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What Stanley Snw in Ills Explo-
lWtiull Of Lake Nynfszn.
afarted Increase in French Revenues
During llto Past Year.
The Vatican Disposed to Tomporiso with
ths Spanish Government.
4 Russian Decree Announcing lilo Annexation
at Khokand Territory.
AFRICA.
srlNLET'A EXPLORATIONS.

Ar HtCA.
6rANTET'A EXPLORATIONS.
NEW YonH, Nov. ly.-'rho Herald publishes
this morning tolcgraphIc sYuopHss Of letters
received in London from Stanley. lie says nr.
Livingstone was wrong tn reporting that the
Victoria Nyanza conaistetl OF FIVE lakes. Spoke
oo1rectly ntatc that Victoria Eyanza Ia ono lake,
but Spoko's two islands ArU pennsu!as. Tho
Nivor bhimeeyn is tho principal fodder Of tho
lhko and EXTREMIST source OF tho Milo yot dis
covered.
stlnloy had sovera1 conflicts With saro-dca'crs
on the 1alsc. On ono occasion llo was attacked
by 100 natives, armed with spears, In thirteen
canoes, who woro sopulaed nfter a soyoto fight.
Three natives wore killed.
IIo arrived at tho Uteaal nuntinE.cau1p At
NsayurR April II, whcte tho King dirGctod e1fra-
ordinary festivities snd displn7s. Ono feature
WAS n navnl rnview on tho lake Of eightY-fotr
canooB manned by 800 men. On tho second
day, In addition to tho nnvhi mnnotls ers. therO
wore races in which ciehty-fouf canoes were on
gagged, eRch propelled by thirty oarsmon, tho
K1ng Loading the ileet personally, in the presence
OF 4 great crowd Of on-lookers, including the
800 wivea Of tho King. On the third dsy there
was bird-shootinR and target. practice by ., oo)
trpopR, and on tho fourth day he returned to
A1tesaa, the Capital. This Hing has 2.00o, 900
subjects. lie is Mussulmsn. has great intoltl-
genco and bis dominion affords tho be8t augury
for the possible civilization Of Africa.
, 1875-11-11

IT., cr,nl .,u,. -c4ur,,d t.,r,. o1t,;c,oi;.7
a.'.s t.'.' - 49,. ...'.,.,.'. s,.''' "
"e,'s ''1'H eo".t Yesterday u'o'm"'s aoons noo'''
and "ora then discharged, with tho tAaiias o. tho
Court. Thu jur5 has Leou Sitting nearly every
dsy, excevs. Of COURSE, suudaya nnd o!nc.ion-
5u, s,ca ,,,t ,,,,,, .;v., r,,,,t. n,r;n, IT., :
W. W. ''".o w. ~ "''s ~. "t' ~, Da6 a",
TINA taos nave examined il3 cafes. anu
haro returned eighty trno t,ls. Or
tho whole amount, between hi1ty Easi
.srs,tv ,,ay heo, wI,,s.v c,.ss ~, ~, = ,,r.,
s..'r r.,> :..,... ".,1.:' H.
Aae. ~ s". '.eA f@. ".' ~ '"' s''".'
try, tslra' caHeA lsaya II It been reported. 1toh-
ably ouIy abont io'ts ca ;ea nave beon reuortaa
in ruE Tn,nusE, b1t tho. arc be.,.yea to com
r,.. ,,,o ,r.,.,, =, ~ ,,.;,,., ,r;,o
r.,5v ,,s ~" s.eaa' ~ ~ '.". ~ ,.,,s,;..
' w h'''' ~ ' " t'o! ~< " ~ f
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POLITICAL NOTES.

