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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-29
New York Times Stock--S15O,00O Or
fnred for Ten Shares.

A suit involving the possession of one
share of the New York Times stock,
held by the estate of the late James b.
Taylor, came up before Surrogate
Hutchins, in the Surrogate Court, on
Friday. Mr.. Edward Ell. Tracy, execu-
tor of the estate, made afidavits showing
that by the death of Mr.. Taylor, ten
shares of the Times stock fell to his
heirs. That these shares are very valua-
BILE if they can be sold together, but that
their value would be greatly diminished
if they should be disposed of to differ
ent parties. Mr.. Tracy further certified
that about a year ago, Mr.. George Jones,
of the New York Tines, made an alleged
contract with the widow of James B.
Taylor, by which she agreed to sell him
one of the ten shares for $l2, 900, 1000
to be paid down. and the rest to be paid
in monthly installments of $3.50. Mr.
Tracy held that Mrs. Taylor, who is the
executrix, was induced to make this bar
gain through her pecuniary necessities,
and that the contract is invalid for two
reasons : First, that, as the stock was
not in her possession, she had no power
to make any transfer }; and, secondly,
that she made the sale on credit, which
no executor is empowered to do. Mr..
Tracy affirmed that he has already in his
office certified check Offering $3.50, 900
for the ten shares if they can be sold to-
gether. If Mr.. Jones succeeds in hold
ing possession of the share in dispute,
the other nine, it is asserted, will be
hardly worth 100000, and the estate
would lose at least $50, 900. Mr.. Jones,
it is said, desires to obtain the share for
which he bargained with the widow, as
it's purchase would insure him the ma
jority interest in the paper, as he already
controls fifty shares of the stock. NeaO
York Sun. lli.Na NDfA2 NNel 81
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-29
Wit and Humor.

BEAUTIFUL Isle of the sea--Cod- liver
lie.
NEVER waste your time; waste some
body else's.
THE right sort of thing to have during
the hot weather. cool thousand or
two.
No MAN can become thoroughly ac-
quainted with his family history until he
runs for office
CATER ALL" says an old doctor,
"there are only two kinds of disease
the one of which you die, and the other
of which you don't. :"
A CORRESPONDENT of Western paper
having described the Ohio as sickly
stream, " the editor appended the remark,
"That's SO it's confined to it's bed.
No NORWEGIAN girl is allowed to have
a beau until she can bake bread and knit
stockings; and, as consequence, every
girl can bake AMI knit long before she
can read OF write.
ssTHE produce market is unusually
firm" muttered Danbury man who had
unsuccessfully visited twelve groceries
with view to getting half pound of
coffee on credit.
THERE'S nothing so wonderful about
malleable glass that can be hammered.
A friend Of mine has a glass still un-
broken, though he has kept punch-in-it
at intervals for several years.
The man who bushes when lady
L. Of
saloon is not entirely lost-he may be
found most any time afterward going
into the back door of a saloon.
THAT was real wit in the actor who,
while playing "Romeo" to Mrs.
Mowatt's ssJuliet, whispered to her, in
the tomb scene, that they were putting
up umbrellas in the pit to screen them
selves from the tears in the gallery.
A FRENcHMAN learning the. English
language, complained of the irregularity
of the verb "to co. the present tense
of which some wag had written out for
him as follows, CT go; thou startest
he departs we lay tracks you cut
sticks; they .absquatulate or skedaddle."
BY declining to eat things that you
want because they are unhealthy, by
going to bed early when you want to sit
up, and by making your life wretched
in thousand ways, you have chance
of living to a ripe old age, if that is any
satisfaction to you.
Eye RoNIoAn.- Waiter-Beg pard'n,
sir Languid Swell We-ell, what is it,
James? Waiter-Beg pard'n, I'm sure,
sir but 4 you know, sir, is there a
gentleman here with one eye named
Walker? Languid Swell-Don't know,
m SIRE. Say, what's the name OF his
other eye?
A wInD-EYED man, carrying his hat In
his hand, entered the depot yesterday
and called out man who was wheeling
baggage-truck along: Where's the
train z" "What train r "Any brain
any trainl My wife isn't ten rods be-
hind, and she's got an ax-handle over
her shoulder and sulphur in her eyes"
TIE young lady who went out into the
country making hay, with intent to be o
Maud Muller, has come home again.
The only Judge she saw was judge of
whisky, and he was so far gone that
glass of water would have struck him
dead. But the skin is peehng off her
face with sunburr, her nose is like
banana, and she has the most beautiful
pair of swelled feet you ever heard of.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-29

