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, 1875-12-03
4 TERRtrLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

4 TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
~ ttaged cs better deserve the name of
"hc 7sor" than tlat which transrired but a few
dsvs ago on the railroad poar GopfriIz, Austria.
At a faw miuutes tazt in the morning, ~ q
trim II fourteen carriages, with i23 passengers,
wks rosaing bridge satne 10 fnat IN Lei9us,
tho en- ssue snu from tbs rails mud plum .si luto
the cha sm, d!agviuy all but Gus OF the 1aia With
it, Abt vt dozen rassoneert wero killed, and
~ man .1orn ReIluuelv iaju cd. TIN Others,
w,oIerfu t6' rotate {for the cars wsss hcn cd OF
Zach otbot H. tuaa ihed TO ftagmonts]. oscapinE
will but sIIg, II wounds * bruises. Tho ea.
r,neor and It, ker wnre crashed to jelG, apd
tl,o chtsf guard docaptsatod. 4 nal c,cs< vas
fatally scaled II onsh death did not felease him
for several hours, durluR which la ~ beneath
tho 1uip auibly ian lcpt'oE the fsto Of bis lami-
Is and entroattbc In wa eE, which could not 10
conveyed 10 bin. pregnant woman, vboso
motAor's brains ore asaed out b. m iron bad
by bar aido escat ed I'm 'nju1ed ana gave birth to
her child while yet cntAs 'R'ed IN sao rroek. Ek-
amina:lon showed tbas Il o slaughter va rot ths
ratlroad work Ind ronor. d the nuts Rnd bolts
flon live rails on oue htls II tho curve Ana thea
lcsl the rails 81 that Gs track appeafeo eato
anl untouched. The a!Isit ls ~ tue more HOT
rts,ls becAu4e but little vii 10 belore threo at'
tcuPts had becn made IN pro. 'loeiy aluaAaf man
ner 10 wreck trsinn Gu aucHner roeu.
, 1875-12-03
TIE NATIONAL GKASGE.

dor.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 2.-The National 1raaeo ad-
journvo sine die to. night after Iaubacting tho
following business:
Res"rtt. That. in tho Sense OF Tho National
present wants Of Order. ~ the clu.na scensa OF
tLts lons Anl Lborous sion alp.o4.h, n - the
tnenortst Of prsv!ous aes.'ons aud msn, glorious
achievements Of tbs Order fetaFn to In We look
forward 70 ths future, We are deeply Impressed vita
the truth th.e must n al times pse,erra vital
'ad!viau.i nssu'bers of ths. Order, To bat
ms4nt.in tn xIor, 30 ea', and pespesuls, 'ats .ud
hs n4ture 81 our salan,u ob!a4ti9us snoaM ever bs
lure out ft1hw.patros .Esf 1rs tao 3Joa aaa,e Of
trothcr " litter anoihd he - pisc 81, .oeo4 ole ot
cIplss DFIer 1ta nisstun |. of psaca, veu
usue.s, anu Rood Will. Tuarefor.. III tns is us.iou
Is evp oon 81 'o " unf ~: w ~, n ,hn .ss ~
Avudst ty our ussuIcrt. We aso hoi that tho inter-
troattop ot M law Of CIR Order which worss !asni.
feat Kny melkdr IL flt, nj that III al
applications Of LAWS 4at EeB llAtloHs We should
always rsmsnbes thst tue 0rsnas Z oss.ni4o1 for
wvr1hy .nen,5er w truat tlss our me,ntors ssrTy.
HaA RENEW their pletxss OF faiy Ia this pote
sn.he.hoo! sndsavoFnx s.Rasasy to nts W :, 1s
constantly atrivo 70 ss:uFs enaFs harmpn5, Aa
viii, vital brosnushooi auo!{ oursere.. .nl to
to suppssss RsrHJnAi lo.I4 ss:lioull, anl Aat1JuA
prejudeta. ii unhealthy risalry. md 81 aola.h
btlVb. IGr4e uF6 buk h!d Ahfots Uut Flthl s1EcHes
which w.il kiyx LIE aud Iul nl.uete to sses} 4lau4s
Throughout uut laud it ns4ubels Will uu: suulaa
ssh otass 10 sxsuplf5 tasn 10 thass "oFua AID -.
tioa4+
Mr. Aiken. Of South Carolina, offered tho fol-
loving fa.o!utlon
Ltsplexd, That lhs cuftency question IL rapidly b.
cou1x political question:, aud. tasss{uss should nut
ts sntsft-tn Il " thia Gangs
4 resolution requiring tho Secretary 10 have
printed "a, 01J coptbs Ut tie proceedings Of thiE
seGblou, aud seud Of the sAms IL each BtAte
orange II many copiss u the1s ~ers uuul d1uatS
qlanpes in July, lo73, uEder direction Of tbs az
COMMITTEE, and not !ess than ten copiss 70 o4on
State Grange Master, was AIup.al.
mr. Mooss, Of tie Fioauea Commsteo 0ub-
mists3 y resolution lustEuul,ux the fl4cAI AGsnt
OF tho Oros. ~ ksw iurk IL ttanafsr csrlsin
stocks. Amounting TO elt,t<W, 10 ths Executive
commit.es Ut tbs National GIause 10 enable
that COMMITTEE ~ pay the various dunatiops to
tls Bta:s GiahRes grated ~ this tssslun.
ADOPTED. Mr. Maxwell ouetoh = resolution In
regard 10 corporation. iustsuc.iug tie
Worthy Master to continue co.rosponoeEca
with Euzlsh cu-opsratlys societies, And s1lsud-
ing 1leudly gEeesiog to al saca s,c4ss.a4.
, 1875-12-03

