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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28

Even in Ohio the respect &C.
corded to the mother-in-law is no,
what it should be. The Cleveland
Leader tells of one who departed
this life few days since leaving a
son-in-law who united with q very
considerable affection for the de-
ceased an economical disposition
and thriving boot and shoe bust
ness. "The demise of his mother
in-law," says the Leader, cleft him
in n quandry." II he closed his
store he might lose some custom,
unless some explanation could be
furnished. A happy thought
struck him. He woald close his
store, put on the customary marks
OF mourning on the door, and on
his W ndow sign stating when he
would again open his store to the
pub ic. Acting on this thought,
ne purchased about q quater of a
yard OF Grape, hung it on his store
ioor, as every good son-in-law
should do, and then he pasted on
his show window the following
Store will be open April 18th if
you want any boots and shoes it
will pay you to wait"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28

First a little dash Of easy word.
was passed down the lines, bat
presently something more substsn-
tial began to thin the ranks, which
were presently reduced to six on
Mr.. Maltz's side, and three on the
other. Mr.. Tefft didn't like the
taste of "chrysalis," and SO sat down.
Geo. Nicholson and Geo. Plough
went out, the one on spinach, I"
and the other on "cassimere,"-
"spinage' is also sometimes used.
Mrs Minor didn't understand how
TO "oppugn" as well as the spelling
book makers, and so she retired
from the contest. Presently
the sides stood two to one, Mr..
Geo. Prentiss and Mr.. r. NJ.
Doanelly against Mr.. Minor. Then
a "raisin," was passed TO Mr.. Minor,
and, much 10 the surprise of the
he piucked out its right |
eye with the point of a knife, and |
retired, leaving the two alone.
After whole armfuls of hard words
we're thrown at them, Mr.. Prentiss
tarted off as an "agriculturist," but
allied, and then Mr.. Donnelly
ought bravely for a long time,
'alting once and Juggling a moment
t "rutabaga," but after digging
little, he brought it ont by aquick r
ERIK, and started in again, promt- !
masticating good mess of tough I
lateral /; but at length a "phychol- I
yy" was hurled at him with full Z
rec, and it was soon discovered e
lat it had hit a vital spot, and he a
as taken from the field, covered C,
it'll the dust OF a we'll fought S
title. Y
The receipts Of the first evening c,
re 1924, and on the second the CO
IN was svelled to s455, only about
0 of which will be required to n,
y expenses. 70
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28
TontOne Life Insurance.

THAT tontlno plan, OF which 40 much has beer
said, is destined TO be the popular plan. IL wal
introduced by the Equitable Life Assurance Socie
~ of the United States during the year 1905, ana
policies issued by the Society are 30 taken. IL
provides for the widow and orrhans, and creditor
II provides for the insured in old age. and as an
investment il has nO equal. To illustrate the
following is yonched for policy No. i5,los for
$4,000 was issued July 9, 1869, assured being 81
years old. Total amount paid in i've years
81, 40s. so. Accumulated surplus, s725.sS or over
50 per cent. of the amount paid.
Calculations have been made showing the ex-
pcrience Of the past years, which prove that
the accumulated surplus on policies Of this class
are larger than the dividends heretofore declared
by any company on any plan OF insurance on
policies Of the same age.
MALTZ, LUCE co.
Agents, Alpcna.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28

There is going to be another big
bequest for heirs TO fight over and
lawyers to get. One Carpenter, of
Evansville, Indiana, proposes to
give a million dollars to found a
free college for poor students where
they shall be supplied not only
with tuition but with food and
clothing. His intention now is to
see the college in successful opera
ton before his death, and thereby
avoid litigation but remembering
Lick, of California, one cannot feel
quite sure that his plan will prove
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28
FLETCHER HoUsE.-Tbis ma,

FLEUHER HoUsE.-This mag
nificent hotel is again open TO the
public for their patronage. The
Fletcher House is known all over
the State, and those who contem-
plate q visit TO this healthy climate
during the season, will no doubt be
much pleased TO know that Mr.. c.
+. LOOMS, who gave such general
satisfaction last season, has again
assumed control as the proprietor.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28
Episcopal Festival and Fnir.

