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Anuunl Session NJ t.autsvsssc.
LOUISVILLE. Ey.. Nov. 1Y,-Tha National
c-.nao .on,ir,,o. a.. so.s;on ho,o nh ,.osnN
ufenko oonI'4oe tse noAs'on LULU: 1ae t'oea.
ing session Was consumed III tue a1soasetoa OF
the report Of tho EXECUTIVE Committee. 6poak-
ing Of the location Of tho headauarters Of the
Gr.nra. tbc ronort sara !. nrha ;rferoat Ynori.
fe.tc3 Il f1o 1ncattnn Is ta nannio ~ onch Btst.
yistoi In yary fInttcr1,1 to tha Drier.H II ssys
ttst sf,er raycru, AZ am;nst;nn md consifo-ae
i'm of tha .ioi,ns ~ osrh ni.co r. voa soc;,ind
~ ioc.,s II A. In,,iss;iie ri,oso n,t,rsl .dvom.
taccs sre sncr nm To ba n rrnat M, vinn ,nd viii
a s"naa NJ aroas IesnonehIty rx,stnr nnon ;ts
1neml,era' III" C'n,mitaon rosolyaa h o'1 so1act 1T
, 1875-11-10
TElEGRAFhiC BHEVITtEs.


Whituo and Bliaa cIosod thoir revival meetings
'in Minneapolis yesterday. A large number have
hoeu coavartsd uqqAar s4eir pse&ahlng. Al many
as l,50o we're preaan&.
Mrs. AlmaE King, residing mile west Ct Au-
rora. ILL.,, Wills experimenting ths cooking Of
breakfast yesterday morning, suddenly drouned
into 4 chair and expired without q struggle.
Eau4s, diseasp Of tho hestt.
At CAUCUS Of soIsctod friendg Of tila various
Democratic aspirants for Mayer Of Memphis,
held yesterday, Capt. Alfred r. Lacey, Iato
President OF tie State Senate WAS se1ooted ~
tho candidate against tho present incumbent.
Tho rork-packlng season is being Gradually
opened At PsoEa, but has boon delayed constd-
efRby on account OF tia mild condition oi Tho
Fe&aher. ReYnol1s l. Co. hare thus far ssaugh.
tared about a,000 hogs. Typg 4 lrothersoa Will
probably bogfa operations ro9n, Caakie. npx j.
Co. are &ettlpg ready for the winter scahon, and
Will open in short tiuo
Judge Colo, Of tho Iowa Supreme Court, Yes-
terday Rlod with tho Governor his resignation.
IleasonH for II, tbs salary IL inadequate to sup
port bin family. The resignation takes enoct
1au. Ii. lilo recqtdmauda N increa.s at tho
salary of District Judges 10 $1,000, Supreme
Judges to $4,000, and an addition Of RuqsAes
Judge to tic Supreme Bench.
, 1875-11-10
CRIME.
FORT WAYNE MURDER CASES.

FORT WAYNE MURDER GASES. :
6pee,Gt DspateA II 1h< Ch,otoo Tribune.
FoRr WArnE. Ind, Nov. 18.-joseph Wall, the
murderer condemned to death yesterday. Was
visited in lis coli to-day by reporters. who found
him calm and perfectly resigned to his fats. llo
admits that ho had fhir trial! but ctaims that
some Of the stato's witnessea sWoto falHo!y
agaiuat lin, aud TINT hla color projudiced tho
Jury agatust him. lie says, however, that he
has no malice toward any one, that no Ia not
afraid to die, and that stnce Christ died on tho
Croas death has no torrnfB for him. lie Ap-
parontiy hnn strong hopes for smother trial.
In tho Kr0ut murder trial to-dny, large
amount OF important evfdeuce On betlslf Of Tho
State Was elicikod. On the night OF Bept. .. &C.
cused, in company with q numbar Of othots
went to "Doll" nowly-parried couple about
6 Mi1oa from tlliH city. Tho testimony to-day
g1von sho~s TINT while tho ''beliing wAs IN
progress, kront had difficulty with d man
named Hatfield, who struck him with T. co#~boll.
When the men wero going homo afterwards,
Krous followed up ltatiieid with large DIRK
knife iu bis hand, and having ovorsaken him.
accoBted lim with angry words. Carly Hicks
expresAod discrimination to defend Hatfeld,
whom krout plunged hs knife into Hlnkg. The
latter fell to tho ground and expired In q fon
momenta without nttar1nR word. krout wRa
told that he had killed Hicks. Ho replied that
tao did not caro Cd d-n, aud. jumping Into
. wagon, went to dance, whcro he remained
till noar daylight. When returning homo ho MAS
arrested.
, 1875-11-10
CASUALTIES.

