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April 10, 1875.
A $4,000 Fire at Crown Point,

Thursday, at a. m, fire in the store
of A. Thompson at Crown Point Center
destroyed the building and the store of w.
Fuller adjoining also, the Thompson
dwelling houses and barn and Mrs. Bias
CONS barn. The entire village at one time
was threatened. Loss from $4,000 to
$4,000.
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MODEL OF THE SUMNER STATUE DAMAGED.
A package containing plaster model of
the statue of Senator Sumner for the Sum-
ner monument to be erected In Boston, was
received Friday from the steamer Olympia
by the examiner at the appraisers Office.
Upon opening the package it was discover
ed that the model was badly broken on the
passage, through insufficient packing. 1t Is
thought with much care the pieces can be
put together so that 1t can be used for the
bronze cast.
CTsToM HOUSE FoRGER TO he RxTRADrTRp
A cable dispatch to Colonel Howe of the
treasury service states that Laurence, the
custom house forger, will be extradted.
1t Is expected that important evidence rela-
tive to frauds on the revenue will be OBJ
timed from him.
HEAVY BANKRUPTCY CASE.
AT Keokuk, Iowa, Friday, the Allen
bankruptcy case came before the United
States district court, when Allen filed an
swer to the petition of creditors denying
all acts of fraudulent bankruptcy charged
against him, or that claims of petitioners
aggregate one-thrd of his debts. The
schedule of debts due shows Due deposit
tors, S4l3,5S1 due Cook county national
bank of Chicago, $G44, 515; unpaid drafts
on New York and Chicago, $11 ,2S2; total,
S1,OG9, 37S. The court having reviewed
the matter, and being satisfied that one
third of the creditors have not Joined in the
petition, ordered that ten days more be al
lowed for other creditors to join in the
same.
A CRIMINALS VENGEANCE.
George Albert Mason, who was Friday
convicted in the criminal branch of the
United States circuit court, before Judge |
Benedict, this morning in Ludlow street
Jail, attempted to stab two of the principal |
witnesses against him on the trial, Albert
w. Enson and Daniel f. Long. II was
disarmed and locked in close cell.
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Flood.

WRENTnAM, April Is.
A disastrous flood occurred at Wrent-
ham, Mass, on Mill river, Yesterday, de-
stroying bridges, mills and roads to the
value of between 100000 and $500, 900.
No lives lost.
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The Berwick House was thronged all day
yesterday, calling to sec the tape worm re-
moved from Mr.. Freeman by DIR. Burner.
The doctor has consented to remain part of
next week in Rutland, and will continue to
receive patients ut his parlors
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John Cain, director and agent of Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance company, office in
Town Hall block; where persons in this
county can have applications made out and
policies forwarded,
Rutland, Jan. Goth, 1875. feb16d&wtf
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Dress Making

Mrs. Ellsworth would inform the ladies
of Rutland and vicinity, that she has taken
rooms in Clarks Block, entrance between
Nos and 81, Merchants Row. where she
will be pleased to see her patrons.
aprlGtiw
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

The following correspondence will en-
tighten the public as to my reasons for
severing my connection with the Queen
Insurance Company
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COOk-1n IIydevllle. April l7th Lucinda f.,
VIE OF II. Il Cook, aged &C years, Z months
ana 26 days
Funeral from the Baptist church in Hyde.
lille, on Tuesday, at O'Clock D. m.
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FrOm New York.
New YORK, April Is.

VARIABLE STORM.
a severe gale accompanied by rain and
snow Friday night, towards morning gave
place to clear and freezing weather. Flor
lists and gardeners do not, however, antici-
pate any serious damages from the frost,
because the buds and bulbs of plants, trees
and shrubs have not as yet opened suilic-
iently TO expose them.
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Jhe 8utland daily Gtobe,
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1876.