The festival and fair, given by
the Ladies Aid Society Of Trinity
Episcopal Church, last week, was
In every respect grand success.
The fancy work which the ladies
had prepared, comprised such an
endless number and variety, and all
30 nicely wrought, that it wonld
be difficult to select for favorable
mention any one particular article
without being liable to the impu-
tation Of invidious comparison. In
all these the most excellent taste
was shown, first in regard to utility,
and second in regard to price
this being very reasonable-a con-
sideration not very common on such
occasions In proof of the attrae-
ton ofthe almost captivating nature
OF this department of the fair, We
saw one Of onr bachelor friends.
Mr. 7. c. Lester, bearing off a
beautiful linen bed room set; and
one OF the weather boys laid in for
coming day q flnc set of baby
clothes. This is probably a storm
signal, or, at least q signal for
squall. Most of the articles were
sold the first evening, and the few
that were left were sold the second
night, at auction by Father Ezekiel.
Who contributed much to the amuse-
nent of the company.
But the central attraction for a
hungry individual was the festival ,
part of the entertainment. The
tables were literally loaded and
though they may not have actually
groaned, yet it was a somewhat !
difficalt natter for one to resist t.
the temptation that would cause
him to supply the lack. In short. :,
. supper more complete and sub
stantial would be hard to find.
How money could be got out of it,
except by the guest, was difficult
10 comprehend. /
After the supper and the ice I
cream and the auction were over, {
ID the second evening, as was an 3
bounced, the spelling match took Il
place. This being wholly for amuse- S
merit, OF course, everything in C
citation to the sides and choosing 6
'ere impromptu, and consequently o.
We believe there was little or no C,
'riming. At length the sides were "
ormed, numbering about fifteen p
nch, with Mr.. Comstock and Mr.. Il
fsltz as leaders. Then the "spell" 81
egan, at first for tallies, and "ba- d,
err" "bony," "bias," "baby," ETC., OF
ere disposed of, and finally "vin- W
yar," "sassafras," cinnamon" BY
'utmeg." pepper" etc., were tn
'rinkled in by way Of seasoning, en-
I'd when the result was announ- mi
d, 10 showed Mr.. Comstock's side laI
be one ahead, I. e., In mistakes tn
'e less. Tben came the spelling tn
'wn, and The gensine FUN tcsan. sil
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28

The ruthless invaders caught by
the army in the very act of tramp
ling upon a treaty with the Sioux
have received the condign punish
ment they so richly merited. Driv-
en- back from the entrance to the
Black Hills, they have been told in
sternest Of martial tones not to re-
turn, and have given a promise to
that effect. They will probably
keep their promise unless further
news from the Hills should furnish
stronger indications than have
heretofore been given that there is
gold TO be had in paying quantities.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28
Seeds and Plants.

lC. G.. The True Cape Cod
Cranberry, best for Up.
". land, Lowland, or Garden,
10y mail prepaid, 81 per 100, IS Der
1000. All the New Choice Straw.
berries and Peaches. A priced
Catalogue of these and all Fruits.
Ornamental Trees, Evergreens
Shrubs, Bulbs, Roses, Plants, &c.
and FRESH FLOWER g. GAR
DEN SEEDS, the choicest collec-
ton in the country, with all novel;
ties, will be sent gratis to any
plain address. - sorts of either
Flower, Garden, Tree, Fruit, Ever
green, or Herb seeds, for S1.OO.
sent by mail, prepaid, WHOLE,
SALE CATALOGUE TO THE
Agents Wanted.
b. NJ. W...TSON, Old Colony
Nurseries aud Seed ,",.arebouse,
Plymouth, Mass. Established 1912.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28
A BRAVE BOOK!
s"hat Woman
Should Know,
n Woman's Book about wo-
men, by n Woman.
Mrs. +. b. DUFFEY.

Mrs. +. b. DUFFEY.
The only work Of the kind ever written by /,
woman, ~ necessity in every household, its en-
tirely novelty and eminent Jracticslness creates
an Immense densnd. Notwithstanding the deli
cate subjects necessarily trcsed 10 Is written in
such u brave pure style win not offend the
most festidions. Lady agents never have had
sneh an opportunity 20 make money and do good
Terms and sample sheet mailed free On irnmedic,a
application. J. =. GOODMAN, W Washington
street, Chicago. Ill
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28

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n. B.-THr PEoPLI's STANDARD Ed. ZION or
l LHs HOLY BDLr, published by us, is the IA est,
v.e,pCs, ana best. Agents make from $50 to sbv
extra expense.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28

II. II. Wittelshofer showed us q
handsome assortment OF wall paper
che other day.
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28

SUCCESS IN BUSINESS or
This country has money for
everybody, Money ia Yfade,
IN the Mil, In Mines, on tbs
rafin, in tbs Garden, IN
Wheat, IN Corn, in StucS, IN
fonltry. This book Shows
how Dus,ucas Man
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-28

