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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1875-11-16

The Hastings Banner says: The Kali
amazoo, Lowell 4 Northern Michigan
railroad will soon be fixed fact, aud
the property along the whole line great
enchanced in value. The road will be
paying one, and a permanent blessing
to the whole people. The grade be-
tween Kalamazoo and Lowell is almost
entirely completed, and the work is be-
ing done with rapidity truly surpris-
ing.
A dispatch from Muskegon, Oct. 80,
says "A heavy storm was experienced
here last night. A boarding house at
Bay Mill was struck by lightning,
breaking the dishes in the pantry and
demolishing the stove pipe. The fluid
came through the roof aud passing be-
meath q lounge, no which little child
was sleeping, passed out without doing
any material damsge.
James VI. Stone, secretary OF the sen
ate and the editor of the Port Huron
Times, who is good authority on almost
any subject, in speaking of the 'draw-
back on sugar" mentioned in the New
York papers, says there has also been
"a fearful pull-back" on Port Huron
lasses all the past summer. The Lam
sing 'lasses have been affected in like
mannere, but the buckwheat season has
rem oved the great pleasure, and 'lasses
are now at the old figures.
Sixteen entirely new sleeping and
drawing room coaches, equal in every re-
spect to the best Puleman cars, are being
built by the Wagner Car Company for
the Michigan Central railroad, and win
be run over that line after the first of
next month. Six ''hotel cars are also in
process OF construction, teree OF them
being nearly completed. After the first
Of next monts, through sleeping cars
will be run from Chicago To Boston,
and will undoubtedly prove q great
convenience to those wishing to travel
eastward. " tr a1Ei
A dispatch from Dawaeiac. of the 1ft
saps: About ten days ago young wo-
man arrived here from Che East very
sick, aud has been 30 ever since. AZ
times her life has been despaired OF. -
She refuses TO give her name and where
her parents live, who they are, or any
thing that will give a clue to her idr
tity with the the exception of {,
that she was married aud lived in
shall, Mich, but q telegram TO H.
place proved that she had made mi
statement. She tells every one to
task her no questions and she viii tell
no lies. For several nights her shrieks
Of agony have kept awake the guests Of
the hotel where she is stopping. From
\ o 4 I.
Of mans perfidy and won weak
ness. but nothing further c learn-
! ed. as the doctors are very . =. She
hss money and rlenty enonsssto meet
ell her wants.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1875-11-16

Head, nerves. kidneys. bladder. womb. ana blood
Affections Of the urinary orgas, gravel, scrofula,
rheumatism, catarrh, asthma, bronchitis, dys-
pepsia, &C.
Or. PIices reputation has been acquired by
candid, honest dealing and years OF successful
practice.
our practice. not one Of experiment. but found
ed on the laws OF Nature, with years OF expert
ence and evidence TO sustain II, does not tear
down, make sick 70 make wen. no harsh treat
meut no trining, no nattering. We know the
cause and the remedy needed: no guess work,
but knowledge gained by years Of experience In
the treatment OF chronic diseases exclusively; no
encouragement without a prospect. Candid In
our opinions, reasonable In our charges, claim
not % know everything. or cure everybody, but
do lay claim 10 reason and common Sense. We
invite the sick. no matter what their ailment, 10
call and investigate before they abandon hope,
make inierrogations and decide for themselves.
it viii cost nothing as consultation IL free. Nis-
It's made regularly IN future.
Drs. Price & Brewer
can he consulted at smiths Hotel,
during sunday and Monday fore
noon, 2Sth and goth of November.
Patients VII address all letters 20 Drs. Price.
Brewer, Waukegan, II. with stamp.
Advice free. Special attention given % the
diseases OF women aud children.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1875-11-16
M. HARRIS. VI. D..

Successor TO DR.. J. b. Curtis,)
once, one door South Of sutton's Block. Real
dence, on Union street, east side the river'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1875-11-16
PHYSICIANS.
DRs. JOHNSON a. BREWER,
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons.

win attend TO all calls In the line Of their pro-
fesxion, and give special attention TO the trea,-
Ient Of disease BY the use Of DR.. Hadneldt
Houaixer once over Whelan Co.'S Drug store
y r Joussos NJ D. L. A. BREwEE, n. ID.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1875-11-16

At the present session OF Ingham
County Circuit Court there are IL di-
yorce cases on the docket, and the Lam
sing Republican says chow many moro
would apply il it wasn't for the looks OF
the thing, il is q problem which cannot
ha soIve1
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1875-11-16