. RAILROAD COLLISION IN GEORGIA..
AUouo7A, an, Nov. 1B.-A friBhtful accident
took ptAcu last night On tho Charlotte. Columbia
Il Auguats Hail1osd, near Pine House, about 25
miles from Anguish. Attor the regular pas-
aonges train had loft Columbia yesterday after
noon for Augusta, 1t was followed by train Of
empty cars for Augusta. Tho two trains rolled
ut tho rate Of 20 miles an hour, one following
closo upon tho other. Tho paBseu8er train hat
just EoaoLed the siding. and aAa about to step.
whoa the Beoopd train caEpe rushing alupg, aud
the engine teiescopcd tue ladioa' passenger oar,
throwing It and the smoking car oil the Track.
A terrible scene followed, Tie tadi8s' car WAS
flied With passengers, and men, wotncu, and
children wore jauamea toRothaE. wounded.
crushed. and bleoding. Aftar fox 1no1aanls'
confusion, thn Windows aud doors waro hrokou
open, and tho raaaongetB RaIe oarded from tho
Erock. But oba life was lost, that Of Charlie
Ni9htenKsls, ARed 6 fears, the son Of William
hiRhtengalo, OF brunswick. Ga. He seemed to
have been steamed to depth. sou Of Nr.
Uodgesheimsr, Of the United States Coast Sur
vey, who R&a iu tue snokiu8-car, waa 4estouAly
injured Hr, DcAlman, Of baltimore, COM
1nefcAl travelaf, bled 4 great deal, and appoared
badly wounded. Gov. Chamberlain, Of South
Carolina, waa among the passougetH.
The outward train from AuguBta being unabls
10 pass tho wreck. returned with the sounded,
soma OF whom. however. proved to have xeceiy-
ed but slight injuries,
, 1875-11-10
PnRY hllNnN.

Special Dtpatth to 3Ae CAtcaqo Tribune.
poa1 fluAoh, Mioh., Nov. 18.-DowK-Prop
st. Louis schrs J. II. Neclon, HolAirk.
u-propa Dean 1s!chmont, Marins City; ochra
Champion, II. T. Baldwin. Wsype, Taylor,
Home. -
W1Au-Sputh, frosh weAthsE clopdy.
Syxcaat Di&patca 10 TAs Ehsaafy9 Irihurs,
PoAF 1luRoA, Mich, Nov, A,-DpwN--pspp
Concern.
Urprops St. Paul, 0ertnania, HAclett md
ooDsoft I scArs Sweetheart, Lizzie 4. Law, u,
T.. Hlggie, Lotto Wolf. :.
Wisa-sQash, gon1lej Neathsr ape, -
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Martha McNulty snd Arthur Kane. ealoon'
keepers 1t No, 232 South Wator street, weY{ weYE{e
btoughs botoro Comm,saiouos uo}npeGl posscas-
morning. charged with nAsEy barrels with tho
ion fs{iQr raraaod Tho7 wore held in bail OF
q, 900 each to this morning, whcu Other teati-
rnony will be adduood. Daniel Murphy and Ed
sard Fitzgerald, proprietors Of q saloon At No.
l78 South Water street. #cro also beforo the
Commissioner, charged with tho samo oleneo ~
was laid at tue door Of MurnhJ and Kane. Tlelr
examination was continued to this moruiog.
Rudolph vooko, formerly q 1auger. vas le-
fore Iudgo Blodgots yesterday to outer into To-
nognIzApoes TO appear for tsiAl on au lLdictMant
found agninat him By tho Inst Grand Jury. fio
Furnished William Vocko and Caspar Schmidt al
Auieties for $4,000.
Tho indictment against yocke alleges that on
March 81, Whilo he WAS 1n duty At tue distillery
Of Roelle, Jupkor Il Co., he made false cortih-
cato to tho effect that ho had soen fifty packages
Of spirits empsied, and tho stamps thereon
erased. Another count charges tho salno Of
sense for tho eamo firm Feb. 25. A third
eoupt charges tho same offonap for the sa,no
firm Feb. II. 4 fourth count ol,nrRes that ho
mlde q false certificate Of rogangiug Feb. 13
The closing oount charges that on Feb. 10 le
eonspired With Roolo, Juukor l. Co.. 10 remove
10000 gallons Of spirits without paying Tho tax
thsreon,
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CANADIAN lIEM1,

