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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-11

A Poser.
If, as the Cincinnati Commercial remarks,
the election of Kerr is u national blessing,
what shall be said of the election of the
Democrats who elected himl-St Louis
Times.
Who can find this unknown quantityl
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choice. 'o>
CHICAGO, December 10 Flour dull. Wheat-De.
manu- iali No. chicago spring S 04dl rs; No.
DO, 95sc spot; e91a seller January; Sl 0Ol seller
feoruarSi No do 7s1G 0s0c. Corn strong; No .
mixed 5lc spot; i8s5c bid seller December. Oats
ialriy active; Sle ~, spo Sl9 40 seller February
Lard quiet and STEADY: IL 30c. spit: l232h 70 35c
seller January 2.41isc seller February. Rulk
meats hrm and unchanged. Whisky dnll at 81 H.
AT the afternoon cell wheat was 987sc January
GenveT'; @iec February. Corn steady; 48A 0+5 &c,
December. oats unchanged. Pork easier; 4lg Isl
10 20. Lard unch hanged
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The Temperature.

The Thermometer at Louis Frigero's, No.
so Chartres street, stood as follows Decem-
ber 10: At 8 A. NJ, 46o; at , P. NJ $50; at
6P. NJ, $50, Lowest point during the night
of December 9, 400
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nANIEL NckENDRICk,
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
DIR. B. ASSERZUG
No. 1875 Canal Street, Up stairs,

In reply to many inquiries both from residents
and parties at a distance, would announce that he
has devoted many years to the treatment and
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES
arising from physical debility, exhausted vitality,
or other diseases caused by early eScesses, prema
ture decay or old age, and by his long experience
is enabled to GUARANTEE IMMEDIATE RELIEF
AND A PERMANENT CURE.
While fully aware of the opprobium attached TO
quacks who announce their skill through long ad-
vertisements, bR. WASSERZuG being a stranger
is compelled to seek the medium of the press to
make his lUcat on known, but would invite the suf
fering who Doubt his medical knowledge to call
and see lis Diplomas from the highest Colleges in
the world.
Medicine is a progressive Science and only those,
who like DR.. WASSERZuG, have had years of eX.
peiience, and have thus perfected their treatment
of Nervous Diseases Can with certainty Guarantee
a Cure
DIR. WASSRRZUG'S treatment is mild and pleas
ant. He does not weaken the constitution and
then rebuild it, but by careful economy of the
strength of the patient and scientific assistance to
nature he secures speedy and permanent cure.
DIR B. WASSERZuG,
No 1875 Canal street. Up Stairs.
P. 3. See Or. WasscTzugs advertisement in an
other column. no7 y
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Matinee to-day, 1.-TWO Orphans" at th'
Academy of Music.
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Matinee to-day, Two Orphans" at the
Academy of Music.
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1.-TWO Orphans" at the matinee to-day
Academy OF Music.
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Personal.

Matinee to-day, 1.-TWO Orphans at the
Academy of Music.
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Academy of Music matinee to-day-"Two
Orphans"
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Two Orphans" at the matinee to-day
Academy Of Music.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ARE YOU IN NEED OF MONEY 2
If SO, Apply at the Corner of Dauphine
0nL 81. I.nuta Streets.

ARE YOU IN NEED OF MONEY 2
If SO, Apply at the Corner of Dauphine
and st. Louis streets,
Where second hand Furniture Men AVID Women 9
Clothing, French, English and Spanish Books, etc.,
are bought
Subscription to the Reading Room S per month.
Goods inspected at home if desired.
j. BEGON,
de3 ly Corner Dauphine and 81. Louis streets.
IN CY.-COMMERClAL FIRMS
l. or individuals desirous of avapg themsel yes
of the benefit of the bankrupt act can have their
petitions and schedules prepared strictly accord.
ing to the bankrupt law amended general
orders of the United States Supreme Court and
rules of the United States District Court, by ap.
plying to the undersigned at the Office of C. s.
Kellogg, Register in Bankruptcy in the Custom
houee building New Orleans, Louisiana. Terms
reasonable Postoiiice box l097
oc6 JOHN s. CARTER.
nANIEL NIcKENDRICK,
HOUSE SHIP AND STEAMBOAT PLUMBER GAS
FILTER, ETC,
Respectfully announces to his old patrons and the
public generally that he has resumed business al
his new store centrally located,
No. li3 Camp street,
Opposite st. Patrck's Church, New orleans,
and Will give prompt and personal attention TO any
new work or repairs in his line
Has on hand and is receiving all description o
BRASS FAUCETS, WATER and GAS PIPES. BATH
TUBS, PUMPS, HYDRANTS WATER CLOSETS
etc. Agent for "STAG's HEAD" ELEVATED OVEN
COOKING RANGES. the best in market.
Orders solicited. and entire satisfaction guaran
teed for best materials latest Improvements, skill
ful and careful workmanship and the very lowest
charges. oc3l 6m
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Matinee to-day, 1.-TWO Orphans" ct the
Academy OF Music.
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Two Orphans at the matinee to. day
Academy of Music.
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Amusement ts.

