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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
The Temperature,

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
so Charities street, stood as follows Octo-
Der %: At 8 A. NJ, CSC; at ? P. NJ, no; at
6 P. M, 40. Lowest point during the night
of October % Coz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

We direct attention 70 the advertisement
of DR.. Wasserzug, No. 1876 Canal street,
who offers his services to the afflicted, and
promises sure and speedy relief. The doc
tors office hours are from "A, N. to p.
NJ, and from $3.50 % $50 P. N.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
PROPOSALS FOR WHARF IMPROVE.
MENT BONDS.

DEPARTMENT. OF finance, :,
City Hail, New Orleans, October 49, 1915. !
CEALE0 PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
~ this Department until twelve O'Clock NJ,
thrteth Instant for the to the city OF twelve
wharf improvement bonds.
The right 10 reject all bids ie reserved.
oc20 "a so ED, PTLSBIJRY Administrative.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

AN EXPENSIVE WALK.-Thursday evening
Mr.. j. P. Hayes, keeper of drug store at
No. 10 Canal street, placed his money, 1925,
in money till, locked it and the doors and
took walk. On returning he found his
front door unlocked and his money till raw
ished. His suspicion fell on his cook, George
Houston, who was arrested. Circumstances
are not favorable for George.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

N. Heineman, No. $50 Magazine street,
has something handsome for ladies in the
line Of corsets and hoae, which he il selling
at reduced prices at his uptown emporium.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
SPANISH CONSULATE.
Notice TO the Public.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
~ proposals to supply the Spanish government
with 2l0oO 900 Kilograms OF Virginia and Kentucky
LEAF TOBACCO win be received at the Treasury
Department, at Madrid.
The contract will be awarded to the best bidder
on the twenty.eighth of December proximo
Proposals must be drawn in conf trinity with the
requirements specified in the Gaceta de- Madrid OF
October lS, 1875
Deliveries OF tobacco to begin in the month OF
April, 1876.
CARLOS PIE, Consul of Spain.
New Orleans, October 49, 1879. oc20 p ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
RELIGIOUS.

TINHE kCANDINAVIANS AND GENER.
Il al public Of New Orleans are hereby informed
that the
SCANDiNAvIAN BETHRL, NO. 10 EsPLANADR
STREET,
Has been reopened and services will be regularly
held as follows On Sunday services in Scandina-
Wan at TO-: A. M. and p. NJ, and on Thursdays
at P. NJ; on Tuesday services in English at P.
N. All are cordially invited to attend.
oc20 ct G. P. PETRlN1 Chaplain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

LEyEE SLIDEs.-Notwithstan all the
expenditures made on the levee, head OF
Sorapuru street, it seems the river has
detied precautiou and science and over
thrown both. All the good work that has
been put on that section of the levee has
proved uuavailing, for since the water has
fallen the banks bottom has, as it were,
dropped out, sliding ballast, wood work
and all into the river, an event which could
not have been anticipated. 1t appears that
the tide at that that point strikes the ievee,
and within the past few years wore away
the embankment so lar that no roadway
was left. Administrator Burke recently
added several feet to the surface, making it
sufficiently broad for drays to pass, and it
was great accommodation to vessels in
that section. Now, however, it seems as il
il is no use to make further attempts to
remedy the evil, for the'river, whether bank
full or low down, will destroy any improve
ment that may be placed there.
The wharf at the Liverpool steamship
landing, opposite the Levee cotton press, is
in abont the same condition as the above
The situation is go discouraging that il
seems utterly useless to make further at
tempts to keep those points in even pass
able repair.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
TENNESSEE RIVER IMpROvEMENT.

