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Dtefe @eisllbait pat turSitw ibr neM.s,
anb 9te Ctr. besosen-
, 1875-12-06
SIR @erFGerumasplan 1T ssssuieitis
"a OOO NDlieea amsae:
esbem.

2n oieier Gonpaenie Tub sicie scr be-
fanntcften b~ieliasn Seutlher pcrFihert !.
ScruB g. GonarDs, G'ensral=V gent.
:ip 0ermanu 4apple, psutibsr 4eent.
, 1875-12-06
Sabress Ginfnmmen iiber 81, 500, 900.

nc. Carr inston, grdi., s, e. etmarss. giesprsf.
S''s Ss:f. e. 3. en s i iSar. U''0'
, 1875-12-06

wurben in sen lesten 8 5 .bre an Witimsu
une @ailen sun pirisr @slehlGaft aueeeslb!t.
, 1875-12-06

Der Grfple sieisr 9pmpaenie 1T TT ter t5e.
Ibibte rer SetensSsrliGsrunes Oelellhaftrr
nod aif sasewslen. wls ~fpisenne al!e .b.s
9rfpIsss er abIt:
Grii,fn warren G~assesste en- am g. @qdrs 1867 Gine
N ~ 1. Sept. 1869 5000
1. 9sSbr. 1877 15.30c
y y 1. Saauar 1875 %, 0Gt
, 1875-12-06

&eine @elelihoit bittct gr5Bers 8or-
tbeile Denen all, melde ibr 2eben perli-
dern, als oicIc.
DieieIts bat General Wsenten in Is Q tao
ten Res 2Anses unp 1T rio ~einsisltc Iiiclid
@pmpasuie. peIbs IN Gtlate Mem 2losf,
Ohio unr 9eunly'sania autcriiirt III, ppli,e:
TRr acknowledgement aus;u9step. lleter
, 1875-04-26
RUSSIA,

MI scnuY1.En'n REPORT RELATIVE 70 TCnEEsTAy.
Spcck1l L4spdteh II 1hc ChttIgo tribune.
WAsnlsarox, D. c.. April 25.-pfivnse iorua-
tfon received from st. Petersburg presents now
Phase Of tile c1cito,nont causel by the pubiics-
tion of tho report Of llr. schuylor United States
Secretary Of Legation at St. lctcraburE, relative
10 Turkostnn. According to this information,
tho dispatch Of Mr.. Schuyler, which commented
no aovcrcly unon certain 1suasien oillcla1a in
Turkestan, did not;croato an unpleasant. feeling
In tho CabInat a. 1t. Petersburg. On the con-
trary, it III stated That tho Go,erumcnt Of tho
Car was we'll pleased tn lnvo obtalhcu from,
porhon 70 competent ard 30 friendly TO l,uts:a
rs Dir. :cuylor, 10 elaborate aud faithful report
upon tho administration IN Tnrkes:au. ApaEt
from tho detailed crlsicisnla, which have
refarouco only to certain intliytiualH tho digpatoh
Of Mr.. Echny!cr contains nT|'reclatiyo commoiltR
Of 4 Sotlcral ctssrGcser, which 1t Naa certainly
very Yloaaant for tho Cebinet nt st. Petersburg;
to eco psoA:,coa IN putlie. o!i.cill fornl. This
:Sci:t1yier nhowH TINT tbs efforts ct l:llps!a 10
ciyi.'xo cid pacjfy Central Aea arc paraEyzosl by
jasIoualns and defiant opcaition, Which EnGlantl
jias encouraged IN tho 1iatsYe population Of
TurEOsta,,. Iu:tecd, it Is very frequently gnil
lint, II alr. scauy1er Ind erhed rf.nco uo,ss.
c1,A!toit to icSicate thai par.ion o. tho EunsiAl
policy tonarls tho Orient most worthy OF COM
incubation, iIo could not have boeM bottor
Eervcd. Tho dispatch Of atr. schuylcr, .ao:coTCr.
Was not Vi III official character. nnd snly Incl
tlentally cn,no TO tho knowledge Of tho Depart
inent Of State. lIr. Hri.uylot'a Dispatch MAS nd
t1tepscd privately to Gov. 1ewolt then 1l,nissos
to BIT. Petersburg. WHO transmitted It to tho
Stnto Department. 1hn wl,uo excitement about
this Schuyler lt.atser originated III sary bittog
personal controversy kct"ncn noyn:ol Russian
Journals, 1lotnuly tho oit nnd tie Monde Husac,
In which Gcn. Tsohor1uaieff and uen. Heines,
who Laye served In TurAoa.at,, personally par
Ncrated. Tho Government Terminate; tls
pending tho lattor journal. SIr. Schuyler,
snonnwhi1e Ii on tho bsst torn,s with tho usaisn
Government,
, 1875-04-26

