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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08
ANDoVER.

The young people of Andover recent
ly had a pleasant sleigh ride to Proc
torsville
The following is list of officers of
the Andover Grange for the ensuing
year: Master, A. d. L. Herrick over
seer, P. r. Carlton lecturer, H. L.
Parker; steward, Henry Austin; chap
lain, Mrs A D. L. Herrick asst stew
ard, l.. J. Pierce treasurer, A. Z. Stan
nard secretary, John Hazelton gate.
keeper, S. H. Nutting; Ceres, Mrs. l.
Jaquith; Pomona, Mrs. VIM. Petten
gill; Flora, Mrs. f. 2. Farnsworth
lady asst steward, Mrs. Mary Jaquith
business agent, Lucius Jaquith.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08
FEICHVIILE.

The Universalist Festival at Coolidge
Hotel on Friday eve. Jan, LIST, was a
grand success, the hotel being crowded
and complete good feeling and good
order prevailing, The net avails for the
treasury of the society was the snug sum
of S141,00, sum much larger than was
realized last year.
Fred X. Gates, promising and es-
teemed young business man of this place,
died of typhoid fever ON the 30th ult.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08

New MUsIC.-We have received from
the enterprising publishing house of G.
d. Russell d Co., 126 fremont Street,
Boston, the following music; Christ
mas Carol, song and chorus, words
by DIR. j. g. Holland, music by T. NJ.
Dewey. This is beautiful tribute to
the Saviour's birth. Faded and gone, -
a song, words by Bobby Newcomb, mu-
sic by Eddie Fox. Oats me and Mar
tina Ann" by the same author. "I may
live long but some old days, by Louise
C. Moulton, music by NJ. j. Messer
Trailing back to Georgia" and Lit
tie Sleepers,' all songs of merit, togeth.
er with Bridal March," a selection
from Lohengrin. Golden Dream
Waltz" Una Scottische," and one OF
the series of " Favorite Waltzes made
easy" this one being " Carnival Scenes,
from Strauss.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08

To INvENToRs.-As year succeeded
year, for long series we have been most
happy to direct attention to the adver-
tisement of Mr. r. II. Eddy, the well
known patent solicitor, rs State Street,
Boston. The increase of useful and pa
tentable inventions is far in excess of the
generally conceived idea. Many merit
orious inventions fail of receiving pa
tent through being intrusted to solicitors
unacquainted with the intricacies of the
Patent Office, and much time and money
is often lost in ascertaining the patenta-
bility of articles, where solicitor of
long standing could judge of conflicting
claims at once.
Mr.. Eddy's long experience renders
him perfectly au fat on outstanding pa
tents, and his constant intercourse with
the Patent Office, for full generation,
gives him assurance of the speediest and
most favorable attention to all matters
intrusted to his charge. American in
ventors owe Mr. Eddy debt of graft
tude for his incessant efforts which Sc
cured them the right of patenting de-
signs and trade marks against all imita-
tions.
Parties DESTROYS of obtaining Ameri-
can or Foreign Patents cannot do better
than to consult Mr.. Eddy. They will be
sure of courteous treatment, judieious
advice and moderate charges
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08

We give our inside space largely TO
local and state affairs this week, hoping
that will be more satisfactory to our
readers than political and more distant
matters in which there is less interest
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08

STOP THAT COUGH. There is no nulmonsr
complaint which DR.. Morris Syrup Of Tar. VIII
Cherry and Horehound will not cure, or greatly Re
bronchitis, cure for GROUP snd preventive OF Con
sumption il has equal. II is invaluable in Sore
Throat and Hoarsenessi strengthens and clears tht
voice Of speakers and singers. Takes away all tie
distress of WH0OPING COUGH. Contains no OPP
nm or other dangerous drug and is pleasant to take
Trial bottles, 10 cents. Try one and be convinced
o. f. Woods, sole agent for Bellows Falls Morn
* Heritage. Proprietors. Philadelphia. spn-l-ls
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08

THE DRoUTH.- The Woodstock Post
in speaking OF the drouth in that section
says; Perhaps we ought to thank our
stars that it didn't come in the summer,
but we've got an awful drouth There's
hardly water enough in Quechee river
to turn grindstone, and everybody
well is dry, and water is generally much
lower than it was ever known before.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08
Belluws falls Times,
BELLOWS FALLS, JAN. s. 1875.