UEiTEp STATES ENGINEER OPrfCs,
Chat anooga TENN, September %, 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE WILL
y lie received at this office until noon on MON
DAY, November IS, 1875 for the excavation of
earth rock etc, in the construction of the canal
around Muscle Shoals, in the Tennessee river, be-
tween Florence and Decatur, Alabama.
Specifications and forms for proposals will be IT
n!shed application to this ciiee
WALTER MCFARLAND,
oc24 CT Major of Engineers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

MEAT.-We learn that the Butchers As
ISOLATION intend opening small meat stall
on Canal street, between Carondelet and
BarOnne streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

REAPISG A HARvEsT.-A hotel keeper in
Summit. Mississippi, has been, and is, reap
ing tolerably good harvest out of timid
persons. The story, as it reaches the re-
porter, is that the aforesaid Landlord has
runners on regular trains of cars bound
south, and Just before train reaches his
village his agents circulate report that
yellow fever is tearing everything to pieces
in New Orleans. Most of the timid passen-
gers stop at the Summit hotel, and last FRI
day that house was well filled with good
paying guests. Those sojourners are in
formed that they have been wofully i'm
posed on, and the best thing they can do is
to come on instanter, as New Orleans is
about the healthiest city on this continent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.

BOARD OF LiaUIpATIoS,l
State of Louisiana,
New Orleans, September 49, 1875. }
Hereafter, no State bonds intended to be funded,
will be registered unless the tame are produced.
examined and description thereof taken by re,
prior to g meeting of this board.
P. G. DESLONDE,
$3.50 Secretary of the Board.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

Fire Company No. Ia will give it's annual
mask aud calico ball in Odd Fellows Hall
on the thirtieth instant. The programme
has been made up by experienced heads,
and if the ball is nor successful one, then
it will not be the committees fault.
The Junior Protectors Hook and Ladder
No. 9, intend to have little dance on the
night of the sixth of November in Stone
wall jackson Hall. These young men I'M
derstand how to manage ball; therefore
happy time is expected.
Frank Charles, q wood dealer, yesterday
morning tried to find his friends on the
other shore by Jumping into the river at the
pulled him out and locked him up for safety,
after which he was sent home to dry up.
If anybody should by chance call him
Mr.. Laroque he would hardly recognize the
name, as he is SO universally known as Ma
poleon. Well, he has travelled all the way
the corner of st. Charles street and Com
lnercial alley, where he has one of the
finest stocks in America.
Robert Garlic and James Robinson, sail
ors, are 60 used to handling ropes that they
could not keep their hands off of a coil
which belongs to Mr.. Pike. The sailors
were caught at the head of jackson and
Leyee streets, after which it was learned
that the coil had been purchased by
Schmidt 4, Krunmer, junk dealers, who
were arrested for purchasing stolen prop,
erty.
j. c. Glapoin, who sometimes does little
painting and sometimes don't, surrendered
himself to an AlgeIine policeman, charged
by Mrs. Valcour with an embezzlement.
Burglars attempted to rob the bonded
warehouse at the conner of Moutegut and
Levee streets, but Officer Rassen blocked
their game. The rascals had bored holes
through brick wall before they travelled.
There is little sense in cotton float and
three mules trying to run down train OF
cars, as was tried at the head of Toulouse
street yesterday. Two of the mules were
so badly used up that it is likely Arthur
Mclaughlin will be out that much.
Vessels in port-Sixteen steamships, nine
| teen ships, fifteen barks, one brig and six
| schooners.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
.,CrION SALES TOMORROW.
Local Intelligence.

WALKING THE PLANK.-The gutter at the
,.beast corner of St. Andrew and Caron-
ia streets is some three feet deep by four
"a half wide, and for crossing there is
H. narrow plank which is precariously
s,nnorted at each end by the cavins banks
|. Coroner Chastant is on a salary now.
I'd therefore can get no fees should score
I two of aged people and infants fall over
Lard. we can see no sufficient reason why
IA City Hall folks should not at once put q
|.fe and proper bridge across this chasm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

