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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-02

To CURE when the voice is
lost, as is sometimes the case, from theefscts
of cold, a simple, pleasant remedy is furnished
by beating up the white of one egg, adding
to it the juice of one lemon, and sReeteniDg
1t with white sugar to the taste. Take q
teaspoohful from time to time. It has been
known effectively to cure the aiiment. ssos
, 1875-09-13

Tho Indian 1urcnu Wnnta Pay for
Cortntn Indians Klllou-fsov. tbs-
born Cnntaot Sec tho .1lnttcr In Thnt
Light. ....-
sptciai Nspatsh to The Chftaoo Tribune.
TorkKA, Knn., Sept. 12,-TAe indian nurcau
has made formal demand upon the State Of
Kansas for reparatlon on account Of tho killing
OF four OsaRe Indians and tho capture
Of certain Indian property by the State militia in
August, 1874. This denanl iB tho result Of .
yolntn.nous and very pointed correspondence
carried on betNce the Interior Department aud
Tho Governor Of KanBas during The last year.
Tho amount claimed ia $4,000 the dead indians
being rated atso much per bend. Gov. Osborn has
today replied to tho demand In lengthy sod
forcibie letter, recounsug ali tho circumstances,
declaring that tho conclusions Of tho Indian
Bureau Aro unwArsantod BY tho fuels, and stating
very positively that no ropasatson need bo a1-
pcctcd from tho State Of Kansas lle assorts
that tho IndiAus wore III Kausss in violation OF
positive orders OF tho Government, and ldeir
killing waa justitiablo and proper. fIo COOS on
to sAy that 1t ID tho duty of tho General Gov
ern,ncnt 10 keep tho Indians on their ,eHorvn-
tons, aud that mhrnovsr they appear In sno
State If Kausas thoy will he treated At hostilos
aud 1iisponpa OF a. rapidly and thoroughly ~
practicable. People living on tic
ironticrs and c1poaoh to 1u'ilan depreciation
or who lave suffered from thell, calnot always
10 relied upon to institute Judicial examination
respecting that etu.us Of tntliAns found roaming
in their midst. Tho complete separation Of sa Q
whlto He.ttors and tho 1ntlisna s the onIy Feas-
onatlo guaranty Of safety to either. Ihi! policy
iB practically tue policy OF the tntorlor Depart
While the Indians Tonain on thoir side OF tho
State lino OF Kanuaa. they need approhend no
interference from our cisizouB, but ia hgh tino
that they understood that tboy can trcspasa
, 1875-09-13


:. Apart from the arsi1ctsl excitement Of wager.
thete is acme amount Of romantic intercat at
tAchiuX 10 the announcement that Ms. NeIrnh
eet out ou Thursday morning on hls bicycle on
his long 1ourueY from Vienna to Paris. Ths
thAt Of tho hungarian Lieutenant who petform-
ed The SAME feat last year upon single lorao
In liftoen days, will liz through Ems, Muntcbt
Stuttgart, H.raaburR, and Nancy. Ms. NaIsus
hopes 10 accomplish hls undertaking in 1T
least onesthird lass time; aud. looking to What
has Aireadv besn achieved BY sklllful bicycl!sts,
We sas httlo reason to think him oyeE.ssu-
Kuiua. 1t IL N established maxim that eYen
human powor would bsst that Of horse In tho
long run. Dr. Kitchlner, In his "1'rAYeler's
Orscle," work Of authority In pfa-raiirAy days,
lays down the rule ol twenty ullaa day for /
horse for tie dfst two dAys aud tban, II ho 10 =
good Que, thirty OF forty, with reAt On the
fourth day, to give him tine to recover his
spirits. Twice Bucts IA amount Of work In tue
same period would certainly not tlre skill
ful voloclpsdo rider very much. The Hun.
HsFiAn officer rodo foety-six miles 4 day;
but his horne must have srrived greatly dis
trsssed. Mr. kaifns proposes to rldo continu-
ouslY &hout GU mlloa dav. lIo starts, moreover,
iR tho beat Of August, no siuall coasldoration
10 Southeru Europe. whereas the Hungarian
travelled III November. OF courso Mr.. kAllta
will ride oniy lu carly morning aud in tbs cool Of
the evening be will bo troubled Mother 10 find
stablEug nor fodder for bis Hteed md, with q
feH handy tools, will b ready for most accI-
dents. Altogether the bicycle may now claim to
have EtaAu from tho positlou Of toy to that oi
| = useful supp1emeot TO mana piss.sb IDLY defective
meAns Of locomottep.
, 1875-09-13
A REMARKABLE CASE.

