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lichd to Justify his docAu,ta'iun, aud much moro
connected with tho gtoat trnacd7 Of tho eight
earth ceutnry. lie denounced tho sentimental
ism that would drop tear on the gravn nj the
dead monarch. who, however. fell virtm M.
70 much to crimes potpetfstetlby himself, az to
thoso committed by hin ancestors.
str. Bradlaugh defended The character Of
1snbespierre, who was, ho enid. naturally metci-
fu aud Of rtrict honesty but wnnk
in character. plaesd In pohition where
he lost his bs1ance, and struck down men within
a bolder and Atfongrr man would tIayo passed
over with tho contempt they mented.
Finally be held that tile frenzy Of tho lieEn Of
Terror was not fo much boen of France herHolf
M Of the European coalition formed against her
liberties. The Imke nj brunswick aid hin hire
l1ngh, England and her gnld. Austria and her
armies, were responsible fur the torrents Of
bIpod wlnch were Hbed III TINT eang11inhrY
struggle.
Ar, ],radlangh tnucl,cd briefly on tho land
revolution tn France. and hinted ths. sonlething
Of similar nature in Great i,ritain would be the
right thing for the people Of that country. lie
ht,d word Of euloey for Tom Pane, anil hid
not forget Dantan whose lottu, III andace.
raudace toujours + audacc+" 1le world like to
initiate. Thu defiance Of France to landed
Europe had been uttered bv that famous leader
when he said t!!c Young Hepublic hurled at their
feet tls head Of King.
3it. I;radlauah concluded amid great applause
, 1875-02-16

new ALBANY, Ind, Fob. 15-Tho Haye-Notl-
Jugs, an organization In tilfa city which fer .
psmber Of years bus celebrated st. Valentines Day
with public parade in disguise, appeared on the
directs at an early hour this morning. in groups
Of two or three At i o'clock the loader, ss Kings
Fool directed his chamberlain to call upon the
Mayer Of the city for tho key Of tho muulelpal-
ity, which was turned over to him Ia tho slulso
OF = ponderous koy, with speeches OF demand
aud delivery. The procession wss then formed,
and, headed by tine band Of music.
marched over route OF come or miles
through the principal streets. Every conceive
abls device baa bean brought into roauialtion 20
give aclat to tho occasion. from tbs pf!ueely Don
atssyed in velyatB. feathers. cap ana sapefoiy
mounted, to tue uoat unslghtly street
galulil. All the celebrated characters
OF the day Wcts pereoDated. including
the wild Indian, tho sabo Ethiopian, kod tho
polIsha,l wl1tos, laale aud foalale. 1t WAS rare
sieGt, anu drew 10 the city ; largo crowd Of peo-
pls flon, tho surrounding country. Every stEeet
aud window upon other slds waa crowded with
cit!ge,ls to wltussa tue spectacle. It IL
Dl opoul,eed a more decided SUCCESS than
the Mx1li-dras festival as Louisville laat wesk
1o.uiuAt shcro will bs grand maakel ball At
which many Of tie charaotsfs OF the psooeaAion
OF to-day will ha present, IN addition to lasgs
nutnber Ut citigena who we1o lookars-ou. Every
thing during tho day passsd on plsa4Ansly, With
uut N Aeniaent.
, 1875-02-16

monize them. Teach them from Themselves
md their conscicncas We arc nll suffering
from whnt has been put into our lleals, AMI
though il ;s better to believe thnn doubt still II
tinnht brinsa belief thon We are better for the
dpn!ta"
Mr.. acn,t thought there WAS ZONE rAy of
truth in every superstition. because man could
not bc'lesa what wan utiarly fh1he, mud that
tlscre mia! ther.toro bo grain Of trnth In every
Ito that Has believed.
f'nltnrc required thinking. and there were four
GRADES o. thnnRlIt. rnrn living and htal, think
Jug wkn the tlrnt principle, however. Aftef man
had Learned hnr to rat, drink, sleep. what com.
rany to keep. and tho n,islot morals, next lie
should learn how u dsnejp inc thu Intellect. lie
should 1'csIn with wtrt!s. al havo IL cover HIS
thoughts thcty Then lie shnul ilcarn the method
by which la "as to Think by observing fscts md
aseitnIatiug them. 1to should end bv getting
ont Of tha Bi1 nenhes into the mind. Tla s,xth
aerse was dlvinati1,,. and sonlo added seventh,
Intuition. 1deatlsm waa getting completely ent
of thc7o into tito mind, Ideas we're realltieA,
entities, mud hah done tho work Of the world
Tic responsibility ot ancestry CEASED uhen the
character was fully formed, ,-thea We wore freq
ageE,tY. Onr choices were ous Hasiofs CT our
Satans. What re chose, that We became.
, 1875-02-16
TIE BALTlMOIsE j. OHIO,

