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yus1o RErNrEGRo. -REBAJA sUBsIDIARIA.
, 1875-07-29
The Peculiar Unftness of Several
Members Of That Body
Pointed Out.
With Other Facts that Indicate Any
thing but an Impartial
Conclusion.
Secretary TsristOw Calls for 3d.
8O7,1O More Five
TwcnlicY.
AVERY.

AVERY.
THE INDICTMENT AoAIser THE Ex-cn1EF CLERK.
S;tetii b~pateh tn Tht thrc11o Tribune.
WAsHISoToN. b. C.. July 29.--Tho following
are tho essential point. Of tho indictment under
which ". q. Avery. lato Chief Clerk Of tho
Treasury, whs so-fsy nrrcstod. Tho Indictment
prcscnts that Alfred bowls aud Edward u. FruBer,
about July /. 1875, cnrriad Oh tho business VI
d,atllets, with intent to deftnul tic United
States of tho Internal Novoauo tax of 7ocen:s
poi proof gallon of spltits; that William o. Az
cry. being officer and agent, head Of the
appointment division OF tho Internal noFnnue
Department. and Chief Clerk, on sho Int OF
July, 1875 did fail to report to hin nux& superior
officer, the Com1uiaaioncr Of literal nozonue,
the violation Of Law committed by 1}ovfH i
Ffnsor. Ihe Rccond count chargcs Avery With,
~ Chief Clork: failing to report aaid vaola-
tiop." Tho third count charges that Avery. aa
coirnIAly cunApita and collu1o with tue follow
ing persons john Mcdonald, John A. .luyce,
Joseph II. Fitxroy. Alfred Hevis Edward
H. Fraser, and 1a,t'oph ". u
rcf, antl diverA otlcr rcrrmns, to
dclsand the Unttz! States of tim Internal llcTe-
Ituo tax ulen AID thrre imposed by law tic
HMrlts distilled bY ltsv!s, Frazer t. tlricf ut st.
14ouis. Tllr fourth count charges THAT Avery did
Gonrplre etc., nt,d did then ami tleye defraud
the United RtaLe4 Of tho tax IN 5UD gallons Of
spirits distilled by Deyls, Frazer Il Ulric aud
i.o,llB Tets+cl.cr.
Avery gasc bail in :5.faa to s3rcar 1t St. I.ou-
ss. The sIItl1rtnrnt IL found uudor SEE, 1Gl9 Of
tue Hasibed Statutes.
, 1875-07-29

Special D1sJt1tch to The Ch.ct1ao Tribune,
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2s.-The Delano sub-
fcct continues to bo Actased. Ono Cabinet mi.
Ger tonight authorizes tho statement that tho
position OF the other mombera Of the Cabinet is
not as has been stated, but that 1t III
quito tito contrary. Both tho affirmative aud
negative Of tho story hAvo equally good author-
ity+ and this tho authority Of Cabinet officer
Meanwhile De1ano sticka. The story about tue
lcttor which tho Proa,dent is said to laee written
TO DelaIlo Bee!ns to have originated with an army
nlliccr. who gives Gen. Eabcoch ~ llta authority
nouUs TRADE DOLLARS.
Elmer Washburn. Chief of the Secret Service.
haH becn u'lgaged = mouth in tho discovering Of
the four nen engaged in counterfeitiug t1a,ic-
dollars o. New York. Quantities OF tho cou
havo b!en disposed Of at regular banking houses
without suspicion. Tho sIloy 80 nearly ro-
sonbet ai!vor that It car only be detected by tho
Hmnll Tho rinE cannot ba distinguished fro1u
that Of thn gcnulne silver.
f1o Ms .is>emt<d Fruss.l
THE Willow FxyEn IN FLoi11pA.
WASHINGTON D. c.. Iuty 2s.-ThB afternoon
tho following was received by Hurgeon-General
DaEneA
Fonr pARnArcn. gn,y H-F'so desshs z.nce my
resort last evening. Or. e1nherR Is dovn US hava
had 10 ne~ ea'e fson P'sAes' fot ;ae Ut % hears
nrovst Major-'cneral U. 4. H.. Z comm.naiae. @
x1ss1aHIpPr 1ApnovEMES7B.
Ma}. G. u. Gonntock has been detailed by the
War Department 10 watch tho work OF Capt.
Eatsh in tloetnnnR tho mouth OF tho MiseissippE,
and see that tic cont1nct III Tropatiy fulfilled
TIE FuKE10r LOAN.
Syndicate has option till Nov. is 10 take tho
rclainlnE 81, 600 900 OF tho 5-per cont losn un-
der tho i.eluuding act.
EDNt8 CALLED IN.
Tho sccrcsary Of the Treasury haa iB1ued
gall for t4e reclamation ct FL, 80. 200 Of $50
bouls uf 1862, ot Which e1t, $50 aro coupon
to:idB atd @CG.6j1 registered bonda- These
| Include all tho bonds insuod under tho nct OF
Feb Is, 1852, not heretofore cAllel In for ro-
damptlon-
TIE REVENUE BUREAU.
The 1reFideut haA os1!ercd consolidation Of
the Fs.at and Second IutoruAl Heyopuo Dlstticta
of Pennsylvania
Frank u. Scl1eeMerliorn has been appointed
Surveyor Of Customs ut Quincy, ILL.,
, 1875-07-29
NUMBER $3.50.
therefore not command tue consideration nhlct,
Il denerveh. Under the circumstances, this 4eot
ahould hara prevented h8 appointment.