A YOUNG man at Wheeling, Va, got
no a picnic, invited twenty-eight girls,
took them all himself, provided the din
ner at his own expense, and went home
to find eighteen challenges awaiting him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-29

The thorny cactus, heretofore worth
less, is about to become thing OF much
value. It has been ascertained by ex-
pertinent that its pulp is especially
adapted for the manufacture of paper.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-29

AN Avoca man bought a Jug of beer
and jug full of kerosene oil. Soon
after he got home they heard terrible
up1oar down in the cellar, and starting
to investigate, they met the hired girl
coming up stairs, four steps at a
straddle, with breath like a Pennsyl-
vania oil well, and a voice like steam
boat whistle when it feels right good.
That girl wouldn't work in the White
House to-day, if they kept kerosene oil
in jug there. Burlington HusUk-Eye.
GLYcERINE can be used in lamps for
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-29

GLYcERINE can be used in lamps for
Illuminating purposes.
, 1875-02-01

Discovery Of tho Worh for Which
British Royalty Will Pay So
Dearly.


LOUISVILLE. Ky., Isn, 9i.-.rhe bons IN. rticl,
reHard OF .0DJ III gold l.as be.il offered iy
sir. G. Galboutue, Of LONDON, nul h'atpl in e
circular, extensively distributed by linn, to ra.:c
to a mcntor Of tho RoFal family Of England.
against tue publication III which tho Lord Chan
ccllor issued an Injunction. aud OF which o1llr
one copy il huown to be in tho United s.atee. waa
yesterday, discovered to lie IN tho poasssnion OF y
young lawyer Of this cst7. Tho owucr
could not bo found Until after midnight. a.,l
flets werp obtainad from tH tho l.ta IL la teit-
,raplltd. Tho Cotrje". .J0ulnx{ uf tiiiB nlO:nilH,
csntains lengthy ace3u!tt IT tlio buck and lts
l'oshesssr. from which tho fnowiny extracts
embrace TIC main farss. Tho bouli " 40
l'io,rs OF GenrE: W. Containing Minnie filg-'
turv Of all Ecanda!o,ts parslEoB III lll4 Life to-
Ecther with III Epito1na ii tl,o Corruption Of
lis Political Administration" Tic identity
of tito hook Boene rchtivt fnr i. bears the ini-
pti!!t Of tho publishers named In tue clrcIlar, ~
well us tho duse uf itH IH,uo--1s0. Tie t.lcl:solr
IL in two volumes. nnd llatty e.a:tcs ut tn.
eUntonta s,llices tn clearly show why there III Ell
large q reward offered for It. Two or thr,o
yeasH ago. an Eustis4 gentleman named Taylas,
d oook-aAleaman q tf,is city. discovered :e '"i-
u,neA i'll of books Which his 1.rtn had itll-
ported froIu e. D. CasecnoYe, q I.oulon Lt,oA-
dealer, nov cut Of busincHs. TIC TulInleH
had nut boan ordered, aud it was presumed that
!! thoy had been pluced IN the case acridcntallT.
Mr.. Taylor wRs perfectly familiar with oil
brarsaes Of E,tglisl literature, ind when .is eye
lighted npun tho worii l,e at appreciated liz
value Tho date of liza importation was about
| tho beginning Of 1873. lie showed tho hook ia
humber OF liora1v gentlalncn Of st,e cit:, and
| among thsm VAS the young lawyer wbn II now
| its fortunate poesekaor. Tie latter gentleman
hrHtated Some days about n1G=irg tho p1,lcbaso
| Lat hip love Of tile ra.e aId CURIOUS III litcra-
| tire tEiumrbed, md he hnngllt them. SircG
then tho volumes liayo filled rlace UPON the
sllelves Of thu library Of thu gentleman in ques-
| tiou, It iP cutie certain that tho rcAscu tho
, 1875-02-01

