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, 1875-09-14

4 Ioudon correspondent Ut tho New York
Sun ws:tcs: II SUPPOSE Alt my EngiIah freuds
will feel outraged By but tho truth conpola
mo 10 BAY tAas, in aotno respects, tho English
people arc tho ErcAtert towards in tho wolld.
Physical danger and suffering TINY will en-
coansar readily enough. bat rtdiculo aud pnblio
disappFobation hAvo terror for tham which
they dAro not face Ono OF tho most chat1n-
to me ouly day or two ago how
= young American, q common friend OF 10th
Of liz, used to Wear, when ha first camo 10
London, q Scotch cap In tn6 street, and he 1aa
fus]ly Obliged Ia toll him that unleas he put on
tho orthodox stovepipe bat ho could not acco1n-
pany him. II aoeias that etiquette forbids .
gentleman to appbAE In public with any other
headgcas tllan the rtoscptpe aforeeaid. and my
EugliAh friend dared uo< coun.obancc contra
ytntion OF tho law. A gallant Captain OF tho
Quoen's body.guart. to whom related the mat
ter, sustained his countryn3asl. and declared that
lie tliulseif, Blthouyh Ut profession which rs
quiroB courage as It's first esRouinl. would not
venture 10 show himself u Uunl atsoot or tl6
park IN 4 soft felt hat. .
:. Pursuing my tu1utics, hare found that D
similar tyranny prevails III lnnunerable RESPECTS.
MIR. Glnlalouo il reported to haYp said that q
Cabinet Minister might bettor commit any blum
dar tnther tnsu have l''s trout door opened BY a
,uald servant. Custom denlauda that man
shall b. employed for that duty, and whoever
iufflugos tho custom bseo,ncs an outcast at
onoo. 80. too. tho carving OF parcels in the
strees BY gentlemen or lRdIua III forbidden, sna
| hayo no doubt BEEN DOT down as lunetic b,
bhopkeapsrs many su,o, becauso would insis!
on taking honls my purchases In my OWL
hands, belieyo IN exception Ia mndo In the
caso Of books, provided they be not wrapped Ut
in paper. TLssy lnhy be carried without !oss
caato, but everything else Is mark Of 1nfamy
10 walk with the coat unbuttoned In front il
likawise improper, and Is regarded very much n
walking without any coat ut all. Nor mAy
gontloman not ia business wear sack ooat |,
Loadon. No matter how hot the weAsho1 ms,
ba hts outor garment must b. fEuck coat but
toned up a. have mentioned Only III tht
country. and whilo travelling, 10 the luxury oi
lnGt.aIlass aud oumfott pAr1nttaJ"
, 1875-09-14

Destructive Floods Dovastate tho
South Of France.
Fifty Houses and Many Lives Destroyed
by a Watcr-Spout.
Eleven Persons Su{Ioeatch by Gas
in an English Collicry.
brNEt
EEnYtAk NEUTRALITY.

LONDON, Sept. ia special ffora Vienna
says " The Borvian Ministry i,nvo iHsuod cir
cufaF to tho ch,ofs Of the several diatsrts, any,
ing: I'VE aro living OH the bost tcr1ns With tho
Porte. We therefore order tia. you prevent
this good understanding from baiug disturbed,
olthor by permitting volunteers to join the III
surgensB, or by tho expectation Of arms, a1ntnt-
milton, OF prov1eionB.'
KRAouJEwArz, Sept. 13.-The skuptschina
has elected Committees OF War, Finance, ind on
Constitution. The memhorB Of tlesa Commit
tccn aro mostly radicals, aud include tAsee coln-
nrnlsts.
Tho Great poware have e1rrosaod to serviA
their satisfaction With tho tone nt Prince Atilhuos
speech. Tho adarnBs IN reply will probably bo
debated in tho SkuptechtnA on tho 17th.
TURKISH DErEATH.
CoNsrANTISorLH, Sept lj.--Serious fighting
occurred Oh Monday, Tuesday. and Wednesday,
last, In which tho Turks woro defeated. THUS
has rcs1,lted in tho removal OF tho aicgo OF
Troblgn0 BY i1surgonts.
DEL0ltADE7 Sopt. l3.--on nccount Of tho
threatening concentration OF Turkish troops OF
tho frontier tue SerYiAn Government has ordered
tue mobilization Of six frontier bngAdeH, So
gregattnK t1yentS.four thousand lneu. Each
soldier will be supplied With ono hundred rounds
Of ammunition.
LONDON, Sept. 1T o. MA special to the
Morning Standard hoys tho rrince Of Monte
negro, replying on Saturday to dpputatlon
which urged declaration Of war. declared bis
decision would depend on tho attitude OF tho
3eryian 3kuptschina-
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TAU5SES.
RUPTURE.

