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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-02
Medical College of Alabama,
AT MOBILIZE,

The Regular Course OF Lectures will begin
on Monday, November 10Th, 1875, and
close about the 10th OF March following.
The Preliminary Course will commence
about the middle Of October, at which time
the DisaectiDg Rooms will he open.
The City Dispensary has been removed 10
the College Building In the course OF the
year several Thousand patients are examined
and prescribed for at this Dispensary, In the
presence Of the Students.
Dg- Lecture Free " Students from oil parts
OF the United States.
Naturalization Fee,. 90
Dssecting Fee. ........ 10 90
For further particulars and Circulars apply
to W. ii. AN DERSON, NJ. d.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
Mobile, June LIST, 1876.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-02
Failures.

NEW YoRK, September LEOPOLD
Raumberger, assignee of Samuel q.
Castle n Co., filed sch edule OF the
companies affairs to-day, showing
, 1875-10-15

At yesterdays meeting Of tue Committee
OF the Convention OF last March. hci! IN tho
interest Of thu 1>ock Island Il iirnnel'in Ia
nal, m earnest discussion was }!asl selnt'Se 10
the measures md nlennA boss calculated to
promote tho succcss Of the effort to secure
from, Congress tho appropriation necessary 10
constr,ct tbe rauaI. Tie cost Of the work is
estimated at from -. ooU,0o0 to 3i.oo0ooo,
but little mora than the State Of
Illinois Inns nlrendy paid to enlarge
tie cal,ncity Of the Illinois K Michigan Canal
which snr:ld scrre rs the eastern continuation
| ri tie Hack Island Il I1ennepln Canal The
! latter project has been conceived in the i'll
tercst Of cheap transportation. by furnishing
n direct water ronto from tho Mi6Bsssippi tt
Luke Michigan for tho agricultural products
of tho North rest, and tho increment III be.
half OF its construction bids fair to attain tc
such proportions m 10 receive favorable con-
siiaration at the hands or Congress.
, 1875-10-15
wv. ARonpEAcox, President.

Our roorrcsponlant SAYS that theso works enl-
rloy many hands, paying them poor wages, and
pay them in the kind Of scrip inclosed. As
this sorip il not receivable elsowhere, TIM
holders Aayo to taxa tho1n to tue Co.upanya
store, wleso they ara cashed at a discount of
from 10 to 80 per cent. We trust Tue stata-
meuta made by our correspondent arc cxsg-
gerased. Tho sl'inplastor is about the size
Of tho o5.cent fractional currency, and il
lithogrephol IN two colors. In tho meantime
we suggest that persons Issuing or passing
auoh scrip ara liable undar thu law to heavy
poualsies. Sec. IL Of tue criminal code OF
this State reads;
Whoevsz Issues OF pa5sss any nuto. bill, ortaE. or
cheek other than fors!eu Hills aG exchange, tha notss
OF bills Of she United states, Ut aos bank ncof-
pore&ed BY tho Laws Of this Slate or Of the United
H.te. by Tho laws Of sther eg Vie bstsh Proslnce*
In North Amsres, with tntent that tho sanc shA %
circulated currency shall b fned not less than
3o0 nor 1aozs shsa 600 for eAsh odsuse. and shA
not bs permitted Ia cosct any dsasnd sttsns thsss
f~E%T
, 1875-10-15