4sExeiat Dtsnaa'h IA lAs GAFauo 9slhun:.
'TonoSso Out, Nov. 1a-Ibs puTlamans
buildings ase bQipg 9ot ju .ssaqiness for .aa
meeting OF the Provincial Legislature Qa ~ ~
24sh ipat. Il IL understood tAst 2, H. Me4n.
epoaker at tho last Houss. Wilt be the eaaee ~
tho gpys1pue9s sag Hpa44eF thle aot41on' oou. ~.
siderable speculation il indulged In :. 70 ". Wv
probable strength Of paJtaps on 4 sea' W.. w..
Good and impartial anthaFiAcs giyo ihe n1'a's'
A Jlspstch fsom urantfofd 70 tho 4H' Y! w
ths Mon. 0soigo Brown has daposs4 e !s,. ~
Park to company Of E0gl{abQsn fostee p~ ~ :.
poss Of qa1F5lqg on aaeft.Aofq pIaffaf H. ~ IS
large axtant Il Ia Understood that ~. ~ sa'
viii shortly Leave for England to enmp'e'' ~
taugppapta, -.
, 1875-11-10
RAILROAD NEWS.

THE O. l. @. RtoAD AND THE ALDERMEN
alr. ". G. Quincy, General Manager OF the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, han bceu In t,s city
fer some tluo past, for tho purpose Of securing
Tho cousent OF tho Aldermen to leaao from tho
Expoaltion Directors tho Mechanical Department
OF the Exposition Building. He hhs, however,
up to this limo not Aucccsded in overcoming the
opposition Of tho City Fathers, who for some
ronnon or othor put al possible obstaoloH In tho
wny Of Afr. Quincy. Their opposition can hardly
bo explained on my other ground than that tley
mean to force the railroad into buying the Iako
front At thotr terms by Fsft.sing t4snl temporary
shelter. lhuy have ulade no objection wllatov0r
to tue leasing Of the min building to a conn.,
pauy tor tho use OF ykatlng-rink. Afr. Quincy
much ns that aud Of tho building In worth. and
fyo times aa much in proportion to what tho Rink
Company is paying. .Ho also ofetod 70 giye
nll the guaranty raqulred that ho would leave
In no evont would le wnnt it longer than trost
summer. fet tile Aldermen Eoinatnod stubborn,
and claimed that tho law was against tho loaeing
Of tho buldiug aud roforred tlle tnatter TO tha
Law Densrtmout. There ia probability that
tho law IL aga!net tho laase, but tho law 'rsa tot
Consulted nhon the building waH leased to the
Rink Company, nor vlen 1t was lcased to tho
rai1rond company last year. Mr. Quincy has be-
come decidedly d!sg,,atsd with "tho ways that
arc dark and the tricks tnat aro vain " Of the
therefore como to tho conclusion that ha does
not want to hayo apyt1iug more to do with
tliou,, and that hn can GET along inet
es we'll. Il not better, without tho
ing, aud tho city aud Exposition Directors will
therefore t,are to do without tho e500 month
Ilo oircrcd for tho use Of Me building. For
about oue-1 1fth of tha money offered 10 tho city
for that building, le has secured tho spacious
building on Michigan ayenno, two doors south
Of Madison street, which Is just opposite tile
tsnoka from which the trains depart aud arrive.
This building In now being transformed into :
rooms, ticket offices, ctc, aud viii be reaay ior
occupancy in a.fou days.
, 1875-11-10

