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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

A CORRESPONDENT writes from Swiss
town: II was much amused In looking over q
visitors book at the inn to 6nd that under the
heading Occupation two German girls had
written, Looking for husband.'"
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

FAvoRs-A lady reader of tie World.
''away down in Dixie has placed under obli-
gatioas for ) eewlsf The Fayetteville Izprssa.
and 6f : speech y Hen. John y. Bright
and ior, tie compliment Of sending thoa more
atilL d, ,.ss S. '. s.ss., D s, s.s.,.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

MINING REvrEw.--A now and valuable
Georgetown, Colorado,) publication bearing
the above title. has reached ~ and been
placed upon our exchange list Il Il, devoted
to mines and mining. and i valnabls publ.
cation. .# 81
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

Housrs ~ not bgruel u 0rsgoa nov. III
~ s6ery 6snd Iust wTsps thsn u 6snes'
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

4ed Tor regular boAfvisss Or transient customers.
20 pains nor expense spared 10 make the Home
|aredly Avoftte resort }oe svesybody. GIVE -
~ " ron want either sqaase meal ~ 9 good,
n ortAhls bed. E@ lNov7-d.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

Z years In childhood's sport and play...... Z
7 years 10 school from day TO day. .........A
Z years at trade or college life.
Z years to find plsce and wife, ..........26
7 years to pleasures iollies given. ..-..-.3
Z years to business hardly driven. .....-. AZ
Z years for some wild. .gooss chase. 40
7 years for wealth aud'bootless race. e.......56
z years 10 hosrdiDg ior your hair. .--.-.. .6S
I yesfs ID wesksrss palm and cara. 70
Then die. and eo-you sbsull know where.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14
Notice. -
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-18
POST MONEY ORDERS

fOO1 MONE4 ORDERS
fnb bas f9erfe unb biuisfe Mihel
sur llsbsrlsnbuns BON @slb unb lollten,
tpC fte su babeu iinb, ba3u sebrau9t
irerben.
Benn cline 3eituns BON efnem pcfe
amt an Elm anberes Serlebt wercen lcl,
70 mus INNER aud bas 90 itamt anse>
seten werren, wc bic 3eitun9 frdber
empfanSen wurbe.
@enn Semanb lstn 8latt ni9t re-
selmdbts empfdnst Ober f6 auf irsenb
eine @eile Gebler einfdIeiden, 70 fclIte
Der betrefenbe NSent iuwte bic 6er<
ausSeber iOslet@ baspn bena@ri&ttst
werben.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07

less untrng energies might well have now been emped
to repose the machless possession OF hohors WHICH c
had won but all this to OConnel was but an incentive
TO greater achievements and but part OF the work
which he had planned for tho dsenthraiimeht Oh MS
country The Catholic Relief act was but an istamehe
OF Justice clogged with offensive conditions ana iahg
far short Of that political equality ana independence
which he demanded as the right OF his country. ,o
Who can ostimatc the .wOndrOus WORK iniI was o',
nv fhis great man. who truly caicu ihc
Monarch of ireland. In educating the peope it puI q
short time before had been slaves III u new iiis
lie did not achieve Repeal. Let those W .hlnN
the time was ripe and opportune 10 srlke ie M
blov for Irish independence at lcast 20 iHc' ~ n ~
seryicrs Of tbe man who left undone thlt Whicn uy
hnk he could have accomplished. but "hich he honestly
believed he gould not 81. oouor,or ioorous
cf Irconds uncrownch monarch east MN il'p isi,'
and how ne came forth from the Cc Dr"Eth h H.,l,n
ana surits soon TO find the people W1pm ne ipscn 80
X,c pershnc by famine, which the nara mar "i 'ie
ruers would do little nothing 10 hhuSdic, hii
how in his sorrow he went 10 Rome 10 uc. I
lie bcaucatled his body 10 Ireland ana ms ms
tcart 10 Rome. as If TO tfSch ai tn1Sc
yhn would learn from the lesson OF LIS ne ilit ns
Iroles patriotism AM his w0ndrous success were III
fot they we're because Of the disintercrGicS h i-
selfish character which found ls root, no unp, III u
natural goodness and greatness or the man. yet 9,' is
highest cucoura gemcnts in his holy religion az ny
,ouId f1ip carry away with ia tO~ni%h IN "uF III liu9 '
i'm oIIr hearts vivid image OF the Goike man "hom VIC
have hon0red ourselves by honoring.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
pARDONs BY GOV. TILDEN.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 6.-Daniei om'tn, VINO
- .,,o,,od ON Feb f. 1867. in the County Of Erie, to
,o veor,, IMPRISONMENT IN Auburn Prison on charge
,hn,cary in hs second degree has been restored to cit
izenship by the Governor.
pars have granted by the Governor 70 the loi-
,owns: To Ellen Quinn charged with bgamy, and sen
t.u,e on July II, 1875, 10 orr years imprisonment
in IN. Kings County Pententlary John van ADr, ssn-
" -, nm June "a 1874 in the County OF sehenectAuy,
~ two Years imprisonment m the Clinton Prison for per
y,y ~ New 10 one years imprisonment, IN tle
ScwTsyk Pcnitentiary, for grand latcen! Dawn
s,bns sen.ncsd Dee H. 1871, IN the County oi Erie VI
.",en ,esrs imprisonment IN Auburn Prison. for rape
Waller Drls sentenced Jan. 22, 1873 In the County o
Mouroe 10 Il, years and oir months inprsohMcht III
The Monroe County Penitentiary, for burglary
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
THE GRAFTON

