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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02

Sor swei Monaten ltarb in einem
@eidnsniB bes iioli9sn NuBlanSS Elm Or.
reliant. Der Snipector Ses @eianenilIes
meloete ben 6aa Der betreiienSen SebSroe,
inoeiien fonnte Sieie ni6ts Miinoen, mas
auf ben Seritorbsnen Se,us bate. Man
Iori6te na6 unS fam aui iolsenbes pabr.
bait i9euBli6e &eiultat: Dor un9eiabr o
Sabren wuroe Der Teritorbsne in ~llnterlu.
9unssbuIt ssbra3t, wesen irssnS zines
SersebenS. Sei Der SebSrSe siussm mitt;
lerpelle Die Yapiere usrloren, unb Der Ser
senene ltarb na9 neun Sabren i'm @eISna
nlB! Aebnli9cs tpmmt in RuBIauS nod
biuiia Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02

Cine aureseube Scene ereia=
nete ii6 ;u NIburp in Der 9t6be BON @uiIS=
fort in gnslanb. Su Der erit Dor Surers
nit sinem Roitenaufwanoe BON go, ooo
Ctr. erri6teten Stride wurben seraoe bic
ibliden So~nntasssebete a~bsebalteu, oils
Captain Spmes (ein Mfitslieo Der @emeuiz
be) pl0elid ieinen Sis uerlieB, bic Rau,ef
beities, beren Sbire ueri9loB unb, bie6dnoe
a~ustredeno, ii9 an bic @smeinbe wanbte
uno %ertlarte, SaB er cine Yotidait 8at.es
gu pertiinoen babe. ginise &irdenbsau,
ten elite bic Sreppe binauf mnb baten SsK
Gapitdn, auf;uboren; bieier aber 400 ben
Oegen uno beorObte SeSeu, Der tim am
&eoen binbern woute. Die Rirhenbienr
lieBen i'm u auf Der &an;eI un6 Der Ga
pitdn belt u cine wirre NeSe, IN mddn
CT iur SuBe auiiOrSerte. Smswti&en ail1a
Der &buOcat @rmitrons gu benz gapttas
binauf, aber bieIer bisb, obmoH 6err Mrms
itrous iein 6reunb, nit benz Oeaen mad
ibm uno ldlus ibm einen Nimaer al
Srauen l4rieen uno wuroen o~bnmSdfia.
Die Ndnner itelten iid in Der Rirde Az.
lammen unS %perlanSten nit lauter Stimms.
er ioue berunter tommen. Gin Ser Der
in@te es, NIT sitlidem l3ureben. 0n
9apitdn ridtete einen @epolper auf ion
Der Ser;os uno bic 9ersosim BON Nortbnms
berlano perlieBen nunmebr ibre Site les,
tere warSe obnmadtis unS muste binaus,
setrasen werSen. Gapitdn Spmes lies li6
bur9 ni4ts lt6ren, i1lus nit benz Oeaeu
auf be Vibel ano fubr fort. feline BOT
i9aft" su uertinoen. MittlerpeiIe batter
Die straightforward iid nit Iansen Changer
bswaftnst uno IS selans ibnen enbIid, Benz
&abniimisen Die 8aiien gu nsbmen, ibn
81 paden, b%inunter sh serren uno on eule
& aule su bineen. Nad dr,tlider untsrs
ia9uns wurSe Der Gapitau in elm Srrenbous
Sebradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
&nrembarse y 6asette.

@ud beibt es in Der S1wei,. Der S4mee
1T Der OIn9er Der armen." @esenpdrtis
seissn lid bic Bei;eu,, NOsssns unb @epss
iaaten I'M ldSnlteu Staube, benn felt benz
Vesinn oss 3bauwetters lit bic 3smperatur
duberlt milo sebIiebsn unb fSrSerte unge.
uiein Oas Wadstbuln Der iunssn Ffan;sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
0robbritauien.