Advertisers ,ciu please hand in their matter at as
early an hour in the afternoon as Convenient. By
90 doing they wiu give US more time to arrange and
properly display them than II taken at late hour
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WhsHINUTON' ADII 10 0 V Iu'
For New England and the Middle States,
and the lower lake region, cold and partly
cloudy weather, with areas of light snow,
northerly to westerly winds, and stationary
or rising barometer.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICR OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAaUINQTON nrIl ia n IN. |
, 1875-11-14
RAILROADS.

PROPOSED AnVAN e IN FaE1GHTs,
6peciai Nsoaich 10 The Chaeaeo Tribune.
New YORK. Nov. 13.-Au agreement has been
7,.da ha+uaan the tr1,t line. fron, ,h;s ci+v to
49, ,4.. w. - .,.s.':s
sne "est u au''nco rates on al tae "est" ato-
bound ffetghts On ana after ionoay morning.
REPRESENTATIVES. of the different roads state that
+ha 70, ,as ,rs u,ch lows, th,, i. ,,-,,, f,r th;a
t..a ~ .ta a%, ,asaaa ~ ,,.x 49,. +1,.p. 10
u"e OF tcs seas' "ao Anoeeo 80 ~" 'pat 'neso ID
no margin left Tor psohts- Ihey declined yes
tardav,. however, to give any Information iu
reoa-d m the rmonn, of tha advance
80 +h.v h.a ,a-oed h,t,vaer tbsn..lve, mi
~, A". ~ -
70 nake II h"o"a uot1' to-oas- II - uoqer-
stood. however that the increase WILL not be
, 1875-11-14

It u England, after all. thst dictates fasbion,
and france is making vigorous effort to throw
Oh tho Anglicism which, has been acquired since
the Bourbon restoration. It is said that 4 soci-
ETY. has been formed to abolish ''le ahAke
hands," \ manner OF greeting which il denouno-
cd as "dastrucsiye OF all honorxble and profit
able association between men," An English
Journal makes up big Lust Of acquisitions which
the French have made from scross the chAnae].
English hats and mems attire generally. and al
che language and customs OF sport md Of the
railroad must be couotsd in. 1ha French have
adopted turf. sport, jockey. rail- box. "ssoppez,"
''stick, bafstek, etc. It seems that the chief
apostle OF the crusade against the s.shakiDg Of
tue body by the arm" a. he calls it, il an Able
Dcfourneg, OF Beaumont. According to. the
abbe, the way to "re-es.abI'sh respect IN fam
illes. and to inspire Christians with horror for
sedition and war" is ''to KISS tho hauds
Of parents and superlors, or incline ones
self respectfully sud say Jesus Christ be
prais:d" The Pope ,s pieased to s.y to tho
abba that nothing stands in the way OF it's be-
ing deeply desired" which il not vary hearty
indorsoment.
, 1875-11-14
CHURCH AFFAIRS.

THE BROOKLYN REVIVAL.
new YORK, Nov. 13.-Thera TAs another
meeting Of ministers 1T 7 o'clock this morning
10 the lay college adjoining the Tabernacle, in
which the Rev. Henry Ward Beectcr took part.
Front seats we're reserved in the Tabernacle
Tor the clergymen, and they came st o'clock.
The building was filed. and three-fou1ths OF
thoee present were women and children.
After singing, Deacon Haw1.y read the re-
quests for prayer. There wero ia from parents
for their children 54 from eisters for tneir
brothers 131 for relatives 16 from persons i'll
from backslidcrs for in6dslz II anxious
aouts asked prayers for themselves Tor gam-
blers, from pastor asking prayers for his un-
conEertsd choir, and others, to the number Of
400. Nr. Hawley led in prayer. sfter winch
" What Friend We Have in Jesus was sung.
Mr. noody read the twenty-third psam and
the seventh and sixteen:h verses Of tho twenty
aecoud psalm, and said: This psalm refers to
Christ. It saoms that he was the Shepherd lay
ing down His life for Els sheep. Then, in other
Vorsee, the Shepherd is leading His dock into
the Jordan. The Shepherds used to 20 before,
and also in the rear. Jesus Haa our
shepherd, and kindness and mercy were His
watch-dogr. 1t was judEnd hat when .
man travelled On foot he Was poor.
Ii he could ride in coach, he was little better
off. II be had one footman, he wns mora com
Portable, hut if hs had two footmen, then no had
good Inheritance Now, God'a children have
two footmen, and they have good inheritance.
They n paas through the valley Of the shadow
OF doath, u1d the sting OF death CANNOT affect
aocks through the gates.
Nr. hoedil2m made few remarks, and Mr.
6ankey sang 1.-The Ninety and Nine" He also,
with others, spoke few words.
, 1875-11-14
DEATHS