The Influence OF n settled financial feeling
on tic part Of Government upon tAe
national currency has l,een atrihinRty e1e!n-
pliHed by tho recent history al France 1m-
netliately aftcr lilo Frarco-t}ern1an war. tho
rarcr of tie Bank Of France, which VIII then
at discount, VIA contracted steadily aud
greatly. This brought It quito neHr par.
Before II l.ecanlo equal with gold. however.
The gen.ral uncertainty nbout tho futmro Of
France, AMI 10 ahnrt Tho future financial
policy ri the country, shook polrllnr conf
,l.aee AMI cnuscl aon,p slight huctuation in
The purchasing power Of tho currency. An
soon M the Assembly adopted tho present
Constitution md insured stable Government
fur at least term of years, public confidence
revived. Nobody hal doubted the ezpc-
e1isncy OF n speedy return to specie payments.
but its possibility was supposed to depend
upon the establishment Of some fixed form Of
Government. When this was decided upon,
thou the parer currency Mt once rose III value.
It il now at par. 1t las been brought up to
this by the force OF two facts,-a steady con-
traction and known intention TO resume
specie payments ut the first possible moment.
At a recent banquet in Paris, tho Minister OF
Finance, H. LEos SAr, while spanking Of tho
adoption of tho Constitution, sail: "That
memorable set wns received by tho whole
nation with general feeling d! confidence,
| md visible syn,ptoms testify to the ef-
| feet of this confidence upon the public
! wealth." He went on 10 Say that gold was
already circulating in tho country, and that
J tho vaults Of the Bank Of Franco wcro full Of
! bullion. "From the day OH which tho dciini-
| tiye Constitution WAS voted, so real MI i'm
prove1nent bccane appnrens in trade that 1lse
equilibrium Of tho Budget, which Ind been
sainly sought previously, came about, 80 to
speak, Of ITSELF" The ta1ca have ainee yield
ed lC,Ooo,0oo more than tbcir estimated re.
turns. France is ngain thoroughly pros
pcrolls
| The lesson Of these fncts ia plain. II VIC
| viii TO as Frnnce lns done, wo slhll also sol
bnck 10 prosperous times.
, 1875-10-15

1t i3 believed that the forthcoming report
Of tho Committee appointed to Investigate
tho lARsE charges will exoncrato ex-Secrfta tary
DELAHo from any knowledge Of or completely
in tho Indian frauds, but will condo1nn tho
present system Of contracts, supplies, and ah-
naities, suggesting tho assignment Of army
officers to '.uty ns ludian Agents, though rec
ommend'Hg tho retention Of tie Bureau Of
1ndian hfairs within ti.u superviaicu OF the
Interior Department. upon plan ss,1..ilar to
TINT which prava;..ud prior to the appoint
ment Of tie r~acs Commission.
, 1875-10-15

MERTON ia node in our st. Louis tlis-
Patches Ut n scheme Of tho iueationists to
buy Out tho Nev York 1EorId anti convert it
ipto rag-mer'y o,san, in the interest of
CoNMopoRE GAEnlsoS, Gotham capi-
tAlint, who hrs Presidential aspirn-
t,ons, md who GRttern himself that
the control Of the ll'orId would help him into
the White House in 1876 NJ tho Democratic
candidate. II il 4ail tl.ut lie il, willing to
give S3oo,ooo for tho newspaper and tIle
Presidency, but can't SEQ lis way clcaz to 60
AS high rs s;iGo,0no, tue price asked
for tlsa Journalistic part Of tho thing.
If there IL any truth in the rueaos ut all, it
indicates clear case Of more money than
bruins, for the scaeme hicks vital requisite
Of et.ccess, aud ono which all Of GAua1sos'a
cur 'acy cannot compass 30 readily, viz.
tho votes Of tho American people.
, 1875-10-15

