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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15

A NEw SwINDLE.-A new swindle
has been discovered. A well dressed
man stops at farm house and engages
accommodation for drove of sheep and
a man who drives them. The sheep and
driver are to come along the next day.
The pretended agent stops over night.
has the best fare the house affords. and
slips off the next morning without pay
ing his bill. The sheep and driver
never appears, of course
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15

Connecticut has adopted biennial cleo
tons, and hereafter all State officers will
hold their offices for two years, including
members of the legislature, though the
latter will meet annually.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15

Gen. Bartlett, formerly republican,
has declined the democratic nomination
for lieutenant governor in Massachusetts,.
Ohio
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15

In the four Pennsylvania counties
of Crawford, Venango. Erie and Mer-
Ger, there are 101 cheese factories pro-
dueing yearly an aggregate of $500, 1000
pounds
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15

1t is announced that Senator Edmunds
of this State, is likely to be appointed
U. S. Circuit Judge in place of Judge
Woodruff, of Connecticut, deceased.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15
4 BARRIERS SHOP FOR SALE.

And must be sold. An exeeIle,, ,b.,.a e. o.s
soIA nan: Location desirable, the best in town,
a!ndlns view Of the whole Square Reasons
! Lls 2n account Of poor health and desiring
= onAnze OF business Inquire at once.
Bellows Pals. VI '-@i Dlsssef'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15

Some of the congressman elected in
Ohio last year, would now do well to
resign.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15

ings, Doc; Bessie Wells, worsted flowers,
Doc; Louisa Watkins, bed spread, 25c !;
Mrs, G. Church, Walpole, tidy, &c, 25c !;
Howard Il Clark, Charlestown, picture
frames, &c, 81; Walpole-Mrs. G. P.
Porter, bed spread. Zoe; Mabel A. Por-
ter, toilet set, Doe Miss +. Williams,
travelling bag, 25c; Mrs. G. A. Blake,
worsted work, Soc; Mrs ID. A. DeWolf,
bed spread, soc; Maggie DeWolf, pic
lures, 25c; Mrs. 0. Bardwell, pintures,
&c, 25c; Mrs. f. G. Morse, bed quilt,
soc; Mrs. M. b. Grant, worsted embroi-
derry, soc; Miss L. b. Hayward, picture
frame, 25c; Mrs. A. Ii. Kingsbury, crib
cover, 25c; Miss F. +. Watkins, card
rack, 25c Mrs. Fred X. Watkins, yarn,
Doc; Mrs. o. Mead, worsted work, soc /;
Miss Helen Watkins, bracket and tidy,
soc; Mrs. j. Z. Hodgkins, undercloth-
ing, 25c; Mrs, A. p. Rowland, cricket
and rug, soc; Bates & Aldrich, case of
shirts, 81 Mrs. 0. Martin, A bed spreads,
a0c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15
List of Premiums. Nine Towns Fair
Association.

