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Connecticut western news., 1875-05-21

A police station Of Prov idence, R. L, was
 struck by lightning during $ thunder storm and the upper portion of the building destroyed
 by fire. Seven officers aei ieep in the top story
 had g marrow escape. All the prisoners and lIodgers were safely remoycd..... Instructions
 have been sent to the provincial authorities of
 Prussia to treat tho collection of money for
 priests who have been subjected to legal penalties, as ., punishable ofense. .... The
 jewelry establishment of Derj. l.. Hood, on
 Breadway, Albany, N. Y, was entered by burg
 lars through rear door while the proprietor was
 gone to dinner and $15,00) worth of jewelry taken. ,,.. Mir. L. A. Benton, jeweler in Cleve- land, Ohio, opened his store at nine o'clock "a few mornings since, and as he turned from
 unlocking his safe, was confronted by masked
 robber with knife. Mr. Benton showed fight with 2 hatehet, when he vas knocked senseless from behind by a second robbe1 fhte thieves
 then rifed the safe and escaped. Mir. Bentons injuries are serious. . Another ocean steamer disaster fol lows too quickly the many that have r been recorded. THe steamer SchilBer was one
 of the, favpEite, steamers of thel line.
 She left New York with about three hundred
 and fifty passengers, many of fhem Germans
 who had acquired fortunes in the United States and were visiting their native land for tue first
Connecticut western news., 1875-05-21

-ac9 DO A Cure for Diphtheria.
 The following recipe for diphtheria is from a medical paper: Apply pounded ice in cloths to the swollen neck and jaws, feed crumbs of the ice to the pa tient unceasingly, and sustain the patient entirely upon new milk. The swelling of the glands of the neck ard under jaw quickly disappears, and the profuse and offensive exudations from the mouth and throat and nostriIs cease as by magic, the congestion and engorgement of the parts are relieved, the heat is diminished, the pulse is lowered and the patient re- covers rapidly No attack which we have seen, however malignant, has with stood this treatment twelve hours. Some othericonditions should be observed. The feet should be placed in hot baihs and the air pure and abundant. It is essen tial that the ice treatment shall be per sistent and unceasing. -."1 -1a
 ros pEs Pork from Dry Corn. .5. A correspondent reports that he is feeding tllirty-three hogs for market, keeping them in small lot, and feeding nothing but dry corn and giving them good water as their only drink. Com mencing March, 9th he fed them four bushels of corn daily, counting sixty eight pounds in the ear as equal to one bishel of shelled corn The hogs weighed l6,Q10 pounds, or an average of 1S1 g. In ten days they gained 595 pounds, fraction over eighteen pounds each; or fourteen and three fourths pounds for each bushel of corn fed. The age or breed of the hogs is not stated, but they were probably, judging by the weight, young hogs in only s store J condition. This is a very good showing indeed. -hass-
, 1875-12-27

