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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the q,
iects 81 Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored. Impedimenis to Marriage removed. New
met hod OF treatment. New and remarkable rene.
dies BOOKS aud circulars sent tree. in sealed en-.
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION No 4ig
North Ninth ST.. Philadelphia, a...-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill.
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crnrERyr1IE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

CENTERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
wv. Crafts, dealer general merchandise.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'s Express ofice-G
w. Crafts, Agent.
Jerome Beardsley. fruit, cigars and beer.
Jerome Brardsley. blacksmith shop.
C. C. Mefiert, hotel, 4a
Hardin & DAILY. butcher shop. Il
S Dempsey. livery stable. .a1
JOE Brousau. boot and shoe maker.
Fred Heohrin. cabinet shop.
Ge0rRe Cartwright, hay and feed store.
Pustoffice. P. J. Moors. postmaster.
Louis Perr@, restaurant.
CHANNEL Il Church. saw mill.
b. F. ChanEell Il Co., ditch.
S. K. Goldtrap. ditch
Hung Wo Chung. Chinese store.
ST. Lung Co. Chinese store.
Glue Kee Co. Chinese store.
Glue ke Co. butcher shop.
Doctor Chung. Chinese drug store.
Z. Harmon, doctor.
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Milton Kelly Staisssas once Printing 1ssa6lish'
| job Lemp-BreweEy.
Joe Misseld-Brewery.
WIN. 81. Drake-superintends Grange FIGURING
| ick Yard--Flannegan Bros. 7s
=. Welch-Painter. Glaxier. and Paper Hanger.
| Adam 0aaser-Drayman. 58 H. t
| NJ. Milleman City Job Wagon.
w. Morse-Dealer in Milk.
F. Davis-Dealer in Milk. e
Mr.. -Wheelwright
J.. SchOll-PrOfessOr OF Music.
Jas Heard-Brick and Stone Mason.
r. McHenry- Brick and Stone Mason.
L. 6choll-Justice Of the Peace. t4
J. 8. Peck-Jnstice Of the Peace.
T.V Matthews-Book Keeper and Accountant.
r. Wxud-BOOk Keeper aud Accountant.
z. C. Sterling-Book Keeper and Accountant
F. E. Keilogg-Book Keeper and Accountant
John Young-Proprietor Boise City Race Course
John Early-Dealer in Thoroughbred Horses and
Cattle.
Ed Bryon- Proprietor Warm Springs Hotel and
Dairy. t
G. Acknowledgement Dentist.
]. L. Stephens--Physician and Surgeon.
E. acknowledgements and Surgeon.
E. Smth-Phy stefan and Surgeon.
- Taft-Physician and Surgeon.
Catalan Observation-Disclosures and Couneelors
at Law.
GRAY Huston--Attorneye At Law.
Prickett Hasbrouck-Attorneys at Law.
Curtis Observation-Disclosures Ut Law.
Kelly Smith-AttOrneys at Law.
A. Heed--Attorney Counselor at Law.
Oldham 4 Taylor-Billiard saloon.
Jimmy Hart-Sample Rooms.
Still Kelly-Saloon and Billiard Table.
Sam. Beck-Saloon.
j. Lawrence--SaloOn.
+. Dangel-Salcon and Billiard Table.
A. j. Gritfn--Overland Hotel Saloon.
Andy Coyle-Gem Saloon.
Janman-Sample and Lunch Rooms.
John Lemp-Boise Saloon.
JOS H. Misseld- City Saloon.
d. Levy--SalOon.
S. De Lord--Saoon.
Mount Hood Saloon.
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sEAvE YoUR ORDERS At SrIsBY's - Persons desir
& to be called up Of mornings 1t a earlier hour
N usual will please leave their orders q the Post
nee Bookstore. JOHN FRANK. I'll
Night Waterman.
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PLAcERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

