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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-07-23

An English medica journal reports the
accosnplishment OF the feat Of nnuberingg
tire hairs 81 the head. It announces that
there are from 100000 to 100000 hairs in
B ially's head, md then computes their
VaIre hv relating an incident which, Il says
hanDefled to Madam Nilsson during her
resislenee iii New York city. She was aE
8 fancy fir. and an aflnfrer asked her the
price 0f 4 nle lsais from her asaads Sl1e
said SO, and In q Jew moments the Swee-
s.,s a, xioa,s % bgiya lair nc the slime rate
g'I,e s,gccaetis were given TO the fair At
slais rate the value Of Madam Nilsson =
hair Is s2, 900 COS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12

has been offered to CARLYLE, and Alfred Penny
son is to he made Il Baronet.
Baron st. Leonard formerly Lord Cllanccl-
lor of England, is dead. aged "a.
Spain has paid Germany a money in
demnity, by which the Gustav affair has been
settled.
The Turco-Montenegrin difficulty has been
peaciabiy adjusted.
Berlin astronomer; have discovered a new
planet.
Official communication betweens Mr.. CIlsh-
ing, Envoy of the United States, and Senior
Castro, Minister of Foreign Affairs at Madrid,
have resulted III an understanding i'll regard to
the payment of the indemnity to the families of
the crew of the VirSinius.
"A cable dispatch from London announces a
lockout, on Il stupendous scale. of the coal
miners i'll South Wales. One hundred and
twenty thousand miners are idle.
Alfonso is trying to bring about an armis-
tice between his armies and those of Don Car
los, with a hope that through it he may accom-
plish a permanent peace. Meanwhile lie con-
tinues to advance.
Mr.. Forster declines the leadership of the
English Liberal party.
Private kilograms received in London from
China confirm the report of the death of the
Emperor, and state that the Empress, over
come with grief, committed suicide that a son
of the seventh Prince, 3 years old, has been pro-
claimed Emperor. and that the Empress moth
er is again Regent.
1t is stated that Bismarck will retire from
public life i'll a very short time.
Heavy lighting has been goinS on i'll Spain.
and the Carlists have been getting the worst of
it, from all accounts.
-Darfour has been annexed to Egypt.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12
FIRES IND CASUALTIES.

A fire at Stratford, Ontario. on SUNDAY last.
destroyed :145,00O worth of property.
Still another, being the fourth, attempt to
burn the Navy Department building at wash
ington has been made, and is as much a matter
Of mystery a8 the others. 1t is believed that a
deliberate and organized effort to destroy the
building is being made by interested parties
who are anxious to consume documents damag-
ing to themselves.
by the falling of a large piece of rock at
Cape Blanc, Ontario. a few days ago. a number
of people lost their lives. At last accounts eight
bodies had been recovered.
An avalanche of snow descended upon a
two-story frame house in Quebec, Canada. last
week. in which Il family by tie name of Gibson
were living. The house was completely demol-
isbed, and the family. six III number, were
buried in the ruins.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12
GENERAL.

