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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-12-23
The following table shows the amount
paid by Mr.. Robert Bonner for the Ay-
ers now in his stable:

When to this amount is added the es
timated value of the stock on the farm,
the sum invested in horse-fesn by Mr..
Bonner will not be far from $3.50, 600.
Mr.. I'll. N. Smith, the owner of the Fash
ion Stud Farm, is the only man IN the
country who has more capital represent
ed in a similar manner
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-12-23
MERRY CHRISTMAS.

In the rush of early morning,
When the red burns through the gray,
And the wintry world lies waiting
For the glory of the day,
Then we hear a fitful rustling
Just without upon the stair,
See two small white phaDtoms coming,
Catch the CLEAN of sunny hair.
Are they Christmas fairies stealing
Rows of little socks to fill?
Are they angels floating hither
With their message of goodwill?
What sweet spell are these elves weaving.
AS like larks they chirp and sing?
Are these palms of peace from heaven
That these lovely spirits bring?
Rosy feet upon the threshold,
Eager faces peeping through.
With the first req ray OF sunshine,
Chanting cherubs come in view:
Mistletce and cleaning holly,
Symbols of a blessed day,
In their chubby hands they carry,
Streaming all along the way.
Well We know them, never weary
OF this innocent surprise;
Waiting, watching, listening always
With full hearts and tender eyes,
While our little household angels,
White and golden in the sun,
Greet us with the sweet old welcome
Merry Christmas, every one!"
Miss Aleott.
, 1875-10-06

rltcd; Mnrn.siie. T. =. Waurfcs; r"ry. ". +,
i!.ot1naAes; Seog., v. An.'es."; Fafm!:,9o, +
.1olfsni; Arr@ls, william ittc'l; Sullivan, Il, r.
lsfoltN; llumlattl J. Il. Knhr1es.
.f%amim putin nssi..t-l, f.nrh. Presiding Elder;
sp,usl, ss,ns I. II Martin: Mahomrt, II. i. Tyson;
Ssss4n,b. 7; i. lion s,n! ", +; Galnnun: Farmer %
j. H. ta,,tsl.per.l; isantau drorep IT. Fortuna; Dr.
witt. N. n, Morris; Msnrheid, II. y. hnlth tfn.
F"S's 4 & & il "S' %st .s sasf' a:Fasy l. was,1sTr" H..
III s:rine e;!s sr.. ~ 1T. 'fS l. s4ss..e aa": rs:. + K t.
n. rlr nf'trfr:-1. II. Snftc, rreal,ling Elder; =;
nanyiiic, Sart!. s!tcnt. J.r lra.h knhe. Church.
Malsk M , Maa xlio n io,,sr. % ,ier III is,o @ ras~
=. i,a.iin lslo, dr:yt.: t,R,en. i, n,rlhoass
town j. Il. Akers; Ili-a,oI,, a. II, Dolarhih; II4e-
fArrh 1t"crt stcpiets' Ghnsry droys il. l.. Robln'
North ,t,set.anrsn. Is.tsct-A. a.nr1r, Presiding
E1sr; nfM"palyn " 4 4. Moetc: J1sks9nSn + AZ Gts
1 1snl c.!'as, csss w. !. i: ci.lE? 1,.!I. Y. j.
;!r:; Il x.as As'u.. II r'1,',; Is!sf:Snss'
MI,iic.o,. H. IT, wclh urinRs' Chapel, ta 10 sui-
pied; Eari"n. l. Elrd; t,aklord, TO l,s rnip1icl.
ytnns S eir1s n i. d i it.a,sy' pE ass KIT
mis- t,nnsy circuit, ]. II. Willis Mcnlu,,, u. u.
lHrier Wsrsaw. J. Sllla.s; Khshviltc, j.. H. Wall !;
1siel,sllIc Cjrrutt, A. n. l}uilnavan; Bowen, y.
q, Ferry; plymouth Il. q. iiol,!m; lAna, +.
4. Holman: IL rraIrs v H. Issn'eIrh; 1.ahtla d.
LttlIcton, q. ". NcpA Clayton, ]. d. sArgcut; As
t:ia, ~ Il. y 'nncy Hn,I l.ns'a l.1hcll; browning
TO se supplied chill, II 10 supplied; Artla c!aicl,
Wallacc.
t'r,p1m,1s'e n,fri"-A. 7. Orr, Providing Elder ];
drGgss!Nr ~ II. 4. Ash: QrlggAvIllu Circuit, H. G.
A,ialn. III. jss1ry i. stoG,: ut. Sterling. T..
!. Waldcn; .itw salhu W: 4. Crawford; Ferry, I.
X. tfli!"r: lArry, r. Ennlton+; Kin'crinok i. r.
Sew Hartford. w. ~ Scwn,an: Drsrui,, 4. u. Atkins:
Hardin. III r. surpliu! summit urnYe. T. II. Kins-
Versailles, I. J. l.rsAnt; Hny fsan, to o slip
pu"d: Beverly, Il. H. sEcnccs; 1tocApo1t, to 10
supplied.
, 1875-10-06

