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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-26
American
The Best Stock of Pistols!

British Bulldogs, Whistler Self-cockors,
Colts, and other brands. Double barreled
shot-guns, breech and muzzle leaders, in the
State of Nevada. Also, powder TASKS, shot
pouches, cartridges to suit any pistol or gun.
Powder, shot, caps, etc.
Have received direct from the house of
Tompkins n Sons, IL Dey street, New York,
on commission, the following:
Is British Bulldogs, plain and in nickel and
ivory, for pocket use; calibre, Al.
l5 Webley's patent, called Whistler Self
cocker. calibre "A, q shots central fire.
.l5 Webley's patent, in ivory handle and
nickel. calibre 4j.
q breech-oading dosble-barrel shotguns,
London twist. Cartridges to fill, and not
failures,
80 Colts army, navy, and pocket pistols, of
various sizes.
los assorted XX Dcrringer. Trelanters. &C.,
too numerous to meHtion.
These guns Uncle Mannheim will dispose Of
at
New York Prices!
With 10 per cent. advance. in order to make
speedy remittance to the house in New
CALL AND SEE NE. even if you don't
purchase.
Only a. Saddles on Hand!
Which will be sold cheap, as do not intend
" jy2Otff 49, ~ II. MANNHEIM.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-26
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
COME AND BE HEALED

1t matters not what your troubles Lay be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case.
1t will cost you nothing for consultation, SO
please call and satisfy yourselves whether the
Doctor understands your cise. If he can cure
you he will tell you so il not, he will tel you
that. for he will not undertake a case unless
lac Ia confident OF effcc.ing a cure,
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DIR. A. b. SPINNEY,
Inc Celebrated Specialist.

Wellknown as founder Of the Montreal &C.
+. J Medical Institute and late Proprietor Of
the SPINNEYVILLE EINFIRMARY, would
most respectfully inform his patients and the
afflicted generally that he still continues to
treat chronic and private disease with un-
paralleled SUCCESS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-26
MINING TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the taxes on the proceeds of the mines
Of Eureka county for the quarter ending
June sO 1875. are. nov due and payable at
collection Of the same will be strictly en-
forced. J. C. POWELL.
County Assessor Of Eureka county.
Eureka, Nevada, Aug. 10. 1875. aull
, 1875-12-26

papets are IN indication. one Of the prospectiv
candidates bas ajonty Of three in the State.
sTATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
This Society will meet here jan Is. The fol-
lowing essays are to be presented:
On Botany IN 1ts Relations to Horticulture BY Prof
Be4say and Dr.. Parry.
o. Geology and sotls-By Prot. MoAfes and the
Hon. r p Sgeef.
oo EntomolcRy-By Prof. Riley, Of 81. Louts, and
DR.. Hofmeister. Of Fort Madison.
On Experimental Horsiculturo-By Col John Scpt1
and J. L. Bubb.
On Msteorolog1- Prof Pazvtu md Pr,t. Macoua-
On Foresty-By Juags Whiting and Prof. No
On EvezEresn culture-By pr. Ennis. D. W. Ad.1as.
and Samuel Bowers.
On pears-By Jerome Book and Prof. Jamss Mashk-
ews.
On Small Fruit Cu1ture-By H. c. Raymond and D,
R. P1l]abury.
On Msrket-dardening- Enoch Mead and ]. A.
Anderson.
On F.ortculsure-By ]. L. Bathess-
On Management 0f Hdu=e- -pIants-By Mf1. x D.
Rand, Burlington, and Mrs- c. l. Watrous, Dss
Mones.
On Hsdetns- ]. Mickey, 4. strohrn, aud Thomas
Wa1zlau.
On Orchard culture-Dy D. w:Ad.rns J4nsa Smith,
md Henry Avery.
On Utilizing Fruit-By Suet Foster
Lecture on Landscape by President Welch
Ames and paper BY H. c. Raymond On tho AIMS 4uh-
jcct-
On Cherry and Plum Culture-Dy D. ". Kaufman
and i. Giadines.
Lecture By Dr. w.rler, OF Ohio, on Forsstzy tn III
Relations to Climate"
, 1875-12-26
BASEBALL,