therefore. not command the consideration which
Il denervea. Under the circumstances, this feot
ahould hara prevented his appointment.
THE GRAVE FCAr1CioNs
under which the Secretary Of tho interior labon
cannot DO removed except by tho ltnAnjuous IA.
mort Of = committee wllIch is not only impartial.
but which In believed BY tho public to be t1n-
partial. Alnce tho tlnle when Cameron then
BectetarT OF Whr. wAs censured by the House
for completely In apparent frAuda, no Cabinet
officer has hid 90 much said against him, and
said with 10 much prama (acte proof, A. Detano.
With tho uuaavory reputation Of both there men,
hnd with their proaant business connections Ia
Southern railroads. tho son-in.1aw of ono will
mt ho accepted by tho pnblio as . euissblo per-
trn /" 'nsertfgate tho other. 1 atn hwarc thai
u. appointment OF those Commissions Ia !
thshxleha shek. but surely tho task
Ai'Hr HAVE DEEN BETTER p0.E.
n ZONE one of tho numerous InveetigAtinR
Committees which Sir. DelAno's management OF
Indian Affairs has made necessary. Judge Par
pfoM''ieht rlnee. He uas rejected by bis Mis-
soilr1 ConcreHHi1naI connt,tuencY aud cpnsoled
Win 3ndcthl Office. At tho ttmo Of hla Ap-
pOntnent, 1t MA Hllo1u that In had haan notnff
In Washington aH
EXCLAMATION OF T11F fSpfAN ntxd.
aud Tho Congressional fiecord records bis dotoo-
&ion In Al, attempt, hacked by tlaYrant fstseinnI
10 carry through fraudulent lndiuu nnprnnria-
tloh, ue inserted tho clause in tuY bili tn thu
Co1nmitsoc'roou and the,l assured the Horso
that no addition hat been made. Tho cLeat vas
detected, Parker waB exposed, md tho cIaneo
uns struck out. Can tho public be oxuectod to
accept thls HANS dictuln OH tho honesty Of the
LING { ASIl-WnirEwAsu.
, 1875-07-29


GOV. HEnDH1ckA AND THE ONO cANyAaS,
si.rtat Dapateh to The Chta9o Tribune.
1*ntAsAroL1s. Ind, July 2s.-Gen. Thomas
Ewing Of Ohio. laa boon On visit to Gov.
Hendricks, leaving for home to.daT. It Ia eaid
tho Governor has commented TO 80 into tho Ohio
canvass aud huppost tho groonback platforms
outright This ~As tho purpose Of Eving's
visit.
THE HAnn-stoSEI ,1EH.
New YonK, July 2s.-Tho following delegates
weEo tonight appointed TO attend tho proposed
convention At Cincinnati on the 25th Of Octo.
bes. to confer abnut meAeu.ca to restore
rpecie paymensa and to correct tho evils
of tho national reycnun tystem: +.
X. 1hu1bcrt Lloyd Apinwhll. ). D.
}sbcock, A. l.. Earle, George ". Clark, Ftcdcr-
tx \. Coakng, ucorgo II. syssare. Parker
Har4y u. II. 1.ando,'. g. II. Frv Alsernon y.
Sullivan 4. 4. Law, William II. Wiley. g. A.
Mtrwin. Thomas ". Eyaus, Percy pvnc. Johu
!. Henty, William. Il. kiskla,d. Charles A.
Dana. franklin Ed-on, Mynr IL. Myer. ClarkHon
y. Potter. Jnhn L. Aguew, e. Dolamassf, and
j. ". helg1nan.
, 1875-07-29
OTHER TROUBLES,
IN 4 TIGHT PLACE,