RAMSEY-Nov. s, 1t AlEIoo, III, NJ cen9eat1ou of
tho brain, Ann0 Aiken. daughter Of Jaroes and LIZ
zte Ramsey, aged year mouths and 2, days.
McS1E1-1a thia city, h.s. 9, Mrs. Fanny :HcNiel,
aged Il years.
- ogdensbuzg, n. T., pa.ssrs please copy.
GER1CKE-Thu1sdsy. Nov. II. 1t 30 e M, Cath-
crnc, widow rof Henry Ger1ck, sRed Sc 1esfa.
Funeral to-day at 1:o p. -, from h,s late feHdenoe
13tNorth Halsted-at.
scoV1LI-At Rochester, n. r., on tho 5th inst,
Filo L scoVtn: aged So years, formerly Of watsr-
town, \. r. brother OF B. c. scoviu, of this city.
HAfTDS-Io NepF York City, Sunday Nov. I. WILL
lam Ha5<ou, lao Of ohlcagu, aged IS years md 10
months
DR0WE-Nov. IA. Frederick g. Brown, tntans so1
and Is days
Funeral =: The parentn' res1deuce to-day Ut 1pm
k6 Isle OF s1an papers please COPY.
HARhlEGTOS-At his l4to 1eatderce, ltf4 Mdett-
gao-av, EfidAg, Nov. II, Frank Harrington,
Funeral to-day II 1230 p. m Friends of the family
ara invited 70 attend.
BRoWk-0n Ftidsy, Nor. II, Ut II O'Clock p. H., Ct
consum ctlon, 67rah a. Brown, wife Of Thomas Blown,
and DAUGHTER Of n. S. Eggieston, sgsl s. yeazs
months and daJa>
Funeral It her late residence l7o1 Inans-sv, nsar
Th1sy-ntnth-st On Monday, Nov. IS. nt ottock p
NJ Carriages to oafwood- Friends Of tho family are
invited.
fs Pough1eepste and New City papers plsass oopy.
, 1875-11-14

ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL,
Snt1ot Nseateh 10 Tbs Caaeoda 7s7b1:n:
LAsA11E, ILL.,, Nov. 13.-ARR1rEp BY RyEa-
Prop China, from Peru, with co.n for Chicago.
DEfARrEn-Canal-b boat Board OF Trade, with
lumber for PERU
PASSED Esro CAsAr-Proo Ch,ns With corn for
Chicago; canal-boat Legraux, light, to load at
Utica.
PASSED. OuT-Canal-b boat Board Of Trade, 1ifh
lumber for roru.
Nine feet inches. Of water Oh the nitersil of
Lock Is. River falling wind northeast
BE1DoEpoHr, NJ, Nov. 13--ARa1sm- -Corn-
merce, 0ttawa, $500 bu corn; Omaha. MorriR
s, 600 bu corn; ". l. Steel, Prison, Isis enpty
brls: prop Whsle. Seneca. $500 bu oats. 1890
Tbs seed Friendship, Seneca, 6,400 bu corn
prop Mootauk. Lookport. 1. 1870 bu oats, GOO brls
-four; Maple Loaf, Lockport, 1886 bn rye, 100
hrls aour.
CLEAHKD-Hercnles. Chillicothe, 91,600 It
lumber; Sunrise. Ottawa, 1851 It lumber;
Neptune, Joliet, 9.933 # lumber. 25,500 lath
4. Woolsou, Joliet, 85.s38 It lumber.
, 1875-11-14
OBITUARY..