h:t.v yt9lR nED rs an An,ttdoment aEd exercls0.
!, tbs prngresH Of hor work aha lcAnod
INK nni 1lcbrow. and translated tic "hole
R,b,e, from Oonetin 10 Revelations. t0ic".
An aimed fsma1o burgiIE is ravaRifg thu cnnn-
;. ,roun1 ssrou isborg, pa. hho na1 bunu onco
,n,ursd aud put iu jail; bnt oolss md bala
(on,a not hold her and shs Ia agstn nj largo.
RI. CiucinnatI Commercial coa,aa.y re:o's t.,
n,oualus statesman ~ Cault1nld, or Csn1s-
nrar-ao II tneto cbu1d pe arT .'onbt about his
t,ms. IA well call him Cnuv. C4oY, aud he doua
nth It.
Tho Paris correspondent Of tbs London T.mts
b,raes The telegraph with having made him 70.
[ort gambetta - ahyin9 that "the revolution
~. boeu chAnged into q wo:.nurao" iustoad Of
,,he revolution has boon changed whiio 1t Ia still
i pure."
Arsepe Honssaye'a non. whose marriage wss
.tcly poticei, IL said to bo the best Grneh
6toplas Of hlA age III Europe. Arseno himself
rore i particularly sanctialonious look as lie
os,t st tho hltat, aud tho ncxt day tie old roI,-
ob,.e publmhod book which. they Ray, l!o will
,ot ksk hia aesly tina 10 daughter to read.
i French husbsnl knows how to pay pratty
.omn!Inensa. Whnt could hayo bean ruore e1.
rrsesive, for instance, than the roux,k Of fond
hn,bsnl OH tho flst Anniversary Of hla Wedding:
!. ~ dear freud, thin year has bocu the hap.
o,tst day Of mr. life." Doubtless tie vonng
[esuessaco hsd not stared At Lumo ono evening
[.nsr fla llIYs fortnight.
Mol 10 Jepu,e Co.llna, Of Boston. proposes to
Ia ~ ~. d,nncr1 tn noor and frlondt... o,,,,
icdpg Tho coming winter u htrotofote The
yorx ezeltes much syn,'asl,y, Aad eatim
.fr Mas Vo!llna an ehsihu!e reputation. lilo
1.d7 Cl4ra We're da Vetes In Chicago might profit
~. toov tbe e,nmD1c. hf1sa c.,1,;ns, cntnr,
pdsa y supported almost ensllelJ BY voluntary
.nise,ipt1ona
'pp's' ...,.
Tbs WOMAN on hccount Of whom the shooting
MIR IN Sousb D.nl occurred proyes to be
tn'A ~ r, ~. eoA p'os w
III notorious U'llv Itlpp' baFt Of female
pdnter-tfamp. Bte bus been in several pnntiny-
bean discharged al soon As her true character
, 1875-12-03
uNKlNnlY REMEMBERED.

