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THE REV, JAMES MILES,

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 13.-The Rev. James
Miles D. D., the Secretary OF the American
Peace Society, aod General Secretary OF the
Association for the Reform and Codihcation Of
the La"s Of Nations, died this morning, after
two DAYS Illness. DR.. Miles had lately returned
IRON THO Hague, Holland.
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BOSTON, Nov. 13 On account Of The state Of
tho markets, the Amoskeag Mills, OF Manches-
tar, n. H., have gwen potice Of . cut~doxn ot
f1nm Dec. l.
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CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. 13.-About o'clock this
morning fire broke out in rear apartment Of
Numsen j. Wh1,neyfs restaurant, On Superior
street, causing An estimated damage OF about
$l00U0 to tho irst and part OF the second stories
Of tie building. Insurance abou: S6, 600. Cause
unknown.
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FINANCIAL
FOREIGN FAILURES

FNgGVEE5.
New ToRK, Nor. 1s.-Dispatches Say there are
tumo1s At the London Stock E1cbang 60 Of fa,l-
u1ee in the iron trade in Austs1A, aud Of failures
=. the BouEsa ia Paris
1here is . failure Of mora considerable i'm
por1auce u sa old Auglo-A1aesican nouss IN
Marscilies also runosed IN banking circles hare.
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RUSSIA.
THF bH3Fw

ST. PETEEsBURa, Nor. 1a-Al the troops in
Southern Russia, as well as three divisions N
this military district, arc said to be nads ready
for acsiyo sarFlcs.
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ASHLAND, Mass. Nov. 13.-Tho Adams Block,
large wooden structure, aud the stables adjoin-
ing. we're burnt this nornlng. The losa is
$4,000.
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New York, Nov. 1S.~-Jchn q. Burroughs, Of
No. 217 Fifteenth street, Brooklyn shot bis wife
three times this morning, killing her almost in
stently. JealousY was the cause. Burroughs
was arrested.
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LARGE AND 1CCnATTyE Bus1EEss.
Spee4a. D1sratch to The tn,eaco Tr:o.:n<.
WASHINGTON, y. G., Nov. 13.-The bogus-
claiu business Is subject looming up close be-
hind the whisky frauds and offering equal op-
portunities for skil1ful inyeatigation an! sue
cessful prosecution. The investigation is al
read7 pretty veil under nay in two departments
Of the Government The following facts furnish
basis for the Investigation, viz: that the
Wl,kowski aud sugg Fort claims. and other
claims recently paid, have been notoriousIy
fraudu ent; that rurnors of fraud in connection
With other large cls,ns are constantly coming to
the ears OF the Secretary Of the Treasury and
tue Attorney -Genernl and that perfect
organization OF swindlers. including lawyers in
this city, their agents in tho South. aud certain
clerks in the Department, has been discovered
This Ring has succeeded in getting cases through
'he courts as we'll as the Delsr by per
jrred testimony. I: naa been ascertained that
sEc1A are number OF pereons here who have
made good living By
rURS1sH1Nu PERJuHED EVIDENCE
in favor of frauduteat claims. It IL al:o known
that thero are ecyernI lawyers hers who have
cou1eder1:es in the Audnor'a Offices Of the
Treasury, the custom being for thcBo lawyers to
ge. casss referred to particular law clerks who
are friendly to them or in ieaeue with shena. 4
much bigger fraud than the Wit
kowski or Sugg Fort frauds is uow
in course OF 1nyestiga ion in the Treasury
Dopar; mens, while evidence recently discovered
is likely to prova thai ODD OF the largest cotton
cases ever decided favorabiY bY the Supreme
Conre WAS al outrageous fraud. AL that has
bean needed for the detection Of these frauds
heretofore was the Cooperation OF the Attornev-
Generals Office With the Treasury Department.
sud this is now secured The resait promises
to be = number OF startling developments in the
'neaz future
EUga FORT.
sreefos tnsrat:t to 74t thienoo T51t"ne.
fAsHv1.Lr, Tenn, Nor. 13.-Sugg Fort gave
s. 0'1 bol,d fnr his APPEARANCE at Washington
the 22d inst. for trial on his recent indictment
for defrauding tho Government cut Of about
SEE. .0O0
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Nbw 3oBE, Nov 13--6ixsecn suits against
tie Bank OF Ca1sfo-ciz were 6iscca.irued to-
day, aud the attachments cf tie property we're
vacated.
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So.csut D<outch to Fhe ChicGao TRIBUNE.
81. PAIL Mirn., Nov. 13.-Judge Flint, Of the
Anricipal Court to-day declined to hear the
preliminary examination Of Joseph Lick. ac-
cuHsd Of caild-murder, on the ground that he
had heard aud read So much shout the case ard
formed opinions which would disqualifv him as
juror, and should disqualily him to sit as
Judge. The case was accordinalv postponed to
Monday, aud transferred to Jadge Wilkio, OF
the Circuit Court,
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ACG{jlTT-p.