Gin un9liia fOmmt ielten uueiu, Oas
srfdbrt Die liberale Yartei gnslanOs, nab.
benz @IabltOne alS Minilter ME ais Saupt
Der 9iberalen ii9 unmSsli9 sema6t bat.
Sbr eminentelter &eonsr unO cine ibrer
0auptltieen, NRr, Bright, bat nit ieiusr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02

@ie iieben Stdote weilano IN
9rie9snlanS li9 oarum ~itritteu, 6omer'f
Nisss 9ewelen gu iein, 10 bebaupten ltoI,
lisbsn Fsrlonen in Sentudp, bah ie Gx
I'M Vsiite bes SdieBsewsbres BON Ssanid
Boone beIdnoen, unS ie bewabren ibrf
SSalte bsslsbnnssweiie als e~brwuroio.
Neliquis ani. Der ~Gisentbamer .iner
leosn bielsr 6linten weiit aui bic ginldniitt
AM Solben leines Seiisifides bin uns
lu@t 9sltsno ~ MAIDEN, Sas 6ielelber
Die !3abl Der SaSianer beSeutsm, weIae
nit Der WaiIe erl9oiien wursen. Ole
ae9tbeit Der anoereu ie9s Mebenbubler lci,
nes Ssws9res aber wsiit er nit Gntrlaaus
Surit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
Traufrcim.

YariS, %. Sanuar. Man lest i'm
vuniosrs": @m Sabrestase oes WOrSss
pom Voais XVI. iinb bic meiiisn ropalilti:
l9sn Yropin;ialseitun9er nit itwar,t.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

NAVAL ORDERs.-Master Theodore Por-
ter, ordered TO the torpedo steamer Alarm.
Master w. p. ClassOn, to special temporary
duty under the direction of Commodore Par
ker, at Annapolis, Md. Acting Assistant
navy yard, Pensacola, Florida. Carpeter b.
+. Fenald, orde red to the Richmond, south
Pacific station per Pacific mail steamer from
New York of the 30th instant. Carpenter
Geo. w. Davis, detailed from the Richmond
On the reporting OF his relief and ordered to
reIOrt home and report arrival. Leaves of
absence have been granted to Ensign f.. Il.
LIST Of January next. To Ensign Henry Nor
ril for two month, Frank O. Sawyer for
thre e Months, s. w. b. Deihle for two mon tbs
asel Koo ID hsitGh Henry
ton, and Rutag Denig, have been COM
missioned assistant engineers in the
navy to rank from January 23d, 1874.
The following orders have been revoked
The orders of Capt. s. p. Carter for duty on
the lighthouse board, and to regard himself
waiting orders. The orders of Captain John
the shthoSse Soap and S aS hi% 81
command the Colorado, and to continue his
present duties on the board. The orders OF
Capt. ID. L. Braine, dets ching him from the
command of the Colorado, and to continue
In command Of that vessel. The orders Of
Medical Inspector ]. 8. Dugan to the south
Atlantic station, and placed on waiting or
the Alliance" (now Aurora and ordered
to resume bis duties at the navy yard, PHIL
adelphia. The orders Of Lieut.. Edward B
duty on board the Minnesota. Cadet Mid
shipman VIM. 3, Winchester has resigned
The following promotions have been made:
Commodore stephen d. Prenchard, TO be
Assistant Engineer Edmund Shaw, to ID
chief engineer from October 9Th, 1874; Mid
shipman g w. B. Diehl, and ]. Henry Nor
rell and =: b Underwood, TO be ensi2ns from
July 16, 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

MRS. JoYCE.-A special dispatch 10 the
Chicago Tribune says: A very curious fact
came to light to-day concerning Mrs. Joyce.
Her husband received . letter from her yes
terday, stating that she was out OF money,
and unable TO meet the necessary expenses
Tor herseif and children, and asking him to
view of his misfortunes, that he make en-
beavers TO secure a small amount OF money
sufficient to start her in the millinery
business, in order that she might MAIN
tain herself. While some think Joyce is
really poverty stricken, the general belief is
that he feathered his nest we'll, and that he
has At least 500 900, and that the letter of i
wife II part OF his plan TO arouse sympa-
thy. In CONFIRMATION OF this story OF poy-
erty it In stated that she 10 now in possession
OF 1t least $4,000, or 10000 worth of dia-
band. Mn. Joyce was IN employe OF Mr..
Spinner In the Treasury departmeut At
Weshfngto0 when she married Mr.. Joyce,
and Is an accomplished lady and a noble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
SEVEN YEARS IN COURT.
Nerdica I'm "a Cotton Sale Case