AROUSE YE.-Why in the name OF COM
ann sense and decent regard for their pa
icons. do not the street railroad man
(oers see that drivers, during this
Lnsty weather, wipe off the seats Of the
Lara at each end Of their run! The Pry-
Iania line has the jolts very bad from Erato
u Jackson street. but it is the cleanest,
lille the Carondelet lwhite) line lie the
R;rtiest, On the latter, lady, on Friday,
,poiled an evening costume in riding few
h,ocks. and her husband would send in a
bill of damages to Superintendent McClel-
land if he thought he could collect it. Get
mt YOUR wipes, gentlemen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

u4E WANTS TO Know, You kNow."-
Now up steps an "Old Democrat" who de-
mauds of us respect for his age, when he
fails to show the least for the able and
n.triotic gentlemen whom he doubtless
aided to elect. We give the letter cer6atin'
q ], Hteratin, and don't want even to hint
that a colored schoolmaster might do him
GOOD; but we decline to state how much the
.,present official stole as ernphatically as
I va assert that we have not got as much as
ve fairly earned, owing to depreciation OF
city credit during the past three years OF
Democratic administration:
New ORLEANS, October %, 1879.
Z EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
/ would wish that you would stop your
Lmtamious, writing about the democratic
neople of this State, you prove to the
Ignorant Negro, that the, city debt was re-
duced. tofN course by your iguresl why
don't you compare the city debt OF 1868 and
that Of 1875, and tell them that how was il
Increased, tell them how much you got
how much the present Official Stole OF
course you wont.
By so doing you will Oblige
AN OLD DEMOCRATIC.
Respect Old Age"
If YOU think it fit to publish do it. lor
will favor 60 years resident
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, 1875-02-10


LOUISVILLE. ky., Feb. 3-1ne frat oe,c cbrattn,,
of 15nrt,i ar,a in Innisyi,1o to,t rto.. +o.,,,y
w., - ''''' =. 'oo> ~ l''so s''1t' ,,',
A''" ""s" efaoa A"eceHs III a'l respcst'. Ine
procession "na magnificent fco"o Of 1nitth,
frivohty, hufroonory, aud enjoyment. Loi,t: lu-
fare thu forn,;n. t,f tha nrntn.tiuu lilo at,c.fa
nr tha wtv hcc,n,o ,1or.,,,, ,,.,,w,,,,1 ,rt,,
' ''''' "'. "t'',
4'o'ao aha lofe'sn Pc"rle VINO aftehsed
carly to Hccure hthndA MD nonl:s from which
lLe carniynl could l,s w!ncsaclt Nptwiti1pta1,iI-
III. to severity of t;,a weate. Inn .i,e,no,uocr
boiue nl,i,n,t nj xo,n ttrn,nlnut lin ,lav Tina
eager 1,ca rnu,ni,,rJ M Tia sIrcots mill oftor
tl,r I,n,canion ,,nn.cf 1,c 1nto ,into NJ whit,
uro,nrntinnY ,rnro hccun rnr lin rcIr,r.t;,n,
sn,,srd mu,,y m bejjnyrit cnrli mt l,a mtro.s.
int tl,e cnr,iiya1 II, I,n1,svifla rF tf,.dav
wAu ~ nn1.I, A.. u,,r,.rps
md not MI tintim NJ tho ,inr,, flraz ~ cvo,,
80 l,otpt, a city a. Nav Ur!onns. Enrly IN lin
unr,in,, rnn,c hnnnT;,,r intn tho atrnatu t,ronn
in,ki,,.s ,.renturcs In nmnint' rt.rom. cns,nn'on
who tln,,re,i md ,,rancyi IN ,pl nnsoyn,r,t n
tho ft,t ahead. N[cn trnunnnn, i[ic,l ma fnr,ns
ri wnn,o, AMI ,von,.p VIA. .voTaa ,not ~ t;,n
Iotn,s Of Lcusts: couteiueu m rnw.iirn' nud
rnwdca in tin ,snrb t1r rnnton,c, and ntt,rr II.
djauIu,,s rjrltts tno u,,,uornua f., mnnt,nn-ail
lniucj IN lila uroceasnu ri unrrimr,t unu
..,,r,,,nl lin .t,onip ~ ,i,t.n,, 1tt" H. .e,.,
, 1875-02-10
NO COMPROMISE.
Matters Have Again Taken That
Titrn In Louisiana.
Tho Conservatives Int1mlstntcd,
and Refuse tn Recognize
Kellogg.