Quo Of tue 6lsah'a daughters IVES married OH
Jan. &c to tho 1IAan Juileh OF Teheran. 4 cat
respondent Of tha London academy writes that
pnhl.o opinion ia persia regarded tho n.htr.ago
AZ another link In tho ellain With which tho King
tries to attach fllulsulf 10 ta priesthood, AMI ton
ad.ls thla description OF tho f0.tiy.ica attou1sng
tho Wedding: ssIhn bridp yeilcd, and coyorna
with What looked liio d waving ,nasA OF motion
gold, was tnkeu to ler husbands houge at haIf
i'aet o; soldicrs, with candles In tho muzzles OF
tAon guns, lillosl tho roa.i. tho walla Of
tIie house were Illuminated with oil
la1ura, and ~ tho Princess left her {athor'a
5lalaee, Guna wete irc1 aud fireworks
10. OF. This ..roworks went on very we'll, with
but few exceptions; on tho roof wl,eso wo had
takcu up cur stsul no.na hundreds Of rockets
suddenly pusst otf iu all directions. burning
1uAny of tho spectators, and soms buns anu btafs
o4p!ode4 Just ~ the byile's carriage WIS paAE-
lug, ttighsoninE tho holsaa and burning tho uni-
fo1me OF manJ soldiors kill servants. To-day =
grand ba&yo Of artillery waB t!rol of, and soma
fcstiyittea took Elecs Ia the great sluaro."
, 1875-04-26

htewAfd, Ap0tlecnFy. matrou, etc.
QUESTION or COST,
II nothing clee could 10 urged In favor Of the
pavilion plan. tn taxpayer will not fail to ap.
procinto tim er71in,entu,n 0d c7tynrnnn, to 10
auch . hospital ~ I llayo indicated can bo
entitoiy built, and tho wards DESTROYED
and rebuilt ovory ten ycara for tho
simple intoroat OH tho Bum necessary to or1gi.
nalIy build tho oli.fashioned ost1odox ho-pltsl q
structure out Of consideration.
An AMBULANCE srnTEM.
Owing to tho largo exsent of tnsrtiory covered
ly tho City Of Chicago, it will he found ncccsaar7
portatlon Of tho och aud injured. Tho tnoet
, 1875-04-26

