davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-07-04

up. He had by this time quite killed
the beautifully-striped animal but instead
Of proceeding TO eat it. hs got. up and
swer, and in 3 few minutes Ioness
accompanied By four Whelpa> came trotting mp
from the same direction as the zebra, which no
doubt she had beeu 10 drive toWards her husband.
They formed fine picture as they all stood
round the carcasa, the whelps tearing and biting
ut It, bu. unable 10 get through the tough skin:
Then the lion lay down, and the iioness. driving
her offspring before her, did the same four or
i've yards OF. upon which he got up, apd CON-
mencing to eat, had aoop finished hind leg. re-
firing few yards on one side az soou as he had
done 30. The lioness came up next aud tore
the CARCASS to BhFeds, holtlug huge mouthfula,
but not objectlnS to the wheips eating - much
as they could ind. There was good deal
Of snArling and quarrelins amoug these young
lions, and occasionally stand-np fight for
notice OF Them, except to give them smart blow
with her paw il they got in her way. At last one
Of the whelps, having probably eaten as much
as it could gorge, began to wouder about, and
in few minutes caue MI. way. Seeing it 50
near, the idea Of catching it entered my head
and descending to the lower branch, waited
till it came underneath and dropped down over
it, seizing it with both bands but had counted
without my host; the little beast snared aud bit
aud tore at my bara arms III such . fashion that
uaa glad to fling it away and souttia up the
tree again as fast as I could out Of the way OF
the enrased mother, who WAS coming down At
full gallop, her tail carried out straight behind
and looking the very personi6cation Of fury.
Sue rushed right against the tree in her blind
fury. and then running up, glated at mo aud
rosTed terribly. I might easily enough have
sent my spear into her but as there WAS not the
faintost chance OF it killing her. md it would
nnsror no useful purpose. I refraiped and
watched her instead as she flew ut her offspring,
II L IL
toward the others. There WAS now left Of the
zebra but few bones, which hundreds OF vul-
turea were circling round wanting to pick, while
almost an equal number hoped awkwardly on
the ground within fifty Or sixty yards Of it;
The lioness leading and the lion, often ssnrning
big head to see that they we're rot followed,
bringing up the rear.
, 1875-07-04
The WoRKISGMEN,s PLATFORM.

PH11AbEtPn1A4 July Sat q meeting Of
worktpsnaen In Independence Square tonight
resolutions we're adopted favoring the organ
ization Of the cooperative societies to be aided
BY the Government; that no charters should be
granted except On the principle Of dividing the
surplus, after paying the expenses and interest
on the capital invested among all employees in
proportion to their earnings; the retracing Of
the substitution Of full legal tender currency,
making rate OF interest the measure Of its
volume; demanding the punishment OF cotrup-
tionists and embezzlers il high positions, and
appealing to President Grant TO cut loose from
the ney-changers who have Of late controlled
his action. speeches were made both III En-
glish and German.
, 1875-07-04

UHoH4Hz 7EIt9Tdph
In tho Office OF Or. Horr, in this city, is IN
aquarium containing pet turtle, which the Doc
tor has had for six moaths. at first he vas vary
wild, but now is afraid Of no one, and will grab
fngefs il they are placed within his reach. He
will jump at aud seize 1 piece Of meat when
held several inches above the gurface of the
water. During the past week he has killed
and eaten in his watery home eleven
crawfsh and eix catfish, besides q dozen
worms, served him daily as regular TODD. and q
piece OF tough beee BY way Of dessert. His last
exploit Was to attack fur1ously q comparatively
long lizard, which was caught and presented to
him for company. The lizard was inches long,
and weighed at least ten times as much "a tie
turtle. In q short time the ittie sheiled mon
ster drove his visitor over the edge Of the tank
and on the door. When rescued the victim was
badly bruised, and lex aud part OF the tail
remained in the stomach Of his caruiyorous host.
, 1875-07-04
IS TT 4 CRIME TO BE 4 GERMAN I


