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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-08-11
DeaMs.
!, Angus, 10. MARY LAME. sge,, n y..,,.

In Beriin, August 10. MARY LAMB, agci "a years.
In Hancock. August T. EBEN CLAFLiN, aged 81 years
In Chelsea. August !, ERAsTUs ALLEN. aged v years
In Worcester August !, DAVID L. FROST agsd 81 years
n Cabot, Angus. g. Of consumption. v. W. HALE. sged
n s. Johnsbury, Jaiy a. THOMAS FLEETWOOD
In Rochester. August .. Mrs srErnEN POWERS. aged
neatly ~ years.
IN Waterbury, august =, HORACE ALLEN. aged nearly
= years. A soldier oi isi2
70 thclsea, August Lucr STONE. widow Of the la,s
Sohn stoftri ngel y years and months
IN gahgt August I, ALICE L. HAINEs. daughter Of
Ms Emily G. Haincs, aged u years and u months
bbg,Ssq pgl shelby ean,y Illinois, Juiy q JUDITH
years. "
IN brandon, August T. CHARLES \. SCOTT, former
icrnent -'''' 10 "''''' ''' ''
n yer,hlre, July r. nancy ROLLINS wife Of Joseph
y Rollins and daughter Jonathan AMI Ruth Bohannan
late Of Bolton, aged u years.
,A,Iiampon Reach, H. Angus, Of cholera lnfanil,n
Babhii, of waltsncid, ageI months and 20 days.
" Northneld August 10, I. wAsHtNGToN BROWN,
o. Boston formerly q Mentreie aged q years. Funeral
Nor,hncd. August i2th, At hif-past twelve O'Clock.
In ornge Gensr, July q. LIZZIE A. BAILEY daush-
Ate, 4 lingering sickness q ~ months sh, has found
rest A. sunrise q that beautiful sabbath day she innged
in HIS COMING A. sunset she beard voiccs angel
ciiy' and soon her Saviour took her home.
~, 10 ihl. VILLAGE on The IN INST NARY s. wife Of ,. D.
Iot many weary months No, clark had been great
~ all diseases, consumption She bore all with perfect
gn'i',an iailh and resignation mourning only that she
mus ue separated FROM her family. whom she
sfplll siiacht and Toe whom had always regarded
~ rifiin0o a. TOO great To Christian grarea Mrs
tAIt At.o ad.ed superior mental endoNnents, As Is well
hupNn =" te lew who hecane conscious Of her real
several articles from her pen. both Prose and poetry
nave appeared In the public prints from time time aud
We can hardly pay wurthler tribute to her Christian faith
OF commend The hcart-hroken husband and children
sr source 81 consolation than To repuhlh the following
which she contributed to the WArcnMAS some years ago
wHEHE SNAIL COZ
Oh, there arr times when I'm weary of life
weary % all ~ darkness and strife;
NenfN OF toll. and weary u carr,
Aud weary u trials too heavy 10 bear
hey scar my brain, and withcT heart
They scprch my soul with living smart
on, where shall 80 for re-ti
shall 20 TO Thy garden, Cethsemlnes
10 calvary where lie hung the trref
10 the Wilderness where Ia days that gone.
lie trusl the wine-press Of TRIAL al0ne
Oh teach me TO say. from the depths Of my soul,
When darkncss and sorrows stall over rui,
on. thnre VIII 10 llf reall
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WATERBURY CENTn-A Mr. Hutchin., from
Marlboro, Mass, has filled the John Hayes store
with ready made clothing
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OF course any increase made in the rental Of
these lands would accrue to the benefit Of the
schools Of the state and, II il is too low 1t should
ha raiseh
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L. o. Of q. F..vssmont Lodge, so.2. independen, Or
iar Of odd Fellows, meets every WnpsssDAr Evkhisa
Al "a. oclock, at Odd Fellows Hall, Langdons Block
ST cnAaIss y. coIlIss. Secretary.
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STArE OF VERMONT, ,.