on. of npny1urnt the th.iterur!:a warl ntt 40,
~ose nnly knowlclgc and losfer ct,ss.4 IN HSn ,.
thr nof,tnatiun4 al primary eisttfnur. a'i tc wfr .
FIR the Emmett tns.aj',a tt.at liberty If .fli'.
wnte snT lIaya Inst u1t!rt HE !,re't n"lrlrl a. II,
If n}>rt IN1 ri r ran>! tn.ltrhir .rn>t saa,arAs,
AH Intelligent fitttrn1 Of TIC r;lt Wd ftn t>Icts.f
ia fl+ik"HA' Ctnlnt:t.n w,tiftit reYaf tn IL. nr
1iat0Ha! EnlitieF rrigini ur nairt:y, hn maka
ltst Of candidates pnn which therr II tlc II
= Er,f'aJ,ls nlliCA-tcc2e? n9 l,1ft I, ttstnrr.
a:oIHurff, tirn Df courhrt one viii hn cnptd 70
vota for tc-a cAl!tAt.s; !t tho moral weight wf.tn
BIt recommendation vce ~tll tc atrorG t!Ir It
.n1At smother Tic in:'stcn'~ nf tho rrntus!
classeFt shs Galct', Pl*. tf veH. ric. Thei Tier.
will no two uca fartra likt t~n arnsfca +sanl ~.
rcA u each other III WLci ~ ttc ra'le rGnt- fr
full lang w II foliows 'c na9, In, ths respectable
c!tlz"t1s WHO hAya at heart III. wrFfare # tile
n7nntty ~ ngsfnrt theso baa,titti and rasesi..
who have NJ oar rim than Ia ,tuH'lts
tho poche.a Of tas-payfr'. To douht that, wl.tn
fha nutaton r. thtts put. All ln,tneh+H
majority will express isrlf for fyh:, aw, 1,onur. s
economy. IL doubt ihn atatty u thu peotla for
ef-roserninJut. Ri4l tAat We nut prepared to
ad1ntt.
In 1d5G San Francisco gre nl.nlre;c !ll,~trl-
tlbH ef Anw. through rtralfAst Nn'nn ani ct,r"tt"
nc:toh III tile par. of hone.t claeu7, the rf.Ir
thu gamblers. rubi,er.. ronid.ncr-u't tatrn, au.
hYtw1yntrl eolsl lie i,rotc:t. Thing. r.
IN much ccnon tilcre than hnre. a.,t tIrrr
were many wha leHpnrni II the Iureibilty Of
throwing this reign u terror Of the criminal ella a.ta,
yet powerful etFot Of tho rltIztua Rlced Wi.ai
rHecoe1cl iers will saecee here, aui atristante
at.. not 10 LACKING, niattes how much ltte 1t
may help.
, 1875-02-01


A fro brots out at 1:21 4. Ii. yesterday. In sle
paper and rag Htore Of Rosonbaum, Mitchell L
Co, located In tho threc-storY brick building
Nos. 227 and 229 West Lake street. Tho losa Oh
stock amounted to $1,000, and on building,
owned by ). ". Bodall, to si5o. Tho property
is fully injured. Tile cause Of tho tire could not
DO eRcorsainod. The alarm was given from Box
619.
The alnrm from Box 513, at 2:3o yesterday
morning, whn occaBoned BY q tire III tho mhchlno-
shop Of Xlgawad l. Co., situated in !aTgc
frnrna building corner Of Fulton md Morgan
a:reetH. Ibo loss amounted to 22,5U0. There
il an insurance OF &5,ouo OH tho property.
Cause ot 1iro unlsnown.
The bigual from station No. u ut II: 80 o'clock
laHt hight waa oceaaioncd by f,lo in the tEamo
structure. No. 1 MeGragos street, owned by
Steinhurst l. Co., and used by tllem for blood
letining purposas. Damage $500 covered by
insurance. IN oyorheated furnace caueed tho
tiru.
, 1875-02-01