N. Dutnont haa dog posnptet by namc and
bis 1.aster is devoted to Bmoking. Sometimes
NJ. Dumont gets out OF tobacco, aud Fompier,
knowing where tho tobacconist il, has Eyo Hous
given him, when ho btragltway goes to tha To-
bacco shop. Buys tho rood, aud roturns with It
to his matter. bon1o time ago Ponlpfsr had
somo money gison to him for tobacco but,
meeting spaniel Just round tho corner, tia
two dogs Ind gamo OF tag. n,l1 tho money was
lost. When rompior cano 1uno without nuv
tobacco hc got II sound tlrashing. No1t slay
pompler won't ont asaln with more nonoy for
tobacco. Round lilo corner. sure enough, was
the aamo spaniel, trying to lure pnor Tompicr
from tho path Of duty, pompor did his best
to rosiat temptation, but alas tle waa weak, aud
ho fell from grace second tilno, and tho Inonoy
1as loat. No. being Ffench dog, Of courdo
some idca Of suicide flashed through his
brain, 'bnt, being moral dog, and a Acliootiyo
dog witkAl. he looked carefully 1T tho hituation
Al hour afterward Poinpfer marched into Mr.
Dumonts prosonco With full 10 Buus' worth of
tobacco, OF co1,tHe hls master was satisfied.
Next day tho dog and hja master took walk in
the Luxembourg gardons 1hey approached
group Of boys onBagod III playing pitot1-peuns.
- Bay+ you, H!r, criod QUO uf tho satuius, THAT
Il nice dog you Aavo! Oh recognxo him.
shall tell tho police all about it. 1t you ato
not thiof, your dog is. Yesterday, whsn wo
wero playing taoro. that dog m7da q Jump for tho
like lightning" ut is With reGrot," ntlds tho
authority for this dog atory, "that I am forced
to state in the most ponitiso terms that Potnpler
was thief. OF course, Il may be quito Ia ordcr
to fnaiss that dogs are endowed to-tlar with Bu-
rcrlor order OF Intelligence. I have unth1ng
further to alvance, nor do wish to e1tonuaso
pQmplcr's cs!rl0,"
, 1875-12-27
Tho EfeelY I1Otor.

Tho Kcclv motor ia by no means icau, as tbs
long sslunce concerning it might have lod somo
crystalizol BY tho organization OF con1psny,
the elscsion Of Directors and active preparation
Of tho machinery that Ia to generate and control
tho mysterious and wonderful force which Is nou
o profound aocrot to The many. The generator
TO DO capable Of resisting pressure Of $4,000
pounds to tho square ioch. lhs nnw receiver In
a perfect sphere Of 10 inches interior and
70 inches exlerios diameter. welelina
completed III Philadelphia, aua iu about shreo
months aftor all this powerful and peculiar ms-
cllner: teglns to operate tho material inteFcHts
Of tho woril Will suddenly bo propelled tor"a ard
many stalia OF rrogroaH on pint Of water.
Tho capital Is 91.000. b0O and it 10 divided into
10000 Hharea At $50 por share, aud all these hhyd
been taken III, by ll5 porsons.
, 1875-12-27

8omu montha slncc an Engtishuan named Al
tfnson bought country place nenr pithiyiers in
France. Fur many wceka thereafter, oarpeutora
and masona wore busily employed in repairing
and altering tho chateau: nnd after thcIr work
had boen completed, Mr. Atkinson issued tngita-
tfons tor largo dinner pnrtY to all The most
prominent families In tho noighborhool. Tie
guests arrived at O'Clock, and, Oh taking their
seats At tho dinnor-tablo. noticed with surprise
that there @as not even ono servant to 10 soen.
Tho soup was oonnusned III sfont astonishnort.
When ~! had partaksn Of 1t, tho host sounded
whistle. and, as II by magic. tho sonp- plates dis
appeared, and tl.tea magnificent bilyur p,stto1e,
EACH contatutng Il roast goose, appeared. Little
cEtes Of torror were hpnr,l from thu iniies. Mr.
Atkinson took no roto OF his guests burp7iso
but, ren1nrkiug that it was very warm evoniug,
whist.ed asasn, and the whole ceiiing disappear
ed, tho toat'B black coat vanishing 1t tho sa,sb
moment, leaving him e!othod In a wl,ite suit.
The guests, alarmed, wtro about to riao FROM
their chairs, when they souod themselves, their
ehairs, and tho tablo suddenly raised feet Aboye
.he Aoor. They, hoNssor. wefe Boon loworod
again TO the floor, and all took refnge in hahty
A,eht from tho deuoniao abode. 4 tutical in
vest'gation WAS instituted, and It wRs found that
Mr.. Atkinson had been for ten yehrn tho CHIEF
fnachiulst at Coyent Hartlen Theatre In London,
wherc ho hnd nnlahsod a nice litt}o fortuno. rnc
dinuor WAS 4 ttttls froak 10 indulge hia fondness
for his DID pursuit.
, 1875-12-27