NASHVILLE renn., Nov. 8-The Ane7eans
Cuattanooga special ANNOUNCES the election OF
Fort, Democrat, Mayor Of Chattanooga, BY ass
majority over James, Republican, present in
cumbent- The Democrats also elected tho City
Marshal and half tue Aldermen. The contest
was vary exciting. Those IL groat enthusiasm
and burning OF bonafos. ~htlo tho Mayor-sleot il
being haulcd oreF the city on hose cArrlaKe by
tue enthusiastic fremon. tbs fact that Uliatta-
nooga has long been controlled by Ropuhlicans,
together with the fact that tho defeated caudi.
dnto Tor Mayor uss tho most popular Republ,can
in the city, sufficiently explains tho Dstaucsatlo
1xultatiou.
THE ALABAMA ELECTION.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 18.-The majority for
the ratification of the now Constitution viii not
bo loss than 60, ,0o0, aud may reach 8o, 900, Only
our counties gayo maIositlea aga!nst 1t, and the
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IIor crcums,anccs nre tho poorest 'magIanh'o,,
Hhe in entirely destitute. aud ttepe'"1cns
ufon tho IseIpf and Aid socie!y. asi,c9
sheurnstirm has taken s'lcsi . ro"sr'na.
auy work. Sho occnplos room in ihe roar ot
urotchod hovc. IN orc OF The poorest Hnsrecra
Of ts.a city. 4 Tntnurk reporter rlh'tod tl'
plhco last evening, aud found h1Fs. Joyco brf'h-
poscd % 10 pro, but tho abaenco Of heat n.''e
cl.easleas Apartment rendered 1t lnrntlonhnlo'
TITS furniture WAS extremely Fcanty. being cain' ,
posed Of Two BROKEN dowu clnirs, ptne-taole'
aud bed. As the vieltor entered
TIE OLD WOMAN War HohhtSo
and swAyinR to aud fro, over tho NV stose ana
utterins disconnected e}aculatons which o',aans.
ly inferred to tho tntsfoftuncs or nel hl.suaUn" @
lon. Il was Aouo tlmo bs'oFn sao fes9s-
ned sufoiently to snaTaF fo nashsi S sSs ru
fnaed TO b. comiorted. 1t appeared, fiusIly,
that she had only inst beard from some nc"hpape5
investigator that her BOIL bad been oohF'etSo
snd sent to tho ron.sentiaIy. For sono weass
w]th the fond expectation that Johnny" would
relaut and cons 10 i,cr nsaistAnco, but now her
hnpoa had besn daahed to tho tue ground ny th!s
Intelligence.
MER FAD utsroRY.
II was twonty years ago that she llvnd In Wheel-
Ing, Vs., with her husband ard her Two Sons.
Hsr huabAnd, who was employed az
d steAmboat hand, vent Oh ono uay
with smother woman, uar aon John
followed him to Cinrlpnatti, sna ahe Inns noseT
ss4n him sinco. After = fow months Bhe came
10 LhicAgo, accompanied by haE othor sou, sod
ol,snpd stnasl notion and confectionery store
o. Tho North sldo, by which eho anl'pos.ed her.
self until the time Of tho fro Since then sle
has kept allvs by doing waellu8. ,,,-
The old wou,An'e narrative wAB conhideI2bly
Interrupted By aobs and lensthy digteBstons
Bhe vas quits overcome, not only at tho III.
fortune which had befalsn her aon, but Mt thf
.prpepoos OF continued suffering On her onn part
nov that her hope Of securing aid from Linn nay
boon destroyed. It is not probable that abe Will
burden th,s world mrph longer, her bodily m
fsmitiss being 70 greh and her uud 30 nffes:ed.
Doubtless ahe will DO In her grave long before
John 4. Joyce htope forth from Tho Al'shouta
Btatp Pepitentialy.
, 1875-11-10
ELSEWHERE.