BAN Fn1Hc1sco, Cal, Dec. 2-Capt, Waddol1t
who arrived In conma,td Of tho paoiho mail
steamer citY OF San Fran cisco. will not take her
on her arsE trip to Sydnef VIA Honolulu. being
threatened with arrest BY 10 HswAllao authori-
tics Oh cLarSe Of p,racy. for the destruction
Of tho Hawal,su bark uarges :, during bis ouetA-
tions against tho Arctic VII aling aeet tn tho
s.esmer Shenandoah, Capt. Loch|An will tAks
his place tempatarls, pending arrangements to
secure Wsdda1's freedom fl0m nolss,auon by
tho tlaS t1sn authorities,
, 1875-12-03
SPAIN,

MADRID, Dec. 2.-rhe Cabinet Council hss de-
ctlsd upon the formation ol TWO almles, OF tive
divisions eAot. one III Navarro, TO bo commanded
bY Gen. Mnssirsx Campos, aud the otllar an ths
Dsaque Provinces. u bd co.uri IHdsf " 0eo
Qussels. I'ha Oeueral. will shortly leave tx
snair saapeollya cumuanis
NEW CABINET.
MApup, Doc. 2.~Tas chan n,es in the Cabl net
usLt iuts elfsSt to-day. Tue folaJwluK Ministers
took .ls uttn u o.lco betoss t4e King C4uoyas
lel Cssti.l., Psssidsnt VI The MlnisIesiA Coua-
, 1875-12-03

1oaoHEo. Nov. 3o,-Tha public accounts show
as ts'lsbls assets Of the Province at tie cud Of
~ to ba g. AT. B23, aKsins. Hhlch tho llabisleE
~ s9,4ll.8u Ths Treasurer In tho last f1uau-
sa ~ statement estimated the revenue Tor 1875 at
t4'o,oo0. BY tue nins moothH' statement
seueat down yesterday 1t appears the grosa d.
seNa tor the nine months l1avs reached e2,Bl0,-
w. Nus Al this includes &t43 1885 realized from
90 ssls Of debenturay, tie net receipts FROM all
sEaluary Sources may DO ,eo4 oned for tho three
SssNtss ut D., l01, 600. Tho appropriations Tor
~ ~ !sas smoontsd to 9:.225, 6Ya besldes 9l9l, :
~ a.anoally charged on account Of tho rttl aS-
- .ts1Aa{ ~ hnh. N0,wlthstsudioR tue fallioR on
y y ~ as Clown Lands Department racespts, oaing
s.aa sae GspssSaiou 10 tue lutnt'er.trade aud tlt
s,s snl hnaaclsl B'rtngsucy, tneto win bo \ sur
r. eo 4e yeAf's trRllsaet4t m Of from e3ll0 600
T. .sn10NW. bringing up the itPius assets Of
s1oflaee 10 uekiiy - soc. .o0U.
, 1875-12-03
BElCiliM.

REpunCnAsrko or RAILWAY IIfHs aoH uNbkA
FRENCH MAHA0 EhEHT.
Llf0E, Nov. ll-Ihe GalrHe de Ltegs Of to-
day asBer.s Tint the German Government hAa
conveyed 10 freudv say to tia Belgian Csb-
mot ita desire that the tstlee should repurchasa
tGe belgian iues, which arc IT pressut undor
tho management OF tto Frouc4 Northern RalI-
nay Company.
, 1875-12-03

