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, 1875-11-25
DANGEROUSLY ILL

.Spt<al D.paEeh % TN CAltaQo 1r,p4ne.
pI1os. Ill, Nov. 24.-Capt. George Z. yaslins,
for the past twelve years MansgeF Of tho West
ssu Union Telegraph Co.npany's office In this
city, an3 we'll aud fayorAhly knoan through the
Northwest, IL lylug dAaRarouay Ill u his rts,-
donce.
.sp4:faI DapateA 70 TIA cAieaao 7ttbras,
WAsMINnrok, u. e., Nov. M-Ihe wife OF u,
]. Mufrav, edltor og tho South band IIrratI,
ILL., and the pAyaiclana fsa. 10 toll hor OF tho a.
sempted murder OF her husband less liz shook
might kill hsF,
, 1875-11-25
JOURNALISTIC.

sptcial D1fDdtch 70 3At Cntcaaa 1ttbuns.
DLoonlNarox. ILL.,, nov 24.-The preliminary
wosk nas baon done to form corporation to 10
known ~ the appeal Company, to publish the
Democratic paper By thst uamo now publishoa
hero by Sturees l. Wolfe. The incorporators
are Henry sturgss, 1homaa Wolfe, II. l.. Phil
lips. Il. u. Guy. and \ Eentleman to 10 selootod
10 represent tho Industrial unlon OF this ol.y,
The osrital IL 9l0, 0Uu. They arc all local poll
uciAna aud axpitAntB.
, 1875-11-25
FC-ITIC4L NOTES,

.a.. FC-IIIEaL NOTES.
II tho object Of Fe7iTiug tho tlisa-tsrm sp3ok
at this tino was to test public sentiment
the result cannot bo yor7 eac ouragin3 10 the
has no fsiendA worth naning.-Nep FORK Trlt-
unc.
naforring 10 the Tenporancs.tickct folly In
Pennsylvania. tito Harrisburg Telegraph OBJ
B8rrea:
The Prohibtiontss, hiring kicked the Republicans
Away from them. kiricd In by tha Demo
crais Does such leadership th.ss results proclaim
pAys
Tic vacancy In tim United statos senate &c.
cAsioned by the death OF Mr.. Ferry le4sea 1t
optional with uor. InRarsoll. OF Connecticut,
whether special session Of the Legislature
shall be called 10 elect Senator to htl the Va.
cAncy or 20 appoint Senator I'd inter.m, to
elscsed next eprsnx. which will opou ta Aay.
aneakership. "tho hg ghest position xitain the
glfs Of the Dcnorstlc party" the N.lsinloro
Gda9te to that party proponnda.
1.;t %1lna. IL ndor'ae him. p accept u tbs stand,
~ ~ ann eoesrS ~ Hhsn hr aatu ~ aasa;s" ana
crelset official .rise- and iua.tiou: TAes! he
principles NJ. h.adau has punu,ty iudorsea. shci.
slectaa lin to ID. position i xhieh h. sspsses.
II Ia sumored shas Gog. Ingersoll. Of Con.
nccticus. will appoint eithor ex-Gov. EoRl!ah or
Congressman naraum tn f'ii ths vacnucy ocea-
stoned by tho death IT sonator Ferry, to bold
until lho meeting Of the Legislature 10 May
noxt. Gov. Inserso, it ta understood. IA hin.
aelf an asplrant for ihe gena.e. Eoa, It il sui
missed. mar himself bo ! cAuulaats when tue
Legislature conyonea. The turin for Witch Mr.
Ferry waa elected does not expire unit 1879.
Et-Senator Foster alao looms up among tue pow
abilities.
Tbs way to deal With polyRamy In Utah IL by
proq qecutinx t,uau vino t1ScslcG 1t, not by Eec0r.
ulzing polfgapous Iuar1lages n lawful, as Judge
Mexican did hy eutottsIuing suit for divorce iy
the nineteenth stto, and decreeiuR lss Al e1tor.
tomato SUN for support I'd interim. Congres4
las provided law BY which, posyRAnlons marriage
can bs prosecuted the SANG u bl9amy. Thare
my be difficulty in getting jufioe TO convict, but
thls djtticultv Is found elsewhere, aid h other
csines.-C Cincinnati HaxeHc,
, 1875-11-25

