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!rsttul Ni,p<..tA sn Tbs faitapu 7sihphr.
Iowa CRY, ill.,, April 9l.-1t IL rod. Ths wiul4
ferco, dung considerable d4,ags. Tha brick gmoke-
tt3ck Of Eoai, Gr.m l. Co.'S lisery wa partly blown
down, besides fcuces, tFet4, etc.
, 1875-02-26
HOUSE or ns.I1lEsESTA1 IVES.

sr. Butler tAfaes1 IN tho irssirr nt ths Republican
as, na wht!s tas ri, ": Wy Sntne called M cssann
strengthening lbs foscea. Thu Opposition wAs led ty
air :.adAil, seconded " alr. aEser. Tna sre,ker
promptly tAs many dlcn!i poiua conssau1y arising.
Ous 0tiocE. Al this hour ihp deadlock continues.
Tas Uaa s .peea u O. sn e. It, Il 9s s ~
,isn Democratic stde, dta Aussr zasel ths point of
ruled It waa not and Tic yoaa nays wcra tafau on
tic question Of adjournment Tbs vots repultcd !:
ruat, o.; nays, 154. sot tho motion to ADJOURN Vas
tir. hereford then offered the following:
Nesolre'', The Benato concurriug, thst the Houae
Ths speaker decided il out Of order. o refused 10
entertain urruat from A!s derlson, and ruled thxt
as mso T. cos2 ~ UT
bo enlerained. VIZ: the motion 10 adjourn, and !
motion b. adjourn to a1ed dats.
Af. Ehifetye then uoTod 10 4djourn to Saturday,
uI.ou which tLa yeas anu nays wsra ortlersl.
Tho resu!: ~ ths caa w.; is.s. u na,1 III.
uro which 81. Kidralge ,siscd qufyian of consult
again oldsred Tho vols soos.; Yeas, l7o; uaya. -.
Which tho llouse agreed to consider. and dnmanded
tts ys!,s:, ~, sod naya. Which wcse oTtored.
W. Eafhsass' H. FL ,ao.iSn sE w.
Altar tbs etll lad bten read. NE, Nibl4sk msdo =
ront ef osdes shs. inaan,acn provided tor tls
cnnlmlttea 0f thu WAotv,
The 3Fctker refused to entertain thu point Of orar
an1 Elbtack appealeI.
Mr.. congts moved 70 lay the appeal on tbs table.
upon Which tlo syss auI noss NeFs dsnsnded,
c4tr1td-sala, la1; nAya, 70.
Mr. coaMrn roao 1t aclock to opsu tho debatet but
senashhd that the tn'o which lad heen occupied IL
gtlug rtaly haa bean lung, and sstry ons Wa 20
With tho xork necesaary for lbs It'll thi. evening" Ie
won!a siekl to haEs aOMs aaeItnen0 oHsrsd+
AtnsMdiatnA weru therounon o3tred, o. sus-
gSstod, b! Mea.rs. uueler latass.>. O.nnon uaxey.
Nu> and I. u. Ho*r. Ths siaeudtnent ot tAe !stsuF
was 70 sraka out tho hrst Eecoud aud fourth
aud OF Ar. Cannon to rtlks en tue shlrtetuth seoon
~. conTer then moved an adtourninent, stating
;aAt Ae uM 20 u the rsquost OF inony memosfs VITO
lea btau titnQ IN tbs bah for tHsnty-nins aeux
Without slean and Without regular ueAls.
, 1875-02-26
The Republicans Reach It at
Last, and Then Adjourn.
Radical Amendments offered by
hlcssrs, Cannon and Noar.
Incidents Of the Protrac!ed Sessions
The Speaker Severely Tried.
Tic Ends Jetty Bill md the Tax
Bill to Sc Amended In the
Senate.
MATTERS OF INTEREST.
TTTr rtr1a 1rTTY NtfI



