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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-13
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ORGANS ON TIME

nERSONS of moderate income, and
those whose means are tied up in
business, can by this system of Easy
Monthly Payments, purchase and
pay for an Organ or Melodeon and neyer
miss the money; whereas, it might be
quite impossible for them to pay the full
cash yalue at once
, 1875-06-29

H1Vt1h{ If8p1&CH II Ne I7ltHQW JFIpHNXs
DAyENPoRT, H., June ga German named
Hama Jacob Hansen whs arrested In th1s city
yesterday, charged with seduction. Three yeara
ago ho obtained employment from farmer
named Henry Delr, aud waa taken into tho fauat-
ly aud treated aa member Of it. Qo rewarded
this kindnoes ~ith tho most heartless conduct
lilo first Rcl1ccd tho eldest dau9htar, and when
sho was about to become mother was forced
to marry her, Ilo continued living In
tho family, aud 1t has Just been dis
o9'' Of ase, s' IL III ' 0a tee.te condi.iop, ler
Aeducer being her perilious brothor.in.law, who
had droyod tue ruin OF hor older mater. Bier,
ths father Of tho giri. had the wretch ar
rested, aud ho ia now undergoing examination
hofors JuBt!co. The parents nro iu the deep
est sortoI oyes the disgrace that has fallen upon
their family.
, 1875-06-29

RochronD, Ill. june GA man named Drown
was charged boforo Justice Duell to-day with
porpotratiug crime which hes fow parallels in
The Aunala OF criminal history. Il sppeass that
an infant daughter Of W. l.. Wattoraon, = wealthy
farmer living near Roscoe, was left IN charge Of
tho man brown wl,i1o tho family wero at church
yesterday. Gu their return It was discovered
that the baby had beeu foully outraged. DR..
llansom, OF Roscoe, was sent for and verified
thetr worst fcars by stating that tho child waa
terribly multilAtod, thhs death might follow
and that Injury for lifo uaB certain. Brown was
At pnco arrested. and is now held to ball for
&l,000. Tue child waa not much over = year old.
tireat indignation is felt In tho rssgbbothoQl Of
the crime. and It is foltupAto tor Brown thit ho
ia safe ln tho Rockford jail.
, 1875-06-29
Two Quondam Partners in Bloomington
Indulge in "reminiscences.
a Fight Enslscs, and Ono Stabs
tho Other Nine Times in
tile Bowels.
4 Han at pomeroy, o., Shoots His Wife
Through the Ear and Himself
Through the Heart.
IN 1ucenliary aud lEorse-Thief Quit
Staying III Alton JUL.

lGEEH MATRIMONIAL DISCIPLINE.
Spec'a' Disparl to Tia ch,eava Tribune,
Dos1os, Mass., June 2s.-1t was not such
long shnlo ago that young couple In Lawrence
resolved to die because they could not got mar-
ricd* and the youth sl.ot tho girl but uuhappily
survived Limself to ~ to tho State priaon. Now
there ia row OF different kind, the parties In
tue case being Thomas Manchester aud Its wife,
each aGcd 10 years. They have been married but
Beyen months, aud thelr married life Las hecn
anything but happy. Tho husband complained
that bis wife did not oboy lin III oil matters. aud
Oh Saturday evening. at hla b0ar1iEIK-hO
attempted to intialldate her by pretending nus-
c5a. UN her return to tho houHe tlle found him
stretched upon ttIa bod nith cloBed oycH, and .
.lu.t aroaud lin tlnoat. In basin vas blood
ansl water, aud Ienr by q razor. 6Ie took iu tho
eitnatlon at glance aud only laughed ut lin,
~heroNpo1, he hocasno quite augEy. Sunday af-
tnruobn Manchester prevailed upon her to 70
out walking. aud, passiug III, Newbuty street,
tllny stopped at tile bridge when lo stated that
lo WAS golhg iu bathing. Ti,e noman obi jected
as,d returned to her mothers house, on Newhufy
street. About lU o'cluc:k iu tho evening Nan
That his vito should accompany him homo. Sho
declined. sayinE Bile should In the future live At
her mothers house. Ho tried to force her
10 lcayo tho house. and, not slc-
fEom nis POCKET, aud, holding hcr hsad wilt ono
hand, cut her throat With tho other. Uo then
rushed lhsa another room and cut bis OWL
throat, but failed TO reach any artery, though
nearly severing tho w,noppe. An ontcry WAS
made, aud almost instantly Oifieels. Dur,s and
Bnstian woso on hand. and DR.. Kinney was nu,.l-
moued 1t waB found that Manchester had In
1!icted tsrriblo gaeh in lis throat, which was
bleeding protusoiy, but 'tho wound OF tie wlfo
was not serious Mauchestar was taken 10 the
pelico atation ~ soou as hlH round MAS dressed,
and then, Hupposiug his uifo to he dead, he
begged for a razor with which to tiniHl, himself.
III court thin forenoon ho pleaded guilty " as
saut with iusent 10 kill, and WAS bound
over in tho sum Of &2,VO0 lu Do
fault Of winch l.o WRs committed to
JUL. Before tho cour. ha stated le tried to Kill
lis vito 20 that stIe could not live with hnr
mother, as she assorted slo should. 3tanches-
ter tn temperate mud has borne good charactar-
Ills father Rul mother attribute the decd to liz
santty. iIe xeems to nssume III all tho inter-
views held with hun TINT be had right kill bis
vito, II abs would not live with him.
, 1875-06-29
A CUTTING AFFRAY.
arktfd{ Uiapatth 10 IAe EhttaQq 1t{4ttn