Academy of Music matinee to-day-"Two
Orphans
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No Scaling.

Academy of Music matinee to-day-"Two
Orphans
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Cotton.

NEW YORK December lo.-The following is the
comparative statement OF cotton for the week
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and several cars were wrecked A number
of passengers were bruised, two severely
No names are ascertained.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
rmr,,,s ACADEMY OF MUSIC

ICE WITCH,
CHILDREN, BOYS and girls, between the
,va;ght aud twelve, to whom good salaries
aajJ Apply at once at the Theatre.
, 1875-11-09

Lpfl1d1 LoFftSDerdtHcs See York Tamts.
Tho Qaeen. who, in spite Of the rainy sud
wintry weather, rt'l c!'nga to nalmosal. las Just
taken another opportunity Of showing her
respect for hor principal honchnan. or. as he IL
called in tho Cour! Circular. !" Her Maicsty'a
personal attendant Dir. John brown" 1IIa
father, an old mau Of 81, died tho other day At
bis cottage. uear Halmoral, and the Queen, with
rrtHcosa Beatrice, attended tho funeral, walking
on foot part Of the way behind tho coffin, but
lot going to tbs chusch-Yard. 1la Court Clr-
cntar, which IL wlltten under the Immediate
Auppryislon OF the Queen. and pAtts OF wlIcl,
aru otton written by l1etbof, Hays: "ne W4a
Que ct tIe Oldest inhabltantB Of tllu parrish, aud
he, as well al hia WHO WHO surylv1s him, was
much respected IN tho country. Tue funeral
Was attended by his live Sons. tour OF whom aso
in tho Qnorns ussy!ce. and By y very large mum.
bcr Of relatives aud nesgAhols,"
Soma Of the papnfa stasa that John Brown.
Ms "John brown" Is retiring from tho High.
land GiIle busiaeast aud lhat ho Ia. maIs
E49, 900 IN It. doubt tliA Story john is Au1a
to slay At h,s post till tho end Of tho presout
hoYaI chapter. when ha ID likoly to receive NOT q
mouths nut,co to quit, but months wages tn
leu Of uo,lce 30 mitch il he d,s.lhed by tho
Heir to lhe TArono. 1t II, perhaps, not gensr-
ally kuown that this energetic person Is III the
habit ot commanding thu e1uerries on military
duty to "rido nearer, sir." Two Of those officers
WHO dared to treIt the Queens RilIIn with con-
tampt teoalysd wigsug, w4eroupoa one ut
thsnl u young Poor, offered hlB resignation, yet
John lS1owh ii q faitAlul servant.
, 1875-11-09