pisPArcHEs FROM Gen. RAurNAxy.
Tho Lsuia Husse publishes sonle iulportant
dspAschos from uou. Kaufman. 4 dlnpstrh
Eliutsd oE lhs 4kh Of November saya:
Aftsr the dt ptsspa of the bAulls Of Abdousranan-
AutoLachi. at Marghtlan Ind At uuEeh a.i the ap3a-
Gen. Kantu.unts A4us.4e. c4np invited ths newly
proclaimed Khan To cuns 10 u Fghnzn in osdtr 10
sisn tas sr.at.tlon. 1 Of s trs.t} of peace When
for Nam4uH.u. with Tho o1jeet uf sstahshing quar-.
ter. tlso, AMI " slny there for some ts. st4rcay
Lad oas trools fsserd the tight h&nt Of tho River
Byr-Dati4, w.eu nas out ~ Il WI. proc aim H. in
TIC EASTERN poron ot tbs Khau4ts, y lao Ap:cua:A
dou.ra hniap Aotonasshl ind lis sustan MouTsh
le1 throthur OF iha lerosel Khoadotal1 At tie
head of tL1a new .aoy N mt. Tho city os And!djau
lunlsh Tie Inhabitants ol Andalan. our Command
ln-cnef sent detachnont Of troops thtss In charge
stubborn Test.aucs. YAs walls Of tae sown bud to
BE- A.Aautsd and Atorned. Thu truops w1ee met and
fought il thu streets. tus cnsmy nsing svo pieces
u. After nlsluK hired tho city in several parts aud
inflicted ~ snpEno.s lo.s en The esmy w. 3oash q: =
Kittcl4ks tuat lay In thsir puth.
H. II consmun. .otuoa via Interrupted and no uews
could ~ ohtslnsd Of Nall Gen. Iro'sky, dsa haul
mans Aidele-Caup started with hs oort% IL endrasor
to rcoIn them. Jnir!on ttuAuy saate, aua sHen
sae confined fofeea tur.sd asanss TITO nsu boly u
II I naats ND iasns s io.s. s.' I. aa,su.
lAsy took ~ akat .tsaloolns ns.rly sssty!hs tIsy
osxet el including nineteen naKs aud sHa4ts, ~ufca
fo lntt our hands. Tao loss&s on cur sids were ~
follows; Twelve ktllod forty soldiers and o'aseTs
ana uvs c4mp.servhns4 wounls1. Returning 10 NAm4u
gan !u ths noz,ng tugy found that to h'14Ai1ea aud
kptchlks had ur!tad and we're as to "sn revolt In
tho city owing, II vas said, 11a - Funoe TO tho
sct thst the who's huaAau 0EIs't'onaty corss hau
been ds.troytd. usrs sLaiuon-i 'iacultJ, sna
SLATED lie AuEsisus s1u!ug lha HlSso ny SHELL
hlg, ele.
Yns details Of the r.sinE It khohsnd. causing
the new Khan to Il, to &nodjsnt, Ars not Jet 70
hand.
oEs. KArRNAsH WAHrR hk1aFoacExENTe.
LONDON, Dec. IA psenHa telegram to the
Da,iy Netes su,s Geu. hsufiuaDu has Informed
tIle tioysrprnent II st. Petersburg thst, unlasA
he tecsiyea GU0U msn with srti,lsry, /, cannot
,rl,s.p tho Exrttbou OF kho1aud. All hia avail
ab 9 tsoopa merely suffice to protect tue tlou.
tier.
, 1875-12-03

nEPAKsEsTATloH At TIE CENTENNIAL
DgnlIN, Deo. 2,.-T4e Pedersl Council has
paz.sd 4 resolution adding 100000 m.1ks to tue
ssui s'reAdy collected to facilitate aud pro poto
the dlsplAy Of German products at tho P4ula-
dutphiA Exhibition.
, 1875-12-03

rstss'A' eofrtspeHlsnss " TAs chtsapo T.tbuns.
14ssno, Mlcb,. NuY. 2o.-Yc4lot tsyse sim
ssals ta this ctsy, with pzos,secss ct elos,ug
EN- .Ahae. OF ths sohoo!a. Thers wsss s,cht
e4R. Sasurdsy,-ass trolp sca4las tsyex.
, 1875-12-03

THE Pr, 'ScE or VIA Lra' TnAvfEB.
Ioxnsy, Uoc, .2.-TLo Pnneo Of Wales and
suite haze arrived ~ kandy.
, 1875-12-03

I'll Csl ic,on cot'antos, Minister II Fo.ei4n
Afrat1t Martin II r.sn Mir u Of Jnsate !:
rpreno II III OF Of Public Work. Tns osl,tt
head. Of hnpA tms ~ 10 Esd q Hanged. tos-
lan:e. ~..t d T. red the mission to 4 IN ;, bit do
rim II II. b"inX nnaho to i-A51 Ih1 0itv on ac-
cauut Of dome 4ic Affair.". To ras III n trrnf-
ftrr ffo n 4he Ministry Of Ju.tics y that OF
Fo1 elKu Affairs,
, 1875-12-03

=, as@tH Ltspatah II IAs fAllueo Ttf5uas.
skoAa nAnap. H., Do. 2.-A Knights
t+'op'.t oommandtry w.s 4u,.lsuted bore 70
:. " 6uip*Lt u,And Conn audtr q. P. Waters
T,,ssaot @oaot PisasAns. Delegations Of Waiting
sd,: dubuque, DsW.t1 clutou, aud sevatal
II @ns s to"us who Ioiu I'd sls4E ,lrrdl.a hsse
hight. 'Ns' ~ soe fa1aaa aouss 81
, 1875-12-03
kHOkAND.
RUSSIAN CUNQuEBTg.