Letter from Mr. Charles NOrdh0f{.
ATLANTA. Ga. Jpna 23.-To 4. 3f. 1t,n,.,,ds
! Esq.,, tha;r7eau Of tie National Rer,HIoo,,,
| Executive Oo1nmiuee. Was}in1ton. D. E.-DEAn
! Str; Having been a Republican eyar aince tbe
present Republican party was formed. and hay-
! Ing never yote1 any other Federal t;cket than
the Republican claim The RIGHT to cali vonr IT.
tentioo to q ma:ter which lios within tna CENTRAL
Of your Committee aud which threatens to in
lure the Republican party hy a,ienating from Il
3 large masa OF iss suooorters.
have been 80 unfortunate a. to dtsplease tbe
central and chief oroan ut tha Rennht;can 1artv
the Washington National RepuoEicaa soms
letters in the New York Herald CONTAINING tha
results OF Investigations into the pottjcsi and
industrial condition Of several Southern Statea
aud your organ accordingly informs its resriara
in an editorial article whiel, has inst conna ,nto
nv hauds. tbat | ought not to be ba]ievef1-
not because I have misstated facts, OF am an
incapable or Inaccurate ohseryer-bnt on
the ground ttat I AN ADutch law"
Dutch standing hero. Of conrsa- for Garman
have noticed that Ignorant Amaricans oon,mon.
" call the Germans !. Dntch. :"
Now. If ware. in the oroan,a o3ecant nhraaa
4 Il Dutch law y don't sae wh.t ~ t,ao - ~
With the cred;h;,;.v ~ nv ststan7anta ~. ~ =,
fact, Garman. and an proud of NV dascent
from a peoH1a vim have hean tha fa;1hfn1
su7nortara ~ ,ihertg m ,so con+;oar, 49,
not a Jaw. bit If I vera 7 ahonld ,ot ha
a1hamel of It !. for the jaVa IN tb,a norrt.r ~ w
a. ;nto1I;aant ;nd,str;,r,, s,.d - .as.'Ms -
of c;tizens '7S''' "AA f'~''''t'4e ooo5
But the orpan thinks fiffarenttv sna,1-;nr
In tbe nnnna nf the RennhI,ran ad,,,;strst;n-;s
whoss mouthn,acc IL ia T. has ths faIIn 10 sao-t
that il 3 man il a Gerrnan hv hind he 10 n ~
fore mt r. ha bai,avad = ~ o1u' ps ,. utero-
he in therein, 11nworthv NJ confidanoa
, 1875-07-04

The "friend Of man" appears to swarm in
great profusion In Paris: 65. 782 dogs or one to
every twenty-eigbt Inhabitants. are dulyretu1ned
by their owners in view OF fiscal regulations. As,
however, the revenue officers are sure Of she az
iatenoe Of several thousand tnacknowledged
dogs, the sum total Of these intelligent animals
may be safely estimated at 10000 The
French writer who collects these statis-
tics declines the invidious task OF esti-
mating the cost at which Paris main
tans her 70, 600 dogs, and coufesses to feeling
considerable sympathy with 5 beggar, who, the
other day, being renuked by an offcial tor keep
ing dog while be himself was fan to seek re-
lief at the Burean de Bienfaisance, replied in
diRnahtly, "What would you hare me do? When
divide my crust With thst creature, he looks at
me- bread, my dog gives me cheese. God Bless
him and you, Monsieur le Maire;" q remark
which caused the dog to wag his tail violently in
token Of approval as the beggar marched OF.
, 1875-07-04

TELEGRAPAlC BREVlTlES.

The crops in DoKalb County; ILL.,, are looking
well aud tie farmers say that they expect IN aver
considerable grain to lodge somewhAt
Tho purchase OF the Indianapolis Sentinel by
john c. Shoemaker. T. J. Ryan. and Gen.
John Love has been consummated, and Mr.
Fshback retire5: The terms Of the sale have
not transpi1ed. The new company will add
largely to the capital STOCK, and reconstruct all
the departments.
Tho C1nger will case. which has been before
came to conclusion yesterday. The Surrogate
holds, first thst, under the circumstances, it is
the part Of tbose who are :>repa1ing the admis-
sion Of the will probate to show that the tesla
trix was sane when the instrument Was executed
and. second, that they have not done 30. Ac-
cordlngly, he rejects the papers, and decides
that Mira CTuger died inteatate.
, 1875-07-04

aEn foTF Ht71t1.
we are informed that Mr, John Bright is shout
10 initiate the example or Gen. Sherman, and to
publish at an early day memoir Of his .imes-
Mr. Bright can hardly be supposed to have sur
tor: a loug time has been Of such character a to
make his retirement from public lie not timprob-
able. i is generally observed in Statesmen
abroad that they mark their retirement from the
public service by writing their own history. At
the same ume there ia no man whose contribu-
ton to The political literature OF the time would
be moro valuable than Ar. Brighsa. He has
had stormy, itiuHtrious, and. in many respects,
= Successful cateer. He has never sacrificed the
right for the expedient. He championed tho
cause OF free trade in ENGLAND against the Aristoc-
racy, and was tha friend Of the Union in Amar-
ics whenopposed BY tho sams inRuepce,
, 1875-07-04