P1TrsBuRa, Pa, Nov. 13.---In the case Of
Joseph Lansberry, Indicted for the. murder Of
Col. Rutler. in Cearfeld County the jury this
morning returned u verdict OF not guilty.
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IN eElF.DEFEkSE.
Sut-ial Dfspdtch to The Ch1ea0o I:rib.

Sut@aat Dspdlch 70 Tht [h1ca0o Tribune.
KASKAKEE, H., Nov. 13.-Godfrey Goynette,
Constable Of tho Town OF St. Mary. Iroquoip
County, ahot Joseph Dufault last evening in
seK-defenRa. Tnree shots took effect, inaicting
flesh wounds, from which the victim will proba-
bly, recover.
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THE iEnNiE MUTfNY,

New YoRK, Nov. 13.-A special dispatch
states that the British ship Lenpie arrived in
tho roads OF Lahatte on the 9Th inst. The
cook WAS navigating the ahip under orders from
the tuutineers. 70 cooducs her TO Gibra3ter, but,
in consequence Of the continuance Of bad
weather, they we're obliged to put into Laaatte,
Wheh they wero q: a:rested
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LOUIS FISCHER, DUBUQUE.
DUBUQUE. In, Nor. 13--Louis Fischer, Of the
firm Of Cusning. Fischer d. Co., ice dealers, died
to-day of lung fever.
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Srte7ul NidDatch 70 The Chtrado Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. T., Nov. ia special panel Of
sixty jurgmen has been drawn for jurors in the
case Of George D. Lord, WHO will be tried in the
Court OF Over aud Ter1niner Mordny, Nov. %.
The Hon. A. P. LanniuR haa been retained az
one Of Lords counsel
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LONDON. Nov. IA t1daf-waye 10 feet high,
swept ~ tic Pa.rctt E:ver, Someraetshire, to-
day. At BndgeWatcr tho lock-gates burst and
vessels broke from their naoorinS.. Ooe vessel
was sunk. 3nd twenty 0erc more or less damaged
The weather is still inclement, and tho foods
increase.
KNlGHTED.
Mr. Wade, the British Minister to China, has
tean Enightel.
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THE DAVENPORT SWjNptE.

H.
!spee,ss D,s3a{ch tc The Ca,eaao s17oune.
DAvExPonr, Ia. Nov. 1S.-Suit wxs brought
to-day in onr District Court BY Chandler Brown
d Co.. Of Milwaukee, against the Ee3kuk North
ern Liun Packet Company to recover $50 ZOO ad-
vancod bt them oa fraudulent bills OF ladng,
made br ]. r. Graham, Of this city, who recont-
ly Abeconded after sniudln9 his creditors to
tho amount Of $4,000. Graham was the agent
Of the steamer Company. aud received pay from
the Milwaukee Grm for 10000 bushels OF wheat,
onIr skont half Of which was delivered. Chan
d1er, Brown i Co. c1,im. as the bills Of lading
rore signed by Graham Is agent Of
tho rackes COMPANY, that Company is
liable. This will be bitterly contested. Graham
has NON been gone over six weeks. and nothing
has yet been heard OF him. His operations
we're the most remarkable ever heard OF in this
city, and be committed acts that would send
h.,n to tue pcnitentfarv. He left his family in
great prisation while it is evident he has bsgged
big sum.
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DET TROiT.