An auctioneer was put upon the wit
ness stand at Ithaca, Gratiot county,
the other day, and testified under oath
that auctioneers do now and then pre-
varicate little. So that question is at
last settled.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1875-11-16

There are now in the Tombs prison,
New York, five murderers, all Of whom
will suffer the extreme penalty of the
law within the next three weeks. Stan
derman aud Dallas hang on Dec. 10,
and Weston, Ellis, and Thompson on
tho 7th.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1875-11-16

A Cassopolis man struck his father
in-law with chair. breaking the bone
Of his wrist The occasion of the
trouble was invitation tor the young
ster'to go forth and earn the salt that
he used.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November A PSF
soEal dispatch from Madison states that
the Republicans there coneede the cleo
ton Of the Democratic State TICKET ex-
Cept governor and Democratic major
ity in the legislature. The returns
received there, however, indies ts
the success Of the Republican State
ticket, except perhaps, Bsttz and Cha.
ham and Republican majority in the
legislature.
CHICAGO, November 4 -SpecisIs to
The Journal and Post and Mail say that
the returns received at Madison, Wiz
consin, last night and this morning,
dsve decidedly changed the complexion
of the election In hat State and created
considerable excitement. The Demo
Gratis claim that their whole ticket has
been elected, TayloI's majority being
small and that OF the other candidates
larger. The assembly is claimed by
both parties, and will undoubtedly be
very close. The Republicans still claim
LudingtOn's election by about 5000 ma.
jUrity. Further returns are awaited with
much anxiety.
MILWAUKEE, November 4-Retuns
from remote towns tina. have been re-
ceived to-day are generally uafavorable
ID the Repu Jlicsns. It viii require the
official CANVASS to determine the Ie ult
absolutely. Lu1ington, the Republican
ca ldidaie for governor, is probably
elected by 1OGo msjority. rHe rest of
the Republican ticket is probably de-
feated. The complexion Of The legisla-
tire is in doubt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05

IT IS with feeling Of just pride that
We call The attention OF the people OF
this and all the other States of the
Union to the results Of the test Of Cock
& Hesth's patent al cell yesterday at
The Chickassw fuudry. We regard
this patent one OF the most notable
achievements Of our time, certain, and
very soon, too, TO be adopted by our
State and county governments SIS well
81 by the European powers. II meets
every requirement Of aJsOluts security,
making ct, De by prisoner impossible.
II has slso the merit Of chespness, 8
fact worthy the especial attention OF
county sod State authorities, particular
ly when it is 10 bs had, as we have said,
with a security that cannot be ques-
toned, The time is not far distant
when every jail in the Union will be
modelled upon the cOmmon-sense and
utiiilsriGn Ilsn OF Cook d Heath. 1t is
Impossible 10 see il ard not reach that
conclusion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05
FOREIGN TELEGRAATS.

MADRID, November 4.-General Trillo is
concentrating his forces to attack the Carlists,
VINO are s,sieSing Hermann.
MADtsED, November 4.-There j. no founoR-
ton in the statement that Spain has ordered
the equipment OF five men-Of-war for Cuban
waters.
PENANG, Novem Der "A British res. dent
has been murdered in the Malayan territory
and troops have gone there 10 punish the
mlrdereIs.
zette to-day is authorized to state that The adj
miralty's fugitive slave circular Will be with
drawn, and that new Instructions VIII be
issued.
LONDON, November A Berlin special
says it is affirmed that Russia is not DESTROYS
o acting independently on the HerZegOvinian
matter. The three powers continue In COM
plete harmony.
LONDON, November IA special from
Berlin says that Prussia has asked Austria 10
prevent Bishop Forester, while residing in the
Austrian portion OF LIS diocese, from exeTcis-
ing any Episcopal junction touching the
Russian portion.
BERLIN, Novemb Der 4.-Parliament has rat
ified Treaty OF commerce with the republic
of Costa Rica. Heir Won Del BTuck stated in
parliament that the government intends 10
send representatives to Contra! America for
the purpose of extending treaty relations.
PARIS, November 3.-One of the first acts OF
the assembly, which met to-day, was the
unanimous adoption OF NJ. Bullets motion to
discuss the electoral bill on Monday next.
The motion to raise the state of siege Will be
discussed between the second and third read
ings of the electoral bill.
VIENNA, November 1.-The NeVe Erie
Presse, OF this city, states that the HeTzegO-
vinlan insurgents have recently received q
negro. The ayWOdeS, Or military command
ers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, have con-
vOked an assembly for the purpose of pro-
claiming national government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05