Mh '4AIRMAN, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN {:
The greatest orator OF ancient Rome tells that there is
nothing which the virtue of man approaches 80 closely
10 the power Of the Deity when he establishes new
States rescues from ruin those already established
The one and the other glory belongs, In no small meas
uTe, To him whose memory we are here to honor Ihe
almost unanimous voice Of his people awarded to him Tie
glory of having restored and rccreated Their
nationality when they proclaimed him their LberatOr
lie found them not people, but multitude of slaves,
and by the testimony OF their Own grateful aoclana-
nons he left them y nation, In large measure dis
ehthralled, and with such sense OF national
dignity aud such unity Of noble national aspiration as
they had hardly known from the earliest days OF
their history What wonder tien, that the children O
ths race Ia their native island and wherever they
nave found home, sbOu.d celebrate to-day, on the
huhdiodtb anniversary OF his bsth, with music ana with
speech, and with religious worship and Thanksgiving 10
'ne amer OF all good gits the lawgiyer Of his
nson the uncrownod king Of his country tine father OF
MS people the prophet Of his race All this and moro
usn this, was Daniel OConnell
% "onerons were his gifts, 80 magical his power to
~ e hearts Of his eountrymen and 10 weld them into
~ W rare Tie combination OF the beet traits OF Lis race
'sS~ sA - sAA ssS hAs shSsseL1i W the worA tIat
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07


The Catholic Institute III Jersey City was
well nlcd on the occasion Of the OConncll Centennial
Aftcra few remarks by Mayor Traphagon the Hon A. II
u. Dawson cx-mcmber of Congress from Georgia. was
introduced TO the audience. He said, among other
things:
Il Only 81 hours thai was asked 10 address
y0u ti> evening, ana hen yOu consider ne ma nitic
of The su1cc piciOIs position O'onnci rle ei
all time you may appreciate the dequattness of
short Il notice. 10 speak to yOn as Onslt,
/ would need 10 20 THROUGH seven Long
centuries of night-thc darkest thet were
settled on he carin. must tell you of Grattan Ci Cur
ran, ana lastly, / must spcak Of "a greater than AL
other rlsin"1 born u ie Iill OF August, lIIJ
Daniel OtuIncll ono Of those men VINO come bat
ia century He sent 10 Ireland in her
darkest hour, Wnen IrIshnan dare not
how he would worship GOd III All hOIr
when IrsniFr could EOt claim his pa'Inal nlcri-
unless lr would his knee. before Prot
fstann In that hour ho had the to stand in
.ls nInhOOd ANA 20 dare the hon Of Great Britain. lr,-
land thcnhad no friend. She had hundred men who
OCOnnol came aud by his great heart brought the whOlc
IT was good fight that O'Conncl fought, it Was u
noble gni, ANA one that must live with TIE centuries
He was not solely tc l1bcfatOr OF Ireland He fought
FOR freedom III conscience the world and dOnli
ion Is not clrcuscrbed by nations. Ii rs above every
nation. You lrisicl layo indeed great reason ~ DC
proud that such a cOuntryBIa ot yours. ana
especially ,hat he uOby ana iully causht up
the virtues your people, and through to fire oi his
wonderful genius flashed lnci all tile cartn.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
Middleton r. H. r. Leopold. J. d. Potter, ir' Charles H.
Brown, 5. c. Dickinson, and william H. Hervey
NO MISUNDERSTANDING ~ THE TREASURY.
WASHINGTON. Friday, Arg q. 1870.

NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THE TREASURY.
WASHINGTON. Friday, AGg. 6. 1873.
Stories have been circulated during the past
few days 70 tho effect that there have been serious mis-
unders ndu,s between Secretary Brstow ana some OF
his subordinate onlcers These reports are unqialhedy
false Assistant Secretary Conant has no intention VI
resinnc nor has Secretary BrisOw any th0usht o IT,
moving lin. No objection has been made To MS "liiin
.straton on account Of any lack OF executive aDiy'
The law docs make the rank o. one u the ass'n'
secretaries aly higher than that OF the other; ana "heh
G. H. Br stow became Secretary the Treasury he de-
tcrlLrcd 20 treat them both alike, ana durInS
hs absence. to des.~natc them aherha'ely
20 act in hs rlacc. 3Ir. Conant was formerly
de-. na q aud acted and It Is simply Judge Burn
hams The law requires the Pesdent 10 make te
designation. and it, publication, which has gNSn ise ~
.ic AK was made by mist Ike. No Misunderstanding
ing aa occurred between the secretary and treasurer
NV IN rcead e app0atmen.s The SecIoiaIF mas hot
cv iyr d ". NeS - sclcc those whom he wished 70
place -poshie positions hit has r.terred tha nc
vo.d 10 the other baud. Hr. New has requested
CON DistoT name many Of these pcIs0ns Mhhe the
Secretary delegate the power of appointment,
there has been dacr nee of opinion between MIN anu
NJ. New 20 hOv Il should he exercised
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
GREAT POPULAR DEMONSTRATION IN DUB

GRAND PROCESSION THROUGH THE PRINCIPAL
sTREHTs-NEARLY 10000 PEOPLE IN LINE
THE LORD MAYOR PREV EHTED FROM sPEAkING
BY THE FENiANs-Dg. BUTT, TIE HOME RULE
LEADER, WARMLY RKCENED-sPEEChLs By
O'CoNNJg PowER AND Mr.. SULLIVAN.
DuBLis, FRIDAY, Aug. g. 1875.
The celebration of the centenary OF OConnell
continued to-day The ceremonies began this inoi ins
with grand procession through the various streets oi
the city. The numerous Organizations civic ana mill
tary which take part therein began Ia assemble
early hour this morning ST. stephens Green anu
It's vicinity There was much delay, owing "a the vast
numbers, In forming the line, aud tine procession
did not begin " move until long ai'eI
10 u. IN, the appointed hour. The hno vi
march vas around Merrion-square through Lins'T
and Nassauss College Green, past the Ciiy Ham, up
Cork Hill, through Thomas and Janes-sts, Stevens
lane. along the quays through Chape.t Dofse't' anu
srow TO the site Of the National Monument 10
OConnel Oh sackyile-st. The route hve miles In
See Seventh PsSc.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Aug. G.-Two more kegs OF treas
ure have been recovered from the wreck Of tho
steamer Schiller.
PApIs, Aug. 6.-The Court Of Appeals has
confirmed the judgment by vhich Cour'at lie arst'
was ordered to pay the costs oi restoring tie ''haoh'
column. ,
HALIFAX, Aug. 6.-'rhc fishing on the norm
side Of Prince Edward's Island i In'l"l"'S ,'o
Inackercl being plenty The latest aaFccs iE" I'oiV'
say that fish are very scarce
HAMILTON, Ont. Aug G.--The report OF tho
Hamilton Board OF Trade urges cnst.iAent CT manu-
facurcs decrea CT rap0rtaions and the cessation oi
long c!elits tho 0t bringing about sOuhh
financial condition.
/ HALIFAX, Aug. G. 1t is probable that Thomas
Boggs Il Co. and Payzand KIM. yesterday rep'ed IN
financial diiculties viii be able TO COMPROMISE With
then creditors .ui cOltlIc business.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
C,ruoyIc pRorEcroRY FESTIVAL.