Whittier on tyar und sl.o Church.
Tic boston Globr publishes tho following lat
ter OF Cir. John q. Whittier. Written " bis
friend, Isor. ]. IT, Mica, D. D.. Goncral Secretary
OF the AsHociatlo!, fer tho Reform aud Codlacn-
tion OF tho Lax Of Nations:
AHEsnunr, II, +tl Month. lss5.-To Ja,nt& n. Miles,
!sntretarp, <t.: Mr. DEAR FRIEND: 1t Is e,ninrutIy
dtt{nE 10 couuecs tho centennial Anniversary pf the
optpug hattles pl tho Ttrvolninn with tho growkur
genttueut Of civilization that there ia 81 more c1re-
lent way" Of settling the disputes Of nations than The
orcal ii Wr. il Is cheering 10 note tho yury gencra!
sayor with which the plan ng arbitration las bern rc-
celytd l,y statesnscu and cly7ilanR III This counry
anil in Europe; but tlrre aru other siSaa Of tho
times we'll calcated to ocoasiou eoleitue on the part
Of every loycr of peace TIN Euen1ec Ut lanGcs nov
rcc1ns 10 cnlna from the Church OF Chriet, al this
t,nneu ss Icsee OF oil Europe u threatened by lilo
secret r:otk zld aonstsous public prrtenxous of &C.
fanst hsssestnels;s nf Tho world made nn arvua
Ut hattie sho c!.!s to Ls ESPECIALLY tbs ps!usls
ena representative Of ths aosrd Of prses vii!
which, for tue nasc Of power and loEna breaks thu
truce u t;oa Among tie na!loEs, 1nakca ita NH alon-
airs hSs1sains, aud ,ntnges hioosl with is Wtue Vt
sacrantnt, Il II high TINS fur the Chs!attan Church
to awaken to full Etnst Of ia awful responsibility
IT, Ettcr tho dreadful cxpcrcnra of 1soJ years. 1t fails
tn creye t8 necessity Of shaking itteif clear of tLe
barNasssm Of war, Il las anaa ct.1M upon the wofIs
respSct and conAdcucn. lts leavos ara NOT fnF Tho
healing Of tic nauons- an, very truly Thy friend,
IuAS Il, NAtYIIER.
, 1875-04-26

Mrs. Hooper, iu her Ias. Paris letter, ehron-
iclos tin dolnito Of ono OF tho oldest sud hes;-
nasronized OF the arssa-makiug establish
inents at Paris, which wout back 10 tho days OF
Lois Ny. Th.s was .ns alaison Gagehu, u
lilo 10 Rchel,e,t aud In QUO CT ita principal
rooms t..ers used to hang az OLD pencil draw
ing representing Mario Antoluesso .aslius
tLsn called. Wort4 fused to be das!guer OF
eoy.naaos for this establishment, aud mh!to
thcso tho princeta Do MeitstLlch, adnlriu:
bin exquislta tastc, advised him to set up Yor
alona. that ha offered to roMaln NTH The
dr.a it they would increase hls salary 1000
flnoa . year. Ths!s shaet-&iahs9d pol.
, 1875-04-26

s-Tsvnary' III, iisen p'1 artg .tppo ron,,,
r-E.ccut,ya huiIaine. can,,tnsn1 d,an.D,.rv oeoc.
operating room. ete,
Tn tye f,lnck nlsn of tho nau Msri,, uoaptto4
nj In" 1rscac t'uc,, IL lay i.sa, - 1n}; 10
observed ti,ot Tia ,vsria snI ,tn hm,td.nra ~ das
voted to tic kitchons. tiImInr.roon,n. ,s1,uiiry.
and etorc- rr,u,a, ara rromncd sro',n1 I'm a1rri,
tive hmilI,nz, W,tl, rlich tnav ~ rn,,,,acto hv
nouorod VIII trsn1u sao5 nrs Sonnoe. ~
wI,cl n proyijeti vii, '''"s'u ami nil.
way.trsct on whtrh to nm
hnntl.c.r for ca.v trorar,-t.t,o,, ~ ha.vv
art}ctaa frn,, o,,n tn,i,1in" ~ nr,tlor Tf,c
navilinna in this hosnitni d., s,,anusd m y.i.
atinm 1Ton.ah"na;,S hmsa ,s,,nn .s g. uo.-iv a.
nosaah,n north and ann,i, t,aarai.s +cc.i,,,o thc
'lfrcct ~ ~ ~ Tia a.,, r,.' ~ arGor r1r.inn
e,nnitaat l., ia I"si,est ,.a =. Wna1~tci,
F.a1 Fnr'.,I 40 '"' 4'to''s nosP''s't - "o'A"'SA'
.,,er, vcp. ,,.c.n,n,, mr.. mamma
T, d.anem,nin1 ~ .Iis,.uuo 1um hatwsc, t,o
~ astanre s ~ 1ss"sod ~ ~
, 1875-04-26

GREAT BRITAIN.