,z... ss ,'.'..'. t,a,, n ,r,'o ,a...,,,u, -,
NEW ohLsASH' IT, ian' '"~tno "eIaf.'4iu u
tho Congressional Com1nittoo this morning has
caused fallllg.on In tito compromise talk.
Tho rronositiou which WIS ado,,tcd ut n late
lo,r lo,t ,,;,,,,t ,y.u Ln,doI !, intt,o .vhoo1or
.'1's s' s. "a' .' ., ss'n,
oetoro ho leit anu ae plo1hlaou 10 reply ifom
Washington. 1t is aaia to be Of such
nntura that there In no probability Of itS
1onv succcupf,u fin rc,nrui,inn nf Ec1inur's
5.a,f..',as,. ,o;,r 1,ot,t e,,t n,,t;xo1, ,,ts 10
uosti"a'e"1 oc'nS "el,' 't. c"thc't' A4h' ~
tho result Of Tho schet1llls OF tho notl-c"m1ro-
1niscrs, for tho purpose Of committing country
members to pnu which cannot DO carried out,
md .h,s ,tafostrp t,,o ,vh,1, ,,ovorue,t II two.
.'u 'tae =. .,' w.. ',s
ING pun !" ot l''o eoc'.ts Hi''ip"i" t!o"" eass.
and resturo harmony after bring badgered Md
bulilcd by tho CntnMltteo Of Srvonty. mud citr
politicians, az well ~ tue bnhetn. Tho ncti"i
ht thoha aftlch Ill tho hlhttef has heen fosarueu
hi in1utliriois by 1nany nnn-compro;'iIsors ang
az teudHlS to create dlseofd afa fcbclliofl amohy
Legislators
roairIoMfHE Is now USnouDFEDly DEAD.
Aleating White J.enY'io politician a!,,l iliun Of
M inconsnIcrAb!e influence il, North f.olliAlnna
IN conversation with TIE TnInuAE cnrtcnpond-
ent to-tlay, aail tho people Of ,a portion of tho
btnte would not bo bound By tho compromise.
and did not wish to bo trammeled by one OIL tho
mart Of tliuir Representatives Dr BellAtuFB. Lo
, 1875-02-10
INDIANA,

snecfn' psnateh sa The Chfeaao Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Fob. 9.--Tho Committee
OF Electona submitted two reports..in tho JEFF
frica-D ter coutest. Tho whole question turns
Oil tho validity of recount Of the y0to In ono Of
tho Richmond precincts rnntlo Gil q day Of Oc-
tober, five JaYs after tho official count. BY tue
ut1lcinl roto Baxter received at the Second l're-
cinc. LII votot, a,d Joffr!es Sic; by tlo.recouut
yotoa were folad, Of which wero given to
IcHrics, ami to Baxter, by tncang Of which
Jefrslos was given $40 votuH, and lax
tor TIA, tho total II, tho county being
:.,i9b fur Jelrrics ind 3495 for Baxter. Tho
official oount gave 3,49l for Daxtor and 34s9 tor
Jeffrles. Tho balot.bo4 wan carried by the In-
spoctor from the polIins-placo to his noat-s!op
OH tue morning Of tho 18TH and placed on d
shelf, lis clork being told to keep all oyo upon
1t that nubody should touch it. Tho Inspector
waH IN iuvotorato opponent OF Daxtor Tho
evidence IN that tho box waH opouo Ut lcnst four
times a,itl bullutH taken out; also that
thrao ballotR, with tho surnansea at cal-
sAtos upon thern, which wcrn counted at tho
onlcial count could not be foutld when tho i'll.
Hloetor gays his Deposition, although twenty
This il pruannptye tant tho bollutH Wero in con-
tlHlun to be taMporoa will. Tho NH jorlty sub
Init that count ma1o Of ballots after Aicll OPP
rortunitscn tor fraud. is not outltcd to consid.
eratlor. The nlnorlty asherta tho aocuranY and
rarcfulnass of the recount by tho Testimony of
tllo llen who nado ii, they being tic Inspector.
Judges ana coraH Of that election pterinct,
l,ho report declares the tallot- t-box to llayc beon
vigorously preserved froln outside interFcreuce
l,y I'll uilcer Ut tho law, tho inspector, who
III required to keep tho bal!ots at least Elk
months. It waa agreed TINT Tuesday be giyon
tn debate. a yuto will bo tutsen on Wednesday
Mt III u. ILL.,, un!oaB aouncr received.
III tho aftcrGuDl,t the Committee reported =
hill placing tho baary t,tle Governor MT sN 900 !;
, 1875-02-10


