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INDIAN TERRITORY,

Spfc1di N'4JAlttA 70 TIA CAiea9o Ift1unf.
MuhKouKL, !. T., Nor. l7,-0uu. GhanAs. WIN
hAa just returned here from Tahlsuuab. the
Cherokee Capital. saya that sll III quiet and or
tloFty there, and las been ever siuca tho Council
consohod. There is no drunkenness. Tho ouly
armed force consists OF twepty-6yo Gherokcc
policemen IN Charge Of BheTiH, whose pu]y
bllsiuosh is tho prevention or the tptroductlot.
Of strong drlnk. Tho investigation OF Tue a.
leEed election frauds in tho he4uoyah District IL
still Bolug on batolo tho Council Ihurs hsve
bcen no members dismissed from the Heouoyah
District. Iho tolseta1ns from different points ip
reference to arnaa troubles are without founda.
lion, aud are unjust. TIoro IL no trouble IN.
ttcIpated.
, 1875-11-18
CRIMINAL NEWS.
WALL tho CO1oretl Murderer Mt
F0rt Wayne, sentenced to
Bo Hanged,
An Iowa Farmer Assaulted and Robbed
by Tramp.
A DEATH sENTEHC-,

| DEATH 5ENTENE-,
| Srt:fht D!4Datch 10 I'ht Chtcduo irihnnt,
/ Fl. WArSE, Ind. Nov. 17.--To-dny Ia tho Wall
murder cnao was devoted to tho arguments ol
counsel. III tho forenoon lit. ]. O. sttatton
| apoko for sho defense. 0nd in the afternoon Mr..
! W. G. Colcrcs delivered the closing arsnmcut
I Tor tho State. Thla morning Judge Bar.iun ic-
I1vcfea hin Charge to tho jury. lie etated fnlls
| ahd thoroughly the law Of Indiana concerning
1nnttltr, defining tho different degrees Of crituo
mid rnnlehmehts Atlaxe1 BY the stnt,lte to cacl.
lle eafncstly cntroatod tho Jury nos to allow
Welud'ce against the prisoner OIL acconnt Of lis
color to influence their artien III tho slightest
oxtent Lie also cautioned thonl to deliberate
long and carefully before sentencing tlefcn liant
to death. oyon thou;, ealiR!iea that h0 WAS
Rulty Of murder III tho first do41ee. Tho
charg" was regarded by nj! NJ highly favorable
70 tho accused. nf,'i as cfractaafIv preventing a
Ica I'll echtellct.
At alf-past 10 o'clock the Jury 1ot,ret mid
tho Court Woteetcd To tho lItal Of Charles
Tho jury remained uul nuti iia!f-past s ,lli.
afturuoun. whom tho Dallif cano ,nto court .l,i
announced 10 tho Judge tint they l1aa nstyod
uFon Their yrr'!tct. lie sent MI t,t'icer to tho
y fcw, minutes with tio prisoner.
NnMlor Ind beon curreut that tl!o Jury
was coming IN with o verdict and IN y
few minutes tho courtroom wAs tlrongcd with
aslxlous people, who extended into tho halls
mud TILED oil tho avenues Of approach. rAe
tur1 camo into court each lncnlbor wcattg
soomn and tictorn,inet. look, Wall took his srnt
about fect from them, trembling III very
Tho foreman Of tho Jury announced that tiny
had agreed, md sent tho verdict to tho Jutl,o III
Hcalod envelope. Tie Judge hastily luro it
open. aud read 1t. l1o then Told tho prisoner
They did TO- looking closely In ono m,-
otheI'H cya9. THO Judge then ruall tho ycrInt
, 1875-11-18