HTha cotnnon Eenso Truea q u neaF perfection q
can so sttsinsi III tia eL4s Of sstcls Approved BY
tho nment in4osscd br sle medical ttexnlty.
that tie Common ssusu rruss selIxcs ~ rTAsy7 -"
From Editorial Chicago Daily Tribune. aapt. +
samuel O. lr!n,s Etsss aason sse Tn ~. ~ 3Yas aa;
1orr Nu,nou Bxnso Truss. ~hieh time hAS proved
haTnnfi siI cay that tia Aboy%n2med teusx hAx IT,
fet4el lEAfkCT GG1ik" -..-...-.
Rupture CURED. Apply to DAnTLE1T, HUT
MAE Il pARKEH, " Stats-st., Chicago.
fN- Trrs4es of all ltndy pPoEtetas F1Ass!o 8tock
t4gs, CEuches, Mstlaueais far Dsfa<nataa. &C.
, 1875-09-14
GRIM Il,


.... EDDH eHFElTERS.
Srtsfni pa1utth tn Tht Chseaoo Tffbans.
NASHVILLE. Tcnn Sent. 13.-Five moro conn
terfelters hayo been brought 10 Docstur from
the vicinity of Tufcaloosa, Ala. nm authentic
ally informed That tho band waH up in tho
hundreds, extending through Missouri, Ron
taehy, Tennessee, slinrisaipps, Texas. hack
north through to II. Louis Turning complete
circle 1anifyjug all the BtstoA named. Tho band
have a regular constitution aud bylaws, and IL
compoaed Of some OF tho mort prominent
n,nn. Their eouuierfeit tiseB I'll tho NATIONAL
Bank Of 1'a1so1,, ILL.,. tho TrsInrr Bank ri CHI
caHo and twonsles aud Gfttes Treasury notes
and fifty ceit4 ecr,p. rnoatly circulated in Ton
ncn-ee. auiuug far1.io1p Of the poorer claaAes.
1t /. estimated that el,tfJI,HD has been dr.
tr,l,,.tcd. Iaskctfulr Of it veto ear'nresl With
thu men arrce,od. Ho1ne OF whom hat! rolls Of it
III tho hcatuH Of their clothug lining. hat.
uuer l,at-baitls. au,l ahotoynr it could bo hid.
THO detectives have been working during tile
pnHt G1k mouths.
, 1875-09-14
DROWNED,


Speetal Dis7a1eh t. Tia Chtcaqo ft4b.n4.
KExoauA, Wis, Sept. l3.-Uur city wna thrown
Into considerable Excitement this afternoon bY
tho announcement on the streot tha. Charles
O'Neill, one Of our oldest ~ woll as most 70
spected citizeus. had boon found drowned, lis
body bong found Oh TIM lAho hhoro nsar MB
residence. Tho deceased was 70 years Of ago,
and leaves o wife and daughter to mourn his sad
fate. Tho Coroner'a jury wont o,lt at o'clock,
but falling to agfeat adjourned till o'clock To-
uortow morning.
.srectat DsDdtch to The CA,sapo Tribune.
GRAND nArips, Mich. Sept. 13.~-Jorry 81.
briug. a young unmarried man employed Oh g.
]. Balls bus aud baggage limo, was Crowned Ut
boat In Which ho WAS seatetl. II iH said that the
boat wa8' tipped oVer by ono Of his companions,
No Cotonor' y inquest hhs yet beea held.
, 1875-09-14
THE FAST.MAtL TRAIN.