.Special Dj@!nsf.A to 1hr tA,r..so Tribune.
Brn1SurlELp, ILL.,. Feb. 9.--T4ore IL consider
nble excitement Tonight among ,uatrterb Of tho
Losistn!uru III regard 10 tic oIiliiol expressed
by Judge McA!lister to-day in conversation witl,
ox-Spaaior Cu!lom and Representative Con-
molly, III to the constitusional4ty Of acts passel
hsnco tho adoption Of Tho now Constitution.
Which woto ane.llatpry of former laws. This
wus AZ to whether, ullurr the How Constitution,
un act auletl,lat DRY ot former law WA valid,
,nlless, III tile bill maaing the an,audment,
the law amended WAS Hut furiu at largo. Tho
question waB asked nlore especially with refer
cnoe to tho proposed revision Ut tho lleyoHue
act. JndEo McAiiister expressed himself m ut
ltenohs Ut ths pp,on tint all Etatltob III which
l.c law aneinleti waH not rot 70, til ut arso would
lsavo to ho declared unconstitutional. This waa
not given an, nor n!rant to bo. judicial
or, oatrarJnlicai op!niua upon tho
s1.bIcet, aua Of course, cannot
be taken AZ Indicating ~lnt, ul,on 4 case 1,ro-
sante.l tins Supreme Court wn,lA dunll}a, hut, III
the expression VI the o>!,liun Of one OF tho k,i-
prcHo Judges. rlvon III resluleo to tho Inquiry
If snolnbcEs 1t IL tlcelncl Ut llnuh slgnil!eauce
ShonlL tho huprenu Eonrt l.old recording to
what iu Understood to bs Judge MtA1lisscr's
view, it would invalit!nte alInoRt all thu laws t-
acttd since tho adoption of tho now Constltu-
ttuf.
, 1875-02-10