The Way TO wcsI,h, il Won de,irc n 4. =.
piain a. the way TO market. y Franklin
AGENTS WANTED TO c,pys..
, 1875-02-02


much atratd OF tho truth AZ leech1r' apn ~ Wy
hg to eee viii, how small psrt of lilo tiutll ho
tan carry htB chpe,
nan ..Th,, .oo,,, a,ronce. xyl,v shoutd he not
Hh'' 80 AF''E OIL cS'.'
tfra. W.-Not At all strange. They are all III
Tho same boat with ]'cec!,er.z That Whole crowd
hhye hccn l{yine H, tho enmp wny-in accotsiafcr
si,b what tnp7 ieieye--fot yeirb mast, alld tl,r
ruth woultj cx1tut tho tlnfoo lot.
1,op.-Du tLcy hil l,ooyo A. Vol do on these
mn.tcrB2
Mrr, W.-Cersatrlv thev t1o, t,nt tbry haven't
moral courare bt,u,1eil to sny H. The nur ,llf.
ference between tts il that atlvoca,o tho ,Itr-
srne Of frcctlom for the affections, lott1lhg flint
tIey cannot be controlled by Law, mud that airy
pno Who acta fully upon freedom must bc Acltng
frnton, Of ln{s, making it sulhcrvient to their
tS1birlled reputation, when secretly tiny ntlnrt
Eho r,lo Of freedom, which double practice car
uever be rure.
Rer.--ft world sce1n, from tho very severe
examination n[ou1tuu went through that ho
n,uet have been Obliged to toll ali he knew
Mt1. W.-AllI Why, ho I,.s told nothing,
from tcyirrtnc to end, bit what Inns hce1l iiAI
simc, Ifo hapu't lren there to toll the whoo
ruth but IL bce how mllch Of it ito could kee},
tro,n Telling.
ltop.-Ho yuu include Moulton among those
that believe in yol1r thtories 2
hfte, W,-Frnnk N1oultonl q course do.
Tie whole lot Of thrm indortc MY theory in
oyory particular n,,1 nothing keeps thcm from
sayug ", publicly but their liyr,ucrlAy al,h moral
cowaflco. Just Al Mr. lleciior eaid when l,n
,tan OF, tie knees ut my fctt md, III teara; when
advised him to como ont like n ttan AM! mako
an one,l confession Of the whelo thing, patd lie,
II h.iow / otight to 10 It, at,tl If had yonr
courage wnulll do II, hut can't-1m moral
ro. nrd I" Ii ho had 1t,ntlo such confession at
that iinio the wnolo thing would haro iecn over
md forgotten long ngo, atid everybody would
think better Of him today.
, 1875-02-02

An ApnCafto tn Congress ana tho People.
WAsulNorsS, Feb. Ia number Of scprebcn-
tativcA OF tho eolotcd n,cti, who nrn nov III
Washington iron, several Southern StatoB, i'll
clulilg Representative llaplc-, Of Alabama, r.
u. IiuoilbhcA Louisiana, 4. II. 1ibbs, Atkan-
sas; Hoorgo ". Price, North Carollnn, together
with Fred Douglass, George Downing, FsofA.
I.angston aud Sampson, and Drs. Huryia mid
Augustus, and othern, hnh1 q private nisotius
recently, and have jrAs nov published Tho re-
suit OF tiicr tlcl,bcrations.
they conclude thoi: address rs follows:
Considering that every Democratic ytc.ory whether
won III Northern Stata Or Upon The t,lr Of G,ll-
ErcaF, tends directly to insrraso the annry a law
ssnnsa If the culies of Constitutional lrus4!unl ant,
,nli now established; ant, further, considering
tl,at next to the ingn ifluepce VI Democratic VIC
irrlds; considering, Moreover that my Hcslon
lunart,on nu s parl Of the Fulcra Government, n'a,-
condition Of thu osal people If tho buuth, IN promptly
eouetrtd by those isiuyal cenen into 1icease and
slludaer at the wretehet condition of tiugs which
may reaaohaby 1,s expected 10 foIlo In that section
Of yr country II IT, yew Of e strsmstaaSes INV
all, adjourn, without enACttHE G1t providing Iur the
enforcement oF arrolriats rn tnr lie better roce
sssto a Hu vs. son@ to es. ~ Of e
whit Will At,rr by tho notaruu Ut Congress, we
earnestly appeal for racf. II Affairs rnrlrlt tn
npW II 1IEtSlHHt
that tho colorcd citizens Of Tue t3u will either bo
driven into neutrality fur actrutretIpn os fJreed to
act with their Oil nppre4sorB III tbs D.ierau party
aul tlls ater is urobsEts tlau tAs Iurnlor,
out peaceful organization fot Tho plrhose Ut ,eutrnl-
ity would naturally exrlto slsplr1on surveillance aud
yIulcnre. There ia Hltll other alternative to
which W. expose-ono Which is truly Gcarful to
contemplate. Human natnru Is tho aa,ne everywhere.
There arc many varieties VI men, but only ono human
nature, uni 1t IL possible tat. suuK 10 adness and
desperation by continued aud Increasing oltrages,
an1 seeing nca1,b Of cecatr, spirit Ut retaatlu,l
uni rcYelte may b. aroused WHICH will I'LL the but
with kceres Of rapue, blood. aud iirc. To ayotd ts
catastrophe, we eatiIesf aleal II Congress for TIC
Artibr1 airraay noanneh VI invite sSml nthy null
hplrt to thA appeal VI Ill luters Vi liberty sud order
Throughout ti,e eulrrf.
iSlanell TnEbEn.cn DOUGLASS,
Juia II. laNusreK,
A. u. GlAur, Ark,
1ItiLir JOaErit, AEa.,
GEO. y. tAiuE. n. T.,
. 0unluittee.
, 1875-02-02
Incidents Of the Struggle for tho
Liberal Leadership in
England.
Slow Progress Matc in lie French
Assembly on the Consltu.
tional Bi[lo.
England Will Not I':lrtfcinatc tn
lsussi;t's Code Cuu-
1crcIlce.