Thomrsnn, k.R,n. China: Ml7s 4. 4. 1itscst. Man
In, sirh.: II: :. rhnmt>"n, EellcE:t, n; tev. y
M., II ra"np s. ne s11 w ss l. IN sna wt VIZ.
Talratt nua fsmily. Rockford. III; g. \. Tuthtll
Ma,'1s sa w!,' h k,a1s nsy o s: @ Ill ;sra,i 4 :" rr 81
l;cy. lr. Trtw. sunderland. Mia; If, Tracy hll1
w,ts i o'tn'ngscn. VIZ; Mis- y. 4 T'..r.nn' %.rsn
M,rblrlsH', Mass; i. e.. T'"ta e'n WIZ, ii.
IN; Rev. l.. Trnncs, Ellsworth Mr.: kdS. y. +.
rrs', '.,on; Nsy @ J. rsn!sns ,sn ~, CD "sr' ko"'n
II. urson, New parsan. Com.
Rcy. II. II. ran Ansru, Ausvats, Mieh.; Dos Il;
tnd I'd Wiz, VIZ Ts,cr H., Kv.i. Velaer, Nilsson. H.; +.
vastc. knkpu+. 1mi' -.
Mis-. r, y. war,,. catruic't, Me-; j. w1hlo .n,
WI, W.T.. ty,r;,ni. o. ne' il w,iirr ard vile, iia.
IT. t. war'. n' o.'ea ,rv. j. l. wn,,irisc ana VIII
rlI.. MIN. lrv. !. Weller pan'y. y. T.; lsny. e.
VII s s H.: xsss Msfy H. ii sss.: %:1 rs;sr Thr a.
i,ey; Y y. %i.i:cr ] M'r.n,ll!or,'. +: io; + =
Wells, Mariei., q ,ir: Y. u %t,nl:: ssais'.ou:
s's sa n. Vii. ir"vert "a i'iNsts M t. u @so
and Wife, hotton: Rev. .. i. w#r5ur.a., Etthsr',
mt; R'.. Ws,'*c!l, w, X"nlrfErort, f M;,' Isy
Me:; w., Walker MI w;tc Mt':"n, VT;
2yIatnr. l.a''y. pin. g: 4. &l,t:snG: .'rinns},1
c; w."u. win'sor, t;"nn;; i.ey; 9. ". WalIa.c and
VI: Her: !. II. Mycoa. .l:oseaalc Ill.,: M i! woo''a
IafSe Mss; Ms.. l. w", spr!1etcl l.; Ms:s: ws, ICY
wifr Mis- whtrlrr Lss. u. ". waIlace Inricn, CAM
Fry. !. v. wsn.ten. le.htao. Mich: icnnio VIII.
tsn.. nelav.n. ~..; q i. Ws:A. NV York; lcy. l..
J. White, Kpn, Wis; q. II. Wells, Monsrcal Row. T..
Whitney, Mathlusso,,. u. g: Mr.; y. Q. Williams,
III. T. l.. w.ri, ,sae vIcx, sli:s: is.y: ~: vii.
hrIlar, nuluth, Mum; y. H. wccd and w,fc. pstoi,;
1eisuy MArrtn tarand !sap1ds. Mleh.t 10y. F.. t.
Mes*,. wa,,syx., H.. Mss. y. T. ~esa, Hso9sa. IL:
-, Mass Aet:l wlltcreu. rssrnrlI,, H.: 1!a G.
Willard md naehcs. t'ac*burK l!or. !. y. whes-
wright. +. RI. Mr.: Nsr. ". L. Wrth and ~e, Mails
avii, Corn. Rev. II. v warren. 1rsnvllc. 1ll Mrs.
8. II. W'..nore, Milwaukee: y. Il. Wllun,, fis'nia,
Im' ". Warren, tinrl.an,. Mo; =. W'!,o;t' clcsS.
Webb aud witc. n1fosu Pa: !sy: H. H. Williams ali
*Ite. AtIn"nt, Michi AliArc Walker anu sifc, W!-
1ingfur. Vt; Itry. II. Wcl. lulton, Mis-. ley T. L.
Walttn and wife, Fort Heost. KsN.
~
Mrs. A. II. Young and daughter. poyer, N. II.
, 1875-10-06

