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nothlus, as"you vail knov. = prevent ny lodging
hall n ,our rA And have tns e?oa faith t. :sttn ~
snls, It n no. you ~ho srs abro.d beyond Iii ltsaI
.sach hut !. Who go 10 s~sk you In Tnnr 1ercft a.
s sn. 1t III Ill '. Il. 'in".aaart"s X .hs oamnas Dn.
snca yon svs bad ths rnndhsccns!on to give ma i'd
IT, p.a. H. not e & =: s M, 9 70 s.e9 n9 yoa
would mol Il fa.r second tm.: slu:e DO mt c.rt
~ -.ry much vIsa thst hi, no ovtrcru ,+n.n. ~, 81
wearing 4 ahtrs ot n,AIt should not ssvs your lts
farss, 10 sottis ~ sons mr. Ensu.h smt,ns-.sit. Yo.f
lsntnE, h'a have remained fsHlnus, and shonid -
.ety .orr, 70 60 ~ fst :. to nn!.e: .aar s.y' 70 ,a
s :, 11s H. t: s ,fsia Se p.snst .r yes
TOO sson. Moreover, knos that danger osnnot 10
.walI"xei haas,ly its nr:'c!ue, Aud week more or
leA viii mt tenslty alignment tns seventy wseks which
-n'1 1o4 'os n'd +, Ar, ,0 s.,s s'' .aa q
seconds ar. rrlnce AIc.andre do WAgram and Count
Maurlce dier.son, ahd require hut ons coneess!ou
doies.s txo ot y,,r r1.ui. i, meal them here. snd
not II Hhnesa. Tha h regular mora suitable.
md. .tnce disturb ,.tn II j. 'hs te.at yoa s.n d.
help iii the presence Of nthoss than desausrs and
| adj yuu are u4at oie, FArL LIZ CAAsAGHAc.
ConaequHat upon the above correspondence.
wl4cl. wtula scarcely b. found IL .he Cnmplats
Latter Wrter, sfM. Perrin and OE,i!nairt, two
Deputics, mot Prince Alexandra du WaSrasn and
Count d'Iicr,eson to dtscuss tho tern!A Of tho
duel. Iacheforts seconds eontehflcd That ho
| had not only the chotco o! wearo,s. Int also -
the tnau!tcd patty, the right OF h1inS thu lis-
tauoe The two representatives OF lie nation.
therefore demanded that the onponnnts stoid
n,oct ii distance Of tive raccu !;
bolh h fire at tho word OF command M. da
Cassasnac's srconda observed thai this would ts
simply murder. since wl,en The ermn Of the com.
ba:nnts wero extended the pistols would almost
smch. ThoY fo1:hor required tilat ths time OF
! fling should to optiuusl. Roc',ef3rt's seconds
raid .hat they failed to SEQ tho objections .alAed
By tho Prince do Wa%rana and c>uat d'lior'sAnu,
aud added tina: thor principal ha1. con'l1anng
about Tho conditions. II. do Csstaena.'n s,c-
oM,s thou proposed that tho duel should bn
fought Al 30 pacos each al ths combasants being
allowed 10 advance five staph. tho time Of fight
Ing being optional, mud to bo continued ILL ot,t
rr ts.a other foil. sIn. Urdlna1re and Perrin t,nv
iug declined theao conditions the snastot rest.
thore.
, 1875-08-14

BpfcI0T UtDdleh u tn CHe0oo 7F1bVR1,
DEs MolxEs, H.. Aug. 13.-On saturday tbs
daughter OF = farmer In Milford. etosJ County.
who had bean he!pug neighbor ulosa faulty
wers sick, started for her home just At cTon!ng.
On tho way she pAssea the houae Of smother
farmss, who made some Inquiries OF bur about
tho slck family. The girl started On. aud
the man followed her. Ovsrtskin9 her near .
cluu.l, Of bushes, he ssixea her aud drew hst it,
10 tho brush, where he attempted TO outrage nsr,
md would Aeye led but for llia llstle boy.
Who Lad followed him. and, Aoaring the noise Of
tho struggle in tls brush, Neut 10 500 what u
-, aud put ! atop 70 the villuno1s proceed-
iuKs. For tho sAke OF tho familiar. who A1s
hlyhlT respectable, uAsnss no suppressed.
, 1875-08-14