LARGE ATTENDANCE At The PICNIC IN WEST
Cn,srvR-ADDRrssEs BY join SAVAGE AND
OTHERS.
the uicDic at the Catholic Protectory IN
Wcstcnc. m was visited yesterday BY several tAoush"
prrsons. Extra trains were from Harlem Tor the
accommodation OF the guests. The Niii"r5 aH'.,eA
themselves at the dancing platform ana hIoo''hs
galleries by riding III the hish Janh'Ihs-ciF9
visiting the workshops and buildings OF tn Protectors
and attending the celebration OF tie centennial of Diil
OConncIi winch took place in the afternoon About @:'o
there WAS procession OF the boys of the ff0tectoiJ
headed by band composed CO scholars Flaf' ana pan
ners with portraits oi OCoHncl Dr. Ives fAe io..er
of the PrOtectory, and others were carried Nch nc
procession arrived at platform i'll the grove, Thomas
DOMAIN one of the boys, repeated erlogy .! OConncii
and Ireland Songs were also AMI an exhibition
d, va, eiyeu Oy military COMPANY from the junior
Department.
Atl:3oJ John Savage, Ii. D.. Of Ncw-Y0rh was intro
duc.d aud dcliv.rcd an addI, on Din.I OConn' H.
AZ tine con~ns0n ol Mr. Savage aadr 9s several other
.ir Enc c-, we're made bv ncInra Wli were "rrH-
r,.. pro. C'l,arv ui Manhattan lplc-' ave an do-
com. g.. fl~n poets and poetry. l' w - Tn Fro-ec
tory viii he continued probably through next week.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
.DDPrSSES IN BROOKLYN.
TIE CELEBRATION AT APOLLO HALL AND Al iiih
CuIrRCu OF ST. PETER AND II. PAUL"