At OTTAWA, III.
Or7AwA, ILL.,, Oct. 5.--This morning at about
o'clock fro broke out In whas 10 known ~
stones Block. II originated in the third story.
Tho building wna used ~ haruosa manufactory
by 3trotel L Gondolt, who used tho third story
1t soon,s as repository for struw for hogse-col-
lars. As 10 fro u kuowt, to llayo bean III that
department., the presumption III TINT spontaneons
coinbuation WAS tho origin. The otlcr occn-
pants Of tho building wore fill l. Fornhats who
llsod thor portion Of the tAird floor for q depot
luz WAS not burned 1own tho walls esill stanl-
ing. tho loss to tho goods by dre and water MAS
considerable.
, 1875-10-06

CENTENARY CHURCH..

ACTION or THE OFFICIAL nuAf1L
The fact ttyat tho lisv. II. W. Thomas, D. D.,
had complrte1 Ill. thsoo ycafs' term OF labor
with tho F,rHt Methodist Church OF !lls city,
and lad preached his farowell BeTtnoa to that
body, has become we'll k.,wii to members OF tho
denomination throughout the Conference limits,
because Dr, Thomas has beon bright mud alilu-
Ing light III tho Church here, and has 1esoryelly
tntcn high rank AZ d pulpit orator, pastor. and
a cultivated refined Eentlcniap. His character
being unqueBtoued in tilo respects named, there
was understood 10 have been At, idea or u move
mcnt in tho First Church looking to securing
from tito bishop and Conference pel mission to
rotnin DR.. TIonRs for another tenn. This waa
referred to by tho pastor III hiH farewell ser
mon. and at that timo he gave 1t to be
known that lo would not 10 party to
suvh attes,pt uulves It appoyc by the whols
membership uf hs Church. II tors not appear upon
inquiry that thers IL any likelihood Ut aFnt
carton being 1c for Tho 1oason that thes arc sar-
tss " the e!aer AMI oss EtycssnI nenstsss q the
ftrst Church-ita flfltprss rs 1t wero-Tho wol not
ApIr0,u Dr. Th0Has further Htty fe:altc they have
serious doubts rs 10 bis conIpscse orthodoxy. Thn
headed t5 dr.n. Goairch, d. no. alisco That Dr.
Thomas l.ns prusrhcl or tsaHlt any uuorth0i1k DUG
tttnc but they profess 10 hayv iu of hia
moan leaniuR toWArl-a siuge. N it weFp, of-uch
!Ae4s tary could Hot appruyc. Fns This reassr
there s rsosl ost iaAt any alrltratou will 0e Ade
to tho Conference fru tho Elrt Church In Als hehaH
siutne weeks sgo Ttx TRIBUNE ralle. intention 70
the fact thai there was movement anong tue lne,n-
Lers Of Centenary Church (Which has bcon without
shop to a.a DR.. ThDnns appointed ia thcir Church.
Tlis las lAu agitt:1 III aud nut Of Mrounga Ut thu
Church for hotle utl.e, an1
TWO DISTINCT AND WInELT- -niIrE1lHu OPINIONS
have heen held ou Tho HlGjecl. conElletAbis num-
!er ef te pillars u the Clureh-an.ang tatu Mthhrx
aIe t. hc claugc. Wills nths1, soIa se ii part of
tho younger lnesnA'r1 OF tha Church. oiW~ed Dr..
, 1875-10-06
THE ILLINOIS CONFERENCE.
THIS yEAu'H AI1x1ArXENTa.