The nOn-sectarian school law is meeting yio-
lent opposition i'll New Brunswick. john Gift
ford. a constable. in attempting to arrest the
leaders of a riot at Caraquet a few days ago, in
company with a squad of special constables.
was fired upon and instantly killed. Two Of the
rioters were wounded one fatally. Tue Mill
tary was called out. and at last accounts every
thing was quiet.
A Washington dispatch says: 'Appplica-
tons for the establishment of new National
Banks. and for increased circulation under the
free-banking clause of the new Finance bill.
nearly all come from the Middle and New Eng
land States. The Western and Southern States
do not avail themselves of the benefits Of the new
bill
The Secretary of War has forwarded to the
House of Representatives the reports of the
Quartermaster-Gene and the Commissary-
General of Subsistence, giving in detail the cost
to those departments of the Moioc war, amorut-
inS in the aggregate to 9f11.0G0.
y Washington dispatch states that the APP
pGoIriation Committee will not recommend APP
preparations for the nav wards at Washington,
League Island and New London. and that these
yards will probably be ordered by Congress to
be sold.
The book for tie delivery of which so large
a reward has been offered by English govern
ment autilority-being a history of the scandal
ous side of the life of George Iy.-las been
found in the possession of a young LAWYER of
Louisville, NY. It's importance lies i'll the fact
that it proves the marriage of the King with
Mrs. Fitzherbert and tie birth of a son. the
fruit of that union. WHO il now tie rigitful
King-if there is any truth i'll the story.
The lower House Of the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature was, the other day. the scene of a dis
reputable row. The Speaker ordered a member
under arrest, whereupon the %latter's friends raj
lied and wrested him by force from tie Sergeant
alarms. Pistols and knives were drawn. audit
is a wonder the shedding of blood was avoided,
AZ the excitement was very great.
The National Grange of the Patrons OF IIus-
bandry met at Charleston. S. c.. on Wednes-
dav. Feb. 3. Master ADAMS. Of Iowa. in the
chair. All of the officers were present, making.
with delegates, over COO members. The order
of business used at the seventh annual session
WAS adopted. Master Adams then delivered an
address, in which he congratulated the public
on the strength gained during the past year.
After the delivery of the addresses the report
of the Treasurer was read and standing
committees appointed. IN the evening a
public meeting of welcome was held and
speeches delivered bv prominent citizens and
delegates.
-Advices from Washington indicate a proba-
billy that Congress viii soon open the doors for
the admission Of Colorado as a State.
The suit of William II. kemble, of Penn
~svlvania. against Charles 4. Dana. of the New
York Sum, for libel, damages being laid at
S50,000, resulted i'll a disagreement of the jury.
Congressman Stowell. Of Virginia, has
been exonerated from the charge Of selling a
naval cadetShip.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12
CRITE IND CRENINILS.

Some excitement prevails in the aristocratic
circles of Boston. caused by the arrest OF Charles
I. Sterne, son of Prof. Sterne, of Yale College.
on the charge of forgery and swindling. The
evidences of his guilt are positive.
SAWYER. TIE man who WAS arrested at
Harernill, y. H., on suspicion Of having muir
dered Mrs. Emerson, the woman who was
found sitting in her chair with her head blown
of. Las made q confession, but claims that the
gun was discharged accidentally.
a third attempt has been made to fire the
Navy Department building at Washington.
Some five or six years ago, a youth about seven
teen years Of age was arrested for setting fire
to some seven or eight different buildings in
that city. He confessed his crime. but upon
the intervention Of Chief-Justice Chase, was
released without punishment; it is thought
probable that this boy, who is now a grown
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12
TIE GREET SCANDAL TRIiL.

Nothing was done on the twentieth day of
the trial-Friday. Jan. 29-beyomd the hearing
of arguments IA to TIlton's eligibility as a wit
hess. Judge Nelson reserved his decision to
Monday. and adjourned tile court to that day.
Trcrty.tbSt DGy.-Judge Nelson decided
that Theodore Tilton was a competent witness.
and he wa accordingly put upon the stand. He
stated that he was 80 Years of age. and his wife
II. The tale told by him did not differ in any
material respect from the story previously told
in his published statements. Technically he
was not allowed to t~estify as to what his wife
told him relative to iieecller's adultery with her.
but all the fact5 were brought out Indirectly
while repeating conversations with Eeechcr.
T'rc"ty-Secohd U0y.-Tlton's second day on
the witness stand was not particularly notable.
He gave his testimony III a clear. straight
forward way. similar to the manner III which
he told bis story in Ills published statements.
He related the famous interview with Bcecher
to establish his little boy Ralph's parentage,
explained his connection with the Woodruff by
the statement that he associated with aud con-
ciLated her i'll order to prevent an exposure of
Beechers guilt. relear5ed the story of Mrs.
HOOkers threats about invading Bcecher's
pulpit, and swOre that Gen. Tracy had pledged
himself not to act al Beccher's counsel.
T'renty-third DGy.-The direct examination
of Theodore Tilton was concluded and the
cross-eXaminatiOn begun. He testified to his
conduct concerning the Bacon letter and
Plymouth Church Investigating Committee. 4
number of gushing letters that passed between
Theodore and Elizabeth before the alleged
commission Of the crime were admitted in
evidence. Mr.. Evarts then took the witness in
hand and proceeded to cross-examine him. but
the progress made was slight.
T'reatyJourh D0y.-Tiltou's cross-examina-
ton, with Mr.. Evarts as inteTlOcutor, was con-
tlnued. lie persisted in his account. given in
his direct testimony. of the occurrences involv-
ing Beecher il adultery. and the most thorough
cross-questiOning failed to involve him in any |
material contradictions. The whole course of
1litons vagaries, his political differences with
Beecher, his championship of woman's rights,
editorials IN the Independent, his letter to
Horace Greeley, were run over in rapid review.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12
FIXES.