snectat J1fspakaa to 'Ihe CAicd7o T176une
DETROIT, Micb.. Nov. 13.-Thia afternoon tho
Jury in the case Of Trend vs.. Hudson. gave 1
verdict for the plaintiff for SO. 706. the amount
OF notes aud interest held by Trend which we're
male BY Ninson, and backed By Bernard Stroh
and E. r. Hudson, payment Of which was re->
sisted On the ground that tie In
dorsemcnts vera forged By WinBoo.
The verdict would seem to recognize
the signatures as authorized, even it nos tha &C.
tual work Of the resisting ind 'rse.s, aud the
case yil' 20 to tho Sapren,a Court. Criminal
suit{ a9ainet Winsop for forgery have been
b, ought, AID will be- examined in'o next week.
He was the hero OF the famous WinsouB .Iipe
Of Utah, which promised so many millions 4 few
yoars ago, and dl3 n ot -ea,ze tue expectations
Of those who took s.ocx in it.
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FUN OVER AND KILLED.
Special Disrateh to The Chicago 1rib4sn<
CAIRo, ILL.,, Nov. ia man On whose person
nothing has been found to identity him, WAS
killed about miles north Of here this evening
BY the down passenger-locomotiTe striking him.
The body was brought to this city, and an in
quest will be held tonight
Speeidt Diapatch to Tia Ch,e1oo Tribune.
KANSAS CrrY. Mo-, Nov. ia man named
Crane, who has been in the employ Of the 1fis-
souri, Pacific Railroad in this. city during the last
t~o years, was thrown from 3 train near Sedalia
last night by the breaking OF = brake-chain, and
run over br the whole train. He WAS horribls
mntiased. the whesls passing over his body just
below the hips. He only lived shout three
hours.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Special Dspateh to fAe Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA, Ill. Nov. ia Young man nsmed
George Orr uae crushed to death at LaHarre to-
day while coupling cars in the yard Of the Toledo.
Peoria Il Warsaw Road.
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THE WACO DISASTER.
GALVESTON. Tex, Nov. 13.-The body Of Capt.
Wolfe. the Galveston pilot who went out on
board the City Of Waco, has been found near
where the steamer went down. HIS
ROMANS bear several marks which an-
pear to bo burns. As Capt. Wolfe was
ID experienced pilot and seaman, there ia
now no hops that any Of those On bo4sd the
burned vessel escaped It is thought their
bodies will all be recovered IN 4 few days. Ne
monal services will be held in the different
churches. and the vessels IN port will display
their colora at half-nast as mark OF respect
for those who perished on the City Of Waco.
RECENT DISASTERS INVESTIGATED,
P1rIsBURa, Pa, Nov. 13.--The United States
local inspectors have concluded their invosriga-
ton as to the canse Of the explosion Of the
steamer ngress. They dnd that the explosion
waa caused by low water, and have revoked the
lcense Of the Master and reported the case to
the United StatoB Attorney.
New foRK. Nov. 13,-The Local Board OF
Steamboat Inspectors will, OH Monday. 1nyesti-
gate the manner in which the calgo OF tho
burned steamer City Of Waco WAS stowed.
AN ACCIDENT 70 SENATOR DAWES.
Srn1SaF1ELD, Mass.. Nov. 13.-Sepator
Dawes w4s painfully injured at Pittsfeld, Mass.,
yesterday, while horseback riding. He uas let
ting down some bars, when his horse wheeled
and kicked the Senator in his leg, and left him
PROSTATE.
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Special DVsrsateh to fAe Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA, Ill. Nov. ia Young man named
George Orr Nae crushed to death at LaHarre to-
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Strange Effect OF d mako Nttc.