6pseha' D.spatch to TAs Chftaqo Trfbuns.
NEW YonK, July a8.-J. D. Ford Il Co., Beech
os'a publishers. have called 4 meeting OF their
creditors to ask an extonAon Of time to enAbfo
tbou to meat many obligations, They Aavs boon
embarrassed for somo time. and the present &C.
tion has been procipitated by the reorganization
Of tho Christian Unlon Publication Association.
Tho atock ln this ia owned by Doechor. II, ".
Sage, and II. h. Cleveland. Tho lattor is TO Eo-
IRON rord / Co. rhis w.a Tic largest
part Of their bustnosa. The puh'icatlo,,
OF Beoeher'a books hardly paid in Hush timed.
Tho L,fo OF Christi sho most expensive Of
their production. was ,pecunthly failure from
C|41stian Us.on Ii taking away tho prop thu.
did suhtaln tloir house," aud II, like tue Lite.
t'R0aa higher thnn kite" 1hcy claim to layo
assosa worth tl50ooo to meet debts amounting
to S95, 900. They are oat in card to-ns8Ls
which tolis nothing Of their condition.
[1o ths &snct1Esq PF4As.l
New YoRH. July 33.-rhs Brooklyn Argus says:
J. u. Fera d. Cc, iaye asAetlalvoe aud assistance
Of the creditors OF thor publishing house, who
are requested to meot Tomorrow morning. Tie
circular issued by tho firm saya ''This cir
pcumstAlca il not to be oonfouu<ed with tle af-
fairs Of tue Chrislian Union Publishing CAM
pany, which IL separate organization, aud good
tur all 1t oWen." It IL stated that usu1y ". Sage
and llenry Ii. Cleveland associated with Mr.
Dcsc'lcr in tho CHRISTIAN Unio'., aso In TO nay
connectod with the publication Of books. Mr.
Ford's partners are Samuel Wtkeson, John l..
Howard, Ai.d Edward l.. Ford.
FAILURES IN THE GROCERY TRADE.
Nkw YokK, July 2d.--Woyth +. Wilson, Of No.
1871 Du4no stseat, and M&rtln Il. Bunn i Co., 1t
jay sud droanwch streets, Wholesale grocoru,
Lave suspended. Tue liabilltiea Vt tho former
arc $Gtl. .001; OF the latter, small.
PuiLADKIrulA, Jnly 2d.-Johu Mason h Co.,
sugar deaiers, suspended to-day, aid thoir LA
bllllloa hre rot u about f20U. .010.
At L0UIRYILIE.
Lout*y1tLg KY, July 2s.-'rhe Tobacco Ex-
change banking Company Of this city cluhod ita
dourB yesterday. Tho institution has been re-
KAEdod tor some time - in precarious condi-
tton, And III pEosont suspension haa no connoo-
tton whasesar with tho New York failure. ~
!.!4ls aAa bssa 1asstaa W bansaa 4 ds.s
, 1875-07-29