r1eent thnt,it nevtr Furnishes tho rogues.
rr.,.,,,, :. varv LLa a y,yf.nca f.omn,it m mr.
""A, H., ~, fe,,,.i ,,,,,"ts ..,,,.
co9u'uk " s'e "o" ao.A 41'4' "'.n 's'1'
Lke viallneo comhiteo - Sc ke'1,srs'oa lixo
con,utst,ons: lis vigilance Committee. ii under.
take4 to govern city bi nsLods outside OF and nu-
knowu to tho ta"'
Hanntor Booth. OF California, wsa interviewed
a.. T., III, ,n,,,,.1,v r,- ,no nra.,-
lha othe1 aay w ~ u'7 o@uu'aao5 ~ '"e 14on'
t1enny. tliH answer had no uonseuEs shout It.
,I:s
know 1t 10 tho birhrlght OF every American 70 o
President. Every '|husr expects Arr saa u pS iESs1.
aent ~ ps.t1 stgtx xa, IL ssrta}ls iuocled
o,1i of ai,u by lAe te. hard contact With tau world
ANY 1,3s with common sensH ought to know when hs
has no chau:c
xo,,a;..,or r,ou,oro,v tie
or tho rag-noncy reputation !'ehoo1aoy 'ho
Ioutay&lie Courier Journal romarkH:
rha r., tr,.+ tnc,ut<r Il. stfu sua.,un9 RnI ri,y.
Inn ~ H.. ern,n nf ntution like byrna trlt4tet Ly
IL IL I.sninT It hug re,eiyeI apd sp,Ised ty fAe
hs.s,sss ~ H.. Attuaton but tlls ulusr !pt.tiou-
sts with nora tRuaonos ana Leeomns fss'sn,tv'
hayo tonKnt sehGst ssn s.n.s, ~ .s !, w.
t;nrr sstn1 spars " j"
. r,,,,.,a II.
The "balance OF trAue ash'nst 4ns'"ua 'o'
the mast Ave years has amounted to Il i0u,-
nnn oro ,5 49,. r,,,. ~, h,v ,,rt ho.r o,,,,n,,
ooo'o"o' aua ~ 49, e'~''" @"e "
very poor during tAesn bA1te 'ears' 1t ia mat
to- ,snrth the cousiIorat:ou Of those economists
n.sa,, !, rw.v rrrn, tho :. haI.nrc ot rrnf,e II
Mnt p.oasM as'sun5 a.'o,,.i t,,'sncns Ths mi.
se1t 'oka1uth ". .'aH. ", 's.o. ~ ~, ~. "a ~,
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KASSDk'S LIBEL SUIT.

DEs MONIES. H., Nov. l0.-lho libel suit OF
John 4. Ksssou, prcsont member Of CouRrcss
from this district. avaiHst J. c. Savery, D. r.
Ci4rhBon. and ]. s. Clarksu1, -aB begun In tha
District Court of this county to-day. The al
toee1 be was contained In nj open letter
written bv Gayery and published In the Register.
a paper owned by tho CInrEsons. ka8nan Sues
for f5o, ,O3D damages. kasron ntt preeent at tho
t.al, hayinl: lctt Ter tho East . few days ago.
Tn t!lal excite, great interest bere and Will bo
earnestly tuuIt: c, both Sides Haucroft It
Gum Bpcear fo' i.anson, and Judge fourso &nd
tol. Catch for the defeasc.
, 1875-11-11
AUSTRALIA

A,tEnloAN sEAME1 nZ1iEAsED III TIE AUTHon1-
TIES.
New YonH, Nov. 8-A letter fron, bydnoy
aays Tho American Consul there forced tbs Aus
trAtau authorities to Tetu,n thtHs setuun whom
they lad illegally Hoixcl ,om tho American bark
Ida Taylor, apd had sent to = p1ls ~ over l00
miles iuto tic interior Rud he !s now claiming
exemplary damngoI III thelr bulalf.
, 1875-11-11
cANVASStNC THE RETURNS.

