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EARN, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.


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W; II. hIIisttoiS, c'Itor o' tno I!"S.
e oaM'tn y "l" sccteH,rl Vi We NoM i9rN
SAte Sra1Ge, opened tho discussion DC
iofc inc Elinlta larinotS elup, ny re.
1errllis 70 statement i,iAio ny " lncilprI
~" previous meeting 'lH't 1hE PriIcilW
fc"son Oh our ilSns grass Ill these N't1cr
years ~ III INC P!'Ic',eo oi eloSS moving
ny m"cIrtnes, WHICH no renewed WIS Sot'
rect. we cut our grass NJ u season w y
INC sun IL pouring up~" thc l'c""owS
nus nerces. neat we remove Tue
lNtur''l l'l1tce!!on' TAp"''i,S tlle p"lpo' t
roofs Oh Inc timothy 10 burning hGa.,
whereby 'iiyif a!c iliJIlo.', tl'v,r NlE'L'y
McAheii ST. Il NC ID ''os ueS.l"SSu. ooinc'
LINES tlctc 70 c''Tl'lc'u ucS'fuct'on,
Without uoup!. a lew years ago We
iau ~ tGi'Pst'a. , ''"o''t ta''oT I run
nlnS o"'. ~ ~" ln'l' u S'h'''tl u'',''Si :,
meadows arc exceptions and there il
great difficulty everywhere III establish
ing permanent grass. Asa reason for
charging TINS to close moving 1t may be
stated that there are many rough
meadows III our acquaintance which have
been cut only hy the Scytlle, and Tie
sod remains iirm and the crops good
This may not be conclusive against the
close cutting, Tor 1t may DO said that
such pieces arc generally newer, and
that they have not distracted tic Gle
mGntS oil GROWTH; hut 1t tends to cstah'
lis!i tho theory that our moving ma
chimes have caused our distress III tins
matter; 1t Is hoped that farmers Will
raise their cntter-bars through the mp
proachlng haying, that We may sec il
beneficial results Will follow, There will
be bnt little loss II the stnbblc be lett rs
tion tn thn rnoty Certainty thrrn iS
somewhere cause for the deterioration
of our meadows, and If it should prove
to exist in too close cutting, We want
the fact known.
Curing so"'" .ofn'
Let the crop grow until it begins to
ripen. This is particular point in the
curing Of this crop, for when tho lower
leaves begin to turn yellow, it is sign
that the saccharlno matter IS being COLI
vcrted into sugar, and that there is less
water to dry out than at my time pre-
vious to this, consequently tho crop is
more valuable than when cut sooner.
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Happiness consists not i'll worrying for
tomorrow but in til, enjoyment Of to.
day,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-26
SSt,n FXUEi.SiOR 70 CO.. lIaehAn.n.Mt

a. SAMPLE Free ID HLE Pay To Male AND
&S FemaIo cyrrywhuru Address. 49,,
OO TIJE UNION III. CO.. Newark, n. J.
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Cornell College has Ia OH OF glory. Hor
crew won tho freshman raco at Saratoga, and
as il this wcrc not enough oil tho day OF
tho great race hor crow camo in first
having beaten al! tho others. Tho result OF
tue race Is officially declared AZ follows: Cor
nell, first Columbia, second Harvard, third 3;
Dartmouth, fourth, Yale, eth. Others stray
glcd. There WAS great cnthuslaam over tho
Cornell crow. They wcrc carried back and
forth before tho grand stand amid enthusiastic
demonstrations. Tho official time for Cornell
Is sixteen minutes itty-thrce and onc.tourlh
seconds.
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SOLDIERS RECORD nj. sH T% osn TSnii ss:. a"s
rrsIy. TIou,nra, r.tr'y snth rrcc cts hAT,AS
IS EIrZnEEAkp. Us claim inInrJ. lndlanapol..
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-26

Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head
ache, Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs
Tightncss Of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Fluctuations Of the Stomach, Bad Tasto
in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, palpita-
tation of tho Heart, Inflammation Of tho
Lungs, Pain in tho region Of tho Kid
neys, and a hundred other painful symp-
toms, arc tho olIsprings Of Dyspe 't..
Ono bottle will provo a better guarantee
Of its merits than lengthy advertise
mnut
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE

SOMETHING t ST. a. s: saia ! n :s"5
80 ,nonny foil, men or women. hnJa OF
AZ ssh,, nr snare time and stamp ior .AA'okue'
hbs,r.a FRANK GI.UCKsN bedford, Mass
, 1875-12-29

and lisc, aix.column weekly uownpaphf. tho
Silwr l,o,'hi. Tint VIVA nlartoh ltcro before to
to su ha, a rust. olIlcs,-tho cntorpfsinR editor.
Mr. II. ~. Wood. carrying hia tispt Issue about
1OD miles to mail 1t.
The tilaea nxtcnl tlatnnco Of enyrra' milca
in al! direc,ionH from tic town, atnt aro mostly
silver though nono cxroent Gdld lotea
liafo busn .dtscoverad dung tho last few
Iuoushs. rhcro arc yclns here from ~ 10 80
icet VIDE. but tho ''ray. streak" loes not goG
plaitY exceed or 8 f1et in width.
Tho fiotr!lk'ps, ono nf tLo PRINCIPAL n,fnra
here, 10 vary r,cl In gold, some portions Of tho
voin having nHsavci .9iotA' 10 tic TIM. Ore from
THIS tnino hns been s''Irpud 10 Now York. !ly
i1,slen hy "nenu and ovpt 3,tUU miles by rail,
md roturueJ = net rroIIt Of eln0 por tosi. Ii
tho vicnly are several handrcl fucntions, many
Ut wlich arc ntn.oat rich ~ the lto.ehkiss; III
fact tIis Lake District Ia ono 0f the tioeht AMI
mDst imlo,sa,'t In tho wholo San 1ua,l country.
Tho nearest ,a,toah point Ii Pueblo, which n
reached iron, the north BY tho Denver 4 1Iio
Gra,r}o {nartu -Enl,gu}. and lrun, tin cast BY
tho Atcbsnn, Topeka 4 Santa Fo t6road-gauen>
RuIlsny, VIA oithor Atclisop, kAp. or kanaas
City, Mo. EXAMINER.
, 1875-12-29
THE hToKA MASSACRE.

DaliM,n 7er,) C,rstsn..
Saturday afternoon. Ahunt haif-pnet O'Clock,
an indian arrived in Atoka with the start1ing i'll
telliEonco that hc Ind juBt witnessed tho killing
Of aoveia norAons about miles from town. 4
nurnbor Of craens Immediately repaired to tho
scone Of tho killing. and sl,oso behel before
them, Htrelphe out On thor backa u, tho prairie,
four burned anu oharred bodies, two Of which
were tuualss and two ,nalos. Two wcFo burned
beyond recognition tho otlters wcre recognized
"a Nhisos. 4 pony with lady's sidosaddla Oh,
o t.og, and 4 gun wore found near. Thcto WA
also found pair of laay's shoes, marked with q
ChootAw oo8t-mark.
Thcro VAS nothing elss to toll who tbe7 were,
from whence they cau,s, or ot ttio manner in
which they met their sudden death.
11lpy hAd all bpen shot from tho 'front.' and
wnro lying on their bac&a. Eins miles frum
Whoro tho murderOus wOfK WAS done 4 tealnster
met three neil riding under whip and spur. with
their horaea haaly fagRcd and run down. Tho
aifair u tbat tho killing wa done for the pur-
pose OF robbery, and that the heavy pratr.e grasH
wnH fired to destroy the bodios, and, 1t possible
to concaAl the bloody deed. 49,. -.
Doubtless, htter accomplishing thesr hel}ihh
work, tho three fiouds incalnato mounted tluco
horses bolonaiug to Tho victims and made thesr
eacapo.
Tic Indian who Witnessed tho killing, boing
about mile distant, could only give cunfuscd
scconnt, and did not nlpear to know much nlout
tho circumstances. lilo only haard tho report OF
firearms and aAw several perspna engaged In 4
deadly Affray. Tho t4rea men Inpt by tho
teamrtor ato believed to be tho nurdercrs,
and officers nro doubtless In hot pursuit before
this titne.
Tbis murder, mas committed on an opou
prairie, In bsoad daylight, aud almost In hight Of
Atoka.
The In1ian who Witnessed tho affair started
tor Atoka u p,oeu1e he!pb pbeforo tho tos;ninas,on
of tho auERy.
, 1875-12-29
CHURCH.PRQPERfY.