NENhTIATiVNa l'UH rEArE,
LONDON. Feb. Ia correspondent Of tho TIT
f9rdlh fron. s1ndrd says llo III persuaded by prt
rats Information that great effort IL making [,
Hect'ro MI arflistico with tho CatIibtH as y p1e
lmnary to t!ctlnito rcaeo. lho Aiphohsst Gen.
ernla '1istst OH relief FOR rampol,sna au tile first
preliminary; l1helI tho maintenance OF s{ait am
until tic submission Of tho Chriiata, viii, tr
without tie acln'ctcenco Of bon Cnrios. III Tho
1 1aHt esfo: oar'os viii prahnuy lo, treated With
MApn,p Fcl. 1.--TAn Army Of Tho North con.
tlnues Its adyatco. Il aB taton afonreal mil
1.erga. lie relief of patnpeII1,a ID considered
certain. Thc carlLats nro abandoning tls reulo
without ruHisLAuco
, 1875-02-02

Sttc.a, i}aymtA to Iht t'atsaao Tribune.
TEon1s, ILL.,, Feb. IAN Irish laboror, at ote-
yator " H." namud Isaao Dolby, was killed this
l,oen ,.nuor tho following circumstances lIo
was employed around tho elevator to couple cars
ad Hwitcis thcm ut tho different lines and whllo
thus employed got caught In Hotna mannor he-
tweelI tho earn, aud was AHoas instantly killed.
Ho leaves wlfe aud two aulA!l children 'rlltn
IL thu sacont accident of tho klud Ut the samo
plaeu WttllIu Wuek.
, 1875-02-02
KILLED BY THE CARS,

Special BfsIutch T. 3he Lhirnye Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, WiH,, Fob. 1.-Frcsglt-traln Con-
durtos George Patterson. ol tho st. Paul Eai'-
way, fell betweon tho cars to-day and WAS lit
stautly killed. Deceased Ind beou In tho em-
ploy of tile Company for thirty years. 1Is leaycs
q wlts AMI a GrUwt-1p child,
Snvtfa& Dspatca to Tbs Chteano Tribune.
6FnIS0FlELu, It,, Feb. --lIeNry (ireaD. T.
German. living 1lear l,orliu, IN this 1otlltY, waa
run over and kllc:l by train Of cars on tho
Toledo, Wabash Il Western l!nilroad snstcrlRy
morning. a toroner's Jury to-.!ny LIQUID 4 sor-
dict U! accidental killing.
, 1875-02-02