We HEAR with regret that Hon. John
r Flippin jldgs Of the criminal court,
is about t. resign that position and re-
sumo the practice OF law. Few gentle
men have ever held place OF so much
responsibility and achieved go large q
N easure Of popular favor Iuhexible in
the administration Of justice, he has,
while temperiUg his decisions with meT-
cy, made his cCurt the terror OF evil
doors within the limit Of his jlIisdic-
ton. He has been no rsspeCtDr Of per-
Sous, bat guided by uuerring principles,
has administered even handed Justice,
sweeping the county aud city OF the
criminals who too long reveled at the
expense Of our good name as a commu.
nifty. Possessing the confidence Of the
people, he shares the esteem of
both bench and bar ID SD extent never
surpassed by any man in the State.
To lose him & to part with one whose
knowle5gs and abilitie7 it will be next
to impossible 20 match. We trust he
will, In the public interest, find it con-
veaient 20 retain q position which he
fills just SIS all good men would have it
filed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05
MGEOGHEGAN.
A Son of the Green Isle Engaging his
Time and Talents against Masonry.

LOUISVILLE, November 4. - The
Louisville Catholic AdUOcdte, of to-day,
contains the following: at has been our
fortune to be acquainted, years back,
with q man who is likely TO be-
come notorious as a second Morga -
an Irish one, this time. Thomas J NJ
Geoghegan was once resident of Louis
vile, and may be thus described: An
slumpus Of All-Hsliows college Dublin
at present about forty years Of age He
is tolersbly well educated, affecting
classics and poetry for weekly Iapers
He was at one time in our Office to seek
a situation, and through the iCs!Iumen-
tality of friend we found one for him
in She byville, Kentucky. This project
was, however, defeated by the aIdOr Of
Mr.. NICE ghegsn, EhQ, ere he arrived
III Shelbyville, was invited by an assem-
by Of Irishmen to address them, in de-
fault of clergyman who had
promised, but disappointed them. The
address was tOlel a ply well rendered, but
the subject chosen WSs in execrab!e
taste, 10 fact ii was q TRADE 0f abuse, un-
supported by any array Of facts, OF the
Mssons, and was calculated to irri'ate,
excite and do no further good or harm.
We could not help regarding Mr..
M'Geoghegan as most sadly lacking in
discretion in thus ope ling up this sub
ject before q mixed audience, aud the
result proved that the gentleman was
not only lacking in discretion, but ia
valor also. The next day a note awaited
him with the significant signature of q
skull and Cross bones, notifying him to
leave town, and the patriot brave meek
ly complied with the polite request aBd
left SheIbyvills without dwelling on the
order Of his going.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05
TELEGRAPRIC BREVITfES.

Secretary Chandler returned to Wash
iugton Wednesday.
Asevere Ga 'thquake occurred Wedaei-
dsy at Virginia City, Nevada.
The steamer Mas, from Liverpool,
arrived at New York Wednesday.
G. A. Wilt & Co., merchants Of Lon
don, have failed. Liabilities half million.
The steamer Rotterdam, for New
York, fgom Rotterdam, is aground in the
Mouse.
Three hundred and seventy thousand
pounds sterling bullion went into the Bank OF
England Wednesday.
The first national bank at Pitbt1n,
Pennsylvania, was robbed OF forty Thousand
dollars Tuesday night.
Brigham Young is still sick st his
house in Salt Lake City, in charge of United
States deputy marshal.
A hundred guns we're fired in New
Orleans by order of Governor kellogg in honor
OF the Republican victory.
J. w. Marsh, SCENT of the Bank of
British America. committed suicide at Ma
panee Ontario, Wednesday.
A dispatch from London says that the
steamship Faraday has grappled and buoyed
the direct United States cable.
The fire under writer's Of London have
appointed a committee to arrange for a ranre-
The Statsriair opens at Jackson, Mis-
favorable auspices. The stlte oranges
have taken great interest in it, and it is
thought il viii be the mot successful ever
held here. 1tcontinues one week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05
THE ELECTIONS.
Additional News COnHrmafOry Of the
victory fH Mississippi-AU quiet
Throughout the State.
Later Reports froua other States More
Favorable 90 the DemOeFaey-wis-
eoRsin Gone Democratic.