Special Dis,a'eh to Tia ch.caoo Tribune.
WAautseToN, u. e.. Hept- 13.-The faat-nail
tru,n, which should arrive in Chicago tomorrow
morning oyor tho Pennsylvania load, Ii B trau
without tho maiIs. Tho Office Department
declined to deliver tho mill tutif Sert. lC whom
tho fast train will also Htntt over tho Now
York Central. The Pepnsylyania trnin at present
IN IN experimental train rat1or than mail train.
Tho postal cara WHICH aro 10 run upnn that line
nro not yet completed. Tho Rallroa1 Company
l,ae finished them, hut tho roat OlTleo Depart
mont las not had then, long enough to labnl
then, Or 10 a1ranTe them for the purpose OF dis
trib uton. Clerks loft hero tonight for Nov
York to nut tlsor cars In order for TIM dBtribu-
tlon Of tho maia. Tho timetable was not do
liyotcd to tue Government till FrIday. and thore
has not rot boon time to arrange tho pOatal r0Nto
sci,emes or 10 notify the roBtmastots OF tho
nov schedule. Tho rnat- Office xuthoritieA BOY
that tho Government call derive no advantages
from r fast train unless these dolAys aro first
prearranged, and altogether cons,der this ex-
porinlental Trip ~ premature md unfair.
PHILADELPHIA, Ia., Sept. !3.-Ib1 now fast
rnnil trim l,y tho pennnyvAnia Railroad, which
left New York at 4:30 this u,ornnE arrived at
Vest phi'aaolpl.in a. 7:10, and A& Harrisburg 1T
1928 tllH morning, on the exact echedule Of
time.
BALTIMORE, Nd, sort. 14.-Tho pionoor train
Of tho fast limited mail over tho pcnnHylyanin
1lalroad and lta connt ctionB oft this city at 720
tnie morning. connecting wi'h the tram whtcl.
loft Washington ut O'Clock this norning. it
took from thln city several gentlemen, connectcd
with tho city prnas and packagos Of daily papers
for distribution Along thu tonic.
P17Tsnt7tn, ra., Sept. l3.-Tho fast mall wost
over the Pennsy lvas,.a Rai!roaa arrived hero
this oEonIng at 5i1. her exact schedule tin1o.
The latest reports from woBtcrn connections arc
that they arc bott, on timo. Tile train over tho
pittabMrE, Cincinnati l. TT. Lonss Noad
rnlGnt G1ahnet1s, rr,Ia 4h,t1
at 9:53, and the train ovor tho Fittsburg,
Fart Wnyno i Chicago lsoad PASSED Loudon-
vile. ~ miles east or Ctestn0 ht lI;25 the
schedule tme Ut both traius ct tho above points.
connecting with tbs Pennsylvania Iioad ut Pitts
burg ar,1yoh at CrcHtlinn, on tho Fort Wayne +
Chicago ltoad4 ut ll:20, md ut Columbus, On
tho Pan Handle Road, ut l1:20, both on timo-
, 1875-09-14

kno~lctlee and tho purpose Of tho De-
,nsnia:vcsou an,, a,l law and rights, no could
M rolna,n hero in safety. The truth is tl.at
ti.s determination to break up oar meeting At
tinspn "aH trrcnneerted aa TO nufntor OF tho
Democrats 'lrcaent and II is but part OF tboir
mcil killed I'y them rince Saturday Is raroualy
shti'natoa from twenty-five 10 ono hundred.
They hare heon numbering bJ tho wholesale al
OYER 1T" county, TIore ia no telling yst what
tho destruction ii life lisn been
, 1875-09-14

NEW YonK, gept. l3.-Edwln Booth Ia moi re-
covering 60 rapidly ~ hta physlciaus expected
and It 10 nov thought probable that he will hA
obliged to cancel aome Of his engagements.
, 1875-09-14
FIRES,

AT WAR TRACE. TENN.
5psoiA& Ditpateh u 3As CAieas4 Tribune.
NASHVILLE. Tepu.. Sept. 1.-two hotols and
Ayo other houses. principally constituting tho
Village Of War Trsco, Bedford County, burnod At
$50 this morning. Tho Gre was caused by
caudlsstick on tablo iu tho lotal, leis to burn
by traveller.
, 1875-09-14