rAAVAECtNC THE RETURNS,
THE r,Yru WARD SupoEs srI.L ounUnAr..
Tno r.nr,,.intt r,oa ri continued .hc;r oner..
"o oa "s'1"e .'"- T.. s,,s 1."s.., 1,s,,,
t'ohe yeatefuay at1ciaoo" III ''o County no''',
INF. There were blst 'o~ porsohs preheh', a'a
tbs tnlolnHt taken waa m alight an OH tho pre-
,ious day. Tho returns from fow wards
voro o,, ajucl and ,eaa. and now nil Tho pre.
"o'u ooHo' a, .' 49, ss ,.a.., f.a., ,xa,.,, r.,
e'he!a n'ii 'o"uS "tv ''1.u ''' ~
Seventh Precinct ot i5ttn fa'k mil tho Seeo'rl
Precinct nt Thu Town Of Lyons. Tho rotirns ef
tho troub!esotus First Precinct OF tin Fifth
',.. ".u ~ q" .,s,.,, ~ h.uo.s w. ~. ,oosn,
oa'lot"oos AND o'ti.'R ei oa'l"ss aso III "'s9e:-
session nf tho BoaItl "a weil % tho poll'book
and tally-ahces, but nono Of them correspond IN
t1,nir accott,ts The talIy sheet Shows H97 yolcs:
lin rnll.boDk HIoNa bll unt1,ey nlile tho nuu,.
i,"r n ha]iota thnurl, mi nccnrasoIy known. il
mid 10 he dltforcnt from either. On account OF
}lrho incouaIstancles tho tudpes roFugo to eirn
fi,a rotnrnH. Mr. otto 1Ii,hfn. oue Of them. WA
nrcscnt and saji lint l,o Ind i,one lin hoas ho
rcnson for withholding lis nap>o that be Knows
tic record il wrong nnd 40 le Ia not wiling to
nwear Tint it In r,rht, liz mont,ouel lilo fact
tI'at Tho Kenublican chaiiopccr al that nrccinct
took tho coatonta ont Of tho ballot-hox ju4t
when tho po3a wero closed, a,d laid tlle bpllots
On tbs iuIges' tabo, Then when they were
couuted the discrepancy lu Tho ACCOUNT was
seen, Tiers being abont sixty yuteB 1npre than
the ta1;y .nhoet Showed,
Sir. 1}lutm was asked why ha allowed tho Re-
publican challenger to touch lilo ballots, and i,o
rrpIicd that he could not baIn It M .ue man
took them before ho bad tifno to etop Inn,
Con, Lieh wau Of tho oninioa that until tic mat
Ter waH sotttod In tho proper way by tho judges.
! the CanyaHsiur Doard should taio no cognizauce
| Of st,e nltogother irregular paper Which WAS
LANDED in al tho returns hut a. aoo1, az Hucsl
| . result ras obtained there would be O mple-
| ttou Of tho cauyasa. lie al8o said that tho
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drtctat EilpsLA II 7hs cA.eaaa ff1oHH'.
MrsIooEE, lnd. Ter, Nov. lo.-il' 0k!oLa-
ma S:ar, III It's Issue OF this week. ie:trly de-
BOUNCED Gen. 6hauls aud another ulsh for, ~ 1t
a.sestA iustigatpg tho Creek &utloF't1as to sup
press tbs p.,blicat.o1t Of tho tndas. iroJ,tss.
Col L. u. Nolsliuot. thu s!o4lunt and d&unt!ess
Tetrl.ory, pasaed through lsors .dondaY. Gu route
"a Fort hmttt, ia attend tlo 1eaaiop Ut tbs
Cultea States Circuit Court.
, 1875-11-11

cred IN in.erestin1 animal rllrcs,. ThiH ev":-
Ing n 4nna+-zorhti',y largely attended WA heid,
An at1'IrcHa of volcouo to tia representatives
wka fv Col. t. Il. WntrnuR. who II ifant
Worthy TcmLiar f.r thu Wirc nlsn iurls'ct"a
4 reart,n.s naH fra1o ny :fr. Miller. Of A.,t,n,
,I,l ali nlrt~H TIA ~ hy IT, tathfrt, u p'H*
k',sl Tho rrsaiaI viii last two tafs. titp tnin.
Fcrair:a caaan WAS nay:r 1Aufn pro7HnriF:a
Wisconsin, Than IT. ~ nuw. nntw.thataa'lin; t'i1
da!n::u:. offaEts ri = fsw Hrsil rrrc!1no:s WHO
!neIst Oh 0tI.anlxin9 u pr0hlbLtory 1,nfty.
, 1875-11-11
What Trauspi,cl E~":tcr1'ay 70
'TlDnb1r .i;c Vic inns IT.
si,,r Of ii.
Another Discreet st. Lois Party Make5
M Etaye:1t. -stout Uon:e?y:nn.
Cincinnati Adding Daily to Tar Quota
ST, LOUIS,