dNAHHkkApHHt ALAs
dusa4A Dsna1ch to IAs CHICAGO 7rf1un<.'
,EnAwNzEvowN, H., Nov. 1a.-Messrs. Beth
told l. Weber, Wholesale and retail dealers and
grocery MERCHANTS, OF this uity, roro arrested
to-dny by United 6tate8 Aarslal on charge
Of having sold whisky In loss quantities than ono
haz1st without having Il 1egaased. This Is NOT q
usso Of crooked whisky, but for Heliing whiskv
which has beep regularly taxed and
stamped, and thoae gentlemen have rnid p;ompt-
II ppoch revenQo taxes to tho Government
~ wholesale and retail dealots. They loft for
springfield today With their attorney, tho Hon.
r. ". Townsend, Of this city. md arc con-
adent OF an acquittal Of any intention to violate
ApJ Of the intricate provisions Of the Revenus
Jaw. This community hks the fullest confidence
IN their Innocence, anl TINT II will 30 appear IN
tho investigation. We bayo no Government
frauds III slIs CITY,
MMwAuKEz, Wis, Noy. 18.-At 2 o'clock this
Afternoon tho jury III tho case OF Bchlitz aud
Bcfganthas, after botng out twenty-five hou1s
1sturncd verdict Of guilty: Tho offenso
charged was omission to enter shpuaonta ut sI,ir-
tzitl
vas argued By Mr. Carpenter and Judge plxun,
and taken under adylsomont bY tLa Court.
Tho case sganat Robert Romett and Leopold
Werth, pE0pEtetlK6 OF t1a Mohl1sllco ltskll!FrYt
WAS opened BY Mr. Mckinney Tor the Govern
mont.
1Np1ANAPoL1s.
1Np1AxAroL1s, Nov. 1B.-TAo psrtioa arrested
At Evauayilto implicated In tho croolIod whisky
transaction we're brought beforo Judge Gresham.
OF the United slates Court, to-day. u. Lewis,
Col. 6amonaop. John E. Phillips, and Harrison
Miller were released on IS, 600 bail saoh, Jo4l
Y. aud Gordon Bingham wsro bald nudor guard,
failing to securo tho requisite amount OF bAil.
e25. .0to. John ". Bingham s,arsad for Esans-
T1llo tonight uuder guatd to obtain tho noceu-
ss1y security Tho trials will commence on tbs
30.h inst.
, 1875-11-10

sptetes DispateA to ~ caaeaPq Tribune,
BpR1NoFikLp, Ill, Nov. 1a.-The NaIlrosd
ND Warehouse GommIsslopess have changed
ths inspection Flet ef grain 10 That No, y vim
teT wheat shAil weigh oi pounds 10 tho ppahel
instead Of b5i No. 3 apripg wheat, IS pounds
Instead Of u; No. 3 barley AZ pouRds, III.
steAd Of Il, to take cf1oct Jau. !.
, 1875-11-10
POLITICAL.
Full Official IfeturuS OF tho Voto
for Governor in Wisconsin.
The New Constitution Of Alabama
Ratified by Over 10000
Majority.
Miscellaneous Political Notes and Com.
nlenta.

WISCONSIN,.
TEE FILL VOTE ron GOVERNOR BrCouyT1Ea-187b
CONTAINED WITH 1878,
Spttfa' Correspondence " 1As Chicago Tribune.
AlA1lsoN, Wis, Nov. 17.-The following IL the
%oto II Wisconsin for Governor at the tast
elccsisn and the one preceding II. us appears
from etllcsl misunderstanding majority, 1t
tho list o'eosion, for 1sldington. Aoform. 81
stl, skatpat 1886 for Taylor, Republican, two
yahrs &Ko:
, 1875-11-10

The Act Of Epngreaa which provided for "ceto-
bfa.sng ts opa hunfedth spaavernsry of An,or;
E1liblsloQ Of Arts, b1aqpfaetpFoa, md FTodacta
Of 1hn no'l apd Nine" authorized sla creation
os tho United btates Centonnlal uommta6ton,
and iusfustaa to u tla a4ns8su,ens Of tho fx-
hlblnon: Iais 9odY y oonpo1sd @ q two aoa' Con-
mated by the sespeetire qoyernorss. and opulmts-
stoAad W the tEPshaa3 q tAo Untaa hthLee;
The enterprise, th4refpEe, y distinctly natlohha
one, aud not. ~ haa sometimes been stated, the
1ho Exhibltfon will be- npoped on Nav 10, 1876,
IL n,,s avs.s az sxoans arndsv y,n'
~ a10 Je.a"1n - 'PeM sn,t la az ,.s;n. ~
q nos. ~. Aania W ~ =, IHu h'.,, -. .n4
0D CGGth IuE AHuHdAuu " A4l VIZ 0uN
6f44auat .,.,,.... IN Tim
T4s Centennial, grognda ato sltua1ad on .t,ia, tao
weHtaFa bsnt oa the bchuY}klll n!vaf. ana T. "atn,h
Fatsmoult PaTk. tha larBqs* puRho peik ~ pf1R'
Unity 70 fseet CITY la tho wosla a1d one al tne
most beautiful In tna county,; tAs pasx oq4-
tsins 5leo eogsa ICY 81 whIon nave psen ,i,is -,
elosod for tho Exhibition. nestaes T.. tIae H.
t,os thste T y ls.gs yz asst " :e1sa 1ns tus as
already bean suitably planted fal The tosse Of
ploSs. mowers ,FsspeEs' tt'a o'nef As''u''''"'
, 1875-11-10
PaoLlha ARRANGEMENT.