JshtcrdAy aftospoop. Ho went from Marthnrl
laet week. and was aeen going towards the lake
WITH couple Of man Thursday. The ppst-
morteu, Examination aho~ed that hc had becn
thrown down, and hin face held In the slud til
ho expired. There IN n SOW to tho mur.tetcrs.
Tho hodY ~aa tasen hons to-tlAy,
, 1875-11-25

Sxw Youx Nor. 2s.-The steamship L'Amer-
iquo, which was reported Yesterday ~ disabled,
had iitty-ono cabin paaaausata aud =, consider.
Ablo number iu this steessye. Oulv portion Of
tho cabin passengers waut on the China 10
Queenstown, tho srst-tbirty eight 10 number
continuing tho voyage 10 L'Anssique. 1ndos sail
for Frsucs.
MoYlILx. Nov. .24.-6teamAhip Elyaa, from
Now York, hAs arrived.
Moy1LLx. Nor. 2l.-SteAmship Caspian, from
baltimore hAA arrived.
, 1875-11-25
The NATIONAL GRANGE.

Lou1sv1MI, Ky., Nov. 24.-At tue sesaion Of
the National Grange to-day tho remaining olt-
oszs ware elected a. follows PomenA, Mrs
Goddsfl, Connecticut Flora. Msa, Alams, s[ln-
nesotA Assistant HtaWard, Miss Carrie Hall,
Louisville.
riags ceremonial reported sdTesssly, aud were
9uEaaiAed,
, 1875-11-25

San FaAsc1soo. Nov. N.-Msj. William II.
Kesns. ot Los Augalss, sxs to-day thrown from
blu buggy sud KILLED. He was i graduate At
Wsst Point, aud was on tho ssA6 OF Gen. Dake.
1t HALLS DluH.
Tbs Mexican Consul here has received ssls-
gran from the Aexlcsn Minister 10 Washington
dsuyiuR tbs reported suas1stloo treaty,
CuAsotR Collector 9hanuoa has rscAlyed osa1ss
10 taa1as ~ cnseom+Nsua4 exp@nsAA "a psS
eSat
, 1875-11-25

WASHING TON. Nov. 2a.--Tto effort to reor2xu-
ize the Republican pssty Of Virginia BY fusion
WITH tbs Independent Conservatives hns proyed
failure. 1t 10 sa,l by prominent Republicans
tha: tbe Republican party. ~ Al organization
bas no cart In this movement. and thae there
nro not t~entv meu tn tina Stats. ontsco of tile
Bmasl coteite who proposed It, who ease it their
eRuettcu,
, 1875-11-25

Epeeins HtpafsA IA TAr GAtcaao T.ioant.
Btnoa1AuToS. ILL.,. Nov. 3.-~~W;liom II. Vic
tor, OF Normal, LaA lost thirty head Of hogs b. \
now aud uukuosn t1icasa. 1'ost moxlsm sx-
stnitlatlon revsals tAs TACT that the lungs Are
6lIsa uilh wo1su1 about "A inaA lonK
, 1875-11-25
BUSINESS n0Tlc:G,

nurnctt's Coconiuc for tho hnar 3lus
stcoa the tost rf time nnl entnretEna 1t has es:ab
HEhtd = rslutatioa fur purity and et!cacy ia eyxrr
aasEter os The world. Fnr t~en,y 5rar, Il IN. been
fasoftio With thh pccpl, and leader With tie trade
Tho name Coroains" iiaa herorue saluabse prot,
ery. VIC h1vc - abl!she: fole right 10 it, IL ln
several suts ht l:w thus Protesting The public aud
ourHeIyea from In position,
, 1875-11-25

rp Posi-.

The GFcnt Sasl I'rnnctscO Face Post.
puncd.
stS FRANCISCO, Ca!., Nov. 2l.-Tllc Pacific
jockey Club hold meeting to-day. and tu AZ
cordauco WITH the desires Of the owners OF ,la
horses entrr.d. ard tho general seatsnen: Of
tiff-Ecn. postponed tho lou4.m.ie 1ac3 tit
Christmas. tuo.s aro ''oI."
, 1875-11-25

MURDER THAI.
Sptetat UAspafeh 10 IAt CAfsa3o 1tfsuH&.
Eoar WArNE, Nov. 2i.-In tha case Of tho stato
u. CAarles KrouL who ha4 boon ou trial In Tue
Criminal Court for tue past ton days toF murder
ia the hnst degree, tho arguments Of counsel
closed tAis Afternoon, &ud the jury seured 70
deliberate On verdict. Al this writing " P. NJ
they hare uot agrsea.
, 1875-11-25