LoSpo:;, April 23.-,looly aul scn:or'a ro-
viyat meetings to-day were we'll Intended. Anong
the distinguished pesaous present Tonight wcre
3Ir. Gladstone and Lord i.uuelrd.
4 LIE.
4 report That Tho Marquis Do Ca1x was killed
In duel is wholly without foundation.
OnITrAHf.
The morning papers announce tbs death Of
tho Iitv. slr. feltyn, chaplain to sllv Queen,
aged Gu, G:,ti II. II. picksrsyill, the portrait
painter, In hib Dstl year.
, 1875-04-26

~ n,.ua... :. ~. -, ..s.S ao.1.'se
speetat O'spn~n " ~ t".e"u9 14'o""e'
WAsntSo1oS' - c'' apf'i 2o'--lt ~ probable
shat tho iucToase OF tllo rata. Of postaEo upon
merchandise md ttlitd-clas1 matter will 1aye
the eroct to enhsnre the cost Of tho trananorta-
~ ~ so'1 n1n s. sH. u>Asea "
sne EAST. bc1ose tho inezcalaaaIse limit Wse OK
tended to pounds tho chargcs for sranBpor-
tatiou ct bullion wero very high, Whom tLo low
&hat was cl,anrod nv TIM Homlin a,nendment
-.
Teas 'ato enes'' 'aose "na al 1"mo'
ul4se fcd1otaon OF t"o-thlrds IN tho
sxpeusa OF transferring bullion. The
rates from tho Wost to Chicago were thereby
rednrca .fron, rn nna IA to a. c.ut. mn
a. M -. lii. ,s,'s.s. M ,s a'' -. ~
e4'eoo N pulaoa. "e'en!nG apous puuhus' DO
1ore the HamLtn amendment 1t could ba carried
from the Western mines to Chicago for $1.N.
ths na.ita tls connnIss c1,,1"c, ~ .h1s IN
from es to 60, and the express companies
charged ChtcaEo bankers tho samo "a tloy did
Nsw York banker At the terminal uotuts. Tho
rost- Of,,cs of.c;n,. rnd,rat,nd ana in ox,,oe.
cour,n,a. x-i,, ro.,,.~ ~ .,'~ ,'sN
they are sestaiu Of the stability OF thoir new law.
TIE nxyEs1E nrp,nr.rsr
rta pacrat.rv =, ~ ns.aa."s.-.
.n,i-a,e 49, a,..st,s,,s,, @ 'asuy -. n4s m"e1 ~
eut.taty na" etasa'neat'oh OF eh@ collectors Dis
Alton, Quincy, aud at. Louis, Of Western eities.
ase IN the Third Division; Omaha, BURLINGTON,
Aeo4uk, Dubuque, Chicago. 5llwauaoe, and tho
sAatorn lako ports aso 10 tho Sixth Division.
oAANnhsA N AND nuE!1-.
elo, coo In ILLS attempt to SECURE tho convicIon
nuS sna nsmnpspOs co. Iho to-
, 1875-04-26
Ilish Authority for Saying that Dc"
1ano Will Go; Also, that
Eo Will Stay.
The Express Companies Hope to
Thrive Under the Postal
Amendment.
Zcch Chandler Ayers that He Has
Spent $4,000 in Prose-
cutting Buell..
CHANGES IN THE CABINET.
nnas1T ABOUT DELAA1.