LoNpoH, Dec. "A llenter telegram dated
AhodIsnd. Sov. 80. says, notwithstanding Their
recout defeat 1T Namaugan. ,ha kiptcL4ks H.
sembled On tho !eft bauks OF the Marin anI Syr-
pasia Rivers In large uuubesy. Their LoAd-
Husr. ara wcro At Dasy6;EolI wh"re they Ind cuu-
centrassd to tue number Of u, G1u. Tue nusA.kus
uu3er Geu. Skubelen, at hcaea tho town Npg.
~. The htp!ehaka se:e dsfeatcd viii inmen SO
ioss. 1he Nunhlau ttoopA, s!ser their victory,
returned to hau,acgau. It Ia believed securlty
iB re-estahilsLel on tho ri3hk bauk vi tho Eys-
Daria.
, 1875-12-03
GREAT BRITAIN,

CHEK1 BRtTh1N,
WHY ENGLAND boranT THE HuEk CANAL 8HARfg.
Loxpox, Dec. 9-6 4. m.-A Paris GOTTA
spoudcnt Of tho Times reports th1t Tbs Due
dIiarcourt, Ia q dispAch 70 tue Duo do Cassss,
Fraucb Munster of Forsign Affair.", statos thAt
Lord Derby told him England bought ths
Eha11yos thnres aofeLJ to prevent prapa nder-
anre Of fo.eiun inHuonce In tie auaz Cau1i. and
would uelthrr tropose nor oppose hn arrhnge-
1nent to r ACC The cnma1 uader the management
OF m International aynd,cato.
rAlLuREs
se;t'pr-day At til. s,cck Exchange, yesterday,
Lroutls. for Ii ratrcr m pro s.,ao tu9 ushN nam-
her Of f1iIuros. - 1ar;TS, Assa tu y Of Drug.
9":s iro:nots. etoc1 an, STARE brokers. Ihelt
uea . five other fni ures Of ie4~ ,L>% %oEtAnce.
, 1875-12-03

MICHIGAN STATE TREASURY.
sfss'as Daratsh to Tht Eat:aqa I+toam,
q! sasf*o, Mich, Lao. 2.-Tle folio a,ng IL :
ssA+enent Of tie Esca1tts Atd dtatursements 1t
~ Aats 1reaau1 or. ottlco for thu mouth .ndIns
ss'. 70. 1875,
Isra.aa % aand ot. .30.........,....$ 9t7,p0l,3s
"aps* Tor tAs month. :. l13asa.l
Mshp,....'.. .... ,............. 81, ,17a. 1s.47
sAsA4 tor tie month. ......,.,.,, 23d,ko5.l&
''1-us Nov. &c.,. els,sil.ss
, 1875-12-03
RESURRECTl0NISTS.

Tho Story Of tho Woman and
Child ut tho Morguc.
Arrest Of the Two h1cn Who Did tho
Packing Of the Bodies.
Their Protestations Of Inno-
cence, and Accounts
Of the Affair.
The Guilty Doctor Warned by o
Reporter and Clears Out.
Arrest Of Two colored iIen Who Dug Up
Tho Corpscs at CrateIand.
They We're Hired by The Resurrectlonist
Firm o! Wilder & Co.
Tho Trip to the Ccnaetcry--.TVi1-
der Afraid to TnlSo u Haud.
The Cadarcrs Intended for the Iowa Ctr
ColleSo..-Tllo Discoveries Last
February.
Wt}1nr Nau5 ~ TIN Bue;un-o-prana ring f1r
, 1875-12-03