fh0f. "INbHE11'H LECTURE.
" tbs Editor NJ 7hs fh.ed7p 3r,"Hn.:
CutcAuo, Nov, lG.--It would mot be possible.
T am vary wo,l aware. arm n nromnte,1 nv
r.ras;,,.a, ~. ,,,.,,.,. .ps4 .,,'s. =.
's'or"'''o luz ~" :" s''o' '"so"s" tne co'ash"s
of your ph1lor. tbs proper mention TINT
ovory important lecture or discourse may
ttoseryctIIr n,erIt In th,a rro,t c,.v
Id. ,ov. .,.t,,,.t ..gn-1v f,,r s,n,o
...:..,,. ] """ " snoy ~. po'no 11.
s,.'a'e ncso'l''t OF Inc iec'ufo elsoh ny iroi
Hincloll Inst Sabbath evening tn Plymouth
CEurcll-Hubieot 'Atoaes and ueology THAT
1t 10 richly ticsorvcs. Wbitc ,Io HAY. nr. 1,n,t.
to,t h., ,..,. ~ ,,,...,....,.s. .S....,..1 ~.
,,;sa,s. ~ WY ~ W 'll.so'"e1!on' so.onaenue" 'uo
o'Hcnnfse tn tho ForY bost attention Of hin hehr-
, 1875-11-18
The BoWGN.EAalE LIBEL SUIT.

New YoaKi Nor. H.-4nothes at the suits
gromtng out Of tho Deecher-Tlton seaniAt-ths
tlbsl suis Of Hchry @. bowen against tho Brook
lyn Daily Eagle for $l00. 900 damsgos--cama up
to-day In the Brooklyn City Court K1-Judgo
Fullerton, 1ata Of 1i'ton'4 COUNSEL. appeared
for Bit. Bowen, And ex-JudRe DeAch, an
trIAh appears on bela'f Of ths Eagle. Judge Mo.
Gus nent The case to-day befoft Judge NalIson,
and Corporation .Oouosel DaWitt, counsel for
the Eu91e, Appearing boFore alc Judge, said they
had beon SAINT there Oh motion to pos4ppus
heanab blu clients deatEe. Mt. Fullerton an
posed postponement, but tho case mss put oYer
for tho term,
, 1875-11-18

Council Of Chiefs, In tho presence Of the great body
srnnd-So agreement ran b. made un1ets necomrs-
nfrd with presents. ~ presents hnye invariably bcer
distributed heretofore II Tho signing Of treaties ol
Th,rd-Tho 1u,llnns place uron the Hills yalae far
,rynnd any that could possibly bc considered b.,
the unyefntnrnt
faash-indisns are hostile 10 tho presence nj
whttca on beiE reservation, and tley becyo tin
oeuiug Of tho Hills to tho whites wo1ll result ln tho
opening Of The whole reservation and their final rz.
f"so.i Mn.on seasi 1hdaeca strung minority a'
tfM-fhc dste !.u.natlon, on tha r,Ft Of persons
int ncaotauon shall be sucee.sfa tha. dor. MT
nsoTe large atm annu1'ly for nnny years: and In
.ent, vhich Would o e1ay aa, viii the. M "'' 10
TIE observation-disclosures.
Tho Coinmt hiot recommend:
f.fAt-TAat Congress slut ttke tho tnittstive iirnH
the whole subject Df rtsaoia Will, tile aiouS, u
hy aw, make provision for s"r.ngh eyttef Of ed.
point OF po4nIa rlans froil eontAet WITH or from,
t,e nAntnec o. n,'H !ndans: which sytscm fl.ni! H.
ronp,.ory aud ni.o rrovids, Is law md regulation,
th"t hs adult Indian eail Do required tn erfnrlt
lahor ~ condition IF ,he,r tasstensc nd that af;
only 10 naHes to anch do Labor nnd to tho aged and
'ntsm sn1 ,t, ,hose "ho n! are uns!so M 70 !aoF.
tfot "t fstu property aud secure lin iii tho p0s.cs-
sion nj Tie came.
tic northwestern part of this State Of NJ
traska l,c removed slurrftom II Homr r,int
or n1Hff WitI1H thG petlnltnt tcFGrrAtlct C%-
tabfhel y the Treaty Of l~H, whero lnnd t,litsllo
for agriculture rsu IN fotind, anil where necessary
suJpnta he fuFnishcti at greatly re,il,cc rlst
tn"rth-That al hnrpca bu ite1ed ,..t thr direct
snrcrvAon of oictr Of Tho nrtny; aud that detailed
rrlprs Of 1uny, and quantity, unA coe, uc publish.
edsnnsa1.y.
tN.-,A' o'i,h a'l This rreaent AEcnctcr. and scor.
eanixs the whue system Of officers nnh Agencies for
thc sioux Eation md roviIr Hurh compensation 10
otcere and Agents Will command, II nut secure,
hdcl'ty and cnta'etsncy.
hfJhh-AIake known tn the In1ans that sufficient
there ssutary provisions made for their BENEFIT al, to
The cnd that tA,y may beeoo civilized anu scil.uu,-
porting. If ioHsnlr.
tTrthft-lrovitlo for lmynlcnt to the Indians Of
slim which Congrcaa tllal Tx IN fatr equivalent
tr tue Hills, taking into the c,,,nt ali thr crtn.
atances surrounding them, and the ylIth nj the Hills
to ttie United Hhtcs which sum- 80 nfIerc4l pr pa,
shall fcco,ne rnrt Of tho fund required fur Tic pt-
ioee hereinbcforn indicated,
1ale Plan hfrc HuKGtBtc othrr, to ,e adopt
Cd " Congress- ehod be presented tu tho indians
hnLlttS; ahd with II they should ha told that lH
tecun Will Ayp Tho effect 10 arrest all Arrru riHto1s
for tc!r sutsibc.Ire in tho future, and alf sHrples
nut absolutely required by Tho Treaty Of l9j%
Tho ComnlitstoA nuke thtso sugEestDna with hfHi-
, 1875-11-18
BILLIARDS.
THE NEW YonE TOURNAMENT,

