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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-09-03
THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Aug. O.-Flour-White
Winter Extra. $6.5o@7.5O. Wheat-No. 2 Chicago
Spring, $I.3311.34; No. Milwaukee, $1.37@
LBS; No. 2 Northwestern, $134@1.35. Barley
$1.3511 .37%. Oats = Western Mixed, 59@61c
Corn-Western Mixed, 78@s3c. Pork - Mess
$20.50. Dressed Hogs-1056c Lard-135sc. Cattle
Market steady; 121401ac. for Good to Extra.
Hogs-SA@shc. Sheep-4h@6hc. Gold closed
at 1873.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. - Cattle - Best,
$6.75@725; medium, $6.Oc@6 25. .Hogs-York-
ers, $7.90@s.30; Philadelphia, $s50@900
Sheep-$45O@5.60.
AGo.-Wheat-NO. 2 Spring closed
at $11761.171l cash. Corn-Closed at 64Ac for
No. and $3.50 for Rejected, cash. Oats-No. 2,
39@39hc cash; September options sold at 354c.
Rye-No. 2. S2@s2c. Barley-No 2, 81 .0S@110
Mess Pork-$2O. 2O@2O25 cash. Lard-$13.oO@
1866. Cattle-Choice to Extra, $5.75G6.75; Me-
dunn to Good, $4.a5@5.6O; Butchers Stock
$2.7584.Co; scalawags, etc, $2.2.@2.50. Hogs
Good to extra, S7.75@S.25. sheep-Good to
choice, Sh2501475.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-09-03

| The National Gold Bank and Trust Company and
| the Merchants Exchange Bank, both OF
! San Francisco, suspended ON the 9th, but
| it was thought both would resume on
the 30th heavy transfers of gold having
been made by the Treasury Department at Wash
ington. New York and Chicago bankers were
unanimous in the opinion that these failures
would have no appreciabe effect on the business
interests in the East or Northwest, but that dis
aster would result to business and speculation
throughout California and adjoining States.
The fifth annual convention of the Iowa
State Women Suffrage Association was lately
held at Oskaloosa. The following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year: Jas. Callahan
President; Mrs. NJ. C. Callahan, Corresponding
Secretary; L. B. Read, Recording Secretary; C.
Pitman, Treasurer; Mrs. II. Mckinney
State Agent. Resolutions were adopted de-
clarng that women citizens and en-
titled to suffrage; insisting that woman suf
frage was the paramount issue of the times;
calling for the cooperation of women in legisla-
ton to enact laws to protect women against the
assaults of brutal men; declaring that the COOP
Grafton of men and women is the law OF nature
and civilization; opposing appropriations to aid
the Centennial until women receive equal consid-
Grafton with men in the Exposition.
Secretary Delano was confined to his
bed at Mount ernOn, ONO, on the ElIn, Dy
rheumatism, and the time of his return to Wash
ington was considered uncertain.
The Canadian steamer Manitoba col
lided with the propeller Comet above White Fish
Point, in Lake Superior, on the evening of the
26th, and the Comet Immediately sank. Ten
persons were drowned.
The New York Postoffice occupied the
new building on the 29th ult.
The business portion of Reynoldsville,
Pa, was destroyed on the morning of the 10th
ult Loss about 100000.
Jessie Yorick, Pittsburgh servant girl,
is the latest victim of the kerosene-fend. She
started the fire in the usual way and was burned
to death. The house was also destroyed
The theory of suicide in the case of Mr..
Ralston, late President of the Bank of Cali
fornia, has been strongly disproved by later de-
velopments. and the opinion entertained on the
29th was that his death resulted from apoplexy.
A statement was made on the 29th that
the liabilities of the Bank of California were
$14,000,000, with assets aggregating $6,000,000.
A subsequent statement was made that the bank
would eventually realize eighty cents on the dol
lar. Confidence was being rapidly restored in
business circles in San Francisco on the Goth
ult, and it was thought the worst was over.
, 1875-10-25