Speed! Dsspa!eh to Tx Chtraua 7r,oHas.
8rnlsnrsELu, H., Oct 5.-Tho following Is
tho Iist OF appointments tn the Illinois Confsr-
ouce Of the Methodist Ep,saopal Church:
Elr First Church, Il: Il. Barass SECOND oharcl,,
N. u. ll4w*g: sl'rlnghelA Circuit y. IT, 0aFt Ethart
L,ty, q, ". nansan; wIiau.y,lla, U. a. ulenahsin
or; carlnv,l's, a. H. H. MeElifs.h itoch*ser. W.
q. Csrnutt Bethany, J. J. DuRan McchanlcaburH,
Wof asts4 T. Ts@e a.. e T. ssats Ssa, I'd ~
!aetsong,Hs iH.tnct-,v. i. Webster, Presiding
yons t1rscs Church. lsaas Crook: Da4rtlaown, y. W.
English: W.t jsetsnnfsls. v. J. ltf.!sdge; "inahea
I.sesssser. e. I. .wiias; itoaaaeuse, % 7 Il. Mi!!sr
Whitehall, .. r. baldwin; C.rroIltou. A. II. Nchcr :
Carsolitoh Circuit to " surpied; nreunaels. j. q
mYsa, J. ". Hen!ck; Franklin, 4. Doncsrle's; Wa
yery, a. y. Meuoy; Waserly Cirsu,s E: l. =. Carlye
4. Smith; Ca1in au,t Concord, =. II. Masslu; White-
hall Circuit 10 Le supplied: the Hind A1ylun, +. ".
Phillips; supur'ntetlsnt oi tls Illinois hIa4s uol-
ieRrt ". r. bhUrtt ttsslrat, and t. J, Na1ntl Agent.
Tlrst charge, u. 4. psraer: uooialngtuu Unlyersty
]. Y. lilo Msiesa JoIn E,sfly w.yas:xilis,.
Aver, M tt:sa v.!ss. <: q. nyss. T1los, i. sey:
Hale; s,sbsolt. J. A. Ku,alsf 0!l.1n, Al. Amer i;
Dslsaowe!, H.. Q. Turner; Leroy Circuit, Jasuph
W4rll., E, 4. Hamilton; Dowu.. 1sorae Bith |;
Bloomington Circuit, To bo supplied; ". II. liadams
trrsllsnt Of the wessysn unvssA!ty; A. 7. urscos,
Iteaia7 1l.sy1t-w. q. rrsn.scs, Presiding Elder:
rir.t Chulyn, Horace lssed sl.ppa Ohavpsi. v. i.
f.: S ssair. atss T. S:;@' sssin @sf2s T. T.
1Ane; sAuso!a cEsu!s, !. .. Coavsl |; NJ. in'.aks.
ks si eMa.s M.ss: q ibss ot:y e9'o s9,o %
}ossla T., w.ptortotSnli hon:lesIlo H. " Evarh.rt
| nEulls, JA14eA Al, lentxDkI.vry: Ehattnut n j. NJ
, 1875-10-06

SPECIAL Dfspatch to Tho ChHaao Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 5.-Last night, thu Opera
House in this city WAS burned. The losH to tho
owner, II. Halo, wan $4,000. No insurance.
At meeting Tonight to consider tho question
OF helping Halo out, e2o,001 were subscribed
towards relieving him. Tho post- Oliloo WIS In
tue sano building. ALI tho mail was saved.
Everything il All sight.
, 1875-10-06
An 4nAtnnApolls 10y.