Special 70 the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, Novem er Re.
turns ali in. Toe Democra'is msiarity
In this county is over 500 Wells. anti
Ames, leads Howe, Republican, FOR con-
eress, in this c0un Y 1900, aud in the
district 5000, with four couuties 10 bssr
from.
Lsst evening ST Oxford, Missis sippi,
curing The Publication a sad event Oc-
CURED which caused the Instant death
OF Percy Howry, Judge Howry's young
est son. He was raising "A anvil 10 be
Tired, when his pistol fell upJn it, fred,
and killed him Instantly.
Special to the Appeal
CARRoLLToN, November 3.-Ycu have
manifested 30 much Interest in the well
being nf Mississippi that l ana anxious
Tor you Ia kIog that oar county (Car-
roIi) hes st last thrown off the Radical
sh2ck!es, and aIe sure this morning OF
success. ] think the entire c rseTTativa
ucke. is elected, unless 6 may be the
Radical c&Ucidste icr chagcery clerk,
who, n elected at all, will be by 3 very
email majority. Glory enough IN one
day.
Special 10 the Appeal
WATER VALLEY, NOveu Der , Wa
ter Valley beat has cast, up 10 two
o'clock, T6T votes, and will probably run
up to 500. All OF these will be Radical
EXCEPT about Serca hundred. All quiet,
and the Democrats in the best spirits
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05
The missouri Pacidc Railway.

NEW YORK, November Am sd-
journed meeting Of unsecured creditors
OF the Missouri Pacific railroad was held
yesterday. A letter from General Gin
ton b Fisk, treasurer of the Atlantic
and Pacific railroad, was read, in which
he state d tina. it was impossible fer him
90 be present. Mr.. f. J. BoUrnGn, at
torney for the city aud county Of s..
Louis, stated thst a. times the company
we've advertising for sale one million
eight hundred and fiity-fJur thousand
dol ais worth OF bonds for seventy-fve
Gel { } on the dollar. They did not have
any bonds in their possession to dispose
of, ard the advertisement was merely a
blind to deceive creditors. The bank
rupt proceedings have terminated by the
action Of Judge Treat, al -. Louis, who
appointed q receiver.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05

heartejness which was exhibited. He
gave many examples OF what men
could accomplish by being terribly in
earnest, and closed his ssfnon with su
account Of the conye sion OF q youIg
wife 81 Newcastle, England, who at first
sid she did not want to he a christian
She attended the meetings nightly for a
week. said she wsnte to be saved, and
she was saved. He rial letter
from her husband, telling him that she
had since died, and that she bad de-
voted the last days Of her life to Jesus
work. "When ITea that letter." said
Moody, al thanked God that had go le
to England" Al e. sic giE z and the
delivery OF a dosing pray e., the coDgrs-
CATION was dismissed, sn Inquiry meet
ing being ait rWayd held in the simpson
Methodist Episcopal church, soi Dining
tina Rink
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05

EX-GOVERNOR VANCE, OF Moth Caro-
lins, will le tIre tonight al the Green
law Operahouse on "The Scattered Ma
ton" ne hesI esk for him a full house
Few Of the public men OF the south have
bigger reputation for forensic ability
or The scholarship necessary u the eiab-
Grafton Of subjects beyond the domain
Of politics. a gentleman of studious
hsbits, Of extensive reading, and withal
s liberal Of most pronounced views, he
may be expected to speak Of the people
OF "The Scattered Nation" who
have so thoroughly stamped themselves
upon our civilization, in q spirit that
will leave nothing to be desired by any
OF them. We feel ourselves just fed,
Therefore, in anticipating for him a
full house and a large attendance Of
the cultured people OF cur city, with
many OF whom the governor, we are
happy to Say, has already made an
acquaintance that Will, We hope, ripeD
into hearty f-ieDd,hip
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05
The Additional fast-MaiI Service.

WASHINGTON, November 4-When
the additional fast-mail service from
New York westward goes into operation
or the first proximo, there viii be two
postal. car trains run daily between New
York and Pittsburg, but only one be-
tween Pittsburg and points further west.
The connections between Pittsburg and
those points will be definitely deter
mined hereafter, tut General Lyner says
it 10 probable the St Louis connections,
so far es the pOstaI-csr service ia COLI
cerned, will be made with the fast morn
Jog train fr0na New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05