PLACERv1LLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
J.V. r. W,tt-General Merchandise Plaza
Weller & Smith-General Merchandise
Plaza.
James Eagan-Justice of the Peace.
| Robert X Irvin-Constable.
| John Myer Granite street
Mycr & Smith-Drugs g. Medicines ant
Fancy Goods. Granite street.
Niger & Smith-Wells, Fargo & CO.,
Agents. Granite street.
w. J. acknowledgement and Surgeon
Granite street
wv. Davison-In international Hotel. Plaza
Mrs. Margaret Bucklry--ldaho Hotel
Granite street.
Mrs D. Steckles-Ph9nix Restaurant.
Plaza.
Garrett, Hayes g. Co.-Empire Meat Mar.
ket. Plaza. ia, ..f.#E...
Q. Dcnnell & Co.--City Meat Market.
JAS. Mckay Magnolia Saloon. Plaza.
ID. D"novan-Internationa Saloon. Plaza
Girls. Anderson Miners Saloon. Plaza.
Charles kohney-Brewery and Saloon.
Plaza.
Diehl & Martin-Blacksmith Shop. Plaza.
Martin Cathcart- Shoe Shop. Plaza.
Alex. Crchard-Livery Stable. Plaza. i
r. Langrie-C Cabinet Maker. Idaho street.
A. j. Observation-Disclosures Maker. Broad,
way s m
John Merrill-Tin Ware. Plaza.
Andrew Carvan-Barber Shop. Idaho
street. Ht8a III l 4si ssstaE
u. G. Holden Carpenter Shop. Idaho
street.
JOHN Z. Saunders- Carpenter Shop. Gran
to street. 3sgs s.#s...
w. A. Hutchinson Carpenter Shop. Gran.
TO street. "8a
Andrew Folsom Carpenter Shop. Plaza. |
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Mike Halley-M Milk Dealer. Pins street.
]. ". Dxvjen--Agsnt Northwestern Stage
Company. ONCE international Hotel.
j. 6. Shepherd Psyette Express. Granite
treet '4 f.a5 5'
Fred. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sDd Matchmaker.
/. w. Garrett. John Ellis. Philip, Clouder
Elected School Trustees for be coming
-r for Dis trict No. 4, April. 5tb, 1e7t.
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IDAHO CI11 BUsuEss' DIRECTORY.
.ca Kingsley. general merchandise. Main Street
CIV. crsts. general merchandise Main street.
1hon.. Bary. general merchandise. CONNER
.eciAl street, .t4...
IAuer / Swim. general merchandise. Main
street.
@. Marie. Tin and hardware. Main street.
D. B. Kimmel. watches and jewelry. Main street.
J.B. Emery, general merchandise. Main street.
Ed. Fulmer, general merchandise main street.
George DUNCAN. hotel Main street.
w. Payne, carpenter. Main street
John Runysn. painter. corner Commercial and
Wall streets. st'
Dr., Shelter. physici.n and surgeon. wallula
Dr. b. zipf physician and drugstore. Main street
Rowe McDevitt, meat market, Main street.
A. Strauss, commission and storage business
Mainstreet
John Garrecht, meat market. Main street.
N.tHaug. brewery. Main street.
G. w. Moore Co., frat National Bank Main
street
John Good. Tonsorial artist. Main street
8. G. Silsby. books and stationery. Montgomery
street
MIG Lnney. hotel. Luna House. corner Mont
gomery and Commercial streets.
W. W. Black. livery and feed stable. Main street.:
Wul6 4 Miller. soda factory. Wall street.
Tincher Holland, saloon, Main street.
Matt Zapp, saloon. Main street.
McCnntock 4 Stewart feed and livery stable,
Montgomery street. .#
Martin Mellennovich. restaurant. Wall street.
william Mautz, boot and shoe shop. Main street.
Hay + Cowsn. blacksmiths, Main street.
John Harley. blacksmith. Main street.
Henry Freidenger. bakery and fruit store. Main
street.
Dolioux, grocery and liquor store Montgomery |
street.
Chas. Mautz. boot and shoe shop, Main street.
Heman Jones. wagon maker. Main street.
Josiah Cave, blacksmith Main street
Thomas Dixon. tailor Mainstreet
Stuck Eli. carpenters. Main street.
Lester Furguson, carpenters, Montgomery
street.
DR.. B. Simpson. physician and dentist. CONNER
'.cial street.
John Brodbeck. fruit and cigar store. Main street,
B. r. Lodge matchmaker. Main street
Geor emmett, upholsterer. Montgomery street.
Their saw mill just outside Of town owned by
.orrillr ompkins West, and another two miles
'front.' owned by Willis Driscoll. The latter
Co. has lumber yard on Main street: the former zs
cir mill. The school house and Good Templar
hall also Main street. and one or two Chinese
stores. There Is Methodist Church on Wall street,
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whoever