MEnPlus. Tehs., Sept. 13.-d. ". TuTpin, tho
ho5 who was arrested on SATURDAY on charge
OF murder committed in st. Charles County,
Arkaneas, vaa brought before Judge Ray to-lay
OH writ Of hsbeas corpus and renlandol to Jail
tor twenty days to await Ielulniuop from the
Governor Of ArkAnaas.
, 1875-09-14

flo!tlbbrn nu:t TONS Of the cnltrates! ARA NJ tls
s!Atn. tnrny '!:i,n thasp II no '1arnagn, :here
hn,nx rrtrulthi ienhrtA nf n.yt tIA.ta !" rarely
estimated i,ghnr than f per caut. Er"n1In 1t
wheat q. I:t>I W,m;, Hastings. IT. Paul AT Min
noak,olls 7<o l1crtAqiul, AMI III quality Huht.ln
TIN hoio tin! the larEo bulk Ut tl,c crop will
cutne to market IL 4 Innfcf1antahle condition.
, 1875-09-14
THE QUINCY SCANDAL,

srtesa. Dltratcl. TO The Cn.eaoo JHbuns.
Qu1sor. ILL.,, Sept 13.-Iho preliminary a1a1n-
ina.ton Of tho Chatton brothers for tho recent
shooting Of ox-Judge Mitchell in connection
with tho Hoffman P1cnt.sa scandal caBo. came
up thsB afternoon but. owing to Tho fact that
Judge Mitchell mas not able to appear, tho caao
was postponed until Thursday, the IId inst
, 1875-09-14

New YoRx. Sept. IA Mont1eal dispstch
sAys that IL tuo Church Of l. 'Eyeotres, yestar-
d1y, tbs Bishop ot Montreal calssed ths g1ayo Of
uQibQ1d.
, 1875-09-14
new ORLEANS SCHOOL TROUBLES,

NEW Oa1.EAss. Ia. Sept. 12-Tho ws,ites OF
tho senior class Of tho Boys Csntral High
School dec!,ue 70 attnnd, because calnred mAu
has been appointed Professor Of Mathematics
for that schoul by tho School Board.
, 1875-09-14
SPAIN.


MADRID. Bept. l3.-ueu. Joyel!ar, tho new
PFslnlor, has repeatedly asatsd that spMo's most
urgent need Ia the ond Of tho civil war Tho
question OF a new Constitution Hhould bo left to
tue CoEkss. aud the efforts OF tho Ministry st
present will bo directed to tho paciacauoa Of tho
kingdom.
, 1875-09-14

STte3aI DiAjl1ItE % 10 Ch1c000 7'F1bNFV.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sppt. 13.-Wl,iln Ulrlch
stcppon. n,illf1nan. aud nsgro uAn.cd Wilson
Fo1, woro driving ml!k-wagon home o few
miEes from Nashville at 10 o'clock Saturday
night they woro ehot at BY I'LL ambush party Of
wilitea. Tho negro Was killed. Stepren Bos
AMY by Whipping his horseA
, 1875-09-14

SneclaI Us1nazcA % FN CK3cdgo TF1tliNe,
KALAMAZOO, atich., Sept. l3.-Ludwpsth, q
guusmith from South uAvou. was arrested lust
night for bigamy. Ho married. it ia alleged
q woman Ut South Havou Friday lAst, aud yes
tartiny came hero. The persuasive powers OF
allosher woman whom ho mot horp vers 80
great that Ito also married her.
, 1875-09-14

En1E, Ps,, 8ept. 13.-1sraal alias jacob Mil
Ter, tho Chicago thief who burclarlxed the houses
Of Mayor 1lawto aud tho Hon. Charles II. Reed,
was to-day sentenced by Judge Stincft to twenty
yoars' imprisonment. This ls' the longest SON
tcnce ever gwen from shis Court.
, 1875-09-14

Speetaf UIspalch I" The CA,eaoo Tyteuhs
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Bept. 13~-Mrs. Allen. vlfc
OF = blacksmith residing in Chauncey, scsoss the
ElSor from this city. WAS seriously burned by the
upseting Of 4 koeosons lamp. sho waa lying on
lounge noar the tablo on which stood tho lamp
which HaB accidentally upHet upon her faco and
neck. She IL still living, with but litto hopes Of
recovery.
, 1875-09-14