The Louisville Courier Journal prints y sort
OF al Interview which il said to havo been writ
ten BY Jack Chapman On q conversation with
Chadwick. There is strong internal evidence
that the sc1eed was aritsen himself. and while
the writer Of this paragraph does not assert that
fact. yet the intense praise Of Chadwick, which
shows itself I'll through the document, could
not have ootoe from less person than Chad-
wick himself. Jack Chapman couldn't hayo
written The interviewing isn't such an ass.
McGca1y has commenced suit against the Ath-
lotic Club to recover q certain sum OF money a.
legged to be due him at the close of the season Of
1874, according to contract .hich was b bs
void ID case he had more than couple Of oreor8
10 game. It temaius to be seen whether Nc
Geary eau recover undes The said contract
Clubs visiting Cincinnati next season should
steer of from the Ludlow Club, OF that city,
and their manager, George NcCov, as that ip-
hvidual ylctImize6 the Phiiadeiphlas to the
tune OF 5000, by giving tho said clubs worthless
checks for their share OF the gate money in
championship contests out there.
well~koown member OF the Dostoce haa
preserved few Of the notices given him BY tha
newspapers. Those bearing alinsion to ..George,
the prince Of batsnaen and the king Of the field"
he claaslies under the head OF First year in
Boston-club very successful" Those that are
somewhat different IN Tone inAsmuch aa he ia
designated 'the bnld-headed pirate who il per-
mitted to disgi ace the position Of short-stop."
are grouped together IN beautiful regularity an
der tue head Of Fifth yoar in B5ston-oiub
lost eight games"
, 1875-12-26
q. Pietpetkets Find Their Opportunity
at the Museum Matinee.
IN CHICAGO.

Christmas in Chicago waA very generally OBJ
ss,4ea yesterday. AL the principal business
houses, and Al overwhelming majority Of retail
rI.ces, we're closed during the day. In the morn
ipr. the services 1t the various churches were
vel attended, SERMONS suitable to the occasion
ve,s pso.ched. the altass and communion-tables
xete handsomely decorated, and everything
xcrs thoroughly gaia air in matters Of religion.
Fortunately, the customary holiday murder WAS
rct reported up to midnight, and the chances are
th,t Christmas, 1875 sill pass over without add
mr. snosher to the many victims Of alcoholic e1-
element and deadly weapons
Santa Claus came with full bands to bospitable
homes. Big and little hearts were giatitied By
tie gifts uf love and friendship. No sle'gh-bells
.,ns mersily on the holiday air, for the reason
that the weather. clerk, in au iuescusably grange
nv. failed to furnish euow,-sometning very
UNUSUAL in connection with Chicago winter
festival Tbs was. indeed, green Christmas,
indicative OF singular.y n.ld New Year.
, 1875-12-26
IOWA.