During the recont DEEcnER.TILvoS unptes.
antucss q lar8o number Of eicrEymen Of the
yioinago, NTH their f,ooks. maMfested m utter
want Of sympathy with tho BuEo,ineB Of the
Brooklyn LAGOON and, at that sime. 80 tightly
was he c,asped In tho folds Of tho Riant sorpen.
OF Scandal, that he had no time to wasso In any,
thing elao than attempts at ortrjcatIon. En.,
nor that tho coils tlaye rotsxcd sufficiently to
permit Of connected thought nud utterance, ut.
DEecngn is doing hss level beat to set sson With
Drs. CuYLER, DupINdTos, It al. At the list
rrayer~mectlng in Plymouth Church, tho pastor,
in tho caurss OF bis talk. touched upon tho old.
tin,o pharseos and ttolr ''n.odcrn counter
parts (meanug tho anti .1]EEcnEn C!lr,st'ans}
mud thus c1pressed bin "tEuo ln~ar1uoss" IN
regard to them:
They were rious [acrtwing up his f,cs 70 tnos y
though hn 1csptac1 tho very thought Of the nlra
whom he was about TO dessrt; e; yss, tney fu1
sn,t me1n pious and proud, lious and bitter piu.s
and critically cenaolpu' poua and ~ Aara.lexftsI
the dsstlt lS!fght aprfalise.l
This ia an "oulco1ne Of inner life " fully II
farvent ~ anything that ''tho bird suns IN ths
hoatt" iu the EtizabethAn ora Of opistolafy
highfalutin.
, 1875-10-15

dent Of social science and every would-bc re- |
former is to nscertain tho exact needs Of tho /
classes which my reform must u1ain1y aIect. |
Whit do the woriingnen really ueod? Is |
their condition better or worso than it has |
been 2 Questions like these arc not easy to
answer. After all possible statistics have
been complied, ono important element in tho
answer ia still lscking, This is the opinion |
of the men most Immediately concerned.
They will not, aa rule, g;vo this to any one
belonging to q diiferont c1asa. It muat bo
cleaned from their conversation with eacl
othcr, from their infrequent writings, aud
from the raro utterancos Of the yery few mon
who have valid c1nisn to represent tloIn.
And in all this cleaning duo allowance
must be maslo for tho inevitable cxaggsration
that marlA the spoken Or written atntcmcnt
| Of grievance. We publiahed a few weeks
ngo. an inside Wow Of tho condition of labor
in France, based npon careful compilation
IF tic reports mado to tho Fronch trade
| uniona by their delegates to tho Vienna Ex-
| position. It was gratifying to note tint these
reports ns d rnle, strongly i,,tlorsc,i the nrbi-
| tration OF disputes between masters and mon,
condemned strikes as injurionB to tho strill-
| crs, and recommended thu gradual abolition
| Of lilo wago.systc,n, not by revolutionary
,noa,,,rca, int bv thu co.oncrotIon of tho
present waro-earners, -oud Tint without tho
1,eln from Goyern,,ant which has heen fatal
tn so many French co-opcratiye enterprieos
Mr. CuAn1gs paAp1Ausu. in q recent letter
to our New York namesake, has given a sone-
w1at s;mi,nr view of tic condition Of tohor
| IN r,n,anJ.--a;,n;]ar in its antboritv. for
uu.p,,4uou.a claim to represent artisan eon,
timcnt in Great Britain osnuot be denied.
mi, Il, Il. ssn.a
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;n E,,1ou1 o,cord;no ~ ". In, nv ,r<,, +.
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,bo, ,.oca. In "a r;son ,,,ora tor ,,;,.os ,,,th;
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, 1875-10-15
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE

u1ts nr srttscn1r1tox trarADLe r. AnF@aek'.
f'csts. Z ire paid nj this ONCE
t.lJy Ed,ttoa, ta,tnaId,
Parts nt yraf Al hams tate.
Mailed q sur adttsft FoEn wEExs fHr,......:,. l,VO
,unf = ftytto1 Ll4r,r5 md Religious douofs :, ,,,,
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T. 1rfa Of yr4F ut tAtns fAt1.
WEI kL1 Fui HON, fOGrrA1D. r ~,
tnnc1pr. Pc" jet XIX
:, II II tWrtIty PT -"
Ths postsKe IA rents Jrat. which va vii! FFepaS
riscmr, euit. asnt tree.
IL prcYcnt del " snd ,nIs!akes, liz Aure md rive
roEt-c. address In full Including State unt County
ReutaNrea n,ay Le made ettllct ty draft '1treAs'
Iot.- ONCE ordsr Or In rrgsIasc Irrr' =: os t'Ex'
rfn.ts TO GIFT Ern4trIhL"'.
D.ty, delivered, Sntay cfre;f. ID c'hs# rer Feek'
DI,r, delivered. su..s AclHlm IN ren,* r". "eek'
Addreas THE TRIBUNE foalfAHf'
Co1ner Mnt:jtcr At.f Dexflhru.sts+ Cl!e@co, Ill
, 1875-10-15