lAlANrs AN AcREEA4,B,ILllEs. v .cs'iy -
!" ton. requiring only inielligsnn v 4 clsa o '
perseverance,. and which pays nOs IA moi III Y ~
nlssloss OF sxAuTlruL GIFTS snou!o a.rn ~ cesss
to SaxRuAx 1 H1Dx. uf san I. Ivoe3 ~.
and terms 70 sgentA TOR SHERMAN IL 3onrnl o -
lcM efyltM , asss.0', COVERING or
c.,,FII srd i ssorl,A..A sss sgi =. sSk
TIKI II AM ARE. Address fan fEsne'
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BOISE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

VIM. b Morris-Agens Northwestern Stage Com
rpany; also. W. F. Co.'S Agent.
W. c. Tatro-Proprietor Rocky Bar Stage Line.
VIM H. Nye-Drug Store
+. r Cofhn Co.-Stoves, Tin and Hardware
C. W. Noore-First National Bank OF Idaho
P.J. PeAy-Harness. Saddle and Leather Depo,
7. Logan-Dry Goods. Groceries and Clothing.
r. B. Reed Co.-Dry Goods. Groceries. an.
Clothing. Wines and Liquors.
D. Fslk Co.-Dry Goods, Groceries and Cloth
ing.
L schwabacher co.-Dry Goods, Groceries. ana
Clothing.
p. Sonna-Groceries. Hardware Iron and Steel
C. Jacobs-Flouring Mil and Disti!lery.
Bilderbeck Schnabel-Groceries, etc.
G. Jacobs-Dealer in Flour, Bacon aud whisky
8. Spiegel-variety Store.
d. Levy-Groceries
p. cohen-Groceries.
Mrs. p Cohen-variety Store
J. B. Broadbent-Jewelry Clocks and Watches
J. Brumm-Jewelry. Watches and Clocks
P. Humphry-Jewelry Clocks, and Watches.
James A. Pinney--Book and Variety Store
VIM Bayhouse-Boot and Shoe Store
J. Pollard-Boot and Shoe Maker.
J. Stool s-Boot and Shoe Maker
A B. Observation-Disclosures Store and Cabinet Ma
ixer. :. .4
A. Hagsr-Furniture Store.
Mrs.sChas. Ostuer-AflIinery Store and Dress
Maker ut @f
Mrs. Isaacs-Milpery Store and Dress Maker.
Mrs. Wineheimer-Dr Dress Maker
J. slocnm-Dealer in Hay and Grain.
J. CAse-Produce Store and Dealer in Grain.
Jas. Il. Twogood-Depot Agricultural Implements
land Agent Florence Sewing Machine.
]. b Photographic Artist ],
r. z. Howlett-Assortment Store.
+. Dangel-Bakery.
D. Lev5-Bakery. A
g. v. Cess 4 Co.--Meat Market
VIM. r. James-Meat Market.
J. A. bennett Co.-Meat Market
Capt. ]. ". Griffin Overland Hotel.
Bush / Young-C Central HOTEL
A. P. Turner-Turner household
J. n: oordon-Cspital Restaurant
J. Observation-Disclosures and Chop House.
Agnew Rsce--Livery Stables and Feed Corral
c. Howell-Livery Stable and Feed Corral.
Chas. Nelson-Lvery Stable and Feed Corral.
". Morse-Corral and Feed Stable.
q. Aune-COrral and Feed stable.
A. Rossi-Lumber Yard.
+. B. Howlett-Lumber Yard.
Barrett Willisms-Lumber Yard.
A. J. Marston-Carrisge, Wagon, Blacksmith and
Gunsmith Shops tIt4t 5
J. II. Jackson-BlacksmithS Shop
81. Blacksmith Shop ,s
Baldwin K Hemphill- Blacksmith Shop
g. ". 0tlts-BlAcksmith Shop. ..4
J. Woods Blacksmith Shop
T. G. Msapta-Foreman N. W. g. Co.'s Machine
Shops.
W. q. csrlton-Foreman n. ". :. Co.'S Carriae
& b LJtd-sm.ll Grocer. ,
@. kobbins-W0od Yard.
Rein Bfos. Wood Yard. II
n. Nillemap-WoOd Yard.
Ben. Anderson Carpenter Shop.
N. Byrd-Carpenter Shop. e
r. Corbns-Carpenter Shop.
George ElAsrCarpenter Shop. 4 II
george Mg1ehArt-Carpenter Shop.
T. L1ndif Carpenter shop
81. Acknowledgements Shop.
Capt Allen-Carpenter Shop. Ia at.
Fred. acknowledgement Several others, names
rot known.
playhouse MISUNDERSTANDING Saloon and Bath
-ou6o. ssi tSs
There u also Barber shop in Overland Hotel
buildings name OF propristor not yet ascertsned.l
]. Hinclair-Tailor Shop. i,Ita 4stt .s-a s...
J. J. Cartes-Fruit Trsas snd general Nursery.
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oah1aser, 10000 good cigars. MYIR SsHirH PSl
Placsrvtlle. Idaho.
, 1875-03-03
THE BLACK HILLS.
More Glowing Accounts from the
N9xv E1uOrnNOs