THE REV. JOHN MA1TocKs OF ST. PAUL.
Ettctdt Ossatrh 10 The .Chtedoo Tribune.
ST. PAU1, Minu., Nov. 13.-The Rey. John
Mattocks. pastor ot the. First Presbyterian
Church, died this morning, from an nttack CT
paralysis Of the brain. He Was unconscious
from the time of the attack till death, seven
hours after. He was son Of e1-Gov Mattocks
OF Verm ont, q graduate -at Middlebnry
College and Yale. Theological School.
In 1883, be accepted his first pastorate At Kees-
vil's, n T.. ahere he remained eiehteea years,
until called to St. Paul. Id 1856 Hs was senior
pastor OF this cEy for ten years, City 5uperin-
tendent of Schools, aud IN active member and
promoter OF the Minnesota Historical Society
A. and the st: Pan! Academy Of Natural Sciences.
The funeral will take place o. Tuesday.
, 1875-11-14
CRIME.
FORT WAYNE MURDER CASTS.

FORT WAYNE MURDER cAeFS.
Spec4a: D4sputrh to The Chicago Tribune.
Fort WAYNE. Ind. Nov. 19.-The trial Of
Wall, the colored murderer. was resumed shis
morning. With accused still under cross~exami-
nation. Nothing moro Of Importance Was
brought out IN his Testimony. The defense
then rested. and the State recalled Ellen Epps,
sten-d-ughter Of the murdered man, who contra
uicted tho prisoners evidence on nseveralimporta'
points. James Epps, her brother, Was also e1-
anipea, aod testi!ad that Wall constantly Car
ried l. revolver in bis belt when be went TO
church, and lt other times. He also contra
dicted Wall 40 to several matters. No more'evi-
deuce vas ta,.en, and tue Court adj djourned until
Monday morning, when the attorneys will make
their arguments tolhe jury.
Tie case has excited much attention from the
circums. .4nces surrounding it, as vell a. from
the tact that it is the first Of numoer Of muir
der tr,as about to take rlace. 1hc trisl Of
Charies Krout, Indicted for murder in the. first
degree, will begin Tuesday next.
, 1875-11-14
FOREIGN.
Much Damage Done BY q Tidal
Wave in an English River.
Herzegovina NiN Seon Send q EeIesa-
ten to the Hreat Powers.


THE CHOLERA AND TIE PRINCE
LONDON. Nov. 13.-The cnolefs< in the Neil.
Cherry district interferes with the movements
OF the p1incc ct Wales
Tbs Prince arrived to-day ut Poonah, and had
m enthusiastic reception. It is doubtful if ha
can visit Aadzss, owing to the cholera in thu.
Presidency.
TEE NALAyAy TROUBLES
PxxAyd, Nov. ia force Of $40 troons nov
garrison the British residoucy at Pe.aa. ultan
Abdulah is friendly to the R.itish. It is thourht
the murder Of Birch, the British Res;dens VIA
nopreneditated. Tho Maiaya, toueysr, arc
arsalng defensively. Gov JeEyois il preparing
for military operations
, 1875-11-14

JACOBus-CUkEY-On Thursday evening, Nor.
T. at hs setideace Of the brides mother tJ the e7-
II. II. Ps.klurst, 1r. Judson 8 Jacobus and Miss
klttia II. Curry.
pERTAS-FEREINS-O the 9th Of last a1ay, by
Jus ice Of tf II j. L. Scott. Of Norris IL, NJ s.
Lester Bern ar. ,11so Adah F. Perkins, both Of Chi
cago, Ill No > rds.
BARH-FISrEq--0u tbs 5th inst, BY the Rev. Mr.
Martin. Mr. John Barr, engineer, and Nsa 1sabcl1a
Finley, both Of G1eeuock. Scpt.And
, 1875-11-14
FIRES.