Our tlispntchos from Ohio, giving tho cor
rected figures Of the vote in oil but one
county. eTeetuelly set ut rest MI uncertainty
as to the result Of tho election. HAYEs
majority will not vary far from a,5o0 either
way, aud tho Republicans secure majority
Of II in tho House md ono in the Senate.
, 1875-10-15

The Republican Central Committee Eaa js-
ued call for Republican County ConEen-
ion to Lo ht1d Iext Tuesday, Oct. u; also
.ppointing tha places for holding primaries
;or the election Of delegates.
, 1875-10-15

T"tst nutAtliea wv VOC 0ae
| lItsa il IN iuau.eJiase market for M Issue
Of 500, 600, 700 o. grconbacha inter-cooverti-
blo with :-C;5 bonds. tbs distribution of this
amount Of legal-tonlers would not only make
| ,noney plenty, but ss cleap as tho most dis
houtst bankrupt might desire. It would bo
so cheap that thero is no rcahon why JAR
| CuokE, DUNCAN, SHERMAN It Co., aud Hzanr
CLEws might not ba nblc in short time to
pay MI their d.bts ut par in chenp legal-
touders. Thu debtor whoao offer to pny 20
! cents IN tie dollar to Ills creditors las beon
refused could then pay his debts in full, and
sayo money by Ito operation. Here is really
tho moving motive Of the Ohio Hing in their
demand for Imitation. Suhsiliea nra tho oh
icct sought, with oil their gorgeous plun<ler.
Tho Union Pacific Railroad Company paid
for the construction Of tint road sos, $780, 900
to tho Credit A1oblier Company tho Credit
Mobilier Company paid for the construction
$40, Ie0, 900, showing profit to contractors
OF /: t3, SOC, ,000t o. more than 30 per cent on
3h expenditure.
hut thu rrin,e coat Of tlleac improvements
, will not be limited to $500, ,0oo,o QUO. Assuu.
iag TINT tlsu work PROPOSED can DO done at
tho present raluo Of money for tile sum pro-
G posed, it vii! be impossible to do so If tho
/. money shal decline, aa itcersain]y will, upon
=" imitation. Tue passago Of An act Of Congress
!. lH'!"EIng uven the beginning OF such d
l. scheme Ut hnbsi'liea together will, an inaa-
IL t'oa OF tho currency for that purpose, would
in l!aTo ahe eatct OF putting greenbaeks ut III
t. cents In the tlolihr, and OF destroying the
Of credit "f tho Government. To 70 on With
~ Tie WORK will require, therefore, large addi.
!, | ton OF 1nonyy,
tv None of these wattr.Youtca will nf coursf
H. over pay the expenses Of operating them, ant
they must 10 naaintained by the Government
There will not 10 to}'a suough co1lectota q,
r. tho Ohio leiver Improvement, james niyc,
* & KanAwha Canal. anu the A,lantio 4
ot Western Canal and Tennessee River i,nprove
II. meut combined, to pny thu wages Of thodraw
at tenders. It coats 10 pes cent Of all the ea,7,
Ae iugs Of the great Esis caual 10 pay for ord
9c nary repairs, and it will lake ton or tw.nt
,rt uliuions a year appropriated from. Il,
10. National Treasury to keep these :,o0o mile
r. Of canals in ropair,-oponing Esw mine {
&c. plumber for tho contractors. rhe history I
10. tho New York canals showa that Of tho nil
lat ious expended fur repairs Ut least 20 p
G. cont hayo boon deliberately stolen.
IL 1Ls elcction OF AI1xa as the precursor Of
at gsaud schsus Of internal Improvements su
ata ming high up In the hundreds Of million
for and Offering aoh brbes to corrupt c.
#as gressss, was part Of the inilstlon job. ct
ier, gEsss was 10 osdar these immense works, a
for the supply Of ssesabaaks was to bs "ms
ne, and kept equal to tho wants Of dads."
90. ths asfsas os A11xz md hA corrupt md
, 1875-10-15