HpeVt01 U1p0tdA q 1A CAF1d9 7F5U3H9.
DAVENPORT, H.. Aug. l3.-An attempt "as
nAde yesterday afternoon TO throw u skpFe"s
train OF the Davenport L Ut. Paul Ns4lfoad
track near Oxford. Some leDd placed ; couple
Of leugths Of rails ACROSS tho traek. lhs en-
Rtpe4F did not notios tho olst1uotioas, owing TO
the shost curve u tbs poat named, unt4l no was
sinost on them. whom he ~h'.tls<l doTa hfakes.
but 1t EaA too la4s. The t5An struck We on-
strrotipn. ths sn1tus aud CARS bauR oonaidsIaoly
dawa61d HID ihs &ayiussf hot aAeorskso saa
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should pardon hny indacretLon. he felt ehfs they
cse bound to call OIL tho member iuF pfr'Y. 20
he had roAnirmed those charges. sithor 70 ~lsll,
dra* or to sMoatans'ats shom. l'S': sno
: Tho SPEAKER harIng again put the question
tl.at thu order hs d,schh,god, only ons OF tHo
falns noss xcfe heard. and tue motion ~a@ -
onco agreed to amid general cheers.
TIE Hxw nnt1lsM Hntrplxo pitt
Tho folo~jng Ia the taxi OF the English dov-
ernmant bill 70 mako temporary pIosM..uan M"a ~. so
giving further povers to tho boeso u A'~o' '9'
stopping unBsawofshy snpe:
n. /. tae<d by .ls Qnosns tfost E1eailsnt ha}ea'{
BY sud with ths s,l1tcs md e1n'sn. .. ;hs H. Lotas
ras sua teo5,h, sd .GG b9 u. " auhory o
ue ra nosri M os ,rads may forthwith aa from Tins
a@ n and rropss per.ons. from their atan shd
otl.erw1so, 10 oeert hs.ns suhnrty u detan MI
snr sucn M ma1,tointmen.. II any oltc.r appointed
i,.s hsl'sxe apeE t'.eetson oF e,hvtst.s.
ssss m.sn,sery. se' or " hT ~ rna.on Il avstlo.i-
~noa. VII III .ertsSs j.nseT 70 human ill., hs may order
t..t tho ship may bs detalnod TOR iis prrposo of
lne surseIe Any hueh 9rdor shaa hase tbs sams
ur.ler Sac. u al tho Merchant spplnz .cs. 1873.
Fur lie purpose Of sEceFta.nInR whether Brttsh sLp
thereat, CT ny 81 tho n.shner,., bo.s, .4'i,sn.:
ie,s!ana Of. delaying h.r trom p19eestna on L.r
aud 10Y rss sta, Y st. .Sis 70 h s
tis tss' .,s ss''s: s*nnsa 9't ~ III tss oie.r ~*rs
sst t.. sRn,d ybax ey Il: IT, 'd wA:n
lie saa! forthwith report biz r1cceeltgs 10 The board
u Trade. An ufcer appointed khal Esc+tYo such
enumeration for his ycta nn'lsr this act ~ tho
Treasury from tl1ne time t. aud auch renunrr-
N,lon shall 10 paid out o tnuney 10 bs provided Ls
!. whonsyera \ complaint il rn.ds to the Board Of
, 1875-08-14
OBITUARY.

EAST SAGINAW, Aug. 1s.-AsFon Fatsoa', t,;..s 49,
mauy years prominent citizen o! oss'ua. III ~,
d,od sa1ly this morning Of heaf-o1asAes' ~
had not beau feeling we'll for na'apss ~ t-,e
but had besu About - uauss. ~ .s'a ~ .1eas
II ?. NJ. got up Aa hoaf OF 20 'asei suus ~.
tno tnopd SY lis Sifs iu slupesd condition. As
W. 1uu1 sroussI y aud went back TO hed md lying
Sown s1most luuoliately expired. Ar. Passona
1as secrsts4y of tue slR1a.w County A&Faeas"
turkl Society, And WaA MShlf astas0so'
, 1875-08-14
BURGLARY.