8lREm1 O9SpatcH 10 7He tH!taop 7F3uH"7'
DLooM1So1oN ILL.,. Juue 23.-ThlB morning as
Baybrooh. McLcan County, John Sohn aud Will
lam Thorntou who formerly wcro partners In
tue restaurant business, qnarrelod about old
business matters, whom the lio was given
by ous.-which ono IL not stated. Wor1s
cau,o to blows, when sohn struck Thornton over
tho head with cauo mado from billiard cue,
which WAS broken By the blow, Bolln was t}nhly
pushed lnto corner aud stabbed by Thnrntun
with pocdet-4nifo nina times In tho abdomen.
'tlle yitala. aud have produced hemorhago, from
which It is thought Lo caunot recover. Tto1u-
ton, who Ia married. aud ts = man aged 85, and
OF doubtful reputation, was arrested by Con.
stabio Carl Bohl, son OF tic murdered man, mad
in now Ia jul hero. sohu Ia IN old 1saldont nf
Saybrook mud had louE been engaged 10 butch-
oring. uo is u yeara OF age, aud hh4 VITO
and largo family
, 1875-06-29

thotr Inability IN agree. Crowds continue In tho
The I.oy. Henry Ward t}oochor yaa Interview
eli on Haturdav. on u railroad train, by Horid
retmrtor, to "llotn l,o expressed the conviction,
tl.At tho jur5 stands eleven tn l,iH favor to tns
against him. lis haI In kn',vH llle Eocalcitrant
lIo a'ao raid TINT Judge NoilHon las expfn+Bei
ha tntarltion 10 kcop ttle Jury cat six weekh. II
necessarily but 10 Should mt dixnliss them with
ot,' verdict, ~ Mr.. uoec1ar says tho Judge
eaAlIot atIuEu 10 do 10.
, 1875-06-29
THE NATIONAL BANKS.
lncfeaeo sud Decrease OF Ctrcutntlon-


lncfeaeo aud Decrease Of CfrcutAtlon-
New Banks OrQAMtxcts
.DisHateh to tie Hsw yoTk Epentta Post.
WAau1aaroN, Juno 20.-Tho following stato-
mont, showing tho lncre.ss and decrease OF cir
culAtion Of National Banks III tho several statea
from tbs Int OF January to the present time and
a1so the number Of new banks orgaplsed luslng
tho presout year. together with tho location aad
asnouut Of capital employed. was prepared ut tho
Treasury Department. to-day. It will bo seon
that there Ia voluntary net decrease 10 ctrcu'a-
tIon Of s7,787,a3 aud that noarIy all the ln-
crease Ia outside OF tho Western statost
1ScnEAsE And pEonEAsE or CIRCULATION IN TUE Ryv-
kuAL srArEs, ETC. Iaox TILE 1sT or sAAuAAx, lists.
, 1875-06-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NsWs.