a. r., W. +o,r
~ -.
h'cn,nfIa1 signed ny senator alatt 1t. tar-
penter, ". y. Rnbertn, aud others. Of Nfilwnu-
kco ,vaa irtr,aucol ehn1rinr u. w. Bnn3I. Clr-
| ,ntt 1..ts. n,j 1,+t, " 'rhort,tsnn fourt
e.''b "t''!s'' D"'' n".' ''',.,.,.:a..r, s,,..
commissioner "Hh "heous't'1to'a' Pi"c''ee'
| anil mfstlcinrannrs.
Resolutions wcro introduced requesting rail-
roa,l roturaujcs to communicate tho Feasibility
=, i. o,.,,,rt,i,, r,Il,r,.,1 ,n,nt,,r4es a. r,,
W ~" "t'"",""k i",to,'' '".'t"eo W. '"i'
t''or cars ''' "'ict roat'a tn"h ther ""n ~ re
furnish cac1, inrmhcr son comics of tho Bynol-
tcal index To furnish each etrpuye ono cot,y Of
H.. t,, 1,t;,, u,,,,, un,,i,,i,,rs u,-.
Wv ~ -, '',
Eafaca 10 Ere''t the t1so OF mo 'i'a'nper Ia tho
Railroad Cnmmlttoe "Wednesday aEtnrnoon to
llear arguments: a1eb, It's neo OH tho evening
~ rab. II, for a sociol pntty, n1so uno
- H. ,,t.n,,,. ~ ,;ua n,rr, ~
o oA"n''o' A''' H
lle'olt. Oh lin evening OF feh' 3D.
to lecture on political lsRues; also, resolution
10 nut Mt, iron door to the Htcrcotypo tato va,.it
rltn rcsoIntiou fcr two poean,,a t1ay vna kil!o1
,,n,, ,,,r, t,,,,,,t,,r,1 !, ,,,ov, H., 1,av.od
in'ie "c'o ''l''s''''' ~ "'"..'' '.o i'"'.o''.
Statntes ot Jurisdiction OF Juftices III eF'h'inni
caeen, etc.: to confirm tlfunkcnncss; to amend
tho 1nws rejntit,o tn bonds of TrustucB: to ree-
,,to TIM ,t,tnon NJ mi, II, tbn nub1;c ,xntc.
''o 'e ssss ~ a.. -,
A'nHeh 10 a!Eeifa tno h''Hca otht"'os ie1Att't'
to tin Jurisdiction OF Jnhtlcas tn crlmlftal CASES;
NotIl,crn Wfecnus|n Agricultural ABsecta-
tim: to provide for Tie {otttre tho
| Inu,tp1 OF tnx-liRts ip counties to
Luyna; {id,3cra In n.ucu1 tl,o I,ovi.ol Ht,tutcu.
, 1875-02-10

Funeral OF t5ae Departed Statesman
Mt l4cllltllala. flnthu.

Funeral OF tsse Departed 8tutesmnra
mt Lebanon, Uottla.
NoAwIcu, Conn, Feb. 9.-Ille iuneral Of Son.
ator Buckingham to-slay was tho occuson OF an
i,nmsnso outpouring Ut tho people OF Lebanon
Town, lis birthplace. The Cities of IIartford. Now
Ilayc,l. anl Now 1.ondon tho f,tate Government,
aud Ho,,ato OF tie unitoii Etates wcro represent.
ID by largo Official And private delegations, anti
the cilY was full to oyorilowing with
people frMn tho surrounding towns. Among
tho yiutora were seuatora llanlin, Ihnr-
nun, Fonton. Waubbnruo, and s;toyen-
Bnn; Congressman liawloy; Postmaster
tienoral lowell uov. Ineersoll aud ytatf OK
Cows. liaw!ey aud Engltnil, Of Connecticut
President Porter, Ut Yalo t;ollege; and Aereoant-
at-Arn,s French, OF tho Ulited States Se,,ato.
l'uilLiugH were draped in. mourning, aud
services took place At the Hroa,lway Church. aud
wclo very impressive. Business waa t,ltlroly
suspended III Tho city dnrinX tho afternoon. atl
tha inhabitants uuited, by th1ir presence at tLe
services Aud by pubu expressions Of sorrow, to
show their respect fur the memory Of deceased.
, 1875-02-10
CASUALTIES.

Special Dispatch tu 1he chtraaD TriJuas.
DEs MONIES, In., Feb 9.-The railroad town
Of Stuart vas thrown into constornation Oil
Wednesday morning by tile announcement that
Miss Croehet, daughter Of tho n,aster mechanic
Of the G., Il. l. l. +. II. II. nlachtne shoi,a WAS
missing nnd could not bo founl. The alarm WIN
sounded, aud everybody turlaod out. though 1t
was fearfnlly cold. It appears aho aroHo
very early In tito morning. called
ller mother, telling her to got up.
Hur motAor arose suun after, buk did not ,nlBs
her daughter for an horr, and, OIL soarching for
her. she could not 10 folnl. No trace OF lier
could DO found In tho vlago, mud tho search be-
gan tho prairie. llor cousin, George Crnnc,
who runs ali ougine on the road, Hoon found lor
tracks, and followed tltom nbout miles. when
he found lar i'll Il farmhouse, wlaoro HIlo llnd
but n fow nomonta before becn takon by tile
family who had discovered llcr wandering about
III il lost. Sho was badly frozen, aud
it is lenreA will lose butll legs II not, i1,laod her
life. 1t is marvel how hle escaped death ol,
the prairie. sho lind Gil nothing but hor night
drcHA n thin Iatr of stockings, n pair Of slippers
and thin, small shawl, md Bho WAS exposed to
tho weather and tho Enow for threo liou.s Hllo
s about ~ years old, mud exceedingly popular
nl,o,,,; hor frieynla Alo il Esubjoct to som1,am-
bu1lll, hut this IL the first lstalcs where .!lo
wont away from h0Me
, 1875-02-10
THE NATIONAL GRANGE.
Closing Proceedings OF the Meeting
nj Gnnfichttatt. e. Il