A letter from Deputy d. L. Boyden,
in response to Mr., McBreen's communi-
cation, has been received and will APP
pear next week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08

The prospectus of the Rutland Globe
will be found in another place. The
Globe is none the worse because it is
near home, but better ON that account
and as a daily ranks up among the best
in New England.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08

VERMONT VALLEY r. R.-The story
that decision was to be reached in the
Vermont railroad last week, was decid-
edly premature. If either party choose
to continue litigation it is not likely ia
be settled for q long time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08
Vermont News.

Moses Deete, SO years old was recent
-ly killed by the kick of horse at North
Troy.
- The boys of the State Reform School
at Waterbury, have been moved from
the hotel to their temporary quarters at
the mill.
A fire at St. Adams Bay, Friday
morning destroyed the Haywood hotel,
and the Methodist and Congregational
churches, and two tenements, belonging
to C. c. Burton total loss $4,000, insu-
rance small.
- The citizens of Waterbury very
generously subscribed 5000, or more for
the relief of the teachers and overseers
of the reform school, who lost their all,
and the ladies kindly volunteered to make
the garments.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for January
opens the new year brilliantly. 1t CON
tains articles by Longfellow, Bayard
Taylor, Mark Twain, DR.. Holmes, Ro-
bert Dale Owen, Frank B. Sanborn, G.
G. Hubbard, Henry James, Jr., Con-
stance F. Woolson, Aldrich Stoddard
Miss Phelps, Mrs Piatt, and other ex.
cellent writers. The departments o.
Literature, Art, Music and Education
conclude number that has remark
able collection of celebrated and popular
names among its contributors. Pub
lished by H. o. Houghton & Co., Bos
ton.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08
HAPPY NEW YEAR,
FLANNEIS,
TEN PER CENT
For he merit TEN DAYS.

This is a great speciality and any orc in eudns "a
buy any FlaBHeis this winter should come and .e
them imme lately as this price Is made for
TIN DAYS ONLY.
A few more Plaid Flannel Shirts, which wefsdus
from $40 70 s. . per pair
Farmers double knit Jackets sl00 each
Good quality and good styIe Horse Blankets s. Fl
formerly sold this season at $50. Those which Vi
have sold at 40 now only sl.55. Don't lei yug
horses suffer at these prices.
A few more BUFFALO ROBES. which are bar
gains at the prices which we nut upon them.
A good assortment of GLOW rs AND &IpTEHN
at parti uisrly low prices,
Mems 6rst quality Rubber Boots.......-.-...s} f
Mems drst quality Arctic 0yershoes either
buckle or congress .
Ladies Arctic Dyershoes ......... ] Z
Ladies common Rubber Overshoes..............-.. 7
Misses common Rubber Overshoes..
A SIPS black Cashmere marked down 10 IS cent
Choice all wool Thibets. yard vide now only =
A good line dress good plain cOlors, bought 70
season, marked down to - and 25e DER yard. BE y
clothed by all means. at these prices
We have just reduced the price Of benheia
Lyon best grade and the farmers southern lndlae
Flour
Best Michigan-can't be beat ,.....-.: ....., Z
Choice Illinois, Mt Vernon Brand. ....- I
Changers WAX E UP aud come and buy a oai
rel.
With grateful acknowledgements for past isvors vi
remain vepy respectfully
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08
HARTL.AND.