NEw YoRT, June 2s.-Asrtved steamer Brit
tann!o, from Liverpool.
Loapoa. Juaa 2s-Steamsbip1 City of usslio.
dAl!ess, aud State Of Georgia, from hsw York,
have 4xr.yad out.
NaW Xonx, Juns 28.-As,t.ed steamers City
Of nxusssls, from liverpool. and 6uass Of LOU
tstAas, &a1H QlaAGos.
, 1875-06-29
Totals.... $3.50 tl2att1t5
pAHxs oao4xlxED xnoM JAM ls73, JUNE ~, Isis.
SUICIDE.

COUNCIL DEuyJs, H., Juns 28.-Yestsrdsy IT.
teruoou body OF snon who we're huatlog tho
murderer Of F. Lasaoux, klllad u Cros.oa On
Wednesday laat. whsp about am!lss north OF
C1s.tou, surroupdsd = man. Mans unknown,
who, will tile ysms5k, ~ suppose you think
you've got ns poN," puafsd 0xi faEs< and sub
h1s khk0s& fso2 ssx u 9ex.
, 1875-06-29

Special DtsplttA 10 I'M CAlc4ao Tribune.
Dxs Ho1x1s, H., Juue 28.-lao money has
boan subscsbod for tho building Of narrow
gauge railroad from WAukos, \ station on the
Dos Notnas / Fort Dodge 1Iosd, to Adel. It
viii be owned. built. and operated oy homs esp.
IsaI. and will Do highly beneficial to tho county
contiguous to II,
, 1875-06-29
ATTEMPTED MuRosR AHo SUICIDE.

CINCINNATI, O.. June 2s.-at pomeroy, o. Oh
saturdav. Jacob lssuBhcn attempted 10 kill l,ih
Wife with pstol, but the ball passed through
her ear wthout further injury liz then shot
himself thrunSll tho head dying INSTANTLY. No
cause is known for tho act.
, 1875-06-29

8ptetat Df4nat4h to Ths CHICAGO Tribune.
MAplsoH, juno 23.-Somo tlree dozen Of our
c!tzens, sincluding Gov. Taylor, prominent ed
itoss, lawyers, aud business men. this afternoon
Joined In m excursion to Chippewa Falis to oelo-
brAte the railroad opening there tomorrow.
The Chicago e1cursion!sts soemsd In ano spi11ts
WAeo they pAsaad here.
, 1875-06-29
RAILROAD NEWS.

THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
at tho annual election OF The stockholders Of
tho Michigan Central R..ltoai. held at Detroit
yesterday, tho following Directors we're elected:
James r. joy, Detroit; j. ". Brooks, Boston;
Sidno; Bartlett, Boston; II. II. Hunnewel, Boa-
ton; Nathaniel Ilayer. boston: 1foxes Tnslor
New York; J. J. Aslor, Now YORK: ". F. Tall
man, Sow York; Isaac sioan, New York.
The mesting was entirely harmonious, and
onty one ticket Was iu tho field. The slz'no Of
Mr. Isaac Stoau, Of New York, wa1 BubEtittted
In place OF TINT Of Mr.. Erastus Corning. of New
York. This ras the only change inndc. The Dow.
days for tho purpose Of eiecti,lg officers for tho
c1KntnE year, As previously kthttl III The
TK1ru*E, Nr. J. I. Joy iIaa withdrawn lia reHlg-
ration, mud IL again Candidate lur 4e.eicctiou.
There is not the Least doubt that lie will bo
unanimously rc.cleocd, over, thing having bocu
settled beforehand 1t IL fortunate fur thu
nieligAn Central that Mr.. Joy wlIl continue to
control #. lie ia the o"1y Western man on tho
been directed toward, developing thu Western
country. The changes llo hos lntely made II. tlie
management Of the road laso t!lo~n hiA rreli-
tect!onH III tla direction. All lis now officers
are Western OF tho highest ability. who know
tho wants aud pecul,at,tles ri thln SECTION mich
better than EssoI tnen would. In spite Of the
DISASTROUS railroad tho roaa ias greatly i'm.
prured since Mr. Stloug bocano GeIera! Super"
intondHnt, Dir. Wheeler General f1a'ght-Agont.
and Sir. Wentworth Geucta Passenger and
Ticket Agent. They aro ,usIinr ,mtneuue o.
fo,ts to restore lls road to liz fo nor prosperity
and chnuso At tlis tiuo would have boon dIs-
attrors, Tie apaucia! exhibit Of The road IL not
vet rcadv. but will bc su,,n,,tt ed ~ tho D1rectyrs
al their rst toootlpg 1t oy ton, Il il stated that
the loport win 90 far tnor satisfactory lLau las
beep xeueraliy suppused,
EXCURSION TO CHIPPEWA FALLS.
Yesterday morning IN cxcu,sion tram left tho
eorthusv sv,or,, penot carncr ~ c.nn, n,u1 E;nzie
1,,
, 1875-06-29
THE WEATHER.