Adr1uft {dfifh.} fras@,
Ruoteen years ago lIcnry Luddiuptou,
farmer living miles west Of tialesb,irr. w.n
moving Erass 90 hlH marsh, when, ytounjur nyer
to pick up btsh that ha llad cut on. n,axaa-
ea4sE" TINT luekad behind It bit him an Tia
wrist Of hls right arm. Ho Instantly killed tic
reptile, aud hastened to tho hollee to amply m
1lallal remedlca ID such caHe. The wrist aud
whole alm commenced swelling, ami uuaiy
turned sp1tted Like t1o snake. The remedies
USED finaily aubdued tle swelling, and tllu wrlsl
hecame apparently veil. nut eyoey yoar siuce
tllat abont tho HAluo tlno In tho season that tho
snake Lat lin. his wrlat has commenced swelling.
tlie aWellnG extending up ha arm 10 Lin shu4l1er.
With slckoning pain, aud 1umanI so Tor two or
three weeks. when The Hwo!llug about the wrist
would Gashot to head and burst, 1t would
then gradually 1ulet down, aud ho would he ro-
1tovod from all pain and trouble from This suale
bite. until the time IN tho yoar when it first oe-
curEod, aud tlIeu tho pain aud swelling would
commence, biz arm tuin spotted. and he would
sn{ar this diatressfut all',otion for TWO or threo
weeks again. Tue pMn and swelling do not
eeom to aoate, hut ato rather on tho iucrease
each year. hr. LuddlnRton is'at thus time auf-
fer'nX f.oln this yearly alillotlou, and IL almost
disqualified from attending to business. Tho
pain aud unpleasant hel,saliou in tho wrist aud
arm arc SO great that ho III unsasy most Of lha
tiWe. add deprived of ro.k much OF tho day aud
night.
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omaha papers report number Of doaett
from diphtheria, mostly among cLtlIron.
Thomas A. Doyle, Republican, VIZ. Te-eleot-
timo.
Iho Nebraska Aid and Nelfof Society ceased
tta lahoEs ard diebnnted IN Tuesday evening,
alter renittin: tho balance on ilanti to j. J. Val
eehtine of san Francisco for tho benefit OF the
OF tho Boclety covered about s5Ou 0UU.
Tho Missouri Stnte Coutonnial Committc,
have reyolyed to erect flno building in Fait-
mount Park, PHILADELPHIA, in which to o3libit
tho products of Missouri at tho Centennial uo1t
year. The building will 10 Ut Missouri stone
and glass, aud ho arranged 80 ns mt only tr
mako fine display OF arilros exhibited, bit
serve ~ tho headquarters Of otlicaie, com,u,t.
tcc-rnon. etc.. during thu Exposition.
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and spirit has been found in Iceland. which tIiea
st speed OF ltU iolles Al hour, aud is ablo to
tind its home over ses aud land from any part OF
the suaao'ta1lo world. A pair Of tLeoe birds, a
iew aays aso. brought dispAtcaos from paria to
within 10 mllea Of London, In ono and half hours.
ttess ca1E!os pigeoua took the dispatches on to
tho o4ty, the Whole dstsnee frum Paris to Loulon
W ACTUAL parcel mode Of conveyance being done
W4tailu ons and half hourH- II Tho e4teriu.uuts =
at pkesaut be.ug male III training aud educating
tLeul continue successful, it IL hoped Dy next
auinmer to establish daily miniature ocean mail
bst~oeis Amaslca sud Eurupe. the whole distance
70 he ssAyssssd hetwasn sunrise u QUO Aslnls~
phere aud aNns@s u W. other.
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ANCIENT LEGISLATORS.