II ths Edttor " 1hs chnaao Ir.auns:
new IoaK, Dec. 2i.-1he blaine amendment,
10 known. IL good IS far % IL goes tho l'rcsi-
dent'a proposition IL, ia como minds, debatab1e.
It churches are rightfulIy consldorcd m tsson-
tiai part of tho educational ayBtem OF the United
States, ~ many beliovo, than taxation cannot
we'll be dofenled, rotor, Of course. to
churct-edit'ces In actual use, and not to
property net rcqutsed for church edlAcos,
cemeteries or other buIial-places. I do
OF now caro- to dshata this genera!
queatiou. The root Of this difficulty lies In the
fact that chuFcAes kre not Restricted to property
OF this kind, but are allowed 10 accumulate ~
much ~ they please somo OF them practising
Nnon thls liberty to notorious aud dangerous
extent. To put M enA 10 th1 practice, Let Con-
EreBs bo generally pesitioned to taxa constltu-
ttonh3 HteEt IN tho matter. The following form
Of rotitloH IL suggested. not defining details Of
= proceeding that viii require careful considers.
ton,
~ IA fhrqrfas af ths EAitAf Mates:
The uadetague eitlz:ns Of tho United S1tes, peti.
ttGn your honorable boiy to taks thu neceaaary
sntionaa ss<lA to prohibit within proper limits, Ill
chutnhos fsntu acquiring 0F holding, dlrpcty of In.
d!toeiy ln their eur1oEsta csses bs Legal Or per.
soaa1 representatives. in Any uher WAY ot manner,
real OF psr.ona property or estate, Of my Kind what
soeyes: providing foE tho fa!e Nlthln rra40nAbla
taa Of all s1ch property now 10 held otler than Axt
which may bo excepted by Law.
! hsk you to publish the aboye and I Ruggest
It's publication W Western papora generally, spd
that tue petition b. copiol and signed by lrdl-
viduala famlliap. eto,. aud forwarded 70 mem.
bera OF ConSseha ut Quca. u.
, 1875-12-29
OBITUARY.,

Hpteaas DsspateA II TA4 Chicago tribune,
I4ANstNu, Mich, Lee. 29.-Mys. Wobstar died
recently 1t Essox, Clinton County. llsr hus-
band md hcrsosf wers pioneers OF that couutY.
Ms. Weustez went to California Ip 1850 iu search
Of gold. In eighteen months he ssnt Lotns
fGtU, aud started for Australia. Altar reaching
the nav I'll Dorado. hs met with good success,
aud III Auguat, 1855, wrote to htH wife that he
would bs cou,e W Nov yoss's With small for~
tune, Ha nayst came, or AaT uduRs ut himaale
OF his fortune, and his vito cpAt Ataclussd That he
Wss murdered Tor ls gold.
WAs91IH9. W.Vs,. Usc. 23.--ssmuel Mcclellan.
formerly Mayor Of this city died tAls mpFuiuy Vi
eongp4tlon Of tAs AEaiu.
Tie Rev. Johu Monat, for = number Of years
pastor Of the becoui Presbyterian Church Ut
this city, d!ed laAt uiyht.
Htscjei hspatsh u IN ch@sasa Tribune.
I4AcoLa. Neb. Dec. 28.--aY. q. Wilson Of ths
Supreme Beoca ot IdAbo, dle4 1t Omaha JOS.
tekisy after AL iliuess OF . fow usys liz WAS
Oh Lis way TO Idaho from Now York wAbn
stricken BY pars1ysts. lIe vas 50 ysAre old, Ana
had been on tue Supreme p%aan OF 1dsho fos
tho Lat VIZ yeA.a.
Raguagsa. ~, Qeo. as.-Thoms 4, Hpys.
, 1875-12-29
THE STARS AND STRIPES.