HuFHEME C0Cnf chsK. .....
No decisions were rendered by tho 9Npretno
Court to-day, and It IL now thought that tho
dec,rton Of tho Union Pacific Railroad case may
be DELAYED for resetal vesta. The court
Today crier,oa .ho hrkkn*As Hot sriinSs
x 10 10 sSysped s,.e, 1.-The '0eiS s
arguments ~i1l bc heard On tho 4tb Of ranunrr
uctt These cases wcEo decided In favrr Of tAe
Government bv the Court Of Claims last e. r!nr,
and 'he claimants Of tue title to the la1ts m
r,tarcd to arl'car for tho claimants. prominent
among uliom arc Matt II. Carpenter aEd Albo's
Pike,
THE woor. nrry.
The Secretary uf tho IreasnFv & hss directed
HAT The recent order By which tho duties on GER
tam claercs Of Nool was doubled bc huspendcd
until the entire subject can be Investigated
THE GREAT wssrERN iSe1fHAStE CASKS
we're srRued to-day y es.Asto,Geye,nfesn,' or eM,
Of ChicAso. No indicaiouA Of tho decision
Df the Co,ltt were given, but tho Impression pre-
walls that tho Judgment of tho Con,t below, In
favor Of tho Assignee. will be affirmed.
FrrE-Uoi.LtR COUNTERFEIT
National I,auk note. plrpor ing 10 he Issued by
tho First National Dank OF Gnlfna, Ill. was ds-
covered this morning BY n lady counter In tue
ks'ional l,onk Redemption Agency. There Is no
ruch bank IN existence. Tho r,ota Bceu,s to Iisve
conn'erfcit. II is evidently altered from the
plato of tho Traiers' Natiohal hank OF Chicago.
FOOD ron THE AK. ...,...
It}a ru.nored that arnong tho hca'le Of officials
Of tho Interior De- a tmeNt aoon 10 drop into the
haskell nre those Of u. C. Cox. Pension hGcnt,
1ndIann: Commissioner Smith. Mr.. Bond, Su.
tcrntrn.1ent Of tho l'u.llrr'. anl Mr.. GTtnuoIl,
EL,cf l1cik Of tho Pat"ut Olliec.
In he 4sso:1af<d }ttss1
FUNDS JnASst ERRED.
WARHlsaroa, D. c.. Nov. 8.-Ex.Becretars
Dolnno wnE At tlr Department Of tho interior
to-day, md, after calling uron Secretary Chm
ticr, cxecntcd cestasn pRrcra re1,islte for h
formal thtsfof to h successor OF the EuarlIall-
ship Of various Indian trrst fnil,ls.
C1uAn pEfEHE.
NAhHISHT0N, Nov. B.-Iho Commissioner ot
1nternn1 Revenue, IN reply 10 R letter lcceised
from lie Collector Of fnternal Noyenne at C1n-
cinnas, announcing tho seizure Of cisara E'ut in
tin boxes Eays: III tho cigars in question arg
packed In tin bo1eA. mndo wholly Of tin. and
have the manufacturers ilatuc and the humber
OF the CIGARS The district and Stale stan,1cd nto
tho tin VIII, n lilo. Int doirc in such manner
that lhov will remain permanently mud legally
Impressed thereon. have to recommend thus
you teIenso tho cisata aud allow lhen to 10
suId."
GONE 10 NEW yeRK. ..
Tho Prcaileut. accom-. aniod by Mrs. Grant
tnd Gen. Dalroca, left to-ay for Ne~ York.
, 1875-11-09

GENERIC DE.
5ptctal Dtsratch to 7hf Ch'etae 7r:onHf.
Sr, LOUIS, Sor. s.--A bloody ni!air occurred
hhont s o'clork last evening at williamsburg,
ill.,. In which William, Il. Murray 'ti ct "nd hf'd
hls hrothor.tn-l -law. Jool Wouarona. 4 lawsuit
Ind been pc,,dina between ta' par"
tics, AMI hn1 cnsonlered n1'1:' bad feel
ing. Yesterday ming Woo'' ONE msdc
Ills Appearance in tho vilago. fiourishiug a
revolver, au.i declaring l,ts intcn Il On to shoot
Murray m errllt. III tho cnnrae Ut bin rounds
ho met a Young brotter ot a1nrrhy'a, aud Eayo
njfw ro,ore beating. Still shna.Y for seyoaFo
.pon tic ubjccs Of hs search, lo n,,t him At ti.a
h,,.,r ate.,. and, whilo rushing ri OIL him With
ils .irnwn weapon, ho MAS ehot doa'1, by Murray.
, 1875-11-09
AN IMPORTANT LITTER.

