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, 1875-02-06

who hhttl't phil htspenca extrh for catalogue.
"l,neelcr2 lieertior = at,sworh thu other, med
itstivoIy, ''why, lHn't ho the Prime Minister VI
AmnrirA'"
LAY that ho ls" q.ot', No. i I mud tho tvo
moved m to tltn nnxt ifgurr nnconrciunH ot how
cloHsly they i1nti lnd llnfl upon tho trntla. al
ttIouGll rwnsYimg rn widely from fact. For we
e1l knuw tint to 1nnGv 1nlnds the original in not
only tho prime miit.er" III Brooklyn, a,ld Of
America, hit Of the ntlisetae
1fyTk.tFTs,HEa TOME.
Wp harr heon Liytnsnsono'n burial spot III
Westminster Abhny. tudor the cold, Icy pave
mont Of tls church ho liet. whore aatses
of the hratc, and wibA. mud gooh, have
mingled Viii, tin nAtrcd tiu.t, and insle
th,A holy grDilnu for centnfiea. The tombstone
fl black rlnrb!o, intnrttitd with golden chafat-
tern, M mag be the horpcs in tho uaok nf 1ifn.
1hs inscription reA}a, "1}tpught by faithful
htniH over lind md aha. hose rests David
Livingstone. M!hhionnrv. Travotcr, Philanthropy
ial. Horn Slaru 10, 1914, at nlartyFe, 1,n1'ark.
risre. Dlod May !, 1874, At Chittanbo's Village,
U1aln. ~.
"for thirty years. hIa ll!s vas spent In un-
wenried eIolts to e7Angel!zo the native raca to
expiore tho nndBeosot0A eterott, nnti abolish
tho ni1nito,,a slxvo.trk1lo Of Central Africa.
"Nherp, with iis last wotda, he wrote: An
can To In my solitude IL to pray may Hoavana
rich benaugH coma Nron every ono-.Anrftohn.
English Of Turk who will help to liral ths ouon
sote Of tito world" EElrHA DATNE.
, 1875-02-06

Il Gambling <!pst,ktcHy,

4 Paris correspondent sArs: ".AuGtllos celoh-
rity LAS iuot tte1i buried hit with all Lbs rites
Of tho Church, ,-tho Cnntt-so kisselnfH tile nife
OF once lluatian Ambassador to rarta. AAa
separated from hor husband room nllcr tutlr
marriage, and sneo then funnl htr o,tty ,u.-
tractio" III gambling. Not d gatnng-tnbls in
F1rope but bailod her hs u cherished guest.
elegant ia driving In her cafriago o1 traYe!ing
by rail ehe passed her time playing uiq,let. in
an aadieuco With the poto. HIS Iloiine.H mildly
rcbnhed her for tier I,assIon for play; rhs
for year undertook never to stt at = gambliua-
tablo; rho felt sho obeerycd her promise, M
during the tRelveulouth she always stood at Tie
table, and might have continued no had not IN
acciddnt brokcn boti, her lega and confined her
to 4 batE-choirh
, 1875-02-06


Fancy koen. briglt-witto1. practical seaman.
fully realizing tho Importance Of hls position aud
responsibility ns commander Of IN ocean ateAnl-
ship boihg bhagsrel In this nlan1ior when he
made hH appearas,es o., dock in tius weather.;
Oh, Captain, what WAS that Lorrid jar In tho
machinery hbont II o'clock last ulgAt p
:" l.1 oans n.y. madam; perhsps tho engineer
'Do you think, Captain, 1t will bs - nns
weather us tllis all tic way ovos3
change"
"Captain. tell mo where ia the most danger
oua place ono can be u sAs whole pasHsgo7"
9ysrboarI .t>, st uight' should th!nk. madam"
fmlg frightened In STORM"
II tt'a much of u storm, miss, ne don't have
timo to be frightened till its o.or."
Ihls. many obBeryRrstwill boas witness, has oe-
te sample Of the feminine stylo ot CONVERSE
stoh. Hardly less Iudofous and absurd waa that
o. soma of the male aa1, ono Of whom oomes
along and, squnttnR knowingly Alolt, says:
,a..a: Amt Soa carrying SAL pfsttJ strong this
Perhaps Ne ars.''
i. How much aai will ahs stan In brcezs like
''oh. Ill that No mako"
Another eotnoa slon9, peshaps, With IN tdeA Of
aoiuK tho agreeable.
'uoo4 nnorptng. Captain"
"uood motuinH."
.,o.a wont you 90 torn aud take littls snthin
more bTeak!&se-coekiail or = little btte1s?"
tasatentiously)-" thAuk YOU"
~ Captain" says another, II wish you'd
zee Inst hoy NAPKIN put to NY plato vt dinuer
thet waiter forgets it,"
~ you will speak to tho chief steward ho
will accommodate yor.''
IAink Of people who ssk q steamship Captain
aueations lks sllsss faud thsy Ass no inyen-
t.o1sl oonpplsiatns that La Il "rstioent" or
"plAguey short N biz sqsNsss."- "-l}Qstoa Com
snerclGl bulletin.
, 1875-02-06