Sptetal Hlspotrh to TAs Ch.eaon 7Yioune.
New YonK. july 23.-Tho first Bhocl ncrvous
Wall street received aflor opening 1T buei1iesB
to-day WAS tic announcement without preamble
or warning If tho suspension OF tho Commercial
Warehouse Company Of tbs city. Tho effect
waa d temporary depression OF stocks. but the
furry nnu eScito,nctt aoon passed away wien it
waH fouutl that tho suspension WIN not Rcrlohs
md that it WAS tho ilrBt step towards tho iuiIa
ton Of the lant Of tho several loan companies
tl4orized few years. ago untlor especial charters
to loa1 money ~ legal iutorost and commits.
Fiou 1t waA soon narortarcd that the liabilities
OF tho houae wore II, ,5000v0, aud tho assotB nG-
gregated 54,C0o000. but these aro not i'm
1notiatcly available. THO Compauy organ-
Of e2ooa,oo' PAUL ]. Armour, Joso
7. Navarro. Thomas Murphy, and James Ci;ne
tho stock il held III Cuba. Tho Company dld
4 LAnaE AND PROFITABLE 1J11sfNEas
under itR especial clarsor until short time ago.
when decision If tho Conrt Of Appeals to the
effect TINT tho charging Of commission wns H.
legal anu the charter unconstitutional compelled
tho Company to change the character Of iss husi-
nceH. Numbers Of rerHonB to whom it loape1
money brought suit in;for the leceion OF Tho
Court of Appeals. and recovered tho principal!
aud interest xhioh thoy had paid. Tho Compa-
sucod to make larse advances OIL tho
sugar crops lii tho Wcst Indies, princi-
pally In Cubn. They had Alvancotl large aunss
upon tile growing crops, tho gathering Of which
tic carly raiEs delayed. Thus the advances
wero Tucked until next year. Tho iosa is
estimated at from 81, ,003, 900 to -, 2,00u,u0o. The
credit OF LILO Company
WAS GREATLY INrAf1ED
Ia consequence Of This embarrassment aud tho
change iu the natnre OF its business. Almost All
tho depositora withdrew. An examination of ita
htfatra last week convinced tho managers that 1t
would be wise tu Hspond and go into liquidation.
Tho Company will shortly make Ill o1hllns Of its
afiairs, and ask itA creditors for al EXCLUSION Of
timo.
f7p thA Assocfdted ress.1
NEW Yonx, July 2b.--Tho Secretary OF the
Commercial Warehouse Company stated to-day
that tue probable liabilities Of tho Company AFRO
a. 5no, 200, aud itH aHaets, which aro not avail.
Rba, perhaps "a, ,000, ,100. A full and complete
statement 1f the atfaitH OF tic Company will 10
ready in about two weeks. Tho Company Lave
been In hhaky condition for some tt1no, aud
latety asked sho3r creditors for m extension Of
four mouths with 20 per cent intcsonk ~ an or
aet, which was refused. Tho Company does
largo business III making advances on goods
Htored III their sixteen lnrgo warehouses;, aud
these goods were left on their hands. It III Blso
stated that adyauces were made on Enbau H1,gAr-
plantations. which hAyo been destroyed In tho
civil nnr, aud tlat the firm had been 1abbliug III
Cuban bonds.
, 1875-07-29
Americana sbrosd, with thelr lcstcrs Of arcdis
axnnttnnrinIz Af,Y ttnlIhla.