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 2O.-The case OF
the United States against o. II. Burbridse
81 PL, was decided yesterday. The case has
been IN court since April. lS6S. Shortly a tier
the war o. II. Barbridge was appointed "A
special supervising agent Of the Treasury de-
partment, with headquarters AT New Or
leans. IL was alleged by the government
that while I'm Office Burbridge sDld cotton
belonging 10 the government, amounting in
value To Sl6 coo, which he had never account
Ell for, thereby falling to properly fulfil the
duties of The office, and violating the require
meDts OF his bond, which had been fixed al
$4,000. His suretieS We're sued with him
Some are dead; some are said 20 he worth
nothing, and only one. John p. Jackson, now
OF San Franc. SEQ, was actively prosecuted
with Burbridge. The jury rendered a YER
dict AGAINST Burbridge for 80. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
Notes from Rich M oud

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 20.-Between ! and
O'Clock this morning fire in the western
part OF the city destroyed eight small brick
residences. Loss twenty thousand dollars;
partly insured.
ROBBERY AND MURDER, PERHAPS.
VIM. Il. Tinsley, country storekeeper, I'm
chesterfield county, about six miles from
Richmond. was terribly and probably fatally
beaten and robbed last night by unknown
parties. They enticed him from his resi-
cence 10 go 10 his store TO make some pur-
chases, and the assault was made between
lhe two places. Tinsley was subsequently
found over roadside fence, where he had
beeu thrown by his asSailants. He was in a
fearful condition, his head having been beat
en- with heavy club. His watch and money
were gone. The robbers also secured the kew
OF the store and carried Off the money in the
drawer. Tinsley is still insensiole and in
critical condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
THE BROOKLYN REVIVAL.
After Moody and Saukey.

INV lOKk, NOV. -O.-There was 4 great
audience at the Tabernacle i'm Brooklyn this
morning, many people not being aware that
Moody and Sankey had taken their depar-
tnre. The services were conducted by Mr.
Needham, who read portion of the Scrip
lures and discoursed upon the great work
accomplished by the Apostles Peter and
Poul. Requests for prayer were real and
remarks and prayers followed which were
expressive of hope for the success OF the re-
Vival movement in Brooklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
Fires.

DETROIT, Nov. 20.-The large saw mill o!
Reynolds and Emlaw, al Grand Haven, was
burned last evening. Loss about so 900.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 20.-The factory of
Harsbman, Mckenzie & Co, al Union City,
Indiana was burned yesterday. Loss,
10000.
QUINCY, Nov. a0-Four buildings the
property OF Thomas Jasper and ID. Pauline
were burned last night. Loss on buildings
so 600; on stock, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
A Terrible Domestic Tragedy.

PHlLADELPHIA, Nov. 20-A special TO the
Philadelphia Times, dated Erie, November
10, says: A terrible domestic tragedy oc-
CURED here this morning. Jacob Wamley-
oDs, German, 60 years OF age, shot and IA
tally wounded his eldest daughter, Anna
and then shot himself through the head. He
died instantly. The girl is not expected To
live. Domestic troubles were the cause of
the tragedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
kilograms to The Star.
PEACEFUL NEWS FROM MADRID.
THE BROOKLYN REVIVAL.
NEW YORK SUSPENSIONS.
MORE SHIPwReCKS AND LOSS OF LIFE
VERDICT AGAINST An HREVEyrE OFFICER
FOREIGN NEWS.
Thirteen Shipwrecks and 40 60 30