nhHN1T hnoET DEtsAS1t
.,.1,,, ,,,e,nth d 77he caftdgo Tribune,
r.n...sa-o,, op.ssa. n n. hnr}l Q5,-Alauy pcrsops
MAsniSe ..s,' n,siton VIM nm ca,,orn,Iy wol In.
formed, insist that Secretary Dolano WILL cor
tain,y Immediately Ieaye the Cabinet. Thero Is,
1o-,c,o- .,,I1 axcc,,ont nuthority for saving that
no"oses; ss.'' sA ..an,, ~ -. s.s,o, and that In
Delano aoea ho1 hten" ~ sen'sn' n"u ~, e' - ~.
eczema to fool assured TINT Tho Ffos'aens VII uoe
rcaucst Lis resignation. DolHuo's most intimate
fnonas are vesy certain tAat TO will remain In
~ ~A,.,sot ~ ,,,at ,,nt,1 ,1o fail. Youno Do
.he eao'n1t' ~ 'saas . Nv -, ,,..t, t,,a n,os.
1apo Los eoen 5ops'manuea ns posn 'ns saa.ns. ..
idout aud his father 'os w,"t ID te1neo on.s'onA
s,, 1,rr do pnt prnve IN bo unfouuded,
inK 1''a a,. w n1s .,ata,.,a ] l., ~ a,tar,nt tn
a1r' csa'g' "ao was ue1oa'co ~ ~ "'seps | -, ~
secure q land rassnsr ia UNDERSTOOD 70 DC QUO "
the persous notiye In circulating thcHe storleB
abont Do1eno. The details Of tho published
o,,.rao. ,ro ,1onticat with tl,o statements which
"sea ~ o.a"' ~. 80. ~ s.,as ,,a~o poct
CratG mas pflsatosy nlaoo ~ paf'4oh Aoi.. ~".
OF tho contracting tirm OF Duftae d fccR' oi
Lpayenworth, las nlRo bocn agGrtovcd on ae-
, 1875-04-26

POWERS OF ATTORNEY.

CIlCuIAM In HEL4hI!0N Tl1E}tET0.
speeial Ltspateh TO 7'he th,eaoo Tribune.
WAsu1xaros, D. c., April 25.-Ihors have
long boon conflicting rulings in tho Treasury
Department on the snbjoct Of claitn-agonta and
their powon Of attorney. It has sometimes
happened that c'stn1-agcns llaa improperly OBJ
tainod possosaion OF money and withhold II from
his eient. It has mora, frequently happened
that tho client has received Ills money diract
from tho T1oaautv aud Inns loft his 1awyhrR will.
out thoir fees. ghors weto doyorat rulings 1lton
this ruattor urder Secretaries Richardson and
Of tho case. Accordingly Bt,forl Wilson, So
licitor Of Tho Treasury, has drafted tho follow
ing orlor, which Secretary Drtatow has approved.
Thia order Is Of general Importance, Il! thnt it
gisos now definition Of what horcaftcr. tho
Treasury Department will in oil cascs consider
power Of attorney. Tho order toatls:
TnrAauay DErAnrMxxr, Arr!l 10. 1s'5-Tho asscn.
oa Of o!se. q Ut Department, s e ef ,5, u,
e RsVsa ss 's'GtS seos. '''ea s'
upon IL. United a.e1, = = any psEt u .a:e :h:sr-
& heroa sna s Maf'slpf II o~ss sss & sesn as
sl ss e ss n ri ss a !" r., T. asc n
luteiy nnsl .n'i void, unlosa ,thoy are freely
aa' .s nd vs s1'ss ssna /" rss.e.p s aes tSs
o ti,o amount duo, nd do is"!ng ef warrant for d.
payment thereo1. eHti tEans1esat aEsfthuEuts hlu
nc1lt, aud must 10 acknowledged by tin rerson mix
ing them before NJ officer layng authority Ia ta:tn No.
o1lccr Ind ii must appear By lilo certificate tint tue
oliccr Al the tMa Of tlo acknowledgment. lrad Ant
fully explained tho transfer, Ms!nHcnt, Or wasrnt of
attorney to Tho Eerson acknowledging t1io ta,ae."
Tho order Of tho Department Of alaich H. 18Th, re-
irtfng to ,pwera Of Attorney Ia hereby revoked. aud
Tho following adopted In llnn thereof:
Tho Trcanury department vii! hereafter rctognizc
AMI act nron lha rtlo Of law that, to constitute
po~er coupled with tn interest," thera must 30 al n-
sercat In tic thing Itself. 1n uni merely Ill tint which
Is produced by the oxnrcsc u to 1t r. An !.nreHt
in claim tn The cstent of fce coulrEcu! urta knc
ccfa, Ia uot, therefore, bcl MI ineIes will prevent
principal from rcyat}ug power.
In all cases, uraG for tic rroctcda Of cnt M viii! b
.nhlc to the order Of tr claimant, null will 1 s1eliv.
cred TO tho cls!n,a tn attorney having tho htc4t
valid power authorizing hin, 10 reccisp Il.
Il. II. NnlsToT, Secretary.
, 1875-04-26
Swearing nt the f:c.snninE OF tho
l1cEnIUtiOlss