Erectd{ Dispatch ts Ti.e CAicano Trtbu,N.
FnrEp,n1, ILL.,, Aug. l3.--iesterday afternoon,
in the absence Of tho family. the reaidonco Of
Itnfus Kirk Was entered BY thlaves, who catEio3
OF about $50 worth Of jewerv. ". G. Ends
ley'a house wns ur:lar>zcd yesterday. Th.eyos
atil laid casea o! cSery description accompany
Ba1num's Ilippo1rome.
, 1875-08-14

Bpeet1 Nsp4ach % Tia ChNaoo IF7bHaS.
BLooMlAoroN, ILL.,, Aug. IA Ercenback
meeting WAS held horo tonight At phnnl1 Hall.
and was attended by several hundred people,
inostly Of tile working class, with spr'uklng
Of loasors, aud scarcely any business men.
Trevc'liok was tho leading light III whose rays
buzzed around Charles 6hackoford, = 1,fooLn-
ington lawyer, VIM hks figured somowhat in Ac-
Lenn Count. politics. A apesch VAS made BY
Troyeliick, aud remarks by sl,acklofo1d, follow
,ng which catno tho organisation OF gIeenbaok
cIub-ohicess: President, William McComb !;
soetatary. William Hoborss; Viee'Pzesidont
from zach ward.
, 1875-08-14
BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, Aug. ls.-lt is said tonight that
Cuttlo l. Dordloy, doing busnesa in this city Ill"
DIR tba name Of tho New York Tea Company.
and who failed Wednesday with liabi'ities OF
sG0, 900, wore passing ers on the ssesmos FROM
New York to Europe yesterday. Tie comm!tteo
OF creditors Who investigated tho a1aira Of tho
iirtn charge that thoy have bean carrying on for
aoms time q vol p1suned syatem OF swindnG.
, 1875-08-14

WASHINGTON, D. e., Aug. 13.-F1awn~r who
recently fatally shot \ War Department clerk,
named Eenuard, because Of his Intimacy sith
Erawpcr's wife, wAs today brought before
Judge Wyile, on writ OF habcAs corpus, and
discharged On bis OWN recoGulzauce.
, 1875-08-14

8ptet9l DIsrafch to 1hs Ch1naee iT1ofaH%s
81. PART. Minn., Aug. 13.-Ilaxvesting has COM
mencea Il, oa1ncst throughout all sscsious Of the
B,a:e, and reports say that more abundant
Weld III oats rye and Wheat will be realized than
tor many previous yoars. Tho corn crop must,
VI Necessity, le light QUO, as Tho plant ts not
only very backward but greatly stunted 10 ~
pruw,h. The most favoskhls weather cantot
possibly iuaurs more tAan \ very modsEata
ylsld.
, 1875-08-14

New YoR1, AnR. 1s.-rho four men arrested
charged with forging CslifoEuia l. Oregon Hall
road boudz. xe1e boforo Ito Court to-day, but
the examination wss ro4tnoped till Monday next.
DetecsYcA investigating tho forscties dis
covered four forged real.csta ate bouds Of tho
New York Central Railroad Company.
, 1875-08-14
THE MISSISSIPPI EDITORS.

sp4eist ptspaseA y Tia cA.e4s" 7r1lua4.
Isp1AaApoIis, Ind, Aug. 18..-Ths MlsslsdpA
editors party Arrived In The city It halt-pass
O'Clock, and will spend tonight aud day In
looking shout ths olty. No ofBclal reception xas
protected or attempted, but lhsy viii receive al
neas4aasy AatsaAaa taea etAssos ~ sdaaota
ukiyAtal9.
, 1875-08-14

l:OUDttlGII STEAMERS.
- y. IL ss,n s1srntsI a. at...,.,.., l. m.
kstnrhnY,x oufstUp boat iun eAvo nntit r. "a.
XII. suatar e4eantvd sIs.,,,.,.......,.,.. p
Eos o., ,:.a .ES'tu A"'1 N ~ ...,,,,,,,I1 ID 4, Il
- cn.siun bpst don't o4yS unt,.. p II.
- ,,ss.t.s ,athss' .' ,.,,,,,..,..... - n.
f9a i{,x snI fn",,,i.y, si..,,.,.... - n.
fas osrcn naS' ,i rrH.1 ,,......,,.., 7p n.
RaLssi - E,shi n. BllTItN, Eupt.
, 1875-08-14
HOMICIDE.