WAsn,Noros. D. G.. Juno 2o-1 =. m.-ror tho
upper Mississippi aud lower Missouri Valleys
And tho lakeB, stationary or falling barometer,
northeast to southeast aInds, higher temperature
except on the lower lakes, sud clear or partly
sdoudy weather.
LOCAL pDsEnY4TEoH.
, 1875-06-29
ILLINOIS sPoRTsMEN's ASSOCIATION.

ILLINOIS SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
aEcoSn ANIMAL NEEIlSn.
The SECOND annual n,ocs:ng OF tho Illinois
Sportsncna Association was hold yesterday RfseE-
noon in cue of tho parlora OF the fremont
House. About twenty-five Members wc1e
present. ....
J.y. Le3toyno, President Of the Aeeociation,
called the meeting to order, and aatd that tho
work done during tue yeRE pabt had boen en-
cnuraging. An attempt had heen made to secure
tho r4ssago Of I'LL improved game law, but 1t
had not been successful. liz coupse'ed tho
Carrying up Of tost case to decide Whothcr
gamo dealers had the right to sell bisds which
wo1e out OF Beasou horo, eyon though they hh1
been killed iu adjacent States. He gave short
sko:ch OF tho meeting OF the National Sports
mons Association 1t Cleveland. and consratu-
lated tho Illinois Association that tho next meet
Ing would be held In Chicago. Ho had no doubt
that 1t would DO properly received by the HpoEts-
men OF Illno!s.
On motion, the reading Of tho roll-ca!l wsa
iho Secretary, d.. q. n. Egleaton. road tho
mlnutes OF the laHs meeting, which wero ap"
proved.
TnE4srREn's nEroRT.
Tho report Of Atner Price, Treasurer. was
then read and approved. It showed rsceipis Of
f1,0a4.B0. disbursements Of al,04370, aud =
b11auco Ut el.UB OH hand.
several Bnlai! bills wero introduced and dis
cussel after wlicA ths Treasurer read long
delinquent list, showing iutiHbteduess Of salo.
OF this SUN $1,000 WIS claimed to have been
patd to tho former Treasurer, Mt. Ehinn.
Ou motion, 1t waa yetod that the Treasurer be
authorized to credit each delinquent nombor
with tho sums which he claimed to hAyo paid to
6hlnn. . ........
THE ELECTION OF oTT1oERa
be.ug In order, tho following wero chosen Tor
tic ensuing year:
Pys.Gitn.--Chares r. Fslton, Of Chicago.
Ejrst Vks-{rss.t.eHt-f. +, Pratt, of HJeamose.
Second F.es.IT4stdsNt--G, u. Miller, os Oeueaeo.
JttasuFts-N. Ii. Clark, Of LAko Htaw.
Seer<tary-John I. Stockton, of Calcsao. .
Tho new p,eslaeut, Ill. Felton. beaug intro
ducod, thanked tho Association for tho houos,
aud congratulated thona that 90 much hsd been
done during ia drrt year. The result Of tho
stforta msde bud bean to set people thinking
about The necessity Of now game law
which should protect and preserve thu different
rpecIcY OF bllds from determination. II vol ~
oooduce to the preservation Of gsme foe tho
sportsman. lie hoped to asa many subordinate
associations Ia d.1etont parta Of the State
wol king for tsae sAms object and for proper
laws to auforco tbs needed prossettoa for game
RESOLUTIONS Of thAnks wars than voted to tho
.stls!n9 ooer. toy tae tAt.hsul peFto:n.n:s T.. o.
daii.s, aud u Aa TssrnaAs AssAs 1as ~ soas"
, 1875-06-29

several buildings, among which were tho depot
And sctool-louHe Al Alton junction. and had tho
reputation Of being n hotorioHa character.
Williams wAa hold Oh slIe Charge Of hotsa-sloai-
lug,
, 1875-06-29
THE BALTIMORE 4 OHIO.