lts Fight with the l'nnnsyfvnnin In feond.
IALT1MonE. Feb. 15.--.1ohn ". Garrett. preai-
don't Of tho Baltimore & Ohio liailroal Company,
to-day addressed 4 long dispatch to Col Scott.
President Of tile penpryiyanA Road in which,
after rec:lng the facts relative to the war-
fare betwcsn tho trunk lines, he sAsn
he hss been informed that the PeonRylyauia
Company intend t., deprive tho Baltimore 4 Ohio
Road of tho conveuielt upe Of the PonnaylraniA
lines by withdrawing through passenger tiexets
fr,n their Offices in New York AMI New gland,
aud prohibiting thu freight cars OF the Baltimore
& Ohio fr0al passing over the tracks OF tho
I'ennaylvnnia Road In tho City Of PailadolphiA
The dispatch concludes AZ follows:
II Il due 10 til" grave ore..a involved to state I,
you TINT II correctly informed ~ tn tho action of
your Company, and that you approve Of thvt
scrion, thai the Baltimore L Ono Company will
feel at liberty to Htnpt. and Will adopt.
such measures In reference TO passenger rates md
otherwise will vtndcate lie ability to maintain ifs
rights nnd TO 1erre equitable aud Just rratloua for
tts bt,snesa to all proper poiuts+ will be glad to
learn that tho eerious results that will follow to many
irtereHta from tho which will otherwise hs
forced upon this Company. and which no ona w1u
sincerely regret than mygef, may be ayertsd by
prompt correction OF the alleged action
OF your Company Of which have bcen adsiaed,
To tlis dispatch no reply haa baen received
BY afr. Garrett up to midnight. but 1t iB un-
derstood haro tint on and aftos tomorrow no
cars Of tin Baltimore d Ohio Railroad
will be allowed tn pass over tho PennsylvAnia
Road to New York. Tbs trouble grew out 0! the
recent reduction of rates BY the Baltimore d
Ohio Road from Philadelphia to Western cltles-
, 1875-02-16

MASSACRE OF A SHIPS CREW,
BAN Francisco. Feb. l5.--The Sydney (NeW
South ::Wa1es) Hcrald Of Jau. Is gives an nc
count OF the massacre OF tho Captain. officers,
aud crew Of tho trading brig James Bernie, Of
Sydney, by the natives, at Iiowes Islands The
ship's company consisted Of the Captain, two Of
ircrs, tho carpenter, steward, Xix seamen,
forty coiorel !aborers, aud ons passenger. Ar
riving At tho islands, they stationed three parties
on different iHlanas, and the natives surprised
aud captured the brig aud hll the shore parties,
exccpt that of the second ol1lcer, William
hhoues. who escaped with sixteen cplnred men
III . bout. After being out tive davs without
subsequently roachcl the Island Of Stichreste-
val, wheso tho American whaler enJamin Com.
mings took them up and carried them to Bird
Island, whencn tuev were tnkon to Hobart Town
bv ihe brig Wolverine. Il Ia bollevad that tho
sest of the party wero all Inassacred. It Ia re-
ported TINT six yeesals hnsa been captured by the
natives Of those Islands aud their crews mAssA-
creG,
, 1875-02-16