Dr.. Dachnaior, German philolosss, has TO-
Gently directed Ills ettsItion 10 lie construction
Of what might be designated universal nulaorul
Language. Assuming, At she outset, that by tho
aid Of vocabulary Ct a,00o wortlA 1ntn cAM giss
expression to a!l his Ideas. tho first universal
dictionary is constructed OIL this basis, eacl, word
having number which represents it in eaoll OF
tho several Languages included In the work. As
an examples it tito nuulhar 100 stands opposita
tbs word trr in tho Eugliah column. it will alao
10 found asaiaH. e" IN tho French, sud }eaet iu
tue German, and thus throughout the whole list
Of languagea llHnt. In the application OF this
metAod. ~ Englishuan. writing to = French
friend with the dictionary IL land will first seek
out tho word ho desires to ezpross iu French !;
but, in place Of writing tho word itself, will wrlta
tlle nuneral that IL its universal representative;
and, reversing this method, tho Fronch recipient
Of Tho communication will replacs the nurneras
by tho words ol Ills own language. The sualu
obstacle in tho way Of thus uleilod IL the forma-
tion OF CASES, tousoB, etc., tho ouly announce
uent being that, "to mako known masculine
an1 feminine nounH aud adjoctiYaH. te,,scs and
infections, aud other grammatical requirements,
Or. Uaehmaier afii1es certain simple mArks to
the Mumerals. Tie lo2rnod Doctor has already
publitled tnroo dtctionarios, French. German,
aud English, cunstrurted OH thin principle.
, 1875-02-06

look most revolt!ngly fresh and protty When
no appeared III the morning, father (who awata
comes IN to breakfast from out Of doors, with
blast nj cold air, very mich ~ If lie had a'ept
On the nearest gfacter) annol,1sccl That thoao
En.linn gir'H started to walk MP to tho summit
OF tlin Esgischl,orn two hours ago. md are COM
inE hack IN tirso to crosB tho Aiotarh glacier to
Eo 70 ttlo Belle Alp for tho nghtl' Before long
thaS came H. brisk and rohy an usual: oh M!
hot sfed ut aft And without waiting for any
tt,hlnE more thAn lunch, They were OFF again.
Mo Gfoanea III hp!rt. as nc nAw them disappear
around promnntorvn
, 1875-02-06

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. b.-Tho Board OF Direct
oTa OF tho Merchants Exchange to-day unani-
riouais adopted = memorial to Congress settling
forth In strong tarms why, in the improvement
Of; tho mouth Of tho Mississippi River, tie
Southwest Pass should be used instead Of tie
South rass. 1t nsges the Use Of jettes for tlc
Improvement. and tho adoption Of Capt, Eads
rlanj claims that tl,a South Pass would prove
si.sirpi valleys md, Wills ths question M ton
Of economy should be regarded IN tie
matter, It IL belieyed that Tie difference in
the ooat Of tire works, as between tho paBses,
Wien compared with tho magnitude OF tho in.
.erests involved, ia hardly worthy OF considers
t!on
Ths following resolution MAS also adopted:
R<Sopaf. Tint the MerchAnta' Exchange Of st. Louts
respectfully requests Chh1nbors Vi Commerce. boards
of Trnac. End kindred boes In oher cirs aud esnc-
eally those Situated Oh tho M!sstssrpi and lis tritu
tsE!es 10 Join Without delay III area 10 CungFeaa
for tho erecton Of permanent wurks for te improve
Inet1t OF tue mouth OF the Mtsalaspri Kvrr 1t tue
Southwest fnss. henH Ill stles acknowledged 10
b the hTsaat, safsss, sssI beat natural chaunel.
, 1875-02-06