Through The New Ozleans Cotton Eschange
arrangements have boon perfected for com-
piling Cotton ssstistios through the various
Exchanges in tho southern Statea. Tho te-
port for September shows that vet weather
has been the Cause Of delay in picking md
damage to que!ity, ind The total crop now
ont Of danger from frost il estimated ut from
10 to 90 por cent below TINT Of 1874.
, 1875-10-15

If Tho Infer. UceGn finds holaca Ia con.tnainc
"a Il did ye4tprday. to explain AWAY lau Dou'"'
cratic dofeat lu bh,o, only rom lvkauJy oy,.
disposed person can object to its pursuit Of A,,.
pibess In that tlsreation. Any nu,Ilboe of II.
Inter. OCEANS four-cofumn oditorials vii. mi
alter the fact that tho people i,aso ropuliatsi
the inf1ation-repuaiatiou scheno, mud that til.
rag-baby Ia dead bovond possibility Of rpau.ee,,
tlon. But II the inter. Ocean would smooth IT,
t!,osny patti, 1t must lcsrn that houeaty IN II,
best policy. and no longer practice concealuont
Of Tho fact that 1t Is tho only Democratic o,o,n
IN Chicago. DleastnRa atsoud honesty ap5 II
honest. tho Inter. Ocean will bo blessed with
what 1t mover llaa had, some intuonco Then
too, 1t would he aavod frnm auch lu<licsous 4. :,
pos1res Of tte alliance With tho Democracy utiIa
lo,1dest proc|amiug ita Republication 10 il
made yeatcrday In t1,e following. disclosing its
intimate relations aud private correspondents
With tho Ohio Democratic COMMITTEE:
Al ono tina gcsterlay tho Democratic Ecutral Cam
mittee we're hopeful OF AtLEHs election. Au SOM n
them atI claim that hc will hsvc . brua ns1.od,,
Tho Chairman Of tim Democratic Co'EG1ittec H.,
Rraphed to ths fnter.ocsdH st l:30 this n1nrnuJ.
liars IL probably elected by 2,50}; ths Leg tIu1r,
ta clone and doubtful" Tns Republicans adAtt tu,t
uArEs' majority will not exceed s,t0U, II iudeel #
Fcaches that nKufe.
, 1875-10-15

ciation over whrh BkApLAroH presitses. con.
tains the following confirmation OF this dec-
lAration: .'The hnd~9ucstion ia the question
Of questions; will tako n1ly menus. fair or
foul, in order to att1Hct attention to IT," The
morality Of this nny bu slecried, but nos its
deadly earucRtreB5.
, 1875-10-15

Tho New York HeraM has printed ono
very healthy editorial upon tho gambling
spirit" and makes local application Of it to
New York in the following vigorous denunci-
ation Of Will street,:
Wall stseet II longer governed by hnneat business
mon, but by gamblers, Goodt true saues ara no
longer bo,gh. and aotd. On tho contrary, VIC have
"pu.4 and "calls." Tie literature Of Wall htrcet Ia
tho literature Of gamblsrs. A "pHt7 Ii ns MITCH a
gambling experiment IA gauo of faro or roulette.
Uattt theta IA hurniug out of thcsa tntcrtsso aud
thorough cleaning ot Wall atroct; until men iks 1A1
GouLp who avn neither conscience nor humanity. mid
ha are vs ires upon tho business Interests Of New
york-unt nnen Of this kud. with their pEetenslona.
ther fraud1, soir schemes, their infamous trlalng
with tbs public credit ArD driven out OF trade, we
ahnll hare 10 honest, healthy business prosperity.
There Is q world Of truth in thia nutshell,
and the sooner this truth is recognized md
put in practice tho bettor will 1t be for the
country. The HnuM is entitled to credit 70,
sending this bombshell among tho Wall stroei
gamblers.
, 1875-10-15