Is CHAScEK1. I
WASHINGTON CotNrY, stfrkhbER TERN, A. ID. lslsj
s. u. HOLSTER w. Nathan W. Loveland and Marshall Smith.
WAereas s. HOLSTER OF Marshneli said county, has
day Office o. the clerk Of the Court Of Chan
the county Aforesaid his petition for the foreclosure
Of mortgage, setting forth In substance that Nathan W.
L0yeland then Marshfcd the county OF Washington
ketrhum OF said Marshnei, mortgage deed OF certain
lands IN Marrhneld Aforesaid described a. follows being
Of lot No In the 3h meaning TO convey all
and land tbs day decided To by the said arr-
Kechun and wife. being the grist-ml house. shops.
privilege and land theregnto belonging REF
deeds for further description and boundsJ
Conditioned for the payment OF eight certain notes earng
date Of November ls5s signed by Nathan w
payable 10 aid etehu bearer for $685.
each payahe YEARLY before the first days OF June A.
D. $50 lsI slg sli We lsls sis and one fot Nv
And further representing that the said Nathan W. LoveAnd
now resides out the And further setting forth that
one OF said Mafshned, |. In possession OF
said premises claiming interest In the same And
praying Tor foreclosure Of said mortgage. And whereas
o this that subpoena cannot 10 served on hum
thorprs 10 PIE star is t such ease nada and
hrev reauired ~ appear before the Court o. Chaneery
nrx to be held Motpler, within and for The county %
Washnasn on the second Tuesday OF september A ~.
lslS al nine O'Clock A. NJ, the said day and 70 make
answer said petition and abide sni decree ana otuai !"
ne ureiulses as a said court shall seem meet
And petitioner directed 70 cause this ore 70 ps
lshe three weeks successfully IN the Vermont Watchsn
n state Journal a newspaper published al Monipeiier
Aforesaid the OF which publications "a 70 pe isAs'
twenty days previous 70 said second Tuesday OF seepef
ate al Montpelier in aid county Of Washington. this ID
any OF August a. - LUTHER sEwcoMB. CLERK;
j. A. wiSo, solicitor for Petitioner ~-W
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Cosr W MARROW GAUGE RAILROADS Estimate
Of cost Of twelve miles of the Nehoopny Valley
Marrow three feet Gauge railroad, by r. f.
Wurt Chief Engineer. This estimate was made
in ISL and based upon labor at 81 80 per day,
andlro rails at SIS per ton. An economic device
Of cribs and trestle bridge substituted for the
expensive masonry and bridges The ground on
which these twelve miles Of railroad line were
laid is similar TO the line Of the Montpelier Rut-
lanl railroad, as surveyed through the town OF
Granville VT, and may be regarded an aver
age per mile Of the whole line Of the latter road
lallh sf@eo
Gadlng including clearing and grubblng ..... $500
Masonry and s1V
Track. Acuding necessary turnouts .,,....... Sc 800
iShhk sVV
Engineering and contingencies. ................ 1000
Total Of twelve miles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sliss5
Sil sda per miie for construction and equipment.
This is at least twenty-five per cent. more than an
estimate based upon present prices.
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NOTICE nsfsrs. Hfifora IL saw Ia the WAIcHhAs
~ that had left my husbands bed and board; but not
s0-only necessity comIele 20 do, In order 10 cothe
my children | work for neghbors both indoors and
Of doors, picking potaoes applcs ETC. My dear hus-
band has paid out hut dollar and seventy hye cents
my children born. have also worked out 10
cloe my husband, when he destitute Of shirt to his
often he had his linen not because his
we're limited for s circumstances are good But he
will lie with his purse under his head, for fear will get
cent -Four years ago this fa let him have hundred
dollars and all have had Of II two eeces
wool The dollars into the house, thirds
TOT bedding was not aware that there were more than
seven days In Nsrk, but he has made thirteen. -
MARY A. MORSE.
North Fayston, July u, tsIa
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GREEN MOUNTAIN MARROW GAUGE RAILROAD
Tho following table shows the nights and dis
tances from Granville Summit on the proposed
Green Mountain Narrow Gauge railroad:
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3lrw .7hrfsemenfs.

rI,EACHERs' INsTITUTE.-1lle Teachers inst-
L tur Ia Washington county for le75, viii be holden At
East Calais August slst and september si beginning at
O'Clock, A. and with evening session each day.
0l-aai EDWARD CONANf, sup't Of Education
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To Our Subscribers.