Ftpm prominent gentleman aud rssdent Ct cnoans
d. for pAat lortx years veil knoMn to tas osss"
inbliAhsEs Throughout tho uaitsd hAses,
NrwYpRK, Oct. u. BW.
De. RApwAX-DkAn SIn, am induced By .sa3sat * 4
wo;klnx Il IoET Rsdiqas % Inyse Fot ss'sf: TN
ataay s1ssas xhsh saas fwe1e oahs ~
q m4st lstdLls adeetn4 dss..e *hlSa r. 'ss 4
lsamAoa of ahs kiaaaYs aad badds! 19d Ke.s a
lns!t op!nion shat NJ aks7s {ss1ss-.$aa}a prnunSss
phy1cisas md lid t.ksn large ausnss q ia2
10th SltoUstblq and qMs but &1 COZ r.
hsd TssG ii sataoishiue afae having besa tsads oy
!nwsdlss some loui months s9o sssd o*s Es1sr s
afsoote nn porson Who bad !ess baaa suast1e1
boon; wsut ttEls % AID 4et seH,s q i.tna als
I'D oannsav.a akuA tlan. ID Msss dags VA fssA~
u tss1aa. And Low 1su - Ts y sfeE; f,ooIaas,L o.
, 1875-11-09
DR., RADWAY'S
Pills 5

ps.fsc,y tAstssw. e1sssutU coated wn~,s.n. Win lad
iux regulate purify ossnss ~ III y a.
ss so+sl. as..s s!;aass: hssa,SS. iSa*
Io~sls io, sn III ns1.assms,a'.a at & - 'Psssl, ytx
stable. caatslaiuk no tuesuuz5' niasse's' "
t,b,s,,. thu tulaxtex symptoas sssa1Ehs ''s~
" pa.s r. os Blood IL g.
u.sS nsa H. Nta.s 4 (. Hsssasss stssss
Fass Ios fa.as.s ~ sMut1ostass Il ID ts ri ~ ss
~ a. hstf h9t; 70 y
hf: ins rssGr!s; rs;g1 Raaa' Id u
iaa n2ts q nsaalspey of sts. ~
Il t. as ~ E,si P*!a Il ;,s .as s'as ' d. Flssa
soa1oa u ot nADWAFs Pulls VT sss ass. ~
<,.s,, ~ II X. .bo1s- named dlsesdsEs race =
box. Eoli by dr,lsst,ts-
~ Ifcad "Faise and True. !.
,.A ... i.t,xtu.mo Ia tApNAT QQr
wsTsc.st., AsT Ye5x. laIasaaa1aa sassA 9'''1
VII ~ ,at fs4
, 1875-11-09
liQAl.


4ptrfoi DtspascA u Tia Chicago Tribune,
ToPxk4, Kan, Nov. 8.-It is reported hore
that, iu secret asasion Of she recent Quaker
Conferences, In Indians. = committee Was ap-
polluted to wait upon Epoch loag 6nperintehd.
ent o. the Central Indian Superiptspuunoy, and
request hin resignation On the grouud shat bia
diibauIties with shs State authorities Of KAnsas
are OF such = QhAtkctcr a. 10 EesloEsi{ itapk'r
AlS official pae*p!n9s1.
, 1875-11-09

M4NuArrAA. KAu.. Nov. "a very distinct
shock Of ap cAsthTuAko was felt hero at ocleck
this mu1u!pg. II IL described ~ succession of
slight ehocks by so,sae, ard BY oshega ~ uos,oa
s!snllsr to that of The hopper Of mill. Tho
Muat. though fow ray from south to north. 1t
was accompanied BY heavy, dull, sumhung
soupd. Buildings were considerably shaken. and
the lumstos in somo caaes woEo much nlasmsd.
but 10 damago wa4 done. Tho shock Was fol-
, 1875-11-09

Snttfol Dl8pdf:h 70 7'he Ch1ra1o 1r.ohnt.
INDEPENDENCE No., Nov. 8.-ien ,ordas after
noon the body OF mnu. hbont 10 ysats old.
WAS found In horribtv-musilatpd condition.
tod iu cofTee-sack, about miles ..eouth Of
this city. There woro five ehastty wounds on
the brenet, and tho throat Was CHI from car to
enr. Tue body waa stripped VI all clothing. and
nothing c,,u.A bn sonn1 by wiicA q Glow could be
obtained ~ to who ho WAS.
, 1875-11-09