more Glowing Accounts from the
Nexv E1u0rnNOs
Serial Dspa&eh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
sioux C1Tx, H., March 2.-Tho Black Hills
excitement iu thia section Is unabatod. Gordon
aul Witchcra return. With tho gold and letters
brought by sham to parttes In this city, remove
all doubts ~ Ia gold In tbe black Hills. Tho
following letter waa brought By Gordon to Ed
ward Anderson. Of this city, from Capt. T. II.
lsusaell. dated Custora Park. Black Hills, Feb
s:
have lust returned from prospecting trip. Found
eLer and duron just ready "a ssart b*Sk. havs
time tu write much, hut tho country II - sch any,
ltos1y need want. There Is gold hsse pltuty ~ Ia
necessary tools 10 work It. Tbs fact y! tbs clfnate
and everything hero u good enough for anybody.
Se1t ul,tluer and fAl there Will be nIoncy Ia
circulation hote than any p.es IL tho uu!tsd States
Corle quick ana bring tho nfcoAaaFy implements. /
Will have rlkeo for you.
4 alr. Aarona, from Chicago, who went with
the party takon win diarrl1eA Gu tile trip out,
died on the 28th Of November, and was bulisd at
n point whero tho pssty crossed Lad River.
With tAia exception, tho company IL Ia good
health.
, 1875-03-03

yolved, has created = Tery decided sensation
hcre. Tha late Il. D. Newconb, many yea1a
President Of the Louiavllo Il Nashville Halt
road, was marrled twico. I1is trst wife be-
csmo insane, nnd killed two Of hor
children, and has since been An tnn,ato
Of tho Massachusetts 0enerai Hospital for The
1nsane. Several yearslago Mr. Newcomb pro-
cured decree Of dtvorco, and nas aftcrwar'la
married to = yonng daughter of woalthy aud
prominent cittzcu Of Louisville, by whom, ho
had tro chlrcn. 1Io died Last summor, leaving
proncrtv amounting TO between el,0D0,noo aud
S2.0ao, TOO. Ono sou by tho frat wlfo sur
vtvcd. and In practically the plaintiff In
thu euit, although It is brought in tho namo Of
tia frat wife, making the fogatce aud trustee Of
sle will defendants, and tn brought 10 declare
tho second marriage null and void, tho 1lvoroe.
tt Ia c1slmcl, having been illegAl. Tho effect OF
decision in favor OF pla}ntiH will bo TO declare
tho children by tho Accond mRrtinRo 1feEttnAto.
Very ablo counsel have boon employed ou both
Buss.
, 1875-03-03