.Sp<eiat DiseateA to Ths chiago 717buns.
WASHINGTON, .. O., Fob. 25,-The Sonhse
Committee On Transportation this afternoon
considered tho Huuse Eads Jet:y bill, and do
cllcd to report 1t fGrorahty to tho sannto With
como amendments. The amendments reduce
tho aggregate Hmount Of tho appropriation from
$S, 600 900 to e5 go 900; provide that tho tetties
shall bo placed In tho south pass instead Of tho
southwcst pass, aud place tho work under con
troll OF tho War Department. Tho amendments
practically embrace tho origuNl House bill, with
additional securities for the doyerntnent.
THE vlnu1S1UH tNpE1tA1rY.
Tho President to.dny received nu official dis
patch from Caleb Gushing, from Madrid, Etntfng
that tho lgintus indomnity papors have ooen
formally transferred, aud that tho entire ques-
ton iB aottlod on tho basis Of n payment by
gpnln OF $500 to tue family OF eacli victim. Tho
Spanish Alini9icr called upon tho Secretary Of
State this morning md presented to him All M
tho 1atter stateR that lo has boom called 10 the
throne by ucclaMatiou Of the Spanish pooplo,
mud desires that tho Unitcd States will accept
the proi1er Of his friendship.
PRESIDENTIAL ELroT1oSg-
Tho 9anato discussed Senator Morton'a bill for
tho repeal Of sLo twontY-Becond joint ru1o and
providing for = nav mode OF eoct'ng. President
and Vice-ProHtdent, until o'clock tlis evoninR,
Democrats would endeasor to defeat bill which
tl4oir hands. Accordingly theY sought to pro-
loug tho dobate,. both for tho purpose
Of defeating Mortou's propositton, mud 10 give
tho Civil Rights bill less chuncc. In this tloy
wero assisted by few Republicans. Thurman
Limsclf. however: was obliged to admit
propoaitions. TIC bill provides for tho
repeal Of tho law winch permits tho
electoral vote Of any Stale to bs rajoctcd BY q
aingIo objection ia ott.lor House; and provides
That no btata can be dsfranchisod without tho
Joint aollon OF both uouaaR Ths Damoc1xtio
boMators. sce!nR TINT the Republicans waro do
ternl}nod to sit Eorton's bill out the entire
night, Gbout Q O'Clock consented to yoto, when
the bill usA passed
THE civil KI0HTs l1LL.
Tho Henato las also doctlnd that the Civil
Nights bill shall be taken up Tomorrow. and
that lftor 2 o'clock on Saturday dobato al,all ba
limited to 1--WE n,lnutca' Gpoeohse. This will fur
nish twenttl-si1 hours for debate. Tho lrlonda
OF tho blu oxpoct that It will phga Saturday Rf-
tornoon. HouAtor Carpenter Ia expected to
gpoak against tho Civil Rights bill.
, 1875-02-26

SAN FuAHclsco, Fob. ga dispatch from
Ffosonec. Arizona. Htatos tlius tho man recently
arrested "A Bender, the Ksasas murderer, ca
capod the gnards on the 17th inst.; wandered in
tho mountains for four days; Was driven by
starvation to como in, and WA recsptured near
hero. He gives h[s name Us I1enry Diosch-
,nillo.. 1Io is very roticeut. Ho answers OK
2csly tho dcacrlptton Of paudar.n
, 1875-02-26
NOTES AND NEWS.