sntefa' Correspondence u TAs Chicago 7rtb.n1.
DEa Mo1sEs, Ia, Sept. t0.--Tho cane Of
COUCH u. tho Watson Coal Company uss oItied
yesterday 1norning In the Circuit Court. It Ii An
action for damsges for injuries received in =
ooal'nine. The occurrence IL one OF tho most
remarkable recorded any where, snd equal 70 the
celebrated casa In Nos Hampshire where tho
man hsd III isou rod blown through
his head and survived. 1Is, Couch mas
asandlng at tho bottom Of ito shaft, which IL 1856
feat deop, A cage, Of elevator, was descending,
on Hhtch wore nlen aud tools. When about ID
feet down N iron blasting drill, s fcol long and
II nsass 10 q@mstet 1s With ono aud attened
lEr. Couch, who Kaa iu \ s,oop!ng posture, il
.he back. near ,p ths sp!ns! eoiunas' II lie re-. :.
gion Of tns m mAdnoys, 1Ae Sharp eud ep-
passing along tho Eeosutn. and m.k.ng its stit 4
Inc anus. Tho lover eud of ths rod struck tlle
ground. The blow Frustrated .hs wounded
man, aud conrade pulled s'le rod fros, hs
body Il IL strange that he IL sllre to 10 able ID
bring t1is action. He ID Abls 10 do ~ much abos
4 n
, 1875-09-13
NORTH CAROLINA.

Proposed Change" Ia ats Con*titufloEt.
WARRINGTON. b, c., Sops. IA Couser ys,ye
,,,i,,r,.n f,,,r No,th r,ro1,n. avnr,...s ,Ia
po"s'ss@u 'v ~. Cnss.,,-'.,.-' C~s.".I wv
opinion thas tue conati1"slooat eonVenaon IN
that Ssstc Will bold short session. one OF the
reforms proposed will bo reorganization Of the
Judiciary The Judges ara now elootod bv the
.,n.,1n /. d;.,riots tha,- t.r,,, .f,t+ ..,,: +,
peop'o ~ o'e.4'1'e' s"o4t 20" o4suS''ss41. ~
sals s5eseh u cont'nuetl, IT CANNOT DO many
years befose the ststo will be dl6graeed BY the
election OF = Judge wl.oaa unltnees for Office
vi1l m.ke hin, incomnetcnt In fiji liza ,ositjon
r. ~.s,aa,. .I,;. ~ j.. .,re,aseJ -
touao"s tu'o p'poo1" ~
make tue tenure OK otlce OF Tie
, 1875-09-13
Tho Donth Of tho Author Of tho Tol.
doth Icshu.

The Donsh OF tho Author oS tho Tol-
doth Jest1u.
Its author Hks Bohemian jaw, called Chaftm
or joachim, who mas converted to Chrtstisnty
aud baptized Ferdinand Francis. Soon After hls
conversion, ho stola-being. ~ Wagbnsell aays,
"u ,&b!e to dig, ard to bog sahsNed!" uc VIA
ooudcumed to be hanged in tho 1ah market at
Vienna, and In duo order received tho holy
sacrament. Jeauit stood by, and. with
. wow OF consolation, put crucil1 iu
lila hands. Tho condemnud aakcl II thcro
WAS any earthly 4ope. Tho Jesuit alsWored
tsero was mono. Then The condemned threw
tho ctucifix on the stone floor OF tho fsh-maskat
aud smashed 1t. aud told tho people present
that he bad oniY adoPted tho Christian faith
for roksonA Of political con Eeotenee. The lor-
rtfied jesuIt reminded bin thst le had Just par
taken Of the holy eucharist. lnto ny mouth "bs
kerchief and tisnce "-elsevhere. "seafoh." ho
added. land you shall tlnd." Subsequent tnsas-
t,gAtion proved hiA assertion correct. Ths Jews
suffered she!r akola we're pillAged. aud than
se'vas stoned and wounded, their money taken
from thom. and thslt finRs together Wilt ther .,;
fingers, II they, could not bs taken without:
Tho l.apless Ferdinand Ffan.la hsd pieces
pinched ont OF bin With .ongs 1t white Aaas.
was drawn through tho town tied to hosses
tail. aud had hfs tongue an,putatsd ~ Nes
roasted before allow fire, aud couple q hefco
uraily indignant Waesnseil, 'not QUO cry Of
pain was Uttered BY ihls FIR. trifur. trifurc!-
ftr' ue only ututteTed his father y P1aJets aEd.
whom his right hand WA hexn on, saad y %.
Ghftatisn faith. As long ~ lifs lasksd he best
his bosom with that MANNED hand. aud cried ~
we'll ~ bis uutl1ated tongue would let him,
"hlaY my death b The expiAton ct my conver-
| ston." HlA aahss we're oAst Into tls Danube,
, 1875-09-13