AAaa1anuAo Pa, Nov. 10.-A reunion Of the
members OF the Legislature OF rennsy!vanls
from 1917 to 1850, incusiys, took place IN tue
Houso Of Representatives to-day. Ths meeting
wa csllsd to order by James Rosa saov.lou. of
rhilAdalphia, tue seu.os Speaker present. The
lion. John 6srohm. Of Lancaster, snd lis Hon.
naysd Fiang. Of Dauph'n, acted - Vlac-prosi-
lsDhlnson. d. D., Of Hasr,sburg. Ool. Samuel
eehoch. clerk Of sto 1louso In 1s95, acted IL tbs
same capacity, aud read tie minutes OF The last
Ime'lnlon, y Uhich were adopted. The Hon. Thomas
=. cochran, OF New York, briefly STATED tic OIL
those unable to lie present were tead, aud =
resolution plodging the members to u4e thar in-
uuauo0 to promote the Csutoun.4l MAJ adopted,
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towns, $l.25; Average compensation If female
s1ashers in townships, Sl.S1; in tonua, f1,Du
average componaation in citizen, males, 3t7l; ;
females. 7!.2s; total rnvcnuo for tnilion. a.
7y1. l25.i5; amount expended esnco Hcptcmlcr,
lSdi. e2,sip.7ti.05; amount on hand. 41.7G6
hPceis! fund, t2,35l l3J9.5C; amount CT
pended Hnee September. 1871, *1.6g2,4 ,457.4l: !:
amo'1nt on hand, F654, ,H'2.07; number OF school,
hoi'Hes III tho Hsts g307; yn1,ie Of Hchoei-prop-
cry. ~ sH',317 tY estimated epccia schoo tA1
Sl,GlH,tta.7 II; number of nchonhouHss erected
dtirIng Tho yens, 3a3: yrluo, Sn4t,6li; pliyato
schools. oA3t teachats in private schools, DG0;
pnpila tn piIvate schools, IL, D5C,
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How to fIAre 7cnu1tEul IaYhciutIls
III Winter.

At4&facaH GaTuEH.
Lata in December, after cur lall stock of bulbs
WAS disposed OF, ne found = aozcn or moro
lyacinths ct various colors which hA4 been oser-
looked, 10 keep t1om from spelling they wore
hAstlly plauted in four or five largo pots, snd
these aet away iu ~ out-bulldlug, whore they
would bo freq from fEost aud havu very iltslo
light. There they were left for throo mouths,
aud nothing dnne except to watar them OCCASION
ally. Expecting little Or nothing from them
they wess not noticed tiil Leaf aud flower ptalx
ware. both perfectly developed. The Hight had
not bsaa sufficient to color shs flowers, and these
were all Of dirty psla gresu. The pots welo
now brought TO the sitting room aud placed IN
tue full suuahlne, and in q few hours eacL
spika llad assumed its natural tiut. Tue efYect
MAs vary beautiful. Not ! bulb had failed, rod.
purple, yellow, BLUSH, aul white wsro ali iarae
and perfect.
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A FORT WAYNE MuRo:R.TRiat.


FORT WAYNE. Ind. Nov. 10.--Ihis Was tho
Third day Of tho trial Of Joseph 'Tnll for murder.
Tho interest is increasing, and the courtroom il
crowded to sulYocat1on. Tue Testimony 10 far
has been vory Htrong against him. Tho evidence
of Mrs. Cronkllcit, rho wifo of Walls victim,
tho~ed that Wall came mp. stairs to tho room oc-
cupicd BY aerHelf and tho deceased with a rcr,l.
vos ami knlfo iu his hand; that ho knocked tho
deceased down with the royolvor stabbed him
several tlncs In tho head aud body with the
kniie and str1ca him whou on lhr door witt, o
ttose-hook. Tie dccased said. ~ That man has
murdered me.' John Fohlan.z testified that
ne "itnoss hahtually carlca revolver.
Alter the murder was commit sd t,o took IN uiu
ycst, Which Has covered WITH I!ooJ, aud secretoI
y: The noEroos slIoos and t,rlts ~ero also
bloody. knife and revolver wore found in a
sasche! which Was hidden In bed. The evidence
ALSO showed tlIat tho deceased was very rious,
singtng, prnsicR, and raAdiog tho Dible cUnnteut-
w. Tue tsiAl will last several dnra.
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TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Esery drop Of tho SarsApatt1iau KesolEtnt oomnunt
sate1 ,hnngh tho bood nwsat urinc and o,heS Gui j,
@ em !aesso u the system ths vxor o lo for rspar.
etons te,s s,ph!s eon.aptlon elsuaatsf dss4e ia
olher parts u the syste suso cys, stsnarous ds u
e.rees sdn The s.s. and lbs II sfin IL.
,theu cs5sp:1as aehu. biloxi spots III tesh
ain, enaSsts - the womb md all r"akonuE nd
rs,tfs s o. r. " p5iaepIs ~ *italn to rings
VI prose e aay pc.aon uaIas Ii for shsr d.ease il
tbs patient. daily baco1anE reducsd by tho us..ep
and dscanpositlon that l. continually progressing
Gctds in arrostlnx hcsn wAatSs hnl repair the sans
Etth new made ftnn healthy bloadaed tha It's
HAtkApartsn Mt!l and does seearU.A care Ia osTtsiu
Tor when onco this eoled{ its Hosk OF pTA
S.sie1 I'D @ snCGsea. M m ia asni,hns the To-. xsss
feo hsetf growing better aud Stronger thu food III.
Featine batsef appos improving, aud esh And usl1ht
Not only dces tho sanapasillian nesovsut a1cst Ill
known ssnDdAt sR1us 1 Ut Chronic, Sotofuon,
tnn'tnsotai sal Skin diseases, but 1t Il thu onl9 p
tiYD euro for -
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lNDlAHA's PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Special Olttzateh u 7tAa chteaqa 7ft8.aA
lHp1AsAPoLls, Ind, Nov. 10.-The summary OF
the annual reports ot. County Hupasintendeuts Of
Public Schools made to ths btats Rupezlnteud-
snt shows the following footiuys, Number
Of white children admitted 10 tho schools
during .ho year. Ao5,7ll; colospd chit.
dren, A65l; number OF aohool districts,
7,19l, colored Schools, 1893; whlt0 teaohess,
l3.o47; colofed. a6i average compensation per
dsy Of tnals sakchats IN toHnshIps, f2QS; In
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SUICIDE.