NN~'' -@AN'N Te'"4A*~s''
5pech! 0HPafeh 10 1h4 Ehtfa3a Trt5ttha.
WAaH1NoroK, D. O., Fob. l5..-Adam Bmltis
Chairman or ths Mint Committee. leaves for
| Ehtcnpo to.ntuht. Tia bnu aban,ono3 M ~
,,aa.sa,o so so,a1kus' ~ uAs a0aeaoAeo tae e1'
i.n, y. oese 'e,oe.'s "sAea "pon ..'o
"'A ~ tHAs heaa'oA AuE tAo Thut OF f1N1e. Iue
resolution reported by tho Finauco CommIttoe
requires investigation On tho mart Of tbs psoss.
aant. wb;ch conId m. ha m.de a,.;na ~ ~. ~
usn.' "."'u ooaa uot oe 'aaoe ooe'os taS 10"
1@main1o9 Gays o. tae aeasson'
A,sKAhsa8.
TIlste pre indications OF \ reueuL of tronblos
IN I-..,s,s T., H. .u",,t .4,,s". y. "s"e'os
C.--.. -,tt.. -,
Goassess WITHOUT somo uehnits actloo. one os
the Arkansau Representatives tonight Teoeivel
tllts dispatch from = ts1ssHosthy source, dated
I,ttlo noet,
Jar mo-. r. h.p. .o,.,,,,.,-,,. IT,
srnmcnt nv" @'t' souse'linS @''a 'as ai3Aaa 10Y
rt, ,t..., r. .... i,
.o,,tna na "iS!aseu IT, ~ eonlfMed irom several
nsars to ,,o ~ a., o. tno . ntofha'o1 al,
iehts 70 nu 70 convoy tue tdeA tEat !oI Uf'H
y Recommending resort to fofeo Oh tho part Ut
sooas nso;: ~ sass tho Masd resolution reeogusios
, 1875-02-26
THE VtCKSBURc MASSACRE.
OUTLINE or THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES H.

4
ou.7,vr ~ rrs 1vvrsr,n.r1rn coM,rrTrr,a M.
''" - ~ ' ponr. '' ' e''''' '''1
p...,x, ,,,.,.t.. :. ~. f,s,.,,, ,r-,,ur.
oreeMt D'"peea ~ ~, ~ ~"'' os nn. s
"1a'SaioS, -, - W neo D. 20. -uen ,,,s..,, n.s'gu. w.
hah prepared tho report OF the Vickabnrg H.
vcs.fen:iug Committee, and viii preaent It to-
morrow to tho full Committee for approval Tho
rar,ar, \, i.,,o,h, .ra +. n,,,,lv coraral T., n
ioPots 10 'eas.nf' ..'1 80 uA'"'s eNn"se ~ ~
narrative htatoment OF the fnasaaese At 'icka-
burg. This narrative ahows, In a
ynry Htartliue mauuer, tue Bnirt Of
fsulessno,a vIs;c,, nrovn,,s in III, south. and Of
'.,.;"ts .,'. v,a,.,,.s,r .a.aasa ,.as ,,,s 49,,
"men tue ''nsou1s 'na8eaGt' was ou. ouo man
ifestatiou. There woro ev!denc7e Of tntimtda-
t1on cverywhcro. Tie whtto people wnro thor
oueb1y prcnated with tlcir caso. The blacks
1zoro r,E;1,;n1 tn ,e,tirv r. was mt nne,, .f.er
:, I, ~ .,.-,,
Wv -,,,' y, ~ ~ 1.',,
men, with tho courage born OF despair, had told
Lor painful story, tlat bravery enough cano to
ths raat IN TIL ia faca which f,r ,ln Tar ot rim
na.aan., sa,,eas ther hsI oa,.an,te,1 1a,o
pe,sou*' oanset tu'S u4a ooneea'o4' tuo
evidence nakcH 1t conclu7iTo that for
, 1875-02-26