Batnrday afternoon, sud dividend Of 10 par
"a K fifst meeting Of tho creditors OF William
Go|dio will hs tetd to-day at II 8, m,
SUPERIOR COURT IN nn1EF.
A. Il, Miner began \ snft for 81. .0l1 aRainst T.
G. whitcnidc, A. II. Hit. ". 81. Hit. and lesao
s. Il. sfccrt. 4 Co. began = suit By ast.eh-
Chntiea ". saurea commenced 4 suit for
&a.200 against Jacob Q. Myers md James A..
II /. Wright began a sns. for s1o,oeo asa!nst
". q. LawtH and - Marsh.
!. NJ. Looms filed a bill against Aaron Gibbs.
q. 4. Chanlbora. Il. II. Iogers. Horny Van
ArsdaIe, ". II. Van A'sdao. C. A.
nsys. II k.aa Sa, eGssi'n Ssa nd tssse tas oo
foreeIose :. trnatdsed for sesoo on tho y. y. =,
Il Of tho 8. +, II, aud tho 8. 10 acres OF the ".
i Of tho N. E. K Of Sec. l. 81, Il. o,
L: J. Sexton sued George Moisliso fos si'A"o
In debt.
a, II. Durloy. NcccLvor OF tho Cook County
National J'ank began suit ae.tnss r. II. ~; ~;
HonRb tn recover ei5.00D and ahotheF 1of p'o"
hgatnst II. Il. Cault!e1d. a, nm
Josiah t;raut suctl jacob Torsyth for u, 2oV:
il, H. Holm Il %. brought rt,t fnr e, 700
against John H. and tioorEe z. Smith and +. +.
Josiah Grant enod Caroline n. Forsyth aud J.
II, ro.rt' for si,y'2}, s13 n Winch fled petitIon
against slarsi.li I}eldcp, ". Z. GunteE, Obadiah
jsckspn. n, q, Perkins, u. l.. Evans, G. J. Lock
wootl, snd Ln,Is AIberg. asking for mechanics'
lion to mo amount OF s955.7l on 1;o.s Is and 1os
In Block III, tn School Section Addition.
CIRCUIT Counr.
George II. Loring L Co. began suit In re-
rlcy,n againrt Waiter 1snrn!lnm and Roberl j.
i'errnc to " coYcr eomo buildings on Tho corner
Of Lake and Green streets, and uther personal
property, valued At Sl,06G.
tufInatENTH,
, 1875-09-13