We now Enow how tho 1nter- Ocean las besa
feeling during the past two Or shroo aays "u
bsye had alight attack ourselves. featettl&t
o rumor reached tho city that the returns from
the backwoods townships iu Ohio had el,ctfl
ALLEN, It sent a colt chill through tho antise
Office. Every ono mas seized with M attack Of
ague. We had 1t for q couple Of hours At tla
expiration Of that time, fnding that the report
was unfounded, we recovered. md ure no" coa.
fortable and happy again. Thu dihs1enee BE-
tween ua sud the TO. people. horoYor, 's quss
material. We suffered only swu h'urs. 1hs
Inter- Ocean las boeu suffering osos aIaco
o'clock Tuesday oyoring, tho oniv alienation BE-
Ing that while We woro suffering those tao
hours, tho TO was rejoicing aud feeling d
happy as clan, Ut htRb-water. We cominiseF4t'
tho condition Of the Democratic rag+noueyin'
fAtion organ. It succeeds as poorly in concca''
lnR its modification xnl disappointment At ths
defeat OF ALLEN IS no should hare bad IN coz
cealing our real fco!lngs had tho sumor OF sea-
tordsy proved true.
, 1875-10-15

Z
session by large majority, it Is not likely
will prevail in the Democratic National
Convention; nna, II they do not.
the indationistH and rcpud'atiooistx will
set mp candidate Of their avn. They may
find some recruits from the Republican, party,
---cpougll. perhaps, to warrant them IN dlsii-
ing thu tirkct.-say fHEl1.EToS for President
and rmL1,ps for Vice. President, or ALLEN
mud Kelley.
There is no probability TINT tue eoft.naoncy
Democrats will giya up. They fought out
tho irsup stahhornly in 1sGs, aud were slc-
will again 10 defeated. Thoir chnuces of
sucstss "re lc*a, however, now than they
werc in la''S, fnr There VIM then no Rplit IL
the ne,noSsatia party. but ncxt year tho
hart1.money Democrats will decline to share
the tlisgraco IT tls movement without my
prospcct OF SUCCESS. Thuy will mako tho
reputiiationiRts boar thu brnnt OF tho aefcnt,
aud 10 dispose Of thc,n once for nil, Tho
fight for honest money will not haso to be
1nade again for nt least another generation.
WHY aREENDAcKs ARE At a DIgCoUNT.
a,.,ns 'as ~, 80, ..,I,ns f,an n ~ ~ er rc
discount in not That The peops Of tLls country l,s,c
ets confidence In thc t"itl4 Of tho noscrnment and
'afif resources nan nave 'e i'enen ~4'u ssa.su ="
ta !. na f'', -, tAnnl.n,s1 naman
carrie. ar csr crts u tccr,yr o' to ray debt; gold "
virtually tlcmonrt!zcd. Tct when Jon 10 In TIN tna-
snnhe"se TO r"s aats*' gseenoaess ass senaa.aSsa'
NJ w,, ~. -, ,,,a aha.n 9,o,, ,1r Kr1Irv,, Nav
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al1 tnan vorr ..o1l I'M, ,1n ,nforsat nm MI
tno hor,,s ;ss,,o,, hv tlo c;orornmcnt H. hv
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v;,,, c,la rovenre fron c,,s,ous hit r. t1,f
;,,,r,st in ~ l,a ,,oi,1 +, rol then II win h,
~, r.1;nf II tho untr, 70 co1lest tba rovonn,
=, ,,saon,,achs ,,,d t,,n, ,,,rola.. oo1a j., III,
, 1875-10-15

l.oneat bsckers will perish ths entise auhs.dy
business, as we'll as the proposed imitation
Of tho curroucy. The one MAS dependent on
the other, and it is fitting that they both
should be buried In the same grave.
, 1875-10-15
Eb& Cb!ifaDp Gu! G3ibus1e.
Friday Morning. October ID, 1875.