Looks npon Lis appointment Az purely honorary.
'The whole Of the emolutnonts 10 to the Under
:. On tho contrary" continued Mr. u, !" tho
High ShorlN bears all the expenses OF the Judge
wtlilo holding the Asaze, out Of his own private
ro'o4uo. lilo takes api furnisle. tue house,
provides tho carriage, escort, music, servants
In . word. he imporsoDstss his county ln tho ~
saption Of The administrator OF JUSTICE"
oPER1NH TUE A.6izE.
But We have now reached the soats which Alr.
Capias' fore:lought has seouted tor rs: We yit
otnae tho bar. ID 1t ia called in full vlow Ut tho
Judge ~ he takes bis aeat on tho bench. bowling
graTply to the whole Court, who rise with > sim
1itaueo'ia movement OF respect The bar
rfntora git with the!r bAokB to III, ~ they and no
gentlemen Ii Of their gray wigs and thsir blaek
1!ous curla and long tails. 1t is In
these. wigs that tho wisdom ia oftenest
found to DWELL thought my friend and |.
sits IN % elevated position in front and OIL tho
right OF the Judge. The Grand Jurors arc seated
III tia gallery, and the officers of the Court are
ready TO answer to their aames. Proclamation IL
mhde and tho commissions nndor the royal soal
prcAeut, ID to deliver the gsol Of the county aud
to take the assikos fu aud fort sslns: This 90
cnp!es eolne time, perhaps All hour. The dfand
J usorn nte then eallal aid sworn tue foreman
HFnt, tnoa Ela remainder u Nluaus OF tuf6e o.
four. Tile oath IL administered III the voice Of
tho Clerk ct the Circuits, but bt}ors tie Judge.
and Ia. ~ took itaowl., thus,
"YDu, ~ foso,uan of this grand n1urat now holden
In md for ths County Of Deer. shaIi dssnt inquiry
aud truu ProseatuIrnt make Of all SUCH matters al
thugs ~ slAll eons to your ui,s1Ks. Thu 'susens
c"uisel, yoar feluws. aud your own you shall keep
hatred; neither shall you suilee suY one 70 remain
from feas fsyor, ansctlou gaiu, a!d
or hope sAesfof: hut yon shall present Ill thlnga
truly, they 10 your knowledge, according u
tas beat Of your sfill md hdsty. 70 help YOU God
Aud 70 tae sgnAds! Tla pAth xhich your fnEe-
mau hath taken lila part, yau, md saeh aI you,
, 1875-12-28
utart1ing Developments in tho Cases Of
tho Condemned Persons n:
Herkimer, N. Y.
Tho Witness Upon Whose Tcstf-
mony They Were Convicted
Conirsscs Perjury.
Proposition to Compromise the Suits
Against Ex-0olleotor Harper
A Wra1o In F|a!bush, N. y, Goads Her Hus-
band to Terrible Deed.

CONVICTED ON pERJuFEo TESTIMONY.
UTICA, Doc. 27.--A short tln,c ago Loolica
Froaent,nrE!. and Abort Frsdorburgt. l,cE Ron,
wcrc condemned to 10 executed ut EerkimeT.
nac. II, for the murder OF Orlo Davis. s1l ugci
cripple, In the Town OF Gray, fesanlnr County.
Last Btlntncr they wore convicted on the owl
aenco OF Mnry Davis q ynunt, married daughter
81 Albert Fredonbnrvh, and daslglter-i'l-uw Of
tho victim. and confessed ntcumEiico.
For wctiH past tic counsel aeslgncd tho co,,'
ienlncd llas mndo application III vail, for u
tiny VI the SENTENCE. Tie Ht'Tth of to-inorrow
will contain tho confession .ot tho gill Mary
Davis that hllo testified falsely OIL tile trlal i;
tint hho urd llor grandmother com1nittol thu
murder, md tl'at her tnthoF Ind nuthnE 10 do
will, 1t. Atbnrt has written lester to tho III raid
declaring Ills Innocence, and intimatlRs Tint
Franklin DRyiA. Tho husband Of lHa laughter
aud Bot Of tho victim, was concerned i'll this antl
ushet murders. It IL believed TINT tho OLD
womnn, I.eotllca Fredonl,ulth. IN Irresponsible,
anil that llDr aeutencs will ia cuil.lnutel Oh tho
recommendation Of experts.
, 1875-12-28
LYNCH LAW IN NEVADA.