III. Lor'a, No.. Nov. 2i.-Josapi, II. Fore.
who killed bis brothcs-in-law Reach nome tno
years ago and subsequently tvice attempted to
asasesioate dis w,fe from Jealousy or iusanity,
aud Vas sent 70 the Panitcntiafy for toa years
ercapod from tho rison It jefleraon Git, eatly
this morning. Two coll-mates. Robert Merton
for burglary, sud ]. r.. Peters. United S.stes
prisoner for tobbing post-otice, A:so escsped.
, 1875-11-25
NOTES AND NEWS,

WARRINGTON, D. G., Eov. ot.--Another divi-
dend Of Is pnr cent will be paid to the creditors
Of tie First National Dank OF this city In Decem-
ber, which will mako tho payments amount to
Is per cont, aud thus payment will not bo the
{lpAt QUO.
, 1875-11-25

1.or1sr1LLE, Nov. 2t.-preciasly two months
ago Jacob Houter. Of New Albany, tried
10 hufn bis wlfe 10 des.f. lie
failed. Tie then murdered he. and
aeTercd ls w!ndpioo. He fingered on tho
verge Of death several weeks. then iu1proyei md
finally, ~ was euppoeel. he recovered. To-day
hn cndeavofed to show tho doctor thhre wls !
holc in bis throat t4s rize Of a michel, and tell
over dsad.
, 1875-11-25

Spiral D,soaieh tn Ths cA,e47o tribune.
FonT MAINE, Nov. N.--Isss night william
Albcrson and Michael Koller, Two Of tho prison.
ora who escaped from jail MonlaY night. we're
recaptured- The wife Of AlberBou and woman
named Jennie Dunbar we're also arrested and
locked up ou charge Of being aeaeasoriss to
the plot.
, 1875-11-25

iANEEBlEQ hftfIM

thNEsBOEO, hftfIM.
Sreetal NAb1trh to The tHi-cso Trtavnt.
LhCnoBsE, WiA, Nov. o4,-Ps:e1so1 t. Tavor.
dealers in drT aooda, groceriep, etc.. At Lanc.-
horo. Minn.. closed their doora to-day. L.4btl.
itiea about 3lD,00O
, 1875-11-25
HENRY WILSON.
Final Arrangements for the oh.
sequics itl Washington.
Honors to Bo Accorded tho Remains in
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Preparations for tho Reception Of tile
Cortcga in B0st0u.

delero,ion from Massachusetts In },ao, ~. ro
e'p'eoss or mafked attention from all with "hom
the1 bavd bean brought In contact. Upon call
inn At the White I1ouae lhcv vcre informed TINT
iha prea,1ent ran nnornauo,l T., tho rro,.,.,,,,
~ II. .noa,a. a ~, aa'.,a .'at ".al' a1o
VI n'e usSSAsa' an1 eoa.o not 500 tnonl' out up
on tho presentation OF their names, and learni.g
tho subject Of thair visit to Washington, he At
opco received Tho gentlemen. Tho4n,eryiew vas
brief but agreeable, Tho President, referring
60 thc oeatn or TIC siee.lfcaldent. anil that Al
though be lad regarded hIs case a critical ono,
.s..s.. t.ass "4AS A' "oa'' '"'s' A"' e''o
CATION have
- l*p nls,e'VEn StMEnors TEhfonAas a., .,.,..
to-dAs 'fon the oIllc!hlH OF atateS ahd c1sies
Of III. l.n,entoi, vsco. prcs,1ont Amonr n,l,er
disn.t,h.. ,.a,;..,a ,a -. f,o,, NV 1,o.I. ~
M"" 1- e.,''so - e''o 49, ~.e,..-s a.' -
Sse" 'ctaes, WHO sonaesh tno eo1ntn1ttoo ot ar"
Ell routo through that stn.a. 4 aalute will bo
fired Mt Trenton by h,s or,lcrs, on arrIya1 or
| thc fnnar.i cnTtnpo. Ecrtinona q. intrnhc
| Ma7o, 0! baltimore, telegla{,hs: "ahould
lie Comn,ittee OF Arrangements having
| charrr Of ths fnuo,nf nf Tho fnto
V,ra. .prcaiiont hn do]avcd or ann r,-onrr n etnn
| in onr city On their ray to s(aaihch,tsets I
hereby touder tho uBo Of tho ro.undn Df the CIV
Hall for the IayiR il stale OF tho bodr Wills Il
remains IN Baltimore"
| aIayor Wickbep1 OF New York. oeka ohan
tAey NAV oxpect the fenn'ns o. tito ttce-IFGa!-
deah and whether they arc to halt ia Nen York
Or 80 directly through t,e city. Answers weru
| returned to Gov. Dodle accepting tho prof.
| fered courtesy, to .hlayor Latrobo, TINT
| It waa doubtful II the eemnins would
| halt in Baltimore long enough to
lay ia state nj tho City Hail. and to afayor Wick
ham shat tue remains will DO III Nnw York be-
tween tho hours Of . 1ud . o'clock Saturday
afternoon.
ITO M Assoe:ntra Frx...l
onpEr Or rnocgss1Ds.
OF Arrangements to'dsy mado ehango in the
~ .dnu ~ that si' ~ tan
n H.. fInitel Rtstcs All, msmnnrs ~ t,,e T.ns
! nat viii he assigned Inc ne1t p,aco to tno re1s.
ttgea OF tue deceased. and the Diplomatic Co!pn
will follow tho Judges Of tito Saprone Couzt of
too on'tea osa'es:
ro-rc,-x,u ~, ,,,, -. ut IN .,,r,,,4,, ,-,n, 4n
, 1875-11-25