10 hS E6H6f OF 1A4 GAat04d 1Fl8hHS:
0EF1cx or II. 3. CAhrxn L Co.. MAhuTAcruREnd
AND DxAtEns IN p4nLon FURaIrunE AND LounoEs,
1A4 AND ltd LAKE sraEEr, CHICAGO, Sept l3-We
would nts to bear testimony to the promptness md
efficiency Of our Fire Department. Fto caught In our
fourth story III and l4o Lte street, n tho upholstery
department., We thinx from epoutAneous ooubustlons
about O'Clock r. N. Bept 1t Uncovered shortly
sftsr startiug, md within twenty minutes It had
spread al tho fourth story. and ads good prog
tess on tho third floor. and Ill among very cotnbus-
tible material. Tho Fire Department. were vary
promptly on hand. aud put In Just tho right Kind Of
work, view Of tho chaFred Hmbers on both third
and fourth hooFn will fully attest. just enough
water and Hahoock E1tnguahef was used 70 put out
the 1re 50 that our lne goods on tho second aoor
wero not dssnsged. And Just hero wo would 4te 10
sxpEcas our thanks To the Fro Patrol Aut theif vary
etctout Captain s their careful covering snd hAnd-
ling Of stock on tho seeoHd floor. Ws feel that It
only by tho very best skill and work that "a
sayed from disastrous hEe A. It was, fnw thousand
lnllal1 will cover Tho loas which has boon promptly
sotted by tho following insurance companies who
covered ouf s.ak. H. Iossph, St. Joseph, No., La
mar, Nav York CITY, American Central st. Lous. Mo-,
Manutactuscss Newark, n. Davis lie1us, AXants
Lyconlng, Munole, Ph q. ?. Trssdwsy Co.. agents;
Northwestern National, Ailwaukee, john CaMcFon,
Manager; WesteEn Asaurance Toronto. canada. Rotio
Naughton Co.. Agsnn. -Four days cleaning up haa
put business In good running 0rdeE With al hands
1t work uau4l ready to III ali ordess Respectfully,
II. H. GARTxu / Co.
, 1875-09-13

Local.
| Mr. D. F. a1urphey liod voluntary petition 10
BANKRUPTCY Saturday.
In consequence Of Tho return Of hno weather,
Tho Exposition wau largely attended yea.erday.
An enthusiastic meeting raa hnd at tho cor
nor Of 14eayttk and Congress etrcots Saturday
ovenipg. for tho purpoeo Of taking etspa 10 &C.
cure tho opening of Woas Congress street to
Western avenue.
In the Criminal Court yesterday, In tho case
Of John Condon. charged ~,th tbe u1ufdor Of
lila wife, tAe tMfy returned verdict OF M4n.
alaughttr, fixing tho term Of inpsisonmont At
Quo yoar In tho ronitcntiary. 4 motion for
now trial waH outerod.
Tho gallo which awept over Lake Michigan
Thursday night canaoa far creator disnslar than
WAS at l1ra. reported. Saturday morning tito
ing tho sad nows Of the wrcck aud
+! total loss Of tho propoEier Equinox.
It sco1nB tlltt tho Equinox Lad loft 8aRinaw sun
syng I tls Emms A. ' Msses 10 d." Tow. eD' Tho ses-
aa's we're Htruca By the gallo at about II o'clock
Thursday night, solno distsnco sass Of
Ssv Ss eos ts'o sar rons great IL s.S sa' ~ .Sou o
2 o'clock Friday morning. Tho Equinox uas
| then observed by tho crow Of tho schooner TO
begin reeIpg from ono sido to tho other, but
still gong ahead and making stcam as usual.
Tho gale Increased in fury, and tlloso on
board the vorrela lad to kcop = look
| ont to .prevoot collision. Tho
| night vaa dark. and only occasional faRuos
Of lightning revealed tito rosIt!op OF tho two ves-
rels. Through tho dln OF tho roaring elements
tho CAPTAIN Of tho Mayoa Heard suddenly tho
cry, "Cus TINT lne.". Tho line .wna
Immediately ioosencd, and sooond attor-
wards without any sign of dlstress,
tho propeller carccned over to tho howard eido,
and wont down to tho dopths, leaving no t1aco
| wEhtovcr. -- .
Tho Equinox raa loadsl with $3.50 barrels Of
salt. and had on board, besides tho crow, Capt
Dwight Scott, Tho owner, hn eldest daughter,
Miss Mimic Scott, aged - years, and
h ntcco Miss Hattie Scott, agod II
years. Yhoro wab alBo anothrr young Indy on
board, whose name eoa,d la not be learned. The
97,U00 in the Pacific Mutual Marine Insurance
Company OF New York. The propeller belonged
to, tho Grand Trunk d sarnia Limo. and hcr
vnl'le ie estimated At $50 600, upoh which there
| Ia no insurance.
, 1875-09-13
NEW WAsAlNGTOM)AN HOME.