The water encountered III the main
east drift on the 2,00O-foot level of the
Imperial Empire Mime, says the Nevada
1crritOriat Enterprise, is the hottest
ever struck on the ComstOck lode. Ac-
cording to two good thermometers, the
temperature was found to be 150I dea
This stream of water is but an inch or
two III diameter. The temperature Of
the atmosphere i'll the drift was yesterday
10 deg. Notwithstanding the hot air
and hotter water, men are at work i'll the
face of the drift. Going down by de-
grees as they are, our miners are becom-
ing Injured to the heat, and expect to be
able to continue right on down to where
the rocks are in a molten state without
experiencing the slightest difficulty. At
the Consolidated Virginia they are al
ready making their calculations for
pumping up the molten silver when they
shall have followed the big bonanza down
to a depth of about $500 feet.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12
SAVANNAH,
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Personal.

Bishop Nottingham. of Maryland. refuses
TO sign the credentials of DR.. Dudley, the new
Bishop-elect of Southern Ohio, because the
latter has been twice married, contrary to Scrip
ture, which says est. Pauls First Epistle to
timothy: a Bishop shall he the husband of
one wife
DR.. James De Koven has been chosen to
succeed Bishop Whitehouse as Episcopal Bishop
of Illinois.
Senator and ex-Gov. William \. Bucking-
ham, of Connecticut, died at his home on the
4th inst.
Congressman Samuel F. Hersey, of Maine,
is dead.
Rev. Leighton Coleman declines tie Bish-
opric of Wisconsin.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12
I'OIETICfJ

The Republican Senators in Congress have
resolved, i'll caucus, to support the President i'll
his Louisiana policy.
Angus Cameron, Independent Republican,
has been elected to the United States Senate
from Wisconsin. in place of Matt. II. Carpenter,
whose defeat was brought about by a coalition
Of Democrats and anti-cancus Hepublicans.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12

man, and is employed as a messenger III the
department. is the would-be incendiary. .
The Supreme Court of Dakota Territory has
rendered a decision in the Wintermute case OH
the motion for a new trial. ordering the arrest
of Judgment Of the court below and granting
him a new trial, fixing the amount i'll bail bonds
at 800, 600. Wintermute was tried at Iankton
last spring on a charge of murder, for killing
Gen. McCook. and convicted of manslauGhter
and sentenced to ten years Imprisonment.
A daring robbery took place at Memphis a
few days ago in which the Southern Express
Company were losers to a large amount. \
ew days previous a large basement i'll the
knickerbocker building had been rented by the
conspirators. An old desk. several chairs, a
counter, etc. were placed i'll it, representing
themselves as being in the insurance business.
John Brady. who delivers the valuable pack
ages, entered their office with a package said
o contain so. throwing lis pouch on the coun-
er. At that moment a rope was thrown around
neck and a bag over his head, and he was
beaten until almost insensible. The robbers,
securing the pouch. made their escape through
the back door. crossed the river to the Arkansas
side, and had not been captured at last ac-
counts.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12

A GENTLEMAN, while walking in his
garden, caught his gardener asleep under
a tree. He scolded him soundly for his
laziness, and ended by telling him such
Il sluggard was not worthy to enjoy the
light Of the sun. at was for that reason,
exactly" said the gardener, "tIlat Icrept
into the shade"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12
COtGRESSIONIL.

E,,n. I,, Oh o ,n,bor of
-.u 80, -, j.. p,,o,.
THE credentials Of Herman and CockreI.
Scnators-plcct from New York and Missouri, were
! read and placed on file After the rxniration of
the morning hour Conkling took the floor and con-
clUdrd his speech on the Louisiana question.
HDw&e-Thr lock in the House WIS brought to Il
close at I0:25 o'clock by the adoption of 4 motion. OF
fcrc,i by Ward Gtcpl. os Illinois. 10 adjourn till Il
o'clock to-,nprrnw. Both sides w,r,. completely
worn o9t hv the protrar,,d session Of forty-six con-
sccutiyc hours. In Offering the motion. Ward laid
II wa, evident that the extent of human endurance
had been reached. and he wa. unwilling t. submit To-
t,-;ur. LONGER. The vote was - again>; 60. nine
t,ro Ernuhlir,ns VOTING in III. affirmative. The
roll v,. called .ovrrty-nye times ,i,i~iap In. mo
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12
RfIIRDfDS

Negotiations for the completion Of the
Canada Southern railway into Chicago have
been contaminated. The road will be in almost
a straight line from Buffalo to Chicago.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12
Il

-Zarauz, in Spain, has been occupied by
troops from a German transport.
The Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12

PEOPLE who dance never pay the fd.
der. 1t is those who get up the ball.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12
TIE NEW PiRI>IfN per HOUSE.