800 pr. Woven Oorsets ~ Soc, worth Use.
900 pair Ftenoh Woven Corsota ut $50, tor
ner price, Sl.25.
Deter Quality French Wova Corsota, 81:
formerly Sl.B0.
1oU pr. extrn ttno French Wovc Corsets at
l.5o formerly sold tor sa.25.
400 pr. otBuper o1tra Cor4ots at 50 aud "a. 36
mover baloFe s1)d tur loss lIau 81 aud a7.-
so d pair a big slarRaIu.
Alao FIJI l.no OF hand- side 5teel Cor
sets very cheap, 49,.
Mtsses' Waists and Missoa' French Wovo
Corsets In nli sizes, cooroa kul wnlte.
Madam Moody'a Extra Louz corsets, eli
prices.
Thompaon's Glovo.At.ing Cosaots. "o."
$1.6U, ,
Madame Foy's Skirt Supporting Coraeta, oil
klE0s. 49,.
Ladies' Duauca. In nll sizoa, from 25o upw.
, 1875-11-25

a MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
SReS,at pi$p1tsA Il ia cht.u1a IfteuHx.
KALAMAZOO, M,ch, Nov. 2a.-The body Of =
man kskAaa FAtsAns ~ found 4 HeRlk BAfea
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Srfetat hssEdfrh u The Ch1sdo, Tribune,
KALAMAZOO, 9iieh., Nov. 2I,-Mocornict,
achoo'-mhsteE In Ross. was nea"lY Killed. yester-
day br being strnck With aton. by boy named
Mahoney, nhom ho Lsi punished
, 1875-11-25
Ae q Financier He Approves
Neither Imitation Nor
Contraction.
M Thinks thc Ucads Of Departments
Ought 10 Sit with lhe
House,
Further, Ho Favors the Sale Of the
I.ake-Front to the Best
Bidder.
n. c, Kerr Will Receive B. e. CTS
Vote for Speaker.