The President-EIect OF Chicago Uni-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Justices oi
| the Peace-Pabitc School Exposition
| The United States SenaEoFshlp-
state Horticultural Society.
| tntes0I Correspondence Of TIE Chicago TRIBUNE
DEs Mo1NEs, Ia, Dec. 24.-Chicago University
has done well in the selection OF President.
| Col. A. Abernethy is ut the head OF the public
| schools in this State, and is perhaps the best
man the State has ever had in the place. He ia
an enthusiastic educator, q labo1ious worker.
always diigent. aud ever alert in behalf OF
the trust Ia his charge. During the same
period, there have never before besn such rapid
strides and so marked improvements in tho pub
lie schools OF Iowa as since Mr. Absrnethy WIS
elected, nod the State can i'll afford to allow
such 3 man to go away. By his dignity Of char
actef. fitness for the place, and genial courte-
pus manoer, he has completely capt7ated the
hearts OF the people and friends OF education !;
aud his uaanimous nomination for = second
term to the Office he holds was evidence Ut tho
fact which was still further evidenced in tho
dec)inatcn Of the Democratic nominee On the
State ticket to run Against him.
JURISDICTION OF JUhTlCEs OF THE PEACE
In an action upon = note stlpulatinK for pay
meut 10 township where Justice OF the Peace
resides has he jurisdiction over The person OF
the maker, who resides, and is served with
notice Of ar action On the uote OUT Of the county
In winch the action is brought? The Supreme
Court holds that. whenever the defendant re-
sides 10 any county in the State, and has made
written contract stlpulating for payment At =
particular place, suit may be brought in such
township where such Iayment Is stipulated.
This il the 61at case constIulng tho new law on
this subject which the lawmakers lefs rather
ambiguous, and reverses the old rule that suit
must be brought where defendant resides.
, 1875-12-26

Many people found their Merry Christmas
yesterday at the theatres. The Adelph seemed
to enjoy this most profitable patronage. Tho
audiences there, afternoon and evening, were as
large as the house could hold. In the evening
many were turned away. Col. Woods Museum
WIS crowded all day long, sod the account At the
box-oflce must havo been very satisfactory.
McYicker's Theatre WAS poorly attended in
the Afternoon but in the evening every
seat Was taken. Hooley's Theatre vas
filled in the afternoon and crowded in the even
ing. The Academy Of Music, where ''The Two
Orphans" is being performed by Mr. Aiken's
company, Was Us full rs it could be at both en-
terta,nments. The audiences we're Of tho char
acter that is usual on HOLIDAYS. Perhaps the
SUCCESS at the Academy is the most noticeable
Of ali. The managers there have done much
better than they expested- Their receipts dur
ing the week we're some thousands Of dollars
larger than thes had calculated upon.
cRY FOB LIGHT.
At the close Of the ma1'nee performance Of the
Museum, on III nroe street, after twilight Seste1-
day. just as the audience-A very large one-rose
from their seats to depart. the gas, for some tn
explained reason. was turned oil, and the as
founded lundf ede we're left in total darkness.
The panic usual on occasions OF the kind re-
sulted, "a matter Of course. Ladies' screamed
and some OF them managed to faint away
The men, after various appeals for more Light
tueged wildly at tho curtains surrounding the
galleries, While Others made insane attempts to
tear up the benches. although utterly unable to
furnish any cogent 1eason for such mad en-
ueavort. Meanwhile, the p1ckpockets falIed not
to make good Use Of the prevailing topsy-
tursy. They made d1ve for al the pock-
cts within reach. aud did not MAKE nanv
misses. Propretors Of wallets became
painfully conscious that strange hauds
had possession of their stamps. and although
thes bavled Justify for 4'more l1ght none was
vouchsafed them. Ladies' we're bereft Of rings,
gold chains, furs and neckerchiefs, and, for
time. Babel reigned supreme. Finally the
scared and bslt-i1autic throng succeeded in e1-
tEicatio9 themselves from the valley OF the
shadow, aud. standing in the doubtful giimmer |
Of the lamps, vented their Indignation On the
OF the Museum for permitting sucl, !
ID accldeot or outrage wh,oaever it WAS. Some |
thought that thief gained access to the meter. |
spd, being iesgued with o;her thieves scattered !
among tho audience. turned of the gas, so that |
lis partners might ply their trsde, which they
nd most effectively. One 5oung man, 1hoso |
, 1875-12-26

An. Erie Ex-PresIdent sued by RIs
Wife for Divorce and q Widow
for $4,000.