Ledrs AoHtpdisr... At $40 An s5s A. NJ, and az ?.
Leare Bdrre..+... ~ 100 NJ, i2sr, ~ and 800 y.
, 1875-10-10

Special Dispatch to The Chtcao~ Tribune
WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 9.-Secretary Bristow,
with reference to Charles Il. Ham, says that he
has nothing to say upon the subject; that he
has something more important to attend to, and
that Ham can continue to write both sides Of the
question in his own discretion.
THE WHISKY RING.
Joyce, Of St, LOUIS. is here in the
interest Of the Whisky Ring. He
is understood to be anxious to OBJ
tain compromise Of ali the leadiug cases
there, aud will wait to see the President. All
that the President will do will doubtless be to
refer him to Secretary BEstow. The latter has
very recently been again approached by repre-
sentatlves OF the Chicago whisky men, but in
every instance he has declared that not one dol
lar vii be accepted IN compromiee. He intends
to press tho suits to verdict no matter who is
brought to the Peoiteutlary.
DE1.ASo's SUCCESSOR
The eecret IS to the ccmlng Secretary Of the
Interior haa been mAryelously we'll kept. The
name has oday been communicated to some Of
the Cabinet officers, who do not consider them
selves at liberty to disclose it. It is expected
that the new Secretary will be here On Monday
with his commission ready to be sworn in. The
lataas Eumo1 ooonaatA the nama dt Gen.
, 1875-10-10
FOREIGN.
The New Servian Cabinet Favor
the Maintenance Of
Peace.
Rupture Of Diplomatic Relations Be
tween Holland and Venezuela,
TURKEY.

TURKEY.
THE eERVIAN MINISTRY.
BEIaRAv1A. Oct. alt is reported that tho new
Sergian Ministry has been formed, and that its
members belong to the peace party.
THE PROPOSED hEFoRs18.
LONDON Oct. 9.-The Pail NdA GazeHe has I
special from Berlin containing the following !:
ut is now proposed in the exc
cution Of the contemplated reforms that
the administration Of the disat1ected provinces
be intrueted to Governor General enjoying
tbe confidence Of the Christian subjects Of the
Sublime Porte. The proposals seem h1e:y 70
succaed slough it is not at all likely the great
Powers will guarantee all the reforms, notwith-
stsndins the insurgents still insist upon it, Tbe
Consu's at Mostar are negotiating and endeavor-
ing to pacjfv the insurgents through the medium
Of The clergy.
LospoN, Oct. "A Mostsr dispstch says the
Consu1s consider, unless Turkey determines
upon radical reforms in every Department OF
Herzegovina, that the province will be COM
pletely loat to her.
, 1875-10-10

John Ryan, Of Boston, died yesterday from
tha effects of p71ze-dght the day before with
Michael Carney Ths latter fed.
4 recent decision Of the Michigan Supreme
Court is thought to save Kalamazoo S167, 900 in
suit With the Continental improvement Com
pany Railroad bonds.
Theodore Thomas gave one OF bis brilliant
concerts at Ann Arbor, Mich, on Friday night,
at University Hall, to audience of ], 800. The
high price Of the tickets made the audience
small but select.
Prof. James c. Watson, Of the Michigan Unl-
versty. reached Ann Arbor, Mlch., On the re:uIn
from his t1lp to the East to observe the transit
of Venus He will give an account Of the trip
and observations soon in lecture bofore the
students' Lecture Association.
The steamer Rover. formerly OF Janesvi1le.
IT'S, has been purchased by Capt. E. J. Drew.
Of Dixon. and is now being newly painted and
upholstered The Rover will ply between Dixon
and up-raver points for the tall trade.
Two old veterans ct the War Of 1914, named
John Trucks and Michael Trucks, brothers,
tho former aged 81 aud the latter Is. made their
, 1875-10-10

firss application for pension through the Dis
trict Court at Davenport, H.. YESTERDAY. Both
livs in Liberty Township. in Scott County, and
the application states that they served unde1
Gen. Harrison for the full period Of aixty dhya
in the War Of 1912.
Capt. Bogardus the famous pigson-shooter.
was arrested at St. Louis YESTERDAY st The ID
stance Of the Society for the Prevention Of Cru
city to Animals. for shooting at mach nsar this
city yesterday. The trial is set for Tuesday next
Senator Hitchcock was serenaded 1T Omaha
last night by the TwentY-third Infantry Band,
and visited BY number OF army oficers Ap-
plication will be made to Congress- at the next
eession to increase The appropriation for military
banda.
Thomas o. Ward, Postmaster at Paw Paw.
and editor Of the True Norkheynev, inventor OF
tho Ward air-hrake, wss found dead ia bed Ut
.he kalamazoo House yesterday morning. Ho
has been I'll with congestion Of the bowels for
two days.
Mrs. Hiserott Of Union, Harding County.
1sdy widely known and esteemed, has lust under
gone difficult and dangerous operation in the
removal Of IN immense ovarian tumof, Weighing
so pounds and containing nearly three gallons
OF fluid. It is thought shs will recover.
, 1875-10-10
DEATHS.