LONDON, Nov. 20.-The recent gales around
the coasts of Great Britain have been ter
ribly destructive Of life and property
Lloyd's agent at Dover telegraphs that IL Is
believed thirteen vessels foundered in the
Downs during the storm last night, and that
forty or fifty lives were lost. IL is estimated
that from i've to six hundred vessels OF all
sorts are now anchored i'm the Downs, of
Deal, waiting for fair weather.
All Foreigners Tried I'm Cuba 20 have
Counsel.
MADRID, Nov. 30.-It is stated that the
government have determined that all for
eigners tried in Cuba for participating in the
insurrection will be allowed 10 have counsel.
Peaceful Adyices from Madrid
Ei COsitSd says the last dispatch from
Washington was discussed al a cabinet
council yesterday. Meanwhile the present
satisfactory situation promises a favorable
and early settlement Of all pending questions
affecting the relations with the Uaited
States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
lfos tbs rvESrNe Srss
POE


~
" hat needs ny Pee . sborea monameut4
Why raise tue slcsmins shan above his bosess
Dem ye that such O. hts proud spirit atone.
for that neg ect " therein his days we're spent
Trust ne, he -ccrns, though tfnily your intent.
Such late. vain honor-vsis % him Who owns,
Among his glorious peers on golden thrODes,
bose grief and srOsn. place pre- emlnept.
monumsa NJ that time shall not consume
himsef did build. lsmepting lest Lenore.-
Long wandering In the haunted realm. ~ s,com.
And tortured by the Ravens NevermSrs,
And high above the shadows % his tomb,
In the clear hssyen Of T<me I ses n sosr.
Nv. L. sHaENAErR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

AN INDIANA FINANCIAL PLATFORM
Three thousand citizens of Indianapolis have
signed q declaration complaining OF the de-
preston OF business and the mistaken finan-
cIal policy OF the government, and demand
ing the unconditional repeal of the resump-
ton act, the retirement of all national bank
notes, the substitution therefor OF legal
lenders, and the refunding of a portion OF
the national debt into 3-65 intercon verti Bile
bonds. The declaration concludes with a
call for a mass meeting December l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

SMALLPOX IN CUMBERLAND. That
dreaded disease, the smallpox, IL prevailing
In Cumberland to such an extent that 1t has
been decided TO allow no public assemblies
until the pestilence abato6. IL seems that no
pital, and the Cumberland News accordingly
recommends the erection Of q large number
of tents, In which the AFFLICTED ones caa b.,
cared for, and the danger of spreading the
conta giOn lessened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

MEXICAN CATTLE THIEVES KILLEp.-A
dlsnatch received from Fort Brown by way
of Galveston says that party of state troops
came upon a horde OF Mexican cattle thieves
yesterday who were crossing stolen cattle
into Mexican territory, and upon the re-
fusal OF the authorities TO surrender the cat
tie, they crossed the border and had fight
with some four hundred Mexicans, In which
four of the latter were killed The Tinted
states troops were ordered not to cross into
Mexico,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
New York Rank statement.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The following is the
weekly bank statement: Loans, decrease
Il 20i 600; specie, increase, $780,, 600; legal
tenders, increase. 500 200; deposits. de
crease 50 3. 500; circulation. increase, S3Oi,
800; reserve, increase, S929,2.5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
AbscOndinx Debtors.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Cbas b. Orvis and
Dexter b. Reed, two dealers i'm Hardwood's
OCCUPYING rooms, I'm the same building, No. 81
Centre street, have absconded, leaving debts
behind them aggregating from $4,000 TO
Sl00(0).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

CORPORAL PUr gsHMkNr.-The case NJ In q
boy Hausman. v 40 is lying III at the resi-.
dence Of bis par ut, in Bayonne, from pun
him ~ Miss couch, . teacher In The public
school, has 9 zen rise 10 some excitSmenf.
Mt. Earle, principal OF the school, states
mat ne = 90 nothing Of the case till the
tion Of physician. The case win be
fully In, estigated bv the board Of education.
Thte II The third case Of severe puuighmenf
In the public schools within the limits Of
Huds ON county during the wesk.-G T. Her
asd, l9sh,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

HUSBAND AND WIFE TO BE HANGED
Tuesday Henry HolIinshied and Anna, his
wife, were sentenced By the Circuit Court OF
Gaeconade county, Missouri, TO be hanged
on December nth for the murder of Christian
Alband, their sou-in-law, In June last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
Mere New York SusDensfo,