During tho Afternoon, huHt. lltakey htla
Deputy bupt. Dixon weze busy 10 rrylog TO ascur-
lAlu
WHICH ONE OF THE CEMETERIES
| had bean robbed. At h'st th@ Superintendent
WIZ. ineliuotl to think tLst The body lad "cen
| taken froin Ua1wood Csmotary. from tue tact
| that tho expreasn,au toallhed that he recoved
| tho barrel near the corno, Of Wabnsh Atanuo sud
Twent y-socond stleos. Then le recaived infor-
nlss4on fztm tho Mayor Il Rugers' Park that
seemed to po!nt unmfststao}y to"ari.
s''s surss sss'e!s L. say sss tssas sess. 81 81
| Woduesdat morning he heard two slluss fired
In close .uccea,inp. aud shuusht thaE thsy catno
from the direction Ut tho cemrte'r. ln The
teloxl ANS from cach place stating shat iuthing
In tus boJy.suatclinH line had t.keu place VI
either cs,oetcly. 1hat from John Doss. tue
.tss1aant T. T. Csass'y, ~ somown sosoas.
attempt Of thu kind bad been maus, but was
frustrated BY tao attl nAnt 4. lug \. this robbsrs,
Koseh,ll aud Gtsceln.d wera thought entne!Y
uuk pf th3 question. aud coplo aueltly 10 Rttou-
tsou naa paid to etI]leI.
At tho w 1t ssla stations Tue otloara wore on
tbs lookout for suspiclpls characters. aud to-
!! wards evening hoy arTest4d tI!Tee young msu.
wlo have recently baeu noticed In tbs company
Of wou1a WHO aams@h hst ausa ored The de-.
seslption Of the Oue found LII thp barrel. Fur
soros days past tha wuntu 4ha boon luis in :,
| aud tho Suspicious Of tho onc-n weEa Aiousai
A. tho ArMuty lhe p0'ic0 s!Euck tbs
| HIGHT T9AIL
OF tho affair carly IL tho day. and perslsteotty
| held 70 It nat4 tho +nd. sums days Ag0,
Her9t. O'Connor rep Jrted to Cap buckley that i
patty Of bod,-snssohers had &rs4Mgsd tu deliver
corpas It tue Beunast Msu!cal Cd. eye on ssa1o
| atreat, neas Polk. Acco diugly policeman WAS
o.. dutv In tue rsar and trout VI ls bnildtu9 Ill
Mon1sy evening. and evos snce thu cIoscst
watch has been kept npon tbs place. AlsuouEh
A. no time was suJ thing aoou that creAssd tls
lrs.t suspicion. Tue party OF toly snascters
referred to wss0 knuan BY the Sssgeant tu
make shsir head quarters VI uurs1l's
SAIGON, ou tho corusr Ut laylos
aud CLARK strocts, aud wben they
presented themselves 1t Ihe saloon, shortly
| sft.r9 O'Clock Lat evenau9. Tho Sergeant aud
marched than OF to the ArmorT. Tuey gave
| ths ne.len Of
TOM Boo1T AND JOHN M'ALL1srxA,
! aud, when charged with ,exurEectlng ths body OF
| = WOMAN aud ca.ld. tnsy op>ned their eyea III
| blank &slou!shmsut, And blandly told the entirs
| ta!s. Bsott " lszgs, nasslssIy-ltamsa a*gFo.
, 1875-12-03

G&tHt
AcAllister-I coulda's tell much about It. It
wa. ~ u.ek. lilo Duo pulled out klud Of box.
aud put lAe cu4n iutu It. He tnsn gAvo " ID
ceuts to ,ils hsus with, and Se vent Amy.
ofortar-Ihtn you dldu. get your $3.50,
l1eAlilY.er-Ao, hah, Never la : cant. In,
awful .o.r5 tia thug evos hap sned,
Uu.caso has had fsss fro = b1dy.sna;cheIs
siuca
LAST FEBRUARY
~ben guile AolH4tion Uas created by the dis
cuyory. IN tne taar oi No. lG7 NoEth Wsla street.
Of rhatn. l.uouse,-a depot to which tbs iosv-
9: gleu rusnA,na oi tho exhunsd dead Were de-
listed .or ssls among the ssudcnty Ut tho differ
cut MEDICAL Colleges whose profession conpuis
tleu II practice .iasaetion. f4ia o4scoveEy aas
nude By. osliosrs shaack snl Doxsu,
tue plaza Indicated lone up Ia LAtysa
OH thr ulsht of Feb ~. Thsy wore conveyed to
tie place IN III sxpI ss-aAPou, Oue OF tho urlv.
sIso: w:nch. DR.. l.. y: W's'iAms. Alsaa George
thu aifr4Y resulting ftuln ths dt.aayerr.
ln tho uouII ~ u Tho Corouor'4 inuueat, held
upon 1l4s reMsus. fsb y, Il s,ausp'rsd
eo.Srsd, dated Jan, &C.. is.6, rhieh id
not gtvo the nans OF tito consGuor,
Luk acknowledged the couIisumsut Of Two bar
reIs 10 scos., logan j Co., Low. Cisy. IA. l.
Alro appeared taat tho rssl uaine of tho woundei
retu,rscslun,st WA DR.. L. Il, WlEl,Ams. rasdtng
at M. ~ Coventry ts.e cot. Ills btothes xas vita
l..n ~ tho tiine OF tho arrest, bu: mads hls en-
es.s, aIthuuIh dsea upon .shd Wounded By
tao police. Bulb tnan had bean oonessnsd in
body. sua 'c!,.n1 r,rylouAly;: .uI oniy 4 ah3lt
t,u4s bsiofn had been shot It by tho s4xsqu OF
Goacul d.s telustsly, wtrrs they lad Laen hung
lug around to; several GA"s. Wll;i4ms xas
hsd Tor trsf lu bonds OF d 300, aud h.s trial
w.s eat Ios ths tirat fl.i.y ii Asrch, bat viii
Rrt at sklil hs "junped h!s bail" before III,
sytu; eAu,e otf, sud since tlat period has Mt
bees henid ftuul. Tue cd a., 30 t4f ~ known.
we're tske,, IRON thu t1sttr'a Fio;d 1t 1eHsE4Qn.
0atx ! fxW WKxkA Ado
the hlst instance of the klld that occurred since
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-18
The Stockholders Meeting.