How They Get Roever, md HOW 10
K3rGa4tk 1t.
To-1ny'a Staass-Ze1ung cou.ains the following

fHovV They Get Ro&vcr, md How 10
I3ro.stA ut.
Io-'ay'a Staass.Ze1tnng cou.ains the following
editorial:
During lsat week wo bad In cnkago tho ium|liasas
eIcetacla af wl.oe hvsls Of Gab'esk wllo Hud bet
ldetot by tho Grau Jury, ccquiteu by tha atlu!ra.
o institaion. tho Jury, "tlth il ahecunA1sy called
i,is 1str Justice wxs lo.ulclv uo /. ses,lrel
hoeno wAo kaa ia!inwed tap rrocpeaittn eAA tAtsS-
tan any doubt fns relss tassd t. ,h asfy on to-
ohcer1 fpte.. to ral up wtar44es Win hd gtyen ta2
Most decisive soss'moay sAtots tne dtAna Jury the
tho Court crowded. to oserlowu4; wal t4s asaoc!-
atH Of tho ds!uusl4Lts, ucGaueEe criminal keoulls
H4 VIZ ~ hs's psss.nso a ~ ~ sasGatt IT.
they did not days to tell al! they ktaw.
iut how 1t that thrpa aelers Liyo 80 great
Laugh at tlp law Aimply sseouls u cit money:
ffatai hnerlA ~ whom tnoss ps1pa Eass diamond
tue guiss of saIa d III otacs ioras thay gtve
caYy hs1bea, they can GxIeet reciprocal taSufa eAd
tbs result showa they lid not ,n:asacllate. hlt Tho
ohaf ss1Ees o1 tlsr powar urs III tia PRIMARY Aeo'
tiOha.
Last fall te sana1Le1s did most st1seu.l meFcenary
yssss, bu. a!ss for ssaay esaIlatss Il t.s peoSs
party. u Il xn1~n how tla latter soH41t ~ parIs
ss II ss.. sua
.nntods 70 tais organized sang e yAnaisFs look e
ssa s% ssya h ths az. 'afysnM M nsoaou III n1 hs
taat party dssaplia. w do liz rssi. Hence their 4
Understand how Y "at" tbs prtmsr'e" III ora*a 10
Ta,s fearful s;ato q a1atrs waioe mahsa "a "popu;
Tsslsstsels lsa:s. 4 r. sspls3 esS.x a.sas 4
sleh 4 hsap I sIsas aaa dss;s ure, u. sssy
i. @ IL; ,s1. IT, a.s @ sa e. % ,ss III
tina thars stands natloal uut State u ths
, 1875-02-01

t,,,1 t1,cro IL mn
,',,,',,t,,,;,,,,,, 1,,.:a fr III. ;,,,.,vont;,,,
''i'h'''"''ots". ' i - t ~ ~,
n1 I'll" bnite1 s''Me' ''"oFfin'n:h. iHo
minority report hr Ward W.1 in4at Lat fiaran'i
aAn r'ts;:s.tl by erfsa frau =" :tin amount to
n rc9o1nlr},, afHl tlrts Ilrnoh3 ti.uI 10 rato;;-
n,ztI n8 Ito uHiy lawful {inTe'fr of that Hthte.
THE 1.1rrjH rAhfYF NIL.
'Thnre In some reason to h"1invo tlat tho
T,uatia.a will return thu 1tlttle Tariff bill to
crmascrh T!sto1t hs appiosal. ~ II ~ @ e7let IN
of thu J'reaidoftt to fotor al hlt' alter
r,afIuIet1H WhOEe iHtAreatE they TenpGCt-
.ytI1 affect. III order that tho opinion
nf the rfsnccttye Cabinet osfiGerb mar In had ~
to thu al,iHabity Ut irving them tiIe rresi1ien-
t4n1 approval. II IL ,,m|nrntpsrl that Secretary
Hr4s'nw Yesterday evening returned tho Little
Thrill bill 10 the Pfcatient wish thu asatotnont
that tho bill is such paFtlnl measure tIlas it
wpr1 lie OF m rrAc..cal ,n,1rE. 10 TN rayonue,
aud that It il 10 bo preferred tfla tits ,;ll should
fail and that Bo,oo general Tesenuo bill should
taAo '!s pince.
Ht*hY "1tGu*
Bays that ho s rcceiying hundreds OF fettera from
I'll parts Of the clftry lndo,ring tile i,nlicy rot
forth Ill his recent. i:.:cr. lh:aa letters como
from old-t}ina Abo1ilioAista nn:l irDm ex-Eon-
fclerate tiencra!s AZ a'.rre tI,ht the dc.ire VI
far .tcacc. It IL very asiden: that Henry Wilson
has horn o7estaket' With MI ambition to become
presIdcat.
nnt'sE cAt'rEs.
IHeTc Will bo calie'ln u tltG HOUSE Herubll-
cann tomorrow Et,rali's ~ dt;crinlne slpuu
nction ua to tlo ltpposrt 1InS Tn!c, nuI to cou-
elder tho Eeaesnl order u b':ntfs.
THE wAYH AMI ,1EsSs tt''ialTrEE. ..
The Ways a1ld ;!oanH tanl''''tsto c*Ptct to 70
vigorously u "ofh 'ti'r wee. on Ftf2htto p,,ls
in nccor!auee WILL lie RECOMMENDATIONS of tas
President and tl.o s'e:fttary o. tho II easnry:
Anu,ee,A Ut tue Committee kcetn to shib; tllht
lin Faciiic Mil nsehtiEatloa Will not dcseloi'
Et' now polhts, ma lnah!tose ulsp3sltion 10
j drop it.
ti'a the 1isao;'r'tH lTsaa.l
. CAPT SACK.
WARRINGTON. D. t., Jan. 3l.-Ile Eecretary OF
War 1an forwarded to ttlf llonHe OF lIctrcaentn-
! tivcs tue ropo;s Of Tug tItartafnasttr"Gener
mud tho Coln!nisfary-GeneraI Of Subsistence,
, 1875-02-01
ALABAMA.
1NFonIAT1oN OBTAINED Ut TUE CONGREGATIONAL