Tho following Incident Is revealcd by tha
Petersburg. (Va.) fntA.r: ''Some days ago al
niTablo llfe Insurance. agent os this city had oc-
casion to iasuo policy to lady from tho conn
try, ard asked tho usual question: prescribed
for the examination. Among tl,cas waa the
qnory, what tlisohso did her father aio Of ?
Imagine tho surprise 1t tho afsablo ngcnt when
sho made tho reply: 'Whlsky.' He snla.. bv
way Of smoothing tho n,attor down: : reckon
Ao muAt have had aome disease. madan,-con-
gossop, perhaps, OF tho brain, neuralgia Of tho
heart, OF aopiothtug like that NO she
answered deliberately. he died Of whisky ahd
nothing e|ao would DO tho truth aud WHISKY >
papers. Who wouiin'. like to haYs ~ Affection.
ate. truth.sellsng daughter, TO spread hs postnu.
mona fnnta
, 1875-12-27

thero for ages. Every penetration wltnesnct1
foto- moro and mora magnificent offered by tho
p.'ne'ly 1 o"n', :" Tho moasrehs ot whom be wi.
A1sErla, Christian, King Of Denmark, paul
/ Of isnsrin. t;nstavua III. of sHoaen,
formod but group in tho golden book Of tho
Aud thos camo tho storm, Of Tho dreat 1seyolu-
ton. Clisntllly wont 1own like a taii troo bn.
foro tho blast. Tho oil castle uf tho Constable
was dcnolsIlcl almost ontl! oil. Tho ancient
celebrated tho curious rita known as La .ir.+a
des Chtcna DE- 81. Hubert-a rnaos actually sung In
the presence of the tliuce's phcan OF hau,Is,
rhicn were supposed to 10 greatly oi'ilod BY tho
spasod:: rllsio rnobs Of ar,lont patriot: made
tutn Of tie 0rauRory. and III" tower in which
lad been preserved Tho armor OF tho Maid Of
Orleans. Al tho glonca Of tho Park
IN n'tS tSo sSe snst hs e nss 1 o M f o. 'S"' Gs
the Iempo Of veuuh. tho Great Cascade.
{ho Mcnagerle, THO Laseric. fol n'ko . prov to
Tho destruction. Ct tho Chsnlil!y Of tho Mont
n,oronc'a snd the Condoa sc.rcoly apythlne .waa
Permit ID % survive, savd tho curiona pavilion
called tho Cabinet de Wattear, which hhd bGon
decorated In The most n,erotricioua Of Btylos by
not too acruptlous painter, and Which had beon
rendered Infamous by tho orgien Of tho lsegeat
Orleans and tho Dncheaa dc 1}crr, Tint th!a
building should laso escaped demolition scanned
like 80 much anraBo n!ooxery on tho part OF tho
peoh!e " Bellold tho loyal tc!icf OF tho
eighteenth ccnsuryl" might have snoerod ID !,
onfranchiscd democracy. In n amBr apirtt Of
syntcihul or In nardonlo vcne'ation Of a m
toIioua patriot. great portions Ut sho stables
OF Chautilly remained intact, for In those
stalla Ind orco oitlcntei. In tho capacity OF =
groom Of le1pcr. a man who subsequently rose to
Do n,onbes Of tho tcr.bo Triumyirato which
dreucllosi France With blood and 1letl nll Europe
with terror. Ono Of tho most noted modotn
"iIlnstrattons Of Uhtpsilly Ii tho otcrnallY In
famous Jean paul Matnt. Tho Dno d'AumaIo's
property. ruined as aro tho ancient proportions
OF Its cdncea. still Offers accommodations, and
avon handsome quarters, for noblo family.
Chantilly raocB haYe beeo for thirty years the
delight OF tho Fartsihns and OF foreign visitors
TO tho Trench Capital II would ba for tho bcs,
Perhaps, to coutinuo 10 regard tho antiQpo
domain tn its pleasant sporting and picturesque
aspecs Tho Chantlliy Of tis past. robnilt In
strict aodo:tlsnco with tho Original tesign, might
awaken somo vory ugly ro,nnisoanccs of Froncll
history which 1t would be IN tho highest dcgreo
expcdions to reiegato to permanent oblivion.
, 1875-12-27
vt. Nicholas, Dny in Germany.