THE NEW YoHE TOURNAMENT
NEW YonK. Nov. l7.-Ak tho billiard tourua-
ment to-day, In The tlrss game Bloeson scored
700 to darnlcr 2l8. Winners average, 1882.
Oyrille Dion. 500; Rudolphe, 100. Winnerb
average. 10 2Q-28.
Sexton wss the winner In hls game with DAILY.
tho latter making 287 poiuta. Winners aver
ago, Is.
Tho next game, betwesn Jos Dion and sloyson.
~ Wss won BY the former, B!osson scoring lc3,
fho winners average was OK,
, 1875-11-18

SPECIAL hhpatch to The Chicago 1rfbuus.
DUBUQUE, It,, Nov. 17.-Mr. Charles ualnes,
one Of tho Fiah Commissioners Of this State. in
foEna lis that taAoy hsyo just ba4ohol out 900
Ha,mon at Anamnaa aud that ,hey will b aoon
distributed lnt4e varous brooks that pormoa.e
the state. About half million lnko trout will
be hatchod by tho tHt OF January, WhIoh 10 Will
also distribute In tito various Iake.,
, 1875-11-18

Spse3u9 Usn1EEH 70 I I'D EfIcU00 TTlbNnf.
Mc0nEdon H.. Nov. l7.-Last uighe ut Nortt,
II GreRor, the two-atory briox store Rud dwelt-
Ing OF T. Heox with eonto4ts, aud tho tuo-story
ftamo aturo and dwelling Of Z. L. Budde, with
contents. wero destroyed by ilre. Loss, s30tO.
ilock IL insured IN tho 81. Pau! Fire aid nariuo
Insurance Company Of st, paul,-Si, 200 Oh
tire.
, 1875-11-18

spse1a1 UIspat1h u TIA Chicago 7ttbunt.
Fson1A. ILL.,, Nov, l7.-Tho divorce case OF the
heS' Josephus Collins, Of princeyllte, against
nlS "lte' on tue GROUND Of adultery, IL now be-
1nG tried III our Circuit Court. Mrs. Collins hpx
very unexpectedly confessed the graYo charge,
but ASSERTS that shs Was forgiven by her t,us-
band, aud llvod aud cohabitod with hin altyr
she had acknowledged her wrong. slo ia now
endeAvoriug to non.suit him On tho pro,nd t1,at
tue otfenae waa coudoued. The cnne il sttrsrt.
tug considerable attenslon, on 10th nart,ss sro
very prominent in clutch cs1c!cs III tic northern
part Of this county. -" '10' 'Ao'"
, 1875-11-18