Vote for Speaker.
Ths Hon. bernard 4. CAu10efdt member Of
Congress- from this district. was found tast oven
,ns in bfa room ut The Grand Pacific by Tntu-
~ reporter. whom be obliged With q convefna-
t,oo on thu subject of certain measures which
hs lutend8 to Introduce during tho coming
,s..qa Of Congress- aud upon other mAtsera OF
..osrnI tntoreBt,
NJ cauIAeld autd Tint be recnraed b;mself an
s...oa,..;xa -, ~. d,,,,;.s .,,d ~, ,,. 49,
apne'udea to let bis constituents knoU what ho
rufrcsod doing during Tho aoHaiou. 30 that. II
,hAy ware opposed to apy OF tho meaaures which
so,,,,,sro,, /, hin ,,,tr IN odv,c.,a u,ov c,,,,
hs'us'.se1 ~ VIZ " au'oo.so' 'nos eo1,u
hre reahuDd&nt tlmo 10 lot him hear from thcu. Lie
,hp1d urobabl7 leave for Washington aomo time
Wv, weak. no hafl bton nick lately Int hn,,
~, .hn In urit4 aavnr.1 h,,la TIM nn,noso ~
ss,.h sI ~ h. vsa ,,,,nr IN .t,tc - I'm rnhtic y.
tt dssired to conceal nothing from hls consttll-
us, Ct from thoao who had not voted for iliu.
mn conversation then ,,,ocee1.d "A follows.
~ o,...M- c.,,,aal;1 ..;,, ~, r,n.sn .t,.o
hSp'''7A SAo'.sa' .se @ ".a y" p''"'' o'AS'
.n n,,t =, ,rtro.1nc;nr2 Mn ni 'i'''
Ut esu'nela.tno ] nsss lung ea si'a'1 w VIA wa
WV AASf~ 0'' 0A~.+~A%Ns W 3N"s ~ &N"
Constitution of tile United 8tateB, and my
,u.udpeut will bo az follows:
70 per.on sba1 b, eligible to the otce Of President
tths United States for more thai, = yln1e term.
1promtsed nv constituents, durip0 tie cam
n,|cn In which I WIS elected, lint would intro
4uee this measure. md shall thorofors do Ho.
I hoh TINT thn fnrreaan in +ha u.i.rv of tha
n.s:a.u. ~: ..,s. .c.r,.ss ,na 80 ~ ..s
ktss'asns teaos sos"afos 'mpet1snsm aud af18'
te,ac1; that tho GoTefaMent should conform
ohs o]d.ttmo simplicity Of ite founders IN all
respects; and that Nc should hegtn with ro-
ts,cnDent at the very hand OF tho Admlnstra-
tin. I shall therefore introduce Tue following
bill:
BIT EHAcTRp. etc., That on nnt1 afler the 4th day
d li1trh, 1877. tbs PRESIDENT Of tha Uutted statra
tal seeEe In full for bin services during the torn
n Hheoa 20 snaa Aayo nsen eleetea. ssao1t tet
n4aa' 49,, bsr.r ~.
MY, w-"r.- ~ DsA''' 1'A'''"e''
xvii! Ioa ones AMy!a.nR On
If. shk ;TnsI 1o1nr ~. W aaI oGanSf Sa,s q .,,
NJ shas sap1eGt nnt Won!a ieaso IL 10 % settled
~ ,aasa.1 Iu.' puahvttsy y! tuo
%ap@!, courtu1s ~. "u'ei nus. uuaiiy heltle
s n.,1a 1us = tne ~ Hutson ~ M1.euoga ,1. aPon
.tsan a III " ,,rs,,ah,. :. suo 'ooms
10 ne
t,.s ae ~ .as sase t, -, "ua.GE wnete
It. sp,.sn. noes ana" oe e1casea beyond
II shis RESOLUTION snon;d be adoptea, continued
H. Cau!aeId, shall most ptooaLiy submit tho
Allowing:
~ e 81 s4s M u Y9o
T. n. cnnmsrc.i tniera.ts ~ the n. ~, ,has
~ - " .ne soant q
su.sehcJ anaH oo!nttneE atnlh'Aeu or impaired.
xs.ther '"oas n' ''uen ''os ~" l"eeuon ID 10
TIE nrsr.przos arr
, 1875-11-25

Stfe1ai n'pd,ch t" 7hs Chieaan Tribune.
AIIwArzEE. Wis.,, Nov. U.-John Daley, Town
Treasurer Of Granville. this county. has been
afreated for efnbo7ziemeut Of town funds on .
warEant i.suod Ut the ins ance Of his boudenen.
, 1875-11-25
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Tic First National Bank of Mon.
roe, A1lcli., Itobl&d of
f10rD0O.
Fore, tho St, Louis Murderer, Escapes
from the Missouri Poritent;ary.
hakinE sseer on the Royal Nengalee
Principle In Boston.
4 Terrible Tragedy si1 Miles from Fort
Wayne, Ind.
uxoFtcloE AND eLf.6rsrEucrIoH