,-p,.,1 }bxrrtb n Tht tj;eaco Tribune
ST. loCiu Suy. lp.-A large crowd assembled
tn th3 United 1T ltes Cts,rt-tUon1 this morning
in cx pectat!on Of hearing the testimony 10 tho
whtsty cases, Tbxt Of Louis Keflerpau. rx-
ta,,ccr, vas dockstcj for trial. There arc two
i,c IN uta against Kalle.taan, orc IN rl,ich Ais
,n,no appeats alone, and QUO where 10 in COLI
j,tntly indicted with Gtnzhuyy. lhs latter cAne
wen called titet, an the Cover, n,ent announced
it.rlf rcady for trial. Cor. fletcher, COUNSEL
for defendants, statod that hs was ready 10 e7cry
particular except That tno Of E,a witnesses
Tad not bc:u eubprnaed. Tltepe TWO wers
Clid- anil Ectluter both of whom lie
Understood had gono to Europe, and he vas
naues the ,,ccc.nily Of making other ArrnnEe-
1uents IL secure tie Ia i1oonv which they could
troiicn. lie uual I. l,owoycr, 10 ready to 20 to
tt1al tn Fsida: morning. Tho DIstrict-At,ozncy
assured Gov Fletcher tEa, thcre was homo Mis-
take abous kenncer gosnE IN isu,ore. M ho had
been aeen here OILY Couple Of days aso. Auy-
how, be had no oceAhun to 70. al Ar was
osE or THE VERY rEw Ht,:,tx1 MEN
connected with this crooked t,,,:i1ieep. JIo van
cer,o,p ,1,at Eo,neor cor,1 In f,wn, :, H.,
49, ra,,.ad ..a.,, ,.t,r =, "s - .,.,'.
"a' """'e" 'ots oan':' ""r fa1"'
from Tie fhanensfeH OF Aecf1ns1r a:to'neTs,
that they ve:o hs no nlcana prepared tD ~ to
trial. aud that their tactics would ba to .igbt for
,',,,t,ra,,,oo ra,,oox ,,o ,+;,n,u.
so''"'.u ..1' wv "Is uro'
"Aos" eesa1hohy sae oe'euAe ploissseo ~ fe'Y,
Was scen oil tho street thia afternoon. and las
never been away from tho city. fact which
m,,at he known tn dcfeudan,x and their conn.pt.
rhn 1Gu,~,,t- t.,,,ar nd ,,,+ +,,o a,.n
~ N''..'''''"ss - ''ese'.'. t"a' o ,'oo
"herc1h he!erE'aa atanaa 'hactea of nial'
self be taken up aud tiled. bnt kei~
e,mans COUNSEL declined, stating that they
,,oro.o In ,nto ,n TIM c,4ra a.. tbor
e''i.et h''ot '"''1't a'h"'ae4S' wv etos' "'''
Bet 1or hcaf'ng IN ff!da' morning.
Aft.y hellcEsnan's caso lad beun dEposed of,
thet or
cn,nrran r,nc7va
| ~ ..". -. t :, Ill.,. e.,-.
ca11e ap' a'n hs @ttosnes 1eu'4a'u sno 'o"''
tlas lis c:ien: had fo.feitcd Lss boEd E.Von up
! Oh tl4e Indictment, aud thst he waa now IN
f,u,t nn,1 asked that lin Conrt sc, e.,la tt,o
<.r.:. ,.I .,.;t L;- =. .;.,1,,,, Ii, .,,..
1os'e'su'o "''a l,s''n'' u4in ~ "'ua'"" "'9 ~"
Of not guilty, and to enter pen u gully to 'io
| first nnd secoud counts Of tue Indictment.
Thcre counts charge tir.colIant with colr.,,it,z
!, ,,o ro,,r,, ~ .rt,,fv rvhic,, .. m, un,,r,1
49, 49, ..;..,,'' -. ~, n:S..:.. ....... 49,,
ny teinieu w la". 1he U4atItct ..'osuu3 ~"
stHEeu ~ th!e cou!Ho ~ tte .'"sl ~ cp'ss ~
T.: .o an4 "cto -. ~ rA 1922" H.. ~. w' &
" unetehs lef,o, AM saen " IN" W., 1o:'..
t'ouoa haa Ie!"nt' !ne isIts,'"'" 80 h't
, 1875-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE NiSsEHUTA 1Et&lAlhTVnE
Special Dispatch 10 1ht Ch4cuae 1r'ount.
sr. PAUL, Nov. 10.-Fuli returns OF tLe Legis-
}atura rive the Republicans 7 majority in tho
Senate and 90 In tho House. The Legislature
tllis winter vii: apporttan tho State under the
lato census. For tho uext Legislature full
Seuate will DO elected.
TIE LATEST RETURNS.
spsefai D,spatcA u Tia ChicAuO Tribune.
MADISON, WlH., Nov 10.-Numorons official
retuinH hayo been received to-day, aud official or
acmi-oitic!hl returns arc now in from nearly nlI
tho counties. LadIngtcn's majority will vary
yorY It'll from 1Hut Hope OF tho election Of the
rcat of tho ltepu1Iicau ticket tH generally aban-
duncd.
NEW HAMPSHIRE rnnnin1T1oS1sTa.
CoNconp, n. H.. Nny. 1U.-The P1o!ltbitlan
parts Of this btato E1ct in convention to-day and
nominated Il. H. Keut1alt for dovurnor.
THAT uEAn BAG. 0.NAHy.
Speffaf Utspatch 10 The ChteaJo TrioHn+.
ISn1ANApoLIs Ind, Nov. f0.-Nilliam y. Uol-
man I'd ireasou tho Young stnn'a l1ondncKB club
at tile 5,ato-Ilouso thiB evening. He dwr!s at
length and with emphasis upon the necessity :
a general publication IN tho administration Q!
pllIlio affnlrs nnh devoted a good portloM OF bis
1tldreaH 10 the question Ut itnAnees. sIe Favored
tho repeat Ut the Rosu1npton act, and. in va" OF
tho heavy ILL crest account Of the Government, t,
advocated tho abolition Of National Donha
and tho substitution Of ErocnbacIB for their cir
ouiattag noteH. llo thought Tho resltd Of tic
late olec.ionh had shown the adysabili.y ef srly.
ing to sccrat tho independent yotoss ol the c0ull-
trY rather than the III lopoudcnt purity. whch lad
neither power ,IoE cohesion.
, 1875-11-11