-, nd0:t4eNe WA AT4u3,
Tho last cue comes from Warren. ho came
al the way to get D tooth pullsa thAt b al rob.
bed him ct four ni8hts' sleep. He at doHn,
aud 1ast - the doctor was applying hs ia rcapu,
changed the expression OF bis taee and asid'
y Luck here. Lou, Apw much IL this bnA neaa
tho doctor. "Cant you do it Tor less q" said t4e
man with the toolhAchs. "No." 'Then. "a
can't trade" said tho eu1eser, aud 10 rode bA4k
to Wasfen Cuunty,
, 1875-11-18
/ O. q &

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. l1.-Tho Grand
Lodge !. 0. 0. +. convened In aur uAl session Ia
thls city to'1ay. The attendance a'as II Unusually
large The dsApd Oalcesz' reports show 40 ef-
ascttyo l9tlKes III Tho State. aud u,a pharshlp Of
x, ,og0. Tmonty-shxee new lodges lt4ye bean Ia.
atltuta4 during the last elx months,
, 1875-11-18

ssHfT7HE 1TsLR7tN "a 1IF tHINi9V 7FItINf.
DELLEroSrA1SE, o., Nov. 17.-.aIrs. Scho1l,
who 'as t'osn in jail as all accomplico in tho
horrible murder OF Alice Laughlin, committed
near here about Two months ago. for which heE
husband WA lung by = mob aud s.lo threatened
WIN Ike Treatment, wa1 discharged To-day In tho
Common Pleas, no eYiacncs appearing to DO
MEainHt her.
, 1875-11-18

Lou1HelLzE, Ky, Nov. l7.--Tho Ku-Klux
ptisoncrs 0ran anil sn,oat woro taken 10 tlla
Frankfort ponitontiary this morning by tho
United States Marshal. Alosfort wnH rospitcl.
LOUISVILLE Nv. Nov. t7.-{)p Tho arrival of
William snlnat, leader nf tho Owen k,t-klux, a.
tho state lrisun to-day. n revolver waa found Ii,
l,lB bnot-leK. l{uw 1t ot tilore is mystery, bnt
thas It wnn his intention to uso it in cscapipg
thero IL no doubt,
, 1875-11-18

t79|tH9V 7TfDWHf+
LEAygSwonru. Kan, Nov. IA fro At thls
place this afternoon destroyed tho residence OF
Mr.. John Labcrnathy. on Chestnut street. Tho
building was completed this summer at coat
OF 7?o,ooo, and il now totally ruined. Tho Aro
canght from fslrnsce, anu tho family aud ser
wants betng absent ut the timo. tho lire got 80
much lleadwhv that tho furniture. amounting In
Ill 70 about s3'oo0. WAS also entirely destroyed
, 1875-11-18

Eta1H. ILL.,. Nov IA fire broke out bore
sarly this morning In s1rs. c!.rk's millinery
store. an Catcaeo street, near tue bridge. In q
few minutes the building w1s DESTROYED, For
!unately there WAS no w!ud, or troub1e wouIa
bare followed. The loss ou Mis-. Ctark's ptocE.
sto'. 1s g, 100. Tho building MAS temporary
ono.
, 1875-11-18
SUICIDE,

SptstM DtsnaaeA ta TA4 Chlsqaa Tribune.
DETROIT, Nov. 17,-FrAuk Enet, uudaltook to
W. himself thia AFTERNOON hset by poison.
WHICH lts Wifa struck fiom his haulp, aud thou
hy Knife, which ho plunged into ilis BORON.
peaT his lekzt Death eoems Tue eYitnbie.
, 1875-11-18
CHAMPAIGN BOUNTY ITEhts,
'EHI.tx1i 61aIadkStl Ia mn