CoMMIrTEE.
WAsH1koroN, D. g., Jun. oo.-Four bundred
and eighty paYcs OF tho Alahamn investigation
haye beon printed, 1t commenced tho Glib OF
Docetnbor, In accordance with tho resolution Of
tho House OF Representatives. The Testimony
taken Ii very contradictory, some Witnesses A.
1eging that intimidation was psneticcd bofoFo mud
ut tho election. and othop that thuro was no
intimidation. Capt. Kellogg, of tho Eighteenth
Infantry, tastihed that ha wRs condtient
tllat tllo Frehcuca Of troops prevented
bluoaaled aud riot 1t Orollsa, while ]. II. Hub
bard, ahariH for three years. said s!l1ro WAS
polls, but 10 employed troops 10 let tho voters
IN, aud hc had no lilrther trouble. Que witness
told the story Of a tight boiWoon Republican
factions, which had bceu attributed to m assault
by tho Democrats, aud another told OF tho row
III on!ored Dasuocra,ic club over the division of
tho monev rceeigcd from Representative Domo.
crats., mud attributed to the lucu.picn 0t blaok
Republicans.
benjamin Gardner, ex-Aetorncy-t4eneral, tos-
titled that llo WAS ii Republican ; that ro:ton
oRgs ware thrown by tho whites at the Moos.,Is
whors he was spealluy, II WIS lia tiol.herata
dation. aud prescription. tEo Republicans in tho
Il. 4. Campbell (colored) testified that tho
colosod men formed o soctety to prevent
womon from marrying Democrats. and to
advise the separation OF husband unl wife wlofo
the husband was the Deu,oerat lud to exclude
Aemcoratc negroes FROM all society. lie. h1a-
self, Lad addressed whita Democratic meetings
and with white Democratic apeaAers. lie took
bis meals at tho zane tablo with tho Democratic
apeaIters: He hnew Of tue butnng at thseao
cosored churches aud dismissal Of two ootore1
Hlon from sstnattonA-ono because lie voted tho
Uo'nocFatlo tjcket aud tho othar because hB did
not give favorable Testimony.
, 1875-02-01

cio1.s seducsons Of tl1ia defendant Youf hnne
in ,icsolaies! n1,d isbnuore1. and your fortnl,ea
.i:i,ewil and destroyed aud lhs hod,tcer. re-
peat, IN glorying over lis immunity FROM r;,a-
lraainnt. Eut. still. ba 1ulot; ard II yt't :n-
yo1. eloquent cotaei shall hold yon NJ, II, tIl.
scpr1l s'd contempt of court and jury aul uaI
mankind"
Well, s.r, to my mind there IL something cX-
ccseiyely iopnguatt in tIIia idca Of civ! act''t
founded upon seduction. II hurts ths tcttcs
ecniMnnts Of nlr not,ire. It reyolta that Ay:;'-
to,, upn, Which fnm,ly and homo reBt, aII 1:t',h
which AocictY aid governments deponf. ht...
whch tho law IoaveH no othor remedy thar that
ave- Rir. when The law gipes to tile dlshonorel
husband 10 ether revenge but that. consistency
with 1t. own teachiuEs. il III becomes tue nnts.
ter. Of tho Law 10 reproacu tho husband who ro-
oo1tB to that redreEs.
, 1875-02-01
Conflicting Reports FROM the
Arkansas Committee.
Poland Supports Garland, aud Ward
: Declares for Brooks,
The Amazing 1mpudence OF Benjamin
Butler Freshly Illustrated.
Tho Tom Scott I'ncific Railroad
Lobby Gaining Hope.
LOUISIANA AND PlNCH9hcK.
JISEUHACK HEITlEtt t11-i;htuHAtiEb.