lightly a. cork, aud With bis double bladed pad
die started of, feet foremost At 9. good rate Of
speed. Boating under such circumstances
would seem to ho . positive pleas
Capt. Quinn opened bis havelsaek, lunched, took
q drink, smoked cigar, fred salute from his
revolver. and would have taken . sail had there
been sufficient Wind A boy was pitched over
board, and Quinn, after picking him up, gave
..,;@ pleasure excursion
After remaining in the water q minutes, the
man Who bad been padding his own canoe"
was assisted on board, and emerged from his
rubber suit With his linen as immaculate as when
it came from, the laundry. The trial sufficiently
t. d op seaa ths! ps ats
ouce.
, 1875-07-04
DIR. RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

perfectly taatoless. elegantly coated With swoss IT.!
pasxa Requisite pastty els.n.s ad sstsagssen r. aa,s
Liver. ho~ss ktdaeys, Biaddes xes!oua Rt'e D.
HeAd4ehe Coo,t1rzt1n, cc:tiveoe& fadisaaao0 u IL
Bowels Pltea And al arrangements Of tho rs
eera. W4rraated ID effect positive c4ta fH{ssk
etAble, containing merrury. minctaI1, ot oels
dfuKx. ,< ,r,a
~ Ohservo tho following symptoms rsa1lsan2 u'
Disorders of tho digestive UsgAns ,.at. II
Constipation, Inward Piss fu;Ines. Of to B1eoa D.
Head, .tc!aity rt the Stomach. tAusea heAtbe' au
1uat It Foad. Eulln@ss VI Wsxat IN the sto1a.<a's
Erupions. sinking F1uternxs in the fn of ts
Bres<h nz Fiutts,nes ths Hextt, caokta& ~ Il
ioa Dots o. moss beior- lie .,xht Feser ID Daa
r IL Head psae;snsy ot psF:p.stss, Ss. ts.. H.
saadsa 4 s;t sstp,eE S p r. t f. - hi ivy
boz. Sold hy drugKt@tt
Read stFnlse and True, ;. !:
: :--' -, ,.t,e....atap "a. EApwA9 4 GO, y HI
, -. YW*. '1af.f+,7stoH Nrr8 tcnzas~
, 1875-07-04
Beneficent Earthquakes.

Many people are opposed to earthquakes, and
We include ourselves among the number, but in
this, as in everything else, We find some one to
differ With ns. THIS gentleman is ]. P. Walker,
who has ranch near hncon. Before our earth
quakes be had wheat field which, up to that
time, had never had flowing water Or spring ct
any kind all the water 1t received ca1ne from
the rains. After the earthquake Walker WIS
oot4 surprised and pleased to find large
spring flowing good volume Of soft water In
this field where water had never existed before,
and. boing On high ground, he thinks OF con.
veying it in pipes to hls residence. Col. Hollis
ter tells us OF . similar occurrence on q ranch
belonging to him several years ago, where vol
ume OF water sponted to height OF nearly 10
feet for several days after the earthquake, aud
there has been flowing streatn thet8 eyet aince.
, 1875-07-04
THE WONDERS OF THE SEA.
Viewing Fish from Under the Ocean
Anphibious Lie Mt the Ia1e Of
Wight.