An Erie Ex-PresIdent 8ucd by BE
Wife for Divorce and a Widow
for SS0,0
t,eu York Sun, Dts. a.
Mr. Robert q. Dedell, e1-Prceid=nt OF the Fri
Railway. was, about month ago. sued by bis
wife for a1imony and divorce, and on the sam,
day Mrs. Bedell, bis three children, and Mrs
parkhurst. who had been living with the family
quit his elegant residence at Goshen, N
Y. Later. Mrs. Parkhurst sued him for 5s0. 0o0
her complaint making the following allegations
She is the widow of Dr.. Parkhurst, who was 4
business partner in New York and IN intimate
friend of Mr. Bedet1. She was by the will Of her
husband, gwen about e67, 900 in stock aud
bonds. With Mr. Bedell as executor. She vent
to live in his family, and intrusted
her estate implicitly to his manage
ment. He told her in 1868 that he
wanted to hvpothecate her securities to raise
money for his own use, and she consented,
taxing receipt. Afterwards he gave her uote
for the account OF some stock sold and the diyi-
dends accrued, amounting to $4,000. Other
dividends and interest due ewelled the total to
the amount sued for-380, 000-and in 1873 be
gave her mortgage for that sum on property
in this city. In 1874 he requested her TO cancel
this mortgage, and accept instead one Oh prop
erty in Goshen. She accommodated him. and, at
his solicitation, failed to have the new mortgage
recorded. She subsequently, asked him often for
the papers 20 as to have it recorded but ne
would not give 1t to her. He is now financially
embarrassed, aud she eues to compel him to ac-
count for her property, to deliver the mortgage
for record and to be enjoined from selling any Of
her es.ate.
Mr. Bedell in contradiction Of Mrs. Park
hurBt'a complaint, says: II do not owe her
$50, 900 OF any other sum. have begun = suit
for 3130. 900 for property that decided to her.
II NJ.
, 1875-12-26

green foliage. and upon them, lnbedded also in
evergreens, were fragrant bouquets OF flowers.
The Rev. Dr.. Faiiows conducted the serv1ces
scco ding to the Reformed Episcopal ritual, a.
ststed BY the Rev. DR.. Goodwin, who read the
several le; sons Of the day. The musical portion
OF the programme Was also quite feature. The
sermon. which was By tho Rev. Dr.. Failows WAS
short and eloquent. He took for the text. -
bling you glad iidings," etc. It WAS pointed.
aud he congratulated the other congregations as
Christina tnat the barriers Of sectionaIisrn had
80 far been broken down that they could come
under one roof, in tho temple OF prayer reared
and decorated by loving hands, and worship the
Christ
After tho services I number Of those present
pA1took Of communion.
, 1875-12-26
THE OLD FOLKS,
TWN nTr nrnrY7 ia us.1#U

The Inmates Of the Old Peoples Homo. on the
corner Of Indiana avenue and Thlrty~ninth
street, through the fotethought and libersity OF
the Board Of Directors Of that institution, were
made happy yesterday by the receipt Of \ num-
ber Of Christmas presents consisting OF rafies,
pocket-handkerchiefs. huse, nubias. necktles,
towels, breakfast shawls, candy, aud other
things both useful and ornamental. The pres-
ents we're made in tho morning after breakfast,
and for the remainder Of the day the old ladies'
were busy planning and comparing with Us much
zost and interest as children. The presents
were entirely unexpected, and, Of COURSE, on
that account the more enjoyed.
Tho Home Also was in turn made tho recipient
Of = present. consisting OF an elegant black
walnut reading desk. with bird's-eye maple
trimmings, and very fine illustrated folio Bible
bound in full morocco. The donor was Madame
Laguicho, French lady and one Of tho inmates,
Hho took this very appropriate way OF expt esq
ing her gratitude for the home With which she
is provided
There are at present about sixty old ladies' IN
the Homo, And the institution IL supported en-
ti1ely BY voluntary c,otributlons- ihe bi,ili-
ing IL : tine one, pleasantly located.
It is partly furnished, but tue upper hall
needs . carpet very mucn and oven though
Christmas be {assed 1t is not too late for some
generous man OF woman 70 supply this deficiency.
The ubject Is u wcrtbv one, and q Vs.it to thIs
Institution IS By no means Iksome, OF time mis-
spent.
wAsu1SdToN1AS HOME.
Ihero Was no formal celebration at this insti-
tutloa, but the inmates we're treated to an ex-
celient CHRISTMAS dinner. The Home has only
recently been moved into its new and commodl-
ous building on Madison street, And there had
been no time to make arrangements for the
ueual fes.ir1eiea A formal openiog viii be held
early next mouth. When the - bows" Will have
N opportunity to make up for lost time.
, 1875-12-26