17fGTd5 Ul5Dd1cH "a TIC ENitI90 IrI6HN.
RASrvrt4. ILL.,, Now l7.-Eight criminals re-
Gently convicted in this county havo been <clv-
efcd this week at tho Joliet l'onitontiary BY
Deputy Sheriff l.. T., Lane OF this flacc.
Application for now trial Tor l3rowu, the
murderer of Alderman Lang, was dcp,cI. Ills
hentouco is fourteen years.
, 1875-11-18

NEW fnAK, Nov. l7.-The Lard COMMITTEES Of
tho Produce Exchange to-day decided that u,c,u-
lot" WHO rrcently falied TO make good ahor cou-
tracts tor the delivery OF lard must pay tho dif-
it!ece between shs pElce when the contract was
aaaa ahd she tims nleu tho lard was delivered.
, 1875-11-18

5tRt1as DItpateA 70 1As Ehleaao 7rIbans,
KANSAS ClEx, Nor. H.-1he Presbyterian
Council for tbs bi1th District Of Missouri mot
10 thus city yesterday to taka the initatory stepe
In regard TO the tnsl Of the ley. II. q. Hovey,
formerly Of this city. who IL charged NTH inde.
, 1875-11-18

5pee&a! ulspdsth 10 The f'heaqo Tribune.
CkpAa RAriDs. Ia.. Nov. 17.-Ycsteeday fire
occurred 1t Marysyille, Dsnton County, destroy-
Ing large barn Tiled with hay and grain be-,
iongipg to G. W. Downs also tho ytora and
itoc't Of ]. D. I}arro whose loss will reach about
t15, zoo, On which tlora wAH no insurance.
, 1875-11-18

s5lvanta and Odtr. from Nov York, arrived out.
HEx Yoaa,. Nov. 17,-Arrtyed, stenmships
botlana aud cltY Of brooklyn, f.oin +!ysspoal.
h1w Yohxt Nov. 17.-Atriyol, steamer CoEu-
wall, from Bristol.
, 1875-11-18
DANGEROUS ccuNTEBFeIrs.

aPse70R z78p744ts 70 tue EFtc145 7T15WNf
srnlsoYiELp, ILL.,, Nov. l7.-Detec.iye ruttle.
Of tho United States Detective setylcs, atros.ed
to-day. II Champalgo. m.n engaged in "sboy-
lag" counterfeit gao aud 500 Treasury notes Or
legal-tcnlsrs. uo had neasly ~. .u01 IN Counter.
feita urou his person. They aro printed from,
paates Engraved by DoyL now in prison IL
Chicago. AnA ATE tho most beautifully executed
couhterfoltH over mada. Bank oticors say tLyy
would have taten them freely without Buspicou.
Tho prisoner was brought hero and lodged III
1aal 10 ksep conpany with tle Dliggs gang.
, 1875-11-18
Union LEAGUE OF AhFRicA

Nxw YOax, Nor. H,r~Pha Executive Com
m'ttee OF tho un&oa Lesg4e II America mot to.
day It the St. Nicholas HotAl and resolved Ia
81! ths @pnsAl m%sestpT e. 9f tte body 10. I've sth
jeets TO DO considered are nationsl politics onh-
llo school inteEssss. And protective tarff.
, 1875-11-18
SPORTING NEWS.
Third Dny of tho Long Walk ut
The Exposition Building.
O1Rnry, ffnYinE increased 1lfs Lend s
Niles Yesterday, II NOM Y;
A1Ica.T,
PEDESTRtANl9M.