In compliance with the bylaws, the
holders of a majority Of the stock in
the HERALD Printing and Publishing
Company assembled at the HERALD
office yesterday, and in accordance
with legally published notice, pro-
ceeded to elect a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year, com mmencing on
the 11th instant. The meeting was
called to order by Geo. G. Gibbs,
President of the old Board. It being
found that majority of the stock was
represented by those present, a ballot
was taken, II. S. Orm ard L. w. Lord
acting as tellers, with the following
result: Directors, Ii. M. John
ston, l.. J. Rose, J. M. Bas-
sett, E. E. Hewitt, j. r. Nc
Connell, HI. J. Crow and Gabriel AL
len. After the election of the new
Board, the old Board adjourned sine
die.
At q p. NJ. the new Board met and
proceeded to organize by the election
of H. M. Johnston President and J.
M. Bassett Secretary. ]. M. Bassett
was elected editor r-in-chief and general
business manager of the paper for the
term of one year.
An assessment of five per cent. on
the capital stock was levied and the
proper notice ordered given by publi-
cation in the HERALD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-18
The kobIest Charity in America.

Girard College, in Philadelphia, is
now supporting and educating five
hundred and fifty orphans. For more
than thirty years its beautiful marble
halls have been filled to their utmost
capacity. Here thousands of boys
have been trained up in the paths of
virtue, who, perhaps, would have be-
come pests of society if its doors had
not been opened to them. Every
child, when admitted into the College,
is indentured to the Board of Mana
gers. He is instructed by teachers
who rank with the highest in their
profession. Boys who exhibit remark
able talents, after completing the
thorough and practical course of study
in the College, are sent to other Col
leges to acquire more extensive edu-
cation; while the greater number are
bound out to farmers, mechanics and
tradesmen to acquire knowledge of
business that will make them useful
and independent citizens. The income
of the College for 1874 was 100000,
while the expenses were $400, 900. The
income will soon be so large that it
will be difficult to find objects of
charity sufficient to exhaust it.
$40 acres of land belonging to
the estate will soon be covered with
houses, the lease of which will make
Girard College the most magnificently
endowed Institution in the world. In
comparison with such gift, whether
we consider it's immense value or the
noble work it is accomplishing for
humanity, the donation of James
Lick sinks into insignificance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-18
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
[Edited by the Teachers OF the Public Schools
of Los Angeles county.
Duty of Teachers.

Teachers should frequently and care
fully read the following requirement
of the California School Law. There
is no part of their responsible work
that calls for the exercise of more Wig
lance and prudence. Their success
in training up virtuous men and
women, good American citizens, de-
pends more upon conscientious COM
pliance with this, than with any
other portion of the law.
cit shall be the duty of all teachers
to endeavor to impress on the minds of
the pupils the principles of morality,
truth, justice and patriotism; to teach
them to avoid idleness, profanity and
falsehood, and to instruct them in the
principles of free government, and to
train them up to true comprehension
of the rights, duties and dignity of
American citizenship"