Stt:iaf pt+prteh IN Ths Chteo1s tribune.
KANSAS CRY, No., Aug. 13.-Iaee Wednesday
night Austin F. Jonas wAa ahos and killed by W.
Il. Dickerson. in FaYctte. Howard County. No.
Tho parties wore eugagoI in = scutfle. wilen
JoucA col!arcI D,cker ,on and attempted to dtaw
bin pistol, but tho latter Immediately fired thfeo
suota, Two taking mortal effect 10 tho head.
, 1875-08-14
The Condemned Man Exhibits His
Great Nerve to $4,000
People.
Dlundering 1indieation Of tho Majesty
Of tle Law at Lyntlhurg, 10.
The Body Of The Lync',ed Rutherford,
Tenn, Murderer Taken Down
Yesterday.
Wright W. yVIlcatlnntI, Muir
dcrer, Hung ut Helena,
Mont.


rxovvu,r Tam hur i3.-john Webb, the
,,u,a.,.r uss ,n,o to,dav ue maintained |
'no'oo'e', "an a1h ~ ~, ,,,;,a. w.. n,t-
Hondef1a4 herse 10 tue 'an|' a"a "''s' s.o -
lows continued TO affirm b'' Innocence Ao ''n'
mense crowd cana in from tho country. eali"
m.ted At from l2.OuO to l5,oLD, to witness tho |
.nss,,,,s,,
. eAesu.tun. :: r,,,, H., 1o-A Kno-r;t,c
- HAan'4I e"" :'',. .a' IT,. n..,..a ~
Ionn*' Apecsa1 to-n,Rhf 20 th9 t"!'t"e' has7' ~
III early hour crowds poured IL from TIC conhsF5
to vttuess the execution. Tie ntreets r,eas the
:.,. .iora,,Its ,l,.t ,o rr ria corId nrcront
VI" VIII u.1n'u'.' .u 49,. 49,, s',,a. ~
the crowd from ofeak'ue uo"a '''o J"'' 'e'se' :,
eager wefe they to see. Iho prlsonef paftohs
heartily Of breakfast. aud called
,ha .ttcntton of tho rua1d that It
~ H. w. :. ,.s, s,,t ~ cIothna WA takcn
"n u" 'ass. - ao" o"'. " 80
to him by hls brother at ~ O'Clock T. m.' "hen
Le tlrossod aud asked tho sAerin for razor to
shave. which he refused, fearing violence. THIS
....a t,.,, .,d b. ,,,d lin Hhcaff tn uo 70
anaetoa n','' e"4 =" =. I'm 49, da.tn.
heh anu taRo II WIN n''n 1.oo ,'o s,...
70 read Il himself. After Flushing, he
1aispd his hand nud dec1a,cd: "Deforo
Coa ,,- nx..n,;,, ia nn,nst." md tjesed tho
s,.a;a~ H. ,,a,, swan lin hv tbe urrss. lie also
sine4ua ., w. u'N eoa .s'i sx,o,r g.. i, ~.
aaded thst ne 1oseaVe e'e'5poo! ! '"a' ""
unjust to hang Innocent men, before leaving
tbs Jail, he lid Ayres by whom ho was empo;od
to do Tie docd cood-by. aaying; "Oi1 fellow,
~, ~, hsra ~ ~ ro;chty h,rd for for.
'oe wa "a'o f'.' n' -.
eiEeness u tho mnFaeF YOU na'o caaHca
II you get 10 Heaven" Tie prisoner
walked uro1n ptly to tho wagon, with bis vito on
~. s-r, ,,l sccomraoicd hr shcrifY Svan.
n...,sa .aa r,5aat ,1;a ,rira w.u ,nrct, At.
, 1875-08-14

new iong, Aug. 1a.-In tho brooklyn Court
to-day warrant WAS granted for tito arrest Of
German Consul named Max Hal1hiemer, m an
action brought against htm by Moses s"artz.
charging criminal conyereaion with Ills
{Swastz's) wife. The damages are laid II @5, 0Qo.
, 1875-08-14

spte,ni u1pat.h to The Ctleao" Tribune.
6rA1SuflELp, ILL.,, Aug. l3..-TNK TA1nrHE's
historical! aud truthful mud thorough recital OF
tie eyonts which havc trhnspired i'll Williamson
County, iu to-dsy'e issun, is road By eyetJ one
bore With interest.
, 1875-08-14

