,e uns1snpd viii sseoys .saied bids To-: .be purchase
Of Ill n tho o.d lands wvst Of tho Esuso vnrt
sbfa. What i tsaaseus kaorn = i6o " Gbufosaa
fbe.o lands arc offered tor ttts In compliance rtsh tho
aiqts Ill t. Ill q r. = in
IT,; ss. q. u l T.: :.
Ses = 20 I'll sid
al. u ssIr % piep:s III aea tss
Hai'ntM rFse 4 which zach tsaat ia hsf W. 70 :qlt
Il :. e. ~ s ~, e he
Wichits and lniupondoncs, kaaaa.,
a. ., s.4s t. SuR M II 20
and se.lsd, and Inu.t hs 9s not sa hpnar*
I'd , seiS: e. & s 'an'uF to tho 'S' 'a'aaa'
I'D Il ths1oo fs'th hs b'idos
.s!ga ss psa II. rsssd ssoa so9 ha b rssa"
ths slied vi! b. rs.Hred e ths proo. parry.
.sessse. y ~ Ill
cable snd within .{a sltor taeh notice haa hesn
:s:l ti 4. :s: i:
nay bs ear F"shes o1dan. 81 ~
psSsb. . IT, esias u liz GSa@is.sns1 81 ,ss Eoasa
Thu right to seioet aud al bids II s1pseaE sa'
Xii Eids mu4t hs so.lod .qd addressed 10 tho Cota
US aud ias!o.sst lid. tsr Oaesoks, sitIp Ifsds
udas ns e H. 'shls
th's sIl} bs du'5 opsaea aaa s7tea spPgn n,1lpEgr
Commissions. Of th. ts.s.tsl :; :. iIGls i4ad Gdl:s..
| WARRINGTON, ID. e., 3npiGmhet u 1870.
, 1875-10-23

PROPOSALS FOR MAIL-BAGS,
Posr.QFFIcE pi:rAnraff:NT,

Sept. 81, i.7s.
sE$5R faeG?Ss ~ :: E:S;;::& i t?; !:
se III ''5 It ' j; &c. :. "; IT,
sf e ;s:s:s? 20 sIs:ss :ss s:si;
Il .a II; as;,"iEs! w II" tss
vile. y; l1u!,. and Chluseo. .,,,~
tsas: w ts5a.ssa .0pss'oa to tic soesaa-
~; Iii saa'aFs 's'" Wild
t. h. ssH9s q Il sua
"ushs. ssst,.ssa q er to ne
aah ai.s q III s: IT f%
sss' S i;s:e f. s:s'ss|ea Y E.
s's sfe and ss nase Il ,Ss' o s p sampio
TSo 5 s1stss; n"u 81 sueh psias, required viii
II o.s .s .at nutnof a. thG Wants an interests OF
; ~ u Is iis fa # GR t
.s ssEeG!?* f IT, '
ss
.y
:sssp s!as I, s ssaa L :a Ss
IT. Ut @ ssaasss 10 H. ts ss
!;; AZ sS. Z e E III j. H. H.
az q % b. sas u s q Tho
f. a. setion of debt. In any court having juF1sd'cto"
i.rory proposal must ba aoeoayanied with bend, "a
m s9 ssIet|ss as' e b. 3 h
Fl g 81 =: es
op Hnh ss q % ss y ss
snhtnittlnR III nropossls ,tnIer Till establishment
, 1875-10-23
IOWA SUPREME COURT.

Sp<e!at Nsputuh II Ihr CHtclon Tt1eHHt.
DrbuQuE. H.. Oct. 22.--YAo toltowin[; opinions
vert EolIdesod tn tho Hupremn court of Iowa:
Railroad Laud Cusupauy ~. MrAel, appellant; IRON
Harrison UtbtsGts atd1ulgl,
Childsss ss kAyanaugh. aIrelInt iron, I'olk Cir
suit k:Afs1e4.
Haven ". CsaluGEt reversed.
urfned. -
Hire W. Aeeny; f1,,n, starn,.n pt.tr,rt: on pcti
ti1u sor Is!!tas4; Judgment EIatiAt III MI ryyrfsci
Lazy Cu. W. Tit dubuque l.1ssnrer Company; !;
ulutoa u atarus DvertuleI.
, 1875-10-23

I.nu1sv1LLE, ky.. Oct. 22.-1he United Hta!cs
1ocKl ntoaMboat inspectors concluded their iu-
yca.igatiou tu-day Into tho causos Of tho late
collision OF the 7. T. llilInlau and Y1nt ylluklo.
The vordiok il that tho collision ,sas causod by
error Of both pilots, Isarvoy Thompson. of tho
HtIlmnn. and Iaylor Wells, OF tho bhiukio. o1cl1
Of whom IL ontitled to tho highcHt ceuuuto for
c3rgleHYnesB.
, 1875-10-23
ECUADOR.