H4SF0RD-0ct- .. 1675, Abigail Hsn{oru widow of
the late Z'lmon HanfoEd. =od mothes Of MIA James
IL Reea, In the SID year OF her age
Funeral from the housa OF Mark KiabAl oa4 pratr1e-
Az. Sunday, the 10th, 1t o'clock D. m, Fx1suds II
the family ara invited to attend.
TIMMERMAS-Oct- 8, 1875. Chr4stian Zimmerman
born FEB. q, l>13.
Funeral Monday morning, It 10 O'Clock, from Stow
aTtav snd St1sythird-4t Eugsxood, by carriages "a
Oakvood-
WESTcoTT-on the 3oth uls-, IT tho fnetdeuco n
bis father, In Homer, Mich, Of chronic darrhea
Josiah ". Testcott, formerly Of Chicago, htteriT n
Memphis and St. Lou4s, eldest son Ut thu Bon ]. 4
and Sophronia Westcott
JACKSON-oct. 8, Fr1rk, infant soa Of John "
and Anna Jackson, sged rnouths and l6 dayx.
Funeral It o'cloet, Ut thu reatdenca, IA. la1 Waa
Nootoe-st
~ Easte<n papazs plsass eoV1.
, 1875-10-10

tho procedure, pieces Of the PorteEdeld OF Val
eutine scrip, which have beea reserved for snoh
usea, are Immediately made available to seiza
the lands. In many cases persons have been
hired to make entries on lands the descriptions
Of which have boon in this way obtained Com
missioner Drummond, in view Of this expert
enee, has adop,ed IN almost unconditional rule
to permit no information Of this sort to leave his
Office under any ci1cnmstances- On account Of
this decision, be ia eucounteriug the siuost
united opposition Of the cheaper class OF lawyers,
who ineis: that the records are public matter,
aud that they have right to certified copies.
The Commissioner. however. while he has no
absolute right to refuse these applications, can
not under the present Law. be compelled to grant
them and he thinks that be will serve the peo-
pie best BY refusing this information, no matter
whose enmity ha may incur.
, 1875-10-10

AT MAHOMEI. Ill.
SPECIAL Utspatch to fhe Chicago Tribune.
CHnnA1ax, Ill, Oct. 9.-Fr'day morning.
about ! o'clock, q serious fire occurred In the
Village Of Mahomet, in this county. 1t Was the
work Of an incendiary. An attempt had been
made twice before to fire the building in
nhich the fire started, but without 6uc-
cess. Tho FIRE destroyed the principal
busine S. houses in the village, and only small
portion is covered by insurance. Tho following
is the estimated loss snd the amount Of insur-
sured in Globe Of Chicago for $3.50. ]. C. Pitt
man, loss On building ESQ; insured in same
Company for $500. Starting l. Curtis, hard
ware, loss on building and stock. $4,000 !;
insured In the Home Of New York for $2.5oo.
St. Paul tMipn.) 5l,000 Underw1itere' $500,
Bangor (Me.) $1,000. A. 4. Lezelleu. drugs,
loss s5,ooo; insured IN the St: Paul for $500,
general dealer, loss $500; insured In the
Fairdeld for $500. Farmers york, Pa.} $500
Bangor (Me-) 5000. Brewers, $1,000. o. II.
Gloss d Co., insured in the Farmers for 81 200,
Humboldt (Newark, \. ~ $1,000. !. v: Eg-
Rucklnan. loss on building. $1,000; no insur-
ance. Monroe j. Steeo, u1iliners, loas, 800;
no inkurAnce.
, 1875-10-10
UTAH ITEMS.