Americana abroed, with their Iessofs OF ofools'
oxpctoncinR any tronblo.
i. T.. M. DArlow, connse! for tho enspended
ejrcct tic Union Dank Of London afo entirely
unfonnflotl. A. also, tho 1}arInBs."
Bixnor Navarro the Mexican Coneul, II do
postsor With Duncan. Sherman 4 Go. to tho fnll
amount OF hIs private fortune. CO. 900 or sic, ,U1o
md iii tito moneys toionginE to Tho ConeuIste
but ho doe1n't seem afraid Ut loss.
Dre1el. Morgan 4 Co. say: "DuncAn, sher-
man Il Co. l'aye tcc, largely engaged n cotton
hlitohen. Of Cullle Il 20, Within fonr wocks
cotton ihH fnIon 3 cot.tn pound. BurpoKing
they llal 20l baios In trnuAit their lo.s will he
nbout s37HU00-not enough to scnt1 them under; !;
but we tlear tint they weFo largely intcIcssod in
and slightly In Erie sharnH."
Tho President Of tho Shoo aud Leather Bank
Gays: "Tllere In no fear Of tho crasl, having
any effect on tho b11niteas Ut tito city. 1t would
~ io believed tho r'nper Of tho house largely cir
cuIated In tlIoAe States. In tho Western StatoB,
also. many houecs would marc or lcss suffer-"
Tho ngcn.H hero for tho Union Bank Of Lon
son-~the bank Of New YoEk-Eay there tn no
truth In the r,inior Of itn suspension tile only
ground thesefor helnY tho fnet that tic cables
announce that IL refused 10 honor tho drafts Ut
DUNCAN, sherman Il Cp.
afr Fisk. Of Fisk Il Hatch. naid that q careful
inquiry had heen mnie atnong hanks. who 1o-
pnrtett that set more tlAn flr0n} At tho nut
lsit'o Of Duncan, sherman. L Co.'S bills a1c hold
il tho city.
Alr. Dics, President Of the Dants Of tho State
Of New York, where the rnapended firm Kept
thnir accoint. said biz bank held Hon.e s}0O, ,0uO
or SiJ b0 III securities Of tile tr1n, all OF Which
"an asailablo stock.
Judge Sl,tpuau, tho Assignee Of Duncan.
Sherman & TO-, llah bean busy all day to-day
with tho c'crils, making nj, examination OF The
hookn. Tho financial statement will not bo ready
for nome time.
| NEW foNK. July 28.-Tho Ece,ling Post says :
t1ho losecH OF Duncan, hhetuiatI Il TO. OIL cot
ton exceed *l.0N,UU1. Tho Union Dauk of
Loutio1l apd Daring BROS. & Co. have both been
guarantoou by Alexander Duncan.
ABROAD.
LONDON, Eng. july 29.-Thc suspennfon Of
Dnnca,I, Sherman Il to. lIaH no apprecable
orcct Oh tho KenorA1 nlarkot.
LIVERPOOL. Eng. July 2i.-Dnncan. Sherman
X Co. II failure haa but little effect here. 1t H
reported TINT their Bhipmenta Of cotton will be
we'll projected.
LoNpos, July 2s.--A dispatch from Paria says
| shg fal,uto OF Duncan. SHERMAN Il Cb, Hpread
| CONSERVATION among Americans in that city
Tho 1otllBciIilt]H gavo notice carly to-day thai
| they would not honor tho drafts Of tho firm
! They even attempted to recover moneys which
wero maid to-day at the bouae hero before it wat
/ nwarc of tho future. Their agant took gcnt1e
man who refuyed to refund before Minister
| Waehburoc. who supported the latter in l.ia re
fnaa'. The foc!InB among A'nerlcaHs ii yee1
| {rittbr
, 1875-07-29
OBITUARY,

LITTLE ROCK. July 23,-The Rey. James O..
Keau. pastor OF St. Andrews Catholic Church In
this city died very suddenly ls4t night from ~
attack Ut sstAlna. M1hop Fitzgerald, who IL In
Ohlo, has bsen tcleggsphed. Tbs funstl takes
plaza On Friday.
, 1875-07-29

eraltt1 md generosity should b exercised In matters
Ut Lsck tay. bountltt, and pensions.
7ptUh-Thlt. Rlncs this purity and peffnanency Of
fFsr Institutions u Tbs Government ieIend upon tha
universal diffusion II knowledge and virtue aiming
thu 1cnpe, thu Republican party Of Mnntaots teas.
only u maintain tho integrity Ut thu co.nsno,l-seho
s3ktr. hut to In al that In nceffn' 20 To ncreahn liz
e1,,ichrY 10 kcc,lre tho hlces:nga Ut WE and
8cuetu1s education to every child within IL borders.
, 1875-07-29