List of Premiums, Nine Towns Fair
Association.
DURHAM CATTLE,
let on Bulls r. d IL NJ. Elwel,
Langdon, s. %
I'd on Bulls +. w, Bancroft, Bel
lows Falls, 2 %
ONE YEAR OLD BULLS.
LIST A. NJ. Winslow d Sons, Putney, 50 90
I'd L. w. Bancroft, Bellows Falls | 90
COWS.
1stA. NJ, Winslow & Sons, Putney, SO 90
I'd Il. & II. Nj. Elwell, Langdon, 2 90
TWO YEARS OLD HELPERS.
LIST r. d. III. M. Elwell, Langdon, 50 90
I'd r, &. ii. M. Elwell, Langdon, l 90
ONE YEAR OLD HELPERS.
LIST r. d; IL. NJ. Elwell, Langdon, 50 90
I'd A. M. Winslow d Sons, Putney, l 90
HEIFER CALVES.
1st L. W. Bancroft, Bellows Falls 50 90
I'd G. r. Holden, Langdon, | 90
JERSEY CATTLE.
The committee having examined the
Jersey Stock find the herd of Geo. b.
Williams of Walpole to be very extra,
the best they have ever seen, but as he
entered them only for exhibition we can
not award them premium.
TWO YFAR OLD BULLS.
LIST James Milliken, Alstead, SO 90
BEST BULL CALF.
LIST Bufum & Howe, Walpole, 81 90
DUTCH CATTLE-BEsT BULL.
LIST n G. Pierce, Westminster SO 90
GRADE CATTLE cows
1st S X. Cobb, Westminster, SO 90
I'd d. c. Wright, Westminster, 90
TWO YEARS OLD.
LIST S. X. Cobb, Westminster, 81 90
I'd Geo. Joslin, Walpole, 90
YEARLINGs.
1st j. Fisher, Drewsville, 50 90
I'd |. M. Graves, Walpole, l 90
HEIFER CALVES
1st Geo. Joslin, Walpole, 81 90
I'd T. B. Buffum, Walpole, l 90
HERDS.
LIST A. M, Winslow & Sons Putney SIS 90
I'd r. q H. NJ. Elwell, Langdon, 3 90
Sd E. W. Bancroft, Bellows Falls, 2 90
CALVES
1st R. &. H. NJ. Elwell, Langdon 81 90
G. B. Williams of Walpole, exhibited
very fine herd of Jerseys, but not for
premium. d. G. Wright and S. X.
Cobb of Westminster, had very fine
herd Of COWS but enough to entitle them
to competition.
WORKING oxEN-5 YEARS OLD AND
OVER.
1st g. d. Kingsbury, Walpole, 81 90
I'd G. R. Harvey, Surry, 3 90
% u. IL. blake, Surry, w
4th Henry Winslow, Putney, / 90
4 YEARS OLD.
LIST Asahel Kingsbury, WalpoIe, $4 90
I'd /. b. Puffer, Putney, 90
Sd 0. H. P. Watkins, Walpole, 90
4th c. A. Holden, Langdon, l 90
TOWN TEAMs-oxEN.
LIST Town of Walpole, $40 90
I'd Town of Surry, s COL
TOWN TRANSFERS.
LIST Town of Langdon, IS 90
I'd Town of Walpole, 5 COL
sTEERs--3 YEARS OLD,
LIST W. F. Lumis, Langdon, SO 90 |
I'd J. w, Holden, Langdon, 2 90 !
Sd Martin Bascom, Langdon l 90 |
YEARS OLD.
LIST John A. Chamberlain, West.
moreland, SO 90 !
I'd N. G. Pierce, Westminster, 2 90
YEAR OLD.
LIST John c. Brown, Walpole, 50 COL
I'd w. P. Wilson, Langdon, / COL
FAT CATTLE.
Best pr. fat oxen, A. NJ Winslow
& Sons, Putney, So COL
Best fat COW, S. K. Cobb, West
minister, 2 90
DRAFT CATTLE.
LIST James Milliken, Alstead, SO 90 |
I'd G. D. Kingsbury, Walpole, 90 |
Sd |. M. Graves, Walpole, l 90 |
FLOWING MATCH.
LIST, L. G. Howe, Walpole, SO 90
I'd, John S. Walker, Langdon, 2 90 |
Sd, j. d. Blake, Surry, 90
Gratuity, E. w. Graves, Walpole, 90
DAIRY-BUTTER.
LIST, Mrs. Frank Fuller, Maple Grove
Farm, Walpole, so 90 |
I'd, Mrs. Thomas Densmore, AL
stead, / DOL
LIST, Mrs. VIM. w. Guild, Wal
pole, 2 90
I'd. }. b Minard, Westminster, OOl
Gratuity, ]. B. Puffer, Putney, sol
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15
Boots. Shoes. and
Rubbers.