s'~et!s Hisrateh 10 The Chtedqo 1s.taat.
DAsylLl.I, ILL.,. March AIT 9 o'clock ths
tnorlsiug boil, parties we're In court and, ut its
cunycniay. Maj. Gordon, for the defense, ro4o
aud stated that while they lad made suo propo-
sitlon iu good faith on yesterday 10 consinuc tho
caHo. utter further consultation NTH his col
leagues and tho personal request Of Judge Dayls.
they were Induced to proceed With tho trial. Tho
examination OF Col. MorFiaon was continued for
the Jefeuse: ~ heard Jennia toll some young
fe.loxa in September, 1868, that ahe would have
to drop them, ~ sLs Wax going to set her cap for
Capt. blackburn"
HJerry Myers swoyo; II AaSe seen Jennls
with Morgan on the streets Of Patis, though
not yesy oftsn."
Iasnes Twigg suore tu substance to the same.
AishofAs Wetzal sWo1s blackburn Waited Jen'
nie qalte frequently TIL 1871, when there was i
gradual falling on iu Tho frequency Of ha vlsiss.
II htve seen A. D. Coukoy, Jim Smith, and Will
lam D. o'lIair 1t tho plaintiffs house. O'IIais
was widower 1t That tiine."
James Iala swore Blackburn told me-
that he had sold his Mibury Grove farm, aud to
tell Bob Bishop that. it tho plainsn wanted 70.
eu1ity for ths lwlGsusat shs expected to get
, 1875-03-03
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS,

Special Dtspdtrh to The Chlcaon Tribune,
Rock ls1.AsD. H.. March 2.-The municipal
election iu thla city to-day excited little Interest,"
Tho roto po1led ~as unusually light. Tho re-
suit was tle election Of tho Democratic candi.
lato for Mayor, and = majo5lty Of tue Demo-
cratic candidates for Aldermen,
Stteia! Dixtateh ia The Ghieaoo Ittbunk.
sioux UiTy, H.. March AT tho city election
yesterday II. J.. Warner, the preaent Mayor, wa
reelected On tho Independent ticket.
SPECIAL LsspateA u Ths chttaoo TRIBUNE,
ALroH, ILL.,, March AIT The election hold in
this city to-lay for c1erk OF tho City Court Of
Alton, Patrick Ward VA elected by { majority.
There wsso Blx candidates Ia tho fold, which
drsatea considerable lutsrest, sud large yots
was pollsd.
AURORA ILL.,, March 2.-Daniol Valentine, .ons
Of our most enterpsi4lng Businessmen, Was To-
day elected S1AYof Of Autora without opposition,
CouNcu4 DturYs, H.. March 2.-At ths elec-
tiou held yesterday, W. A. BLOW was electsd
Mayor Of Hamburg, and James II. Adams t!rst
Mayor Of AvccA~
, 1875-03-03
CRIME.
INCEST.

INCEST.
Sptetal Dtspafeh 10 1hs Chsedgs Tuouns.
DUBUQUE, IT,. March 2.-A human brute, re-
spending 10 tho name Of prics, who resides In
Victory, Wtn.. small town Just opposite New
Albiu, has been found living in state Of open
and uutorioas adultery with his daughter. = girl
IS yea1s Of ago. Price Is , widower, and black
smlth by trade. Ills vito dlod In 1879. rho
crime Of incest was first discovered by HRS.
Butler who visited Prices house carly one
morning. and found tho father and dangh-
ter in bod together. Tho girl IL encionse.
and fEoely coniesses tho crime. 4
Justice OF the Pcaco at Victory and
tho only legal officer Ia tho place. acted te part
ct tho Good Samaritan towarda Price and fook
him over TO Now Albtn, where ho furnished him
With money, and told hin to slide down the riy-
or. Price took tho first train and made good ha
escape. Indignation runs high at Victory. end,
il tue unnatural parent is oycr caught. 10 will BE-
soYcrely handlod.
, 1875-03-03

Tho Secretary Of state of Indiana ID quite Ill
with pneumonia
Tho now Mormon temple At st. George, Utah,
u expected ~ DO ready Tor the toof in two
weeks.
Tho internal revenue receipts OF tho PeoriA
District for February wore &432, ,D89.73, againBt
e4al. 1885, ~ tho corresponding mouth ls.s year.
protection II the hands u the Governor, who
hAs tAke2 the matter under sdyissmsut, No
, 1875-03-03

