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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-24
Tho Rsfecs Of Judge porter,s speech.

The Effect Of Judge POrter's speech.
From the Baltimore American. May q0.l
Judge Porter'e splendid speech (of which the
telegraph furnishes = wretched synopsis) will
revive the traditions Of the great lawyers Of the
preceding generation, and will take rank with
the best forensic efforts Of the century. We do
not know how many equals Judge Porter may
have among his professional brethren, but if
the New York Bar has score OF such speakers,
We do not think that the recent lament over the
decline of oratory had any substantial founda-
ton. Certain Of the New York newspapers
which all along have been most unscrupulous
partisans of Tilton, and have acted most unfair
ly towards Mr.. Beecher; are obliged to admit the
telling force OF this remarkable effort. Judge
Porter knows that he is speaking to an audience
to which those who are within the sound OF his
voice are but handful, and he therefore ad-
dresses himself to the intelligence and under
standing Of those who read well those who
hear. There are touches of pathos that will
bring tears to many eyes that never looked
on 1iton or Beecher, or any persons whose
names are associated with the great scandal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-24

IMPORTANT NoTICE.-After January lst, 1915, the
DAILY COMMERCIAL will be sent to subscribers free
postage to any Post ONCE in New Castle county
at $500 per annum and at the same rate for three
months To Post oiilces outside of the county It
will be at the rate of $3.50 per year and 81 40
per quarter. The postage will be prepaid by the
publishers.
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, the weekly edition OF
the COMMERCIAL, will be sent to subscribers to any
Post Once in the United States, at $500 per year.
the postage being prepaid by the publishers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-24
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LISuBRS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-24
Testimony.

TesfImOnYs
i cheerfuly give this testimony to the public that
Mrs. Fosters Blood Purifier and TetteT Ointment
cured me-
! WAS AFFLICTED for many years with dlsordered
blood, troublesome and obstinate tetter OF the
was the occasion OF prolonged suffering and sx-
pense.
l consulted eight of the most prominent physi-
clans in the city and used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief; on the
contrary getting worse, till finally almost despair
ing of hope, / was induced to try Mrs. Foster q
Blood Purifier, which was recommended to me as
being certain cure for my disease. II was the
turning point in my case ; after using two bottles
OF the Blood Purifier In connection with the Tetter
Ointment the swelling ceased, the eruptions disap-
peared and now am entirely and ehectually cured.
il further information ia desired concerning my
case, call at my residence.
THOS. SCOTT,
1890 Claymont Street. over llth Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-24

Cures aiarrhGa, dysentery, cholera morbus,
cramp, PAIN etc. Price IS cents per bottle.
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale and retail at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Ernnt and West Sta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-24
&pkfixI Nntifes.
Mrs, Fosters Tetrel

Prepared b. Mrs. DR.. Foster. An imalffble rem
edy Tor piles Qnternal and externaD and burns.
Read the testimonials on circulars accompanying
each box. Prce % cents each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-24
Cholera and Diarrhrn Mixture.

For letter, ringworms eruptons. To be used in
connection with the Blood Purifier Price rs cents
per box.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-24
MINERAL SPRING WATERS !:
Kip OF those Elegant Chamois
Skins.

Also, soda water and sarsaparilla, at the Della
ware Avenue Drug Store.
W. T. ALRICHS
Apothacary,
jylT-tf 800 Delaware Avenue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-24

Mrs Fosters Rose eWOrm-LOxcnKes. W
An infallible remedy for worms. Safe, pleasant
and reliable. Price 20 cents per box.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-24

1890 Claymont Street, over iith Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-24
Mrs. DR.. Fosters Hood Purifier.

This well known AMI thoroughly tried preparation
maintains Its reputation as a remedy unsurpass ed
for the of blood and skin diseases, VIZ: letter
ringworms Scrofua, blstches, plmples, boils, I'm
purities OF the blood, ETC. Put up In quart bottles
Price f1.n0 each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-24
&pefaI Nrttres.
Choice Soda WeIer,