tn CHICAGD.
YESTERDAY morning about II o'clock, while an
assistant was vanishing negatives in Gentllss
Photographic establishment. tho flames COM
muuieated to the bottle OF yarnish, which in
stantiv exploded, burning the mau, and causing
tho alarm to be eounded at the station. single
pitcher Of water sutdued the flames, bu. the
boys in red hats we're rushing Into the room
where the TIRE or1giGsted ID less than five minutes
from the bursting Of the boftle aud before the
occupants OF the Office in front 'eTe awaTe Of
the existence Of tire 10 the establishment.
, 1875-11-14
NOTES AND NEWS.
TIE WOODBURY. FLAMING MACHINE PATENT.

spee1at D1spa.eh to Tne Ch.eaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 13.-The Depart
mens Of Justce has decided all questions reiat-
ing to the scira facias proceeding against the
Woodbury. planning uachine patent in favor Of
the Company, aud the permission which Was
given BY Attorney-Genera] Williams to institute
proceedings in the name Of the United States to
annul the patent has been revoked. The deci-
sion il OF very great interest to all manufao-
surers Of lumber. The financial interests in
rolved are very large.
rHE GRANGER CASES
in the United Statea Supreme Court will not be
decided bef re Jan. /. There Will be no con-
sultatioo Of the whola Bench until af.er that
date. Inero are two classes OF CASES which
the cases coming up from Wisconsin; second.
those coming from Iowa and Minnesota. it
is expected that the tho classes Of
cases vii! be argued together. aud the
decisions will be rendered at the same time. Tho
difference 10 the cases is this The Constitution
oil acts OF incorporation granted BY the Lecis-
laturo may be amended or repealed bg that hcIy
The claim is made that the Wisconsin Potter
law Is in the nature OF an amendment. In Iowa
provision. It ia claimed in these cases that al
amendment OF tbs charter is in violation to tine
Constitution, aud that these amendments are
therefore void.
THE 6eEAKEE9HR,
The contest for tlle Spaakerbhip will begin
nett week to narrow down to clone struggle.
Randall is expected here %, ly in the week, and
the other candidates will soon ba on the ground.
Cox aud Kerr are going 10 get pretty much all
the Democratic votes east Of Pen .syivenia the
latest rumor being that the Democratic members
ftom Massachusetts viii be divided bstaee
them, instead OF being concentrated for 1lr.
Kerr.
THE UNION PACIFIC CASE.
4 decision in the Union Pac:dc case has not
been reeched bs the United States Supreme
Court. The decision Will probably be reached
one weak from Thursday. The rumors that Jay
Gould already Knows the decision are preposter-
our, SO no final consultation has as yet been
had. 1t ia by no means certain that the decision
wi.i ho unanimous.
APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Nov. 13.-The President
to-day appointed T. G. Woodward, OF Iowa, to ba
Examiner il, Chief Of the Patent Office.
Tho Pres.dent has appointed the following
Po.tmasters: ". Richardson. at Chippewa
Falls, Wis; william B. Harding, Cambridge
City, Ind. and JOSIAH Robbins, Niles, Q. i
, 1875-11-14

1sf4E7a Uts1l12EH 10 7Hz LHzE777U 771145?.
IAwnESeE Ks., Nov. 13--The old National
Eotel iu this city. made famous during the War
by the fact that QnantrelI when he made his raid
uron the town made it his headquarters, was
destroyed bv fre yesterday. It was one Of the
old and-marks OF the county. and has been ths
scene of many historic events. Loss about
81 Goa
, 1875-11-14