Viewing Fish from. Under the Ocean
Appilibious Lille at the 1sle oi
Wight.
| sH4NH11H, Islo Of Wight. June 10-4fter sov-
| erat days energetic sightseeing in very hot
| weather, we packed our valises and stole AWAY
| to the Isle Of Wight, BY way Of Brighton. whera
| We stopped over for three hours to see the
| aquarium: You descend q series OF elegant ter
| races. and find yourself apparently at tue bot
extend in every direction; ending in ferneries
| bright with falling water, whilo along the sides
of the long arcades only crystal wall separates
you from the watery homes OF fishes, eets, aud
all the innumcrab1e 6nny aud funny inhabitants
OF the deep. You look up through the green
water as i you were a fish yourself, aud know
for the first time how it feels to be at the bot
tom Of the sea. Great, SOLEMN. aidermanic
looking cod-whiting swim up and atare into
you: very eyes; enormous copger eels wrlthe
p!ayfully around your head idiotic-looking dog
tah lie piled op one another, and blink piacidly
into your face like so many Sheep, while the
Skates and tue Rtingrays are fattened out in
painting daccidlty upon the gravel at tho bottom.
Little silver herring and golden-hued young
salmon drift about like clouds lit by the moon,
and on ali sides. against the rocks thai vary the
surface Of the tanks. wave the exquisite fringes
Of the sea-anemoQeS. Here, above all, Ia the au-
premo beauty Of the water-world.
Every variety Of fringe and dower-cup is MINI
tSAIA t!E*o ~ AAG9 tAak Aa4l43 44fHl Io6S5 u
the garden. Pu1est white. soft, creamy yelows
rich salmon color, every shade Of tender 1oso
and glowing red, apd royal purple, and vivid
green, spring from these rocks living flower,
with petals IS delicate as they are deadly. For
these beautiful fringes and ethereal-lookiug
bubbles of color are SO many mu1derous arms
outstretched for food: As ne watch them
swaving gently ip the current, q poor little
transparent shrimp comes padding swiftly by
He touches e-colored petal, it flashes round
him, he Is sucked into the gorgeous heart OF the
flower. and it cloees consentedly over his yan-
ished form. They knew their danger generally.
these poor little creatures, aud did they touch
over so lightly the tip OF floating fringe, would
spring away from it with an electrical recoil.
1t is very interesting thing to spend
few hours at the bottom OF the sea to see
the seght-armed pieuvre hanging from the
rocM or the green turtle sleeping peacefully
just below tue surface Of the Water j; to watch
the hermit crab scuttingl busil7 about, each in
his stolen shell and to study the manners OF
the tip-toeing crayflsh and the unboiled lobster.
There are curious fresh-water fsh here, too, in
large globes. Among others the Mexican azotis,
most melancholy OF tisb, draped in inky hues,
black SO 3 hearse and feathers, with plumy
tufts waving about their disconsolate beads.
Then there are the telescope tish from China
swollen and distorted golden carp, with their
oyes 80 google that they really look Ike spy
ElRsses
, 1875-07-04
AN IMPORTANT. IETTER

From prominent gentleman and resident of Gncn9a
O for the past forty yeAzs wptf known thu ntz1t
pubuaheEs throughout tho United Statas- =.
NEW YORK., Oct II. III. \,
DE-. RAUwAT-DEAH STR: an induced b. sanss. !. =
dnt{ n tho audeunx to make bs1et state1ns4s y
Totkiug OF your medicine myself Eur ssEskh |as
bad beet affected wish trouble In tho btAdas ~
urinary osEaus which SONS twelve mouths eu!RtulI
In most terribly affecting disease, which tta
aaana:on Of tho kidneys ant bladder. and Ks.e
sher opinion that ny aue-73 9aaEs-Houd prem.
physlcan% and had takon large quantity Of naedsea
R9sh aopAthie md hotneopAthie lat nad kot 70 ~
Fsncdtss, aad soms four month. aso EeAd aY.9: y e. ~
efscted % persou who had ong becn suffering = =
6sa1i vsnt Exht ID and ct ssrne q sseh.Jo e =
and enmmsnoed taking them In threo days ~ &zss
u fs11sTsd. Aud haw fssl ws1l ~ esef. "A
e. ". JAMES, Ciuetaaa1t "
, 1875-07-04
a BIG DEFALCATI0N.

SAX FRANCISCO, July 3.-Ihe Bulletin this af-
ternoon will publish the details Of startling de-
selop1nents in the case Of Miller, the defaulting
Secretary OF the Western Development Com
pany, the substance Of which ia that his name ia
not Miller, but Woodruff that be has a wife and
family residing in New York, Who euppose him
to be in Australia, whence ostcnsibly he cor
responds with them. The defaIcation is greater
than ae frat supposed. and is expected to reach
600 to $1,000, 600. Large sales Of real
estate BY Miller to Woodruff have teen discoy-
pairing when arrested TO desert his wife here and
Leave for Australia
, 1875-07-04
CASUALTIES,
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

Sree1al Correspondence Of The Chicago Tri6une-
CONCORD, Dodge Co., Mimi, June 23.-During
the storm which passed over here On the after
noon Of the 25th inst, Mr. John Marta, Of Mil
ton Township, was instantly killed by lightning.
He Was engaged in breaking prairie when the
shower came up, and for while, it is
thought, he sought shelter under bis wagon !;
but the rain came in such torrents, and the
thunder was so terrible, that he leaped on one
Of bis horses and started toward home. He and
by side. Another team which be vas using, at
last account had not been found. Mr.. Marta
vas about 80 years old, and unmarried.
, 1875-07-04