Z. Bringhurst co. have re.opened their Mineral
water Fountain for the season. The majority of
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority of the soda water from this fountain
AMI the delicious flavor of the Fruit syrups they
prepare. Of which there are upwards OF twenty va
rieties. They have
GLASS SIPHoN BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly ning them
with highly charged Carbonic Acid Water, which
can be drawn at will, making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who may require 1t, or the
lover of Soda Water who may desire II, 10 enjoy the
use OF this delightful beverage at any time at home.
We have on draught the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser, tssratoga) Excelsior, (Saratoga,) high
Rock (Saratoga,) Vlchy, kssngen. Also, the fol-
lowing waters in bottles Congress, Exec sor Ha-
thorn, Geyser, High Rock. ST. Louis, Magnetic,
FRANKLIN, Bal.ston Spa, Gettysburg, Misslsquoi,
Rockbridge Alum st. Catharlne's Artesan, Freid.
ericshalle, Vlchy, Setzer, Bedford, Etc.
K. BhlNGHu L hsT h CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
, 1875-11-17
Particulars Of tic
Turkish Defeat III unrZe-
Eovffln.
Don Carlos Dclfcred to Be Negotiating
for Peace.
Con. Castolls, tho Defeated 0arlist Leader,
Enters France,
Abort Edward wit Visit ccYion and Chass the
Graceful Elephant

THE uEnzEGoyisIAH VICTORY.
CETTsNoE. Eoy. 1C,-The victory gained BY
tho inAusgetta nt ualschko is moro important
than vas at Gret reported. Tho insurgents, With
loss Of only Gfty-seson killed, Including ono
Chief aud six officers, and nlnety.ax vounded,
csrtusod prosisson train, 1fty tons Of anmnui-
tiou, aud 900 rifies.
4 RUSSIAN E1rREHslox.
BT. IETEnsDtAu, Oct. 25.-lho UGfe'dt GdNne
OF to-day publishes ~ article upon tho occur
rcnceH iu Bosnia and 1farzoxovina. which BAYS
Russia, iot aoue, but In alliance with two other
Statcs prepared To 1aaintsu European peace simply
aud without any political cgol1sticht atterihoueht Of
intentions wtlalsoeScr. Al who Hinoctey Wkh Tor tne
maintenance Of peace frea to jutn The alliance At
The tinn, Kusaia hss not hactcsd Ia the alliance
ltysympathea for TIM B:lsron!c CArsans. and tue
Tccs Iatte by tue sla4lan nation tor tho orpretssa
Bcavonu population Of Turkey afe 80 great that Rug
sa II juHincd fu ttepruB forth With 'sa
befo1a TUG w4ole Of Eu1nte. pe'eei~4na the
we'll to Turkey herBe tlAt would af1so II ths Two
furm:r sere drawn !n:n tbr struggle, Au.sa wAs the
hs to raise her voice for the protcon u tbs unhsp-
py orzcgor1nesc, who haze been forced by e1ces4vn
burdens u taxation and opbte4sion 10 feaoFt to lAa
most e1trelnB Molnuttt lusstl. 9erluany, and Tho
she ubjeet II hver:ina any possitlo Intervention is
Turkey Law c1cd utun t4e latter tn CONS to
ranYclnent with the Insurgents and France Italy. aud
ENGLAND sEpptrteL tho request,
turkey, ,epy, promised 10 Introduce h'sLstsutai
tmrrofcfncuts IL tho Hls!on Ut fhB bsarohtG Chris
tlans. md tue Sultan issac Iras oraerng great
rights fur CArislapn aii MnhomelAuy. Nevertheless.
nntl4r tesolunns Jecseed former 0ceAFions by
the Hnxn, after teiuH e1tortel by Ito guaranteeing
loHerd weFc uuscr adhered 10 for a1y ieuEsh Of time,
and as consequently toa1donco is l1nGeF Iacol III
decHiuus the Gars must Ike steEs to strength.
that on6usncc, without which Turkey esnuok carry
out the reforms She earnestly inerd4 to tutrouce 1u
hy case an eud must 10 Iu 10 tho t1f.cht sAd con-
ditlon Of the Christian population Of Turkey.
, 1875-11-17