SpeeinF nt4p1trh ta Th< ChscGoa Tribune.
FonT WAYNE; 1nd., Feb. 15-rhe weather con
"a degtees below zero a. 9 o'clock this morning.
q, the Graud RapIda Saginaw Railroad the
running Of freight trains ia wholly auspcndcd,
aud all passenger trains arc delayed from Xix to
through IRON Grand Rapids siuco tho heavy
snov-etorm last week Foached this city to-day.
Sptotat Correspondence qf Yhe chiea9e 7's1oat.
BENTON Harmon, Mich, Fob: 13,-The co!dest
Of this week. Tho minimum temperature ut
various points In this vicinity was ~ follows
Dooton Harbor, 70 deg; St. Joseph. %; Fair
Plain (formerly Hehth'a CornerA). 20; spEing
Shore. north 81 Paw Paw River from Il to ~:
Il is impossible NJ yet to toll whether the trnit
las beon seriously injured. Some who tlave
thawed tho linabs Of .paaeles by the fro report
bali the buds In good condition. This is no ioat,
but, II tFMe, tue fruit plospeets arc bottor than
pose TINT certain degree OF cold kills fruit
under all circumstances. Two yoars ago tho
mercury fell to 24 ut Falr plain, aud yet they
Lad peaches. The buds were In good condition
to the cold Of Tuesday. On Monday the me.oury
stood 2s below at Grand l,aplds and Saginaw.
8pesial Di'passa = ri. Chicago Ttibs''t.
tral Company, M after m nearly a weot's bIscksdo,
got tho Iowa Division Of their road cleared Of
snow for tlo passage Of ttains YESTERDAY. Ths
Sioux City / St. Paul Road got = train through
fram st. paul on Friday night, but Aro again
drifted in, aud to-day trains on the Western Di-
vision are suspended. Other roads terminating
hero srs running IN tiuo+
SDectat 1EinnttA to The Chic1ar Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Feb. l5.--1he suow.bauls have
been conquered gu all tho Western roaIs, aud
trains run direct to Sioux City. The cost OF
running tho iron blockade From ths Iowa division
OF tho Illinois Central and branch limos Id esti'
mated at 9l2, 900, paid principally for the hiEa
aud board OF laborera.
New ALBANY, Feb. 1t.-The floating leo In TIM
river. Which has aln,uBs Impe1ed navigation in
the Lower Ohio for the past week OK ten days, IL
now running snuoh lighter. and, no doubt. within
the next twenty. four hours We ma? look for .
tso Sos:,a: t H.nassa % to xas sa,sasa 3 a1ibsns
JoL1sE, ILL.,, Feb. 1b-Tho Thermometer atood
2a below &t daylight hors this morning.
, 1875-02-16

their cousins ut home; and, aB to ttsir social
ptaut1ina and meAns Of aubsistenco, tlIcr parents
wero preporlionately more fortunate than their
ktpstncn in the mother country. Anxious to as
B,,rc himself that ths prosperity Of his fellow.
countryrneu Was not fictitious and In order to
be abio from experience. to SEQ how fast
money could DO made, 1e bonBht fifty
ono copies OF THE TRIBUNE, Sunday
morning. at tho rates they arc furnished to
nsusboYs, and, taking q position on milwaukee,
avenue at an carly hour, i'o disposed Of nll but
one copy, thus realizing 81 profit ia couple OF
houra THE odd TRIBUNE nnd tho $l-bifl ho
will ksop frame, and glnzo, and present 1t to his
sovereign on returning to Norway. lilo Ia satis-
flod that In city whore money can DO made 60
readily by peddling THE TRIBUNE nobody neod
stasyo who is contont to work. lIo is batween
70 and 80 years Of sgo, in excellent 1,ealtfi, md
hns NTH him q son Of soma II years Of ago,
whom ho will leave In Chicago With Dr.. JuLsoN
and tho Norwegian Consul, 10 be educated Oh tho
American plan.
uoTEI. ARnrvA1a.
Fttintcf |fouse-E. r. Ransom. J, D. Edmonaf,
iowa; 4. oarmo, ". H. cottroi, &liwaukco: Thomas
?. Potts, s5alt Like city; 7. ". CHI, Boston; William
4. Knowiton Rockford; den. u. y. Alsxandesi y. =.
A. Jntnos A. Coi,lry, Charleston e. ". Reed, l5ts-
faio; S ". a. ioasiton Ne~ York; Z. !. snattuck,
austoni n. Fonuev Legrargne*. Mnhtreer' france;
J. ". eonll, u2slon..... tiranA f1e,Fe.G. II. jack"
son, Canton, D.; E. A. Lo Eeure, New York; 4: +.
Wilson Alabama J. p. Wooi, Troy; Il. L. Thomas, Salt
Lake City; 9: Y: lhcLo1, sryi,eA; franl T., i,ror
Ieotia q. o. Stevens, i31stou y. u. Babcnck Clare
land 4. L. Cor, Toitlo: +. y. KELLOGG, New York
-. sAernun Iton*s-E !. hnr'nu;. L.te Superior
Fr.ns M,!hal, st. Louis q. L. hood, New York A.
Cohen. New YORK; Judge Dun, pon.lae: Q. II:
ohkirer, Detroit; ueorge II. Bowen. Joes. TfeMont
ioase-J. A. NetfIcton, bloomington; L. II. Lyfofd,
poaton q. DIggett Huston; Jacob sleyer: Quincy;
G. t.. inrnett, C.syualld J. G. W4tsrn1sn syrIeuse
G. j, hutchinson, California; 4eor.s D.vino, Pttta-
i,lrG D. 7. io1la, Ottawa; 5. Il. Gould, Neisidsro
" ii. 3fHlt. SsH York.
, 1875-02-16