Tho chapel Of tho new Waahtngtonian Home,
built On the old mite. was dedicated yesterday
afternoon, = very large audience. composed
about equally Of both se1oa, bong In attend
Aucs Dr. N. s. Davis presided.
Prayer by the Rev. Dr.. Thomas opened tho
exercises. Then followed hymn, after which
the lev. hfr. fArkhurHt, onc0 = missionary In
the Asiatio heAtlon lands, delivered
m adarcss. He said that sympathy AEd
compashion-the feelings excited by puro
Ch1letiauity-could alone rcform tho drunk.
ard. chtrity waa oyos tho ooncomitaut
Of tho ChsisttAn religion. It domished not
among tho hoathenB. In tho City Of Shanghai,
wien an American Chriatiau Mission waH aatab-
lt9had there sonic twenty Or thirty years ago,
there was not d stugo benevolent institution.
Tho Christians immediately proceeded to estab-
]ish hospitals and as51ums This wop tia hearts
Of the people, Ind tue ns.ivo Government WAS
compelled to set up rival institutions to keep
ihe peoRle from 4 becoming followers OF Jesus.
neSolcnt Institutions half of tllnm in tue CITY
of Bostou or Immediately surrounding It, What
= contrast But It waa duo to lhe nohio spirit Of
Christianity: ha did uos kuow Ut = nob!ss mir
sion on oarth than that Of reforming tho dr,lnL-
erd, The nan cursed by IN Appotite for strong
drink deserved compassion rather than reproscG.
lie needed persuasion and good example. Tho
Home H4h JQAt e46 piACO ~ tllTu kh8 tAGUFiat6'B
though,s AWAY from himself aud from ruu,. It
wAp ; safe abylum,-a credit 10 Chicsso,-aub hp
hoped thst Ii would be Always hbotaliy sustsinod.
Or. Davis stased that tho Home vas lint
npancd III Discomfort 1863. Since that period
mora than 1,000 patients had beeu admitted
500 OF whom had become thoroughly reformed,
Many Of tho balance relspsed into tho old habit,
but ness spnsmodlcally temperate. Hs,u low
had fallsn AtogethoE FROM Tho paths Of sohuety.
This, soue would think, wa4 small showing
In twelve yaara, but whsn They took
iuto account tho fact that aleotnl
was tho fouleat and most pethislent
tyrant tlst over took bold Of man they ahuu!d
not be Astonlshed. Il wont to prove that II ono
institution could pefmAneutlT reform 900
drunkards, saving tbst number OF families from
bcgRsty and disgrace, multiplicity OF such
hoinea would make noble luFoad In tho grand
army Of lnebriataa. Ths Home, ho said, was In
hourtehing condition, and he Was confident
that tho people OF Ghlosgo would land It thcll
wArnost support.
Tie Ray. bs. Ihomas followed in some eulo.
Eiatlo retnatka.
E1-Mayor Bond also congratulated tho otfIoera
Of the Home on their succaBs in having 30 huo 4
building for their future phliAnthroptu offerta.
Mr. Henry @. Norty also Rlada briot address.
In which 10 cxpreased himself perfectly satisfied
with tho manner In which tho Affair." Of the
Home we're conducted.
john McWAle sang "Alnost Persuaded Ia IN
acceptable manner.
Altar prayer and benedlc.ion, the dsdlcatosy
nerYica c2tub to ~ on1.
, 1875-09-13
SATURDAYS COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Robert 3. Teed filed . bill sgafnat his wife,
rtDmA Tee4t, charging her NTH adultery aud de-.
aortlon, and axxiug Tor divorce.
Cs,sas George Kempfes asked for divorcn
becaaae his vito, Annie Adsli2 Christina kemp-
fer, 1As dessrle4 him.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Bernhard Mayer tegan , suit In fofcibfe entry
and dstaineE agsinss Ann y. Carpontes, J. ].
Kleinmau, Louis Asasa, Adolph Buthardt, Will
ian Carpenter, Ellan CrootA, aud Morris II.
Whitney, clAlu,iog $1,000 damages.
BAdKaUfTcy lTkAs.
A second messing OF the creditors at Henry
+. Harris was held Baturdsy 1t p. m., and /
dividend Of 20 par cspt declared.
Ii Tho ma4taf al Wolf d 0oldstsip, 4 ssoond
aAAtips xts hsl6 q the Sfaos Of tbs Rsgtstst
, 1875-09-13
Silver Discoveries on Lnlsc superior.
St. Paul {Afnn.} P.oneer.Press.