Tt11 ASSASSINATION " PAEaIngNr MORENO.
TAR1u Oct. 5.-- From sel4abte information Which
Lave Eecciyod It ArpGars that Garcia .Ioreno,
Tic late President o{ Ecuador, WAS nsaassluascd
bs Iac,nbe!6 Of 4 secret socialy. which has
branches all over South America, and eyeu it.
Europe. I.ots wire dsAwu 10 select t4o .nusder-
u, who eutsIel tho pssSdsntlal Palsco 1t
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pDfj0 RICH PAT.!I0TG.

NEw foEE. Ucl. .3.-lho HatI,ca Of Pe:to
Klru III Auw iuIk anu uelghbonug citle. a.e
p1spa1,ng to form company in l!.u city. after
tbs napneE of tho Cuban patr.otu, to CO.
oiersta WITH their feluw -eo,lntryaep Ut home
u thor Efforts 70 ceAt OF the Sranlkb3 o.s.
, 1875-10-23

!cp,efst Dialateh tn 1ht th,cago Tribune.
LASALLIs, ILL.,, Oct. 22.A terrible acrident oc~
CURED this morning nt tho Taylor shalt OF Tho
Northern Illinois Coai aud Iron Company in this
village. James Price autl his ncphor. John
Dalton, had iuet commenced tte!r deacont iuto
tho rnHo by riding down OF tue cago, whou s1ao
cablo broke. and they fell to tho bottom Of tho
shaft, = distance Of 800 feet, killing them iu-
stn1,tly. Mr. prico leayou q wits and Fix chill
tfrcn iii poverty. dalton "aa in his I'LL, year.
No blame il asoribsd to tho Company or their
employees.
, 1875-10-23
A pEarH.oEALtno DRUGGIST.

ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. GA: h1ncon, No.. To-
dny Or. .. +, Sherman. of bIttGyn noturiety, anil
Samuel Parker, ono Of tho oldest citizens OF this
place, went to Bowler, an adjoining town, aud,
aftor looking around, thoy yisted nr. SllerInan'a
urug-atoro. Coming out togothcr, they Ind not
gono 10 r,ls whom Parker foil in convuIaious.
IL iyo u1iniscs DR.. sherman was altuilar;y at
fcctod. In twanty minutes they wcio both dead.
It Is supposed thoy were lulsoned Tho Cnf-
onor, with Dyr. Jackson ntI1 shaw, have just
gone up to make m examination.
, 1875-10-23

7
ClSulssArf, O., Oct. 3a.-While piece Of
granite. weighing 12 tons, was being raised to
the top form Of s1o upper course OF tho fouada-
lion OF tue new CuHtom-1louso thla morning
tho derrick broke, and tho granite foil to the
ground, seriously in]usiuR tia foreman, James
Mousor, autt a laboref, John Curfsn.
, 1875-10-23

New ionK, oct 23.-Tlo supplementary
book fair oponed yesterday At Clinton Hall
under the auspices OF tho American uook-Traae
Association. About forty publishing housea
vera represented. Tho amount OF transactions
will be made known at the end OF tho fair.
, 1875-10-23

site.ut HlJnlit:h 10 Yhs GHNIuo IrituAs.
IsniAxArotIs. Oct. 2:.~-A slock company Of
Esnlzed by md IN tho interest Of tho Eureka
Manufacturing Company OF DinyhaHtou, NY,
Las purchased ths Summons AZ MID Edge Tool
, 1875-10-23

Quito. Ono Of tho neenmeos. all ofanr. nla
tho President ri Tho rnurf Martial before whom
hp was l1lcd TINT hla lifn would bn spared i: ie
you'll clya NJ tho na,ntA uf hia associates. "sly
life, ho rcrllrl. "would te wortlIcaH. ir If sni,
spared mo my comrades wrul not. l would
sather b. shot than ponsrtloI."
, 1875-10-23

Sptt,1s Dispdtch 10 Tho Chieago tribune.
hIIssk.roLls, Minu., Oct. GA bara teloug-
lug to Peter Miller burned Tonight. alr. Miller,
trying to says team Of mules. ,Yas badly burned.
Physicians say l,!a injuries will doubtless provo
fatal. Ioas. G9, 800.
, 1875-10-23