at Inst two mon awore Mt sns beginning of tho
Revolution. Ouo Of tlseso wsa Capt brown,
who eaid. when hls comradc, CAps. Da.is, wna
them, thoy arc firing balls. Fire mon, .lro /"
Tha other was Con. putnam. who lo1 The Con-
nccticnt troops ut Bunker Hill. and intlulgttl in
60 much profanity when tho old Cou.ine,,:ais
At the end Of tho fight TINT Ao apologizeei to bin
church aftes tho war OH tho ground that ait
was almost enough to mako ali angel swear to
see tho couattlA refuse to secure victory 70
but tho recording angel, no tnro no doubt,
hlottod out bis oatba with food Of tcnra. ay tt
did IN tho casa Of Uncio Toby. Thcso two ill.,
ptances are tho only ones known Of profanity in
tho early days Of tho Revhutiou. AB tho wnr
progscsEcd profanity bocaue more frequent. ua
with Gen. Ethan Alien w.ion ha summoned tho
astonnIcd British ueneral to surrender In tho
nnme OF Almighty God aud tho Continental
CoDgrcBa.
, 1875-04-26

Icy In declining bis offer lost shom bin eeryiccs.
and also those Of P1ngrat, two artlsta who hayo
since tkkcn the lead IN this department. Tlo
war, IN connection with lack Of enterprise and
adaptation to tho new orr1er at things, AnnijY
aad, ouel, IL had intends to sart annthnr !.
cannot DO expected to attain the high position Of
tts nrcdecosgor
, 1875-04-26
EDUCATIONAL,

coIu11us. o., April 24.-Ths ssata Board OF
school EAaminers mot here yesterday and do
clded 10 have four e1amInaEi Hons during tha roar
~ Cleveland. Columbus, aud Cincinnati; also one
at Put'sn-Dsy sftsx TIC State Tsaohcrs' Aasoola-
ton.
, 1875-04-26
At RuTLANp. Y


RUTLAND, Vt, April 25,-Tha Rutland Herald
building aud bookstore, and tho p.sss-rooms Of
Tat:1o l. Co., Wore considerably Injured By tiro
this morning. Fully ius1,rcd, aud the paper up
Fcass a8 usual III the morning.
, 1875-04-26

SrtcGai J;tsteteA II TIE ch,ccus 1rtt:.M.
TEEEE EA17ft Ind, April IA fire broke
out this evening. about hnlt-past o'clcci, in
tho otico Of tic Daily Errress and Ecturoay
Erenin3 .udii. Probable dasnage About el,5oo.
The publication Of tho Ertress will BIZ tttluyri
for several 1a.e, M thu caset aud typs In tho
composing -roumg ATE lsstroyol.
, 1875-04-26