PEOES TRIAkl9M.
HLEARY VI. WESTON.
1lle attendance at tho OI.onrY -Weaton match
yesterday wAs rather tascer than Oh citAor vi ,he
preceding days.
Al 1890 Tuesday night 0'Loary retired for
throo hours Of which 10 eeps two, md appeared
on tho track agail at lam, whon 10 resumed
f'1s tramp. Ho pnrtook of 1leArty broakfaas
shout daylight, and was shortly after taken with
nosa-bload, which detained him about an 1lo,tr,
but did not appear to impede him In Lila walk
After rest ct four hours, Weston resumed
lila 'Ta'k at O o'clock yesterday morning, mp
pearing fresh aud hoarty. IIo partook Of
bfohkiast about o'clock, AMI took his time, ap
parsntly. not yet Wishing to hurry matters.
Weston walked u ttitos Without reat, and left
tllo track At ll.2e's3 last evoning, on tbs first
zap OF tho 18th milo, not tooklng unusually
OI.chry tnado hls 2BJ1 milo At little begore
u o'elock last night, aud WAS still healthy and
continuing hin colrBo, being 20 miles ahead Of
MeNton. Weatons Hecoud 100 miles waa made
in 30h. lf'tn. 2ls. O'Leary'a second 100 In 2Ol,
43m. 2ls.
The result Of tho match 60 far Ia that Weston
has "nlkcd Rltogethor 247 miles, n Of them yoa-
terday D'Leary has walked altogether 373
mllcs. u Of them being covered yesterday. At
midnight OF Tuesday O'Loary WAS Il mos
atlead. At "a O'Clock last oyepfng ho VIA 20
inies ahead, showing that be had gained miles
during the dny.
THE soonH.
Following IL tho eeo1o for yesterday, be-
g!nnlng with Weaton's l70!h milo mud OLcary's
, 1875-11-18

oMAuA, Mob, Nov, 17.-Tha residence OF
1sues Ferry, near Eikhorn, was destroyed by
tire at noon to-day, from 4 Detective tIue. Most
Of the furniture ~ saved. Loas, YS0U.
, 1875-11-18

WASHINGTON, d. c., Eoy. 17.-For the tnko
reRicn aud Upper Mississippi Valley. falling srd
stationary barometer, fresh and brisk eouthcast
to southwest winds, warmer, cloudy, or partly
cloudy weather, and occaslol,nt snow or raiu.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
, 1875-11-18

1Heesa5 UUbdEek % tn 2cAlca0o 7Tt9NN<,
CA1no, ILL.,, Nov l7.-Anaoug the visitors to
our broken lsVee to-day wAs Con. Simpson, Of
the United ssasss Engineers. lie comes 10 100
low The lsud lays. and promiAss to recommend
III appropriation for Ualro's laanstlt Work on
tho uew loFeo WAS commenced k3-day.
, 1875-11-18
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.


new Yonx, Oot. III III. /,
na. hAp"Ax.DEAH Sin: ain Induesd hy ssnt p q
70; King q {aas t.9!Y.as myself .sFal ~,
hA4 htan AHeotq vlth sulo tru1he III thu blAtdr 94
urinary srKaus ~hich .ovs months 90 ralm'n1Aa
i9st tolr!e!y Affecting dtsa.e. xhieh ths
~ es4 ras ptqstalo strlutuse In thu ulnhA u Aas
a.muattaa ot tho kiinoJa md bladder aod s..st
s1er Shiaaon W. Try Ays sAta-Maud Pssssat
gh'y,ieeas .na had t.toa .rFe Ha.aty q as;ss ;.
had road Of s."nknR Gun, .ng hoen inado b; !9af
fh aud .ane four nonths ago foad uucS Y -
Sasetsf o. pe1een who ad spx been suduring =. ass
osea Sent 1tht 9t nd got some q sseh.{sa Hi si
and cnnn.enoea tsklng tia ID thrso days was ests$
6. ". JAMES, Ciacuu.tt
, 1875-11-18

MI8CELLANEoCy.
OMAuA New, Nov. 17.-Tllo thermometer was
!Tonorte.i at Il degrees below zero ut F. Laramie
last night. Four iuchos Of Bno,y had fallen.
, 1875-11-18