.,,. '' ~ .s'' :. -, nj ~ ~, sopoto
"AS'tlSh1oSt ~ c'' s"'' t"o
Republican, CAUCUS on 5aturda3 Foso'at.'t' MA
agreed to inslosB;ug tho action OF tho PEosheht
with rect tn Louisiaua, aud providing for tho
,a.,,r,,i,;,,, ~ ,to KcI,oyr f;oyaru,out no tl,o
toso'''''m" ~ ~ Wv i.e'9e ~ s..;.lI,, .,r~a.,
ITO iacto tosoltlmens' IL WIS :st'ec4S"s aot'''
lowesns. lint no aenata sliall b' houn4 ny tho
cnucus-rule to auppors tho validity Or lcgai'; nf
tto Ecl1opr t;ovrrn,ucnt. 1t was found after
'a ~" st,;,' '.,,a,, TN, +,,o,o vs., NO, ,,r,,
roie"'ea a'l1'eih'teu' a's H. ,.u,.., ~ .,,o
INIT upon tho eahlfc' u t''o '"Ea'4ty " wv
Ecllogy Government Al wol1'd "Grr=''t " ma
turtr OF the Republicans III tho cauc1s-
,ro, n urot n ,uaior;tv Ind cy;sted-to
e 'o' '".'t =. oa,,,,orIa1,+o ;,n 1o,,1
ioico 1ao ..'i"o.'F ~ ~ ..,s -.
vahditr ING doSe'oPnent Eoi e'o 'as' wv ~
tl1ree days havo sliown moreover, that 1t wAH
oztscmely unli..cly that such d majority could
r, I,,d IT. man eh.n1ut.]y arrce,i that each
, 1875-02-01
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE AHEAhRAH MUnDIE.

spsefal Dtspatsh II III Chtta9s 1ftbAns.
"AsHfHaTos, D. G.. Jan. 3l.-Tha Artanaaa
Investigating Committee hold q meeting to-&lay,
at which the views OF tho several 1nenbers Of
the Committee were oonsidored and anAl action
determined on. There will b two reports aud
no more--a majority report by Judge Poland
and minority report BY Ward. OF Chicago. Tho
majority viii reootumaud thu. whatssor may
hAFs bssn als na>aaa by shleh thu oxisklns Gar.
, 1875-02-01

Sreciai D,su+stth IA 1He Chscaoo Tr1bHne.
rEon1A, ILL.,, jan. 11.-Ihe wholesale md re-
tai[ tea-Lousu Of prutt Bros. WAS destroyed by
Tire at Ill early hour this lnprntug. There is 1o
definite thcuty ns to origin of tic rc. but it il
supposed tllst Ri open 1iuo or pipo-l'olo OH tho
second door caused tho nlsclief. The stock If
tens anu coffaca woro completely ruined, cntailing
loss Of Some q dR, wlc;; IL p'rsIally covered
S,rrins s:ied. ssl.0Uu; uudson,~ \. j., sl,0oo;
raun Fro, ei,o5v;. 1;sn Ern,S's,, e".oSo;
mud I,ycomng s1.u0o. The building WAN COLI
blderai,ly damaged. probably III tho neglibor-
loctoa by insurance. IN Tho peoplos, Of MEM
phis, Cit.zous', Of ST. Lo1is, Farners', Of New
Yolk, and Fariners' & Drovers' Of Kentucky.
, 1875-02-01
CASUALTIES,