II does one good TO SEQ tho rich custcIa Of f'itl
sized bGpcheh Of Rrapee, with their Tsn-sotrnod
b.rr,es, aud what is rnore Important In the
making Of good vino, we'll and equally riponed:
And fnll Of aaocl'arine. Dne OF sns hnest Ana
Ee.t.knoua eBtatcB l virite'i on Monday, pro-
sluclpu uenerntIy from 150 10 1GD tons OF Ane
c;ase, will this sear mako from 22o " go tons,
tho latter boiux tho most likely quantity.
Another T. email one. but a Typ of most 9sll-
esH), whlcl, last rear produced 18 tons. hAa
this year actually ms1e 2t tons: Tns eoo[,. .
EaA ri.au cooeltlarably, which In aluayn tho caae
ahcn the vintage is = largo one, | bave Visited
Enos. II tho best estatee. ond have driven
through mnnv ,niles III vineyards. In many TIM
nlno i. already mails, and Il requires no very
grch. tiiHferntncnt ~ discover that Tho farmers
srs vol eatini:ed with tho math; indeed. there
il tho sa1nc tlentv oytrywl.ete. Depeud upon
Il. prirr4 ln,Ht rnlo 1nnc1, lower than thoko OF
Tho 1911 vintage. There will be mono OF tloto
runonA speculative purcha4ea OF this year's
vintage ~ !a.t, buyer competing With buyer.
And, ~ rule gi.!ng the must e1orhltant prices
Wien tho moss moderate only would be justi-
fled"
, 1875-10-25
The ROMAN CHURCH.

THE ROMAN CHURCH.
E1coHNCNlcAT1oN or 1AFaRTihr FREtATEe.
PANS, Oct. 8.-Ihe 1yd publishes tho etcoua-
municatou Of the Popo against John hukc]. tho
newly elected JAnaenfst Bishop OF HARLEM,
against the JAnsenlat Archbishop Hsycamps
who consccrsted him. and against those who
took part iu the ceremony.
HAWAIIAN B1suor III TROUBLE.
MrNscn, Oct. Skiing Louis has ordered tho
Minister Of Public Worship to demand Of tie
Dishop Of spIrea justification Of his conduct At
tho religions iubileo celebrated 1t OgReraheim
Oh the I'd IT this month, on which occasion tllo
Hishop, contrary to nrdera received from the
Ministry. permitted the Archbishop Of A1syenco
70 Esetsh sesnson. II case Of tho examinations
Of the BISHOP beng found unsatisfactory. His
Majesty hAa directed the Mintrtor to proceed
against bin WITH the full rRor Of the law.
AuosnrRo, Oct: 8.-lhe .Au5susr9 Aligemesne
zeita"y Of tonight .rublishes \ semi official
statement saying that k,ng Louis addseseed two
autograph letters to tho Minister ot pul,l!c Wo.-
Rhip With regard to tho conduct Of tho B,shop Of
Hpirea. In the first His Majesty e1prebeos his
crest aAtontshlncnt that tho bighop conalder1ng
she excited stass Of public feeling. bhoa!d
bzye permitted preacher Of foreign
Diocese, 50 little vcfsed In tbs AFFAIR." of
Bavaria. md taltiug SC important part In The
present politico'ecclesiastlcA controversies, to
dcltver sermon Rt purely BsrArtau Church
festival. ne secooQ II 1ne isoJ =! !ettefh 1elefa
to tho fact TINT the Bishop Of splreA undertook
the full responsibility OF tho Archoehop's utter.
ances IN the pulpit, apd states .hAt Ills Majesty
considers the conduct Of the Bis,np to DO in dl.
rect oppositlon to Ills oath Of allegiance. wh,l<
the Achbislop Of MAyence had gsavely o1eudcG
a2ainst tho obligation which his sojoasu LII ~
Ta1iA imposed upon him.
FkHAIAE CATHOLICS.
RoMr. Uct. 8.-Gen. Agar, the epecial onvo,
Of the, Shah Of Petxs, accompanied BY Que O
his suite. both bolDg Roman Catholics. uer
present It nlss celebrated by tho Pope. Tbs
afterwards received tho Holy Communion from
the hands OF Hla HoiinesB.
, 1875-10-25