NEW YORK. Fob. l5.-A cnblo leaeam 70 the
New York Frec7nan's journal announces that
the Rev. james A. ueh!y, Of Boeton, has
been made Catholic Bishop Of Port
land, Me-. tho Very Rov. Thomas
Gaibcrrr. the AuguBtinihn bishop Of
Hartford; ]. ]. Katn, OF Harpeta Ferry,
Bishop Of Wheeling: the Rev. KGoutbayer, Of
Milwaukee, Bishop OF Green Bay; tho
lev. Hurley. OF peoria, Bishop Of
q 500 created for that ctty;. tho Raw.
Apostolic Of Sebrasks and Abbot Seidenbush.
the Dcnedctne Vicar APOSTOLIC for part Of
Minnesota: also. that the Pope has confirmed
the promotion OF Boston, Philadelplls, Mlwau-
, 1875-02-16
CASUALTIES,
4 Man and Wife Run Over and Killed
at Austin, III.


RuN OVER AND KILLED.
5pfefdt Dfsbalch 10 The Chitddo Tfibunk.
AuaTrS, ILL.,, via OAK rARH, Feb. ia tnosk
horrible accident occurred hero this afternoon.
the particulars Of which. no far as they can b
learned at this writing arc na follows: Mt. Brad
ford Wood and wife, Of Burlington, Kano Couu-
ty, Ill.,. catne last Thuraday morning to pay vis-
1t TO their intimate friends, Mr. Theodore Kill
mer aud family. Of West Forty-efghth street.
This morning they started from afr. KilImcr's to
return TO their home BY the train paaaiug Austin
At 9:39 o'clock, which they accidentally 1nisa-
cd. and in consequence wer0 detained
Until tho afternoon train for Sterling.
Aa they wero crossing tho north
track IN order to get upon the train, tho Atlantic
Il Pacific express. heing behind it, usual titne,
came along at q terrific BEeod, and Instantly
killed both Mr. Wobd and his wife. Mrs. Wood
waa struck bv tho ongiue. and thrown with ter
rlDle violence under tho Sterling train, thon
standing still ns tue station. Her skull! Was ter
rby crushed in striking sxainst oos OF the raiia+
M ~. Mood WAS caught upon tho front Of
the engine, whore bo remained until
hfo was nxt,nct. The bodies wore at once
placed III tue east room Of the ,let,or whers they
are now lying. Coroner's inQneat will be held
Tomorrow, after which the remains will be annt
by frlenda hero to Burlington. Tho a9c Ut ths
unfortunate mat seo.ns to bo about 25. aud TINT
Of hiB wife about the same. Eaveral note, and
other papers were taacn frn.n hia body. togetlier
will q considerable amount Of cufreney, Tho
inquest Tomorrow will develop more rlainly
whore tho blanc for the fatal accident should ba
ploceu,
, 1875-02-16

B5kel89 GsspdReE q 7HS Lhltdod 7T79aH7.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Feb. l5.-Ths alethodtst
Episcopal Church, Of this city. was dsnsely
crowded to-day. many bsipg uoable to gain aa-
mission with the ,nsuy friends and relatives OF
the Hon N. L. Dunlap. whote sudden death 80
surprised and psinad this community yesterday
morning. An excellent ssrn1ou wAs delivered by
the RaT. MoEloy, altar whleh the rsmslns were
conducted 10 Mount Hope Camstsly, Ax4 To-
t,yf@a with Aas1aio eAlsaaa1las.
, 1875-02-16

SHOOTING AFFHAYs IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Fob. 15.-IIenTy DuclaF (color"
ed) while returning from church With two
lrioude, WAS assai!od by party Of Intoxicated
soldiers. who pursued Duohar into bis residence
uear By The latter then Aeizod 1auskst and
flred anl killed private Warren Hicks, Company
D, Third United statoa Infantry.
Wklter Could aged l3 yeasst wes accidentally
aAot and killed by a comraao, aged IA.
, 1875-02-16