One Of tho doacouessos. good aud wise ttster
ElHpoth, .'mcins ltobo 1nut.or schweater." told
mc how they celebrated St. N|cho1as' Day 1t hor
man fauitios Lsto fn The evening, on the day
hefofe, luat about tho time whom the chilren
arc usually sent to bod, loud knocking IL beard
It tho uoor; the mothot, or Auutlo, goes Out 10
lot ths stranger III. aud comea running bact,
With.
"Ohl children! children! what do you think7
here fS Vt. Nicholas coming Int the ChEfst~hiul
has Bcnt lin to ask about you I'll. that
he may know vhether to hring you any
prcsents 1t Christians or nut ~" Tho
clnllrou all become very much excited.
Little 1lanSchen pu!ls his apron straight;
KAt! smooths doWo biz hair With Ills hand; little
Metk turns out her toes. ~ aunte is reminding
her to do al day long and ~ they are ali on
tptoa with expectation, tho dior opens aud iu
walks 1t. Nicholas. A. gtea. big bag hangs by
bio aida; suoa-white halr falls f,om under his
bishops cap, and 30 much long s,l7ery beard
anything but his oyea. Theme, however, look 70
kind and good, aud twinkle 30 pleasantly, that
little HanAchsn lets 70 tue mothers 1reas and
ventures = atep ussrAf to the uow guest. The
latter bows vety pollteiy to mother aud Auutie,
Rud says that, ~ Christmas IL very near. the
Christ kind has sent him to al the housea of
tho village to and cut to what children
thu Chrlstkind must bring presents 1t Uhslst-
mAs, mhsu 10 comoa In hls little Nall-hlled
wagon. Then tho aant naken yery psrtfculs1
iuquires about each child. q" lIss Mota learned
| to turu out hat toes whep sha walks better than
| she did last Christmas !" Met1'a toes turn
| wta<r aud wider apart ~ ha speAks, and suntle
~ ~ ~ think Meta u trying very hAz4 to loasa
, 1875-12-27
THE AMERICAN CUISINE.
Enst and Frcsont-An Envtons Now
} Eorkor lkcvllcs a Chicago Dinner.

Fast and Frcsont-An Envf0us Ncsv-
! Eorkor ikcvllcs n Chicago Dinner
!,tt1 Fork Horid, Dee. Is.
When nril1At-SAFaran came to this country, an
tmtgrt of tile Revolution. 10 found native and
characteristic c4t~ine which o1tortod from him
the cordial prafee It deserved. He has recorded
hsa particular aduairation Of tho roast turkey Of
New England-ths typical dindon iu those days,
II no longer so, Of tho whole civilized world
and Of tho now almost purely traditional
"cranborry ssuce" Of tho sanao region, \
preparation lucent, tnct with cinnamon lin
color only, firm, In eurfaco liko pond novly
original b1anc-n1auges Of Milan and tlIo Euaya
jclly. not of tho Havana, bnt Of tbe old EngIlah
plantations In Jamaica. X man would meRs-
nro the heIght from which our native cuisine
tends, lot him road Dfi!iatSaTarin's oulogium
upon tho turkey. with cranberry sAuce, Of otlr
Erandsres, aud then contemplate Tor one brlof
noncns Of nhuddeftng but uboful disgust tho
mspt OF oridzod bulloss, iloatin8 in rod-oabbago
vinegar which now dsforns the table OF tho
Ayesago American hotel. Bat II ts useloBB
to look monrnfully back upon the past. As
Mr. LongfclloF, We boliege, has somewhere
observed, "it cou,es not back again." We
shatl never nuhin dine on tho dishes, any mora
than at tho hour Of our grandsiras. All that We
can hopo for ls 10 lit our country M and nrgo
It forward In tho now peth OF culinary progress
which Ia now opened TO It BY tho Altorod circum-
H ~ suu @ i.,1 iusn ~ oa" " "
~ .Me ausu.' u4ust oaspo n'ua ''hs sue ~ ces oi
~ H.. o.neL r., i.: Es, oPga W" kenstns
=, .nn. MI. oro r,r;ed an l., sna ~
o'. t,p.I,ara n,ora ~, ~ iii ~
seutsaily Freach In .'fofm and pressure" aud
rnese to u'ne.s lscai "s psoso.y" t y. W. umet
~ ,1., ot ~ ~ ,1snr 1.a,e " ~. ,o.os'
us alito ~ .. , ao. .'on snc son
,,usa ~ iufea ~ " mSnss nnke.o. ~ ne9yns
pe1.ou: us eamn .i,s, y W. 5Gsa III, u,ueoa pus II
eon.nonH Wnoas totm, M .na esrtm tn., %
iuae sne op,s ~ ~, ~ muau We y. aneTn 81,
~ ss psfofe 10 A. 's Ion,uns tno se o!.
~ 49, - ~ ,ast -. mM stfea
ae m91s s: wv anu sne niuss io.
, 1875-12-27