1ffF1H1 {tu4sJ
Ths npst singular ti0ax VI nAtufn eRu bo seau
In Atlee up near Eureka II is half pius 4nd
AtN br. II IL = good-s!zel tree. perhaps IS luet
Aiph. The body f.ou, the g1ouut ta 4 dia.sne,
OF 3B feet Ia p,ne. Then for dissanceof 70 teet
It Ii Ar. This remaining Is tcc,, like the lower
postlou, IL pine. The tif portion Ut tbs tree IL
lhnt pait i. 10 dense shat the tguDk OF iimbs eau
hardly be neen shrouthit On tho Pine portion
the teaveS Hse yAAhsr Scsrce. The t1ee IL loA1
Ito rpad, and has beeu noticed by nearly III who
ave5 passed that Way.
, 1875-11-09

S{et1dt E+spdteh 10 thS fhH"l4 !FathHf,
WATERMAN. Ill.,, Nov. s.-D. 7. Brooks, ui
st.AhUona, left four WeakB stneo. 1t mas az frnt
though. that ho lad gone ou bltsnoss so,ne.
whero. His brother bad recently come fIom
England to vtsit him. HIS family know nothing
81 h.m. ue had nAny And also heavy debss.
Nothing has been heard OF him spco he left aud
i " Aou- lutinAtea tIat 10 hAs sbscouded. ur
, 1875-11-09

FALL RtyER, stass,, Nov. s.-Tfan watchmau In
tho Tecumseh Mill fo1uI mat in tho second
story carly this morning. Aftor d sharp stfng-
glo tho man escaped. carrying OF tho watchnan's
revolver. Oily waste and other Intlam,nablo
matter was eca,tored around, evidently In prep
arattnu for MI urcultialy tirA. It IL nov hatlovod
tia: tho Massaso.t Mill vas burned By tho sau,s
tHcane,
, 1875-11-09
a ROUGH END

DEraorr. Mich, NOV. S.-Joo Fonruier, \
notorious rough, was murdered at HAWKINS l.
Co.'S dock, LAY City, Mict,., last night, on return
from Sunday excursion to BAY Wow. Tho Coro-
nc inquest rendered. verdict thnt deceased came
to ilIs .loath by ho~ With q mal'et lu tue bands
uf Atul.;hls Noblusou. Robinson las mol yet
been found,
, 1875-11-09

Sptttai hsratth n The Ch,canr Tribune.
Du Quo,y, ILL.,. Nov. a.-0f the fottr hoIses And
lbrco bugR,cs which we're stolen from tho Ward
Drothors. Of this place. and J. II. Er wn Of Tns-
cola, three horsoa aud two bugefos wero captured
to-day at EftinghaT. H., without Il, men. Ono
horse and buggy "as captured at s.. Louis to-
dag with one MAN. Tie n,en who hat. The teams
captured q. Ea;nyhan avo closely Ysasaued.
, 1875-11-09

TEMPORARY EMBARRASSMENT.
Nav Yanx, Nov. 8.-Tha Ne,es aaya tho failure
OF L. ]. Phillips Il Co. has temporarily embar-
raased the groAt hattefs goods importing house
Of tlaigut, fIalscy i Co. and they have sns-
pended paymeat. This houns has loIg ranked
4 l, and has capital Of ovcr &7s0.000.
NEW Yoax, Nov .8.-The cap and hat ssltanlng
mAnufaatory OF EMght, Hoyt i Co.. whose fail
ure was announced TODAY. state their liabilities
ut *750,0o0. The aasots will mora thau cover the
RMOunt.
, 1875-11-09


McGgEoon, Ia., Nov. s.-John Sutton, clerk Of
tho Dousman House at Pratsio du Chieu. was on
SATURDAY., arrested by the proprietor for embez.
zlug sl,10o 10 81 200 at different tipos Sutton
has bcen acting as clerk Ia tho Dousnnan House
over BIZ years. and always maintained repu.a-
ton for honesty,
, 1875-11-09
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