St~ nj U;sn0ffh to fht Ehta0" 7|'bFHt
KA1AMtzop. Mich. Nor. 10.--Nouiay after.
noon ,nau nntnel Ni1bc.s.wl' c1eatstnt; 4 well
for q. i. Morton, In TnSaa Township. was struck
by n bucket beng drawn from the bottom. buL
which slt rcA u!I when l,alf wsr Mt. Gi1leIt'n
iioad Nas lai.i oton rsihty. Id Nvcd till next
morning. H. !oa.o4 i wife aul two childrou.
, 1875-11-11

Spsei1l i1s3 attn 10 The Ch.saqo TF15uA8.
nx,no1r, Nov. lp.-Ihts afternoon ! singular
.ccdvut 1t the Pullman car-works resulted in
tho fearful buruipg sud lscy1ltIoa Of dozcn
men. A largo st- tuba fcot square rosa fspEa
, 1875-11-11

the ba"nnent to the roof 10 carrF m tit. dTit Of
the iault,. ntnehIne to tl. rurnl.. Whio
tweye or ff.crn n,,n wnrn +wncpinS ''ns ftcm
TIC cup,la down til tab" 70 lc csr'Ic,1 away. iun
Gnn tnrti"Ios .o1:i 80 fr IN .'l7f.sr.nv iiIe
mar t!,r -, vi u" .!.:" aal c.: ';le with I.
hlI.s. ot Iteun, wi.:sh b'.rlei :eT raj ~ :' '.'1
Ics,fnjIs, tonlc Ut .hriA larc.rou;l5. III y"
t.r.r.. ,inr. r., f}e1rIe Mc1tdoa A'sIt Niiii,M
t;arai. wh;c I,yca aso loa a.rel Gt :I.l' foll I.
l.p,s;s. whose Aich. il probably Destroyed.
, 1875-11-11