MONTPELIER. VI, Aug. 13.-The vito OF Rich-
ard Dodge, living 1t MiddIoso1, shos the lsssor'a
brother tu-day, blowing on his Jaw and toaict-
ing what ara considered fatal injurioa. Tho psF-
tea hAd = lawsuit about property.
, 1875-08-14
PEDESTRiANiSM.

sptejai lrstsateh ia The Cheaao Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Aug. 1s.-Nlcno'as Pitts. OF Lock
port, started this evenine at o'clock, on tue
rsco-track nt the old fair grounds. nurta Of tho
city. to walk aga!uss o'Ieary's time. Which WA
100 rnitos In 20 hours and 10 minutaa. Tho clti-
xeus OF Lockpott hays mads up purse OF SLIGO
for the pedestrian.
, 1875-08-14

NrTuAtA-sEW u1yENB.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Aug. 3.-UAse.hau: Ma"
tu4la, 4; Now uavepa, 0.
NUuAL GAME.
SPECIAL DfspassIi to The cAica4o 7rtbanN.
W1NoSA. Mimi. Aug. la.-Dase-ball: Mutu"
ais OF JAnesvlle, Wis.,. 81 Clippers. OF MlnonAs
) II.
, 1875-08-14

ar4ciai Dispatth 10 IN Chteaoe 1Fto1nS.
DEs Mo1sEs. H.. Aug. l3.-lleports ~ 10 sne
new xloAt are conflicting. housh it Ii saPofssa
better ior milling than Lass year. Eaat"Ard !.
SAID to bs worthless for hous. II Il pEooAoV
squA to IN &yotaKa.
, 1875-08-14

Tia Kssrsuaw {Mlch-) Herald having sas-
n. ndsd. ths Auditor General has dsslauetsa ths
fort.es Lsts 9asAttt u p4hlixh ~ tA1eA&A
, 1875-08-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS.

QUEENSTOWN. Aug. ls.-Steamahip Russis,
from Nav York. has arrived.
new Yong, Aug. observation-disclosures
Neckoe, from, Bremen.
FARTHER po.Nr Aug. l3.-8teAner Waldenslan,
from QtAaRow. has arrived
, 1875-08-14

Special Nsp4&ch to Tbs Ch'eaaa 7rtbhn&
DAvEaPo1T, Ia, Aug. l3.-C. 8. Whistler ons
Of the Oldest dry-goods merchants OF this city,
llna mado an assignment TO William 7. Vandeyor.
L,abilties from $90, 100 to tlUo,o AAsets
not definitely known.
, 1875-08-14

TORONTO
TORONTO. Aug. 19.-Kerr d Wilson, WholasAe
arocozs Of this city. have assigned.
, 1875-08-14

GERMANY.
TIE WAR ON TMR CATHOLICS.
LowpoH, Aug. ia dispatch from Berlin
says: 1.-THE Bishop OF Guezen. who a,ss beeu
acting to somc er,ent for Archbishop Lcdo-
chowshi. has boon expelled from his DIooosa BY
Tho ao.ornor."
TIE OLD CATHOLICS.
BoKN. Aug. 13.-The Old Catholic Conference
occupied to-day in discussing the question Of
tho procession Of holy Gl,o1t. Tho Conference
has nearly agreed 10 d formula concerning It,
which will DO submitted to.morrow. to which
Eastern and W estetn Churches may jointly sub
scribe.
ELECTION.
DHnLrx Aug. 13.-lIcttitng, tho UltgAmontanc
candidate, haA beon elected 10 sha German Par
lamont for Coble1tz by I, 900 majority.
11einrict, Adolf Won EaBtrow. a Genera! Of the
Prusnian army. died to-day, aged II.
An lkrKnNArloNAI QUESTION.
LoNpoN, Ang. 1i-G u. MA Berlin dispRtch
to tho Post RAYS THO German Government has
addressed formal complaint to Russia in regard
to the recent infthction OF the frontier at Don-
browa. The Russian aoldiers x'lo originated the
difficulty died OF wounds received In the atflay.
, 1875-08-14
SPRINGFIELD.