c. n. Mills, Referee Clinton Club.
In the sweepstakes which followed. Dr. Brit
ton, Of this city, killed a ous OF Is birds; H.
Conley killed n straight; Bentley, out OF 20 :;
Monroe 10 straight; Meyers, IL out Of 13; Cur
tiss, 23 out OF q.
Tho E7erg1esn Club. according to the terms
Of the match, ordered q banquet At the Doane
House 10 which both Clubs and number Of in
vited guests did ample ju stice.
SHOOTING MATCHES At Ia sALfE
Sp<c.al D'sp.sten to RE Chicago 7r ount.
LASALLE. ILL.,, Dec. 25-The shooting match
tor the championship Ct LaSalle and Perm took
place this afternoon On the grounds of the Shoot
ing Club. Three picked shots comprised each
team The contest resulted in victory for La>-
sa le BY si1 BIRDS Distauce, 81 yards. as ten
birds each. couple Of sweepstakos were also
ehot OF.
, 1875-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

| William soxtor :ha r,,no ,h......-.
] ...:,':. sDe oou"s pn0nooenon II
Inc billiard world Ii said to be coming 70 Chicago
to scttle.
Carter, the red-headad Ohio.n vim n.r+,-;.
natad in tho ,ast fvh,..oo +o..--
saa. s.a w.. - so ~ na'ne.'' n@S1ns
ooeo oeaten oY LOUIS oha" at Toledo. saY1 IL
eAoe. 'na' ne ~ no' sausneo' and wants more Of
lt-about S5oO or 81, 600 worth. Shaw has not
yet been heard from.
The prospects Of = ch.nnjonsh;n v,u. :,
Chicago ara onen;n1 mn = frttia a. s,jd -;
tbat tha fr;cnds ., f.n,;a M~awaa ..ao na!a
ia nov - Davenno-t 5. 70 ne' w
to hare him choii.naa 1sr.,,.;nh ~ - 9
chamnionshin 80 ria NnrItues, s,,I sorthus.t 40
The $500 sake h.s heen n,rtsI,v s,,hscrha'1 ~,
Me4fYaa'a heha,9 md Il * atoga,hsr 1sn.59 49,
Rnrle;rb vii be- catIed nnon ~,.t1n f.r .nas
Thara ;s noth;or rhse he SnoId Ia hatt.r ~
-sttl,no ronna 'o,,td -aS,,. - -. ts a@
to whom he nwea a oood.n.tnred t,rndo. ~
hsvino beaten him ia the Chica0o tonrnament
BurIeiph ia In good tr1m. and is wiling to nis~
any man who il quaiiaed in thirty days. sn1
, 1875-12-26
Another Reminder of the Safe-
Burglary Conspiracy.
The Parties to That Affair Still at Their
Underground Work.
Which Is Good-Enough Yam for the
Holiday Season.
Sp<tta{ pisbdkck 10 The Chfcdoo 7syibnns-