BPScsdE Ua9PdttH 70 III CNgea7o 1Ft01Hs
WAsHlSaroN. D. O., June 2s.-Iho Baltimore
/ Ohio Railroad Company IL said to lave par
fecssd arrangements for building branch road
through tho Shenandoah Valley, 10 run along tho
whlch will tap and give ea outlet TO tue products
OF the fertile low'auds IN Rockingham. Augusta,
Highland, and Oath Counties, OF Virginia.
, 1875-06-29

VNICtEHENYtIFIG&
6rkSSai nspa&eA " Ih$ Ghlsass Tr7huHA-
AIzoa, H., JupA 2a.-Laat night two pEieonr
srs uau4d Clayton aud Williams broke Jll ~
Ed~Ardsvills, aud &scspsd. Clayton Wa under
Arxss9 70. Assea, hsla& changed EatA Aaenls4
, 1875-06-29

BPRtsor1EIp, Mass., Jnne 28.-Tho lumber
and grist mills OF s. n. Granger, and tho store
Of y. F. Cooley. At Hadloy, wcso burned last
night. Tie lots is $40. GOO; injured for 81, 500,
AMI Cooley 1oea is @5,00o, With an insurance o}
~ Zoo.
, 1875-06-29

Epfta3 UssFaltA 70 Fh1 Chfeaoo 1f1bHns,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. juno 2S.-Allison beat Lila
wife aud attempted an outrage upou biz step
daughter at franklin today, Sheriff Bingham
aud man named Griffin pursued him II miles.
On attempting to s1roat him. 10 drew pistol on
Grlaln, but, before he could fro 1t, the eheriN
sbot the pistol out of bis Augezs. Griffin. 1t tho
samo time, shot Allison In tie breast and baok,
making ElAnclnR woupda. Allison wa1 commit
tsd at EsnkIiM for tsial tomorrow morning.
The affair created great excitement. Allison
had bosn drunk for Weok4.
, 1875-06-29

THE TWO ORPHANS.
Preparations arc makinK 10 Kiye tho "TWo
Orphans" nt Hooiey's Thaatro ~ nearly "a pes
sibio III 1t WAS presented iu Mem York. Ths
stage appointments arc being put In shape, aud
there is every promise Of successful opeusng.
, 1875-06-29

NEw YoRE, June 29.-Si4 new indictments
wero found to-day against William II. Fwoed.
Peter i. sweeny, Woodward. and others fur OBJ
tAin!nx Monoy from tho CITY Treasury by false
prolense. Iile amount involved IL $50, 010.
, 1875-06-29
Tilton Contributes a Curious
Confirmation Of the
Loader Story.
Still another Piece Of Imp ortant Evil
dcnce Discovered.
What the People "0vsr tho Way" in
Livingston Street Know Of Mr.
Deecher's Visiting Habits,
1Ir. TiltOn Thinks tho jury rs a
Whole Is Composed Of
Honest Men.
Plymouth Church Said to Be Preparing q
Gridiron for Bowen.