Charles Il. Brookor. Of Baffalo. who, under
the in1uence Of liquor, accidentally shot himself
in the abdo1nen few days since, died yesterday
morning.
Work Oh the new breakwate1 in front OF Clese-
land will te commenced tomorrow, and will be
proceeded with this SEASON as long ~ the weather
will permit.
The 5nr1eme Court Of Iowa ret as1de the sentence
Of Ursula Spang1ez, oonvscred at Waverly last
gear Of numbering her child, and sentenced to
twenty yeass' Imprisonment. Yestsrd1y, upon
, 1875-11-14

s.1al 1t New Hamp:oa. Chicsasay Coanty. she
vas DC quilted bv furT, th5 verdict being re-
oeiyed xith applause.
The Case If the Ro7. Josephus Collins seainst
his wife on tho grounds Of aduite-y will be call
ed in tha Peoria Circuit Court tomorrow. Col
Inns i. tie rerson who WEs connected with the
p,inccv:llo scandal caee Of Last spring. Rich de-
YeloO1ueut3 3re aIE ected+
, 1875-11-14
TURKEY.

PRINCE MIIANo TO HIS TROOPS.
BELGRADE, Nov. 13.-Prince M1lAuo while rc-
viewing his troops Yesterday. announced that
the changed political situation made it unnces-
ssry to Heud them to tho trontiar.
PRoposgD PETITION TO THE 0EzAr roHxsS.
VHSSA. Nov. 13.--The Eerze5oyipians will
soon send dapntation to Vionu:, Berlin, aad
st. Petersburg, to present petition embcdyng
their wishes.
, 1875-11-14
P6RT HURON.

PonT HURON, Mich, Hos. 15.--Uo"S-f1op
Cuba schrs G. Breed, Amt Ruth Wells, Burt,
Thona. Gown, J. P. March, Cecilia. Moonlight,
J. 8. Miner, 7. B. Rice, L. L. Lane, Theodore
Perry, Fa5ette Brown.
WMn-BoUrp-Pfops Westford, 5aatlsc. sov-
c.eign, Enterprise, Egyptian and eonsort,
Montgomery snd consort< Haboart and ooneors; j;
schr Flylng Mist.
Wmp-North, brisk weather cloudy.
= ponr Huaox, Mich, Nor. 19.-DoWx-
, 1875-11-14
POOR sMFS.
HE IA DROPPED BY THE ooLnREn ,rry.

HE ia DROPPED By THE ooLoREn MEN.
5pecaz D-spitch to Tx Chicago Tricune
WAsHsaroS. D. c.. Nov. 19.-Gov Ames, Of
Mseissi, pi, is now deeerted even br the h, grces
The Co,nmoner. q pauer published here edited
by co1oreti men. which has large circulation
among the negroes in Miselssippi says tonight:
Wh"a the President rafused tn send the troops there
w:as let ground for complaint among The Demo-
crzts. Tne St1te to tako Of iteelf, saor.
ADes had opportunity to show that lie, not them.
could rule Msuas;ppi. We e1pt:ted t)aat ho would
hut but .s ware aeeeiVai s'o ln our man, my
Ames send. telegram "The Deno~rnts promise
th,t shall h.ye 'peaeetul election, il lorbesr
with tha militia" Who should promise are,cefrl
election The Democrats or tbs Governor OF the
Slater 1t is plain he he Conmsndtr Of the State
and rcsnonsibst for the lives aud property
Of the people. We vera In the Atorney-Gen-
erals Office one. morning, when Judge Pierre
pont handed us letter th!t he had just
received We read, We found, in substance.
that Ames hAd made treaty with tho Democrats: that
bo felt grntefa? for ts accomplishment and that he
bad eondden:e in the honor and stii:y Of these gen.
fleinen to keep the treaty. We understand and Ap-
pre:sate the pred!caent In which the aayern,r was
placcd. but how can we apologize for him, and how
can he explain MS action We feel that he gave the
Stats AWAY. 2lIsssssinpi, with 10000 Republican
1ority, goes Democratic by 1",001. We shall hardly
forgive Ames for giving tho Stats, bound hand aud
foot into the iron grip OF the eneuv.
, 1875-11-14