MILWAUKEE, Wis.,. Nov. 1.-The. Evangelical
Aliianoa met again to-d.y AZ the irst Baptist
Church, aud elected tue following officers Of tho
All!suoe for tic ensuing year: President, lhs
ltey. 4. L. Chsrsn, Of uefots; vics-presldant,
tue Rev. J. Z. chapin. ef Nsonah; seoopd yIco-
PFcsdent, the Ass. ). II. Griffith, OF hliluau-
kee; Third Vcc-pfessdnnt. the Nsy. ], II.
slRyser. Of Menom!uea Fourth Vice. .pKesltteat,
the How. II. q. Hitchcock. OF Kenosha, Fifth
vlce. rtsdeae. Mr., Byron Ktussbury, os hpon;
sCorFospeeaaing HseFetar,; tue Roy. T. u. I'll.
Y. !. Fishsl, Of Aen.sha; rfes..,ter, III.
c. 4. ilatchiugs, Of Fond do Lao, IL.
ocntlso CoMInlttea-Prol. E. II. Merrill, OF
lI,pen College, tho Rsv j. Mclean, Of Uoio,t
the Roy. ]. ". Culport, Of 0shko4h tue lev,
l; y. Fun, OF Waupup and Prof. ". +. Jswett,
Of Milwaukee. Financial Committee Rev
9. y: Camp. ths ksy. u. N. Ol4fhth, ths Iiey. Ii
g, lhlay. Committee ou usions-Tle Ney.
q. I. Savage, tho Iiav. II. III. Case. the Rev. Il.
l,ickinson. tho ltev. l.. A. Cr*ndsIi, aud tho
leT. 4. More.
, 1875-11-18

WEH0I9f{t H1lVrt.
WEaosA. Mloh.. Noy. 17-TAe lrwin House, =
hotel. "aA burned this morning. Tue loss il
$4,000; tnsurud for &5,50o.
, 1875-11-18
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

urtns!5 md Womb Dtseasas 1savef, Dabotst ptoF:'.
eass slhanlnta, and in al whors h1ro bie
AnIt deoo.lts tbs water Il thick. cloudy. m1A ~
sk of thsrr a morbid dask bilious arE.ats1et "a
burning senast tim Who's paasug water aud paIn hs .r
OF tho back and along tho loins.
Tumor Of Twcfve Ycurs, t:rowth Cured b
lialway'a itesulvsnt.
... BEVERLY. Mass. JuiF H. t5@.
nh. RADHAy. hAyo had ovarian tullor u the o!aItt
and 69Hols All tho d1o3ss said "theEe atlp u
IT," tried everything fat recommended, but u11;
!n9 hsRsd ne: Nv sour lsesul.ant. and lhodsestl
fpsd tot twelve Yoss. toek liz b,tos Il ns osssat
fnd 9n4 box os llaATas flie aud t~o buttlos yoe'
OF talt and Ioe! betsE ssAstef, snd happ,ss thta
ha.s {o1 twn!rs Jnsfs. Tho worft tuner tbs ~
tha bsaeat Of othess. You can publish t ehasS
Fkies, 81 par bo1tls.
, 1875-11-18
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

EyeT{ drop Of the eart.parilau Rssol.sat commit.
I'd ta;oo. H;snuxh q ~ ~ n,1o asns "A ohs as
she Efstsa Fl ths body with nev and 3oaad nstefs
M M aJphs eon4auptou. xlandalaF di.esso Ar7
eassEes eshss n1Ets ,s; # .as gsts
easss erupt!ons, tessr sotes, aesid hcsd an.raM I
tnas tnss e,y,ns.; ssnns, h A;. s!sef spo warns
nainul dtohs!gos night sveAts, los Of apsrn I'D ii
" ~ o. ~ e nt9ctp!e arr within tbs eass!s am
M ntn9S y any psI.on aasns n for ohes dsal. ii
ths patient, daily beootnlnF Eoduccd By ths ss.ea
end dsoonpo.!ttoa that s oontina4lIy progressing,
9Th now MAte nsde IRON haslthy bood land tbis IL
nAespeF!!iah VII and docs aecnrt euro II csft4Est
S.tssn md anaessd. in dmnlabluR the los of
r.. IT, fGpn. ~! b. .apt and sy9 day tho patient ~
Eosax better. sppoats iaprosIuE aud desA sad xs&'
MT only dcaa ths H4saparilIAn lssolvsua a1ssi II
known akcnts In tho ours Of Clnnlc soralods
Cstlsntlnnal aud Skin d4essss. bot 1t Il tho pn pad
ttYu euro for
, 1875-11-18