ttFf*peFfAtHe& aHH FFAHftaEe LhFDHstH.
Carson, Nov, Dec. 17.-Thia 1norLiag at day
light QUO or two citizens pahalug along tho roat
ieur tho cemetery were Aorriled to rec tue tnad
boslY of man hangiug by tue ueck to tho cato
frame Of tho graveyard, aud returning into town
they spread tho uewB In I'LL directions. Crowds
immediately poured cut to SEQ tho glast1y sight.
Tbs body was tla4t OF man named Uurt. TWAS
lanEins ln tAe sunlight with a placara bearing
thn omInons nnplber "60l," pinned upon the
bfeast. Then Il was known that tho dread risi.
lance Committee hui beo, nt work, snd uuue who
we're couysihant With thu Rusecedeuts OF burt
aud the part which lo llad lAtely played N this
city weto very much surprised. Tho dead mans
head which leaued to the left was within Is
1lcllcs ut the urussbeam. Ills feet, wl,lcl, Hrte
It'll covered with lila boots, were within two Or
tAsee feet OF tho ground, Ills ayn.s wuro pIu-
loueA behind hiln, mud his legs were tied to-
gethes. ts wHs fully d1essud, bAye t!.at he WIZ
without q !.Rt Ills face Was towBtl tho north.
and 1t uokea tsllul aud like tho face VI lua,,
WHO was seepu,Y. all that told tile ttury Of Lls
fato was tho papet-tadSe that his body Soro.
Thu verdict Of the cJronct'H jury IL a. folowa:
"ljeath At tho tands of sa uuknown Vigilance
Committee, by whom lo was takou from ttu
Curry EnEine-l1onse. about h4lf-pass o'clock
on .ho morning of Dcs. II, 1873"
Some lew WoekH sgo man named Dett!Ing
WAS III rested aAl charged with tho crime of ar
son, alleged " have bean rol,.mltted iu setting
tire to tAo Chinese quarters hero. il Waa not tho
first caae Ut u14pn that had alarmed the ctikeus
aud there was Ii.sle doubt that tho furtuer a.
tempts lay 1t tlo door OF Dott!ing. Hs had ljs
trial iu tho district Court and Was CONVICTED
mainly upoa his own testimony burt, who was
, 1875-12-28
Ex.CoLLECTCa HARPER.

!Iptr,ai Msrafth ta The CAla1o TRIBUNE.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Dec. 27.-Ncgosiations haro
boen In progross Tor some ti,no to secure the 70.
lease ot ex-ColIectos John L. Harper from tho
B;,ltB against him growing out Of his dcfaca-
tiun in 1873 It wns for this pltrposo that uov.
ial1ucr and tho Hon. Thomnh g. Robinson To-
tently went to Washington, and it ia understood
That thoy got asaurances fron1 tho Treasury Do
pastmeilt and the Attorney-GenorAl that il tho
amount Of tho dcfalcation-:100. 0D0 or ao-
was ntaio good, the s'llts would DO allowed
10 tlru,,. Strong local influence has boon
brought to bear to back up theHo gentlemen III
their efforts aud it IL bolprou that Judge Treat,
OF the United States Court, Ia OF tho opinion
that Harpcr wna rather led iulo tho business,
nDi waB not q willful aud deliberate offonarr.
Tho great difficulty llaa been, however. TO raiso
tho muney. Iiatper himself Is believed to havo
pothiug, or, IL l,o has anything, it IL put whcro
no ono cal find it. Another difficulty VAS tue
Impression TINT son,o Of tho money OF Which the
tiuyeruuient was dcfraulcl went into tho
hands OF Smith, who Waa Harper'H chlef
clerk. Saturday night tho lIou. David
i. Littler, WHO has been omp!ored ln
thcso cases, won't up to Chicago for tue pnr-
pose, 1t is believed, ct inducing stnith To put up
Eib sllnro OF Tho munoy towards making good
Tho Gota!catinn. Lie rot back this morning,
having, it IL thonght, succeeded IN his esranu.
II tha 10 20, Tho rest Of the money "ill to tnala
up Nv I1hrpers father. who owna farm III
Noodford County worth $40 ,000t sad also by llis
nncles, who arc tolorably vell-to-do. Whcnever
lilo money is maid over, Il is believed that tho
uih will 10 alrleAen from tho docket.
, 1875-12-28
Al IMPORTANT INVENTION.