Props Oscar Tcw1,eerl ant consnrs, Tut
sle sn1 co1sott soa1s FRANCIS Palms, Thom-
Is r shedon. Home, john We:cy. Wa:erman
=. =. Jonneon, Montgomery, Nellie Redingso:.,
uF-Props Scotia, Oneida; Eca1s Leonard,
hanna ). B'elet, Geurgs Sherman. Cascade.
, 1875-11-14

-
BLoo4Noros, Ill.,, Nov. 1s.-This morning the
liberal pastors, in conference, adopted consti-
tuslon for State organization to be known as
the Fraternity Of the Liberal Religious Societies
Of Illinois, tho object as expressed being to as
sociate together il the interests Of liberal and
advanced thought the meetings to be so conduct
ed as stall most directly conducc to our fraternal
fellowship. our spiritual welfare. and usefulness.
The constitution invites to the frateinity all who
would asslst 1p the advancement Of truth and
righteousness Two mo-t;ngs sre TO be held
each year, one IN November, the other in April
All peraons not yonnectej with other societies
aro invited to join. Tho officers elected we're
President. the Hon. F,rman Church, Chicago
Vice. President, Kersey II. Fell. Bloomington;
Secretary, the Rev. F. L. Hosmer. Quincy:
Treasurer. Robert Mason, Jacksonville. The
next meeting will bs Held at Rockford, in April.
At an informal meeting this forenoon DR.. Kerx
lectured on ''lndepandent Churches, Their
Strength and Weakuees."
, 1875-11-14
CUBA.


HAVANA, Nov. 12>-Capt. Gan. ValunasedA has
Issued = decree prohibiting persous living be-
tween the lines formed bv s&gua, Mscagus, and
Palmil|ss, a.:l tie Trachas, Jucaro, aud Nu1au,
from travelling nf.er dark. warming them ta..
they may be shot at sight bI tho patrol and
, 1875-11-14
DAKOTA ITEMS,

Special D.spatch to The Chacaan Tribune.
Sioux CITY. a., Nov. 13.-Flavin, who has
been On trial At Yankton the past week on q
charge of r>pe On ! Mrs. Mosher, Was dis
charged from custody to-day, the jury finding
verdict Of not guilty.
d horse-ta4of named Stacy, arrested here q
few DAYS Ago, WAS taken to Lemars, where the
ANIMATION Yesterday, and was bound over in the
sum OF $500.
, 1875-11-14

It is Understood that the above advance has
not bean caused ny. nur is it in any way connect
ed xlth. the recent compact that has taken place
between the Fort Wavne. Lake Shore, and Nichi-
gan Central Railroads,
, 1875-11-14

LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Nov. 1s.-The jury in the
case OF the United States Against Pill Smart,
George Merett. John Oman, and George Halt,
charged with 3 conspiracy against the Govern
ment. snd intimidating Willis Russell. rhe acting
United States Marshal. in the discharge OF his
duties, returned verdict, this morning, Of gull
ty Us regards Smart and Meffert. Mercy was
begged in beh iii OF Mefrert, on acconnt Of his
il-heatIh. TIE men are ali implicated in the
Owen County, Ky, ku-Klux outrAgea.
, 1875-11-14

NEwYoRK, Nov. 13.-Azived- Steamer France,
from London.
New Yoax, Nov. 13.-Arived- -Steansl11p
Ita1is, from Mediterranean ports.
, 1875-11-14
ITALY,,
MERnEHEEE EEETEYcrY4

K1a'E. Nov 13.-Luciani. Freleata, Amad,
Farnia. and ho1elli, charged with completely il
the murder Of Ratfaele sonzogno, editor Of
La Capatae, have been sentenced to penal seryi,
tude Tor life. scarpotti WAS acquitted