TIE NEU P-iRI>IfN OPERA HOUSE.
\ correspondent who was accorded
the privilege of a peep into the new
Grand Opera House i'll Paris, prior to
the dedicatory ceremonies, gives some
additional information respecting the
magniticence of the interior. In point
of size the new Opera House is not larger
than the old one, but the corridors,
staircases, saloons, foyers, waiting halls
and all the adjumcts of the new building
are on a scale of grandeur and dimen-
sion which throws into the shade every
thing that has hitherto been seen of the
kind. Upon entering, the first thing
that strikes the eye is the staircase
leading to the first grand gallery.
This is literally one mass of gold,
bronze, marble and onyx combined with
the richest ~draperies, statuary and every
thing that lavish expenditure can bestow
upon it. The gallery is entirely Italian
III It's O~rnamentatiOn. Its roof ghtters
with the most brilliant glass enamel and
mosaic work of Byzantine character,
while the floor is inlaid with marble mo-
sales. Then comes the grand foyer or
saloon, the sides of which are lined with
columns of part Indian, part Byzantine,
part classical composition. The ceiling
10 olbcpnl vri+l, H., ,,,i,%i,~ nf D,,,l--
and other French artists, and the walls
are adorned with antique masks, exqui-
sitely carved, with marble panelings,
gold and glIttering enamels and mOsaics
III lavish profusion. The theater proper
is al elliptical semi-circle, OF great
elegance. The angles of the house are
broken by double ranges of columns,
between which tiers of boxes are placed.
Finally, there is a saloon for the ballet
dancers, where they can admire them
selves before gigantic mirrors, while por-
traits of their most celebrated predeces-
sOrs, and lusciOus-too lusciOus-grOups
of dancers, painted by Boulanger, adorn
the other end and sides. There are up
ward of 200 dressing-rOOms, with other
accommodations far beyond description.
E~NGLIND.S SOTTHERS EMPIRE.
England's empire in the Southern
Hemisphere covers 5000, 600 square
miles, the size OF the United States, less
Alaska. The white population Of Aus
tralasla, as these great islands are called,
was, i'll 1850, about 100000. Now it is
but a little less than 1000, 900. Victoria
has grown from 1000 to 1872, 900 in
these twenty-five Years, aten-fold growth.
Queensland has grown from 5000 to
$4,000. Tasmania, which had Il p
latiOn too small to be counted in 1850.
has 100000 now. New Zealand has
grown ten-fold i'll the quarter OF a CEN
tury, from 2G, 900 to 266, 600. The pop
ulation of Australasia is largely English,
and strongly Protestant. Emigration
has been freely encouraged. Several If
the colonies are no longer penal, and the
actual number OF criminals on the islands
Is very small.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12
E~TNINCIIL IND INDUSTRIAL.

1t is announced that the ROthschilds-Selig-
States Treasury a contract for S25, 600, 600 of the
new tiyes, and that with this contract goes the
privileges of taking the entire unsold remainder
any time within six months. This makes a
total of SS0,000 00o taken by the Rothschilds
and S~eligmans and their associates.
The public debt statement for Feb. l
shows an increase i'll the national Indebtedness
during January of S1,397.S $40. Appended arc
the official figures:
Six per cent. bonds. ......Sl sos. 100
Five per cent. bonds 3d.. U15. 100
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12

As A witness Frank ID. Moulton is I'M
questiOnabiy Il success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-13
New York.