cw;a;.. f.. p
aA4"4Aou Aol oo"'A'
-
s,,.etal 1i,pc,eh 10 The ch;raao T,tbune
r-rv ronv 1,,nnna .TIo t,,nro., ~ u, a ror;1,ct
..'," ".e ~ s..s...s,, "..a Id
OF she beeehef case . aoons strangely ana auuaoa-
u to have waned. Nocrowds atsond ID the court
room. no pnssots.by gaze up vscantly at the
inrv.rnnn. aycn tho cnuneoi and tho litirnnts
Hc,, t,,a ra,,s. t1osn .rnn,,t ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,as
ma n'''- ~ .".,r .1 s!Fs.:a.. ~ 1nn ~
To-day not tweoty Pofaohs tbosldos Inc lou fe-
yolutp1uous evidence wait for tue verdict, which
a ainv1o aentcnco viii nronouncc, flcd ,nto tho
H., o,o ,,st,o.s1v ~ ,ho .,,o, ~
sous'-fooin aou .sscnoa nsslces'y - .,o t1ia4 "
Jhu6e neAaon OF monosol'oas CLOCK case IN
volvlug {oM hundred dollarB aud embracing
not so.ntlla Of scandal.
wnrnr. .ponrs ~ rup .orons,
n. D"...n ,".s, -, -, .a,.,, - -. .,s. It, ,,,.
MF. oeeeuos "ont ou' VI to"u " paee nts oln7
Monday. Mrs. Uocchor herself did not coma
Into court but sat in Ler coach ncar by tho Court
House. propued IN witt sof. pillows mud fauuod
,,v t,or f,op5a Tho ,a,,s,s ~ plsmn,,th s,ono
represented It. Mr. Iilton "aa tlere emily ous
ventured no further than the ante-room, looking
into tho main hnll moment, aud lowing to
aomo friends WIN rocorntzcd him. rrI,e connsel
Of potn a'des eamo ID aoous noon' hav'ns eVl-
semblod tu tic Judges private chamber than Ia
ssnt ~ tha,,, trao, - I'm ho,st o ''''' N 1-'' -
oe"E '"s'' 3.oN w oo''sn
ooaAohAcA17oS fEoA TUE 1oh1.
With request that they should auroo upon re-
NV. Tho message proved 10 be 30 iuau1ry. In
Mr 1orrrova, naudvritIno. vhothor tho 1mdra
s...,, s.,..s .s.,ia. 20 H. ,s-sss.. - ~
coalo Aua"eF 4oess1ou 1o 10 p1opoaoo " &ae
jury without giving m opinion or Ills REASONS.
Ths counsel finally decided that this was inat-
,ntganb1e under tho circumstances. aud tho Jut,uo
.o rarI,ad sda,,,,, lo,,oyor ,,..t ho @ri.o1 i.
~ 'op"s'' Hau1u6' 4o"e'oA' 'uA' "s ".naou sa0
1urors to understand that tloy wore at Liberty to
como into court 1t any time aud ask any queH-
ttou they desired, THIS uessago was construed
hv +ba cornuo1 and the 1ud1a n frd,cato tnot
-. to sueo. .sa.. ~ Aa t4ia. st VI t.s'
~ 10 !a.y "eso mos wnous PeosPeS.' III y, @hgaeeng'
o"ro, o,oSs go e'aGaon ~. sa ~ eois was ~
GeNe4 Io1 tao Jn1y' WY a. !s'o aoa1 oie5
, 1875-06-29

MEMPHIS, Tenn, june 2s.--stowart HALEY i
Co.'s smoke house, on Sholby street, Was dana-
aged by fire this evening to tho extent Of
52.50o. Fully covorotl In local insurance COM
EanieH.
Ihe damage to Schwartenbosg's etovs-store By
the tire yesterday will probably reach el6 0u0,
principally caused by y ator.
, 1875-06-29


1lAp,sou, Wia., June 25.-Argnnens was cotu-
pletsd to-day in an important case which has oc-
cupled tbs United Ststea Circuit Court, Judges
Drummond aud Hopkins, some three days, in
yolYiug the title TO the St. Croix aud Superior
land.graot. Pasenta to tha lands having been
issued by the Governor to the North Wisconsin
Railroad, the Madison por,aso Railroad Com
pany spp.les to have tho NORTH Wisconsin en-
Joined frutn disroslng OF said lands pending
tho trial OF ttlo, and also to eujoin the State
Treasurer from giving said Company any OF
tho At+ C1oiK laud-grapt trespass fnnd. Tho
West Wisconsin 1&alitoad Company wore rcp-
resented, aud tho Wisconsin Farul-aio.tgago
Land Company Aso nlsdo parties to tho suit,
they, ~ wall ~ the Madtson i Portage Nailroad
Company, claiming part Of tho land in question
under prior grants. Aoo attorneys have pppoat-
ed for, each oomnsny represented. Tie Court
has taken tho matter under adsisctnent without
giving any indication Wien decision will DO
rendered. The impression pleyasts tint q sern-
porarv injunction Will bs K.Hutel "a 10 lands ~
The indemnity liutta outsade Of tho tEst land-
grant.
, 1875-06-29


roTTsy1LLE, Ia, juno 23.-Wl!1}am Thomas
WAS shos At shoemhkor's colliery. Maloue5 City,
this morning by party Of rougbs. Some stock
WA8 killed. At Tho aatno time.
, 1875-06-29