NV YoHK, Dee. 25.-Ihe Board Of Atdormon
havo ordorod that iu cou,nsem ,raston OF tho
adoption OF tho "slar-spaasled banner" BY
The Continental army ~ tts standard In Jansi-
ary ], ITO, ths national enagn shall Ia displayed
from nunziso until sunset on every public
building Ii tho city on New Years. day, and that
tho prop1iotors ot hotels, places OF amusement,
aud other public places, snd masters OF vessels
in tho larbor, be requested to display their flags
on thAs day. Tha Aldermen hops this COM
1nsmorAtlon n,sy ba genera! Throughout tho
country.
PM,LAugLpHlA, Dso. 2s,~-The Centennial year
culebration in tilEs city
pAI7lnonk. Nil. pac. as.-.Ths Mayor OF this
city. Ill Official recognition OF the beginning OF
the new century In tho Nfe uf our nopubc, has
directed that tho great bell on ths City Halt and
tho bella OF tho Fire Department bo rang for
hall ~ hour, commencing 1t midnight Of Frt-
day. Yha dome Of the City Hall viii be illumt-
nstad. On Saturday national days Will b. rased
ralusssed 10 display the nat,on.l snsisn ftom u
thols reslAences aul pisces OF business.
, 1875-12-29

md hold m 10 tho knoh; va. mot so,,ns
nr.state1, but was determined to lcnva tho
house; mr. father pushed TIM DUR apen TO bad
Jhck kntfo In h!a hnnd ntA kwors ho would xii no
aai he you'll fnt my hssd on: lo tried to net hol q
my throat Ia 'pit sob. Jules In y II e and tsiet
f. s!dt In IN; cy'~; rat! under b., Land into nc
nv hc.a: 10 ".s IN tho kitchen utmost - .ron M
vss; holefth ''murIerAtlon. la IL killing msl'
Nv fathre kntcke mo tio~u attt Iou,1l iue will.
hs fsct on my head my ir' t"r whr trying 'n haa
him pot away and ran Into Tho rhct hr ~as tEfsn
a. anick as wss; b. hsd ms by the ,hroat, nn'l
his sLrars in nv bsnd-had thrto .rar IN
ths hoa'e-ann't know which pair f'aa
to bit chunk nu. Of 1ny arn1: whit l
done 70 fny father don't tnow. ! WAS sea.cd TO
d'hth had ~ faetinsr. and thot,elt ws1 did. 7
ca aay AhythinE atult tho FlIirt navr knaw ~bst
i l!d DO. %hen sl,o ne!*hbors ratrc I tlnnt know
ahon',a hava sons s'one. When Dr, iavs ssk ne
Nhh had basn uoina 10 Tho Did ,nan, mid r nmRt
to hnve ben tlere to Feo whut ha h mn had lune To
me. Capt nerinR rrrttttl me-. and sad lp wsh Enins
VI went to ths haust and wan scared to We 10 mary
FOLKS fhrrn hsd nos changed my dre,s. Wt~n ! VII.
felt tho blood running doxn my Lnck.
, 1875-12-29
EDUCATION FOR ENuLISlL WOMEN.
Tho Cambridge lEOys' NciHhhors md
Their InAeltutton's proErcns.

Tho Cambridge lEUys' NciHhhors mud
Their In&tltutton's Progress.
London Corre41o'sicaee Of .sats York Tltnta.
During sho last fow years an interesting e1-
porimcnt In regard to tho higher education Of
women has becn going on 2t Girton Catloge,
Cambridge.
Girton College Was founded with tho object Of
filling, In relation to glsls' schools and homo
teaching, position nnalaguous to thnt occupied
by the universities toward tue public schools for
boys. The cotlrao OF instruction laBta about
threo years. half Of each yoar being Apcnt in
College. There arc three terms in tho year, and
the Charge for board. lodging. aud instruction III
E35 q term. Evaty candidate for admission
must pass 3 preliminary examination In four
subjects. ona Of which must bo English gram
mar aud competition, arithmetic. English lis
Scripture history from tho Now Testament; tho
last subj ect being, however, optional, As we'll uy
Latiu, Nroek, Tfcuoh, Gotm4t,, algebra, clleul-
isttV, botany, music, etc.
The object Of the preliminary examination Is
Of course merely TO soat the capaclty Of the
cnndllnte- Tho course OF study iacluucs dlvinl~
ty. modern languages {Engilsh, French. and
Germany, claBsiea. pure mud nltod mathematics,
moral sclonco liucluding history, natural hlH.
tory, aud vocal MUSIC, au e1sta charge being
mnlo for instrumental music, harmony. 1tallnl,
and drawing. Degrees and college ccrtiilcataH
are conferred on studeuts who have ahowu
their proficiency according to tbs standard OF
any examluations qualifying for the D. A. do
Also Glvon for proticloucy ID single subjects.
There Rre several scholarships md exhibitions
ATTACHED to tho iustltuttpn.
Tho religious instruction and services arc Ia
accordance With Church Of England principles,
but thero Is liberal "consclei,ce clause" Tho
col,eRo NOS frat opened In temporary building
tn 1869 in 1873 1t WAS installed ln the buildings
specially erectod for It ht Girton, IN tho imms.
, 1875-12-29
I'm n T.3on's DGl,.
dfktffkn |}tatf ltnrt,rt}.