The fl!ibustorihg, rhich hns occupied tho last
thirty hours, occurred in bringing tho measure
befo.o tho Honao. II uaa objected by Al Oxpo-
dent Of thu minority which no existing ruleH can
prevent. 1t gray cut Of tito fhct that tho uofn0-
erats on any important motion prrsIstonsiy de-.
cituca to vote. md from tho further fact fhke
owing 10 trick On tho part of tho ulansEcrs Of
tho Forco bill quorum Of Republicans wna not
pfcsont. Tie Democrats by not voting
sGcuhED TIE ABSENCE or QuoEUM.
and Immediately afterwards, by voting, prevent.
Cd call Of the IfonEo, Theaa Inot!oun and those
roaultng from this 1nhtcuvre, occfiofc!l tlo ell
tlrc thirty hours. Tho chisf point which tile
thirty 1ourn III Eeuding tho bill 10 TIN genafo, II
It Gan bo rteacd at MI. eo far as votes In thu
lIo,lsn go, The perriutcnco Of tho Democrats In
dilatory motions has tentot to unite tho lopnl,
licanB, aud i,as gained Homo rnse' for tl'o bill
which Toull l,ayc been css,4 against It Int tor
tLis waBto OF time b7 tho Democrats. Il Ia eer-
tain that thuro will b0
4 VERT FORMIDABLE orposlT1oy TO THE utt.t
on the part: Of: sonlc. Kelubcans+ Al indica-
nenss Of Judge Hoar. Of massachusetts. and
Cannon, Of Illinois. Tim latter, who ia d nao,n-
bes Of tho AAbnmh COMMITTEE. and hut for
whose pro Jo''nsa cot,sent tho Force bill could
not l.avo beon reported to tue 11ouae. gavo no.
section. Tlls Ia the section whicl, provides for
Tho suspension Of tho writ OF tabosa co,,,ua.
Judge Hoar gavo notice Of N ameud-
mcut to nlrl&e out the ttat. second,
aud fourth aecttons, ana said that ho
othornac could not voto for tho bill. Tl,rxo
sections relate to tho puntnament of conspiracy
for nu attempt to overthrow 4 attte Gnvorn-
uent, and to tho provision for tho .punlEhment
Of registration officers under tho Laws ot t4e
State. Tho amendment on to the fourth section
Is npparant!y made on constitutional Elounda.
1t IL probable that tAs Forcs BIZ will 10 aronght
'to final vote, aud that IL will paAB TIM LOUISA
BY = ANAL majority, though perhaps IL moi'-
ed r1ssh., iS, 1aese tss ft nrsocn1 to 10 M
fro rca,aiuiag days. Il con pass Tho
s'enatc and become . law. Tho Journal Of tho
thirty holrs' proceedings must bo read to-mor-
row. except tue reading il dispensed With by
unanimous consout, b7 nuBpnuson Of the rules
uudor tHo.thrds vote, or bv adiour',inz pcnd-
ing tbs reAding. Tho Democrats certaia-
II will not consont to tic former, and tho
Republicans, vino think tho passage OF TIC Force
bill Ia mora dangerous than All extra session,
may unita with tho Democrats to prevent two
thirdu. In auct osent tho reading Of the jour
nal wontl cauao The loss OF another day.
, 1875-02-26
plckPDckEIS BAGoED.

P!ckpcckatB werA acstro In ths crowd which
gathetad around tho llslief and AID 6oeiesy
ha!dlnE yeasesday afternoon. and tho police cap
tuied tAFee young mau, QUO Of whom, Joe Gid
oon. WAS icon 70 put bis band In c!oss ,pro1imtty
g Eentlensans pockss. The otAet two. JAsk
Murphy aud George Cornell, wero taken In On
suspicion, The p,1tousss we're looked up IN ths
Arloory,
, 1875-02-26

EoTFtspsTatnts a TIE Ch'cago Tribune.
1toKxSA, ILL.,, Feb. 24.-Tho arrest Of p. J.
Rhaw, hts brother Charles, and Charles Werth-
miller, for assaulting Frank Farnsworth4 near
Joliet, has created quite IN excitement. Tho
accused declare they are not guilty Of such IN
outrage. Tho Inhabitants OF THU place wero
greatly surprised when the Arrest was mado for
1iertLni'ior and 7. i. Shaw ara well known
hurc, and Churlca Shaw. formerly Of a1aino and
late Of California, laa the appearance Of \ eon.
tleman,
, 1875-02-26
THE FlLtBuSTERlNG ERA,