10 walk iiko ng,scnfnl li,tle lady" Meta emsIes
with pleasure, and St. Nicholas Eiyes nod Of
satisfaction. "And docs Kari e.t all his sour
evory day bsforc l'o asks for anythins else. and
nessr Grnmbfo nbout anSt thing that Is put on hts
rIats7" ''yes, knrl ha, learned not to bs baby
hbont sis 1innor 'eays tue nother and is Gctttng
roat1y to be a hsavc soldier somo day. by tharksng
ever thinking about t." '':,chan schon f" nsrs
1T. Nicholas, whirh ncnns .'aood good !"
''An'l has ilanaellen been dillgent litt1e boz,
an1 toarucd By heart 1on,e tslo Chriatmas liyn,na
70 sing uudor tho Ch1is,n1s4-tfce? Aud 'itsto
llansoton, tho youngest Of tl,e,n ali, hs face As
rod As fire with tho excitement, and his blue oyes
AZ wldo onen hs he chn htrctch them. boiote tho
mother can Atiswnr. n1anB his mouth, Auu tnrats
out Just Al Iy,,d a. ho cah sing, With lis new
Christmas hymn;
Holy nQhtt sert ni1hii
hirknrAs MI, ease yaa light
Shining DER this atatls vhtrs
wstrh the uoethipfne. beassd pair,
Hy the Heavenly Child.
"well tlono." saYs ct. Ncholas II will ask
tho Chrs.-kin'l on Chrsslmas-Day to bring .
rery fMH wagon TO this housc; and now. to show
what very nico thinsu lio Is going to bring With
HIN, 1Ic has sent you beforehand few speci-
mons Of what Iio will hare Ia Ills wagon"
10 ho opons the big bag thst hangs by hla
side. and trsnga out apples and nuts, candy,
thtis'kintlchens, aud all eorss Of cakes, espe-
clkl!y big 1gurea of himself. and gtvos
aosno to each cue ot tho delighted children !;
been. and, II possible. better, until Christmas
cnmcs, and thoy shall havo still more beautiful
gifts. Then he shake. hands NTH the children,
f1Akcs a lew bow to tho mother sud auotlc, and
says he must hurry OF, ~ ho has to visit every
honro In Tho village, and in1ulro about AL hin
children. Sometimes. instead of st, Nicholas
coming ,n person, tho fathe. goes to the door
whon tho knock 10 heard. and comes back With q
gteat bag OF good thiuga and tesla the c'llIdren
all that 81. f;choIas aakcd him, and what ho
answered before receiving this forotaste Of
Christmas for. them.-Julia 8 Tusictltr IN st.
NlchoINs for December.
, 1875-12-27