Eps:fat Dt.pateh to The Chicago 1t4bunt,
BPn,NunELD, ILL.,, Nov. ia report te1e-
ezaphed yesterday to = Chicago paper that
aovesal detectives srs heFs Investigating Whisky
matters. and especially looking up tho trausao-
tions OF tho old so-called Springfield and Pokin
Ripg during Johusoh's time and arant'a first
&ostli, cannot 6e srhced to auy reliable source.
Nothing IL known OF Any such At tho office Of
tho Supervisor of 1ataruA1 Revenue, OF u tho
Ool!sotor'a odioe. aad your correspondent Il as-
sufed there Ii nothing In it.
MILWAUKEE.
Spetfas Dt.pateA T. The cAataas Ttfoux4.
MiLwAuazx. Nov. 11.-Fos stamping inattAd
Of burning brands into boxes, 10000 olRars wa1e
salzed today It ths Wholesale grocagy houla OF
HAl 4 Qood1,ch by revenue oAloess.
RIO ths Assoltate& Pytss.l
MILWAUKEE, Nov. la.-1n tbs 8chllts 4 Rsr-
eenthI case to-day. tho exsmlnasloa Of >xlt.
nssIss on The part OF tho dsfapse WAS ssaumed
And completed. HI. Goksnnsy addsassed the
The 4Af&pAS.
, 1875-11-17
OBITUARY..

WILLIAM LEWIS. OF FREMONT COUNTY, IA.
Special Nspdfrh n The Ch.cdoo 3FlbnH.
Dys MolxEs, 1a., Nov. 1G.-At Hamburg, in
Fremont County, Oct. 81. dad peculiar an'l
remarkable msn, William Lewis. at The age Of
tilsee-ecore and ton. lie wes one Of tho first
white men who ventured into that Hection OF the
btase, when inhabited only by Indians. thirty
Hye years ago. lie brayed perila and endured
lxrdahips which woutu hayo crushed most
mon to the Garth. lie wss we'll
knowu to nearly eyery pioneer
settler On the Mistouri Slope. Although unedu
Gated, he possessed that good. practical common
son.a often moro valuable than colloRe-drlo-
tnas, aud tt1et honeaty ot putpuae which made
him a valuable rnatnber Of p!ouoer community.
lie kuew no fear, and was generous as ho "ah
brave. During the Rebellion ho battfed for tho
Gniun. and, hi ndrPerfs Magazine Tor 1873, III
incident ID rotAted Of which he was tho hero a
| Missouri Atenmor, floating tho Rebel AaR. waa
| pntniny: aud al order Tag given by Uncle Bill
| Tor her to lay to. IT was not hcolcd, when
| he, ia shuudering toues, from behind mnsked
battery, ordered tue tuys to .'b blow tho old
| eaelt out Ut the water" At tho saune tine. 4
large black muzzo was run out through the
blush. The CAPTAIN, NOT liking the arpeasance
| OF the rRven lRrkeE," hove TO- and surrender
| ed. What WAH lB HurptEe to flu1 Tho twolvo-
FOUNDER o piecs of Btove-pipe, manned BY a
| couple Of buys not 10 yeara ot6.
| Mr. Lewis Iabored hard and accomplished
much to develop the wild conl;ry whore hc set
tod md humorous richly cultivated farms now
| testlfT 30 bin Industry aud zeal, while VIDE
spread community Mourns his loaB.
, 1875-11-17

! can't e1actly date neyer pltd hin In pos.on but
few sl'neR, trosstt'Iy nve nr t'x. paid '!i'u
"nee In The p'anteTa f!n'Ae think this vsH In l'"~
canhef, 1911. 1gAVe him. It that limo, in M cnya
1otc thc balance Ut the "a mentioned. thn rs: part
" which had rsSytously fnid linn. cnat tell Whtn
paid him money tho fo' 6nd t!nIo In ia o~u pihrc.
becauBe Epurr.Y paul the monay ia Joycc. but or-
s.:'onsils found Joyce ahaent and paid u to cDon.
aid: Tho tooopd payment made Detwecn January
and November is72, that being M definite - Will
pretend to atate. The remember tho p1an!eft
House Transaction IL that just leaving for Tin.
einnAti, and
THE TROUBLE AHopT FAIR D1vNIoH
Ind {Hnt occurred. 10 not remember Of anr ma tlae
hss.nR betn present II time paid either Joyro o:
,noney realized By ny connectien with lilo Hing, but
II was enn,ewhcrs shout 4io.o0o or efp,HD. loat
heafly all Of II In tho &tock businrss In New York.
, 1875-11-17