ACCIDENT TO TIRE ". U, SUPERINTENDENT.
l:ID:ASAro1ts. Ind, Jan. 31.-J. +. Wnllick.
f;,.rrriutc.n2cnt OF tho Western Cnpn telegram
Company, met with painful accidens wlE|o on
iais W.; from Richmond to this city Last night:
When tho train arrived at Cambridge Ctr. It
slnI pod at the water-tank. Dir. Wallca, sup
1'or.aE they wrrn at tho depot, stopped from tho
1eaiu uua {eIl through bridge to the ice be-
meath, a distance Of sotno 10 feet sustaining
. ftncturn Of tho right log aboye
tito knna aud seyc.e bruises el,out
tim head. tfr. Wailick remained
whore 1la fell aomo time befora he could mike
himself heard, M one having seen him fali.
When ]isrossrel he wa1 takot to Tho Residence
nf Manater 4. y. HodaIsins, whoro tha broken
limb has leen set. and oYeryshlng is being tlo1o
10 resie'e hs suffering. Hs Ia resting quietly
tonight.
, 1875-02-01

Hos7oR, Jan. 9l.-At meeting OF ths Catholic
temperance soclctios to-ught, steps were
taken toward building q osatfal hall
lu boston for tho uso OF tia
Catholic Total Abstinence Sociotica OF alnseachl,-
astta. This in tho frat move iu goueral plan
for The erection Of similar bu.dtagsin eael asats
Of tho Union.
, 1875-02-01

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 11.-A co9ored burglar,
Cornelius Robinson, VAS shot dead early tlis
morning In the house OF aud By Rush Burgess.
Collector Of Internal navenuo, HhoRo net was
Justified by tho Coroner'a Jury.
, 1875-02-01

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New YoRx, Jan. 8i.-Arriyed, stestnsrs Vile
do paris from llavra lIalsatia, FROM Hamburg ];
Ca4tta, from Mediterranean ports.
PLyAourH. Ian, al.--AETlvad+ ataAmaAtp POM
1noranis, from New York.
L,saoN. Spain, Jan. Situated States staatn.
u Franklin AAa astlvsd In ths Ta8us.
, 1875-02-01

NEW YoRE. jan. al,--Thomas Iurna. who at
tempted to get on tho front platform Of III Eighth
avenue car Saturday night, Was thrown violently
of by tho driver. nichard noblpson, and u wheel
passed over hia arm aad log. causing doatI,.
Eobiuaou WHH arrested,
, 1875-02-01
CRIME.


THE AoAHs EXPRESS ROBBERY.
NEW lonr, Jan. 31.-A report that the .td..ns
Express Company was robbed OF Large amount
Of securities aud monoy, in addition to tlo
sa6,o coy par value IL bonds reported yye:tettay,
IN explicitly deuied by tho Company. Their lcas
will not exceed $40, 700 in auy evsnt.
, 1875-02-01

New YoNk, Jaa. 31.--A meeting iu tho inter-
eat OF tho Indian missionary WORK xaa he}t this
evening Ia tl,e Collegiate Hsfonned Church.
Addresses wero delivered un the bsst na1pa Of
ctyilizing Indian tribes.
, 1875-02-01

Spectas Dspdt,h 10 1'he C7siea0o 1+!bart.
N11tH, Mich, Jan. 3l.-Capt. Sheppard 3
dwolinE;, OH Third otroet, burned this evening.
LoBs, 81 200; nsurod for 9l,6oo iu tLa New
York CQntyul.
, 1875-02-01

WAsM1NnroN, .. G., Jun. J.-In the Upper
Lake region falling barometer, be.tk aud rus.i-
bly, high southeast to southwest wiuds cloudy
aud decidedly warmer weatlcr, aud probably
HnnE.
New YoRK, Jsn. 3t.-Heavy fuow.storm to-
night.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1875-02-01

EEHtHRI II. r.
E1M1nA, N. L., Jan. 8l.-TAis morning, the
clothing s.oro OF II. J, Gladko. and tho hasd-
waro ptoros of e. 4. Gridey t. Son, Water
street. wetc burned. LosY $40, 600.
, 1875-02-01

TIE HV6uEKT NT PCH -ANU.
PORTLAND, Jau. 3t.-Fcuncll, iato County
Treasurer, has turned over what property lie
had, and nia boaasmon will maize up tho balance
Of the deficit IN the Treasury causod by tho
late robbery.