6ttefa. Lispatrh 70 The Chtcaoo Tr,tunt,
6AS Francisco. April GA beilding contniu-
lug bookstore aud tho Pest 0tlice burned lsv.
night i'll Oakland, Oregon. Loss, 1D,U10. Tho
mails were cared.
4 i1rn III tho workshops Of Tue Central Pa
citc. !. Sacramento, last night, Caused lo=4 Of
al0,CuO
, 1875-04-26

Q, psErs. OF coadwassr. Asant OF ths Board OF
Penal. Ptupes. I'D l1asok1uatusf 1Astlta.loua fay
Brkual Ga1tReH,
, 1875-04-26

Al UQNHN37fCEE. lFNT.
DownASv1I1E, Ont, !.rail PA fire this
morning destroyed the b!o:t owned by William
31calurtoy, and occupied by 3lcMurtoy l. Co.,
dry goods and groceries. Loss, S37, 500.
, 1875-04-26


Sptcsat Corret:,oIuk,tte u The Cd.edgo Tribune.
LAss1Sa, Mich, April 2l.-Tho boiler In Moore
i Co.'s mill, at Grocuyil!c, blow up Wednesday,
iuiuring three porsons, mono seriously. Loso
about 81, GOO.
, 1875-04-26
CASUALTIES.


Spreial Disrateh Ia TAs Ch:eioo 7t75une.
DLooa1xoroS, Ill. Alr.l o5.-Walter Daraan1,
living milos eas. Of this city, WAS Killed on
Saturday BY tile cayiny in Of we'll in which he
1rnA ut work.,
, 1875-04-26

1T EAU CLAIRE. WIS.
MILWAUKEE, April 25.--A tta AZ Emu Claire
destroyed the American House, md hyo storesin in
tho sar.e block. and the barus Of tho Fan Claire
Lumber Company. Loas 10000; Insurance.
S1.fC0.
, 1875-04-26
FIRES.
Partial Destruction OF tho Now
York Union League
Clubhouse.
The six.story Building Flooded
with Water, and 1886, 600
Damage Done.

At NEW ynak

At NEW YORK.
NEW tonK. April .j.-A fire originated s3un.
day morning In a chtna c!o,o. Oh tho eccond
asory OF tllo Union League Clal-rfousc, corner
Of Twcnty-aixth street md Madison ayopnn.
whicb quickly rushed up dumb rator to tho
fourth atoty, aad then IN the Nhnsard
rouf, ahch wns fruil AMI intlan,u3a-
b'o. Tho roof on tho exth 1loor
waA occupied by colorod seryas,tu who heta.no
Tanic-stric;cu, aud weso only saved from dea.l,
l,y ba!ng thrust on tho roof Of M adjoining
bpildlng. Tito roof Was c1tircly destroyed but
thalowernoora wero not much burned, though tic
fire communicated By tho dumb waiter to the ar,t
ioor. but oil tho htoiics werc dougod with water
Including the fourth and ,ifth. occupied by guests
aud iodgcrs, aild the trll fluor, occupied as re-
taa4sus, and second story snd reading-
roon+ ~ we'll NJ tho kitchen and coIlar,
etc.. were promptly ro'losed from tho mt
gallery, and tho only work Of nst
destroyed wiz the picture Of Tho soldiers
battle-ground at Gettysburg. On tho third
floor the carpets aud froAc1us Nefe btldIy dam.
aged, and so1nc of tle furniture toakcd. Tic
tilIiard-room and thcatro "eso not tn-
jtuel. Tho bulling was owned by Leonard
Jerome. who built i in 1866 for lin
own occupation. III 1863 to leased it to tho Club
tho club nLou'd Insure tho property for elG0. ulo
c!auHo In the lcnso provided that, iu caYo or o
fire dong more than $40 Jo1 damage. tito 'eage
eAouId lapse. The 1osscB nfe estimated as fol-
laws: On building, s25.o0o; gu pictures
destroyed, el,60o; on frescoiuE damaged,
S5,u10: IN stores. etc., ss3000; on turl4ituro
ard carpets, $4,000. Tho building ms insured
for eIu1, 0O0; the furniture wa8 insured for e30.-
gOo; the ,sorKs Of art for $2j 00D mud the Htores
Tor S5,u35. Al tho policies expired on tile
1ss Of May next. Jne officers of
the Club mcot tomorrow ut the clubhouse to
arrange with jerome. An TIC Club has build
ting tund OF nbout *17O,o oU0 1t Is not Improbable
that the members will decide to take advantage
or the fnrhu mud ht1la nnr. clut.lnuan.
, 1875-04-26
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April .s-1 q. n.-For tho
Upper Lako region. tho Uppar Mississippi aud
Lower Missouri ralleys, Increasing cloulness
and Light Eains with rising temperature, variable
winls, ahiftIng to cautorly and soutAcrly, knd
falling barometer during THO day.
LOCAL OpaEAYATiOHa.
CHICAGO. Avail q.
, 1875-04-26
THE RED RIVER REBsL5.