ua.r, sad Womb p.s..ss 0,s.e n.ss's ntsp e
eale abumlnus, and ID 1T where ehsEo etu btsk III
duat deposits, tho xster tbick, cloudy sa1Sa M M
st oF thore n,asbid dark, .loas nna
burning sensation Nhsn p.lnR rs,ut. and pain tbs saau
of thu LACK aud Aloux the loihs.
Tumor Of Twctvc Ycurs' Growth Cured By
Uulway'x Hcsolycut.
BEVERLY, Mass., Julf IS isa
On. RApwAYt havs had ovarian tuar u tne o!stta H.
&nd hawea AL tho doqtats sAld thefo ~ ~ aeg g H.
lin iEed eyprythtuK tl4t WAS roconmonocf. IVY ob
ins hspod ~ Joor A..el;eu] ] sna Ihes51 Ss55 ~
fsrs for tNsITc JeaFs. took az ootos II tns Ae."ssa
and ooe boz Of Hadxsy Pulls aud two bottle 2! !oo'
Or fei and ee bettet sa,Assst ne ase9ss ,Sa III
bars foF tweYa yoaEo Ths woEat tnMot ~ ~ ~ IN s
liz heneht ii ethsss. You can pnet1.H ~ Eo9p
P1ios, sl pes bottle.
, 1875-11-09

5reeia, U,spatch To The CHICAGO Tribune.
0aAHp HAVEN, Mich. Nov. 8,-John D. Wat
500, principal Witness agaiust tho Ful'ors, and
suspected accomplice in numbering Wilson
Pound. waB to-day released. tho Prosecuting At
toruey lacking sufficient evidence to convict him.
, 1875-11-09

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8..-A difficulty at At. Bter-
ling, Ky.. to-day, bctwean J. II. Clinton md
John Doyle, employer and amployo, resulted in
the lattcr rsceiving threo pstol-ehot wounds.
two III tho abdomen and one III tho arm. His
condition ia regarded aa critical.
, 1875-11-09

Sr<e1aI UAputth 10 The th.cooo lTibune.
CEDAR RArIps, Ia, Nov. 8.-JamcB Guthrie
md Johr Mason. two convicta At tho Anamosn
Peoitcntlary, made their escape last night by
uloans Of falto keys and by knocking the guard
senscass with u bar Of iron. Mason was sea-
tenccd from Cedar, and Gutdrio from Muscntiao
County.
, 1875-11-09

Evory drop of tho sas.apsrilllaa Resident connun
estes thouxh the blgad .se.t arns. I'D otAes ai!.
tho wasles Of, the body wi,A nsr and found tuasta
Sesotas sJpsis son.ampt!ou klandal.r dlss,. uo,f.
othcr uats ot tho 'rsem, cyct. ssrutaosqu. d.
esses otuptlon.. fcter sofes. .csid Gosd FuEwss s
!hoa esyssses. sehs, b!ask spot; w9sn. f. .he A..a
painful dsoha!gos night awoat.. loss o! pern aud al
wastes Of tno s ptlnople Alo within p outst.e 1aass
w.l novo to Any 9rson ualnxit fos cIshsr dsess' it,
ii Tho ratont. daily bueomlnx roduced b, tho wastea
aad decomposition that Ia continually psngrelax, suo
Tith nav made from heaithy TIL, d.
for won once thls roredy pomm9nee. Y work q pu.a
cation. and sncceois fn dlHnthinE the oss o w.'te
faal himself growing botter and strouEer Tho food u.
kssna totof, appetite mprorlnR and aesh and "slshs
Mt oni1 dnea tho HassApar!An Resilient ozeei Al
known remedial hKsuta Ia Ut Ch1ne, ftofnlous
Copsfitntlonal and skin .ossss. but th tno only pas
tire cure for
, 1875-11-09
TRIAL FOR OUTRAGE,

Special Dtspdteh to Ths CArcaHo Tribune.
B1oux Cry. Ia. Nor. s.-John Flavin, OF
Yaukton, charged with rape on Miss bioshos,
aud who Was convicted OF tie crine last fall, but
securcd an arrest Of judgment. is having soc-
ouI triai which will bo concluded Tomorrow.
, 1875-11-09