BURNING OF A LuNATtc ASYLUM.
QuEBEc. Jan. 8D.-TIIe fire n tho Eoaufort
lunatlo Asylum last night III supposed to have
originated in ona OF tic cells occnpiol by q
vicious character uatnad Mary Breton. IIor
cohduot lad bcen very yiolont, aud the Ind
boon confined III coll. Size vowou 10 hayo her
royenge. aud is supposed to l,avo kinlIeA 1lra
by plao!nE bundle underneath h0r bod, nhtl
tlon shut the door. She suffered torrlblo fate,
having perished in tllo ilamcH. The utm1st
etlorts wcro made tn snbduo tho ifro, but they
woro unHuccosslul. owing to the large quantity
Of woodwork.
j., The sight was pitiful In the extrome, como Of
tho inlatcs escapng INTO corno.B alld 0l,stirata-
" refusing to ba removed. 0thers lied down
the corridors to tho DARKEST cellars, al,tl were
found shiverng with fear. Othorn 3an intn tho
cupoa, and it was only with tho greatest difficult
ty they could ho brought out. The nawa spread
to tho city mid thousands went to tho sceno /;
435 wumon were rescued md transferred to tho
NUNS wing, and only three arc as yet known to
have porisAed. Tho loss will be great to the
province, an this Wns about tho only aaylnm of
mitch magnitude aud completeness iu this ne.-
ton. II III strange to say TINT the worst case In
thu femnso wnra entirely recoyerod her reason In
tho pallic and Is ~ sa,,e al possible.
, 1875-02-02

Sosetui D4lH1tch u TIN 0AIcaQa 7rtlua4.
DUBUQUE, Ia. lab. l.-tieorge Brown, : law
yer, formerly of Rockford, Ia, was found ut
oclucA sunday morning badly froaau al small
station on thu Cotlar Taley l.4ilsvad while Sleep
Ing utt tl,e affects of drunken BpraQ. Tie
rla,rcA ars liat liEuwn will lnao both hautla
mud ms fullt,
, 1875-02-02
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, II. o., Fob. l.-Far ths L1ss
Isogiaa, except Lake supcrior, fallips eafoas'
ter, rising temperature aoptAwsstery slno''
aud iuerexeiug clouaness
, 1875-02-02
BILLIARDS Al CLEVELAND.

GLEyg1ANp, o., Feb. liza tho bltara'
tournament to-day, Clloato heat Aluim 400 10
1Ba; QAstar heat Thasel,ar 400 70 a.; uslissas1
beat Ilousng 200 10 lDs-ths boas game of sh'
tournament thus far.
, 1875-02-02

TIE r0FA AND TIE EMpENOn.
LONDON, Feb. Ia Vienna Apecinl SAYS Tho
rouo EHs thanked the Emperor FrauciB Joscph
for l'le consterato application Ut tho Austrian
l.crlesiustical laWt.
, 1875-02-02
ITALY,
dADfDALbtS rl5tr TO no5EH,

LONDON, Fob. Ia dispatch from Noma
states TINT Garibal1i Informed tho King that ho
had not COME to Ilonln With political intcutlons,
but to forward tho material wafaro Of his con-
BttUentH.
, 1875-02-02
AT EAST SAGINAW. MICH,

STtrIal UHpaffN % 3As EAttagV Tribune.
EAsr sAu1sAw, Mich. Fcb. Ia boarding.
house. owned by lfusyey j. Coleman and occu-
pied by Mrs. Bcnts, wan damaged by ilrs th!s
no1uing 10 tho extent q! s250; insured.
, 1875-02-02

CHARGED WITH POISONING HIS WIFE.
GLtSroS, In, Feb la MN named uoaitt is
undor arrest in Dewitt, thiH county. charged
with poisoning his wifo. Tile Inter tlio 1ili.lur
suspicious circumstances, on Friday ntsht. An
inquest heint, held, tb nuBt mi tom revealed
traces Ut 1nson. at.'i the nunl;.llh stomach was
seit 10 Chicago for anni: :sla.
, 1875-02-02

ARREST OF a GAMBLER.
CLEVELAND, o., Fob. l.--CanRdn Dill, noto-
rious hrer-carl monte a,., vas nrrestoti in thie
city to-,iay.
, 1875-02-02

PRINCETON. ILL.,, Feb. 1.-The largo frame
residcnco of ". ". Ferris, Cashier OF tho Firat
National Bank was With tho furniture, enti,.ly
consumed by fire ut an emily hour yesterday
morning. Two Indy visitors narrowly eerapud
with tlar lives. The lpsB iA abu,t 10, 100, tIu-
irctlsu tlue MAJ lAo calise Of llle ltru.
, 1875-02-02

Ban FRAsGlsco, Feb. l.~-IED l'atiHo Mail
steamer ColuIati0 as,lod Ut nonl tukixy fur
llons Kong, via Yokohama
QuxExsrowS, Feb. 1.-esparnsLIp Celtic, ffop.
New York, llxa asrivEtl.
NEW ioHE, Feb. 1.--Arriyed -staatnh.r.
I'sllic, from Liytrbau!; Klapstu:k, flnG4 Naitl-
bIIGi Oder, fEom Eretaeh.
, 1875-02-02
l''lEsl;S.