In this department we have large and csids
selected stock, from some OF the best mannfsegs
including Smiths best work in Ladies', Misses 9
Children's BOOTS. Also the Patent Essti. e
and Shank Ladies' SHOE. Very cheap. duraoIsr
easy. won't run over. We have the exclusive 9
Of these goods Mems, Youths and Boys B9.h
al kinds, including the soft English Kip VIZ
Proof Boot and Chicago Kip. &c. LARGE a3a
Cali Boots. latest styles. Alaska Boots for HaH
wear.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15
Hayes-y in Ohio

The democratic ROSTERS in Ohio have
got the epizootic.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15
A. f. HOLDEN 4 {
NEW ANNOUNCEMENT

Having leased the store in Union Block hr,
occupied by johnson 4 Rabbit, we would IN
FULLY announce to the public that we have an
rented and furnished the same and this wess
removed from Bridge st. their stock of Lads
tents Furnishing Goods, Boots. Shoes as5
FORK and Boston
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15

MISS DarTan, wood carving.
MECHANIC ARTS.
Vermont Farm Machine Co, Bellows Falls
lst premium VIM. A. Wood moving maohne, l 90
sugar eyaporator and cooking ma
Cleaner horse rake 20
. Flows, ca
a RSSa e s1@sF' g g
Henry Allen Walpole.
I'd premium, new model Buckeye moving ma
chine, 70
I'd premium, cleaner, Oh
L. X. Seabury, Walpole.
I'd premium, plows, so
y" cultivator "a
" harrow, or
Sd premium, G. E, Cook, Alstead, plows. AZ
G. 5. Angler, Alstead three wheel cart. 10
S. O. Ball. Alstead, business wagon, 90
W. H. Upham, Bellows Falls, cabinet organ, i 90
henry Allen & Sons, Walpole, harnesses robes,
and blankets M
Clark Chase, Bellows Falls casket and robes, 90
CLARK Chase, Bellows Falls, parlor suit, / 90
u. 7. Owen, Walpole, stoves . on
H. A. Hitchcock, Walpole, wire mattress. 90
Ira Earl, Bellows Falls, knitting machine, / 90
SEWING MACHINES
LIST premium, Remington patent, Ira B. Smith,
., Langd0n, 2 90
lows FANS, 90
HORSE AND OK SHOES
LIST premium, E. s. Robbins, Alstead. IN
I'd do, H. P. Ware, -'''''' o. 6e
James Stewart, walpole, home made pail. o.
Capt L. d. Presley, Walpole, ladders and cave
trough, IN
Josiah Emerson, Walpole, axe helyes. 9S
q D. Newcomb, Westminster, well point. 81
q. a. Riley, Walpole, national fly catcher, Ok
me Ames fiow Company exhibited tbirtv farm
implements from their manufactures at Worcester
ana Groton, Mass These articles are all of the
pest hnlsh and workma nship. The thanks Of The
society are given TO this company and their acont
Mr.. }; b. Dinsmore Of Charlestown, n II. who
placed them on the ground
G. S. Loud of Winchendon. Mass e~b;bi.o,
Bay State Horse Rake The COMMITTEES think II ono |
OF the best they have ever seen
The following articles are thought to be worthy Of
mention by the committee: y
G. +. Nichols, Keene American Servin,, ,t..,.
and New England Cabinet Organ
=: Towns, heene, washing machine and wrinoer
"; b. Fitch, Keene, spring bed.
'ohh ". Folsom, WinehendoH, flower stand and
H. Kennedy, Westmoreland, patent sap heater.
TRIALS OF SPEED
Glass ], horses that never trotted for mone,,
J, +. " Bancroft Bellows Falls, Sl2 90 |
2, G. K, Russell, " Emma ny
VIM. Robertson, Putney, Helen" 90
Glass 2, nearest minutes.
Dan Smith, Walpoe, Buster Sc GO
v m Robertson, Putney, Helen.' q eG
a, N. Wetherbee, Landgon, "Membrino Mare. 6s
The above horses trotted within one-eirbth of a
equally. 'i' iueu
= Glass 9, Gentlemens driving horses.
!, A. I. Dinsmore, Alstead, Majors so M
: " =, o.. !" i !. IN, "aiPoie' BUSTER 5 90
|, g. H. Angler, Walpole. Major" 500 m
!, W. A. Maynard, Walpoe, Peter ~ az
) Frank A. kathan, Westmoreland. ssNellie >, "a M
LADY DRIVERS.
, Miss Il. J. Walton Westminster. 80 m
!, Mrs. D. c. 0rdway, WaIpole. nv oo
FOOT RACE
|, 5. A. Ball, walpole, 90 an
|, VIM. Mansfield, o oo
/, John Harry, Walpole ~
ING premiums viii be paid by 7. B. Buffum treas
Ier, at WalpOle. Parties who wish their nreTo
lllls forwarded by mail, viii send an order and
amped envelope directed anu I
All premiums not called for within six,,- dave ;I,
considered as gratuities to the society. d
Walpole, n. H., Oct 6, 1875. ''A' So }.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15
CENTS FURNISHING COZ