BAN FEANclss:o, Cal. Dec. 27.-1t. ii. Fryer.
tho Inventor Of a new process for reducing re-
tractory ores which las attracted great inteross
on tho coast, las recoutly been III this city,
During tho past wook mining men auu capital
!ssa lsay0 bcsolgeh him fur information ~ 10 tile
pTocea4 and With business propositions. Vau
troceeB ii drcmed Of the greatest importance to
the mining interests Ut tue Pacific Coast, Antl
tho impression A general tia. 1t will do all that
IL claimed for lt,-naulely. extract all the pru.
cioud nlotul contained in tho most refractory
ores. Ftycr lett tur tssnss Valley to-lsy, mAslo
thu proevss IL beinH practically teatcd.
, 1875-12-28
LOTTERY DRAWING,

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 27.-Ths drawing OF the
Louisiana Lottery Ut tho Academy of Musio to-
day was witnessed by IA immense number Of
spectators. Everything passod OF sssisfacto-
E!iY. Tho following uumbals drew tho principal
prixess bs4 won $l00. .DuW; 10,7G9 drew $50 00u;
aud 49, 468 eact, $1,000; aud tue following ca 90
eugh; 7Gu. 1,bua, GQ14, 1l,47Q,
, 1875-12-28

aSGfFNt7 It4JaFGH a 7Hd INfTF130 5FI5HW.
IT. LOUIS, Dec. 27.-A dispatch from Leaycn-
3rth, Kau., btatos that Two young 1neu ot
4'latte County, Mo-, uaned Joseph Ila!lwiu and
Julll Hornbuckle, lad an alteration in d ball.
room Saturday night, which iel to challenge to
light according to tho code. A duel With platols
wAA arranged. and tho contestants wero upon
tho fold, Wien otcUrs OF lilo law appearcd nnl
arecsted thu principals aud seconds. 10th piiu-
cpala bny tlloy ars determined to fight OH thn
ttbk opportunity. Thsy belong tu tWo u tho
tebt fxu44Iles in Western Missouri.
, 1875-12-28

AZ m 1a!ees RI .,sts ~ yso< Il III. i rest,
Hs,eiuis " ,a s,r,i aaadalaf uosr
e.sxes tto,n the md sao ionis 4 sIia di-
tl.; ttsa%' eSsgs,a s'nssa l. .shs Think
naintnl dsol.,9e1 night asoAt. los ot spen and Ill
Msstss OK tlg Ifc ncpc within tho curative ransa
.1l pFoso y ~ pGtson ualu& ior ethor diseaso IL
tho patient daily booon,tnE .cdnocd b. tho wsstes
Anu decomposition that II continually proRrogslp9,
ercdsi IL afresnx theae vsatea, and rrp.fa Tho sas
with mads frm hoalthy btnod. d.And ths ths
t.; xt0n ogeo s io'acd{ % Ssqps2oos H. Ts.k paE
IL regaIr viii DO rapid and every dAy tic patient I'D
fnl hiaself growing bater and strnnHoT tho lDo dl-
KcsHK bett6t, appetite AnpFoTiuK Aud lcA aud XpixhA
inrreAalnG. :, ,,,
krnwr eial Agnns u tho i Ghsunr, Ho5o{uoai
tonttstttoa and Skin dlaa4es, hut 1t u tho uny pol
tive fur
, 1875-12-28

From pru{p snt gentleman and resident Of Cincinnati.
o. tur Tic p4st usy yosFs we'll kuaWa u hs
publishers throughout tho ualted 6tAtna.
... NEW Y04x, Oot. II, $50.
un @ .at,a ~ nIa az aa4oSa ~ :onse ~ ~. q.
working u Iuus n,et!c,ne on nys~lt For several yoas
had atac+e With trouble In tho bladder and
urinary otxAns which tsivo mouths ago
~ nts1 teftoy Affecting disease. *hah the phystoIkna
a.@m:toa q ~ k,aeays "a bladsI tP1 s.,.
e{es getting radically el1sd haa tted nun ber Il
PhTsciana nd hAa taken l.rFs auanutr Of madieae
ha rad Of s.tonshnx oaEes hs,tas bean .ds b yosr
Philadelphia Sasrday Es*ntsg fet OF having so4
ssess IN psr.ou sho had lous bsaa sut!s ssins hsd
p.51s: M..a,sas. Me.ay ksff I'D Kssal;tns l.
u zcllp7od. Aud now fasl - vol = s:st; <,,.-,.
, 1875-12-28
The Wife Kills tho lseAT.