1WLSTf-E1NE HouN8' atEdR IN THE uouBk.
Gpte,al Dupasea 10 Th4 Caseao> l{tauus,
wAa,uvnrox n, G.. Fab. o5-1ho Tf,ruo ,,,f.
.,s.,,,,,., ..x..,,,,.,a A.. .,..,.t ,.,,u-..1.
losts Vieaeneu '1o "sua' ''ln,ca'1ons ~, OF 70
oious' noatea nl6nt-aessloa' Inc spcaler, in
tho party lrcsa In which be Was first app.ised of
tho Rlibusteriug. stood weary bnt nlcrt. onva1 in
hand. ,ta ,eno,,;, c1nr1,a i~c,sa A.. t,'s ,.,.s
t,rosn,,o roII ,,,o,.,,or. ,-on. ,t.,s ,.s ."t,
t"eaol'e foi Uel1oeta' 15on tneE lmpfos1sea
beda upon sofas, the aoor, aud chairs, feebly re-
soorded 10 voices husky from TIM dnttes or tls
niubt. Tbors xoro fow freai, focos. Thar. wos
49, .,,..... 1..,.'. a.. ~,o1s "s0
ea"ass aut.s 'ao 1'bos ~ tno par
,!emon'sfy s'tua''on. Tho now Eule was
found not to bc nppllcablA to tho
motions that wore mslo, Tic motions
ia .d,orr,. MI, n n,,4o,,n =, a. ss,s.t.
.<,-s ,,ast,.a 49, 80 - A.. 'sA ~ u15 eos1a'n,
mSsv ea sne No." rnio bas
ods. The Dsmoc1ats present declined 10 yoto.
Tlia disclosed tho sbseuce of 4 Quorum. A call
of tho House v.a tI,cn n,ovod .hon ~. n.,~a
800 a. ~. 49,, 1.o'o1. "too 'ae oemo"
This prevented oall Of tito House, sud the
sana procosaes we're again ropeated. Tbcro
Hs1o
o.vo ,r,ro 20,
9ne inability IN tho House to compel mc1nbors
prcsont TO vote. aud tho absence OF b quo
iuu OF Republican monbcrA. Tioso wura
enough Republicans IN the city. but they had
NV ou1Hc4cut IHtSTeRt IN tA6 penuQhH De18tiIGU,
Or Tcto 100 fond Of takluY their oaBe ut tloir
tnns. to surrender themaalyou to tho fatigue OF
n'Ght,Beasion, Or Lad not boon advised Of But
lef,g intended trick. Tho pEcaouco Of 14i no-
publlcana at any ttmo would ilayo ralloved tho
dead'loek, md doubtless havo prevented tho
Democrats from being successful in further dils-
tory motions. About o'clock this morning
TIE ONLY NOTABLE INCIDENT or THE ENTIRE
, NionT
occurred. Tho announcement OF the vote On
motion for call Of ths House showed tnat liz
nidmEess Responded to tbelr nameB. Cossnn,
tue BrcaEor ahuult declare tho presence OF a
quorum, and on these grounds lilo roll-call
demonstrated tho presence Of 142. Tho Speaker
WAS ptceent, and sam nandaIl, wAo hkd declined
to vote, had just nade = motion which fatulshad
record evidcuce Of his owu pyesouco. Tnat
made the IA necessary 10 complete tha
quorum. Upon that atatement Of fact
1 number Of Republicans, In much sx.
clteInunt. insisted lhat lie auoskar sbor1t
declare tile quorum present. Nj. Diaipo.
in hya-minutos epersh ol sotnarkablo force anJ
lire, dooiuol TO accolo to this roauost. liz s.i1
that boforo 4 ro..call had boou mais tho
, 1875-02-26

twoen this city and Joplin, by which the erssa
lead interests can be moro quickly dovelopol
Only 1900 II required to iusure tts building.
HErTiS1 OF RAILWAY cFFfcIArA.
All the Geno,a1 Passenger AGents aud General
hnrtrihsertlents Of tho roads centosing bore mct
in t'la city to-day to conssder various tmrostant
questions. cutting down rataB, appointing Depot
31sstols, etc,
, 1875-02-26

sutetAl tfsoalth 10 The IAIeoJo Tftbuns.
KANXAs Cl1T, 1lo. Feb. 25.---Tho Peoples Com
mitsea wall call On tlIo buslnsss moi. OF THU city
Tomorrow. to soltsit subscriptions to lilo stock
Of The Missouri Central Railroad. It ia Intended
TO hui1a road fton Joplin. No.. to BAxtss
epsiues HAS,. thus giving direct connection bs-
, 1875-02-26

6r<etas l1sp1ch 10 Iks Chi-A1s NtauAk.
RAsE HA6lxAw, Mich, Fob. 25.-TAe trial Of
Tho tuo lcSamcea, chazgad With body-suatohIn3,
10 !u proGtass X Flint, sna csoAtcs tauoh excite
Iaent. Tho old naAn vas convicted Of tho chargs
lAss svsnlaa. Tia Jury being out IN hour. Ths
trAl pf tha son II &olus On. Tie testimony
, 1875-02-26
ANOTHER NEW f0RX FAILURE.
Nkw Yong, Feb. 25.-Whrat|y, Villisms 4
TO-, sugar.. relluaru, suspended this morning.