INV YORK, Nov. 2O-Rosenbeem & Lib
man, laces and fancy goods; the Union
BraidIng works, and Mahon & Murray, pei
dlers' supplies. suspended yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

AT THE CHARLOTTE IN. c. RACES yester-
day, in the one and One-eighth mile dash.
Sprightlet was first and Hartland second;
time. BIB. Second race, halfmile heats,
Mollie Darling first, Thomas O'Neill second:
time, 81, .56k, .58a. Third race. one mile
dash, Abdel Koree first, Century second;
time, lisa. The track was heavy on account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

EXECUTION IN LoursIANA.-At Cou-
sbatta, La yesterday, Henry Nicholson was
hanged protesting his Innocence OF the MUIR
der OF Marcus Young, peddler. Nicholsen's
brother, who Was also under sentence of
death for the same murder, escaped q few
weeks since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

TIE GuTBoRD CAsE..The guard has been
removed from Guibord's grave, as the ce-
ment is sufficiently hardened to defy q re-
mOval Of the body. The reply of the cure OF
Notre Dame 70 the counsel for the Institut
Canadien, who demanded ecclesiastical rites
over the remains Of Guibord under pain OF
damages, IL published. The letter refuses
the daFoand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
BEECHER ON EDUCATION AND GovrRv

BFECHER ON EDUCATION AND GOVERN
MENTAL Norwich, N. V, nearly a thou
sand persons paid seventy five cents 10 he ar
Mr.. Beecher lecture on education and gov
eminent Wednesday night. He advocated
a more thorough separation of church and
state, and discouraged reputation. His per-
iOrmance was grand, except that part Of il
"a which he made an effort at self-vindica-
ton by denouncing that class of sins with
which he stands charged. Then he appeared
burdened. and his elOquence suddenly de-
cl1ned. But withal, he spoke with more
freedom than he is wont to, especially in his
church. The lecture was applauded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

THREE MEN INJURED AT A CHICAGO
FLEA IRE broke out last evening in Mar
tines dancing hall, in Chicago, and while
the fire patrol and citizens to the number of
ture the roof fell suddenly, catching about a
dozen OF them. Three were seriously injured
and the others slightly. Five Thousand dol
lars will cover the loss on the building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

]. j. Lambert, who lives In the outskirts OF
Railway, had been annoyed BY neighbor's
fowls. On Saturday he shot one Of them aud
arrested and tried for the oneace before Jus
tice Bum and jury. Counsel submitted
the case without argunnent, and Justice
for Justioe Lambert, denied his right 10
charge. The tustioe proc seded, and Q verdict
was f0und against ] Justice Lambert Mr. Ber-
~ then accused Bum Of having, while on
the bench, acted As 90 lnsel for the prosecu-
ton, and yesterday sued him In the name
OF Justice Lambert I'D before Justice Preu-
tiss TO recover $50 images.-M y. S.sl, 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

DECENTRALIZATION TO a call OF tn @
Illinois state superintendent of education, o
'ueeting OF prominent educators was held m
chicago yesterday. At which II was resolved
TO raise the sum OF $1,000 for the proper
representation of education interests OF the
state at the centennial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

THE woMRN's national temperance con =
yentiOn, which has been holding its session s
in Cincinnati during the past week, adjourn =
ed yesterday after adopting q series Of reso-
lutions embodying its views on the liquor
question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

THE coLoRKD REPUBLrcANs a New had.
ford, Massachusetts,, have resolved that they
ouaht to have .due percentage OF recognl-
and In accordance with that rosolution thew
propose TO demand q representation on the
aldeYnautc ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

A GRAND FETH was given in the palace
d'industrie, In Paris, yesterday. by the
Fran col American union in furtf ance of
the subscription TO the proposed u. onumeut
in New York harbor. The affair was q great
success, and was attended by many dis
tir guished persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

LEMUEL T. ABBOTT, who murdered his
her "unbearable tongue" He says she
was won't to "Trip and rave" through twenty
years or more, and that finally his long -psnt
wrath blazed out and killed her at @ blow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