1bs result Of the late elcc&lons, according to
,ss Springfield (Nlass.) Republican, ia 10 show
int "Tho Domocratlo party oaunot boat tho 1lo-
nnblIcan party noxt yoar. But tho Republican
r,,,y can boat tsoif,-and without half trying
, 1875-11-11

t;reridF Didr1tea I" IT, f.".t;" 7r,5qrt.
IJxcoLs. ILL.,, Nov. ~. -h!rral B.tr;ctt n car.
renttr ~hn vas wo,tins o tie ntnre Of ti.u uev
Congregational fallscl. to-day. EIisH.I lus foo:-
ing on tho stnfrolt and fell to thu grnn,r! dis
tnlcs of orer - loot. Uns II E,A a,!sIc, nas
dlslocaked. and hD ma. bh1iy bruised up s.,1t III
trthailly recnYAr.
, 1875-11-11
TEMPERANCE,

Spteiat DispAtch to 9As Chseaao TtfhuHr.
FoSD pu LAr. WlJ.. Nov. l0.-The Grand
DIVISION Of Tho sons Of Temperance met here
thls forsoouu. tie nun,tos Representatives ba-
Ing much latgsr than upon suy torEaes ocoaslon.
l.tsud Patriarch Il. bloomfield, Of Eacius, dAuv.
, 1875-11-11

IEnxy Er1.:cH, 1cn .re Il splendid henA
rf hair: .rH1 scEa@2s. r1res5:se latd:, or nexlse1
t!1snllsis E,,3 .lsir Las gradually wasting army.
1:lrMt..'- t:,.",sn vii! repair ills waste Tho C-
Cn~e ~ ic::s:t taIr-tre. sEg-n ptatnttcr OF tht
Il liz, ..'-s preparation tres froEn irritating
*u2r-. Il li:L. .tas 4ui:r i,r thr human sE1n-ii
iii: lra.lv:. and .nla:ts iassr" aad strength.
, 1875-11-11

rha Cincinnati Gazette. Cleveland Leadfr, and
sther Ohio Republican Journals, arc now demand-
tst the repeal OF the "QuEuAH law" which
houehs tho Popa's big toe into tho lAtc onnyass.
, 1875-11-11

L1rrLc I:oc.. ARK, Nov. ia jont roBo!n-
ton }iapscd tbs scaa:e to-day aak.Ey Coaglesd
to al tic Te,a, .lti!;c Iknil1nad. provided tbs
EaHteln tor.i.:i., is u,us.c at Memphis.
, 1875-11-11

"a tho lite election in poBnBy1vanta, Gov.
H.n1aay7T ran 1,220 votos ahead Of lis ticket.
, 1875-11-11
HlISSiE.


B1IcE OF TEANlTuRY ANNEXED.
LONDON, Nov. 10-Yha folio wing order. dated
Nov. 9, has 6cen addressed to tho Rnsslan troops
III Khoannd Tho territory on the right bAnk OF
N,yer Maroon, hitherto belonging 10 khokand Is
annexed TO Russia,
, 1875-11-11
FRANCE.
6TEAttElt ACCIDENT,

LONDON, Nov. 1o.-Thoro Ia report at Lloyd>s
that tho Steamship V,Ilo de Paris, arrived at
usvre, from New York, this forenoon, struck a
pier In tho harbor. opening her foroport, aud
that hcr position may become critical II the pres-
ont gale continues.
uAvnE Nov. 1O.-The steamer Vile do Paris
is now moored to tho quay, apparently In safe
po.,ition, Her Btoru is considerably damaged.
it is expected that ahe will 90 Into dock to.rnor-
row.
NATIONAL REVENUES.
psH1s. Nov, 10-1he Minister OF Finance faa
informed the Committee Of the Aesembly that
thc roycu1,o since tho commencement Of tue
pfeseut year Ia e22 100 600 In excoss Of tho oati-
Matos.
THE POPE !5As NO HIGHT 70 GRANT TITLES.
pAuIy, Nov, 8.-Tho French Government has
decidad that the Pope has no right to giant
titles. The reason given ia that the Popa ia no
longer = temporal sovereign.
, 1875-11-11


flttidf Disnahh n The thtedqo 7Fib"nt.
TLooxlSoroS. ILL.,, Nov. fo.-freh Tarn1ar,
employed BY MCCLELLAN It Cheney m driver. waA
throsu from deIiyety-wtxon to-day. llis In
iurieg are probably fatal
, 1875-11-11