An s1s.aiu2tiou Of tlle fruit bul4 1eas ktls-
ul!.ou, tIeh., .tnse shs shaw, raoa. aa+: all tue
peach AND sweet chosy bAds ata luoa; eont
t:tA,4s sud surll 4.nHt attn
, 1875-02-26

Of the old beacon on the aast pier known as
beacon No. !, abandoned.
, 1875-02-26
A HORRIBLE CRttHE.

LocrnvuIx. Ky., Feb. 25.-The Courier-Jour-
nat has Information Of te1rible crime in Green
County, ky. Miss Green Hutchinson, OF that
county, zocont7 gaze BIRTH to child Of which
her SISTERS husbund, Edward Woodbridge, IL sad
70 DO the father. Tile child was nurleted, and
Woodbridge ns last accounts waB in Jail. Tic
condition Of tho woman ia critical, and n cat ex-
citcmont prevails In tie cunlsnuutty over tie
Affais.
, 1875-02-26

elected shows tsat the old nao and
his two sons, one Of than = med-
cal studcnt at Tic Michigan University,
hare been eu9agod In The tuaiEosa tro or threa
Year,. tle bodies reanrrscted being shipped to
the foa at Ann Arhor. Among tko articles H.
tsoduced ~ evidence on tha part Of the peonla
aro to1eH iotwhch remains bavs boon shipped to
Ann Afhor; also, clothing found ss lilo prieoner's
hnute Which wsB ,ocognizcd ~ having boon
placed On bodies by tho parents OF the deceased.
, 1875-02-26
SUN UNoEn TAE ENEoBcEMEMr Acrs

Lou;aT1LIE, Ky., Feb. 25.-Tis trial Of f!fty-
ono pessons, rcsidcnta Of Owen County, IT..
for conspring to prevent Deputy United
states a1arnnaf from executing process Of
court, Ia now in prosrcas iu tie United Sta:es
District Court it' ilis city. snA Is exciting great
interest throughout TIN Slate. Among tie xu-
sng Attorney Of Owen County.
, 1875-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS.


1hefe u no longer any doubt that all the East
esn trunk lInes will within short tiu1o become
involved ID the war now going on bctweon the
PennsylSauis nud tho baltimore l. Ohio Nail-
ROACH. Under The Saratoga agreement. 10 ous
OF the th'oe trunk Ines can cut ratoB openly
Without violating its Provisions. Tho rcunsyl-
snniA Railroad sells local slckcta fru,n New York
to Philadelphia fot 1926, md tLan chtrCea only
&12 from ph'ladoipbia to Chicago, thus making
tho price for ths whole trip only sl5.25. Az tho
Now York Central aud Eric Roads charRo e22,
the plan adopted by tho pennsylvania NaI!ronA
In vlrtualIy violation Of tho Saratoga cor,-
nscs. md may get be 30 regarded
Q; tha other trunk lines. Nothing new
the ralne. Thu rsrnsylyA,.Is Railroad still keors
up ~ rasoS from thin city to the East. Theirs
IT, hoHoTcr probability that = reduction wi;t
70 ~: ihAaG to-day Or Tomorrow, The Baltimore
= on'n Railroad haa beon distributing largo
numlcr OF hand bills announcing tho reduction
OF fstua on ito loc, all over the eity. Tho Co,n-
pai!y IL still doing very large patBepeor traffic.
aud II consequence tho o!I,er tlncB leading 20
tue Esft ~ ,coipa Ct srks slns on IN Tbs
city to tha Eatt arc still lnsiuta,ned Ly Ill the
!loes, Including tha baltimore 1: Ohio, and there
LII no prosPccs ~ yet OF IN Immediate reduction,
ILLINOIS KUADs IN RAxxnrp1c:.
according to the Springfield Journal, tEo fol-
!o"ipE ll!no1s railroads haye passed. in,J the
hands OF Receivers Htlia tho laat faw moot},a
ot1sn.n, 1sact9ass; cisntss /. eu,nRt,,a A1:'; IS;
hpFinghe!u Illinois boutleaA!crn.. IN
KprlnKie!d I! su:tdvostcrn... "
Cairo SineeuneA... lE1
u. lnnla !: houtheassesn. esn.................... II.
EaexlorI L 1,pcs iGlani. ..............,,,.,,. ~
1"Gao. a,9. Iaot'1 4 Maraar: ~
ioeaot Hab4hA d "e"'cFn... .ss.
, 1875-02-26