History of the Ssortn ns Compiled bT
the Signal Service bureau.
The monthly weather report OF tho Signal
Service Bureau for soptsmber. among othos
things, gyea tho oourse and meteorological his
tory Of tho great Tsxas cyclone. Tbs most im-
postant parts AFRO az follows ....
The oseione waa arss observed In latitude Is d..
Longitude II d., and was last obseryed 10 lAtt-
tsae So d., longitude! d.. east tho 40,
ordinate Of the vortex Of path vas latitude 70
mean velocity per hour. 10 miles. Although
this storm fa not traced on the chart further
to the eastward thaa the .westaEn portion
OF Cubs, roports recently received indicate that
tornado oocursua on tho morning of Sept. ..
SucceedlnK sepossa from the West India stations
show great baromotrio disturbances Ia that
region until the Afternoon Of Sept. IL, wlsn the
On Sept. Is violent hurricane occurred at gao.
lingo 1a Cubs, aud tho barometer at Key West
Ind fallen to 1881, with brisk northeast wind.
III midnight tho wind had Increased to north
The morning report Of Sept. Il showed the cen
tro OF disturbance to be northHard Of Key West
aud Havana. On Beptetnber lt and 10. there
WAS continuous westerly movemant OF tho cen.
trc, the progressive Velocity beius retarded "a
From p. H., September ID. to 2p. m. Sep
tembor II, Ito mean volocity Mas o'gat
miles por hour. During the allow
progressive movement Tue FelQClIy u
rotation increased to B8 miles Per hour, when
tAo cups OF the anemonster It lndtsnols vero
carried away. Tlia storm iH the nost severe
which has occurred In tho United Staten since
the establishments Of tho aignA service: aud las
NOT beeu parallsled since the tempeat which pro-
vailed between Sept. n aud Oct 10. 1887. The
northern half Of the curve Of tho storm passed
dsootlY to tho northeast crossing the coast line
neAr Norfolk. During the eastesly novemoutt
the cautro Of tho aepsesslon gradually changed
m AtN1 A11iT8A md the YHIOn}fV nf f0t0-
ton VISA uiateraliy retarded, whllst tho contro
remained on the continent. L. however. LEFT
tho Atlantic ooass, produclng hesry gales and
marine disasters on the Jersey, coast. Recent
| repor.s from the Atlanuo, oousiderod In eonneo.
| ton with tho sioIont atorms which prevailed
| north Of Grelt Britain from ae7en to nine daya
after the atorm left our coast indicate that this
| depression may have crossed tho Atlantic.
During the continuance Of this storm 10 sha
9ulf. a saoondaty depression developed 10 tLs
| eastward 70 the Atlantic ooaat. causing hgr
| winds on tho laksa md near tho New England
| coast. This depression wAa central In MAipe on
| Bept. n, and disastrous siofms occurred ia th*
| Gulf Of Ut. Lawrence md tho Cult Of Msxtc<
On that day.
, 1875-10-25
HANK InStdelttY.

fssm ~ pxgsssa sAsp'} eh,o".s. ,a ~. 7rde.
uoppiux the beer OF his troHsess with hnna-
keTchisf which ho Lad borrowed from bihy
Wood, II kosx : blacksmith 10 our vtllA8o ~ao
was ono OF tho hArasst tickets " sue Maeo. ,oa -
yestsd. L msde : great change iu him, and he
example of tho saving power Of gEsoo; After
Tom had baen travelling CO the soaa 20 heaven
nm;nsi on ii. rtpess for church meInheEship.
Tonl Wa ~ awful Aeathsu, and, although be
could sspe eud pray will tho loudes.s he couldn't
1sed snd knsx no more about he H. b,e's th.n
thsy iii il sps, pns Sasu.dsJ nlSht md Tnn
SsHt H.. Tllh his f&ea F4shSd eud hjs sap IN biz
ksnt. meEax : as1s saabaek1assdt s1a II hAptt
, 1875-10-25
MILITARY REUNION.