SDfetat Dtsnatch to The Chscaoo 7Ti1un&.
nhA1So1oS, ~ ". Dec- 45.-lhe acquittai
u uteeo' "ao secured the release OF the burg
Ut onsue1, noH oelleVeo to haSc been tho man
"aoa Nettlesolp and Harrington nrss attempted
10 arrange WIN fof the safe ourglAr5, has re-
Feaeo 'ae n'stofy OF DILL dealgned to secure
ouan6e III Inc LIST OF the Grano ana Pett
'us1eS. Ao"Ara tne" CLOSE Of tho seaslon+ the
nnae'of u Inc tt7a1s 70 saSe p'ace here, IN
e'auS S''e st1al OF inc SAFE burglars, LED to the
eaea"eo ~ I'LL pro9lotne tor NO"
10" ~ !ossWeo AoF tn's Dlast1ct. Inc
w "s' LUZ oeen prepared oJ certain
e"eeie aooes Inc courts supposed to
~ eou''ec'oo "'n seSesa4 tslals 10 occur At tne
oo1' soos4oa oi tna toaft% 4ne OIL 10 make new
Iofg-'lsta was promptly passed by both Houses,
@'11a eeus 10 Inc ffesaaenIA 10" oaya before the
7uo u .oe seea1on' Every one interested sup
poSeo suo Ffsssoens "ouid sign 1t ss matter OF
"ou1se' ana no atseht!on was pad to the matter
ohtl' late IN the summeF' when one OF the trials
"as aooot 10 como on. anu 1t became necessary
" 1"ss 'ne 4oeeuon aooat ]urore. IL was then
Aoon1 tu@' @ue otll olo Iot appear
4as 'ne ia"S' ana seascn 1alleo
~ u'eNo'e. II aiuone tnose al6neo aoo feturnea
'ue sI.e uep1t1ooot. fufshef seaich
,'.,o 'uAs ~ aaa oooo 1ne'"oeo 10 tae Package
.e 11'uANea "4'uoo' e'soasute' LIQUIDS are
-o' eApea'"o 90 " "netue1 TUG ftesl-
s' 1oa"s sohs'uesea 'ae olll' aoo people
.ao. "ae1uet .t1e fses'oec' WAS evar MADE
4oa'usa win 'ne oo1ec1s OF s0e ol1'. Inc
eoea 20 " u1een ID at1Faontea oy many here d.
recsly to the fact khut the Jury which tried him
was drawn under tha SELECTIONS made wheu Har.
rippton wae Asaiatu,+ p;.,r;o+ .t,or,w - =.
~ <s1 "oa ~
sno i'ui'net iacs 'n"' 10. WIN a. Is. "nslams
ana Young Fisher, parties ali suspected OF COM
licity in the safe burglary, has been actively
engaged throughout the la,a trial tn nrev-nt
conv;r,,or A,o+har r,t.ar i, +h;. a,a. 49,,
=, 'sA - '1A' 0a.a' soa
uec1oo' WHICH nas CAUSED muoa remark about
the Court ls that the last announcement VI
Grand and Petit Juries contained, among many
good names, enough of those thorourh1v 1denti-
Had r;th +ha .o,ax.,,, p;n,. -, ~ n:...;..
-, - w." O.e1e'
o''n0. ~ naas .ue 'oon'a'ens u a"y OF 1nelf
memoefs very douotful+ or, IN case OF lndict-
E1eut to insure at least disagreement OF the
net,t i1rv
49,.
4hA AAesSi SA'N. aohlA1Aaoo'
Inc sto:emens IN regard to the purposes OF
the Appropriation Committee to make sharp
and genera, reduction of expenses has attrsnsed
penerx, a.tantion in rho nana r,,oants N, ona
- o ""' 4'o one
item OF the plan' however, has caused SO much
comment as the ayowed intention on the part OF
the memhers Of the Committee not to aDpronrl-
ara do1,a, RI ,ov,- tha 1o+a ,n,a,.1 sr,and;
t,sas ~ -. css',.>, 49, 4as ~. ' N 1Apeua4-
'aie0 W 'no o@cfetlfs os tna navy 1nls De-
ct-lQu1A88 raised breeze in the NAVY DeDarE-
, 1875-12-26
In CHICAGO