OTTAWA. April 2o.--A proclamation MAS issuel
yesterday granting paeaou to al pasaons engas-
id in tho Northwest Iebsll[on except Rle!, Le-
pine, and O'Douoshuo. rhs two 5osnler arc
banishod Tor five years,
, 1875-04-26

eEtetal corrtfpcndsneea a Tl.s CA:easo Tribune
1Ass1so. aiich., April ei.-4A fro in tie cast
wing of tho 1le!or1n-se!lool, this morning, wan
cxtsnguished, after gEea. eSertous. bY the Bplen-
did arrangement there for throwing water.
LosA, SOU or ECO TO insusauco. One Of tho
contested to ecttiug his oan cell al. tire, lo
will low taEo higher course-tlo 6tate Prison.
, 1875-04-26

The liabilities 10 depossto.s ly tbs Vaughn
BANK failure u Eaton NaPls, Mich, amount 70
about esa. a.eoA--na4lly saaA asgosits " poor
RATfQpk
, 1875-04-26

rleuris; pains anil all aetr,ac and bronchial atrec~
tius arr relieved by that certain remedy for
eausl& NH. colds. Dr. Jaync,a Expccsor4,l,.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27
FkOPosED fEEBLE.MINDED IN.
SI1TlIION

On the lst of July, the Governor will
appoint Commissioners to purchase a
site and farm tor the proposed Feeble
Minded Institution. The Site and farm
must contain not less than forty acres.
The policy Oi scattering the charitable
institutions over the state 4 urlwise. An
those institutions should have been locat-
ed at the capital, where the legislature
might get at them Tor investigation. As
II Is, they are source OF corruption and
are supported by money voted by a
ring" The scattering policy should be
abandoned, aud all other charitable ins,i.
buttons located at The capital. 1t would
oe well 10 commence with this Feeble.
Minded Institution. Let It, il an eligible
site can be procured Dedicated at Sprino.
field.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27
LIIIELL.s LYNN ,ar

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April 18th and 2ith, contain Modern A.
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.aaeD'!ias The Abode Of snow. part. /
ana H. b.a.kEsod The Debt Of English
% Italian Literature, F,rtaigl.iy B,ri,-, /.
ne Ae'aphy,ic, Of Conversation. Sol,,,.
to' slr Arthur Helps, Sora,5gy R,ri,,,
An unpublished Letter OF C,lorid,.
Aeade"y The Terceutenary Fe.,iy,i a.
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nent' Of "Alice Lorraine. nv r
q. Blacknore, author Of ,La
MAID OF sker," and "Fa,ed ,o l..
free' by jean Ingelow; and lcu.nal
choice poetry aud miscellany.
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