Spsetd1 Dtsratch II jhe cAtcaaa 1F,bunt
PEORIA, Ill, Nov. 1D,-Jamea ColAuA a h.,f.
~isssd fellow aud Adjudsod iasane uot tv,,r
u'nce. vas found this morning hap8Ing to = tr..
tS the neck. Ths Co1onor's Jury returned n
ssldct OF sulaids aklls lAbosilg uudes sberrslion
Of tuiud.
-, 8tsc1of Dspafeh 10 TAs CHtcaao 7yuau,,t,
Johu schultAes disappeared from home. ieay.
!ns note stating th.l 1e " u.u make wsy with
.,ss n,1ss!f. aud so.usy ais body M ivuud u tAs
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aptefdf OHodfch to The chtnGo Tribune,
hANsAs G1TY, Nov. 10.-Thcodore Hilton tln
livored his lecture, ''Tho Problcm OF Life" at
the opara-1fonao in this city Tonight before ono
Of tue largest audiences ever gathered within its
Walls lilo Lecture was one of tho rraudcat
orntorieal efforts ever listenod to in tis
city. and, during tts dolivory, tho speaker raa
ifequuntly and enthusiastically npp,auuud,
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The IAkINERS

llAnR1snuno. Pa, Nov. 1o.-Tho Tannoss' Cou.
vonston this morning discussed tho tanaing Of
upper loather, tho use Of bIrk extracts o.o. Tho
following resolution Was unanimously sdoptod !:
Tint Nc, an tanners and buyers Of hIif. la,rEv
sgFeo to huy hdea only accursl,ue 10 tho elAsscau;,
adopted by this Convention.
This will do away with tho evil Of cnl hitcs
A committee was appointed to extend an in
visatiou to tanners snd tloaicrs ihrcnrl,nut ia
world to meet III q worlds conveutfnn Of tanners
at 1'hi'adelphsa. Oh tue secoud Ia oaday Of July
pGxt. s
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THE WARD WILL CtsF.

Special Utxpatth tn TAs Chrco1n 7rftu tune
DErnuir. Nich., Nor. 10.-Judgo pstclin TO-
das charged tho Jury in tIls Wact, will csso, and
thev to,k It under adsisement Mt ouco.
Tho Jury came in at IL o'clock Tonight md
announced that they had not I,eeu able to aRrcs
Upon verdict, tho question upon which thor
we're at varIanco belnR a ulatter OF fact, ll,o
Judge thorcupon nent thou, back to th ar rounl
win innttuciions to sgree upon verdict il pos
sibo' aid adjourned cs,Grt until to-norro,y
inoTnlng At IL O'clock. whou they will be required
to report progrnss.
, 1875-11-11
ACQUITTED.