4 full line Of Plymouth Gloves and Mittens Il
shirts and Drawers. Wooden and Cotton s6ta
Cardigan Jackets, Fancy Wooden Shirts. Lita
Paper Collars and CUTS. Patent Spring Bucsa
other styles Suspenders. &C. &c, and eomHs
In this department may be found a full line III
and latest style goods inst opened.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15

The show of sheep both coarse and
fine wool was well indicated last week,
and was so large that many exhibitors
do not appear in the premium list. A.
W. Burt, Buffum & Howe, Henry Burt
of Walpole and j. S. Walker of Lang
don, all had excellent samples from their
iocks. 0. H, p. Watkins made fine
showing of middle woods, as did also w.
G. Leonard,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15
LADIES FURNISHING coo

The latest styles Of Fancy Ties Colaretts
lars and Cuffs, Ladies Misses and Children
and silk Laces. Dress and Cloak Trimmings, n
styles Corsets. including the celebrated Mada
and Comfort Corsets, and other goods in
too numerous for our space. just received.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15

MAPLE SUGAR.
Best A. j. Fisher, Walpole, SOC.
LARGEST VARIETY CANNED FRUIT.
Isl !, Mrs. Il 9. Barnes, Walpole, 81;
3D. Mrs J. B. Clark, Walpole, SOC.
FLORAL HALL.
A. D. Fisher, Walpole. crayon draw.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15

HOR REGISTRATIONS.
LIST, { arnac," entered by Z. w.
Bancroft, Bellows Falls, 81 90
I'd, " Green Mountain Tiger, en-
tered by Dwinnel d Weaver,
Cambridgeport, 2 90
THREE YEARS OLD.
1st, Goodwood," entered by F.
NJ. Wetherbee, Langdon, SO 90
BREEDING MARES.
LIST, F. NJ Wetherbee, Langdon. SO 90
I'd, E. w. Bancroft, Bellows Falls. 3 90
THOROUGHBRED MARE AND COLT.
LIST, Rev. H. W. Bellows, Walpole, SO 90
I'd, John c. Brown, WalpOle, , 90
CoLTs-3 YEARS OLD.
LIST, Michael Murphy, Alstead. 50 90
ID, Peter Evans, Charlestown. l %.
YEARS OLD.
LIST, Peter Evans, Charlestown. 80 on
I'd, Henry Allen, Walpole, ! DOL
1 YEAR OLD.
1st, John c. Brown, Walpole. 50 M
ID, Thomas Winch, Langdon. l O0l
, 1875-07-08