4 NELluIUEH WAHs
LONDON, Nov. 1o.-A arociat telegram from
Penang aays tho i1ajah Of Lila bas ordered tho
Lnrut, Soangore, and rorak districts to tako up
arms. religious war Ia expected.
, 1875-11-11

IT.. Texsa Constitutional t'on7nn'ion l'aa
,..,,o, a moat comprehensive orlltln providing
~ ~ r,,,c cout1ol Of tailtnadr. 1t EiVgH 10 over5
~ =. ,,,A. 10 construct aud operate connections
,, int,,eccting roa.lH; prohibits consolidation
W" '...r.ltnt or competing linaB, or the oopRo'ida-
w. ~ hv contract u un1er judicial Hao Of my
w. W. wl.ttn tho Hsato with QUO oFganiznl tntser
~. .cs Of anothos Slate. or Of tho Un.tedt'tateA.
.ss ,aaorycB to .hs Legislature tho right to o.
.sst..t, zosNonablo rAtcs ami to onact 1aws pro-
.,;,ino determinations. Tho peculiarly Granger
.s,ure nf tho article In tho clause rcnuliuK any
s.a hc,eafter constructed TO within 1ntes Of 3
....,,.,cat 10 lay truck shu:o.o and en.ablal,
. .d.o1t there.
, 1875-11-11
f'fts}.S.

Tho a'asra * ';se from u "A, at 4:35 o'c1oek
lest ev:s,.:.1, uAa caused lY ro In the franc
rntshSa ~. 7t7 Wcet Fourteenth street, owned
and oesrpiai ny n tivell:n.: h7 Theodore Gsr.
Damages. ST.; rs snsur&nca. Caa.e, = DE-
fcctlye cln:ncT.
rmali fro occurred last night ahont II
4!ock III tho briidinx No. lii Fifth avenue, oc-
capaI on lbo ground floor BY the Coma,;s.on-
a.e Company. on the frs. 'lons by zansl sts,
= manufacturer Of ioans, aalinntte. etc, anil on
tE.s rtcond Eoor by G. Il. GoebeI. hat and cap
manufactured. Tho h1aze originated iu an ut-
h'o "a manner nnder an old tAtie IN ztndcrs'
RI nla. TIE s,noxo WAS abundant. bit nanss
.caut7, aud tiuickls checked bv tho Dulivinkio
3al-:v&a4, wtsc1, precedaJ tho att aln engines by
+ome tntn1tos. Tho loss wilt be but small. md
that en-, Nuei to Xnutiera, ~ M harm was DOM
to tlu utEcr goods either b.; ,iro or wAter.
, 1875-11-11

..u,a t.jcles n a proclamation aups're"'Ine
n'snus - Il, pr'rnto r'acss' bnt ~" seosra% aa",
rrnpcam-nto Of tho Mayor Of Lilo "n'y s.'n~s
,h,t ia should 10 watcs'1d ~ 1nan III lot TIER
.,r s:rataEon,y. and B1olis.
, 1875-11-11

S,teIa, t.tlu:th 10 i1s Ch1eaGa Trfbun%.
kEoark, lH., Nov. l0.-A Man n4u1od Dan
Reud ,;as rnn oytr aud Esalel bv passouges tram
No, l7s o., H., harrington Il Quincy load. :
miles nus.. ol tl,a city, this rrenins. lls waa
thrown sryrral feet into tho a!s. hls hat
catching Oh thu headlight sud OILS Of
l,s gloves ~ tlla Ellot. Ills skull was trBa!-
tuilS truslle.L AID death ensuol ain,ust H.
ttan,ly liz was ,utoxuatea, mad YVES Ha'1tpg
u1,uu tLc track. F4a usu4I signal was e!ysn,
But l1s paid ~ attention to 1t. An inquest vas
ten, snt tue Jury tsnacted veftisct Of deasn
, 1875-11-11

so-n'r--nv The cs@c il watched with Rrcst In.
t'-:*: Ls 'ha ':h'rke nlsn and coun.nt ha7a
fu',2l!t csr3' IT,, th:,a lar. Senator Gsrron.er
cess for Tue t.eIcl.a tu-.nusru1Y forenoon.
, 1875-11-11