Five tons Of poultry was shipped from
Hartland depot on the 18th ult.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-08
OIL MEAL!
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
AND FOR SALE BY
WILSON & 60

TRAVERSE SLEDS FOR SALE,
The Subscriber is now manufacturing, sn9 u Ls5
hand for Sale. TRAY ERsB SLEDS. OF az u III IN
and descriptions, which will be sold CHbAf i''
CASH. Il q.
Also all kinds Of CARRIAGE WORK, such ea =
TEAM WAG0NS. &c Ee., made to order at rea''-
able rates. ~ II
g. S. Angler, Alstesd \. b
sos
, 1875-11-02
r. 3sr..t,-
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III CHtCG69
Tha alarm frnm 10. S22 a. 7;i5 yesterday
morning rn. cAsetL by 4 i:fu IN tho swo~Btory
frame building, 81 L.srAie. b.s2n,, ownod and
c:curiod by Mr. CrbaA n. n dwelling. Tho tiro
originated IN q straw bad-tlci from unknown
caurcH. There ,vaa fire IN tte par:e ht,uIn m
tic 18th II! Int no,tti. The plan u ln.l,e for
tlWH in tho GesE.an.AsHesicnn Of F!nlas4e!sHa
The niarln of iro fronl itoS 81. TT I!:2p
o'clock ycasnrday nfter'.Gun. was c1n.nl IT,.
trnoka ,a.l,lD5 tioE, tho cle-+toFy hst"s la.1!ng
Sit Iturun s,tcct owned aud occ,l, irl nj Il
dwelling by Ihorna. tiennrh. II una rtt,rr,i .l,
pile Of tifli,E wood catching fire. utn snint'
tuo cl0ro to tic btoyo. Damage u,1ia3; IN IT,
BHgautc.
Thcn1arrn o! fire from 1ox C21 at1:l oclocI yct-
te-day morning. MAJ rawhed by shc b'rn,,,s OF
pic Ut woots 1nrp in Att otter phcd III tho rear
tt IL Augusta ttrcct Owned hv Jncnl. S1aAo:h.
I. We. aas'ty c.snEuisbol With few phiIs Of
water,
, 1875-11-02
NOTES AND NEWS.
SECRETARY GIASpt.kH Has Ills IoxE.


SPECIAL iHspateA 10 7As Catedoa Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. c.. Nov. l.-Agsistant-Secra-
tary Cowon las received le:tor from hir.
Chandler. saying that no has observed that tho
news1Rrcra haya 1onoyotl 3tr. Cowcn and al,-
pointed Ar Harber, now Assistant Postmassor-
tioucsal. In bis place. Wl.lio tho lew Secretary
ns tho Intofior e1pEesaas ignorance Ut tho trana-
nction he nevertheless in ILLS letter asks Mt.
Co1en to notify hin il! oaao any other changes
aro u.Ado in lis Department before lila 5etu1u,
1uE hpLAkyAantp.
4 letter haa boau received hers from proms.
neut Democratic meMber OF thu next and Of
Aeyorat preceding EonKressoa saving THAI he had
carefully loohea over tho Rronud aud canyAadol
thoroughly, aud Waa satisfied that Mt. herr
would ieceiyc tho almost united Democratic
sols Of The New England statss for speaker,
aud that ha election waA W certain " any event
OF llko Character in thu future.
THE PENSION AND INDIAN AuRkAu5.
4 meeting Of the 2anAta Committee On Civil
garYica iB expected Immediately after the cleo
ttons. Two OF the matters that will engage itB
attention will be tue propnetY ot recommending
thst tho Indian and ionMon Bureaus ba turned
over 10 the War Department. Several OF &hs
most prominent mombets OF tho COMMITTEES Axe
Inovo 10 be tu favor Of both propositions.
tIo tAs Assoelatf1 freta.i
THE INDIAN PEACE POLuy.
WAsutH0Tos, d. g., Nov. l.-Seyertl paAto5s
In this city o: different denominations, Who ware
sppxelenslve that the Government vas about "a
abandon lt4 pssoe policy toward tbs Indians,
called On ths President to-day to express .hs1
ao&T1slaoQ sh&a such oouzss- -31a14 &tsasly a..
, 1875-11-02