cnrrIaeos were entirely wfrcketl, anil tat nnariy
alf Tho iaanangcra wln, hHsl bren standing pn tho
platforms At tho ttlno 0f the accident wcfd oitrt
killed. Or badly injured. When I raw my hug-
hand IN dying condition. after being cluat,ei
between the fourth and tlIh carriages, | bccanlo
tHHcn8thie and MAJ taken to ona Of tlln lsutott,
whore remained fnr I co,lplo of l,our1.
Az tho depot oe lhh South Hf7o railroad, In
Williamsburg, the escilement over tho dianHtor
was very great. Although lilo ,lny WIS hull-
day, and lilo railroal autloritlaa had nAol avasy
exnltiou to keep thn n1attor \ secret, large
crowd had gathered and BY 10 o'clock, .wl'"n tho
train from llookaway arrived, TITO number In at-
tent!aneo Mt tho depot was rovural lltlls-
drcd' Tho con,inct Of Tho railruad Vco-
ple IN e'Nlcavoring to 1.lhl, tho matter
M Waa Hoyerosy cenrnrcti, and tile euul-
pany blamed Tor tlleir Hifgnrdly policy Ia opqr-
ating tho rnatl. II IL Athted o, good authority
sllat. whom tlc rtcscnt managers went iu!p
oilicct they discharged NIL tho Did conductors,
and hirod bralomon TO fill theIr placcs, At tho
beggarly YRgeH Of ;i0 a month, Ignorant anu
inexperienced man hayo been freq,iontly rlaccl
In posts Of groNt toHponaiIAflty mefciy lc-
cat1ss tho "eaonomtcal oilicials Nsro un-
wiling 70 pay n fair rnts af compensation
for good eervIcc. Tho present; disaster was
compared with that of 1873, In which similar
trnge'y incurred at Dnsllwlck, Long Island, and
IN which tic ehyhA spectacle HaB presented IT
two heavily-lndcn rasBouger trains cullldtng
while running At high ratio Ut spne1. Ar III tlIo
psesent case, tho olluclB Of tho road wprn ut-
tnt]y Without azcuso, nor did thoy eyen ptatand
" o1oy aay.
, 1875-07-08

RAILROADS MANAGED BY FLOODS.
kFscit@ DHJA{tf4 to me chcugo Tribune.
Qu1scy, H., Jniy 7.-Thn ,1lss1sslppi IsiYer 81
this point ia now Ii feet ahoYo low wasar mark.
Tie bottom lands adjacent to tho river and Its
tributaries IN this asction arc entirely subNarged,
mud the growing oropa have boon greatly DAM
ngcd. Along Fabils hiyer, Mo-, crops ct all
kinds ARC reported ex.iseiy ruined. Fences have
bocn washed away, and in aome instances houses
hsvp bcan rendered unuhap!tahIa Tho aame
condition OF Affairs oxiAtV III tho low lands south
ut thin atty. 80 far. 10 lives hnyo btcn lost, 81
alnp!p opportunity to pa,pa1o for tho doa1 aid
10 oscapo, II found nocGasaFy.
Tlta bridges on tho different railroads Situated
IN tho Missouri bottom have bean Weakettot II
not entirely destroyed. Tpe Quincy, Missouri u
Pacific hallway has suffered aeyeEeiy by tho Etgl
wa:or Of tho gabjus Niser, which has Weakened
that II WAS deemed s4!yaaLIo to dissontiuue t4e
regular trRius far tho labt day and night. The
regular train loft thls Afternoon, aud will
mako \ tfsnstor nj Fsblus bridge, Tho
81. Louis. knlrhs Il Northwestern Rail
road have both branches Of tlojr tack In
y disabled co4dltiou.. THO Hannibal branch IL
tatpg PLACED IN running order ~ Taptdjy w poH-
ntble. The track butxtet, this c.ty and La
ly the trains hayo not beon III operation for the
past two days. The bridge hboYo Canton is
badly damaged by khe high Wnttr. Tho l1Anui-
lal L Ut. JOG tra}ua haTo beop behind Tins, aud
one tram HAs tAkon pG yeaturlay afternoon.
OWING 10 the wnter injnrfng the tzaok TAsa
morning tho train went out on time, but trans-
fer WA necessary at Gl.orttoh River bridge.
10 good order, tAo brqala all laYfng Leon re-
URircd,
, 1875-07-08