Francis Murphy, Of Portland, Me-, c]osea
aoroa OF thrco temperance lectures At Arta,.
IT., alondny esensng. tho Opcra-1lonse no;ns
csoly packed with All Interested n,slionco my;
zach occasion. An = result Of hts lalorr ,,nns I"
tho a,lspieos Of tho Lslies' rompotanco Cn'"ee Ce'
40 sRnat,lros wero added to the pledge. at,ti "
Temperance lleform Club was formed. 4'a
Tho Supreme Court Of tho UpItcd ststos :.
Washington, has Decided that \ State Lns ~ -
right to sax iand.erant lands mhilo they ere st1
caso MAS taken to that tribunal from Micl,lr.nnN
More than $500 600 arc tnvoteddn tlls question
tn Michigan. "'a
1t turns out TINT Col. John I. 1Iarner h.
bccn confined to lis bod for tlrcs vcoka w,ti,
sovero illueba, and wna consequently unshlo" t. :
DO tu court At Springfield on 11onIay, and II.
conns6l. Col. Dob 1ugersoll. Mks unavojti.i'i,
detained. 1rorco tho default. Col. Inasrsn|9I
will movo 10 aot Aatdo the default, and continu.
Tie case. which will doubtlcaa DO done.
, 1875-03-03

Special Dfspatrh to Ths Chicago Irtbuns
NAsuv1LLE. Tonn., March IA bill Was Intro
ducod in the Legislature to-day sbollahing ths
lam licensinE hotels. This Ia to evade tho Civi1.
Rights Ian bY allowing hotels 50 under the mama
Of private boarding .houscB.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March AIN consequence
Of tho Civil Rights bin, and fearing trouble, boh
OF the principal hotels have cancelled Their
ticensas and closed.
DALr1MoHE, March 2.-Ths proprietor Of !hs
Park uotol closed hss house to-day to the public
to escape iucurfing penalties Of the Civil Rights
hill
, 1875-03-03


D4srateh to ths Sels York 1,mes,
Pqnr JEnv1s, N. y, Fot. 2s.-Although Tho
rator from the flood Of yesterday han Eecedod
eomewiat a large part Of tie lover part Of this
place ia yot under water, and famtltea are remove
Ing from houses Ia all directions. Over 100
houses rero flooded, snd the families lriven ont.
The water rcAchcd the basement Of tl1o Delaware
House, two blockn fEou, tho river bofore
It co1nuencod falling and tho gas-1,ouao
wAs surrounded. 4 stream q foot deep ran
smiitly through ktnR. street, crossing Pike
tifuo Ia ovor, but that ths place ia yet to tho
uorpt oflecta Of tho tco-1au tB Tho universal
opinion. Tho leo TINT covered tho rIyer frou,
hero 10 Laoka"axcn, % miloa up tho s,yor. ia
gorgch In tho channel from miles abose tlts
place To mills below. The ico ia 80 foot high In
Places And 700 feet wide. ftiswcdge ged against the
bottom OF ths rivor. Below hero tho rivoris ~ un-
brokon body Of Ice for 40 mileB, aud thoto il no
possible .ay for tho immonsc n,ass to move OF
until the rlycs Ia raised by = froshot at least 8
feet. A treshet large enough to move this yAst
fold will bring down tue river tic miles OF leo
that are gorgod at different poinss above, aud
sweep everything IN o1poscd p!aces like portion
Of this before It,. Tho splon6id now $50, 900 wire
suepension bridge across tho river hero Ia
doomed, even II tho worst fears OF tho popuace
arc not realizcd,
At Iaibert Bend, % mlles above hero, tho leo
that WAS botwoon that point and Mount Hope,
miles, Ia gorged 10 llttgo mound from rs to 80
fsot high. and 500 fost vide. From Ton Mills
to BANK, 30 tcet thick. In Cochscton
Falls the leo that was thtnmoa In has thrown tho
water back over the tlats for nlilop, inundatlng
portions Of Cocheuton aud Callicoou. There ara
cat anxiety prevails among those living along tbs
river ~ to tho result when tho high water comes.
Mover ln the history Of tho Delaware Valloy have
ouch ico-goEges been known.
, 1875-03-03
MASONRY At LAp0RTE, IND.