SrRMoNELp, HASA. Aug. la.-Patrick Flsz-
gerald, Of this city. real estate bsoker aud
builder, has failed for $4,000. Assata prob
ably half this amount.
, 1875-08-14
THE CROPS.
COTTON.

COTTON.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Aug. l3-1seturns Of tho
Department Of Agriculture for Aug. aho" AL
Improvement Of the cotton crop OF per cent tn
North Crolina IN Mississippi. and In Arsan-
sas. These Staten were largely favored with tho
sa.po conditions Of growth WHICH had secured
their l,gh averages Of July. Tsxas maintained
her previous figures, tue drought iu HOMO coui'
tiea bong couutcrbalancod BY fuo woalher IN
otAers, Tennessee lost rer cent. mostly OIL
account OF injuries to BUTTON land cfopa frou'
EXCESSIVE rains. 1n Luulshna the average do
clins is . pes cent Oh account OF local dsouRht.
crops, Th.s injurious ipiiaenco cut down tho
average OF Georgia II pcr cent, Of South Care
lima Is per cent, and Florila III pe. cent. lho
Anqast .yerases sore ~ follows: North Care e
lima %; South Carolina. II; Georgia, W;
TIor,da. IS; Alabama 81; Mssissippl. lol ;
Louisiana, ga; Texas, ~; A1kansss' los; Ten
nessee, l07.
, 1875-08-14

u,
MrsKoaEz, I. Ter, AnR. .13.-F.iuay is.k :
Chernkoe Indian, while a. Fort Smith, lad his
horas united aud driven of by sonc ono. Ito
wont in search Of him, aud whon about milo
west OF the town 1 party OF atssss!ha, evidently
lying in wait nheakcd up hchind and Hhot him
and then lied, leaving his body lying In the road.
growing out oi tue prevailing politica! tsoublcs.
, 1875-08-14

D1rnorr, Mich, Aug. l3.-fehtorday Csps.
John 1isdner, ahip-chAndler, had discussion
with his vito a. to her trip tn Buffalo. ths In
ststing ou going and he strongly objectnE. This
morning, when lila ~ife waa dresatnR, Hidnnr
placed pistol near her back. and tlred, tho ball
psastnK through hnr bodv and infiict[nR what
must, to al appearances, DO a fatal wound. lilo
tlan thot hlmsalf IN thu mouth, and tlied I'M
mcda,eiy. Her conduct for.e months past
has given him great trouble, and he WAS prob
ably lnsana when ho committed tho deed.
, 1875-08-14
SPAIN.


TROOPS ron CURA.
NApn1p, Aug. 19.-Tho Government intenda
to aend 10000 1noa to Cuba, 40 that Captain~
General Valmaseda may execute his plans for the
reduction Of the inaurroetiou.
, 1875-08-14

a'ss timo nlio feIl on her knoea' "ua uttered IN
broken English tue following psaycr; AL
mighty f,od ,i1t rhou ~, nIorsel 10 .ccen. m,
nas..:.,. aoa' Wv NV Anua ~ P1a .,a'sns ~a'. s
mo to look upoD this ono Of Tny greatest works,
f.. a as- "m. ..''. 80. - s :, ,ho.s
Ia creation tela us khefo u too, anu, II more
u an unbeltever on tho face Of the oartb. b.
P's.aeo 10 Drug MIN ioftn ALA 8no" o'a' 'nls
mighty work OF Thine"
oap~ ueoteo ieatoe' who Won tao Queeas
prize At tile Wimbledon (EnglAntD meeting be-
,os ~ 'uas nls suceess "as aue ~ .ao 'aos 'nn.
to tho roa a .Sa na 'a ast s .eso1na
to tho old variation "when / can point ny
s'as clear to pigeons Tor mansions. ~ tho caao
may bs) In tho sky, III bid farosYol," oto, only
~ tula cass oapt' oeor9o tAlnha ho shoots well
because he IL gotng to Heaven, not that 10 Ia
what djfrare,es ,,n ~, i, n.s natssausn'p na
Ing 10 Heaven xheshar Ie IN han,y Nth ths RIA
~ not2 1S :" A~"S' "''' 'A' A''s'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-04
shnLespeare 4, tho Taan,iiy.