NEw Yong. bopt. ia vss.sl from South
America anchored in tho East Mvor to-day with
yallow fevos gu board. Tho Captain passed. tho
quarantine without making report, and WIS
artested for violation Of the quarantine coda
aud remanded to Jail for examination ao-fnor'
r0W.
, 1875-09-14

Lou1sv1lIx, KY. Bept. 13.-Wallian Harris,
negro, VAS fatally wounded at Ii o'clock to.
night By Policeman Jamos Hendricks. Tho lat
ter waa trying to aE1est nxrrs, wi,o was slapped
In tito fsco bY him. Hendricks fired three tltnes.
tho Bceoud ball passing through tho negro's lung
uear tho logrt
, 1875-09-14

Pn1LApELrn1A Pa, Hopt. l3,-J1ho trial of
Villiam WcBterveit charged With completely IN
thu abduction Of Charlie Ross, was continued
this morning. After a brief crose Ok animation,
Of sf.s. WeHtarvot. tho priHoner took the ttana
and testified at great length to his whereabouts
before nnd apco tho abduction. During Wcster-
veitH examination llo onpl.aticnlly denied that
le rodo in a BrooK1vn stroet-csr July G With
child Resembling Charlie Itoss, al stated by Mrs.
rners. Weslervet B"oru Tint he mover SAW
Charlio loss. III aEBwnr to 4,tcstion whether
ho had any knowledge Of his ~hnroabouts, ho
replied 81 No, sir wish to God had"
, 1875-09-14

kAEmum thcrrnotuetar. G5 minimum. 81,
Eptelot Uapotth to jhs Ehsa.us ITlbtt,le.
H1oux C1ry, H.. Sept 13.-lt has raiue"i l2rd
since early this morning. No nigns Of clearing.
Tho storm extends ali over this section Of t11
Htno and Southern DakotA.
, 1875-09-14

gloomy Stats Of ths mind, dull headache, want
Of unezgy, disposition to mARufy svo1y ey! seusc
Of waA1nefs. aud diainctusA6n 70 nutiou. hotaB
Of the symptoms which tndt2ts das4u9emunt Of tho
liver or bilious system. Hpeedy Eat frula - isrs-
Able condition can be obtained ty rxsets,G at ohc*
to Dr, u. IAYueh ssustIye bl1s,
, 1875-09-14

Spectat Dtstx1teh Ia ~ Chicago Ts7kusx
Qr1NcY. ILL.,. Sept l3,-The river at TILE point
10 now II feot aboyo tow-aater mark. ThsapQh
hoata OF tic la<gess class have accordingly tSson
stAeted from 81. Louia ~ Quincy and st, IsRi,
, 1875-09-14

sp<etal Dspateh t. TAs Chicago IttAuns,
DETROIT. nioll.. Sept. 13.-Wsldos saw and
RlipKle mills 1t Midland buruol this morning.
Loss about els, t00; not injured,
, 1875-09-14
THE WEATHER.

WAsH1saTox, D. G.. sopt. Ill 4. n-For
tho Upper Lake region. the Cppor ,tiss;asippi,
and Lovcr Missouri Valleys, increasing cloudi-
ness and warm weather, essterl7 to southerly
win1e, falling barometer and light rzins IL Iona,
Minnesota, mud Wisconsin.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
EltCAan. Sent Ii.
, 1875-09-14

D1r1nong, Nd. Sept. 13-Abfaham Menten-
thai wss arrested In this city on Saturday.
charged with lasceny, and having secretly loft
Chicago a'tor removing nil tho stock from Ills
storo, amounting to several thousands Of dollars,
Including ovor tlsty wntchea and othor articles
examination. and was returned to Chicago with
n,lk q reQuinitiQu,
, 1875-09-14

MADISON, Wis, Sept. i8.-Zworg, who shot
Tnosnton on Saturday night, ~ reported LAST
evening, was brought hofoso the Municipal
Court To-day, and Ills examination was postponed
til tomorrow.
, 1875-09-14

LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Sept. 1a-Tho Etentng
Letkis, says: Tho LonfBvillo and Henderson
day night by anas. u slle was coming toward
Louisville with large amount of freight and
passeugera. uone ct whom Wsre hurs, Tho
freight was all saved, mud tho only damagn was
TO tho boat,
, 1875-09-14