Special Nspat:h o The ChicaQo 7FfbuHs.
LINCOLN, Mob, Nor. 1e.-Excitsmant haa pre-
vailed hero for several daya past over goss,y oo-
curroncea In house formerly occupied by PROF.
tItutos, latuly BIZ negroes. GloBtly appaIitlona
have beou ruuning rampant about tho house, and
sre said to appear to the frightoua Inmates. trls-
lug them Away from tue premises. 1t is beloved
shas The noighbofs ha,o ARRANGED tue thing 70 q
to rid them Of dlsroputable nelgAbors. Over 5Ou
psfsous dnty visit tho house. aud 1t t!ght
seancea are held by certain sptrisualtsts. and
some extraordinary revelations nlatlo. 4 man
aud woman under tho intincpse Of the spirits
created considerable disturbance last night, and
bad to 10 secured to prevent thon. lujurinR
themselves aud otAsrs. The excitement Ia iu-
cx&AsiuR,
, 1875-11-17

- .,..-..
oePLoRABeE HCClDEhT ~ but AIo'
6H5aio t'"mt'c'o' -'osf''ae'' a0r. ~
It is rot ofton That wo have been calico upon
to record Ell accident Of suck distressing charao-
ter N that which occurred in tue CITY this uoru-
...,,,,;,o H., I'M f1e,ti, NJ n oa,hkuow,, and
ink, sehu'alh - Wv uA .s.|., -.
highly respected 5oane 4aos. 1ne nano ol 1no
lady Waa Mlsa Isabo|la T, kcone, daughter Of T..
3, Keene, who resided With hos mother md Sis
ta,a Al M 99a Niarara atraet. oorner of Viz
'.s. se' ..us". sto,, ~ a.,,oc,, III. ,oor,,n7
k.oss e'e'|' "o'"' ~ 's .
hisB heane having previously oeen enSa6So "
the kitchen, Ind OCCASION to so to tho barn III
rear OF tho house for eome purpose, and
,ha-a I, 10 hoti,voJ aim snur n rat TT,s DECEASED
!" ,sea.. T., 49, ,,.1,;t -, .t,o,,in. ,ata
nsu 'os yeAto peou - '.o .Aau's - eus 3;u" :,
with pistol, aud tho 1act shat eae naa k's1eo
40 many Of tho creatures In this uauner Was
a ,nattar of prido with Ler. Hence theto Ia
o..a~,, w.. .ea, fnr ho1;oy;no thai hcr deutb was
o''As to@aaa ~. ~. .,,i..,..,
due to an httempt 70 XII! 1at. 10" in'"u'oe
after Miss heane had toss the Ssschsn' the mem
befs Of tho family heard the report of pistol In
the harm. Deinr naturally surprised, thor hur-
rlaa ~ .t,a nana onIr To ,nnkc tin torttbio dis
''sa W e.'' p'"I1' ~: ~ 49, .,'a 49, -,
coFofg ta@1 ieaoea. ""s 'y'"h ul'on '''' "oo4 y.
the barn, with tho blood flowing from q wound
In tho head wbero q ball bad entered. Tho
wonnd HRs on tile right side Of tho head, midway
between the top Of the car and tho eyc. and tho
hrttat nr1ouhtr trI(v noY,ntrHtad The brait1. She
, 1875-11-17