nj thurIchtalt, s. G.
CHARLEsroS, i. e.. Fob D.-Last night ths
National Grange adoptei resolutions doclar'0s
the existing patent laws oppressive, and request.
Ing Congress- to grant ITO moro extensions gu
to asnonl tito patont laws 10 ns to allow a'iy per-
hon to use or manufacture any patented Al!I1's
OIL payment Of o reasonable ruyaIly.
The invitation to visit Florida WAS accepted.
Tlo choico OF the next place Of meeting al ths
Natiouat araugo Ia left with the Executive Cop.
suittoo. San FrAl,cisco will DO tho place II sAs
cost docH not exceed Sl6,00D.
THO National Orange agreed to loan to e,eo =
State Grunge sim 0F nsonuy equal to e2.5y ~.
each subordinate Orange In such btate, W'iich
luan shall not DO distributed anlong suhordtA'a
CRANES.
, 1875-02-10
IHE IQnAcCQ INTEREST.

Ciao1sNAEt, Feb. D.-Tha Cincinnati loala "
Trade has adopted serlea OF resolutions ~
pressing tile beliof that auy advance Of sne -, ~
istng tax OIL tobacco would provo injurious ~ ="
brA,lctlos OF tho tobacco trade tint a'S aud and
tional tux would la ui Just to both producer ia ts
CONSUMER, and that ~ uleanuro t0 !nefoase Ia Ia
1s1uost iii ,nenlbasa of Congress iu sy.nps;;ts.' p;;.
With tue tubaoco interest to prevent II pose.e'7
any inuscaae Ia the 1ata Of taxation on topeo'S'
, 1875-02-10

SptcfttI UispAtcA to Tia CAitWuo IFibNns.
DunuQug, H., Feb. 0.--1Yor.l llas Just been re-
coiyal horo that Engine No. 07, Of tho Illinois
Central Railroad burst tts boiler near Apple
River Station. ILL.,, tlis morning. EnE1noor
Myers WAS thrown to the ground by tho violence
Of the explosion. aud baily hurt. wluo tho fire.
4 brakeman named Hroguy waH badly CIT about
tho bond md face, but tho physicians say TINT
none Of the nlen'aro injured futally. The ell
gine VIVA reduced to complete wrecky wliiID tho
lorna Ut tho explosion shattered y number uf
wiuGows in tue vicinity.
, 1875-02-10
OHIO.

Mills INTRODUCED.
Cotusfnrs. o., Fob. 0.-ln TIM 1Eouac tl,iH at"
tcrnoon, hills were introduced to provide that
officers Of foreign railroads conHulidate'l with
railroad companies Of Ohio may tenitiu nutriho
Of Ohio; to authorize Clerks Uf Prulato Cuults
to isano marriage liscnHos: to mako tho crima
of rapo upon girls umIor l., vnarn Of aso llnnll-
Milo ly Imprisonment for life.
, 1875-02-10
ARIZONA.

CATtTAIi REMOVAL.
SAW FnSrcIscu. Fob. 9.-Atlvccs from Arizonn
report TINT bill paeeed tho Tosritorinl Council
on Saturday providing fur tho removal Of the
capital of tho Territory 10 vlnrni1. To-day tho
eatllo Lill passed tho 11n,,se.