appoint the Christian people All over tho ctuntr".
h;li 10 blow th TIM ca,,rs ut Etr11t'hnitT
throughout Tho world. iha I'.e''snt. with = ea:
plpnpsl,caH and rrGe+nn, replied That I,n '!nl mt
regard tho p,sce policy. Il failure. oni that It
n ocrnp;e;! that rlacc. hut tl,a: il "as Lis hopo
TIM: anrng his Administration 1t would bn FL
ss,nIY e.tzbliuhed ~ tn becunla tho necessary
i'nry Ut ts sllccesso:e. 1n tha: hs might pos-
LILLY be mistaken.
APPOINTMENT.
william r. Dttn hui been aIrointc! b. tie
Ln"A s'.ate4 HuWetnc Cunft kafost:t hf DE-
c.e.o,ls, IN place Of Afr. Wallace, fcaishnl.
A cnSHrlAn AGENT NE:HiSIxED.
Tia l're4Iti:,,t la4 recognized Lorenzo j'ilta-
!Hyh III tue Consular Agent Ut Italy IT. st. LoulH
Mv.
, 1875-11-02

dp*tsd@ 1Hstk1&fN ~ 7 ~ IH1t09Q 1F1P17Rs -
DUBUQUE, H., Nov. l.-The o1lctr3 of The
Government WHO llayo been conducting tue
suits against l.homuerg claim that tho dts'
patches pub1ishel from Des a1oucs mtsrep1o'
scot tue facta IL the cAse. They clalnl that tho
only Action taken bY that court was y osessula
a denurror aud \ tautiVu plntto BY lkhombafx.
Both OF said pload'nRs attacked tho assessments
made by Tue conlulEsionor of Internal AeyoAue
On tho grounds that he lad not authority 10
max . said &saass ments- Judge UuIon euatansd
tho Commissiouer's authority. Ihe Judge rulea
that kha nssa4suents mako gu: = prltnk facie
case for the 0ovoromeus. lhs right OF The
dessndsus 70 ~ tbs casa upon its tnsstss, MS.
,aonosded ID The Argument of tbs 0osssasnsa,
tuaA1ssa.
, 1875-11-02
CUBA,
ePAlN AND TUE UNITED ErATEs.
f.,s,,I,&S 5H,,nxs SI.s ~

Lofaon 19M<s, o. 10.
It soems almost suporHuouY that q nrompt de.
n,,l .,,onId havo hoon civon up,,or of,foa1 In.
.-..:ss -. sus.,sSSt. ~ .".. os.11.. :"
p'iat'oa ~ washington u sepos'0' emHaaungt
1t IL Baid, from pArlH, and possibly ooncocse1 for
Htoch-Exchange purposes, which attributed to
tho American Gpyornmout tho Inteutton oY pro,
vob,r ~ in,moa,o IN ,,,ctro vii, pno,,, ~, ~,
.oA."s ~ ~. "''n npA.n VA -. sno
siouaa ouefou py tno t"pAh a4Fucn1ty. 1ho
staseInont waa that the United statos "had dfplo-
mattcaly tl.scateped to recognize tho boligorcut
rights al the Cnbap iuaurrents II losti1l,ea woro
- aSa m .,.. ~. ~ nar. n',s "',o ~
no' c'oseo w suo iot o' 'anusts ue1s' nas' IN
fact there never wau t!n1a ~ which tho Amer
lcan people xero loss disposed 70 ineadle II thor
no!ghposs hna1h ~ aa not tha1 Tho United
States arc afraid OF Spain. fooble as aAe lB, dis
tractod BY Fatelilon Ut homo, and overWlo!ncd
with doht. Tie Anlel!cauH tblnk that thoy
could Bweor tho susniaras out Of tho Antilles In
. month. Very probably thoy eto Justified IL
believing th,a uor do they eoncoal their helief,
But. though they feel thus con0dcnt 10
their stlenxth II war should uuto1tuDate-
II ba forced upon :haui, they arc not,
IN ono seuse, prepared for war, and ato de-
ciiedly not prepared III any uouso for the COM
p!tcatlon Of alaiea'ttes. political aud social,
able SUCCESSOR. would meet tho,n IN Cuba. Tho
, 1875-11-02
EASTERN FRESHEJS,

MANCHESTER. n. f.. Nor. l.-Tbo Merrimac
has rlben several feet yesterday md to-day. on
account Ut :lio severn storm OF Saturday night,
md serious fears are entertained for the saEesY
uf tho river wall built by Ito AnloeAesg Company
to straightcn the river. Thu wall ID Luit Of
sold ,pasunry. IL feet h!gll aud ,seasiy half u
mile long. Tn account IF the narrowncss of tho
river channet aud groat pressure of sand on the
,,,sle, about iitty leot OF tliu wall e!low Eisua
to-day of giving wuy. Tho damage is al.caJy
estimated nt S5.a10 Other rivers III New Ham1-
ehIra aid Maine show n heavy rlHs Su!ue
hrlEon. . dam. and ouo mill we're swept away
on 1satroE Creek aud Little Ossippee River
MUnc.
, 1875-11-02
HINTS ON TaRtFF-REViS!ON.
ARTICLES WHICH FAY nut 4 hMALL AtOrHT o.