Special Dispdteh to Ihs Chicaeo Trib'tnt.
DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 1.-the Jewish bonsT-
olent society Of Kosher Sail Basze!1 began their
sesBion OF National Convention hero to-day,
Grand saa. Strauss, OF Cleveland, delivering tho
annual address, Tic iestivtty Is general with
them outside, but proceedings In the lodge sso
secret.
, 1875-02-16

SpftfII Di1p0leH 70 The CKlc00S 37itVHf.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Feb. l6.-Wllliam Stewart,
OF Lexington, Was captured at Joliet to-day by
Constable Esou, OF this county. having stolen q
horse from Samuel Galb1aith, Of the former
place. The horse was recovered In Chicago.
Stewart is in Jail
Two mon, named Hoadlsy and Phillips. sre In
Jail At I.acon, Marshall County. for breaking in.
to the ticket ot1ico Of tho Chicago i Alton Road
at that plaee Thursday evening. They werc csp-
tured ut bparland.
, 1875-02-16

WHEEttsa, ". Va, Fob. l5.--A fire broke out
tllia evening abou: o'clock iD rho warehouse Of
J. y. Camden Il Co., at Par.iershurg. ". Va,
consuming the warehouse md wooden tank
containing 2ot Or 800 barrels Of oil. Most Of Tho
oil in tho barrels was eaved. The loss,
consequently. Will not bo over a3,o00.
1t is supposed that the place was set on fire by
confederate Ct the Trolnroon aang OF thieves,
eight in nnmbcr, wIl3 vera in the city iai ut the
time aitlng trial for burglary. During the ex~
cttamen. this gang made ,he.r escape 1ronl inil
hF burning holo through tho floor, aid arc now
a. Largo.
, 1875-02-16

small orcl.ebtga IL picked for The accon1-
panimonts 10 tho vocal numbers. There
aro several faces in the band which
llavo boon familiar hnre III ttmos gone by ia
Theodore Tholnas' orchoBtrs. Uf tho old Bon
ton Dand there Is but one representative, Mr..
Arbuckfe, who heads tho bsaasoB with tlis or
fectivo cornot. Tic programme for the baird
WAS constructed Of popular music, including tia
two Weber oycrtures "Oboron' and "Dnr
Frsischuotz," and Lila Invitation to tho Danco,r
selocltonR from "Tho Prophet" aud Mo-
zart's operas, mainly Don Giovanni" "The
Magic Flnte." aud "Nozze do Figaro" alHl
nleyarbccr'a Schiller March, md sheso wcre let!
by Mr. Gilmore httnsolf. bravo In l!ia new reSI-
medals. The band ia very effective oslp, well
balanced and well put together, ard il poculiarly
excellent III Its phrastng aud e1presBiot'. The
qtlnrtetto OF saIophones, with their smooth,
rich tono, add mitch to tue effect Of tho playing,
aud give to 1t that peculiar refinement wflcn
WAS 10 noticeable IN tho French Band that va.
here few years ago, ai,ti canlo to grtnf through
tue want Of retlnemnnt Of Stefner. The Aoolsts
Of the band arc Sir. Arbuckts, Who played tho
aria Of DO 1,ertot and " Robin Adair" for
an encore TO IT, With oil his old quality Of toro
and RkilI Of eserntion. md II. Lefepre former
memocr OF tho FEencli baud, w.lo phys tbs sax-
uptlOnb, Au Instrument which II COMPARATIVELY
now hero. 1t IL brass instrument with reed.
Ct although IHucil smoother and richer III tts
tone. Tho four naxoplones in tic full band in
fact almost produce tLe effect Of strings. Mr.,
Lofobres mnstery Of Tho ,;d:,,1 instrument. ~h:ca
play, IL yery complete, aud tho
fantastic Of bis own composition which ho PLAYED
was we'll received. The vocalist Of tho company
IL sliss Emma G. Thufsby. roung lady OF Nov
York, who. We understand, has h1t recently re-
turned from her European atudio4 ard WHO IL
almost without exception tho most promising
young singer who las ever asEeareu herc. Sho
las 3 high soorano voice, Of beautifu! AMI oven
trainea In Nh excellent nothod, and possessed Of
remarkable sympathy. 10 these worry tcs'zah'cc
Qualities she aids very facilo anl graceful
execution. ~ was Hown III tue brilliant
Proch variations, mud Bihllo2's Echo Song.
For tho encore 10 the first number sho guvo
"Tho Last Hose OF summer" without nnv atldi.
ton or flourish, making tt nll tho more effective
sitnnIy ty clear onunciation and perfectly
smooth, svsnpathotlo singing. She IL singer Ut
most brilliant pFomiao. and wo predict will yet
be hoarl from III something moro important
than a regin1ental baud concort.
Tins second concert will DO given this evening
At sicCorluick'B Hall. Tue programme is printed
elsewhere.
, 1875-02-16

sANDusKy TO- TO HAVE WArER.%0RRs.
sAsnusEy, O., Feb. 15.-The people Of this
city to-day decided to bond the city $3.50 ooo foF
tho pu5pose Of building vates.wosks, by 'ote
Of LII RpafnRk 1G4,
, 1875-02-16