Poor old Loo Helk, Who Lost hts tito here 90
Saturday At tho lauds Of Isason brothers. had
been in numerous tight plscoa during bis essn''
fuI aud chcckared life. Tia younger Robinson,
who Was managing tho show Much WAS hefe gu
Saturday, related tho psrtEtulalscr tIlghtiul
sc1apa old Leo got tlto oues dps.ps tho term o.
ae1essl yesEs 10 trayolsd with hs fAtAefs sloW.
j *ss In Texas. Laa had gpt into 1tpnbla with
j. body nt Ts1&s Fufispa who haa cone 10
tho show Ut, We think, Auatsn, furiops
with anger aud whisky. aGey set upon
him with revolver and bosfs-ktiife. Tbs c.so
was hopelsss but In flRht and successfully
cludlng pursuit, Lacktly 10 escapad the tte1
onset and thlsW thsm oH Tho track Tor \ momeus.
lie could hoar thsls bowls sud yepgstnl t4rsA1
Time W&4 precious, aud desperate doeA 70.
txfasy had to bo Ions quickly. liz aplroachtt
tho kxeper OF tAo Lions osge, and, upon pe'll O
hls life. bade bin, deliver him ilisteutly tie keJ
Delk unlocke1 lAe door a1ld eutel ed. saeS,ng 70
safsty lnalde The lions deA he wa'l kuaW Was pa
ontaida. Tho ruas successfully threw them o.
tbs soapt, IL sods ~ shs lions caxs II mistt
and the ncblo bEute-poblss than tae huns
hrntsa who palsuud-tresie4 ttlm With kli'4
difference. It IL douht1eas tho only lnstsnce'
record whero,n MOI tai man sought and obsatn
safety fsoul btu iufpEiats fellow BY tsklng fe1a
III lipuk don.
, 1875-12-29

PAHRIEfCE IN SELFsEEFENSE.
Columbus tlF.s.} Expnal'<aH. Dee. IS.
There Was probably no doubt In tho mluda Of
tho jury that Jana Williams drove The fat4l
knivo into her fathers slle on that night, but
1t waa also evident thsro was desperate light
between father and laugLtor, and that his
etrong handa were on James throat, and It waa
Glsl OF BE- killed with les, We give James testt-
ttmouy:
Our family, since my mothsr's dossh, uas fsshe2,
my brotlar William, aud ulJself: my fslhor vas
no md iieiei @s aaa inooasa 10 10 sarn; ~ snd would would
y ndEa I'd; ,y yo9 70 a Hould hks to gits yoa eas
threatened to ktll hor>; on Thursday. weet heforp
III. eseu5rs3oe h. cams sorasd = me .lth p.chto1k
oldest bsothss lIl and my aistez-lnsr wefs psessut
ot4od .tmu.dor." Iwaz sick tha seas Of tho wsei,
nd nd .sa @ 70 &:
:; s:.s II Il s: :ss III Il !:
:iiS*s ra:.:s; sEs = ;:s;:sse !:
lick tae Cd Is,n ous Il III. noa,e Saturday nIsas
was uE'tairs gsstnE tsadJ 70 70 to town. ny lsthet
Tho hoss father went up TO ths barn ap xot biz bot
tee -. him put them lu his pookss ssarssd out
IND xsat e tow my 'hst s x.at t .own b.
stood In Andsrsop'. slore afte, wards mei hiua on
he .tress nd ..asa aiio 10 s.fty ao.a. ples. #
down to mr. siater's aud left tmoquhrt ps pt but.
ttrtnilk: when eSrns bsck got woman 70 boy mt
Pint of Nk1sky. which was put ta MY pail; i then
rutusued homa; AAltd my brother II ~ bad MIXED
eat down p read 10 NY f..hcs WHO vi .stlag % H.
| lamp when wont out i.t3 tho kitchen my tsi!es
tnada uoiAa With hls feat IN strange
way: returned And raj down. William staYpe4
wanted snythna TO raj sud he said no. not Then. NJ
ID ths iii sosaiss sss y h,m q ss.a III lii iti T.
M aeaa.'atea tn that past ef tas country. Altar
wh.le easd, .oh, dear me- how wtah that &rsvs
could e to IL er.'s-Ystd .ad Put .oms fiove1s on
d. your old sou! to h-l Apout that grave you will
| = n h-l !n two hours; ls jumped W Aaid sid,
"uy JEs Ct. su gotng 70 klii hsr." liz Ean ID
tlnu my brother jumped up and gEabbed him around
tbs waikt aud said y What tu she world siIa you
Hs ewors !n nost borrits mknueF. got up 10 set
tho key and 70 out; ths dout Eaa locked hs cams 81
,as .nd AIessd ~ b. r.!.ed hh h.aa = s.gss ~
blow thai will ktu her deatips than sto1st b
| got hpld Of my lair and pulled mo eack. IL want
I'd to know Il ! wa going down town after
capt pernsi he said Il W ever ~sse Eo1ux TO nsed
70 ul-ssiss saa gst Q4t II the ray nid usds !ny
ups...Es; vii % dawn u ny bsoths5-la laxs," ts
said. aae shall never lheEe " hs struck ns i9 s
n. dear n. II md b. moetsa no every .gid ND said!
b. would ssnd 10 hi In minute said ~ would
pound ms Ill blacker than tny Niger 6eloFo ho
tl1fa aas aaa 10 Nuuld XIII and ala biit w, anIt
dste1mned to 10 II l. forc spd nov 10 N!s boG4d to
Do Il. lily brother bad Ata s5uuud hts waist aud xaa
tying to drag blu IL de btdroom. :! went IL
, 1875-12-29