5pfr'nt Dtsa1:eh to The Chicago Tribune.
Dt1os, ILL.,, Soy. 10.-Asa Seayoy. oue of ths
Hcalthlest farmers OF Loo County, residing at
falnyra, snd who has been on tr1a1 far nttompt-
OF rato on tho poruon Of Mrs. Crimes, VIM nc.
Quilted hv tho tniv last night. This trial Ina Or
cnpied tho Circuit Court since Friday, and has
cteatcd groat o1cltemenr.
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AN U4pRorlvasLE 30 ,nps7.

19 Lss1E735 fTU1H&t
ST. pArl. Atinn Nov. 10.-ltc Ciauaha,l. keep.
or OF C,dar sseeet ouaallng .aa,,so. sharply
tinnned Affrcl II. Dccorma for a boastl.blj,
finally APPLYING o;probriuua tor1us to tho latter
w'cronpon he fired tw,, SLOTS At tha former, tho
HacpMt taking eH.tt IN s,o foroucai, but no,
tlrcakIug Tho sknll. McClAna.,au will recover.
psc''rlns eaesp11 and Is supposed to 10 hiding
III tlla city.
, 1875-11-11

Special Dsratch to lhe Chir,aa Tribune
ROCKFORD. ILL.,, Nov. 10.-After q trial of
nearly three DAYS before Judge Bailey, a W,nno.
bsEo County jury rctu1ned yordict Tonight
that boy 1915 yeats old WAS ths father
Of baby. 1t appears that tho plaiutiH IL this
case Ihorceh Buhr. handsome German grl O.,
~ summers. brought Bu.t asalnst tho defendant
Wallace Williams. Hon Of Soalthv farmo.. at
~ lnlb county, Tor the support Of bastard child.
ground that ho had ,ut arEi Cd at pubcr y. and.
NJ tne t.nns alleged. could 1ot luye begotten a
child. Ten OF eleven docto,s a. I,earcd ~ Wit
hesaeh for tlIc dcfense, and all declared 1t II III
fhthor. Tue Jury, however, had difftre1,. up,t,-
@n. and pTonuuac-d him hl1Ity,
Sree,at Aspaten 10 Fhr L"itugr Tr.oHm.
tlooAifoToN. ILL.,, Nav. 10.-f3atn,lsl 4. Jones,
ns Hapella' IL under au ost nnre, Catoj.ue .,Ic
.,ane, Of Bloomington, Hwoars tlat Ao is "a her
VI bur unbCtn ch Id.
, 1875-11-11

hS1AosA a., H0v. 10.-Unc Of the prieonors
confined III the State poniteutiarY iore, uuJrr
sentence Of IL years for tho murder Of ha father,
attempted suicide by cutting his throat during
last night. The Wounds. however, II in beloved.
will NOT result fata'l,. Ille Immediate cause OF
tho net IL supposed to have been remUrss OF
cDusccnce,
, 1875-11-11

LIMA, O., Nov. 1.-THE City Council have iust
1Hsued q circular calling convention of uole-
gates from cities Of the State, to moot In Co.
lainbna on tho eth Of December, to take Home
acton on tho question OF mitigating tic trans
nuisance, aud, II thonght nncessary, to memo.
Thsze tle Logislatule to pass general law to
, 1875-11-11

ST, Lou1s. No. Nov. 10.-.[icliacl Fitz-Gorald,
late Presiding Judge of buchanan County, Mis-
so''ri hsa fosfeltad bis bond to appear bofore
the Criminal Court ut 1t. Jose,.h aud answer
Charge ~hich ho was rcstlng undor.
, 1875-11-11
OBITUARY.

Special Dispa'o;s to tho chfedya tribune,
ANN AnuoH, Mich, Nov. 1O.-Solun Cook
founder Of Cooks Hotel lied Inst NIGHT. ia
Aau been resident here fottr-fiYo years and
nas u years old. For many years luis mind had
boon detective. '''~