CoFrt~pnatenrt " Tbs Chicaao 7'rihnur.
WAsu1xGroN, July 24.--H would be sato to
Say. ou general principles. Which ars based. u
this caBo, upon what soema to bs general lack
Ut principle. tllat = cotnsnisriun appointed by
Recrota1y De!ano to investigate Columbus De-
lano would DO selected Will. t.iu Krsatost possible
caro- for the interests Of Dir. Hu!anu. Tie say.
ing has atready found It's Justification. The Spo.
rotary OF tho Interior aud his accused colleague,
Indian Commissioner Smith. CLOSE thrce ont Of
tho slx mcnters Of tho Commission appointed 10
investigate Prof. Massh's charges. These ago
e1~0ov. FIetcher, Of Missouri, II. ". llu,1iH, II.
Z. frola tie Norfolk (Iass.) District. nl,d Con-
gressman Faulkner. Of Vest Virginia. Tue lat
tor IL unobjectionabEe. 81 Tar ~ nieulal capacity
aud honusty aEs concerAed, but la
II ur 4 CHEAT AuE.-
lie wRs prominent iu politics many years before
tie outbreak Of tic War.-and will therefore be
uuabo to take I'll active palt iu ihe .nattar.
Flstctler is waTIn personal friallu Ut Do!auo.
LANNON'S opinion OF Pytlias can scazuuy bu
judicial. hlnooyez, tho sA-uoysfnor haH pub
lisEtd lettur III winch 4a speaka Of ''tho
charKes aud lnsinuatioos Of lsof. Marsh"
THIS t4.oKA L1kK rRE1rDsslN.f.
not Judging. tl0 ca.h. ltatris iH u near relative
of 0akea Ames. Tho impartial Suu York Ertu-
iHq l'ost Says of Inn: at is Will lIosu that
Mt. 1la1ElA was the most aGtyu member in c0l
dacsig tho proceedings hero, And that tim irt.e"
tions hu Rdzed vera trauleI II tho accused liz
dlau Agents wero bis clalss a.ld hut ti'o 1sraons
~loso guilt or iunucoucu l.0 WIS aripnIe'l 70
discover" TAoae farts ulaka tho Dslal!o"Anl!
ot the Commisblun
SUSPICIOUS HoDY,
and the half appointed BY tho llesidontt nutor-
tn1,atoiy, IL uot adapted toswhn!ly romoVo that
slspcluu. 6eultor Aorrlll. of 3lal'Ie. II Kood
nist,. Ex.Bsualor Howe, of WISCONSIN. showed
conspicuous uutituess for the notk Ut inyostiga-
liun whom ho served ou tho Committee which
pretended to lnysHtigats tho Nsw York Gustom-
House few yesrs aEn.
LIZ FOUND aDr NOTHING THEN.
and aaamed aHx.oi,B to find out nothing vhE1e
tue recent disclosures hare shown that La ought
70 hays found our = great deal. Tho sixth aud
laat member Vt tue Commission is Tue Hon,
Wayns Maoysagl, = gentleman OF the highest
standing, who IL, unfortunately, : son-iu-iav Ut
ssas4af caluesan. Aad WhoAa Judgment xill,
, 1875-07-29
WISCONSIN,.

"T3EUN3TNs
SpeeAs DfsrdfcA 70 The chlea7o 1+4ouns.
LACnossE. Wis, July lB.-Tha wheat harvest
has begun in this county, aud the spring wheat
IL being rapidly cut. Ths yield promises 10 be
largo ono, although In some localities tho chiuoh-
buKn have iono considerable dAmago. The aero
ago is not quite ~ largo ~ for 1871.
, 1875-07-29
THE INDIAN FRAUDS.

6nee.aF BAnat.h Ia Jhs Chlra1~ Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., July 2B.-Tlo bas!s Of the
present Investigation ilto the management OF
tho lied c!olld Agency IL report of EAmucI
Samuel Walker, al Agent Of tho Eoard Of Indian
Commisaio1ers, in 1874. Tho report has novoz
bset. printed by tile Government. II cuuta,pa
tho esu,o story Of ta1se weEhtB and fraudulent
counting, tho same GroAs exAGserstion Of tho
slzo aud number q! Cattle distributed, tito Anl1le
uverostna1es Of tho number of the Indians. tho
same system IT lecsorn; re,urns, tho sauls dis
crct'aucica between tho provision acroul,ts
aud the number Of catle actually on
hand tho eatno Bvin1iltug In tho quality
Il tlio supplies. TINT in bow circulating scsa1dng
tho Hatio Agenoy. lila following Ar,
BaME nF THE CiAlGEA
OF the Walker report, Wlllcn liah btrn kep. con-
coaled Ths lDur MAS Dvt furnished as ra-
4uitcd by tho contracts; tho clll1re anl sugar
weto interior; tAa pr'co paid for tnru wRA far
above the market rates tho Commissioners Of
lndan Affairs pa1d fa.2G per hundred llutllIds vt
tue time ~nch corn was bellIg delivered 1T
CAeyenno ~ el.7O por h,,uIted pounds
T. Inn snsl H. qaan.'es; - 5eH9nsis'e 5e
pounds ~ Ctevonn0 at the cheaper ratu.
The ruad usually Travelled fraIn Choyo;ue to tho
Red Cloud Agency bs heavy traius does nus ex-
coed i65 mdes but the couttactor charged lor
4f2 miles. The ai1hira At ttle Agency are Loosely
conducted. TlIo Agents informed tho clerk that
lie need not receipt fur stores upon rte*isins
tletu from contractors.
M AvconD IL KElT
at tlIc beof received. The lntllann arc charged
with ttu k,nuunt Of tluur coffee, aud sugar
used 20 food enIloyea. Tho latter ste
all supplied from tAu 1ut!ian s:orus withnls
credit. The Iudan4 are cheated uut Of wLolu
Issues Of bcot. Some Of tAe receipts for beef
1s,Io. fH1, -
, 1875-07-29
IOWA

iowa Carr, Ia,, July 2s.-Iha rain hAs lasted
two days. 1t found tho hay harvest over and tho
grain harvest not begun. Uata hAye fallen down
with tue weight Of water, but no damage /.
Juue.
, 1875-07-29