Despite the very Indictment weather
and the small audience at the Jheater last
n ght, Heverly's ministries gave one of the
most interesting entertainments of the KIND
that We have witnessed in this city for long
while. There was no drag in the play what
ever, even the lew JduL as q Primrose and
West, in their excellent and artistic clog
dancing being too trivial to detTact from their
very clever performance, which always adds
TO the enjoyment of the audience. The vocal
selections by Messrs Dixon, Roe, Rapier and
FTillman were noticeabIy good, each piece re-
ceiVlng appreci alive encore. This quartette is
undoubtedly the best connected with any
minstrel troupe now travelling. Their singing
is OF higher order than usually heard in
minstrel tOupes, and OF such q character as >
engage the attention and elicit the praise of
every cOnnOisseur of vocal music. The pro-
gran me of last night introduced Mr.. Barlow
in one of the Ethiopian roles which is far su
perior 10 its mihutt9 to anything he has yet
given. 1t fits him exactly, and in no feature
does he "overdO' or fail TO reach what is de-
sired to be expressed by way of Illus
trating the negro character. There are
now but few of the old original cornfield
dalkeys left, and Il is not probable that in the
next decade we can find any one among the
Ii nStTel trOupeS able 10 portray, as he does,
with such fidelity, tue Ethiopian character in
its true, ard to us, familiar phases. Most min
stEels oyerdo the character, and in their effort
TO please and smuse, substitute the pleasant
ries and hctiCnS OF ART for the somewhat COM
mon place depletion of The negro as known 10
us in his GntebelIuBI dialect, customs man
DeTs and distinctive characteristics. Mr.. Bar
low, however fills the bill TO perfection, and
will therefore not only attract large audi
enceS, but be accorded the praise which he
merits a. q delineator OF the Old-fashiCned
negro in his most natural and familiar ways.
Give us Barlow and his negro sketches and
we will laugh until weary with mirth. To-
night the HaVerly MINISTRIES give another en-
teFtainment, and will doubtless nave a full
house. Tomorrow afternoon, at two O'Clock,
they give a matiUee, and take their leave
after Saturday nights Performance We can
recommend the Haverly Ministries TO our cit
izens,and feel assured that all who attend Will
be entertained most delightfully."-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05
LAWYER AND CLIENT.
Copy Of an Order Passed ny the Crimi-
nal Court Yesterday-RestrictiOn
of Counsel in Consulting
Prisoners.


The criminal court yesterday adopted
the following order, which We commend to
the attention or practitioners before that
tribunal:
II Is ordered by the court that no attorney
praCticins ia this court, shall, unGer any
pTcutence whatever, speak to or communi-
cate with any prlSO-Cr confined in the cOun-
II Jail upon q cIimi nal accusation, felony
or miSdemeanOr, unless he shall FIST have
been employed by such prisoner to act as
his counsel, or unless such prisoner shall do
mand of the jaller to lee su"h attorney for
the purpose of employment; that when en-
plOyed, or FOughU 10 be employed by any
prisoner, no attorney shall speak to or have
consultation with the prisoner save in the
audience or consultation rooms of the jail.
Tn court further orders that the jailer of
this county be expressly charged With see
ing the above order enforced and he l. hc.c-
by inst ructcd in no inst ance to allow any aJtOr-
hey 10 have an interview or consult ton with
any prisoner unless he shall first have been
notified by such prisoner that such attorney
is his counsel, or that he wishes TO co suit
with him for the purpose of employment; and
he is turthe} more expressly ordered to report
TO this court sny attorney violating or seek
Ing to violate, VI, in any manner whatever,
evads the foregoing rules and orders; and to
that end that copy hereof be served upon
said jaiier.
a true copy from the records.
Attest: n. c. PERKINS, Clerk.
R. 5. CAPERS, Deputy Clerk.
November 4, 1875.
NessTs. horTigan, Moss, Adams, Taylor,
Cannon and Logwoo5, who were present,
made remarks in favor of the above order,
which, we understand, is Endorsed by all the
members OF the bar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05

WHARFMAsTER ED SHAW publishes
-muUuicatioa in another column in
reference TO the account published yes
terjsy in the APPEAL Of bis aasault on
Mr. Younger. We have nothing 10 do
with the matter one way or the other,
save as chronicles q passing events.
Whist we gave The public was Mr..
YcungeT's statement, and We have
every reason 20 believe tia. statement
correct especially because he is we'll and
handsomely indoIsed by some Of the
most accomplished and leading gentle
men OF Mississippi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05

a WASHINGTON dispatch says thst
IN addition &c the Indictment against
Julius Witko Esky, charged with frau
dulsuty Obtaining twenty-six Thousand
dollars from the government, true bills
have be n found by the grand jury in
the alleged conspiracy in presenting false
claims against General J. S. Negley,
Henry FelteIbsrg, Wiley Edwards,
Louis Beck, Albert Metoa'f, r. c.
Mitchell, q a. PUrdy, d. G. Stewart,
Frank Lowers and Hy. Waters, and
sis0 against Suqg Foit and Exon
gresham r r. Butler, of Tennessee.