Epee[al Dispaseh to TIA CAlcaso 2rtbun<.
DpnuQuE. H., Nov. 8.-A nav bank i,aa been
asarEed Ia this city Thcy hsvo filed their artt.
clcs Of incorporation. Tho capi.tl atock is
$bU, 600, divided into hundred dollar shares. Tho
officers are ~ follower W. g. Stewart, President
A. Limback, Vice.Presltsaut; Z. 4. Lull, Cashier.
, 1875-11-09

speefai Dlsudt h IN J,hs Chicago Tribune.
DrnuquE. Ia., NOV. 8.-Two conv1cta escaped
last night from tho AuAmosh rcnitnntiary. The
guard fred at them, but failed to stop them.
They Mere not captured at last accounts,
, 1875-11-09

career has ever becn romantic. lie wne e1;cat-
ed IL Franco. and. leaving hin English hnmo
ing tho epellion, and deserving, i,is tallsy ru'
turning to their folks in England.
, 1875-11-09

Hrtrful Dispatth 10 Ihs CNicaao Trf6Wnk.
HtcRsylLLE. O., Nov. 8.-A shooting ARRAY
occurred at tho residence II J. Wonderly. 6
nailcs east Of here, last night, ii which he lost
his life. 4 lie camo homo from Email place
called 3Iatk Ceutre mud, not finding ha meal
ready, armed himself with q hatchet and club.
went to the room occupied By his wife, md told
her to le, him in. but, al he was somcwhat tu-
to1ica,ed and very angry, sho refused, and at :ho
sat,le time, his BON told hin, 10 stop, or he
would shoot him. Wonder1y, failing 10 gain all
rnitranco. tried to break open tho door. lie
then tried to get his wife out Of tho door, telling
lis daughter TO bring him tho baby. Mrs. Won
lcrly told the xll to run. and Il. tho Same time.
told tho boy to Bhoot Wonde1ty, OF thog would
al be killed. Tho boy firod and lodged Tho con-
tents OF the gun in tho abdomen OF Wonderlv.
who died il few hours. The authorities nre
looking iuto tho case. TheEo has boen teud
existing in the family for some time.
, 1875-11-09

Speciai pt4pahh 10 The CHICAGO Tribune.
DASv1Llk, ILL., Nov. 8.-The gun-etore of
John sahafio was robbed last night Of s4DO
worth OF seyovers md knives. Tho robbers
gained I'll entrance by cutting out d panel in tho
, 1875-11-09
THE nEnlvlW Paospeo TIVE DEATH cAlen.

NEW yonK. Nov. 8.-The Order Of Unttod
Irishmon nedistyl has tried another enc Of itB
mambers for treason and condemned him to
death. Patrick j. Walsh Ia tho alleged traitor,
and makes the third peraon condemned.
, 1875-11-09
A coLp.sLoopso MURDER

#. scor7. Kau., Nov. s.-william am!.b, a
blacksmith. entored saloon Ia pawute. in lila
county, Saturday night, aod took tso or tl,reo
drinks, and, without saylna word, shot aud killed
Zach Potter, an ept,se stranger. About twenty
Ea.sons wele In tle sa,oon a. the time, but tlla
mardeTe1 escaped aud has not 70. betn cai,.
tufcd.
, 1875-11-09

F3'tfiA t'A"te@ " a"S 1HtSaae 4't3a|F'
Jo1.Icr. ILL.,, Nov. BIN tho Will County Cir-
cult Cnur: th1a forenoon. Judge Nc1tobests over
rnlcd tho motions for new trial and an atrca.
Of ludgmen III tho cass OF fIourr jacobs, re-
rontly convicted Of tue murder Of his Nlfd in
Homer Township In 31sy last. sud scptencea
the prisoner to DO hanged on Friday, tho
2lnt OF january, 1876. JAeobh wns completely
broken down, and, for tho first Elmo sinco
the discovery Of tho murder, aeemed to realize
lIis tor1iblo situation. He cried like child !;
snoaned and wrnng his hands, and 1t was some
be removed from tho courtroom 10 the ja. In
p1onounctng tho dread aontenco Of tho law, the
Judge hltnselt Was almost overcome With emo
tiou. and, A. Boou as his painful duty sraa com-
plesGd, ne adjourned nc coaft ana hss,tsv 1e't
Jacobs, and, unlesa tue Governor thall interfere
he will undoubtedly suffer ths punishment hia
Aelnous er,uae 30 richly ue7its.
, 1875-11-09
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