!Srtetdl Dspatch to The Chieaoa n11uns.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct. 2t.-0n Wednesday naxt.
Oct. q, there will be reunion Of Tho Eleventh
1llinoi8 Infantry, otherwise known N Gen. Y.
II. L. Wsl1ace'a regiment, at the opera-Houao In
this city. Tho exercises wlli begin At 2 o'clock
p. m., and will consiat OF vocal sod instrumental
music, N address by e1-Gov. H. J. Oga1sby, And
the reading OF poem By Gen. stiiIson, conn.,
posed BY himself especially tor this occasion.
A1np]o preparations afe being made for q attlnR
reception and entertainment OF the soidfats and
their friends. Tho Upera-nouse will be thrown
open FREQ to all who may come.
, 1875-10-25
SUGAR..

NV Yonk, Oct. 2s.-Tho Special COMMITTEES
investigating matters connected with the ship
mont Of sugar yesterday received the following
dispatch from the Secretary Of tho Treasury, In
reply to letter sent BY them On Friday sven-
ing:
lsatoTe former rate Of drawback on al sugar pur-
chased ut any time and shipped pending the inyesRa-
ton.
Tho effect OF ibis new orler will bs to cause
tho drawback payable to bo 1914 pcr 100 pounds
On refined bard sugars. instead Of s3.2l, In both
cases lesa Per cous, according to tho recently.
promulgated order.
, 1875-10-25
BRAZIL.
DoMpEpAo'a VISIT TO THE UNITED sTATHs,

DoxrEpao'a VISIT TO THE UNITED sTAErs'
South American Mat, Espk ~.
It Is With feelings Of the utmost joy and
pleaalrs that We a.c sble to Inform our fellow
citizens in the United States, from no unreliable
source, that tho gracious Monarch Of Brazil. Hin
Imperisl Majesty Dom Psaro H., IL about 10
psy visit to the great Republic. Below will he
found tbs tat Of tho oalol1 document in
which His Najeasy asked tho necessary per
mission from Parliament, which the Constitution
requires but which Ia, tn thu present instance,
Rlmply I u&ttsr OF form.
states on the opportunity they will haye In 70.
ceiyiug ono Of tho faw monAruh1 OF tile world
who, Independently Of bis roaitioa And chsrscser
a. ruler OF grand empire. haa over been re-
markable for the possession Of high and starting
whioh only An e1altsd position can really And
The requeat presented 10 The Chamber by the
Minister Of the Empire Ia ~ folloHa:
to-" /. as to prscions @ % hs.h It isr N.sy ths E
press continues uHhapplly 10 be ano ~
having obtained great improvement IN no Journey
aho msla 70 Europe II now eeeom~ aessssAsy ~ r.
Iii Maj.sty tho Emperor wiahes to sccomp1ny ~
Aa.t = tha sas IL
and to 1srtu and wtsnsss tic Development o.
nation. .x-,, ,,,t
1HA AD9ANc6 N a14 lAJeeI9 ~" A@sN0e w.
exceed eiEhtSea mantla.
And tocause, ~ u tho period Of biz dsrettnrs rsr
lament Will not he fIs'in8 neither ~ o.
h1st.ns 10 come sn soitcit ths Necessary psEsnason
for uia Maje4ty tbs Empsnot 70 1esve tne Esnps t9
possrtly fc7 Nest SsErns Hlghne4s !oa tEaoceAA '
per1l b. Ixabpl remaining III hls stead. -,
.asn IT, hoof ,ns 20 aufu.1 ak .1 q, e.
Eatesex bv the pss4asy Of Law whoss pfoTttons III
eQuched lii the following teftns;
Aariotx j. TBS eonsent Rf1nt*a. IN 9eeo!eane.
-itN NJ M nf tbs Constitution tor aiA MA1hAe,
| do Emleror to lesva the Enlptse.
During .s sbs:9ss ~ H., nsss1y ~ ass 5
fnonnt In hid stes1 under The oath tatau IN l87.
viii IL attributes which belong to ~ so!A pssFoss
tts md 70 Il. chlet oi ts E.scnas. X as ;s re~sF'
| 3o+1 B9ATe "a CuNNAk, XfSuslt%do.
, 1875-10-25
The QlnEet VlntaHe--AM ExtxnAEdi-
mary KoaFs