A bootblaot, whoAs sistsr WAS sick With chniora
morbus, raa nens In haxte tor doctor. Nush-
lug up to an office on Pennsylvania street, he
CRED out. "sAy, old pltl-bA8s, the old lady sent
me tor you. hIs has got it-bout to keraumsx
down tlaE. Hattie over our way the old girls
waiting on you." ''Whst Ia the tnktter1 don't
understand" "Too much green corn. 8!s hsa
tuubled 10 II. Coms, shufla on." X am still
unable IL comprehend. lou ~ tumblsi Has
sny ons fallen aud d,alocatsd an1thtng :" "What
kind O. racket 1ou glvin' mai Sis'e ulck. !"
"Ahi now understand. Your Btstar ID SICK" /"
"les, aud sou wsnt to nmtls your Plus. o'd
man; lha gala ghpin' awful And the boy
wAtbled OF Ia the direction Of tls poat-O Otaoa
looking Tor job.
, 1875-10-06
SUICIDE,

lsptetal Mspateh % The chtcaaa T4ib4h~
QulNo1, ILL.,, 0eL h-on Sunday lass Isss, ~,
Oluemus lcit hls homo la tIs city, aud bsa w.
bsen hoard from III to-day, when biz boos W. w.
found In the river shout uie he.os 1us xs"Ss ani
The conduct OF the mau for tho last l"o ID TI !. j.
llns 1een such ~ 10 lut.ioste insantsyr ana
supposed that ha drowned himauls.
, 1875-10-06

Txvesdsa Life tn AudloW street 9a31s
He sess pohody but bis family. his physieian,
aud bis lawyers. u1s. Tweed Waits daily, and
hts counsel about ~ often. It u customary o.
to b put out Into ne pura aif for fe. hours
iu Tho company Of ~ otflcoE to g1snt BIN That
privilege fos fss not il1sd. but es*essed accord.
lug TO The spoaut q the pau - default ot wh!ch
volved. Mr Tweed's bs11 lA axed 1t es Q0o. 00 and
half days liberty IN hss ease you'd be scheduled
, 1875-10-06
IN CHICAGO,

About 10 O'Clock Yesterday morning Engine
Company No. Z answered , st,il alarm. caused
BY tho busoing Of = chimney IN the fremont
House. On the way out the easlne tolted
sgaiuss some obstruction. and threw Christian
uerch, the driver, out OF hls scat. Doth wheels
passed. over hts logs breaking tho loft one At the
nnk!e, and badly lnjurtng tbs othor. He HaA
taken back to tue enslns-houao,
Shortly aftor o'clock last eyoniug Eugue
Company No, 10 answered stall alarm, cAuued
by fro in The two-story frAuo resIasnce of
Charlss Yogsa, No. 1ao Fourth avsnus. DAM
age, e200; fully iusuled.
, 1875-10-06
1ELE08APHlc HREYlIlEs.

Thomas Hssyana, Of Dansll!s. ILL.,. hsa arrived
from England with two English draught STALL
lions. One Of then weighs 900 pounds. This
u the second Importation Of this stock by Mr.
Stevens.
Thscomptroller aud Deputy Attorney General OF
Nc. York have reosded FROM their position TO-
gardlug tbe atats appropriation to Wsahing gtan's
lieadquartezx IN NeWbur4, aud conoeds that halt
the yearly tnstaalnent OF 4t00 mas due 10 tho
Trustees on tns lzt Af 0ctohar. Yhe amount will
be ,pai1 over forthwith aud thu Headquarters
building nil not ha closed.
, 1875-10-06

Sp<e3N UIsDd{fh 70 The ENcaQo TFs6uIN.
APPLETON WIS. Oct. 6-Lass night ~
gang OF tonce.bussdera wore returning to this
place from their labors Oh tho line OF the ChicA-
10 i NorthwsHtern Railroad on hand-cax, QUO
Of their number named Miller, resident OF
Depcrs, foil of, aud the haud-car psssod over
hn. and doubling him up. broke his back. He
At iasi ~ ACCOUNTS. but With 10 hopes Of his secoy-
, 1875-10-06

CHINA.