NEW HAanuna, Cau., Bopt, 1.-two freight
trains camo In collision this morning. Al e,-
giuo driver was kilted, dremau probably fatal
" ecAlded. Al,A brakeman hsl his log broken.
One engine and totldar were wrecked, aui rev.
cral cars we're burned.
, 1875-09-14

GREAT BRITAIN.
ELEVEN PERSONS BuEFoCArED.
LONDON. Sept. 13.-Eloven persons poEshod
on Saturday from gas in tho Downington Wood
Colllery, In Shropshtte.
THE caorH.
Tho weather is fair, and favorable for rather
ing tho hop crop and bringing grain into fine
condition. In Mark Lane, English wheat Is 2
shil1lngs Per qunrtor lower than last Monday,
and foreign ia shilling 10 shillings lowor. ao-
cording W samples. Flour Ia vary dull, irregu-
tnr, aud lowor.
Tho Mark Lane Express. in It's review OF the
com traao for the past wcok. has tho following:
Thero Laa been hut little chaugo In tho markets.
gonerally, which, w1tt il1o new produce. have
only boon moderately supplied, tho best quality
mostly maintaining It's previous value, mhilo in-
ferior hos scudod downwards. The genoral nv
egage 10 now within sixpenco Of lsst year,
though tho amounts tten sold wore double thoBo
now but foreign Imports still being FREQ, the
country ,s'sr an hss beer ss A%py SUPPLIED .t
franc In Paris, and fine old wheat has rjsen
Shilling per quarter. The Fronch markets haye
gsuerally bcen calm and unchanged, but ~ some
OF eho country places there has boeu futthcr
docline. Belgium and Holland hsvo g1vsu way
In oeN qua!is|es about 4 shilling pcr quarter.
In, ,dormany. tho tendency, from tho ausness
Of The weather, has been downward. Tho aau1e
lt.tfuo IN hungary Tor lniof1Qt 4uAIsteH, though
tho ylotd Ia ecarce1y an average ono. But
~ 0desaa holders maintain prices, great-
ly to tho dcts1nont OF the export trade,
In confidence that thoy will eventually
be paid for tholr patience u the neason adyancea
and the general deficiency III known. Still.
looking It the present yield as only ali Ayeraga
ou9 In quantity, and Is from tLts largo dedue-
tlon must bo nnado for ita general tghtneas IN
actual amount OF flour produced. no may poH-
sibjy count on further dol}c1sncy OF $780, ono
quarters at q ttne whom our population is vastly
on the Increase. Wo have no doubt thst tho
imports will moat our necessities, hut wo expect,
% the Beason teFtniuates It Will be close run.
GOLD SHIPMENTS
Gold to the amount OF E17 600 sterling was
Withdrawn from bank to-day for New York.
THH CATTLE DlsEAsE.
There ire 1910 caaes Of cattle disease IN
DoyouAhitO III 1ucreaso Of 2, QUO tt1rnS tho past
week.
grRUNo IEAE.
II Is reported TINT the steamer Stats ct Vir-
Riuia, which arrived at IiAvre to day, sprung
leak OH cApo Naco, and ut enc lmo It VIA faar-
cd she would FOUNDER, but the lo1k wes finally
stopped.
LONDON Sept. 14-5:J0 4. m.-John II. Watt,
merrhtnt Of GlAsgow has failed. Liabilities
estimated 1t 625o.o60.
NAnAow Escirr.
LONDON, 8epe. l4-G 9. n.-Furthes accounts
OF tho accident to the steamer Htato Of Virginia
say the leak MAS observed whon tho nteaulor was
l00 miles cast OF CApo Ifaoc. Thore was II feet
OF water In her hold before the position Of tha
leak could bo ascertaiuod. Tho Mater.tteAt CON-
pattmenta aaYod tho vosse1.
, 1875-09-14

apeftGl Dispateh 10 7hs CHICAGO 1rtdms
DETHol1. aept. l3.-Mrs. Asnry GILBERT wAs
thrown from buggy u Masino City to-day and
kilHd
, 1875-09-14