CHURCH OF ST. PETER AND 81 PAUL"
The Rev. DR.. Brann OF Washington Highs
delivered an grafton on Daniel OConnell last evening AZ
Arollo Hail. at Fifth and South FouriLsts, brooH'h'
= d. The speaker showed thai it was only ne h"e.'h
views ON rel ioIs subjects Lar '.ii'i,''t iI",i,
nrcb Feyolutiol and thc sri- -He ior GtliEus i"'I
i'm lanG tha: oycrcaue the prIstcuuhS Ivhs'1.s
nf fLe Plrilns. As cmaIcli"tOr "l ~ C'."y,1I
Chrr,h In Ireland. OCOuDcil won priillah Ncy ne
ras lreous honest Catholic hinsclf, ald ne haa ,ic
sunnort of all ,hc irish Ca'hoc7; lspl sical hca ~
all impcsin hg.ie lis powerful voc ti'n- %
n'olloc wit end .nfcasl peculiarly httel H.i io nS
mission Bat az 4 repeater he fHi'i Tor " sii,' ~,
Tcosor. thar brought ireland ugf tle fhVl7h w
r strong i,ulnl ,ycnC,s OF the Ccc race We "Ht %
union auonc Irisnuen in pOlitiCA VINE "Ic -'hio
saxon IIcp:arcliy was lnally unel uhi'r one MI - :,
Iceland vyps always divided Gy btter lcdi7' ih tl'
movement for rc,dl. OCouncu fcC,lfed Hnt oia 81
sunuoyt of the ilolics, but also o thoSe Wnu ,.'t
from him in RELIGIOUS views. But t.S Iohlu "n -,
was onIv supor,lcill large aHd iliid,ntGt w. y
of Iri.nncu were dscOntcHtcd Wlln 'hhr.i ,,,, =, >
Tolic, ana demanded an appeal To arms a ms
anpcal TO aIIls retarded repeal Plt.'is ~, dt
iuo wears Tnr strong inpulsiNc ana Miht "l JnS-
r,rit which rac:cfzcs all Ccltic nations las t hc
cIrsr a. Irclal and K viii he only when ne i.'Hu ny
osd. local W. itidic.s and act unNty anu WIN
ness and iul,mcnt mat they wiI DC aOie u "'''ih
HJDty. , H., .,
An address on Daniel OConnell was delivered ~ 'he
rcv Father Malone al the close Of the O'Clock Mass al
tl Roman Catholic Church Of -. Peter ard 81 PAUL. III
proDElVn l.. D.. yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
A DEFAULTER FOR $I5, 900.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 6.-Wm. II. Alderd'cs,
general assignee Of the Bankruptcy Court left Richmond
a few days since with members Of his family with
the expressed intention Of visiting Philadelphia %
port furniture bad been packed and myserousS
carried of aroused the suspicion that something vas
wrong An examination OF his accounts was made, and
resulted In the discovery that he was short about S5O
II il alleged that the loss caused ny spccua'ios IN
real estate Mr. ALiercc Is FROM the North, and was
held in high here. At one time he held the rSs
ton Of City Auditor
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
GOOD REPORTS FROM FORT BATRAYCAs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Thc following tele-
grams from Fort Bsrraneas have been received by the
Suraeon-tiencral OF the Army:
FoRr BARRANcAs, Aug 5.-NO new case or death has
occurred my report OF yesterday DR. stesberg
stl improving. A.sistant-Surgeon Brown arrived in
Pensacola this morning and IL expected here hoen-
tarily Ont OF Al nndor treatment, 70 pro-
nounsed by the surgeon copy aIescent
J. ". BnANNAN,
BIevct MAJ Gen u. ;. A, commanding
Fort BARkANCAs, Aug 6.-Therc has been
case since the "a ins. There death hast night
t nry l.. Brown, United States Army,
arrived rday. DR.. Sernbcg reported by h.s sur
seUn as being cony.lcscent us morning.
j. M. BRASSAN,
Breyet MaS-Gen. u. \ A, commanding.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
CARSON. THE EMBEzzLING PORK-PAcKER

BOsTON, Aug. Civilian G. Carson, who
brought here yesterday on charge OF embezs's'
ment from j. Squire Co. Of East Cambridge, was af-
rested at St. Louis upon requisition from the Govess,
based upon two indictments found against him by thu
Grand Jury Of Mddlesex County. One was for emhes-
zing 100000, and for embeZzling $4,000 from
Sauire CO. Mr. is axed in Cambridge for abous
$4,000 ate, and this property has been as
tached civil action having been commenced for the 10
coyery of the misappro prtated funds.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
wOMAN,s rIaHr WITH BURGLARS.

LAcONIA, N. H., Aug. 6.-The house Of Mrs-
Nellie welch in the heart OF this village was entered ~
two burglars last night They gathered two packages OF
vauabes In the story, and then ascended TO the
seepiug room OF Mrs WEIGH. The light from their Ian
tern awakened Mrs Wech and they extinguished II and
ncd she following ana firing upon them with revolver.
but without effect She pursued them into the street,
when they turned and knocked her down, leaving her N
an nsensibe condition They dropped their punder ia
he front yard
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
THE ITALIAN CHURCH LAWS.