CONCESSION TO ouralpE nAnnAnlASa.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Tllo Tines Hpeciat from
Shanghai sGys: "a decroe appears In the
Gazette, at Fehin, oopccdtng. hereafter, intor-
cpurse bctuoen tho chiefs Of Government De-
partmonts and foreign Ministers"
, 1875-10-06
OCEAN sIEAMsRIP NEWS,

LONDON. Oct. 5.--1he stsamsh!ps apAin, City
Of Montreal, and Dolivls. from Now York, and
Batsyia, from I3os.ou, have arrived cut.
New YoAK, Out. 6,-ATS,yad, stoatnpsMpB lda-
ho and England, f1on Liverpool
BoUruAMyToH, Oct. 6.-The steamer 01daf,
feom New YORK, hsA Art1vsd.
, 1875-10-06

Speetal Dtspatch to Tbs rhitapo 7tfsaae
KALAMAZOO, Mich.. Dot. 6+-corn Ia hsaa H.ot
zoo County will not bo ever t"o-th'F's ol .ra 1a
III quality. nany Of tue aalda failiug 10 Mu'a "a
The yicld of potatoes " Immense III as"t, so,Iu.
quantity. A large actosso of whsas "A' WV
pspYpscta are good.
, 1875-10-06

PRINCETON. Ill.,, Oct. 6.-A large franc dwell
Ing houBa Gu ploaeaut street. owned by Fuller 4
Fuller. OF GhicaRo, ard valued At about $4,000,
was a!moss ontlroly destroyed by dre about 10
o'clock last uighs. The fro originated from .
lefpetiYO 1ne.
, 1875-10-06

IN A ahD BOX.

Srssfal Dtspateh to Tbs chtr,ao 1Sfbunsss
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 5.-1t il said that moro shi1
ono OF the cx-rovenuo officials Indicted for con-
spi1acy in tho whisky cases here have doter,1iuet
to plcnd guilty by n1,ico OF counsel. and throa
themselves on tho mercy Of tho court.
, 1875-10-06
AT ARCoLA. ILL.


Special DIspdtch to The chicago 1ffbv.--
AncoLA, ILL.,, Oct. 6.--Tho East Side public
school building, in this city, was destroyed by
fro within the paat hoar, turning 900 to 900
pupils and oight teachers ont In tue world. It
IL supposed to bo tho work OF an incendiary, ill.,
slrallce about $4,000. A snail residence ad-
Joining Was also burned.
, 1875-10-06

land " baaca Aer CLAIM for IA improvement In
the tono Of her morals are. 10 say The least.
ol,sr4ctorlzad By shade Of novelty, In tho
Inst sunus! report OF the Scotch neEssraraen.
oral Of uitths. Marriagea, md -, DestLa. ne are
recorded IL amailer than Il auy tllAo
bofore tor tbs past ten ,yoass. Aud
vol. tp looking over the figures,
wo learn that tho lQegit1Tnata number 11,077. or
O1E por can't OF tue ensiEo number born. II ia
sotpewhst surprising. Apd 1t the saua time ill.,
dIcat.ye Of tue ignorance and ilnmorality Of tho
roores otaases In the rural dictslcts to note that
10 these diattiota the pascanlasa of Qlsgltlmase
births IL eleven and four.tsuths, or Mare tlAu
one-tenth Of ali tho children born.
, 1875-10-06

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. b,-Fiye tobacco
bnsna in Robertson County hayo caught tiro
from drying tho wood during tho past week.
with an estimated loss OF 1000 pounds. The
barns aro said to have beeu hred BY gases
oyolysd from tho tobacco.
, 1875-10-06
GERMANY

TIM EMrrHoB WILLIAMS ITALIAN TRIP.
BADEN, Oct. b.-Tho Emperor William will
leaye here for Italy Oh the 10th inst.
, 1875-10-06