STEAMER COLLISION.
GALVESTON. 1es., Nor. l6-A collision CO.
CURED Letwcsn The stoamahipa ClTde aud Nor
gan In tho lover hay NJ p. rn' Tho ciydo IL A.
wharf, hcr bow torn ous. Her cargo Ia reported
un!njuEcd. Tho Morgan IN injured absft haf
paddtes. Her freeh. il ro,ortod injured; OK
rho veasela were tapsiug II opposite directions.
Tho collision ii supposed to have bcen caused
bv stilr nortler blowing. NJ lives lost.
GALVESTON, Teasa. Eov. 1910 p. m.-Tho
cols,o between The Clydo aud Nnrean VAS
more serious thsn flrat reported. Tho Clyde had
her bow stoye IN tn Tho water's edge. aud Ia TO-
ported leaking. The Morgan was sut dawn TO
tho waset lius aa1aft Tho wlecItouan, md hor
wheel disturbed. The tnxboat Laura is lying
alongside to render assistance. II il htated that
tho hecdent was caused bY tIo Signals mol boing
undbrdtoud.
, 1875-11-17
FATAL ACCIDENTS TO CHILDREN.
Entc1dt {ItdtnI,h b IHt tMicaao fikAIR.

poDrqrE. a.. Sos. 1G.-I.ast Monday Nttlc
daughter, 4 years old, of Gcrlafat koPrl. resd-
Ing a. Binsinnawa Mound. Wiz, was..fatally burn
cd. Her mother wan boiling potatoes for hog
laad III largo kettle. White Absont few u'in-
utes the clothing Of tho lttlo ono caught fire
and cuso;opei het in 1fa.nes. she died After
suffering groat distress for Que hour.
l. 3-yc4r-oId daughter Of farmer refidihg
near Ulrich. ILL.,, felt in alop.ba,ro! and was
droa ned. Tic circumstance was uhl.uown I'LL
I'll tho mother happened to draw up the body In
dipptnE cut feed.
, 1875-11-17

Spst1ai UlspatcA n jHr Ch.e1oo Tribune.
MAB1oN O., Nov 1G.-While clearing land.
young man nAmnd Lucas, living stort iistsnc"
north of towp, ~as instantly killed to-day tn tho
following manaer: Ho had chopped largo tree.
which gell against another. mil mhiio trying 70
free it. the tree fell, striking Him Oh hiB head.
crushing his skull, aud killing him Instantly.
nptefu. tlanatch 10 IN. ChFnqo frsonHt.
unASp RAr1ps, Mich, Nov, lG.-IlRr,ev Cur
tiea, Of Grass Lake, in Jackson County. this
State, was killed A. I:oso Lake, On the Indiana
nohd, wh,le chuppiuE yesterday. 10 WA sts uck
ou tie h.ad by falling limb. aud bis eiul Was
crlshed. causing iusthat death. The limh fell
about 90 feet.
, 1875-11-17

IsplAxAroL1s. Nov. 1G.-Tho Grand Eucsmp-
l. q. o. +. Of Indiana conroned in auousl COM
muntcation in this city to-day. Grand Patriarch
1Iobertaon in bin report. congratulAtes the Order
upon Its increased EnemoeErlip aud general
prosperity. Ssyen now encanIpultnts have BEEN
instituted since the seutt.anuuai communication
In s1ay.
QssMA officers for the ensuing year were elect-
ed this afternoon. lhe Grand Lodge meets to-
MOTION meg.A!ug.
, 1875-11-17
THE uiSTtLLERS' EVIDENCE.
THOMPSON AND NEYIa EnNF1r3t AEuHuEH TEsTI.