ST. pArL. Minn., Feb. 15.-At Litchhetd,
Mimi. the dvelng-house, stoee room and stock
Of goods of Phineas Cary wore burned on SAtur.
day uiYht. Loss, S5.0u0 no insurance.
, 1875-02-16

Special Nsr1tch to The Ediea3o Tribune.
APPLETON, Wis. Feb. 15.-Early Yesterday
morning, u building owned by E. c. Gor WAS
destroyed by Gre. It was occupied by two ten-
anss. Mrs. T. Ryan sud j. c. Racue. Ioss on
building 1920. Covered by insurance In the
North America Coneany. Losa on contents
about $500. No insurance.
, 1875-02-16
The WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 15.-For the Lake
regions, stationary mud rising temperature, woat-
ovly winds. increasing cloudiness, and local
SHOWS, with rising barometer over the Lower
La1ss, but slight fall on the Upper Lakss.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1875-02-16

At MoVicker's Theatre ito attraction waB
Charlotte Cushman as Neg Mer,'ities. 1t is only
necessary iu regard to tllis performance to s'y
that the talented actress was verv warmly re-
celvod by tho audience, who throughout tho piece
marlsed tler appreciation Of her wonderful act
iug by their hearty applansa. NotwsthstandinE
tue atrong couu'er attractions elsewhere. the
house waa vory fair one.
, 1875-02-16

In consequence OF the continued eicSneas Of
stiss Hawthorne. the play Of "Mun OF tue Day
was substituted for Tint OF Dora" whic|, had
bcon billed for yesterday oyenlpg's performance
At Euo.oy's Thoatre
, 1875-02-16


iSpfc,dt Dis]atch to The Chit1so Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. 15.-Bates Hotel, North
lansing was burned this morning. Ownership
clnirned by two parties. Loss 500; no insu1-
Ruct.
, 1875-02-16

At pARIEN. GA.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. ia fro 1T Darieu Bun.
day morning destroyed largo number Of stores
AMI tho Gazette pyintng-o1ice. LOSS, s1oo, 900
insurance, $40, 600.
, 1875-02-16

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1llsA. m. $3.50 7s's. y. fresb... .... GleAr.
abo p. .yao.4y; II 7ys. ", frosH...,,.... Fair.
$3.50 D., N, ,tJ9 4S! III GlS w fEtgh ,.!..... Clear.
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1ols p. tn. .51.t6 6! 7Gls ", fresh... clear.
Maximum ther,nometer. IA minimum. -.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHl3Aoo, Feb. 15
, 1875-02-16

TWO PERSONS BURNED 70 DEATH,
NEW fnnK. Feb. 15.-a1rs. Wells and her cltid,
aged years. we're burned to death early this
morning bv tlrn III the basement Of No. CIT
East Ninth street.
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~. II. II llldAy,
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lrhumas Al.Vp.
SAsr.G-J. r. Brophy.
G. W. Ritter.
|UAtt'ts % ss fs9es l.. ID. Peass.
Clcrt-J w. Medium.
Prbt1 Jadgs-G w. litter. Sz-ofeio TrsAsmer.
PfosccREng AnOrnCy-C W. Bramel.
Si4ErbikHdeHf Of ScAoO5s-N. l. Andrews.
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COUNTY.
Churches.

St Mara'- church, Episcopal. Rev. r. W.
billiard rector. SUnd services. II a. m. and
s y. m. sunday schO,l after morning service.
Seats free. Al persons are cordially invited TO
att nd,
Roman Catholic, kcv. Jas. McGolrch. Pastor.
Rev. Eugcne Cussan, Asst. Church ono'NeiI
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. B. Reed. Pas
tor. Services at II a. m. and sP. m. Sunday
chooI directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. F. Warren. pas
'or. Preaching every Sabbath at lila. N.
and 7 p. m. Sabbath school at az p. IA
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
the church,