". F. Bundy, Of Jefferson, Wis, informs tbs
Eaturattst that the e-brea=ted grosbeak feeds
The bird was abundant in the vicinity OF JefYer
son list SIMMER, and Kept In check The yast
army Of beetles that threatened the DESTRUCTION
Of the potato crop. Gould farmers but be per-
suaoed to cherish the birds, suffering them. II
need bs, to iegsls themselves occaatoha!iv IRON
the fruits Of tue orchard and gArdou it youid Id
found th8t crups Of evntT Kin wo.id .,s II =
tec'-f{ frn~ 's- t''o-" 49,,
, 1875-07-04

! 49,. ra..a ~ 1,,a ..;., .1 sase:.a., -
:. 'S~A. 'one 1"1ne 'i'7' anu "eq"es@ u
tho man Dlos'nger ls the town talk, 80 sttange
| and odd has this affair been from beginning to
end. I.becins with the letter addressed by the
ao,r,oa =, tha pro,;n,;a1 ~ +ha 0raor ~ 1oa,,s
ao1uoou " tue io'nusAo' VI N1' o'4e1 - ''7ua
III s1ehaa' "hicn sa5e:
| Most RssEnEHn s1n have been asked to hand
you oseI tno encosea ~ nase aeafu tnas you
rsrp ie,sr ~ ~ ps., WIN
DE- tbst yon nay ssfely forwsrd 4 to it, adrese
eha take the liberty to fetch the answer porsonay On
the 18th OF May L. B. In University place, No. l.
nm only acting according to instructions, and sign
with the greatest eateem' JOSEPH DIEs1soEn.
The incloaed .ettor referred to ia addressed to
Father Beckx, General Of the Order Of Jesus,
md ;s aa fo),owa.
3Hu atsrs,.a,' 80 ." n1e" ~ .,a s.,.,.. ,+ ;,oao
psrsi s""r G,dnr .p ,a, @ .ho ~
hsve opportunities of seeing lin aud even Of dining
with him. hote him. too, and want to make away
viii him: but not a ID Kuaman i done. But van.
mnney--Sl 900, 900. Il your Emtnenco will give mo
aat a. it,, sum, n, aa9arGs 1 VI haye ceased to axs S
, 1875-07-04
MYSTERIOUS ASSASSINATION,

Spfctat UStpdtch to TIA tA1o,qo TIlbt1k
GALsspUGa, IL, july a-Lsst night dsncipe
party was given At she residence OF William
Gale, in thus city. Between Il and u o'clock.
"hise the enjoyment Was at its height, Mr.
Gale sat By an open window watching the
dancers. Suddenly pistol discharge was heard
And Mr. Gale fell tron his chair to the tloor. An
examination showed that the bulet had enterad
als head behind the right ear. The police were
u. onca notified, and tho night was spent in
securing the CITY, but no cfeK TO the perpetrator
Tas discovered tale is still alive, but his re-
oorety il doubtful.
, 1875-07-04

The Car1ists Hard Pressed in the
Province Of Catalonia.
Trial and Acqnittal Of the Jesuit Die
singer in Germany.


THE ASSEMBLY
P4n1a July 9-Ap important meeting Of the
three groups OF The Left Of the Assembly was
held last night. Three hundred and thirty Dep
ntiea we're present. 4 resolution Vas unapi-
moualy PASSED.. agreeipg to abstain from uppec-
esasry diacussions, so that all necessary bills
may DO passed BIZ the month Of August. Pro-
vision was made for committee to negotiate
with the Ministry, the Duke DAudiffret Pas
quier aud the leaders OF the other Parliamentary
groups, with the object of fixing day for tha
dissolution Of the Assembly.
, 1875-07-04
ARRESTS E1R LIBEL.