.Sp<cct h,ssatth 70 7ns thvano lr1ount.
Fonr WarS,:, Ind, Sov. 2i.--f,ne Of tho nost
terrible tragedies aver enacted In th!s roun.y
took place th's AFTERNOON about > o'cloek in LAEs
Township, about 6 1uiIss nortlwont Ut Fort
WAYNE. An old man nnmed Fredcrcis lloppel
deliberately took = rife, and. aiming it It his
wife, discharged the ball into her Left forehead
This terrible deed vas committed in the pres
enco Of al adnlt daughter Of uoppc! who rush-
ell terror-stricken from tho house and gave tao
alarm to tho nsighbos. Qnits = crosd aeon
collected aronnd thu holse. but Ill Pared to
entsr, ~ tito murderer 1ad lis 1iao ~
hanI. And three loaded pistols by lia s!do.
messenger was At once dispatched to
tbe city for thu Shc;ft. aud, meantime. the
neehtors formed Kused and surrounasd Hop-
paia pEem'aeH tn prevent the escspa Of tho old
mar. About hh:f an honr had espaed after the
firrt shos WAS fired whon auottier reisos. wss
haafl. Tho horror-strlcieu listeners ut otlce
entered the house aud found Hoppel in chstr
nj h blood streaming from wound in hh tenn
Pile. and l,fa rapidly ohting. away. fu few mo
lnente lie e1p'Ead, md hls dead body WIS uittiug
tie Eitlo lying on the floor BY his side about u
feet distant. 1fra. Ifuppe1'e corpBo Iay uron
its face. Tho auor was cn.ered With
blood and tho ecane was = gbast1Y one. The
he sat down In tue chair, pointed The mnzzIe OF
tho r6o toward hin lace, and. rl,tt,n1 his font
Oh the trigger. preeaed IL and discharged the
ball. His bsalnH oozed ont and we're bcepattcsed
about the chair. The Sheriff. upon rrcci,tng
tho nseeslgo Announcing tie murder, siartrd a:
onco with two policemen for tie hecna Of tic
tragedy, but found, upon la arrival, that the
man whom no sought had taken himself forever
! beyond .he reach Of any earthly trbnpai. Df
course, these s iniense exrIte;ncnt over
tho fearful deed in tho immediate ricin-
| ity Of itB occurrence. Hoppo was about 20
years ot age, and had livei in Lake Township
twenty.ave vears. Hs had I've ch!asen. al!
grown to maturity. and hore the reputation OF
| betug m excessively pions mau. For weeks. In
decd hs su.t his wife have been lahorlus under
intcuRe religious c1citement imagining con-
siantly that they BaW visions OF Heaven snd
.heis Savior haa bong alincbt continually sing
ing, praying, or shouting. To-day, however,
they qusrselod bitterly. aud Their difficulty re-
suited in the death OF both. Co,oner Webb has
inst left 70 hold An Inquest On the bodies.
, 1875-11-25

It Paws to Trade on tho West Side.
, 1875-11-25

SDsfta! Ufsb1eA 70 Tx Ch:cGao Tribune.
DosroH, Nor. 2t.-Abous tllrvp months ago
company wns organized in CONNECTICUT under
tho uauo Of thu Crystal String Bravery. G. !.
Mansfield and George It, 1nateej, two Boston
mon. wera the principal actors. They came to
Ioslon shortly after and Established thcmaelves
At 1919 fremont street. whero they proceeded 70
it up brewery. aud. few dass ngo, began opera-
tiouB, aud up to 1ucalay had produced ITO
barrels OF beer. Then, they having paid
no attention to the fsevonue lars through
hf their operations, tho Revenue officers
seized tlloir stock and lxtnrep. II has
DuHtoed constituted the Company which mir
ported to have capital OF s3]o,003, aul that
neither of them Is worth 4 cent. They wero
rich, however, In tho company's Btoct. with
which their pockets were hled, and this they
made their stock In trade. A large a,nount-
how mitch Is not known ; probably not even hy
the mep t.lemseIycs--haa been sold. They en,~
p Dyed about tifty mon iu tho establishment, aud
each ono OF these had e buy =
Ahara for s25 botose they could como to
work. and their wagos far the past
for their machinery and hops aud malt and for
considerable labor that hud been performed
Many cAsos have coma to lteht OF poor porsDus
MAo hhvo boGu RwIndlcd out OF everything. The
tonA45 WHICH h8tache6 10 kne oelitud11c ol the
Goverunont Ia u line not exceeding 4l0o3 and
lmpr,soumaot for = term no: exceeding one
year, ard what in Eetnarkn biz about tho case is
that the actors pro:oodcd in open defiance of
tie lawa. They we're repeatedly VISITED by the
1levcnue o:llcors aud Told PIainy what tuoy
ought to do. and what wauId be tho fosut Of =
refueat. When tho officers ma5s tho eat:urc,
aud tho workmen SAW that slev had bcon swim
died, great excitement prevailed. Thoy broke
open tho boer-honse, and mapY Of them became
intoxicated and 80 boistesous shat iiot almost
threatened. CaHt. CkaBs OF Station 10, with
aforct Of police however, catia - tho scene, and
quiet waB restored. ManAtleid has disappeared.
, 1875-11-25