Emma 7. Dah1nn, "Wldtewa-h," Josrps. u.
lsadfnrd. "Characser nn.l Eepntndon:" Martha
y. 1.oyelt, "Tlln Aroma OF Lifo;" .oIln q. Hay
Tard. "aWar'" Jennic Wilton. "Noshina but
The gtatl,tntns Bcomcl quito young, md, tttlg-
ing from tho s'io"cra Of h,lslNcsH that raIncti
upon tic platform cacl, one usl,ad Ills cHaay,
all hnso nlaNr fr!ontfa in tho city.
Tho nitric WAS weak. owing 10 Tho hhHcnce of
rualo roteen; hut 1t waR furnished by thu school,
Mil not b1trawG1 for tho OCCASION.
Atr. ". g. Hamilton, lrcH'dens ot tho lsoarf OF
Education, gavo thu diplomats II thu t,radunten; :;
and Judge Gfifin tna4e an address TINT was wcIt-
timed atsd worry practical
MEARlE1.E IERT1TssTE.
popular 1.ntlics Seminary lMntn1 tn Fond du
Lao, lind itd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !Ihuss-
Tho thr"o young ladies' who eradnntod voro owl
dontly mot accustomed 10 10 large n room. aud
failed to tnakc themselves distinctly heard. Miss
Kitty G. lrngg lind ef.oRo" 't.syEt" for hor top
Eexti" aud Miss nj Nsffffio q. Wight Lad In" inc
compoetltun upon "TAo ralimpBost."
Tho music nnH Enol, mud tle attslrcsR to the
cla4s by Miss Mary Walker. ot Fort AtAnsou,-a
turner graduate Of slcrtlIo Inattute.-wha =
Kem 1t its kind cloar; 10 ,pntn and an trs,o
that ,,ono could iIHsou to it without feolng tho
better for 1t.
Tho lsov. Arthur Little. Will, aomo appropriate
rotaaskH, presented tho certificates to tho caas.
Tho ncuol rclcctB great credit upon fta princt-
pal. Miss NJ. h1crzille, and IL an Institution Of
which the city ,l,ny weil bo proud.
A reception WAS giTnn to tue alun,nm MI Fri
tlhv csnninE. Thcfe was a pleasant gathering
of frien!s aud 1,Ai1onA, and eOapo nf hours OF
consr"tnlations music, conv@rsntion. cake. anI
ico-croan. QUIxnrx Qu1ckalunr.
o.. THE ruDLzo EoifnoL rRsacalAls.
R1'hc'nt t1sfut'h fo Iht tHfcHt" Tribune.
CnAMrA1uH, IT,. July 7.--Tto State Association
Of Principals Of Public Schools IN now In session
ut tho 1ndustrial University. I!Ie meotlng Ii
we'll attended. anu tllo exercises iHtefestfnt.,
,lanv of tho most prominent educntars Of Tie
State aso here.
TttE INDIANA UNIVERSITY.
Sntcfat h,sI<th u TIE t'httuao Fribunt.
tN11AsAlpLls, lm1,, Jnly IA enmmittes Of
tho Trustees Of tho State University started
East to-.lny for tho purpose OF looking up IN
eligible man for rIeBltlont.
, 1875-07-08
MALPRACTICE,
Death of Young Woman Under
Distressing circumstances.
Arrest Of Dr.. s. W. 1ngraham for a.
legged Murder,

Ono OF tho most narrowing aud dAEnet'ng
cnaeE Of malpractice OH the l'art Of L physician
cahe to light last night, and tho police
l.nvc now tho aecaro! in custody
aud tho corpse Of yonng woman nndor
surveillance. Tho ro1suns to this lh.ost dreal-
full net are Mattie l1osa. young vonnn Of ~
ycara. now deceased. and Or. Rorsno W. 1ngra.
hmm. Of No. 1s7 South Clark street. TITO woman
Hes dcnd at No. 265 Tcst Madison street, in 4
front room on ths third floor of fo,lr-story
brick building. Tho circumstances Attending
her 'lcn1iss and Tho arrest Of Dr. 1ngrahsm, ate
az follows;
Last osoulng, ahou. o'clock, young mau
met 0llcor 1{enry 6l1usrott, at tho Fort Wayne
depot and informed Inn that young Woman
waA Lying iron tho effects of an abortion
at at No; soGno xeS "es asas0n ths s'0st s, With
tho informant and Its reslsaenco, unfortunately,
tho otiteor raporte4 to Capt. Ellis and
lie cspntohed Horgt Callahan At oneo 10 look
into tho matter. On arriving Ut tho room ho
found Matte l!nas IN tho lane asonles Of death
and unconscious. Dss. J. e. Hlray and Troat
wore attending hnr, and tl,ay pronounced. be!
caso hopelesH. At j.l5 o'clock after anTnr,ng
great rniD. tho unfortunate WOMAN breAtl.cd her
Last Callahan questioned tho doctors comcsrm-
ing dccoahcIn illness, and they said Hno bad
born 6litcllerHl.
q h1r. mud Mrs. Phillips. young eouplo, we're
occnpantA Of an adjoining room, and lad been
prcsout. Thoy mated that dccaaaol had been
child tnonths oil. Dr. Ingrahhn. a. cased. 4nd
attoldod hor, DcceaAed Informed tho Pull
llpHeh that Ingrnham had procured MI abortlon
n]nn haE, and hau prescribed medicines for hor.
Nhi!o tho Sergeant "aA prcshnt Inst night, In
graham nc,nn it, and, m BeenR tho olfioer was
much nsitatel. lie was arrested at onrc, and
tahon to MA1iiaou Street Hsatiun and locked u1,'
in coll. lie nRa visited BY a Tribune roportor
, 1875-07-08