SALT LAKE., Utah, Oct. 9.-The Remi-annual
Conference Of the Mormon Church closed to-
dav There has been large attendance
Brigham Young was elected President, also
Trustee in Trust IN place OF George 4. Smith.
deceased Daniel H. Wells was elected First
Counsellor.
Some miners, lately returned to Green klvef
Station On the Union Pacific Railroad report
good placer d.gglngs In the streams OF Niua
River and Big Horn Mountains. about 100 miles
nor1h Of Camp bsambaugh and the old Sweet
water gold mines. Some OF the men hare como
out for the winter, and will return IN the spt1ng.
Others remain there during the winter.
, 1875-10-10
FEaucls Il. Walker, formerly of tho Census
Bureau, and now OF Yale College, with tie place.

Fzancls H. Walker, formerly Of tho Census
Bureau, and now OF Yale College, with the place
TIE CHICAGO PosT-oFF1CE.
Architect Potter states that all the recomuen-
dntions OF the last Government Commission
with respect to ths Custom House building will
be carried out. The recommendations az to the
walls will receive attention last, as they are 1e-
garded Of less Importance than the foundation.
Az eoon as this is done rhs portions OF tha
wall referred to in the Governments
report will be taken down and
rebuilt. It is expected that all necessary work
upon the walls can be done in three weeks time.
The arcbitecta' Office ia evidently proceeding
upon tho assumption that two months will
elapso before there Is front which will interfere
with huildiog operations. Among those whose
names have been suggested AZ possible SUGGEST
ors to Hannaford Eare VanOsdef Randall, P. B.
Wight, Of kChicago, and Co1coran, Of San Fran
cisco.
The agent OF Mueller. in attempting to con-
tToveEt the statement Of these despstches as to
the cost OF the Custom-House building, is seek-
ing to deny the official records. The figures
showing the money expended we're taken from
verbatim Transcript Of the evidence given before
the Government Commission, and are found 10
the official statement Of Hannafond.
PENSIONS.
Commissioner Atkinson, Of the Pension Bp-
reau. is doing good work with bis special agents.
In the quarter just ended fourteen agents invea-
compared with 119 cases examined by twenty
four agents in the preceding quarter. a large
number Of these cases will be permanently rus
pended. The saving to the Government il con-
siderable.
KERR AND TIE spEAKERsHP.
4 rtmor has prevailed that If. G. Kerr had
felt it to be bis duty to sacrifice his chances for
the Speakership on account OF his friendship for
Gov. Hopdricke, with view OF strengthening
the latter in the Presidential contest This can
r. r1~r. ,1r1 %ou
, 1875-10-10
THE PtrISBuRG PuDpLERs,

P1T.aBuRa. Pa. Oct 9.-From present fndloa-
tons 1t is a1moat certain that our iron-manufac-
ture1a will again be embarrassed by puddlcts'
lockout this winter. The manufacturers hAve
asked the puddlers for reduction Of e1 ton.
which wosld make the rate a. 50 per ton. Tho
puddlers Insist upon the sliding scale, and say
they must 20 ont il the manufacturers iustst
upon reduction below the market ptico Of Iron
acfottiinglY.
, 1875-10-10

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-The steamer sasco
Degama sailed to-day for Sydney TO take her
place on the California and Apstraliaslan mall
line.
NEW York, Oct. 9.-Arn7ed- steamships Do
nan, from Bremen, aud California, from Gias-
gov.
from New York.
, 1875-10-10
CHEAP KEROSENE.


6pec1a1 Dispatch 10 The Chicago Ir1ossne.
KANsAs C1TY, Oct. 9.-lliss Annie Hamilton,
tho young girl so terribly burned last night by
coal-oi lamp explosion, died about 2 o'clock
to-day, after suffering the most fearful agony
for twelve hours. THIS is the second fata case
Of like character that has happened in this city
within month, and people are beginning to
find ont the danger Of burning cheap coal-oil.
CRUSHED az HAY-PREss
ST. LOUIS, No.. Oct. 9.-At the fair ground to-
daY. 1,ay-p1ess belonging to Comstock d Coy,
OF Chicago, tell and killed Andrew Hines, Of
Elgiu, III.
, 1875-10-10
CONVICT tYNcHEO.