Medical Elntc1icry - EottnIs - Hood =
ainncy-t;entt:nRrshh

Medical I5utcicry - Eottnn = H'ood. .
atnncy-Eentennrshn
sr,ttas Corse,pondencs of 3'As ca.esaa Ts'aans.
,ho u,fo ~ n ,w,Jo near Freedom, Lucas
r,n, enu "'' -. a,."t .'" r. h. can,InoJ and n
county WAS anou' !" ~ soE''""'' '''s"' ""t w.
doctor named "iicraon "aa cal'ed. Alter
suffering thu pains or labor for ten
hours. tho <auctur viii, a kniio cut tho cti11 in
.t..aa ,,,, ,do p,t,rnt,n. tn rc,noyo firm,
rs.Ie ", "a ,.,er,to1 lin r,,n,,,
WIN "cns ,u'eosn', .tIs w. "u'.I'' 49,
thht t'le dlch III lew hou'a. tohac'ous ~ n'S
h"r5ss,1o ptece Of huteaery, the doctor Had tho
country; mud it l. wei! lo did for tl,ero ia Il
vcIl.crrani.o,1 yiriluuce coiunIttco IN that
,,,,,,,.
lo"''e' -
COTTON IN IOWA.
Mrs, Allen Wood, noar lihcvIl!o, Wsyne Coun-
tv, the INST acasou rhisod auartsty Ut cotton IT,
tor ,.r'iop vr,t, all, upu,, ani ,vnvn }nto c,oth
,,,t...' 80. .,
io' iaa''s "'e' ,''' - q ''"''"0,, "1"'"o' az
doeH t''c sa,no thlnE every year. 1lcf husoaha q
farm ID protected os tiinbeF'
:, ntonn-AuSEi; ,,,
AIRS. il. Atiorn tnka Sio'oou VII! co1npenFhtc
l,nf for tno pns a. Ia. hutnaNu VINO %as ki,,e'i ,
" biltt Htat!u''' ~ AA.' t'''"hthce u o.. 'aa
, 1875-12-29
MOODY kNB SaMKEY.

puu.ApkLran, Doc. 2s.-Tbe congregation
which assembled at tho depot to-day 1t noon
whs large one. Mr. Mood5's roulA1ka ware
upon tho subject :" Prayer for ths Afflicted" ="
t.ooo stsoudod tbs service. Mr. Moody psesohea ]
from the takt "And they laid lin 10 uanKeI
because there wAs no room fp1 Him in the iur,. "
The speaker ahowed thst many people still se-
fused 10 racaive Christ ~ they did 1900 years
AQo, and DECLARED thst ii tho people OF auY
Btate were 10 votc on the question whether they
rotild hhvo ChEldt a. rules or mt they would
rstcot lin. The discoulbe was ropiota With illus.
trstions taken from tho Bible.
A delegation from tl9 bi1t, Regiment u{
PounsylvAAia Volunteers wa1 In attendance.
, 1875-12-29
BURGLARY,