Gen. Doubleday, III bis Remintsconoos OF
Tofts Sumter aud Moaltris in 1sG0-Gl," lust
published. gives . statement that 1t wonlh 10
"T1loso wero days (winter Of 1900 OF extraor.
dina1y prosctirtlnn for opinions Baise. ! hstsd
with profound Indignation Of tue caae Of poor
HcAinstrots from New York. who had baen sent to
jolt In Charleston simply for statlng that al,s
didn't beileyo in the Institution OF slavsry. On
appealing to tho then Mayor Of New York.
Ferpaudo Wood, 10 repllsd 1.at he ,ras rtjoicrti
she tr1s In prison, and hoped sle teoum he k1ht
I4ere."
There arc somo othor "1istiDgutsncd people"
mentioned In tho narrative. who would bo WILL
lnK to rulnain III obacurity.
, 1875-12-27

A Jury In Now York reccntly rendered sin
gu!nr verdict. Tho Clerk or the Court put the
you agreed ou q verdict y ave have,
sail The fosenan. !. How sAy you" !"
aueried tho Clerk, ''do you find
for tho platnt!fE or for the defendant Z"
The toremnn In response banded up to Judge
Lnxrcuca q roll Of manor on which WAS written
!" We, Tho Jury, unanimously agreo that We can-
not tiud att4ar tor tho plaintiff or for tue do.
feudant." The Judge. ~ soon - ho could 70
eovsE ttom blu astoosahmant. told she Jury that
ia would discharge thonf from further cou'
plderattgn Of tho caso.
, 1875-12-27
Native Woods for tho sCcutenuiul.s

GlR tTAhtlSt0 41bf7ff4 GILL.
This collection Of Pacific coaat woods Designed
for the censonnthl las hccn augmented by tlio
addition OF Hotect specimens Of MexidAn woods,
representing 420 yariotes. These samples hayo
been collected By J. @. oerdlng. and win DO ex-
hibIted at tho Centennial under tho auapcca of
the southorn Pacific Railroad Company. Among
tho samples arc specimens Of white, blaok. gray,
&ud cutled walnut All there woods arc euscepti-
bio ct ane polish. They nro On exhihi41on nt
tho railroad depot on Fourth ana Townsend
ssIee!s. sanpie Of engravsrn' uooa
called pluela, alao Lo!da . p!ace In tho
lot. Il ia exteuatvaly used BY tho illustrated
Journals Of this country and Europe for ongEay-
Ing plates. Tho fecomate Ia sh!pti,i.dinE wood,
which Is said to be equal In strength and lura-
bil!ty IN water 20 .he best !iyn oak. Tho lance
wood, Of which Bpacsmeas nre also shown, Was
used for epeais By Tho savage tr1boa tlat for
mezlY inhibited tho Forests Of Msxlco. II Ia now
extensively used IN the tnauutactuso OF DutoH
ard other u.asical Instruments. Tic collection
embraces many sa1nplos Of ebony, black mes-
quite. Hnolue, bloodwooi Ayel!ana. prima vera.
ErahadilIo u ro.cwood), acat!npa e. yellow rose
wood cabano "a mahogany for yo,oering), I'm
clue {ecented), and hualgean, beautiful In grain
and nuacsptabtb Of the hiEhoat polish.
, 1875-12-27
How 10 Cents Prevented Suicide,

stety lepufts IN Interesting Incident concerning
ous Of tho boys 1ecauly Hent out 10 tho Wa4t BY
tbs sociesy., Ihia boy having Expressed hls
tlAnks to tie agent Tor proYiding him with :
lhanx God, ~ tbs age1t ws4 only "a inatrumsut
iu Hin bands. "lcs." ssld the boy, "I do
thank Him Tor keeping me from t.ling my ute.'
1ie tlon stated that On the provious Friday he
wAs dlsappointed. oo btu wy back to tho Dow
cry, being without monaJ, aud having eA4su
nothing that dA7. 10 determined 70 drown hin-
salt. At night le went toward the North River,
intending TO jump IL; but before donY 50 hs
nops xllch msaaioaszy lad Rlrau hlaa. IL
, 1875-12-27