Sps:fat Df&palrh 10 Ihh Chicago Tribune.
I.Axsl*u, Micit.. Oct. 22.-The lion. Il. l..
Grnou WAS struck on the forehead by BENIN
whlo building bridge = few days ago near
Olivet. News to-day BayB Ao IL atilE Unconscious,
aud there arc but littlc hopes OF h!s recovery.
, 1875-10-23

NV yoRH, Oct. .3.-At1lycd-Stosp,slir lirs
Vile de PARIS. from lla'Ee: Holland fsoul Luu.
don; Abyssipia, from lAsetroot.
QvEEssrowE, Ocl. 22.-Asrlytd- d-Ste4msbjp
Idaho, fsom t'sw York.
, 1875-10-23

Srtriat Di:,afrh II The fhicGGo T,tihHnr.
Gr.:D HAVEN. Mich, Get. a2.--The body OF
an unknown female washed uehoro . nj ;ps gouth
OF here this morning. Al ts,o toroncr's inquest
tho death Hns attributed to accidental drowning.
Tho body was no: identified. l! Ia supposed 10
liave been one OF tho lady paesorEcra nf Tho ln-
fortunate Equinox, Which was wrecked about
elk weeks ago. The body waa apparently in tho
water son,e titnc being mich bloatol, With thn
hair nil ofY tho head. It was dressed plainly
with a callco wrapper. balmorai skirt, atrpoa
stockings, and closb CATERS.
, 1875-10-23
Coal Oil fXPl CGLEA

NEw ORLEANS, La., Oss. a2.-,lr4. D. l.. Mur-
don ilas besu burned to death by tlie o1plohlon
Of u coal.oll lamp, and ller husband nan soyere-
~ burned III attempting 10 extinguish the
tlAMGH.
, 1875-10-23
FATAL RESULT OF AFyT

sutnat Aitpaea tn 1At cAfsauu 7ribu,H.
pErRolr, M!cs,., Oct. ao1.--ro. .iaY Louis
Dlnaa, who wan subject 10 lts, NnB found dead
In q tub Of water, ugainst which le had fallen In
an epiloptio attack.
, 1875-10-23

7'' |''"' = 7'41. III 4It'4 FEHSfAH .i[SI3-
FEf.
Y'gssA. OFT. 6,-lho s"s;suas,ou ., tic l,iu.
tics blauistry was brought abou. ly tic ,.rson,t
artion Of tho rr;uco ii, tho akuptsrhin,. ia
gave. III sacrot sitting, e1planstious nr thu
intorna, .aa external ss position OF Bar. M
va "hsl .tapp pt9laesa ,la t. a,er mpFessa
eatns pulley foispnc'i,, auI tho essn tcr use.tcr
t.n,,sera IL Which selyip nuul4 hu cs,nsseI ~
III. rtu: tn as,tou, 1t was vi aippsi Of tis ~
Ititca i4S.n Es Ministers 10 tia Skup1srhi"','
mud. IN This laIler responded to t4e xpryai. tnn
Ministry sesi3usa.
, 1875-10-23

TWO Woalen AND A BABy BURNED TO DEATH

TWo WOa,rN hNDaBhnv uIJfNrp fo DFArU
lsr.sr tfoj, vs.s Cct t.
4, f.,r,n tr,., t,,;a.. .,.o,,.. M;,s c.r,to
r..s,.' ~ ''.' - ty c'I"''s' 'ro" ."'.''
uHcRlhfhaF'' i-'yoa1'oln cl'I' VIM WAS HOP
ping with lor siatcr, Mira. Fred Evaus. attempts
ell about q o'clock 10 start ilrc with coal oil.
v,,or tho ran oxn,os1o, rim ,r, ttv,n, nI1
t.,s... 49, "" .,..t'
os.t "c'' :" an 'ussant ne' e'oshrS "'''
ab!aze, and beloro MFH. ESana WHO waa
seated nctr. could rlse NTH her 1-ycar.ud In
faut, they tho woro pnycIorc1 III flames. Tho
xirj Garlic buckingham tnu o,,t intp lbs ftroet
uttetlng sl.riaka that ranv from ona to onl al
tho tawn, Tho t1crUu b|a2o ythrred ftge1f Ahnrt
, 1875-10-23
HOTEL,
PALMER HOUSE,
CEITCAGo,
The Largest ami f>est~ Furnished
House III tho World!
ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
From SIS to $5,
ACCORDING TO LOCATION.
ENTIRELY F'IRE-PR00F !