DUTY.
Special Dispdtch to The ch,eaqo Tr5baHt.
WAsnlSo7oH u. e., nov. Ill. las bucn sug-
gcHted that tho no1t Congress- may attempt
partia! revision Of tho Customs 1soveu..o laws,
by placing groates number Of articles on tho
free list. An examination OF tho iu,port-state.
monts sbowB considerable number Of articles
which pay small nlnount Of duty. The follow
Ing may 10 cited rs in thls c:ass;
Alrowtoot. 10 PER cent, $l0.lG7.
DneGwlel.. IL PET cent, $574
nuckwhcat- flour, 20 l'er ccnt, Sal7.
1,1ian-'neal. lu Ier cent. s.5t.
Ult-nlcal. III per Gen, $4,3i1.
l!,e, II cents per bu.!lc, {3ta.
Nyc-Aour, 10 I#r cent, s11.
saYo, III centd pet lolutl. sl3.
rln orrors til ths classification. and In tbs returns
q cofccora render shes figures by 1o Ill aus certain.
They asc nuy approxlinaies.
IS ssk sss ;ss s wy sso sa meEsan; s s;s IN n
returns.
| Gnlilc acit.
iivs4li: acia. which is form Of an'l!ne con.ae4ab1y
| Isnnlc acid.
| Artt1teat ammonia.
Mnria'e aud snipnatc Of anmonta.
| cllvr"f'rns ytelda very utsloduty.
Exract q indigo. very important extract. used In
| f:strlc, uf henocR.tar1 yields nearly $5,npo
Iint' 1uto and loMon-jaire 10 5er csl,t, 1851.
nieArisllate NJ potash. or sAleratus ylods 3d.1s1.
Flsr o. an9h1r md sn'phur In rolls reanod. yield
Tssfa Tia ersstsi*, Eli; III: Is.
T!cEs many astttlls embraced In ct!cmfca* aud
pharmaceutical uses which might be added to Lt Int,
hu Which ass nut distinguished In tho Statistical re-
Ti,a foregoing ltst of elea!e.'s Nigh. em,saee, in
| sequence aH %ourccy Ut revenue,
| Calsr, sl:a.
I'm
, 1875-11-02


Spteidt H,ytGteh u The (hfrd11 TFih:ns.
ToEr WArNl, Itt1.. Nov. l.-.tbout half past .
His norning i,lo brokn ont In tho chemical
laboratory Ut Dr. Keller, destroying a large
amount Of medicines. e.c. Keller estimates lI,s
ltMs at :5,tJt. 80 insurance. The household
furniture Vi iIr5. Cran1r ant NirH. Chapman WAS
damaged nbu:t :sGu. ::;u ins;.ra'scc. Herman
kiasrca. nutinud.aIer, si,;a;ncG los. II
d:t.a, 1ipme, aud Cndefw,i:cso' Companies.
Tho building was damaged 55y9 wotth. Gov
cred Ly insurance,
, 1875-11-02

agreement vas made that tho manufacturers
pny IS per ton for tho no7t thirty days. aflor
that Tho pricn TO bo regulated By that pAid by
Eastern manufacturers. Tho manufacturers
claim that tho Eastern puddlesa reccfge but
sl.19. while TIM wo' kmon state that taey receive
- ter ton. During tho thirty dnya tho mills
will 10 run at tlIIa conn romta pslce, aud tho
matter Of EASTERN prices will bo Investigated =
, 1875-11-02
THE Pi{T6BuaG PuDDlERE.