ST.. LOUIS July 5.-DaVis r. Booghor, IN
agent OF the New York Life-1nsu1ance Company;
Mortimer F. Taylor, an attorney James Clough
and Augustus q. Weber, were arrested to-day on
warrants issued from the Court OF Criminal Cor
rection. for the publication here and in New
York Of malicious lbels, and for conspiracy to
lnjure the business and credit Of the Life Asso-
ciAtion OF America,
, 1875-07-04

the side Of the track It proved to be that Of
James franklin, Of Abingdon. Whether he MAS
killed By train tie nightbefo:c or bv parties for
1,lunder is yet improved. It is trumored that ha
had s1oo or s20u, and a gold watch, both Of
which are missing.
, 1875-07-04

Every drop Of tho Sarsapafillian Rasolvsnk eo9nR1
cats: through the blood swoat nEiue, and other da
tho xaasa. Of tho body will and soand ms::list
Sctoua syphilis. consunptiou giandulAr discase ua
other paris ot the system syes. stra1aofeae
chafEas frpa the and tho fn7na afih d.
eascs, esuption,, fescr scald boad .4nsvo ~
rheu1n- cryslpeas. ache. black the AAh
nanfa discharges. night srrat., loss Of spefm I'D u
wastas 81 tac ne pst5c.. aso within tho casys rsn
VII prove to say petsu using it Tor eithcr dsesss h
I! tho patient, daily bocnr NJ rcd:ced by ths wssa
and decomposition that is continually progressing sae
Etth ne~ mntedA! made frnn healthy tha ~
Satsapari!tan will aud does securc.a care ia cesan:
s.tien nnd La spereeds S 4 s u.
feel himself growing better and stronger, fhe iood
ResttoR better, Appetts improving. and aeah md st
Not only does tho SArnapari1iAn Resolyent e1s&l il
known ree,ljsl agents III tho Of Chronlc scspfu
Constitutional aad Skin disszses, buA II IL ths cub p
tvs cpfe for
, 1875-07-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON July S.-There have hsen several
heavy failures. caused BY the suspension OF
Alexander Collie i CO.
, 1875-07-04
SPAIN.
0E HIIV*
TIE lARLISTS HdRU 3RKE9Eu.

TUE 0ARLI5TS HARD PRESSED.
MADRID, July 8.-Gen. Jove1lar has establish
ed three batteries 400 metres from Cantayieia.
aud that place is being vigorously attacked. The
poation Of Gen. DorregRray is critical. Gen.
Martinez Campos has closed all the avenues tor
the escape OF Carliats ipto Catalonia
, 1875-07-04
CUBA.
REBELS CAPTURED. .

HAVANA, July ga party Of young men from
Havana left the suburban town for Cazco Il ills,
but were intercepted, and number of them
kllled or captured. and the remainder dispersed.
Dr. Curtis, wounded in the duel with Senior Cor
tareal haa bean released.
, 1875-07-04
ANOTHER AsSA ssiNATIQN.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.. July s.-Willis Russell, who
has been prominent witnesa against the Owen
County Ku- Klux and at times special ballfI Of
the State and Deputy United States Narshst,
was assasslnated last night By SOME unkpoTn
person. who fired load Of buckahot at hin
through the window.
, 1875-07-04
CHINA.


ER3 A55a0L1E
LONDON, July 3.-Chinese adyices say that
several foreigners have been assaulted in Pekin.
The native soldiers who insulted the American
Consul's wife aud made hostils demonstrations
against the British Consulate 1t Chin K1aag have
baou punished.
, 1875-07-04

new 1oRK. July 3.-Arrived- Steamships Den-
mark, from London, and Tyrian, from Glasgow.
L1vEnpoot- July 8.-fhe steamship Anglia
has arrived cut.
, 1875-07-04
QRQMNED,


Special Dispdtrh to The Chtcaoa 1ribuRe
MILWAUKEE, July 3.-Tha body OF Moses B.
kneeland Was found drowned today at noon
He has been missing since Inst Tuesday. He is
son Of Moses Kneeland, OF the firm OF Flint j.
kneeland, coffee and spice merchants. Of this
city.
, 1875-07-04
An EnGliah Criticism on mir. Tennv.
sons Dr4mns

London 1tsn+x
The appearance Of Mr. Teunoson in the field
Of drama ia an event OF interest both for Epel,sh
poetry AID for the English stage. To saw that
the experiment was regarded With some anxiety
By those who most appreciate the subtlett Of bis
artistic rowet ia only to say that fine poem in
the d,amatic form is not necessarily a
hne drama; bur- unless va re de-
ce're3 1t will ba generally htloTsd
, 1875-07-04

St. Louis, July 3.-Ihe steamer Boseman,
with the Pease expedition. sunk near Hunters
Springs, about two weeks ago, and all the arms,
supplies, and Pease's papers we're lost, but no
lives.
, 1875-07-04

WASHINGTON, D. c., July Al a. m.-For the
Ohio Valley and Lake Region. sou.herly
to westerly Winds warmer, partly cloudy,
and occasional light rain, followed By clearin &
weather and rising barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
CHICAGO, July 8,