4 beautiful Mistress of q Wealthy
xunnE 1ann i'll New York Kills ltet.
, 1875-11-11

vessel In t!lslress outsde ths Cal,o with Aer taB
uuIou dowu aut bowspris sono which wRs ull-
Iuubt d! tae vessel c,lluug With tla Pacific.
Thu steamer Tclfalr ha' recovered thlee boeiea'
DROWNED.
!Speeta' Dtspafca 10 he c4itaao TRIBUNE.
uAvISron7. H.. Nov. l0.-Ou Sunday, Oct. !,
bpat continuing 8 daAa body was found in the
rlycr just above this city. AZ TINT timo nc
means OF Identification existed, but now it j,
ayceranud that tho corpse VAS that OF mar
named Jan,rB Daniel, WHO. with comrAniou
ju,lan Weleher, went ll1hlng OF thu day ore
v.ous. rluy we're 10 81 to Hampton. but, Gut.
U,,: amous .Aa saplts, thtsr bout ca},sl1ed Aut
both Nesu 4trtHnu WolchalH body has hot YET
oern loiud, and probably never will ts. l3olt
! meu nn!e um,lu,rd at the .stne.a!, md butl
leuy0 faiillilea
st<,,Ai iastatrh 10 ~, th,taao }riount
SIOUX crrY. H., Nov, Ia yun. nun nam
cd i. Sect. SURVIVOR Of the ctuuty. Wan act!
usnta]y lruu lied while boat- riding uu the ialtl
pouu At s;ao Csty yesterday,
ACCIDENTAL SHo1TtAa.
5ptrtnt D,Suateh In 7A< Lakaua iF4bans.
l>AyEsroHT. H.. Nov. l0-Uu Monday morn
Ing uon Of wi'.nn y. Laus. 10 years Of age. =
v est Liberty, incidentally shut himself, whle!
Resulted N ,t,s aut DEATH. Tue Iuy, III COMPANY
viii, ais slster. xeat to feed tue lo.s uoout
half.u,lo frutu lila fathers aw.l.InH. llu Iook
,un al..nx fur any game that chAutu might throw
IL his waY, In rearhu; frnnl the cuyu.cti ID .uwt
fpf thu Eut. tAe lou. eat1o III contact with th'
crib, r..utlug tho s1t!usion. when shs "lioe cot
tents nt t;.s run ware discharged into this hoy
brain, Y..9 sIhser Kaya she Alsrnl, ind, whe1
atsistsnr, csiue, thu boy wAs dcad.
stfe,u nittA4sh 70 ne Chtras" l'r'as"t.
S,oux t..y H., Nov. l1,--1uau TUFTS, htGht,
T. Ant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
THE FINISH.

THE WAITING CROWDS AT TIE GRAND STAND.
The Grand Stand is the true arena of the race.
The first two miles and half are pulled in the
company Of two or three tug-boats past shores
of solitude. The finish il done amid the
glad and angry cries Of friend and foe, and
is fred with all the heat Of furious crowd. The
Grand Stand. which this year had been moved
further ND the lake and lines elbow of the Shore
was covered by the time the race was due with a
dense mass of people, The unseen stream of vehicles
outside kept pouring in its crowds until
on the whole stand there scarcely an
empty seat to be seen. The stream of
people was seemingly endless and did not cease to
run, when all the narrow open space between the
amphtheater and the water on which low rude seats
had been placed finally filed with great
crowd. On the stand itself, the banners Of the lead
ing colleges hung at intervals to mark the rendez
vous of the various clques of students but
here the solidity of the college delegations was
broken. They ran IN streaks and gathered in
patches. One-half of the stand was protected
from the burning sun by level awning. But
the other was open to the sky, and under
the genial heat bloomcd into howcr-bed of
sunshades, umbrellas, &c. Sitting in the center of
the mass of 10000 sght-scers, Were Vice-President
Wilson and ex-Gov. Hoffman, side by side, and
engaged in friendly talk. The Ex-Governor wore
the colors of Union. But Mr.. Wilson. who
graduated from shoemaker's bench pre-
served his official black unmpaired. Peter
Cooper, who sat near them was just as
impartial. Mr.. Cooper gives away 80 many diplomas
that he does not need any himself Just below him
was Wilson G. Hunt and scattered around in
Sec Sero