The alarm from Box rs at 6:10 o'clock last
evening was caused by fire in the two-story
frame building No. 1865 Wentworth avenue,
owned and occupied Is 3 grocery aud dwelling
by 0. E. Ricke1son. The fire originated from
unknown causes in bedroom on the .crer
floor, but was e1tiuguished nitn loss Of about
S5n.
The alarm Of fro from Dox 7Gt At ELS o'clock
yesterday morning was caused By fire in the
two~story frame building No.: III Clsbourn avs
nue., Owned and occupied by Fred Karsteu As IN
undertaker's shop. Damage nominal. The fire
wxs caused By the upsesslog OF kerosene lamp.
, 1875-12-26

spfc'at D7snateh to The Ch.eaoo Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, No.. Dec. o5.-Tho juy in the
case Of Charles F. kring brought in 3 verdict Of
guilty OF murder in the first degree this After
noon. The trial has developed one Of tho moat
remarkable criminal cases On record. Kring
conceived an insaue lnfatu1tion for Mrs. Dora
Boemser. the respectable wife OF N honest
German citizen, aud made love to her in the
most impassloned manner. He endesyored to
persuade her to elope with him and marry him
Mrs. Broemser declined this proposal for the
reason that she already hAd husband
and Hiring wife. Upon her refusal he
threatened to s1ay her upon the first opportuni-
II. subsequently be wrote her the most endea1-
, 1875-12-26
IelEGRApHIc BREvIrlEs.

Hurd's official majority IN Kankakee County
is IL.
The Rev. 7. R. strobr;dge, OF Kanzakeo, WIS
presented on Friday night with gold watch by
his society
The st. Louis Board Of Police Commissioners
has issued orders to arrest everybody engaged in
the Missouri State lottery OF any otbar lottery
scheme.
, 1875-12-26
ELSEWHERE.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 25.-Chtistmas wna usheret
in with driving raln-atorm, which degenerate.
| into drizz!e that continued throughout the Gay
The people had hardly ceased making prepa1a
tions Tor the observance Of the festival when tht
religious services began With the midnight mass
IN = few Of the Catholic churches, aud III ali ot
| these churches from early morning.
until noon. low and solemn nigh u'aaseE
we're cesbsated a,a for c'oTded congre
filled to their utmost capacity, especial, Trinity,
| where tue mnslc and decorations are ever graud-
| est and most tasteful. In mcst clutches OF
other denom,nauons speciai SERVICES were held,
aud IN the lecture roous OF nearly all the Chr4st-
| tn2s tree was raised Ut, and laden with preseuts
to- tbs children. Iu the charitable institutions
| tie Christmas dinner Was provided for tae in
| mates, while the new5boya iu their two homes
we're boun1lfully provided for BY the hev.
| Father D2umgoola and hr. William II. Fieiss.
In tho nelghboring cltleB SERVICES We1e of
| similar character
sr<eial hspateh to Tie Chscaoo Tribune.
/ ST. LoC1s. Dec. 25.-The celebration Of Christ
the attendance at the churches being larger than
fur several years. As usnal = number OF accl-
dents occurred By which several persons were
more or less seriously hurt 4 tight occurred on
ing which Henry kruse shot Adam Bo Ihaus iu
the mouth Though the pistol contained only
wadding. the wound made MAS \ severe one
Mary Nugent, during domestic row at her
house, Oh North Ninth street, dangerously
wounded Chatham Fitzpatrick with Ratchet.
George Esther. young lad, was stabbed in
the knee BY bootblack. Emma Hudson and
Georgana Hicks, Of Morgan street, got on
Christmas drunk, in which the Hudson was fear
fully lacerated With razor-s desperate fight
way and Wash streets. Lawrence Fitzgerald.
returning to the boarding house, after a sl1nrt