Mesars. II. R. Williams 4 Co., vine importers,
saud IL extract Of ; lettor received on Friday
moEulpg relating to The cAses vintage. ''1:he
vtntsge throughout the Modoo IL in full operA-
tion. Ths quantity Of vine nads thls year Wal
be grs&s--veEy gseat-faF 10 exosss of that VI
last yoar. Nhloh VAS good one: while the quail
IN will. ! venture 10 prsdlot. 10 excellent.
They hAvs seldom had hnas yaar. Tia wine
u bsluB uads uuaar tie mo.t favorable clrouu,-
ttAncas The weather il most propissous, md N.
iu fact. everything that could u tastssd the
saspsstAtien pze easasss. isgotAxls. and ~ : way
which, AptAa,6 20 ekTs lbs uiuosa Satisfaction,
, 1875-10-25

Lyman K. Eaes. and Thom4s 3. Connety, Of tho
Eou York {lrat1
f'fyMouril Oct. H4-Arrivsd, the PammoniA,
from Now York.
QDEESgTowH, Oct. 24.-Afrivsd. the 1ll;no!a,
from lblIadaipl,a, OF FAatnet, knd the brit~
aputc, from New York. ..
new YonH, Oct. 24.--Afsirsd, the steamer
Spain, from Liverpool.
, 1875-10-25

Br. LOUIS, No.. Oct. 24.-Col Thomas No
Kissssock, iats General Superintendent OF ths
St. Louis, Iron Mountain b Southern Rsilrosd.
one Of tho Oldest railroad men In Nissoun, has
been appointed General Superintendent Of The
Ut, Louie, K&ua&a City i Nofthasn Railroad, IL
place OF Ool. ". q. Arthur. who xsssnuy ss-
saRusd that posluon.
, 1875-10-25

fallen, and those who had thrown away their
&ss.s No prisoners were sAken. From tn'a
llttlo attsir--equnl to = ranged baltic OF oseht
houFH' duration between t1.fEN CArl;nts and Al.
fouaists-i camu to tie conclusion that. given
etiuA! nnmbosE and fair Hold, the Turks would
have completely ronted the insurgents.
After having stripped tho Turks Of evefT-
thing that wAa worth taking and transferring tho
burdens from tho mu1ea that htd fallen 10 their
with guilds 10 uratiisca. which waa anxious
10 roach before the news at tho fight arrived
there.
, 1875-10-25

II Ia but wreelcsl policy 10 a!low yourself to drift
into ucurabn disease bJ nsgecng the earliest and
cold got well nf Itself, mhay ono haa damaged
tho structure n ta lungs 10 put himself beyond ths
Fesch Of medicines before Eeog conscious Of DANGER.
resyT. to Dr.. 1ayna4 E1pocsotaut stlcacous rene
d. fnE coughs, aania. aud al bronchial affections,
and to exert beneficial iu1ucuoe tho organs
nj ahe tnt3t-
, 1875-10-25

Apsela! Df4pateA to TAs fAfsaso 5f.bkas
DEs MONIES, H., Oct. 23.-On Wednesday last
James shannon, aa old. wealthy, aud hiyhly.rs-
apectad citizen OF Olsrmouk Fsystte County,
told his daughter thAt he Was going
to tue hsla 10 prepare - load Of
wheat for msrket, and he wanted hes to get
dlnuer early. When the meal wRs ready he had
not returned, and ahs wont to aee what wAa tho
matter. 6he found him lying dead 90 tic
GROUND, near the load Of wheat. Not bruise
could b. found On his person, and 1t Il supposed
he died from heart disease.
, 1875-10-25