THE UiSftLlGRS' EVIDENCE.
THOMPSON AND HEyIs coNF1rst AEonuEa TEs7l'
MoHy.
su<efat Dfspateh to Ths CAteaao T,tbune.
8r. Louis, Nov. 1G--Aftcr Megsue ha'l con.
cutlel Ills testimony, two Of tho distl1lcrs In
yoyod in tho Hing-s1acklot Thompson and
Alfred Bo7ta-gaye 'tho(r evidence fully cor
roborasng the narrative Of Megruo concerning
tho origin Of tho Whjsky Ring, and tho naunor
Of conducting tho bl1Ainoss- Thompson gAve
tho following account OF how he got into tho
Tho Tho irns talk h.d with Joyce NJ. in September,
a7!. had another In November. lh7i ilu said that
il dropped a tub or Two occasionally could do 4.
e III 81 sa' @ ss 5oes Sse
| $hD for sersicea tonteroa at that time. |
it, !" repsea psy o .s as1ss.sa sass n' ~Sy 9
AID then 1aade al could Without paying .aE~s.
FINLEY obS W. ttorskeseos 5,. .nd the1i TAorp
cnxosth aa5 Warner: had iii viii bo1S altn"st
d. tim aa keeping ,as IS2t; &; ~ IN h., t1s I,
sske Of stamps and put them on other packaRee Io
a.o It'd ,ns iow wss s to Pay M" s1ssFss E ker,
ss @S Ct h1 Or :3 3ss &c sf m
aeenss for .he Government It thst time
os!seer 1ss sa A, Caught ~ a nsa aa y:
Nohla aAFe 70 f4lse s9Uu 10 RGt 1ut ol rou1e+ Tug
d4sloss held meeting, aud UIric!. currant Alfred
peyis, aud myself wcfo presrnt. We agreed to 1al1e
the amount uDs!c and ~nsu to pay fl.eg$ cach aud
alIs others we1e to raise thu ba!Anto IN order 10
III tls stamps 80 they could DO rom ove1,
wc urs noif psatc and light vatntsh. and hot water
correctly, except a. to tle prouf. Whe, spirits
ii. p,ld wanted aauecd IT 1u told the 0auRer,
anu It all right. Lesscuworth, in h!s t'lss with
lie. used to tell NE " tho country wss tae.H mH.o
ahout fifteen barrels b Day bJ fraud, averaging Is
gallons Zach. Half Of the tax THU j,a!a into tile
| nfbt enh tept tho other half, My lIstfllgry
sezed by Forl In AuKns 1860, and the Information
sss,. It lentoa until 1s7; Al tho a,ms ea:t r.
tr,iontb1y reports up to August, 1872 10 the Col.
lccto,, gSiug Tue Eratn consumption and quality Of
spirits dstlliel under oah. Those Reports Wera III.
| tue uecessariy.
| 1tEvlE.
In the course Of bta testimony, Dogie said tint
on orc occasion Joyco showed him q letter dated
Washington, aud signod Dab. which Joyco ea'd
was from Gen. pabcocR, tho Presidents private
/ uneraf%tr
, 1875-11-17

DON CARLOS COMMUNICATES WITH K1No ALFONSO
MApa1p, Noy. 18.~~Gen. Jubifi, Aid-de~camp
Of Don Carlos, las arrived at Dafs from DID,
1ango wl1oso tho Caflist war delegation is ait-
ting. Ile was the bcayct ct letter from Don
Carlos to fling Alfonso which was delivered to
Gen. QueBada. An AId-de. Camp Of the latter
has been dispatched With tho letter Oh m OK
rraBs tratn Tor Madrid. Tho funds hlro riaen In
coAseguei,ce OF ftluor4 favorable to peace.
spA1H AND THE UNITED STATES.
Spaiu's reply to tho United Etatea las been de-
1iyoiod to Minister Gushing.
DnIvEN INTO FRANCE.
PEnpioNos Nov. 1G.-Gen. Caeteiie the de-
fea,ed CRrliat leader. has entered Franco,
, 1875-11-17

eago. Burlington l. Quincy Road i year
hgo. aud Win res1des in t1R city.
Mtas Era. without TIN aid Of wcalth. has, by hnr
oan exettion, educated her4elf, ANIL though but
- ycAra Of ago, has made remarkable rrogreas.
sho Ind but two weeka' preparation for the con-
tcst. Her subject. "open the Gates was
Labor to Capital or tho Rich and Poor sociaflg
considered. Her Alma Maser ia Justly ntoud Of
her and will be disappointed Ii rhe does uos
make hof rresenco felt At tho contoAt in Chicago
In May naAt,
, 1875-11-17

whole world. MAS !u lnris during tho fiogo by
TBS Germans, cann afterwards to t''tH county,
scttje,t In Chicago. lost alt lis prntoftS IN tue
great fire. and now has large bnrin"AH a. Colf-
Wator. Mlss Garner il a well kuovtl phiianthro-
pist, having spent meny years via!'ing tho pr]s-
ops Of the country. hsudying and ninistsF!ng 10
tie pantB OF prisoneIs.
, 1875-11-17