~ NJ lHtiCf. IA.
St,te4al Di'rateh tn Tbs CA1caau Tribun4,
McGnEaoM 1n., July 2s.-Mctiresos was visit.
cd luas uiSht bv q $4,000 oonnAgration, and bu,
for tho efficient work Of tho tlro company and
citizens tue best business part Of the town would
have been destroyed, Total loas: phtnnix,
Hartford, $3.50; Pennsylvania *l,0JO: Germau.
A1aorican. 9t,Aoo; Amnzon. $500. 1semaiu,mg
toss psr!iaf AMI fully covered by insurance. ILa
FIro Departments Of prairle du Cl,ien aud Du-
buqno worc tclegraphed for. Tile Prairie du
then company rantlarei efficient aid. Tho
Dubuque Department we're stopped at tho depot,
tho lire being under control.
At LAKE CALHOUN, MIMI.
4petta{ hspatch 10 5hs Ct.eauo 7fibun4
M1SSEAroIIH. MIMI, July .8.-Frsnk Law.
rcnco's Lake HouHo and barn at Lako Calhoun,
4 summon resort miles from this city, was
burned this morning, Coutcuts totally de-
stroyed. Losa ubout :5,990.
, 1875-07-29

CINCINNATI, O., July 2s.-TAo Ga1ette's Cam -
bridge City {lud. SPECIAL says the lains Of tho
past fow weekB. especially kbe past lew days,
falling almost oauhtantly, hays doue great DAM
age 10 the crpps in that vicinity. Farmers Aro
greatly discouraged. a great many folds Ut
Wheat lave been cut aud placed III shocks, aud
dnr1nE tho last lew days tbs rains have caused
tho wheat tn grow. tho sprouts bclug quite long.
E1ScIhsATt, July 2s.-Addltional dispatches
tonight from Southern Ollo and Indians slate
that tho continuous rhina OF the past two daYs
have. in many localities. utterly ruined the
wl.eat In stack and CAUSED great damage to other
croE'H. and iu soMe instaucea l&ud-sLides a1o 1a.
bOrted.
, 1875-07-29
n 1t.I1IC

Srtrirt ntfrdtth /. The thiraqo Tf1bune.
LINCOLN, July 2s.-The streams in this vicinity
aro still rising. Tie Atcl,ison Il Nebraska Ilal-
way in damaged s20.Ut0. tbs folds At Firth aud
Hickman arc flooded, Hundreds Of acrea OF
wheat III shock haye been washed away.
All tho houses In Hickman arc
overlooked excepting two Last night
Crock Aabi; full, detached their horses f1onu tho
Wagon, aud attempted to swim them hcrosB the
lagirg Aoo:l. One crossed in safety. but the
otucr wan carried aWay by tho hood Tho body
haa not bcen recovered, Tho damage to proper
ty ard harvested crops will reach high In tie
thousands.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-10

THE RAILROAD BALL takes place to e
night. As we hardly need to state, at
the Corbett Hall. Accommodation ar.
r2ngements have been made with the
'. Il L. Company which will enable
guests from abroad 10 make half fare
trip OF it. This will he one of the balls
where hearty jollity will take the
place of ceremony and stiff backed
Formally. The best of music has
been engaged. and no expense will be
spared to render the affair perfect
success in all respects.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-10

Is hereby Civ THAI oil p.r-' NJ having subscri.
bed Ia the Carson Agricultural. Mining shd
Mechanical Society will be required TO psy te
the Secretary of said Associate the sev.ra!
ainounts set opposite their nafnes by the 2tth
day Of this month; in case Of th.ir failure .o dc
70. after said date. the snounts due from them
to the Society will be given 20 Judge Withheld.
for coll,cii' n.
By order OF the Reaid of Trustees
J. al. BENTON,
Secretary.
March 6tr. 1875. ml7.nd