,9E*etal 1Hspaseh "a tbs Chleado TF16an3,
LAroArE 1ad., March 2.-NotwtthatandlnS
the crusade that was lusugutated sgainHt Aasou-
~ in the East, the lodge hero seems 10 be In =
lousishing condition. This evening the degree
OF Royal Arch Mason will ba conferred Oh sev-
etal candidates. short ttma ago the O1dor OF
Knight Of tho He'd CEosg was conferred on four.
teen candidates, Fsp. IL. tho Order Of Knight
Tonplar and Knight Of Malta Rss conferred on
si1 candidates. Gu Fob. "a. the 4kme O1dsGb
Hesa conferred on four candidates.
, 1875-03-03

Stsetai Dtspdtcht 10 TAt Chtenao Trt5Wns.
DAYTON, O., March IA soldier named Henry
Kramer, an inmate Of the 9oldiers' Home, MAS
found dcal near the railroad track leading to
tho Homo this morning. lie vas last .esn maxi
Ing lis vay to tho HoldierA' Home laat evening
In fearful state OF in:o1Ication, and 1t lis sup-
posfd tint no laid donn In the mud and froze to
death before morning. No marks Of violence
were found On his Ceraon. Tho Coroner's Jury
ro1ltloEcd = verdict Of death from intempeEAnce
mud exposure
, 1875-03-03
FELL AGAINST A CIRCULAR SAW.

f5IRtfH7 DSbdtth d TIE EHff1J5 7FIdHH11
VAN WEnT. O., March, a.-W. II. Dobbott =
laborer In tho vsn Wert Stare Factory, this
place, this morning a'Ippod On tho Ice. and,
throwing lis foot out to balance himself. camo
In contact With large circular saw. soserinx QUO
foot from tho leg, and catsng other Injuries,
which, 1t il thought, will prove fatal.
!Slttfdt DssYateh ta TIE Ch,cdao tribune.
ANN Aanon, Stich., March "A nan named
John Bunting. wb[to clearing pile OF dust yes
terlay III Muh1lng i Bros furniture miiIs, 1t
MoorovIllo 10 mica from hare, was caught by \
saw and instantly killed. lie lsa1es iys clil-
, 1875-03-03

CINCINNATI, o., Marc,, 2.-The west-bound
passenger train on tho indianapolis, Cincinnati
L Lhlayotso Railroad last night was thrown from
the track near LaHrencoburg by brokon axle,
and tramp, who WAS stealing rido on tho for
watd end of tho postal.car, Was instantly killed..
No others wefo injured.
, 1875-03-03

8ptc1aE Ul9Pdteh % 1ht Ch1cdqH 1Ft6UlEs.
TlrF1a, O., March 2.-Wilhsm A. Knead wsa
convicted yesterday In tbs Common Pleas Court
Of grand larceny, and will 10 sentenced satur-
day, In tho case Of Ohio ~. James Anderson,
indicted for murder In tho frat degree, the Pros
eeuliug Attorney entored nollo prosequi yes-
terday. Anderson Was charged with poisoning
his wiie last fsll near Bpsingve, III this county.
The couEss Of the Attorney La condemned By
many.
, 1875-03-03
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Special DsEasch to Ihe thsraoo Tribune.
Isp1AsAPol1s Ind, March 3.-An accident on
the Cincinnati TOAD, near Lawrenceburg, ycstor-
day, detained all trains yesterday, and tho track
was only cleared this afternoon. Tho e1rrcas
traiu was thrown from the track, but no ona was
seriously injured.
, 1875-03-03

LOUISVILLE, Ky.. March 2.-A suit was filed
In tbs Louisville chancesy Court to-day which,
from the prominence Of tha parties concerned
aud ths s1srsosdlaAzy charaster OF ths issus IN
, 1875-03-03

SpFcfd1 DHpdlth 70 TIE ChlcaIO 7F76Hne.
RocKroRD, Mich., March 2.-nickihrd Good
well. young man Of 10, while stealing Eido on
tho front end Of bagga9e-car on Al indiana
Railroad train. foil on between Rockford and
Edgcrton whito the train was running ~ full
speed, cutting lltu, to pieces. Ho had no perma-
nnMt reAllencQ.
, 1875-03-03

MI8FENUEU QUHF IQEHCE.
Bpaciaf URspatth 10 Tia CAftaqo 7%tbunt.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, March 2-A rascal namod Mur-
ray hss ded from tho city. He Was tho sgent at
tho Pekln. Lincolu i Decatur Railroad, and has
beAteu them out Of soma $500, ~ we'll ~ swin-
ding ali the merchants who would trust llm.