.,.r bo further, under oath. a4thorlzrs the
':.,, ~ tllo tspor 10 which tlo Afliia7it IN h-
,.....t 10 deny all otl,or charges 'rhci naY he
~t whit, The affidavit, howevcr. lt'Hn't slionnol
.. .s.fooe vh!cl, aro repeated " th ugly par
s',,.dty Of anlsii, md supported by the af'ita-
m. p.. ~ tbres vitnsssos-Coi. FAnn, D. q. HAH-
-. .nl giI.ls Tonu.
, 1875-10-25
GREAT RUSH TO SEE TtLToN.

6pAe1af Dapatsh 70 Iht CAtedas T1bun&.
Mr. MoRBta, ILL.,, Oct. 24.-~TAe ltock Riyer
Seminary lecture courHo Was opened tonight BY
Theodore Tilton. Trains we1o run at excursion
rAtea from Rochelle nnd Forrcston. About uuo-
halt Of thoas prosont were admitted eo tho ball-
, 1875-10-25
Ap1ptExf,

5e&stsl Dtspassh - TAs CAteaos zt1au*s.
DAY9os D.. oot. N.-Joasph q. Young, oaah.
ias oe ths PiquA, O., hatoaAl 1sok. = psoznI.
nsut and wsll.tnowu eiAGAn, dtad ssaaenjl o4
Apopl$xy lAta laBt night
, 1875-10-25

-. 1ous A. D11, Gov. IfAYga, gttnAtor HnKn-
ronstor Hcorr, GAiuFnA A. g HOW, and +.
t T., uoants, src announced among The Repnb-
~ ~. rnsakore in the ponnBytyAn{a enuvass.
, 1875-10-25

IN CktrA0C1.

m CHICAGO.
The alarm OF 1ro at 7:15 o'clock iAht hventnK
WAS caused by Gro in tho two-atory frame
building 1s2 Norti, Avaouo owned ~ Henry
Nfemanp. and occupied BY Lewis Erandfeldar a.
a grocery. pamaRu OH house, 25]; on Atock,
sJ0n Cause, bul posed incendlarian: INSTR
hnc0 unknown.
The nlarm from Is,x 3C7 At .o'clock Inst evrn-
Ing wRs cauAed by 4 fire In fsnmo barn IN fear
Of No. 1I7 lsrown .trect. o"nod by lhotnsn
Butter. Loss. fft0; insured for 900 in the
Globo OF Chicago. Tho tiro spread to the roar
tent OF 1900 insured for 9t.B00 in the parua
Company. 4 horse and buggy valued At $225
Was destroyed with the hafn.
4 serious conila8rAtfuu wna threatened last
night III tho nf-Htory Htune.front building
known IN tho Davidson Block, Nos. ISL aud 1b3
Fifth ayenuo midway bokuCen Madison and
Mouroa atreeta. Iha f1amoa hutst out Of tho
wiu'lows On the third floor 90 the alley, md d
were tn such dense volume that It looked - II
tl1a Hlln}e floor wAs wrapped in fire. An alarm
was turned in from Uox 18 about 10 o'clock. and
the Nrensen responded promptly and a'seneAcl
tho tro bctoFe 1t caused SERIOUS loas.
$500. aud IL fully covered b; Insurance.. The
Leqat Netrs Company occupy the first fioor u.
A. Cashman, Job printer. the socoud and C. II.
Howard d Co.. pabsllers Of the A3cdnce. and
HAHei7 l. Uruwn. printers, the fourth. The hre
originated In tue mailfnR.rooln. psrtitfonetl on
from the Adtance busnesB o!co, and burned up
large number Of copics OF ;. The Illustrated
Biblo Studies, which were piled upln the apart
Ing comprised iu tue room nsro burned.
There ID large amouut Of valua.
bio stock. committing of humorous presses,
printing material, blanks etc.. In tho building.
from loss by covering them viii, tarpaullns
The origin Of tile fire Ia attributed to car1eHs.
naeg. and 1t was not possible to ioarn in just
] wiIat manner 1t did occur. Tho snall loss vii
DO divided about equally between lloasra. Blake
lyH Blown. q. u. 1owasd & Co., md Mr.. DA'
Ytdepu.
, 1875-10-25