Tho Now York Hprld thus summarizes tho
financial condition Of fspain:
'..spanish loans .and Spanish rosourcos for
fat,'os maasahllts) lavo long heoa tlp despair
reaur OF Amsterdam. odd TnrkpyH' md Now
Turkeys reso bad enough, hut Wien 1t eauo to
old Spapiuh 'and Now Gpnaisb, to honds. ro-
noWed bonds, l'yrothecatod and guaranteed
bondst 70 CristlnH bonds, tshba1la bonds, 1uter-
Irgnpn ,boulB 4pladeus bonds, nepublica.
bonds, AlphphguB bouds, to resg4artios, bO,,os,
ra4ares, eto:, otc., most tinancierH locked up
thor Btrong- ng-boxoH, clnpped their fingers iu their
cars and took cub for home.
"In 1903 tho foreign debt Was nbouf $685.
900, 900 ind tho domehtie H3o3, 900, 00D. Spain
las always lad a}aTgo aefcIt, and largo iloatlng
debt to bridge over, aid exory roVolu Non has
contributed to aggravate allis Htato Of things.
the expenditures c4npat be- got under e1io,-
10o,o QUO even whom, an now. spain paya next to
nothing to her crodltors foreign or domestic
except pro11tsot 70 pay, which agAth srn retired
by tue sacrifice pf s,ea promises. Ihe register.
slafahly OVER o. a00 QUO, 900. hoarine IN inter.
cat Of about SIC, 900 00D THIS IL said to bo far
within tho actual figure of indeptodnsas.
j +" Thero IL besides D poruiauont loan to the
clorgy rnado III return for chusch property con-
slscateei, and d totally unmnnageabIo floating
teht, ~ tfsp shapo ,of forced loans,
hy1tAAeoatlppy, Trp4hury bonds a1,l warnhks
apd tho ltlo which, avon 80 far back ~ 1879, #aA
over e. 7O0, Que, 900. This enormous sum ropgc-
seats aimpiy tpe noruaanont appOtt Of Spain. Tho
property Of Tho Grown. tho cdnhsca.al eatntes
of. .fha Church and 81 tho po1aeupo.. hayo booiiil
sold OF pawne1 70 tho amount Of oYor $500. .ppV,.
u0o and there very littlp moroof thls property.
Tho btktp tptesta hayp I'll beon eoad an Eng1ish
company holds in, plodgo tho oopoos paipcB
of Rip Hnt., md ths raIenua ,H ,tba AlmMen
for loan. 'la 1B7a tho receipts from this Hort
of salps 4oll 4pdpr $l0 QDD. .oY0 aud tip l,aymept
I'd. Since tfoa lilo IreAapfy began 10 piy Ono One
third lnto1est OH consolidated loan In ca4l, two
thirds ii, bo1dB At 20, thoir car1ont value bojng
only 20 to 90, bit ayen this failed to work, aud
elnce tho beginnLng pf last year nothing at all
las boon paid. Thc money Tor military purposes
" raised BY farming out tho ssRm,,-tax, borrow
ing ou short limo at u pr cont, and paying