Spteaat p1Epatth o tAs Ghicado tribune,
JAsEtv1t1E, eept. Is. Tho body ot Larry
Bur1ls killed in the smaah-up at Allona Grove
bsdxc, On tho Western Union 1lallroad, Wclues-
da! night WAS found FEIdAy night nearly
miles from the place Of the socidont.
, 1875-09-14

Spsttat Dt*,sa&eh IA Tia Chicaeo Tribune.
L1xcotH, ILL.,, Sept. 13.-rhe barn Of tho IoT.
Mr. IoaclI. In this oity vas entered on last Bat
us.i&y night, and valuable ho1no stolen also
harness and carriage,
, 1875-09-14

QuAnxc, Rspt. 13-Theta Ia no truth In The
rumos Of the loss OF the Government steamer
NApolAon.
, 1875-09-14

Special pi*1N'ch 70 Tia Cht+ays Tribune.
HuaT1aa1oN, Ind, Sept. l3.-1ast evening
xhilo OH citizens wore ut church, an attempt
was mnao to burn the city. Fires wero started
In q numbcr Of places distant from zach other
Simultaneously, but happily, all wcro discovered
and o1tlneuiRhed before any serious damage
Nxa done. To-day Warron Astlloy. supposed to
DO tho rngieadcr Of tho plot wRa arrested mud
had preliminary examination, which resulted
it. bis boing bound over to tue Circuit Court to
answer tho cLatga nj a1snn. TAore ia CONSIDER
Rblo Excitement hero cunceruiDg tue matter.
, 1875-09-14

S7fetal Ntsl,H{eA 70 7ht ca <4tdo 1fl6H0f.
LINCOLN, Eeb.. Sopt. 13.-Hank Dodge, anc
Of the murdororg Of Jamos McGuiro, In Chase
County, year ago, WAS to-day found guilty Of
murder in tho frat degree, at Nebraska City and
sentenced to hanging. His companion In tho
get long term In tho PcIitontiarJ. They we're
trtol HopafateIy..
, 1875-09-14

-FOUR PERSONS KttLEoAT skANEATELEs. NY.
AUBURN, N. T., Sept. 13,-1'ho boiler of tha
saw-tnili Of Chatham, Bros. In 6kaneateies,
O1aondags. County. exploded this morning. kill
lug A. +. Chatham aud his son, and sou Of
john Prince, and fatally ip1utiug ~ unknown
pG1aon.
, 1875-09-14
FATALLY CRUaHEQ.

OMAHA, Neb.. Sept. 13.-Au eldorly German.
Peter uenoter, Was run over by train Of cars
thts afternoon near the gus work, cutting OF
both legs above tho ankIeH, crushing his hips,
aud otherwise mutlating him. Ho will doubt
lcss tltn tonight
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-17
AND STILL ANOTHER ACCI
DENT.
A Man Falls from q Roof.
Terribly Mashed.

On Monday man by the name of VIM. II.
Henricks, slater, had contract to repair
the roof of the two-story house of Mr. Levi,
| situated at 24l Baronne street.
At half-past 2 o'clock he went to begin his
work and had just got upon the roof with
bundle of slate under his arms when one of
his feet slipped and losing his balance he
tumbled over the side of the house, down
into the back yard, which was brick, falling
upon his hands and face.
Some of the inmates went to his assistance,
and calling wagon, sent the sufferer to the
Charity Hospital, where, upon examination, it
was found that his head and face were terri
bly, mashed, and that his right leg was broken
There were no hopes entertained by the ply
sicians for the poor creatures recovery, and
last night at s o'clock his suf1erings were
ended b. death.
reporter Of the BULLETIN upon hearing of
the accident, visited the Charity Hospital
The man Henrcks was living in
the dead-house and his appearance was
lamentable. The whole face and head was
almost black from the bruises received, and
his eyes were forced from their sockets, from |
which clots of blood were oozing as well as |
from his ears.
The hands were fearfully mangled from
catching upon them in the fall, and the right |
eg broken in two. The coroner held an in
quest this morning at II o'clock, and returned |
he following verdict:
That the deceased had come to his death |
rom conclusion Of the brain caused by fall.
Ienricks lives at % Franklin street and leaves
poor mother to mourn his loss.