MEnpu1s, Tanu., June 2s.-W. 3, Grsen!ow,
President OF the Memphis i Little Rock Rail.
WAY, to-day issued I'll order to the officers and
employees OF that zoad notifying them thb road
had passed iuto the hands OF Trustees, aud des-
iguatinG u. K. dow, Of New Hampshire, as
Manager for the Trustees as tho custodian OF
vi property aud ln Charge Of tho running Of tho
road. As soon ~ this was known. fice.l'rcal-
dent Hugh l.. DrinkleY, who ownA two.tllras OF
the stock Of Ba!d road, app'led to Chancellor
wa4 granted, AZ neiitor uinklav nor any othcr
Director had zushor,zol trnnster OF the mall
sgement to Dow. Dr!nklcy builds possession Of
the depot and otlcos III thia city, and will COLI
tiuus 10 do so, uniess tho Injunction is dissolved
, 1875-06-29

H0oLEY'S TF1EATHE.
Tho Oates party ouenel At Hoo:cy's last oven-
inE 10 vary iico house with "Gituto-G Giroha."
Mrs. Ontea herself IL, Of COURSE, tho leading
spirit Of the company, and plays tue double rola
aud siugs ~ sbe docs everything, to tho sa.is-
faction Of hor heutots. Tho company ii fair
Que, aud Ia equs to tho task Of giving hos fitting
support. Tbo sanlo plcco wall bo repeated this
aYnutnR.
, 1875-06-29

At UtNG1HSATF.
CINCINNATI, O., juno 23.--Iho game Of baso-
ball between the philadelphsas aud Nav llayeps
WAS not played to-day, oEing TO .tho failure Of
QUO oi sAo clubs to reach The city.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08

TTyO LET Iowa FURNISHED HOUSE or II ROOMS,
short distance from aud very accessible % the city,
lady wil board the rent, II desired Address A. L.,
Herald
The New York herald., 1875-11-08

LNIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
EXTRA
EDWIN BOOTH MATINEE
Mr.. DAILY begs to that MI. BOOTH has
sened crafty countless host Of admirers who have
BY the great crush At the Saturday Morning
Performances from witnessing his daylight
And Notwithstanding the arduous artistic duties Of Mr.
BOOTHS nightly roles, he will appear at
A SPECIAL MATINEE
WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 10.
AT ONE O'CLOCK.
In Difference also largely expressed desire to see Mr.
BOOTH in COMEDY and in his presentations, Mr.
DAILY has tho pleasure for this special OCCASION
Bulwcrs popular Play Of
THE LADY or LYONS,
with
sIr. EDWIN BOOTH as CLAUDE MELNoTTE,
aud
Miss FANNY DAVENPORT as PAULINE.
This is POSITIVELY THE ONLY occasion which this
play and the above phenomenal will be offered the
sale Of Seats and Boxes will begin MONDAY MORNING, at
o'clock.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08

WINTER RESORT HOTEL TO LET-FURNISHED;
~ uuw open. possession Immediately; rent, $500:
Clarendon Hotel Aiken, $ y. Address J. H. FRElL, sa
80
The New York herald., 1875-11-08

rJ,O LET LOw-INAEDTATE POSSESSION, ONE OF
the largest Houses Garden city, l. l. al improve,
ments: ample grUunCs. rpT Hunters point AMI
tive depot Inquire y pr : WOOD premises, or Il
Pines New l0rk
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
est side.

Tor SALE-H0CSL AND LOT WE'LL. LOCATED or
IL Charles street Sla.3i0 House and Lot Broomc
street. Sl3JDO House aul Lot Rrnwick street 40
Terms suit pUrchAteF
NATHANIEL. ROE. 80 varick street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
RROOKLTN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.

DOR SALE-IN BROOKLYN. A CORNER STORE,
and stable iu te IN 0f the thorau ghiares
business rs class splendid opportunity Address box 1o3
Post onice. York
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

I1oR SALE on EXCHANGE FOR PRODUCTIVE CfT'
It IT Williamson. Property good Mort CAGES. Fau
Of acres. with stock crops and possession Apply
HAWKINS. No Ij3 Z. wis street