Tho dc nth Of william spn,oa HALL, Judge OF
tho cou,mou Pleas Court, at st. Paul, which oc-
CURED On tho Baltimore i Ohio cars Wednes.
day, coming from Maryland, oreatea general eor.
row htts. He was nativo Of baltimore; went
70 Ut. Paul tn 1854; WAS elected Judge In 1867,
and. lust Jeas, unanimously Eo-eseoted. uo was
&Rrett fayorito With both the Dar and tho peo-
PIC d st. Paul. He mas about ~ years. Old and
ieases wifo and fi1o children. Tho vacancy oc.
oassoned by hls death La required BY law to be
Aled by election tho second Tuesday In March.
Tho many friends Of 1T. ". L. FAwcErr, so
npny yeaEa identified with In1 TAlnuNE, md 1t
prssens financial editor Of the Inter- Ocean will
hs paincd to learn Of the death Of lis litt,o
aaughser. HELEN pEAnL. famllhrly known
alnonE her playmatos IA "GyrslE," which o.
sarsod Wednesday. nook Ego yesterday tho
:hild wss playing st home. and In running
ssFuch Acr head against tho edge Of door With
such ftHce that she could not rally from
:le ehock. Dlsoaso Of tho brain md
stomach were auporInducod by tho scct-
don't, aud notwithstanding tho fact tbat
she had the best OF medical ghill aod
nusa''ss. tho Nttls ons died Wednesday, forc.
noon. 6fse was bright, handsome, vlyaclous
oatld. gEoAt fasozte with hsr piayma.es and
WITH MI who knew her. Mr.. FAwoErr uiu 70.
eelso sns' heartfelt sympathy OF large etrols Of
sfieants and acqnnintanees In thia NOW aftljction
Witch h'aa 10 suddenly dsrksnea bis homo, Tho
ln1tsN serrtcos Will be held this forenoon 1t ii
GSo!oea, 1T tho rcadencs Of the family, lii South
xA1 hYauue.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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NaSs stst p,scuEofs; u. ohisana, 81. Laul.; t. +.
Iii u st s. Louis; F. Q: Adams, Olare!aua; r..
4rJa II THsFSnto; Ha 9. p!.selI 61aysland Mlc6ssl
I'll. S,nna nnnnsat;pais; u ". Wagner, Minneapolis;
ID: oa1ss ,raladslphisi !. 4. Achardsoa, Doa.
yoet t. j. an1nsstss, noess.tesi @ y. MeNo Da!-
:4fg 4Sai. 9isasis; H. De 3.saa'9E' syfas9:s
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.1;atiuA ,nHalemoss; 4. VAncv Troxn. It p.ni.
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nsau ntslllm aaron 2. Kaox, NAaAachusatts Iah
NHtehs4l Mitchell u; Loala 4. ". Foster. u. i soon
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
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3ur ueberfsnbune BON @elb unb fuQtsn
wU fe ~ baben fnb, ta;u aebrauGj
perbtn.
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amt an eth anbres serfeBt werosn fcu,
70 mus tmuter aud bas YOfamt anses
9eten ,uerben, trp bic 3eitune frdber
empfansen rurbe.
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BeImdbte empfdnst, Cber f6 auf irseno
etne 8eile Gebler einf6leiden, 70 fputs
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auSeeber lusIef@ hauon bsna6ri6ttB.
Derben.