Tha Fl0cassie (VA) Herald haa this story !:
Last Wook Mr. ". W. Womack and family,
who 1.-Two on James River, wa1e aroused lAts III
tho night by the. loud barking Of their dogs, snd
tue oAeoltont housewife endeayorel " lnoite
her worthy husband to investigate tho CAUSE OF
1t. Ho declined to bo disturbed, howevsr, by
y ycaturod out. With the aid Of sexv&nt and
tho dogs sha capturvd tremendous beat fcou-
ssdaripH it, sgs). to the R1souiEpmans of hes
4eFs lotd. who ,pas 10 his Appearances sftss tba
, 1875-12-28

Isp.AsAro1ls. Dec. a. Kcharl Parsley WAS
fatally shut by James 3clwIne, neur F,sher'B
Station, iu lInu,ton Comfy, Friday afternoon.
Tlo parties wore anatre.ing nbout tue result Ut
. slIuntlng -rnAtctl for u turkey.
, 1875-12-28
4 HflAE.

eAK FAANcrsoo, Dec. 27.-Nows from San
Diego says ne 1eportod revolution i. Ban 1la-
fael. Lower califUruls, in = canard.
, 1875-12-28

6pteiat iHstatth In ihs Gt1cAse TrabHnf.
CaASknaylLLE, Ind. Deo. U.-Iute!lgonoo
has reached hsru Of all aJrr4y At Eyurtou Village,
miles Irosn ths city. betSoan johu Warnor Ana
E,uloro Thonlpson, in tho courso Ut which
Thon.pBun discharged about d dozen aEota Mt
Warner, ono of which, talig alrout III tho uoc,
plured fatal. The trouble Nus tlIe result Of
Ers.1ye WHICH la1 existed bo.nucu thu tao men
Glt bulau tina.
, 1875-12-28

trunk ints: F!rrt rfaef, celit1 a1cnnA rtnss,
CENTS third r1uss, rents fnuFth claas, cen.s rpm.
rE cents provisions. Erain nnsi lran, ueua TER
lLb rounds; taur. Il cunts per barrel.
, 1875-12-28

Specadl U4 O1leI to IAs LNfea30 IFtouN&.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Dos. GA tramp b,oke
into tho school.houso hvre, built 4 .i1s. to1e
Achoot-booEs, ruasted Pntatoes xnu stole two
thermometers. Tho building narrowly escaped
<sslructlon. l1ouse of Curreetiun for ono year.
, 1875-12-28
effects OF WHISKY,

4<Tr-aH ihsud,sh to 3hs th,r,an Tribune.
ST. T.nuis, Ner. 17.-(llach Folding, = negro
WAS fatally shut Saturday night a. 1Iatte City,
Mo-, By n comranin,, nnmed 1lct1hen Hkl!men,
wh,e engaged in II drunken quarrel. sk.lsnan il
i,uw In jail.
, 1875-12-28
A CONFLICT WITH BURGLARS,

BosT0N alaba., Dec. 2!.~aIoaos 4. Wood, Ia
aoutest With TWO burglars. Ut Ills Aouss u
cambridge. alssa., yesterday morning. WA
stabbed thEeo tineA 1ul shot in tho abdoalsn.
Ihe burglars escaEol, but lufs e!uu0 worth OF
booty which they bud packed Mr.. Woods iu-
iuries ela bsaeyol to bu fatal.
, 1875-12-28

NEwnrRn, N. L.. doc. 2i.-Durfug cock-
fight. oarly Sunday morning at Mattewan. John
llornc. a saluon-keepor. Was fatally Rlos hy
mat named Mckinney. It Fisllksll Laudislg.
, 1875-12-28
THE NEW YoHk CANAL FaAuos

COMMITTEE report that "Auator Ihayor'a p,r-
thases ot drafts aud certificates aguiust tho
btata betwcuu tln 7th OF December, lb74 end
H4o I'd VI July. ln75, amounted " 65 il unu.ber,
lssd represented kho saza Ut s3la.Jl3 aud largo
N this nnu. Rp1,ca,a, VIC have Iea4uu tJ bel!eye
LIZ llat Ii btyl! las from complete"
, 1875-12-28