Grecrbacts n. the New York Gold Exchange
opened 1T s;'s, sose to sas, fell TO sot, aAa
sloset nj I'll.
, 1875-10-15

MCCORMICK HhLL-Sorth Clark etreet. corne
Eu,i.. Lo.ture BY y!ctaria Wnndhuli. aubiect
1hs Trus Aud t1,o False, sotia'5."
, 1875-10-15

Cattle were in good domana and were e'ro'
Sheep were quiet and unchanged, at sstofP
Al. Oue hundred dollars in gold would buy
al1c.i:i in greenbacks at the close.
, 1875-10-15

Tho Nav York Tribune NAY p'etH .s,,t..i e{
..a.s th.n mara t,suisl necessary in ssna0. -
ths ehar6. thst Il u indeed JAs ao0.mx .aaaes d
Tamnan1 Ia politically. tei1snAlv aoat VA NJ,
Hanss%*. ,s HI i hsa44d&A h f4ts bs>e . AVE.
, 1875-10-15

4 certain carpst-bakger In tho South ltstl5 ap'
ponded to Lis uamo tho in'tisls ~. al"'-
which Ia Postmaster" He no logger, ho~eVes'
enjoys that broad privilege. having bean TO-
moved On tho ground TINT he was unit Tor tho
place. Catching fire from tho inaammablo tone
Of tho society arouud him. he has written ana
printoti a letter relative to his decapitstion u
tho courso Of which he toncheB OH the following
verbal rocket;
Il may be poastbe thst am incompetent 70 90 !ns
low. mean. 1Ishy work Of the little olue-o'"'S
Yankee. JxwKL1.. =
TAfs valuable contribution to ph5sio'og5' 10
making pubIlo tho extraordinary color Of 'ha
1'os.lnaBter- Generals abdominal cavity. "si ao,
doubtodly attract tho attention Of tue moo'cal
profession but tho grost uassa Of people-thosse
who bave little interest in science-"li' osoFioot
this important discovery In tho safps'So sas' -,
will fool over the fsct that the behoaded olnei' ,
has not yet called upon the preBldont for nll',
tary assistance to keinstate him In bis fosfs''0o
| position.
, 1875-10-15
UNION PARE cuURot1-Copcc1t b. Tho Thou,aa

ADEIpIf T11CATHE--Desrborn street, cornel
houroe. Variety performances.
, 1875-10-15

Mr.. SERGEANT DA1lah11aE, tho famous En-
p1ish ba1xts,es, las bosu setxiued to defend tllo
man WA,Nwa1our, who u supposed to ts the
chief actor III tho London trsgatly secsatiy w.
e&rthad, Nov developments lave lately Gssn
mado la tho case, and thors ase now betxeoI
thirty aud forty witnesses 10 be examined. Tho
evidence soewa to 10 overwhelmingly asaiust
tue prisoner, aud 1t sill tax tho 4kill of tue 3D.
voczte to the utmost to bring bis client OF safely.
Tho most important witneas found since ths in
quest IL Mrs.. Wl1L1Moax. who was al intlsuste
1nend OF itAxn111 LANE, tho murdered woman,
! bath before and after she became WAsHwHaaut's
i misttaaa. The other wttuasaaa ouly cozrohorats
tbs story already published. They show thai
| tbs ~om&a LAM Disappeared auddsnl3 about q
rear afo thas she WA living With WAUwa1an7
II hls nistss&st that I ftW wssks
nv KAizwatax1, xhs7 Ahoul A4tsstag aas,
, 1875-10-15

ORIENTAL LODGE, Nh. at A. +. and 4. M.-statcd
26.nzannte.ucn tut {fgtsS. eSehlng at su o'.loek'
or bu.iness, by order Ct 4ae Master.
T.. n. TECECESer.