SPAIN,


THE eIEQE OF BAN REDAE1IAN.
NENDAYE, Oct. 5.-Ou Monday all the nteam-
ors tn tho llarbur Of Bantander we're embareoed
to convoy the troops to San sebastian. To-day
1t iB reported that tho folts of ban Sobas-
tim hsyo Blluncod tho Carfibk batteries.
, 1875-10-06
THE WEATHER,

WAs11Noros. D. O., Oct. G-1 o. m.-Fof tht
Upper Miaslssippi and Lower Missouri Ya!!syi
and lakcs falling barometer. HortLesat to north
west winds, warmer, cloudy Woashes and rain,
followed by fAlliuE Temperature.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
s&tt,cIhn f1rf ~
, 1875-10-06
At HIGHLAND, MICH,

Spsetai Disratth to FAA CHICAGO Tribune,
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct. Ga harm bo!onB,pg
to William Darbney. In Rutland, burned this
morning with much hay knia grain. Losa lArgs-
Supposed 10 10 the work OF stanaps.
, 1875-10-06

1STselal Uftpa1eh % TA1 Ch1cdao 7F1bHnt.
KANSAS CiTY, No., Oct. 8.-Edward Young,
tho 0roman ou the Fort stott engiue who WAS 10
featfully scalded by the collision between the
Hannibal freight train nnd tho Fort Scott engine
on Santa Fe street. In this city. about 8 o'clock
Al thst can % 10 1s.tnea Tho of E sno
accident rostH with the I!snuibal i st. Joe Koa,
aud tho 5ll OF damages, amounting to como
el2UO0, will lkys to 10 AeLtlod bY them.
, 1875-10-06


Tho wonon.aro certainly not pretty; thoso ono
Reea worklll. out Of donrA aro decidedly coatne
luoKing, aud thor COSTUME this rart Of China
must uubeeomiuE, contlstiny ot short black
blouse confined at the waist by bolt. small
white apron, aud very. worry abort, witit trowseTB,
HunetmcH hardly reaching tho knee. below
which tic log Ia left entlroly bare, aud thcir loct
thrust into straN clippers with no heels, which
they can onlg keep Oh by uhuhllug along tho
ground in = most Irritating u,anucr Thor re-
lholr cyos Ii lnyarl1blY b!Ack, aud almost ~ In
yariab!y neatly dressed. llnw tie dressing 10 &C.
cutnpliallcd IN such hard. smooth rolls, aud
twlHtod up behiud into such curious form. re-
Helnl'.ng tho handle Of a teapot, oannot tell.
4 long na1nontal pin IL atuck through 1t. which
protrrden u good many inches on each side Of
tho hair and bright aowot. altAeE real OF Artl
tlelal, worn At ona aldo. gives theal III bpite Of
a,ce. Thoir hoads euem moro inperv,ous to
heat aud cold thun those Of tho men, ~ they
seldom wear Any covering except tint bestowed
on them by nature, and Of which, by tho BY,
tho mon arc defrauded 30 that tho working
classeH have to supply tho dcilclepey by wearing
any pictures OF Ehlnamen, aud which annwerB
equally We1ll Tho purpose OF aunbl,nd0 or ninbrela
Tho dresH ct tho butter class Of women is
thtnk. rather pretty, aud chrtaitly most sensible
for. a. 1t does not lit to tle Aguro, worry little
lnhy be worn in summer. aud . great dealln win-
tsE, without lpcoaVeniense. In tAe.f ceAe, both
tho undos garments mud potttoAt descend to
thu ankle onIy tho uppor Que OF all ia short,
aud the color and material OF tile whole costume
IN varied According to taste and the heanon Of the
year. Their feut also aro clad like ours tu stock
ngs. and they veal. tue usual very thick but
lIght-soled Shoes, l speak ot courhe Of thoHa
WHO allow the!r fook TO- roInain IN tho natural
form. The Htnall-fooaod women look a. IT their
leela were bound tightly up W as tu fnrn part
Of tho 10y, aud their toes only Wsrs left for
use. Tils result IL they 60 at an uncomfortable
pace, half walk, half run, and aescent Oh their
noses would heem inevitable but tor tho st1ok
with which ,hoy heip thnmsalyeB Asong.
, 1875-10-06