PHTLADELPHIA's REVIVAL PREPARA-
TIoN.-The building at 18th and Market
streets, Philadelphia, formerly the Pennsyl-
vania railroad freight depot, fitted up for the
meetings 10 be conducted by Moody and
Sankey, was opened last evening for inspec-
ton. The main audience room will seat
comfortably IL, 200 people. At the back end
is the spea ksr's platform. rising In tiers,
seating thousand people, and two-thirds Of
the way forward the floor gradually rises 10
the front of the hall. giving every one in tho
audience the opportunity to see and hear the
speaker. In additions 20 the main audience
hail there are three large inquiry rooms. Toe
There is egress from the building by ten feet
doors, opening upon Market, 18th and Juni-
per streets. A choir Of ave hundred voices is
In training and win be led BY Mr.. sankey. A
class of three hundred Christian workers
from all the churches Of the city for services
In the inquiry rooms II being trained BY dis
tinRuished ministers The building win be
splendidly managed. The cost Of all the
preparations Will be about $4,000. the re-
vivalists commence their labors here to-mor-
row Sunday morning. IL 10 estimated thai
300 200 persons have attended the meetings OF
Moody and Sankey during their visit 70
Brooklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20
ORDERED BEFORE THE ARMY RETIRING
BoARD.-Major H. M. Enos, q uartermaster:

BoARD-Major H. Nj. Enos, Quartermaster
Assistant Surgeon Frank Reynolds; Capt
c. r. Trowbridge, I'd infantry; c. Batchin-
son, 18th Infantry; T. l.. Brent, Sd cavalry;
4. Armstrong. 9th infantry; First Lieu ten
ants ID. /. Ezekiel, ith infantry; H. r.. Jones
and George Duff, list infantry; C.. p. McTag-
CART. 18th infantry; Second Lieutenants w.
IL Miller, 9th Infantry, and f. A. Benjamin,
I'd infantry, have been ordered To report by
letter to Colonel w. II. Emory, president of
the retiring board, in session in this city
and to hold themselves In readiness to APP
PEAR before that board for examination when
summoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

ton met 1t Memphis yesterday and elected
permanent officers. An essay on the South
eIn Pacific and other railroads was read by
New York board Of trade yesterday appotnted
delegates to the convention which meets in
st. Louis on the sd instant to consider the
construction of the Pacific railroad through
the states and territories OF the SON th west
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILRoAD-A
delegation OF West Virginia capitalists and
landowners had Q meeting in PhiladelphIa
yesterday with view TO the extension OF the
Washington and Ohio railroad. 1t was
viewed on the subject The effect OF the ex-
tension will be to divert q large amount of
trafiic from the Baltimore and Ohio road.
~ Physicians in Omaha, Nebraska, report
a a r<,f al iv>,f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

~Physicians in Omaha, Nebraska, report
alike affected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

@An af7ecting incident took place 81 the
burial Of 0uibord. Az the grave was 0eins
forward and said: "If there IL no one % ~
word for him, 4 would like %; be taue1f
me my trade, and would like 70 maze sbe
sign OF The cross for him." He did so ana ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

A SUICIDE AT A SUICIDES FuKERAL.-
w. X. Davis, oX-mayOr Of CarrOlltou, Ill,
blew his head nearly Off with q shot gun on
Thur sday, during the funeral ceremonies OF
Paul Wright, who shot himself In St. Louis
three days ago, and whose remains were
taken to CarrOllton for burial.
SUICIDED BHCAUsB He COULDN'T GET
WoRK.-Wm. ]. KEELING, q machinist, OF
Baltimore, committed suicide yesterday
morning by hanging. The cause IL attrI6-
uted to dependency from being out OF work
for the past two weeks and unable to pro.
cure work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-20

NATIONAL BAN Ks The Treasury now
holds 1856, I5O,9l2 in United States bonds to
secure national bank circulation, and SIS
$1,000 10. secure public deposits. The national
bank circulation now outstanding amounts
10 S3i5, &c., l3, of which ~ POI $50 are notes
issued To gold banks National bank notes
received for redemption to-day. S5lGjlj
Total receipts for the week. =, i6jC21.