Spsetai D7spateA to Ths Chicago T1ioune.
PEORIA. Ill, Oct. a.-About o'clock this morn-
Ing while Deputy Sheriff Reed, OF Mason Coun-
ty, was in charge OF desperate character named
Burope yemberton, who had been convicted Of
horse stealing, be Was surprised BY mob Of
masked men near Forest City, who demanded
his prisoner. On his refusing to surrender
him hewas knocked down. and recovered only
in time to SEQ the crowd making OF with his
man. 1t daylight this morning Pemherton Was
found hanging from the limb Of tree, his
hands tied behind him, and several bu1lsr-hoiea
through his body. Sheriff Reed mortaly
wounded one OF the lynchers. it Is sup
posed, as he fired 1t them as they we're
leaving him. Pemberton also inflicted an
ugly wonnd On one OF the mob with
knife. There ia intenaa excitement in Mason
and adjoining counties over the affair, aud while
the community is glad to get rid OF Peuberton.
great indignation is felt 1T the iyuchers, and
they will be roughly handled discovered
THE HUNTINGTON. ". VA SANK RoeeERs:
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. sd. T. DlRh, Chief
Of Detectives. has been notified By John Hool
Russell President OF the Huntington (Va.)
Bank. that the man captured in Feptress County,
Tennessee, with $4,000. Ia one Of the gang
who robbed the bank's safes sorne tune
AGO, Concerning him, III. Russell ssvs:
+.He proves to be the man who jumped
over the counter and committed the robbery"
The captured man had On his person several
bills which the bauk officers recognize as their
had slr. Ruesell'e pistol which he took when he
committed the robbery. It is Thought the Grim
inal IL not Cole Younger. but Is ONO OF tha
brothers.
, 1875-10-10
RECEIVER APPOINTED

R1o4osn, Va, Oct 9-Judge Bond, Of tho
United States Circuit Court, has appointed
henry Tyson, Of Baltimore, Receiver Of tho
Chesapeake b Ohio Railroad, under the appDca-
ton OF the creditors for the foreclosure OF tho
first mortgage Gen. ". Q. Wykham, the Vice
President, has issued Iii order 10 Ill ageots of
the road in conformity with tho appointment
, 1875-10-10

WASHINGTON, D. G, Oct. 1o-1 l. m--For the
upper lskes, upper Mississippi, lower Missouri
aud Ohio Valleys, higher pressure, northwest to
md occasional rim over tho upper lakes.
, 1875-10-10

MONTGOMERY, ALA
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9--The failure Of Moog d
Co., Of Montgomery, Ala, is reported 1t Louis
vile by creditors to whom the firm IL indebted
in the sum Of $100, ,000. 4 number Of Clncinna-
Il firms are also reported ioserA
, 1875-10-10

SFecia1 U7spd2ch 70 7k< Chzoda" 1716Wne.
Fo:-D Du LAC, Wis, Oct. IA fire broke out
in the La Belle wagon wotks OF 3. F. Moore At
o'clock this morning, and, before tns flames
we're subdusd. the property was damaged to the
extent Of 10000. Covered By insurance. The
LaBeIe wagon works are valued at 1900, 600. THIS
will not interfere with the shipment Of wagons.
The fire is supposed to be the work Of an in~
cendi.ry. aB gang Of burglars went through
two or shrea buainess-blocks about the time
it brcke out At the tiour and feed store Of
7. s. Henry l. Co. they blew open the safe, but
got only $40.
, 1875-10-10

MEHrH1s, Tenn, oct. o.-Ine damage to tho
Courthouse by FIRE last gas will probably
rcach 912.000, which is fully covered b. inEur-
ance in some half dozen companies. The fire
was The work OF au incendiary, and Was started
in tno ycous In different parts Of the fifth story.
, 1875-10-10

LONDON, Oct. 9-Tne Pdu MdA Gaxette's Ber-
lin special says it Is reported that Germany will
demand this year an addition OF 6,0o0, 900 marks
to the military estimates.
, 1875-10-10
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Oct. 9.-The Right Rev. Alexander
Penrose Forbes. D. C., Lord Bishop Of Brechin,
in Scotland, is desd He Was So years OF sge
, 1875-10-10
AT SOUTH CHICAGO.


6tRfaH V15pu1tH u I H1 tHscuoo 17W4Hs"
souTH CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 9.-Tne planing-
mill occupied by 4. J. ariggs, At this place,
burned down tonight. Loss estimated 1t
$1,000. Insurance, $1,000. The origin Of the
fire il unknown.
, 1875-10-10
SPAIN.


MADRID, Oct. 9.-Owing to the activity Of the
Carlsts In enrolling troops aud fortifying Somor-
rostro. it is suspected that they contemplate an
other attack on Bilbao