From the Detroit FREQ f'tcA.l
A few days ago young Gutley, whose
father lives on Crogan street, organized 1
theatrical company and purchased The
dime novel play Of "HamlOt." Tho com.
pahy consisted Of three boys and d host
lcr, and Nj. Gutlcys hired girl was 10 b
the "ghosp II the troupe could guAtaf,.
tee her fifty cents per night.
Young gutley soon blooned out as d
professional, and when his mothet asked
him 70 bring in somS wood he replied.
Though ! AIN penhyless thou cartst not
degrade met lli q.
"YOu ttot out after that wood Or I'll
have your father stouhee your she ex.
claimed. I " 'l
"Tho tytant who lava Ma hand UPON
me shall der replied boy, but he got
1fe was out on tho step when man
came and asked him where Latayctto
street was. .l.f'f 75T9S
"Doomcd for a certain time 10 roam The
earth r. replied Gutley In q hoAtse voice,
and holding his fight arm out straight.
II sayI7youl Whore Il Lafayette
stteetT called The man.
"Ahl Could The dead bu. speAk-ah n
continued Gutley.
The man drove him into The house, and
his mother sdht him 10 tho grocery after
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WHETHER DR.. DeKoven shall be Bish.
Op Of ILLINOIS or not is a question by no
means settled, and which seems to occupy
good deal Of excited attention at Chi
cago, tho chief city Of the prospective
diocese. The Tribune Of d late date pub.
fishes over a column Of matter detailing
the movements Of the opposite parties,
and reciting their hopes and feals. The
friends Of DR.. DeKoyen, it is said, are
planning for decisive victory, and claim
that his election will be confirmed BY
thirty out Of the iOrty.6vo diOcesos, and
that from the Bishops he will receive q
two.thirds vote. Bishops Johns and
Whipple, Of Virginia, Coke, Of Western
Now York, Vail, Of Kansas, and Stevens
Of Pennsylvania, are regarded as bis
most formidable opponents among the
Bishops, The opponents Of his cOuGrma-
ton do not appear so confident Us BIZ
friends, but are still working earnestly
to enforce their wishes, The movement
against confirmation has been signed by
thirty-sOvon Of the lay delegates to the
convention by which DR., DeKOveu was
elected, and has been approved SO far by
eleven Of the clergy, An extended cor
respOndOnco Is going on by both sides
DR.. Andrews, Of Virginia, and DR., Rud-
der, Of Pennsylvania, have been appealed
to to give their opinions as to DR., Do
KovOn's explanation Of tho doctrine Of
Eucharistic alteration at tho recent Gen
eral Convention. DR.. Rudder has moi
been heard FROM, but DR.. Andrews Do
scFibOs the Explanation as M oxplOna'
tlon which needs to be explained" The
only two standing committees which have
acted SO far on the credentials arc those
Of Indiana and Kentucky, each Of which
has decided against DR.. DeKoven. Both
Of these diocesOs, II Is understood, were
put down IA doubtful, neither party
claiming them with any certainty,
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ROLLERS WAGES.
A Counter statement az to What
steady WOFIkmen Can Earn.

stendy WoFkmen Can Earn.
Unpublished few days ago a statement
showing from the Boilers side Of thcq
ton what aSOber and industrious worker
in that department Of the iron mills
could earn. Since, the following counter
statement has appeared in the Pittsburgh
Epening Telegraph OF Tuesday, which We
copy as follows:
"In looking over the communication Of
Robt. Meddlcsome, one Of the striking
puddlers, published in the Evening 7sIe'
graph a few days since, We observed an
allegation that boiler wouldn't make
over 5000 per year, in double turn mill,
&c, at the hlghestprlces paid for boiling,
viz; $500 and 50 90 per ton, Now, rs
this seems to be u somewhat low estimate
one Of our reporters called at the Ameri-
can Iron Works and met Mr.. Roberts
cashier, in order to ascertain from the
books, exactly what boiler could make
in year. Robert Meddlesome referred
us to the books Of this firm, and Mr.
Roberts, very politely and courteously
granted our request, and furnished our
reporter with the time Of three Of the
boilers employed in that mill-two Of
them for five years and one for ten years,
which Is shown in tho appended exhibit.
JAMES PAsroRIUs' EARNINGS.
The account Of James Pastorius, APP
pears on the books "a follows:
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