To tue proprotors Of 1totra in ChttRo particularly
tho lac!nr, who are faSely adEertItlnR tbtir lo-
tsla - practically hre-rruof, and yct paying " put
rent f0r iasuranco:
Having erected Frc-Ffoof 1foel. ns m additional
co*t Of construction Of uyer half million Of dollars,
aud leing unwilling any liotcl in Chicago .houia
hereby chA'lcnKe any Of I" thu following trial sflrr
tho cloauH Of tho Expedition: Tho Chief Proprietor
Of auy hoel ,Ay bring ftR ark alt the kInGng he
ca carry to any chamber !u tho Palmer ionst proper
{no+ including tls Wabash aseno s1tenston IN which
chamber Tho fnsntaEo carpets curtains, and mirrors
arc To tcn,sn a. &lleY now arr. ffe may then be
built IN Tho middle Of sha after which Tho t!oor
sall Ic kcrt clnetl for hour II. Al the o1ptra-
ton tf that tlns, Tho }se has mt spread beyond tho
ro' The iropsietor .! ths opposns lotol |. to pay
g.: hI. II tho fire extends bcyonI tho limits OF TIM
ront. thero will not bn any charge fnr TIC damage,
bnt will ray the proprietor five Thousand tlosr,
ctn.ilon, howovcr that haye iite rsiyilsga sfter-
ashes in hour, MIL lsy the rropr!etors Of tho
Hotel al damage to The furuituro ami tootn md
twenty thu,Henh dollars hssItsna.
Deposits Of the money to DO made iu any :ahk that
may he AGREED Upon.
This challenge may he accepted cntfn or simply rs
Arr 1 4
, 1875-10-23

WotkH here, and viii tcgni Tho n,annfautnre Ut
agricultural Implements NTH capital Btock Of
AISuInQl.
, 1875-10-23

1.oSnox, Oct. pa s,ttIal frou f'crlin ssya
that tho estimates for thc t;frnisn Enpifo for
1876 show tleticienry Of IL ooo u(o ulsrks.
, 1875-10-23
SHERMAN HOUSE
CHICAGO

CHICAGO
Prices Reduced 10 So, $3.50 and $3.50 per Dav.
The most Elegant Hotel in tue city. 3u1 HuEeFb
Rooms, rl1gncrutly furnished aid provided with
hsths; entirely tlre-Eroof. Location, one block from
Army Hratl9lartneu, HlSSEL14 4 HUBERT.
, 1875-10-23

for tho maintenance OF ttpr local autonomy and
of their dea'orntie institutions. and their claims
were fully acknowledged Ly tho charter OF 1al5.
Tho Hublueasiun Ut Norway pr;,eurosl ior ues-
nat!otto lntng his iIfctims the luminosity Of tho
Noswceian people. castleroagh WINS mt moro
deteHtel IN Ireland that WaH King Charles XIV,
John In Sorwar slnr!ns tue cartier yoar. of hiB
lang rogn. Nor was lie. as wo na,o said. yory
| popular during Lis istoimo iu swc'lop.
! lie waa utt genial rl,lcr; ho ueyrr
learnt III nlsrh - the language Of his
adopted country; iul oyon hlh soll. King Oscar:
ruler. but long befors King Charles john Jiod,
atsoF dlrcctinK the supreme power OF the
monarchy for m9rc tlan generation,
ha ls,,,as hs4 Won n tho respect ot bis sablee,,A
HhainsF ,nie" NV A"sss 4s So1Ueksns BY hS
tho policy Of ha rule. iio ,naaa The
Kingdom csteo,ned in lrropo ~ weli-gov
csnca, orderly. steadily pFoiporng ataee. III
kept 1t clear Of tue storms Of revolution aud tat
rasso'l away, full Of ycasH. III 1st4 oven th'
horwegtans laa hegun to do lin Justice
to rccohNlzo tho stern Eeceseisica of hi
work. ana to homnr tbo Integrity. eh
aobrioty of purpose mud tho rips wlAdoa wit
v!lish that work was ca1rie4 ont. Another gen
ctatlon has PASSED In Norway sncs tho death O
Etua Charles john. aud nov goulntiux NOR
than laro Justice ls dono to tho uasco
a1sentureE VII. founded dynasty and cement
90 tno a"'!y o. sKS 9afea nna
Of Deruadotte's grandson who as.c,nbso
last week to do honor to him who Eay
. ts.a Scandinavian, Pcniusala tho t"esslnsae,
blessing" ct uu!on do net yield IN patriot
faelIuE 10 thsir ancestors. But tnry have CON
J to understand that tho patriotism which woul
, have struggled 10 maintain u gerarnte oxistopt
for their country, splitting tho Scandinavia
poninsula iuto two Kingdoms wllcl, must prol
timnnt happiy aefeated hy tho practical sent
| Of Ncfnailctte.
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CRAwFoRD's WASHINGTON.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
learned whic In Europe that Crawfordis
models had been presented BY his widow to the
New York Central ParE. As an ola friend OF the
great American sculptor availed myself OF the
first opportunity after my arrival here 70 visit the
PARK. / found most OF the models arranged in a
very admirable manner IN the ART gallery OF
Mount - vincent, rejecting credit on the Com
ml<sioners; out, asa nR alter tine artists cher
diRUrre the colossal statue OF Washington On
horseback ttwcnty-lour feet niEhl, Was directed
10 a nttle sned IN TIE nelghborhOOd, wRere. haif
buried In the dirt and GGbug, tnis masterpiece III
American art les meuderng away II not at
tended 10 IL WIN soon be herona all SKIN TO re-
deem Ii. unacrstand thai the Comm ssioners
during Sweepy's time hal planned 10 have 1t
erected under rusgtc covering, but the new
Commissioners have apparently forgotten all
ab0utlt. THIS Is s1nial apathy on ther part
SUCH neglect VIII preyen' your city irom receiving
many valuanie CUTS. Great works bf American
artists are not plenty mat tho natiUn can
AFFORD 20 let them lie rpttlnr III the Erduna.
FRIEND Oh CEAWFUED.
NEW YORK.
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THE FRENCH TURF.