CLEVELAND. O., NOV. 19.-An important moss-
ing Of railway officials was held At 0restliua yes-
terday. The oontenplatoa pool OF earnings Boz
tween tAe Vaudal;a and Indianapolis y, 1t.
Z. Simpson, long and fAyoral1y huovn IN rail-
road cifc!es, wAs elected uoueEa Manager OF tho
pooled Inca The meeting also agreed upon
schedule TOR through paiaes oars hetween Louis
vile aud Nav York by way Of tho Cleveland,
shore, and New York Central DaiiaaYs, to take
effect Dec. l.. Asrangements src In progress for
alutlar facilities .betwoen Cincinnati, 81. Louis,
hud Ehx York.
, 1875-11-10

q! masked man, QUO Of WHOM, knocked INN from
lts horrc with A club nnh afterwards ala,'hed
him With large knfo. lie managed 10 get M
Ills horse and reached nj, ndjaceut farmhouse.
lis wound was ploln,necll fan, hit at last &C.
connta Ao was alive. Iho attack wNH un,fOubt-
escaped without any clesy to t1eir Identity Lo,ng
NH hi1,nfl
, 1875-11-10

THE RECENT 1HsCH0ESr VICTORY.
LONDON. Nov. 1B.-No news OF the bastle at
Gatsohko has boon received By The Sublime
Porte. At yionrln, however, tho inBurgent VIC
tosy Is fully confirmed.
TIE oTREN atpE.
CoSsTASriSurLE, Nov. ia dispatch from
Se1yar rasha fully couirmA the previous reports
df tho defeat and Ions e.laLaued by the iDsur~
gents at Piya.
LoNpoN. Nor. 10.-A special from Cettigne
Bays rhe Turks aro assembling oil their til4-
poaablo forces iu Hoauis anu Iierzcgoyinb for
auothnr effort to revtotuai qornns4E, tho previous
attampt having resulted in their derear ut
Gatschko. Tho Turks have already concontrat-
el force Of 1b.V00 men, whils tbs insurgents
hayo Tecalyed reinforcements to the number OF
G,000.
, 1875-11-10
FINANCIAL

Hosroa, Nov. le.-Tho suBpeusloa Ia an.
nouuosd os tue Wholesale provision houss Of H.
4 4. Jacobs d Co., Of l21 Ropkh Market street,
a very old concern.
1t Il reported In financial circles Aaee alaa khs
payer OF the Eastern Railroad vent 10 protest
yestekday.
, 1875-11-10
THE NEW MIC cHtGAN CAplyol,

Etsetpi Gosrsspondsnes of Ths chieago 9tttuns.
IAne1ho. Mich, Nov. l7.-Tha ,nasou-work
.en sha nav Capitol Ii stoppsd to-day for this
seAzon, leaving tue norniee uesrly completed.
Only 4al feat Of pia.n Asa.lsr 1on,an to u iat
IL u Axpeotsd that tho eutiso building will be
fuzfcd and lsthea this Wats1,' and will bs
plntezsd po1t SUMNER.
, 1875-11-10

EKw Ya1x, Nov. l8.-TAa Consentop qt the
american Woman Hunfage Association wAs eoa-
tinusd to-day. Several addresses were ,nade,
aud lengthy sertea OF resolutions fpad, seaf-
triuiuK the prncipiea Of tue Association. Rnd de-
mendiug equal rights Tor women. Great pEomi-
nsnoe WAS Kiyeu In The Ad4lsessea to petit.anug
Slate Legislatures to onspla wQnen to Tpte Il
Tho PfpsIdeutlA elaGkiQn Qf 1870.
, 1875-11-10

uusxoozz. /. r, Nov, ls.-spealel Gpa%
alopeg Ah4pka EptqIpea from TeAlt4ps@ seiI se,,
lie repo.ta III quiet. Ths members o. a, po.s
partiea report that thia y the most qulo1 ooav
since tho War. The Joint Commission a'' ~. ~
.ssttga.tns tAs renteete4 slsetfe .,s y co. unF
seqgaJ,h plslfiet Ia s11y rfpa dI3sf iii B.
onuntad and the choice determined.
, 1875-11-10
THE CENTENNIAL.