ItSrlNHArI. Doc 27.-The GeueHe's Cbarlestou
~. IA staeial NAYS = coul.nluer uamel Leo
w. W. ppen by two kninv:s 1aMed unlrnoa aud
, 1875-12-28

Eatsert, miloa from thai city, last SATURDAY.
evening. and stabbed histy-tllrsa timed. Tho
mutdGrers arc i'll Jail,
, 1875-12-28

Erte,at DA1atth IN 7ar th,ruan Tribune.
EATON. o.. Dec. 27.-An oil nan al fnu,ste
If tho County 1narmary for the past thirtv-ivo
yen9H. "aA killed to-day ty crazy inmAtc nnn.nd
31ngt:n STRIKING him OFT thu lead with =hovel.
, 1875-12-28
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb DisoAaos. Gravel. naboto<, Dropsn
atoppasa ot water, tnponnenc0 o. urtno, Hrlzhta .s
dsos,s Or ~ s @ Sasr !, th,sk e!oads TAXED ssts
nix thoe h morbid. dark. lallons appoAsAnoe and
hto haaeduet d4s.aaiA. md Hhsn tnsa pt4ck1inxt
OF tho back and along tho lolns.
, 1875-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
ILLIapIH CENTRAL NECK4pTB.

Special Utspa&eh 10 TAs Chicago Tribune,
BpRIsar1ELn, ILL.,, Dec. 27.-The illinois Cau-
tral Railroad Company submits to the State
Auditor the following report OF tho gsoss TO-
ocipts Of The Company for the six months oudiug
Oct. III. lH76:
, 1875-12-28

HEvxnLT, 4ass., JULY II, 1910,
Dr. nApwAr ihs.s hsd ovafiea turnor in ihe o;.'tss
and bnwgl4 All ths DOCTORS said thpro hap fof
r." 1ttet e.oryhinx that ~. seco.nneadsf has apth;
ssuid IL l. bot hsi 40 faith il it. Goesaso ha sas.
fee txs!e Fo4. took stk bottles ef ne Hoeolssnt
es9y hele! and thae Ia nol sign q tqaos to BE- ses4
b..e w iss sast1s 81 se.9s writ II;
sIds Of thu bowps the xs.n Ttttn thu tn Jou fas
VIZ 'sA'As VI s''' HANNAH r. KNAPP. 4
rles. u pat bottle.
, 1875-12-28
A'1a' ''''''' .'S1t4v1svo119
6syon per couk thercot IL sl95,608.G5, which
amount goos Into tho Btata Treasury,
kEnNAAKA ITEM.

N1sN+ F~A Se"s FAp+V4& - F&1UsHt4s8u. NulCu
amount Boos into the Btata Treasury,
kEnAAAKA ITEM.
Sp<fsat D'spatca II TN Chicago 1stb4r.
81oux CITY. Ia, DEG. T.-Ratusna received to-
night from Dixon ami Dakota Counties, NebsAs-
"a: which voted to-day OH tho question Of Issuing
ss7.u00 and $4,000 respectively to aid in tho
constsucsion of tho Coyiugtou, Co!amb,ls d
Ulack lttlsa leailroad show tho vote was almost
unhnt,nous In favor ot the project and tAs Com
papy will commence ths building Of ths road iul.
n'eaiately. Ttcso arc bontires and Cannon t,e!nK
In huuoe Ut the event over tho river Tonight
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
Owing to the largo reduction in fEelghtratos
from tho East to tho West, tho Milwaukee 4 VI.
Paul aud chicago i Northwestern lsatlroads
claim tAat their pro rata from hero to MilwAu-
kes hardly amounts to ANYTHING. aud that kaey
can no longer etana 1t. Iley have therefore do
cidei to charge hereafter minimum arbitrary
rate, ~ will 10 goen by tho following circulars
CH1oaao, pse- 37.--Ia Etssxr1t and SouthtEa eots-
ntetaes Owing 70 tue v1lEooly low rates that laRo
pFulDed during the past year. and our ahoft lle and
i.rgs terminal pxlscnsv, wo hereby give uotico that
froln sud after Jan. 1885, The following minimum
arbitrary ztrs viii L1 charged bslNssa ulueaeu aud
1llw.ukss, on freight 10 alt fFon Auwsutss md III
common pauts sA4t A.A sonlh at ChlcsRo, suejat Is
ss4t sud Westboand claaaidcat,on. - tstabYaLtd Iy