Two lottora roceived In this city during tho
week represent that highly important hitvor and
gold discoveries hhso boen made In tho vicinity
Of Prince Arthur's Landing. On tho north shore
Of Lake 8uperior, about 300 milos northosst of
Duluth. These reports arc trustworthy. and
iutmato that few DAYS ago. nesr whet is known
"a The Thunder bay minc which has heen yield
log from $4,000 to $4,000 to the ton Of ROCKY, =
ulsnRr dropped down upon N ontcropping Of
crumbletl quartz. all bristng with native silver.
Az last accounts thoy were gathering the rock
In carts and packing it for tho etAmp mill. It
xas thought 1t would yield from s3.b00 to
81, 600 per ton. Another discovery has likewise
boon made Ut new opening called the ''17 X "
mine, recensly bought up by some Boston men,
who have large forcc Of workmeu employed on
their premiums. 1u consequence Of those silver
discoveries. and also Of eome rich gold quartz,
there Ia large amount Of mining oxclkemont !;
indeed, no great is the lutercst aroused that tho
Canadian Pacific Railway <nov building from
Thunder Bay northwasd) Is almost forgotten.
nobody nppatently caring whether It goes
through or not.
, 1875-09-13

ELSEWHERE.
Bssufnrck's daughter has boon bstroshed.
A nfnistor.al CRISIS is imminent In Spain.
The Powell exploring party haa started for
homo.
Mrs. Lincoln has gono to Springfield, but IL
not better mentally.
3lr. Walker has profefTed new charges agstnst
tho 1nterlor Department..
Two st. Loula lawyers shot aalt at zach othor
at 90 pacos distances in duel.
Il Is charged that the Government has in tho
last ton roars, paid $500, 600 for Indians nho do
not exist.
JEFF. Davis spoke at tho Fnltou, Mo-, fair
Saturday. The Missouri Unitod States Senators
uero also prescnt.
At Pittsburs, 1cn1,-raca for tho champion
ahip OF the world resulted In ths dcfoat Of
Coulter By Eph Norris.
At b. Loufa tho Drown Stockings beat tho
Hartfords Q to o; at rhiladoiplia tho Athletics
beat the Mutuats 1a to3.
D. o. Mills, Of tho Dank OF California, has
bccn mado q mctnber Of tho Executive Commit
too Of tho Wossorn Union Telegraph Company.
, 1875-09-13

whcl, ahall arrcal 10 tho lions snd lambs and all
tho other animals n tho mcnag"rio to In down
together, then. nn!ttH Il cau ho tald 10 tim
ucat''or, must tho picnic bo discarded for polit-
ical uses,
, 1875-09-13

We Have No sympathy
for thoae who r,er with coros aud bnnions when 10
slfectuaI remedy Dlsys Magical tsin E1tsactos
may b hnaght As my drug stora~ ~ Gu. 81
, 1875-09-13


"on with tho aAncs: let JOY bo uneounned."
At evening, when The sun shall pass away, tho
moth bsn9uet-hal OF tho btautlfnl groYo, elegantly
itstooned Tor ths occasion, viii bo devoted 70 Terp-
spoe!sl train has boen provided Ia 10 convey tho
Feyslets hpDeNaFa,
, 1875-09-13

hpseta! Dtspa4eA 10 TAs CAtfo9o rtkua4.
ANN ARBon. Mich, Sept. ia hoavy front
occurred In WaahtenAH County last uight, doinx
serious injury to corn and vegetables. The full
extent not yet known.
, 1875-09-13

THURSDAY, SEPT. 16.
FrHt ThnradaYs 8a1e or tho sesson. Tho stream of
Dry Goods etc constantly poured In Upon U.s. neces-
AtaHug two aAtes par weak.
pleasa nos tho following spscsltlca for this sao
Mems and BoYs' Custom-Afade Clothing, ordinary
and medium grsdo Soods made up In tbs syls Of tha
prescnt season.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
10 varieties Of Shetland aud Mer1no Goods, F&u anA
Winter Weights, An excellent lne.
1Icnh, Boys, aud Yonths' augpendsrs.
30 dog. Gn8hAm sud Alpaca Umbrelas.
E1tanstve Line Of Genta' and Iedies' German Nnsu
and Lanen Cambria Hdkfa.: beautiful goods.
New attractions in Hambuegs, RuninRa. etc.
A nev hnn of Cloth, Hair. and Bhoe Dfushos.
RIch assortment Embroidered Piano Covcra,
Mems and Boys Fall Btyls Hats and Gaps.
Ner aud distlnct linz Of P1eoS Goods. UottouAde8,
Gatness, Cloths, Casaiunercs, BuItinSs, e4o.
ThufsdATH sales will bo continued throughout -
1eason.
Bales 1t $50 l. H., prompt.
GEO. P. GORE co.,
IS and 10 Wsbash-aT.
, 1875-09-13