A Ssntcpput Of tha l3ircctor.Eencrnl
OF The ANtsrnpftonAt Exhibition.
UNITED STATES CxT gHAN1A1 Commission, pAlT.-
Apg1r41A, Nor. 3, l875,-9o hs Editor ef The
Ctaolnnan CoWmsrftql: Tho lpaul1les which
reach thla office Ahqw 10 insufficient al under.
atauding of ths international Exhibition thai
have had prepared statements Of bono tnapey-
tant itena which tt is deairabla to make known.
Very respectfully yours.
4. 7. GosuoRa, Director-G -GanoraI.
, 1875-11-10

EDUCATIONAL A6S0C9AIluH.

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pEATH.WARRANys ISSUED.

TlrIsnuno, Nov. IRA special from Hhrs's-
burg to tho Associated prcss 6f this city SAYS
tlov. IIertsanit to-day iosued warrants for the
execution at ritlrbnsg. on THURSDAY. Jan. Q.
lY7G ot William Murray and Frederick MEYERS.
Wahl, and eoutcnced April = to bo hanged.
, 1875-11-10
GREAT BRITAIN.
AErQnT 11E1lCu.

LONDON, Nov. l8.-Tho appointments Of Sir
john IIslker aud Hardenge Stlnlcy JstTord to
tho Attorney and Solicitor GeneralHhlp, 70:
RpeottYcly, aro donied.
THE RECENT ELaous.
I4oxpoN. Nov. 1u.-The MorniuJ Echo att
pnunces that, on account Of tho recent foods,
tho sAnitarv authorities have acclnrod tho DIS.
trict Of Itistoi, with population OF 6,00o, unit
for hnbitatoh until midsummer. Thousands uf
acres III tho FsIley OF tho Tssnt viii probably
1eu.atn Under water throughout tho wiutor+
, 1875-11-10

Sptesai D,spa.eh 10 This Chtc0ao Tribune,
As,SsEsroL.s, Minp., Nov, is.-dan'ea Hrown,
who murdo.od his vito last month. pleaded
guilty tn tho District Cont TODAY. Under tho
laws Of tho Stato imprisonment for life u tic
BeyeEoat penalty that eau now be givon.
, 1875-11-10

Montgomery Queen hss purchased 100 African
place aa.F IIsyToods, > 4m.ll toTp rs miles
}rom Eau FfG1csao. Il ia vi. qqeep's .4taH.
t.op to Tsl&s ostyiphee solely foE their p!uHess,
sAeh hiid y1a}dlp8 oyar, 33ao S w2sth q tessAsts
ysa<ly, Rp NV arrested e1W,4oe ~ ~ easesF
RtlsR :.
, 1875-11-10

New iaRx. Nov. l8.-The st4ton Iaknd
steamer D. II. Mastsn took ire On her down tip
this afternoon. Tho Ase was caused by oyet~
heated machinery. Tho pilot ran bar asGoro On
tho fats, Tha pAaaongafa aud hands we're ta-
moved in email bost4. Two mon v4ta badly
SeallNl. '~
, 1875-11-10

Stetlaf NHpateh q Th6 fHlcaV0 IFl5u1<.
UfloS CITY, Ind, Eoy. lY.-~iesteraay nolp-
lug, Al man named Philip Tucker wss riding Oh
hossabaek through tpe woqda about 8 milss
souA Of thf place, 10 was sst4qksa BY Ruaabsr
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FRANCE.
TtaI. l'1sfbt Hill,

pAn,s Nov. 1s.-1hc l'nfcau1 OF tho Assembly
to-day elected tho commt'teo to consider tho
1,rcen bill, Eleven mentpfn OF the Committee
holono IN tho Opposition, and ou1y four arc IN
fayof uf tho bill 1t ia telieyet1 that tho 1noad-
u1o, Which is nat Cabinet question. wlll be
nim,,doued. The Assembly has aa1oufncd nutl
Monday.
, 1875-11-10

nrecetns II et boicb.aR y may t~ unir"sa,t, s'ane
mt conn nny ton sonE II ha Ahla mini c&nnat hrE
Itself bwn to tho 1Atty details which ha Is pst! TO lonk
1tLtrs bo lad better rrsu1,