Spectdt pffpdfch to The Chfeaoa Trfbune.
KANSAS CRY. 3Iu, Doc. .9.-Tho Town Of
ParkylIlo OIL tho limo of tho Kansas City, St.
Joseph l. Council n'nfIs lsailroad, waa v.nisoa
las. night by bold band Of burglars. They
broke into tho storn of Summers Il Son aud b'ow
open large ea{e, in which wns largo amount
Of money. which they secured. They thon passed
on to tho etoro Of q. n. KenRo apd blew open n
large safe, from which thov extracted marty
sl.U00. Tho no!ae Of tho explosion at tho latter
rlaca waa heard b! watchnan and the bueglasa
iiroa nlton. One vas surely wounded aB l1 WAs
making bis ext from, back window.
, 1875-12-29

MEMPHIS, Tann., Doc. ga. Woodward, iu-
dicted for embarrassment ~ County Trustee. Nili
bo released tomorrow on bond for $l,100.
Judge Trigg. Of tho United States Dist1lot, hsn
dismissed the charges OF forgery against Waddy
Thompson. aud will hear tho charges OF felony
on thD l2th Of Japuary.
Judgment WAS given against a. r. Lacoy and
Ed Hurt for over &27 900 as BureEina on tAp bond
OF 4uol Hongb. late Collector OF this district,
charged with dofaiCattoR.
, 1875-12-29
SOUTHERN COLORADO.

10 N1 EF1t0T " 7Ka ENffd0d 7F71HlH.
LAKE ClTY. Col, DOG. 2a.-Lake City IL tho
thriving metropolis Of Ae La4e Mining District.
which Ia In tAe uorthesn portion Of The Bsn Juan
country, about 180 miles weas OF Pueblo. Ita
altitude ta 1890 feat. aud there Is p!eu!y OF
wood wator aud gtass In the immediate slcln-
~. 1ha town was :laid out last yosT,
Aud GVW hM population ot hbope CIV,
, 1875-12-29

Spfc3a1 Ul8nt2ch 70 IHt Chft1Vo 7FibWnk-
LINCOLN, Nab, Doc. q. .--3iaty McGrcgor, .
girl Of l6 yoars, claiming to havo bsen kidnapped
from Now York City stx wooks ago. passed
through hero yesterday. Bhe says she lives In
Connecticut. Wbila visiting In New Yort City sha
was cnticed by WOMAN Into covered carriage,
dIlyon to depot whero wnro several girls.
The woman was going to taks them to Ban Fran
cisco Daw1yhouHes. and forced them to 20 with
Gaping. and ia nov returning home.
, 1875-12-29
HuMpTY.oumPry POLICE DUTY

Tosr WAYSEs Ind. Dec, 2s.-A youug man
named schrecK, bearing worry hard character,
had aoma words last night with ar.tonder
about payment for somo drinks. during tho
course Ut which tho bartender knockod Schreok
down and boat him had'y. Tho police took after
schrcck. and. in ordor to got away, ho Hwam tho
river twice and tho canal twico. 11ia cold baths,
with tho Injuries received at tho hnnds Of tho
bartender, caused his death Tonight.
, 1875-12-29

Sioux GsTT, 1o., ucc. 28-sAeriH Nekeg, of
Yankton County, Dakota, arrived hero this
ovcning with tho prisoner, Tom Welby, who wAs
aentencol last woak to tho Fort 3tndiaou Pou-
itentiary for shooting 1t man last fall
Oils and Hponcos, CONCERNED 10 shooting tho
old man Spencer BOAR bnitlaud last waok.
nnre brought loro to-day and locked up IL Jail
to AWAIT trial,
, 1875-12-29

tnl,, ono nf tlIo nroprlo'ors Of tho PtttRhutg
t3atet,tr, diesl Mt l,,a Residence IN this otv th.
l,ornlne nf consumption. lila hoalsl, has boen
faitlng for nyoS taU ycara hut 1t In rnty Gutins
the past year that e las beu,l ,.uAblo to Rtsonl
to buhinefe.