!FH6uTyDofl lllass.} HtraM.
.pntsrAd our oltlca aud Enll 1t nAs h4 birthday.
lie vas II years old. Fifty yoars ago, ou ths
10th Of Dsoompsr, 1885, ho Ind atta,nel Ills ma
Jortty and anlshod bis apprenticeship ~ COM
lad two mouths. il rishol 10 eeiobrato IL
apniyarsary by settling up matter wllcss hc hhd
learned tho mystery Of printing. and 10 see II hss
hand had forgotten lta cunning. 4 case s1d
stiok we're acootdtnRly Furnished hiua h"s ths
Tier. Tho gen.lomAn proved 10 be . rapid and
correct compoettos; IN faot. no errors could te
d.soorsrod in his proof. ulu name T. sofefably
we'll known In tbs world. II y N,liam Lloyd
ths oide.t apprentice p IL the Herald ONCE. Jo.
soph 5. Mofao waa Tho youngest, and white tbs
lastter was belug eet HI. ho1as came In And mot
his old fellow wotktnan ceaotallllR bid aeml-eon.
Newburypors aud wAs educated in us common
erlQols.
, 1875-12-27

then went hnhlnd pile Of humber to prar to God
10 forrfvn HIM TIM H'n TO wnn about tn commit.
On returning to tIlo sidewalk l,e lpoke,l down.
nnl sceng Aome!hirg, fishoi /! mp, and found tt
wns l5.cens stamp. lIa changed his coursn,
obtained nights lodging with Tho moncy. cano
tn sco tho Sosotya asont noxt day. aud Oh tho
following Tuesday loft for tho Wont.
, 1875-12-27

The frss etate election held next year prscsd-
Ing The Presidential CANVASS will occur 10 tho
spring In Conusotcnt and in view OF tho ln,pot-
sauco which will attack 10 ths result movement
ha. bosu started Tor placing postuaastar.0 0ensrA
Jkw1Lt st the head Of the Republican ticket ~
candidate tor Governor.
, 1875-12-27

Warrington Aociaty IL absorbed BY tho high
rank And scaplo displsy OF the Russian Ministers
establishments. Tia MtnastAr and bis vito "a
ctAsseur, who wears = swosd, ard cap with =
long, dropping white fehshss. This chAsseuz
sits on tho boz pf tho carriage a!ongs!de the
co1chfuan, and dsspounss when the eas1saga
he. Roya! NlsAness and h,s NoyA Highusss to
sfight. and CONDUCTS them to the house, and
then stands MILITARY fashion until thsJ sppsA.
, 1875-12-27
G1x. Kings Iasne Grow.

35dFEH -
4. L. King, Of euH1sld, caught = young afos
With uone white foathsrs On it, some timo ago.
and successfully taMsd it. The crow Vas In tho
habit Of alwaya accompanying Ms. King from
Ii ,uue 10 tho depot aud theu hyiuR home sgaiu.
The other day tha CROW psrohed % The slIl of Al
opsu window. and, pocking a. the stick that
supported 1t uptu be lislodKed it, the heavy
sash csmo down upon him aud nnlshod his
career,
, 1875-12-27
The Provldence Tool Company,

A correspondent Of tho Springfield (Mass,)
Republican Espseseuts that tho "bottotn faot "
la ihe 1secnt suspension OF Greene d CsAustou,
bankers and tho psostdcpoe Tool Company, Vas
nent 10 place their second tnstsllEoens Of E600,-
200 In London to the ctedit OF the Tool Com
panY, which has sn order from Turkey for
69o.00 Peabody Martini rides, and las already