ptr4snrRo, pa.t Nov. 1-Ata meeting OF tbs
manufacturers and puddiess, held u tho Iron
room On Saturday. tho last
proposition Of the owntrA 10 pay e4.7o per ton
Sot pualll4na xAs rejected by ths poad!oss. An
, 1875-11-02
CASUALTIES.
Frigltfill Locomotive Explosion
Near Soncryi1lc, N. Y.
Five Persons Killed Outright, and Over
Thirty Badly scalded.


rr..,,, tt,r,,.h " *. ,1.'a y. Tx..
Sry Yuax, Nov. i.-'lhe boiler of Inn angina
c.:tra1i,. n, tim 1,..ton 4 Anohov ynil,o,d ~.
u;u.el abau. \ o'.lck this nnorn1nr Al rim I,.,t.
tan sld;uc. near South Somery:lIc. v. !. Tbo
engineer. t,,csfurntnan NJ lin lnlx,. t.nro and
,l,Ioo other mon wftn ki1trd. ann, tLirtv.,,,-co
Iahorera voro pcalded. rome of then. fatayEr.
Tho causo of fila sxu,os,on IN rain Ia horo ]uon
the wo,uo,t condition Of tin boiler and tbo lask
of wnter kent in II. The cn,.;ne Icft Rounf-
,,,,ot .hont - N ri,t, n ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
.',,..,r1x ~ c.ho,.,. ,,, r,,,.,.o, =, a,,., =
eou",'s =. e'o'o a''' '1'4.'!''l ~ s'npss
R''festats. 4oi tMe pHapae o htsat'n: IL .he
repair OF inc fon': Iho engine "as nttaciled 10
tNo lea1 oi sno tlalt.' anu unes1ts ~
ftott 'i IL was tue ctooose aod ahothe1 eohtaln-
Ing about fotty.oighs iaboFers. WEea thu ttaD
t"ariltsI the siding, about ~ ni:ca weAt Of
Epuud,rook. IL WAS rim ,tnon rtde-track in
,,r,ar " ,,,a,r ,ho .ho,n, ,.uaa,,ar..,,,
I" paee While standing hero, tho bo''er u tue
eMGIle. without any warning, exploded, wreck.
llS tho loc,mot,Yc shiyoring tno cabopss to
atoms, and n,u1in, s,sano md bo;Iinr wa.er
i,, ,t.. r. 49,, 49,.
'''t' Iu' car !" 's"'' o1 Il, 1ho laoofese oeco-
sN1i5 tno e"booa". unconscious OF danger were
talking ana iauEb:n,; tn;e..cr. md, when tho
shock came, rcte rra,teTcl lii,o ,ssyos ho-
.,,.o,,..,, .,...', 0'4. - ',Ash' "'4s oo"s :
.H''s', 'uo 5"'' ahl f''.H@' AM W sEe 1o'co VI
tlu explosion were lifted - OF - feet iuto tic
ar Eat eight men ep,arel t,ulnjn.cd Nun;
verc +eyere,r wounded b. ,,r;re, fr,p,n,nts nf
tI,c c.,. mr., cn,rc and t,,,, -. ,,,,.'. .a .,,r
49, ~ 1911. ".sa', " '''.' A'e r"l'
ioaea 70 o' lats''y tea1as:. llSo we're l1l'od
al!ncs: Outright. Tho boiler whs casEed high
in ti,e air. Aul landed about lUD foe. frota tt,v
p,sue Of thu disaster. Engineer rb,,r,. r;
f.,,,,, ,.,, ,r,a ,n,.,ntIr ti,laa -; ,.., -,
sot.' ~ "ao ''o.A,s "',.u ".' ~ seaFs u
age. And lea'sa 'Aio'sS. l'e haa 1een in tho
eltloy CT tho Company only .hroe tn,uths. AL
len Elng. agc'1 o. brakeman waa nnta,.tv killed.
,rayes family. Henry Nicolai, al, Italian L.
bo,er. va. killed. Patrick fvcney, iabo.cr.
| s!lel about al hour after heins tahrn from the
wreck. Eo!. t'al,ner II. Tnou,usua f.,rc1nau Of
tho labor.ra,ig, wns bu:1.eti about the body and
| injured informally. He s,iou about y. nj, liz
t ~.iB coulm.,ptcr 0f PENN yvauia regiment ut
militia ,lur,ry tho late war and leaves .,te ailJ
o;!t clnil. When The physician ca,v t, attend
hin I,v raid, ATTEND 10 ntl1ets G,y: su4 not
| hn.. ~ badly ~ they arc" Dsso7o dying he ae-
| tcrtLed Aaw the lore. OF tic explosion hal
| tLr,wu Iu through tl,e rouf 0! the cabousc.
| and 81 Feet high. Hhe falIsuf, le thought o.
ri.t!clling tie telegraph -wiros which tla esu
1nanv fect below Aini to break biz fall, but,
.h;uh.ur II would 10 u.elcss. ret1a,4ea. ils
lighted o., tic. whicI, broke III oao Of Its rlI,4
all tuy-t il, nn Of III i:.ng+ which ttot.,1cel u
, 1875-11-02

LlrrLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. t,-Au Adjourned
session Of ths Genera! Assembly commenced TO"
day. Thore Was quorum Iu both houses Altar
appointing committee to wait on the Governor.
~ adjournment Mas l!ld until 10 O'CLOCK to-tnoE.
row, 1t ah,ch tinp tbs Governors mssdags NIL
BE- delivered
, 1875-11-02

Special Dispateh to Th* ChisIot Tribune.
DrErQuE, Ia, Nov, 1.--Eatly thiA morning III
tho steamer Victory lnndcd At tho Duaie!sh coals
yards, tleck.Ila1sd waa sleePing upon tho boat.
and, bong awakeued and objected to do some-
thing. he walked from tho boat actoja barge
into tho river. and WAS seen 10 moro. 1t ls sup"
posed 10 was not fully awaio.
, 1875-11-02

GALVESTON. Nov. "a tlo ut Sherman. Tox.,
to-lIight destroyed tllrco blocks in the buBleHA
portion Of tho town. At . o'clocS tsn telegraph
snanascr reported ttnt the fro hui nearly
reached h;H oiiec. ailt tia. no waa preparing to
tnuye. Tie wires a1s :sow tfpHn eAth aldo. 1t
IL supposed TINT the o!lico IL burned.
, 1875-11-02

IELLEy,lLk. Ont, Nov. l.-W. Campbell d
Cor elevator, containing 40, COO hushas Of grain
burt yesterday morning. The graiu WA owned
Ly local dealrra. Loss heavy.
, 1875-11-02

DALrtnonr, sld., Nov. Lit Ia reported to-
night that tl;o schooner Deata, OF Norfolk, fouu'
.isreI III Chesapeake Bay yesterday aEtaruootl.
Ga Jerry ad sa@ s mate ase s"a 10
, 1875-11-02
THE NEW soLIcl1oR OF THE INTERIOR.

The RtW HVlICEIUH OF jHE IHIEHIVM
Srxssat Danassh 10 1As Chicago Tribune.
EAaFsAazhAw, Mich. Nor. l.-Tts lion. 4. g,
GAYLORD. OF Saginaw City has accepted the po,
stHoa o9 8oliolloI Of the Interior Department,
sad VIII lsats tss WsshIaetoa txs xssks fsoa,
taaAJt
, 1875-11-02

DTSHUEEV
SAN FnAxc!sco, Nov. t.--IAe ahsp Western
Shore, arrived yesterday from Liverpool. TO
ports tlat on Sept, III, in tue South Pacific.
boarded tie ship jessie Scott. OF London, dis
abloa and abAuloued.
, 1875-11-02

Al CaRtE'1LE. II, r.
NEw fonH, Nov. Ia FRO in Cambridge, \.
T., yesterday. caused & ioas Of S50,V10; in-
Burnncc, 3xu,t1O.
, 1875-11-02
FRANCE.

lROS-cLADA BURNED.
PARIS, Nov. 1.--Tho lson.ciad Magenta. which
took iso u Toulou day before yastssdAy, u 4 To-
tal wreck.
!, The explosion set are TO the vic.oneuse md
Eclalreur, bus the flames vera promptly extin-
guiahed. Few persons weFo Rlght!5 wounded By
the explualou.