-, "IReEat D11t1stn q ENs EHEt1h 1Tt6HHE.
WAHu1SaroN, ID. @. Nov. 24.-There Ia murh
strong comment hGre over tho manner In which
the body Of tue Vico-prealdsnt was cut up bJ
various surgeons who rtyhod 10 tho Capitol up0n
hearing Of hia death. Iia waa scarcely sold
oefote ehey had TAKEN ont hH brain Rud weighed
It, And bad other parts Of tho body pretty gen.
erslly' distributed around the Yico-presideit's y
chamber. Now thore aro many Questtopiuea ~
to lho authority by wtich thia cAsvviag up OF The
SECOND olhcer IL .h& nation uas done.
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A Politicians Tieirs.

Fhuriow Weed OF New YorE is q
seXigenariau in politics. lIebas not
succeeded in holding hig b official stations
during the last thirty years bu. he has
always been power behind the throne
nearly as great as tae thyone itself A.
an editor and politician. his compre.
hsnsive statements aud clear aud forCi-
Die arguments have had powerful
influence. in shaping and controlling
public sentimen. His recent letter in
the New York T'77c, on the presca,
situation Of parties, some four columns
in lengths evidence, that although feeble
in body, his mind is as clear as in his
younger days.
Without concurriug in all that Mr.
Weed has to say on the third term
the contraction OF the Currency, the re.
sumption Of Specie payments. the Finau-
cial policy. Reconstruction aud trusting
the Democratic party in power.-there
are certain things said by him, which are
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South Paris cheese Factory.

10 tbs Ed.tyr 81 tie Orlor3 Democrat:
We herewith give you a statement
showing the operations and success of
South Paris D4iryiag Association for the
season of 1874 We received milk at the
factory $50 days. Who,c amount received
AZ 81 Js. from which was made 4l.S31
lbs cheese. this being the weight after
they were fully cured Average price
per ID. ioi cheese sold. .l5 6 cts. Cost
per TO- % manufacture, including boxes.
and all other supplies, also interes. on
stock y go cts. Net price per Id. re.
ceiyed ior cheese, l2 / 8 cts 1t took
Q 500 los. OF milk TO make 10 OF cheese,
thoroughly cured Patrons received
.l2d5 Us. per gallon for their milk.
Patrons seemingly well satisfied.
The annual meeting OF the A ssooiation
was held Feb. 2O.h, 1878, and the list Of
officers chosen for 1875 stands as follows !:
Col. VIM. SWEET, President; g r. Par
sous. Secretary II. y Bolster, Treasurer ;
Ii. y. Bolster, VIM n Thomas. John
Whitman, Directors.
Voted that the Directors be instructe d
TO employ the best cheese maker that they
can find, and agreeable to this vote the
the directors have already engaged the
services OF man for foreman, who has
run a factory for several years in Massa-
ehuselts, and who is recommended TO us
by the officers of that factory as having
made Tor them the best cheese they ever
had. We intend to try TO sustain the
good reputation that our factory has
all eady acquired, aud manufacture A No.
cheese every time; aud we trust that il
! our patrons do their share, in furnishing
good supply OF milk. that the success
OF the factory for The season of 1870, will
equal, ii moi exceed that of 1874.
Some of our largest patrons stand as
follows:
John Whitman, 27sSS los. OF milk
net cash received. 1856 IS; Paris Town
Farm. 2l7l9 lbs, cash reed, s27S 90; J.
+ X. Hammond 1876 lbs, cash S2lj.25
! 0. u. Curtis, 1880 los, cash, Sl93.95
W. w. Hardy, 1907 lbs., cash, sl93 O3
Geo P. Whitney, 1899 lbs. cash, s17l.5O
Several other patrons exceed 10000 lbs
II. n BOLSTER.
WM n. Thomas,
john WHITMtN,
g. s Directors.
South Paris, Mar. 90, 1875.