RACE FOR THE GRAND PRIZE OF PARIs-THE
ATTENDANCE ON THE COURSE UNUSUALLY
LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT SALVADOR THE
wINNER-FRENcH BRED COLTS ALL IN THE
FRoNT-THE ENGLISH ''cRAcKs" NOWHERE.
PARIS, June 8, 1875.
All Paris had a holiday to-day, the occasion
being the twelfth annual race for the Grand Prize
Of Paris-a dash OF q mile and seven fur longs
open 10 all -year-old colts and lies OF every
nationality.
The attendance OF people on the grounds was
enormous, and as q French bred colt won with
the greatest ease, followed by three other French
bred colts, the enthusiasm was something won
derful, especially as none OF the English horses
Claremon,, Camballo SeJmour-were any
where near at the finish
SALVADOR THE WINNER OF THE GRAND PRIZE.
The race was won very easily by Salvador, the
winner OF the French Derby, run two weeks ago
To-Day against which five TO one was LAID, Nougat,
the second TO Salvador for the Derby, starting the
iayorite at seven to two. He finished, as he did
for the Derby, second. with Perpexe, against
whom twenty to one was laid, third.
THE RACE.
The following are the conditions ana starters in
the race:-
The Grand Prize OF Paris OF 100 900 francs 00o)
in specie half by the city OF Parts and hall by
five great railway companies, for entire colts and
Niles ioaled IN 1872 OF every description and
country, added 10 the sweepstakes OF 1000 francs
(f40) eacn; 600 francs tf24 and 500 francs (f20),
only II declared BY midnight on the Wednesday
preceding the race, and 100 francs (f4l II declared
by midnight the Isl OF May, 1875; tne second
morse TO 900 francs ts40O) and the third
1000 francs (s200) out OF the stakes colts 10
SIS kllos labout III lts.) fes 53Is kos about 1lS
lbsl dash OF about one mile and seven Iurlongs;
closed Win 223 subscribers.
N. A.. Lupin's Oh. c. Salvador, by Dollar, dam
SanVagine, IL IDS .............,...... i
M. &. COmte f. &c LagTanges Z. C. Nougat, by
Counsel dam NeDuleuse III lbs. .............. 9
NJ. DAVIS D. {. Perplexe, Dy Vermont, dam feri-
peue IL Ds.....-.--.......... -....,........ 3
M. Henry's u. c. RaDagas Second, by Ruy Bias,
dam Clandne, l2l lDs..... A
Captain Macnells b. c. ClaremUat by Blair
Athoi. dam Coimbra III lbs ................... o
MIR. Nyners b. c. Cambalo, by Cambuscan, dam
Little Lady, III u.s.. o
Mr.. Joseph Ddwson's b. c. Seymour, by Lord
Clilden dam FaDioa, 12l los. .................. O
NJ. Lupln's b. I. Aimanza by Dollar dam Bra
Vadc, ITO lOS.
N. A. Lupln's en-. 4. Pensacola, DY Dollar, dam
fcIBolh 10 lD>..- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
II. A. Lupin's br. c. st. Cyr, by Dollar, dam Fin
lande, III IDS.
N. II. jennings b. c. La Nemard. by Nentre ST.
Girls, dam Nalerlane, l2l lbs. .............. o