TIE RELIGIOUS HOUSES PREPAnING TO SuKEESDER
THEIR REAL ESTATE.
ROME, friday, hug. G, 1879
The Opinione says the foreign ecclesiastical
establishments arc preparing the deeds for
the conversion OF their real property INTO Italian renes
in conformity with the law OF 1873. The sale OF tho
property Of the Irish College wiz begin the llth inst
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
J. N. IukSNkS.
PROPOSED COMPROMISE WITH CREDITORS

PHILADELPHIA, August 6.-The creditors of
Mesrs. Gerry, TltOn Colweli of New-York, the Pitts
burgh BOLT Company, and the Grard Tube Works sud
Bolt Company, held a meeting In this city to-day.
report received from committee appro,ng Of tho
proposition made by the debtors. The committee To-
commended the creditors 10 sign agreement on .
basis o 20 per eent oi the face, upon claims Tor wh
one party Is Liable where two parties liable 35 per
cent and where al liable ~ per cent paymcnta "a
be made Ia 80 days alter the nnal acceptance.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
WHISKY SEIZURE AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Aug. G.-Gen. Patterson, Collector
q, Internal Revenue seized a lot of whisky here to-day,
.hipped by Bingham Co. Of Evansville. irwas part of
lot of 90 barrels all supposed to be crooked when
were raised yo the wreck VI tho sIanps
having been duplicated
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
A yINDICATION SOUGHT BY A VIRGINIA sTATR
OFFICER

RICHMOND, Va, Aug G.-COl. Joseph Mayo,
late State Treasurer who sent To the Insane Asylum
over year ago while under arrest charged with the en-
bezzement OF state funds has been discharged by tho
authorities OF the Asylum. Col Mayo desires an ime
diate cation, and has requested tat the Poilas
pcarance In court
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
TrTF CFpv,N RIFLE MEETING.

TIE INTERNATIONAL PRIZE wOH by Az AMHRiC,N
BERLIN Friday. Aug. g. 1875.
Tn the International Shooting Match ut Stutt-
CART to-day Frederick Kramer Of Baltimore won the sill
yer goblet.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
A DISHONEST AGENT TO THE ONEIDA COM
MUNITY.

BosrON, Aug. 6.-John II. Holden waS
brought before Municipal Court to-day on charge u
embezzing 1920, the property of the Oneida Con-
muny nj Oneida, n. Y. lie has been the agent of tho
Comuuuv here and collected bills without accounting
for them His entire emDezLemcnt amounts 10 S2o,Vo.
He was held W bail III Sl0,0OO Tor examination.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
THE RRIT1su SHIPPING BILL.

SEVERAL AMENDMENTS MADE-rHE ILL PASSED.
LONDON, Friday, Aug o. 1919.
Several amendments have been made in
Committee to the Shipping bill introduced IN tie House
of Commons by SIR Charles Adderly. Tic OIL hnally
PASSED this evening" without division Of the House.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
THREE REVENUE OFFICERS ARRESTED Fc8
FRAUD

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. Ga special dispatch 10
The Republican from st. Joseph, Mo- says that supss
visor Of Internal Revenue Fred Meyer Of this distncA
and Revenue Agents Crane and Wheeler have been exam
lining the revenue affairs at that place for several days
past. Yesterday, C. b. Wilkinson. the Collector, aad
John J.. Bttinger, gauger, were TAKEN before UnreF
States Commissioner Ledergerbeer on charge OF emb
xement of the pusie funds and conspiracy To deraad
the Government Roth parties waived examination. Mr..
Wilkinson gave bail In $4,000 and Mr.. Bttlbger l.
$1,000 to appear at the next term OF the United st1'
District Court
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
SHOT BY A CARELESS MARKsMAN.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Aug. 6.-Henry Gentle,
foreman Of dock gang in the employ OF the Rochester
Iron Company was shot and killed at Charlotte yester
day He was struck by a stray bullet from picp e,
party, who shooting at target on the opposite fhs
nf riy
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
2 BRITISH COTTON INDUSTRY.

EIGHTEEN MORE MILLS CLOSED Al OLDHAM
LONDON, Friday, An; 6, 1875.
Eighteen additional cotton mills, involved in
the Oldham strike have closed their dco and the num-
Der of operators IDLE is increased TO 10000
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
THE CENTENNIAL EYHIBITION.

SPANISH COMMISSIONER TO BIZ APPOINTED.
MADRID, Friday, Aug. 8, lS7j.
The official gazette will soon publish Min
isteria decree appointing COmnissoncf Tor Span 20
the Philadelphia exhibition.