NRw YORK, September ll.-CottOu-
Quiet ut 147SaIt9lc. FlOur-Quiet; super
fine State and western 81 s5a5 s.; common
to good extra IS 7Oa5 %; good to choice
50 00a6 40; white wheat extra 50 45a7 so;
extra Ohio s. 65a7 20; St. Louis S. 90aS so,
Rye Flour Unchanged. Corn Meal
Steady; western So 6ja4 50. Wheat
Higher and in better demand; No. Chi.
cagO spring 81 25al 2Sl4; No, . northwest
81 2SlS; No. 9 Milwaukee 81 SOal 80; No,
Milwaukee 81 S6al IS; No. Minnesota
81 30; winter red western 81 Seal ~; am.
Der do. 81 43al 10; white do, 81 5Oal 90.
Rye-Dull and nominal; Canada in bond
96c. Barley-Quiet but firm; six rowed
Suite to arrive 81 %, Malt-Firm; Canada
West 55a60c. COrn-In fair demand and
firm; western mixed steam 72a74c; do. sail
74a75Hc; high mixed and yellow western
76a7SUi white western Soc. Oats-Decided-
ly frmer; new mixed white iOa55c; mixed
Chicago Sic; white western choice Doc; old
western mixed 57a5Sc; old white do. 5Sa
60c, COhee-Rio dull and nominal. Sugar
Quiet but steady; fur to good refining
7ERshc; prime sac; refined steady at
lOssal0Nc, Molasses-Dull and nominal.
RiCe-Quiet aud unchanged. Whisky
Dull at 81 l9al 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-13

PHILADELPHIA, September ll,-Petro'
leum-Steady at 1850 FOR refined; 9ha9NC
for crude. Clover Seed-NOmlnal ut 1874
lie; choice western timothy and fax seed
unchanged. Old Flour-ln good request;
new dull and weak; extras IS 25a5 80; Wis
cousin and Minnesota family 50 2ja7 Is;
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio 90 95a
Wheat--Firm and sparingly offered; old
red 81 45al 46,new do 81 $0al 40; new nm.
Der 81 80; sprouted 81 lOal -. Rye-9Oa
95c. Corn-Firm at 74A75c. 0ats-Unset.
tied; white 4la66C; mixed 3Oa42c. PrOvis.
iOns-Steady. Mess POrk-$2l 0Oa2l so,
Lard-lSAal4S. Butter-Quiet; New York
and Bradford county extras 3Oa32C; frsts 2S
aS0C; western extras 24a26c; frsts 22a24c;
rolls extras 9Ia25c; frsts 2Oa2Sc, Cheese
Dull; western fine ut l0alOkC. Eggs
Steady; western 2la29c. WhiSky-$l %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-13
printed in, thus savin US the trouble NV

printed in, thus savin US the trouble NV,
signin EN- with pen,
Prices Nv things is still mountin up,
and general prosperity prevails, Pugsby
gifts $40 u pair now for pegged boots a
great deal eazier than he yoost to git 81,
and Bascom hez put drinks up to so cents
for new whisky, and IS when you take
sugar in it. Lots in the corporashun hez
quadroopled in valyOO within the week,
and reel estate is Changin hands lively.
| Good wish, however, that the ishOos NV
the Unlimited Trust and Confidence Com
pany Good hev u wider Circulashen. |
took brief vacashun this week, wuz at
the Chamber Salt Springs, and wuz beaten
out NV $500 at cut-throat loo, The gam
blers refoosed to take my money, and !
wuz compelled to leave my watch with
EN- that is, Captain McPelter's watch,
which | had borrowed, to make an i'm
posin appearance. But it wuz all the
same to me, ez | paid him for it in our
own currency. wuz sorry to loose it,
for he'd depended ON that watch to help
lis out when We got into an exCedin tite
place. PETROLEUM Y. Nasty,
President NV the Unlimited Trust and
Confidence Company,
P.S.-Another trouble is loomin up on
the horizon. Perkins, the blacksmith, is
out NV iron, and Sampsell, the carpenter.
he1 to have a jack-plane and two augers,
all oil which hez to be got in Louisville,
and they demand NV US SIGH money as
Louisville will take. Then another NOR
tifyiR circumstance happened yesterday,
The Directors NV the Bank he'd deter
mined to lay the cOrner-stun nv our new
bankin edits, witch we hev commenst, but
after announsin it We cOodent lay it. A
bigger rope than any in the Corners wuz
necessary to lift the massive stnn to its
place I'VE he'd ii massive ez M emblem Nv
our solidity), but we coOdent rake up
enutI' currency that they'd take in Louis
vile to buy one. So that corner-stun
amt laid, and the work on the buildin,
spose, will hey to stop till We kin turn up
suthin. Theirs crisis approachin.
P,V, n,