11Af r..

rHK MINISTER TO AMERICA.
LONDON, Oct, N.-slsuor blanc. the italian
Minister to Washington, sailed from Liverpool
for Now York On Saturday.
, 1875-10-25

p,.ganstos CARrEATEn will mt, aflor al,
..n.rt In tho canvasa In Wisconsin,. and hhs
1.ta,.gu bis engagements On tho Hoore Of
..ssrs cold.
, 1875-10-25
IN Ia SALE TOWNSHIP. Ill.
GasriHl flttnnteh IN jhS fhicdrn Yf4tHnt

LASArLE. ILL.,, Oct. pa barn aud cow-louso
belonging to Mrs. JAuo Gardiner, \ widow. and
situated 10 the east part Of tho Township Of La
sallc, burned last night. Loss about $3.50 !;
eAuse Of fro unknown.
, 1875-10-25


Spsetai Dispatch ia tbs CAeauo Tribune.
DANy11l.E, ILL.,, Oct. "A small tsnemont
house belonging to John cur1ant Was CONSUMED
BY fire In tho cast part Of the town last night.
Loss, 5000; $500 of which was covered by In
BufAuce.
, 1875-10-25

SptetrI Dtspaseh t. 1ht CAteaao 7ribuns.
ANGOLA, ILL.,, Oct. 24.-Thete wss 100 acreB Of
good corn burned hero to-day. Children wero
the rausa OF the lire.
, 1875-10-25

spsetd! Dsspaseh TO Ths Chseasa Tribune.
VALPARAISO, Ind, Oct. 2a.~~-A firo tlla morn
1t o'clock destroyed tue Workshop q Will
ian Lopotl's two-Btory briok building, occupied
as 3 furniture sso,e, loss $4,000, insured for
$4,000 J. Fltzwilliams' two-ssory wooden build
Ing, occupied ~ restaurant On first hoor and
a tenement houae On the accond ,oss s., ,0oo,
insured for 42,4oo d oue-atory wooden build
Ing. owned and occupied BY 9. Lectaiie ~ boot
and shoo ssorc, loss s5oo, Insured for *a5o
pas grocery sofG IL. y ann .ont Nh
the s,!n,o tho framo barn OF J. Fisk. loss $500
no insurance. Fisk'a nov opera~!touso. to have
beon finished Ia two weeks. was sqorchod. The
cause OF th8 ffo ia unknown.
, 1875-10-25
SPAIN.
THE REPUBLICANS.

SPAIN.
TlEE REPUBLICANS.
MADRID. Oct. 2I.-Tha Government nas to-
flsed permission to the Republicans to hold
olectorAl-rneotings.
AAnERf.
The Viario Eypdg'nt saJh that Bsnor Marfosi,
formerly Ministat OF t,Ie Colonies, wna arrested
soro Saturday a..d seut to Ca4sz. whence to bo
embarked for some foreign port.
, 1875-10-25
At hAAHoNOY PLANE pa.

At HAFUNUT FL-ANE PN. -
porrsv11LE, rA., Oct. 24.-An 1ncsndhEy Gre
At M&honoy Plane this morning destroyed kir-
Inns drug.store. in whici, were the post-0nico
aud Westorn Union Telegraph ofloe. With ecsen
businesa houses adjoining. Tho mail mattor
snd telegraph instruments wars saved, Total
loSa. $50. 600,
, 1875-10-25

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