6peoidl Dispatch To 1he Ch,.5ao Tf7bnne.
MNporA, ILL.,, Nov. lG.-sIf. ueo:ge Price.
manager Of tho MENDOZA Iank, was uEcaEetio-
nlouBly iusrudcd upon this morning by tuna-
way team dasb,ng tuto tho bank. Mr.. and MIS-.
po7terGo!d, the ownerH cf tho team. were tato"u
out Aud the wagon overturned on tlctnt When
extricated ther weto found considerably bruiscds
but fortunately wero not Reeious!y injured.
, 1875-11-17

sidnay q. Foots, Ragtata. of Bankruptcy Ia
ths Madison, Wis.,, niatstat, having E*s.gosd %
saooupt ot tl-haatth, aud Gons 70 Florida 70
CAp&. 4. ". Bssa1a 10 ias plssA
, 1875-11-17

5pfeta, Di&pateh To The Chicaqo Tr4bunt.
Burrl1o, N. L., Nov. 1G.-Yhe schooner Nnria
Martin reports having lost overheard snree
Greek sailors, names Unknown, OF Port Burwcll
Ut 3 o'clock Monday morning. Thuy wero Oh tho
jibboom, and weso washed Of by the heavy run
ming sens, and nothing could 10 done to naVe
them.
, 1875-11-17


3ptetdi ussJ1tcA 70 7he thttaao Tribune.
DIXON, ILL.,, Nov. 1G.-Nathan G. MorteiL who
bas realded here for tho past forty years. and
known to nearly every one in the Rock River
Valley, Was fatally tuiutcn to-day bv runaway
team belonging to Allan Wcigle, Of this city.
, 1875-11-17
FRANCE,


THE LEstIE NuRDERERB
pAR1a, Nov 1G.--TAo Rsllors Of the Lennie,
suspected Of numbering tho shipa officers, will
be- sent to England after formal examination.
fAILuax.
Pans. Nov. 10.-Josepl Hl'phen, diamond
merchant, Of this city, has {Aiied. Ltabilitahs
estimated At a3, 3,000, a1},
, 1875-11-17
HYMENEAt.

Special Di&passA u Tas caaaags 7s1opa&
Axx Aaaop, Mleh-, Nov. 1a.-Dr. Lean l.
Wass&bo, Of CouwAtsr, wss married tonight to
ltiss Klttls darnsr, ct this oity, The Ceremony
took place u tho u. E. Church, WHARF 2,ooO pso-
pls hid ssasmblsd, Dr. Wersabo Ia 4 Russian,
~ eduaatsa u Moscow, hAa t.Asslsa oyat taA
, 1875-11-17
INDIA.

TIE PRINCE OF wALEs MovEMENTa.
DoafHAY, Nov. lG.-H.a Royal ltglness, tho
Prince Of Wales, has returned to this city. Ills
future moyements aro still undecided. It il
probable, howevor, that ho win make tho tflp to
Ccylon much oarlser than ho Lad anticipated,
objects OF hls visit to Coyon will be to enjoy Tho
sport Of olephaut-huuttng.
, 1875-11-17

U11oA, n. =, Nov. l6.-Tho explosion Of
boiler 10 Bagg's uotel this morning killed tlso-
man, injured the cuginoor, md damaged POT
ton OF the buliatus.
, 1875-11-17
THE WEATHER.,

WASHINGTON. y. c., Nov. Ill + m.-For
Teuneeseo. tho 0hlo Valley. and Lake region
rislug aud stationary barometer, north to Wost
winds, Diminishing in torce, decidedly cold and
clear weather, except light saon in tho Lower
Lake teSion,
looAL OBSERVATION,