4 FEARFUL CRIME.
CINCINNATI, o., aoy. IA Ga1et{s jackson,
o., special, shys Ara. alary Bruce was found
, 1875-11-18

DESyEn Col, Nov. 18.-Frank Yallndlse, ono
OF the party who murdered the four 1taisps In
this city several weeks ago, bas been captured,
aud was to-day brought to tlts city. He was tlo
only one Of tue assassins at large. All aro now
secure, and will DO tried soon. Several Of Tho
baud hayo confessed the crime since thoir iu-
generation. and II is believed that all of them,
sovon fa number, will bo hanged.
A difficulty at Contra! City to-day between II.
". Hail Of Albany. N. T., representing tho Al
bauy Mining Company, aud William IL. Rule,
late Superintendent ot the same Company, re-
suited in the Ahooting Of the latter. The wound
y not believed to bs serious. Tho fealing at
~ It IL believed btu assault wAH wholly unwas-
iaiited, aud his dealings With tho creditors Of
tho Company eyasiye,
, 1875-11-18

cont aotfonH In Chicago ahont month seo. Ghe
account of which, ras pullishad in THr TntnuHE.
The proceedings wcro held will, c1oaed doors,
and today tho Council adjourned to moel at Ha-
talia a. tho rail Of tho Moderator. l;efore nd
}ozrntng, tho Council appointed! committee Of
three to visit Chicago antt get all tilo evidence
DURING thu lEocee,linRa and tnatlo l~ngthr
ttntefhent In regard to the affair. The Mosiorn-
tor stated to your correspondent tl,at, II tbs
statement wna true 1Ioyoy wAs MI innocent man,
hut, before tlicy rendcrod THAR verdict, both
BA1os mlias 10 heard.
PRAYER At MILWAUKEE.
Snftiat Niftatth 10 TIE Chitaqo Trtbnnt+
MILWAUKEE Nov. 17.-Tho union daily traysr-
meetings atc largely attended, and bid fair 10 re-
snlt in n general roviyal Of rclgious foryor In
this city.
, 1875-11-18

Ths alarm from 1oa ISL 1t 4:05 O'Clock yester.
day Afternoon was caused bs tue partial burning
Of the roof OF \ frame cottage II No. GIT Carroll
oyes,te, owned By Noba1t LiudeD.
Tue alsru Of lire from Hux bH5 1T IN e'cloct
yca.osdaY morning was cat,ecl ny fro II, a tuu-
ato1y frau1e building At No. 2bG Weat t1hin
atreet, occupied Ly Edward johnson, sud owuad
by john Eoanna. Loss, @2j fully insured.
lie alum from lIo< US at l:45 o'clock ycs&or.
day usprutng WAS causod By lLe tiseu,eiy u \
itc IL Il tarn tn ssar Ut tho coruer Vt Ilncolu and
DlS!, Ion STREETS. lhe structure il tha psopefty
VI John iu!lss, and WAS damaged to LAs extent
II abuus SltU. bully insured.
, 1875-11-18

Tho lEish Cats,olis lianevulent Uniou Of Indiana
lo-ttAv o'ceted lha following otllce1a: pres.deut
t"acs 0eEsgbty. Of RushYlllai Treasurer, john
co4tctio. Of Anderson.