IN CHICAGO,
The uouso of lin f;oni Sheohrrl A four
.t,,u ,,r;,l 1n;h1;,r, to,,tat, ~, Nart,, ,,.,to+
nse1' pt'eN r"''' ,Iin 'o ~ 4'''u n."e
fire ut J ocsoek Yesterday morning Ihe loas OH
nioil'e a''o contents "as So,V'o' a'lo 'b eo'eFea
py III insurance VI F1l,ooo. LUG nie "a1 ca'aeu
w " "otec,'se '"t'ace-Auu, y. an'. ""7 i'1t
a'feoFefea pesSeel 's'' es,,"s ,n, y. 1Ao "ppe,
Aoor a"o tno TOOL 1ho 1lletae" nea
difficulty i'll reaching the 1!amcs and
nearly deluged tho building with water.
before thcy could oAtugubh them. Tie roof
ora,tos. @s % ;snaao ~ r,.',,.t, fro,n vator % ~ 1no M
h,,,,;nr ia ins,,rod II, tho f,,,o,y,,, ronno,i,u
r;;,.,1 oe pbi,,ac1,b,a. ~ sa. r,rrom,ny
e5 ocm. wo,,otn ~ tro,o,,,o ~ ma. f!orn,op.
,,o a. M o. T,N
, 1875-02-02

The Circuit Court openoI for live wusks' aes-
elon a Dauv1l!s, yesterday. JuIgv y. L. Dasia
prealdiug.
, 1875-02-02

At 0ALEsHuRo, H..
dALEsnuRn, H., Feb. 1.-Jho house Of A. r.
hafg ~ts destroyed by fire yesterday. Insnrea
in tbs j'AuuiI ol Hartford, for $500.
, 1875-02-02

Sp6efo1 UEU11N u 3Ha LH1HlI0 1FItaNe.
pltfLAnELPHla, Fut, 1.-On baturtny uyonIng
last, It the tno wien tho 1ight-wntchnsl. at
raoi were going OIL duty, they discovered 4
loaYy Iron bar chaiuod ACROSS tho down track OIL
the Pennsylvania Railroad at paoli uroyo,
Bl,ort tlIatAnes t!is Ade OF tho Station. alen ut
oncs Hot 10 work ullebaInlng tho hestruotya ut-
stas!e, aud 1t wss removed In ttme to prevent
Tho Mrcck1ns of tlto tram, which 3,llsseu down
i,rtaceu iaf-Aat and y oelouk. Had this da-
coysrY not LoBn made, nothing coul inyo avoid
Cd dreadful cula,,ty, wlllu must hays o,lsaetl,
Anl loss of lifo would have leon certain. 1t III
tGo opinion ol soMe Tint tue nefatioas a'ld
parties to rob tho naat down PRESS train, while
others hre Of opinion that il was the work OF
Holuo lulo!n1a lprau,a adverse tn tho interests
OF tho lonhsyls&t!lA ltAllrna'i Uompauy.
, 1875-02-02
that tllnsa Indictments nra tho result Of q con.


Y ESEAFED FROM JAZZ.
Spfrfd1 H,sndteA Z" fha Chscano Tr,tnna+
f'ArrLE Cn:EH, Mich, Fob 1.-Alner Rager an
accountant, imprisoned fnr om,oz2iencnt in tho
Eaton County jail to await tho sitting Of tho
Court, broke tl,orofrom last evening as abots
o'clock by digging holo through tho will md
iolling himself down tn tho ground with II rn.r
Of s|iecta. Tho 1a,1 In n now ono, having becn
hlils nHs seaau,. Th,r is tile tlrht c*dln thtro-
tho arrest al tho bird OIL tl,s wing.
, 1875-02-02

C1sc1snArI o., Peb. 1.--lrtl I.nlncr drank
bali : pint of Whisky, saat n,sLt. I'LL Il wsgtr,
1xeparing hin stomach with ct!'iuls Iri.usl4,s It
aWeet oil. lie lived Gut sh1It tine after.
, 1875-02-02

]. A. EMERSON, Ark. 8ecrctary.