spstta1 Wspateh 10 fhe CHICAGO 7rtouns.
OMAHA. Nob., Sept. 11.-Tlo air was clear and
cold Friday night. bu. though fros. was foarsd
noue came, and the crops in Nebraska aro in
flno condition except a. they have been dam
aged by rains and foods. This amounts 10 con-
siderable. ~ all tie valleys are oserfloNn, and
much grain has boen carelessly stacked.
, 1875-09-13

!. Observation-Disclosures thi4 city, Sept. Il, by ths
RAY ~ HutTlrsn II tho residence Of tho brtda4 ra.
reut.. +. Ella, elsst daughter Of Gen. r. r. Hhssman,
and MI Ebet1 ]. Marsh. No cards.
, 1875-09-13
Retailers Stock Of Boots and Shoes

At Auction. On Wednesday, gap.. i5 Ut $3.50 T. H.. In
addition to vary hrgo and wall ssaorted sA1e BY csA.
iogue, shall ciosa cut the stock Of +. WKINDHQII
GEO. p. GORE h CO.,
fB and 70 WxbASh-ay.
, 1875-09-13

Pianos and organz.
Hal1st, Davis Go. drsad, 9qusre, and Ups12hss
and Smiths American Organs can b found only II
W. ". K.mballA, eorne. State and Adsnas stfesss,
Chicago.
, 1875-09-13

2olh August, 1919, and 4 hrAzen tablet tails Tho
want!erer IN Tho fish market how all thts was
douo to tho Rroas honor and glory Of God
t'QrnAlN Magazine.
, 1875-09-13
tICtlt Arf1k

PoaF JxAy1s, N. T., Sept. 11.-These WAS
heavy froat tn tlis section last ntght. Il Ia
feared that buckvheat, corn, and other late
crops, are injured.
, 1875-09-13
MINNESOTA.

RIWNE9U1W =.
S,te,al Dtspateh 70 1he CHICAGO Tribune.
LACROSSE, Wis, Sept. 12.--Tho Weather tho
past thfce dAYs has becn clear and cool. favora-
bio for tho farmers, who have taken advantage
OF it, sad to-day tho crops are in a moro aasls-
factory condition lu this aection sud throughout
Bouthorn Minnesota. At many points In allune-
sofa telegraph opoFators report fsrnlorh working
ing for tho grain. Some report threshlnE-ma-
chimes Ut work to-Iay. A few more days OF tho
present fine weather, and The large harvest wtil
have boon occurred In very satisfactory condi-
tion.
, 1875-09-13

IOWA.
Hp<cial Dfepdfch to Tho Chfenoo 7rtouns.
McGaEaoR, H., sept. 11.--The s1ig'lt fsost OF
last night did no injury to tho corn crop. The
corn in valleys WAS killed By the ftost Of August.
Special D7<patch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR RAr1ps, Ia, Sept. 1l.-Thero Was no
damage to corn lass night By frosts Ia this vicin-
ity, nor On the limo Of the Northwestern TOAD as
fat west an Boone.
stec,a1 D.spasch to The Chicago Tribune.
BURLINGTON, H., hept. l1.-No damage to
corn by frost in this vicinity. Weather raw and
ulreateulng this evening.
, 1875-09-13

6peetat Dfspatch u Ths Cateaao Tribune.
JAxEsynLE Wis, Sept. 11.-The frost Of last
night wss very light one, and did no damage in
Green, Rock, Walwortl. or Jeneraon Coutties.
Corn that VISA touched by tho front some ucsks
ago ID mostly filing we'll. and will turn out very
good crop.
Speetd. Dfspateh to Ths Chicago 7r7ourx.
MADgaoa, Wis.,, Rapt. l1.-1t cleared on 90
cold yesterday that frost was feared lsst night.
None WAS visible. except yory slight in q fow LOW
places, and no dam3se waB done.