ACCIDENTS REPORTED FROM BLOOMINGTON.
Spteial hapatth IL me FAlcaqo Ir1aunA
nl.ooM1aoroH, ILL.,, Oct. b.-This afternoon In
q runaway, Christian Uz4ndt. German cigar
dealor, was thrown from casrisge and prob
ably fatally Injured.
At Clinton, yesteIdsY n.Dsnlng, GEORGE Hol-
land, well-known dragGlAs. died from tho a.
fect4 Of ~ overdose Of mUrphlns taken for siok-
news,
, 1875-10-06

Special Nspu.eh to T'h4 Ch,eaqo 1ftauns
DAr1oS, O., Oct. "a carpenter named II, q.
Weller. while assisting 10 fslse tho framework
Of barn IN Wayne Township to-day, was stEuck
by stick Of timber and knocked from tho top
Of kAs building, killing hiul almost INSTANTLY.
, 1875-10-06

HF*EF6{ DT11NFfH 70 1Ns ENtbH0U 1FlU127t.
KENoHHA, Wiz, Oct. b.-Thts morning about
ha!t-psst II tho eldest SOU Of Mr. u. II. Zahnen
Was accidentally drowned. It seems that tho
boy waA OH Lis WAY home from the school, and,
having arrived at Grand street bridge, lie
thought ho would climb up on the railing to rot
better WOW Of the riYaE, when 10 lost hls bal
anco, falling ds,a,,ea Of rs feet into the river,
and vAs carried by the tide about block north,
before lo was drowned. lie wAa seou By several
wonlen aud man, hut, owing to tho excitement,
they failed to roliler the ltl!o fellow any H.
8lslance.
, 1875-10-06

Speetal Dsuatch to 1.se Chicago Tribune.
DIXON. ILL.,, Oct. 5.-Caps. D~,Rht ucason. son
Of tho Hon. ". W. Hsatoo. Judge OF this judi
cla district. wbila up the river hlcko1y-nuttlng,
Yesterday. foil ttom a +tsa diasanoa Of uaarly
50 feet, aud wsa takau up vary setiously Injured.
, 1875-10-06
CASUALTIES.

FATAL COLLISION.
Srrciai nfspdfch 10 The Chir00o Tribune.
1sAC1SE, Wis. Oct. 5.-Tha Western Union
freight train No. II wa5 run into by tho Chicago,
milwaukee, l. Ut. panl fIoight train No. II last
night st II D ocloais botnceu FranksvllIe and CAL
edunia on the Chicago UvlAtUn Of tho Chicago,
Milwaukee & 1t. pali lsailwny, ahd tho engineer
Of No. II killed. 1t acotus that No. a. was half
an hour taso aud r,luning on The t,no Of No. II.
When pa rising a Sharp curyo at tho above
nau,ol oint the train broke In two, Tho
latter hnlf remaining on long, harrow
bridge in such ninnneE as to prevcnt
the conductor from gnttlng back In time 10 warn
lilo engineer Of thu coming train. rho result
was tie killing Of john bHeu,Iey, QUO Of tho
oldest aud best engineers Oh tho road. md the
total wreck or ten or a uDxun GarH The tlran1an
nayed his lilo by jumping ovot tho eidu Of tho
bridge into tho Wntot, aud escaped with several
Beyefo brulscJ.
, 1875-10-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

FNKRII FEAOlIEA.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Tho experiment Of bringing
peachca by tho steamer Canada, from New York,
In box on tho dock. arranged on the Allogretti
refrigorating plan, WAS success, tho fruit bcirg
delivered hero IN good condis'on. and largely
purchased
STEAMER ACCIDENT.
LIVERPOOL, Ocs 1.--The Steamer Montana,
hence Sept. 10. for New York, hiss re.urned.
It Ia reported that her anchor dock is broken.
PROTECT AsfAiHHr vATlcASfsN.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-An enthusiastic meeting to
protest against VAticausm waa held at Qineguw
fortnight. X letter froEu Gladstone was rcah OK
pressing sympathy with the object OF tic meot-
ing.