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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03
Get the Best and CHEAPEST.


The Reed Breaking Plow is the
best and cheapest. You can 6nd them
At the Post Office.
Last Tuesday evening there was a
social hop 10 Geo. Zeiss' new building.
Everything passed off pleasantly, with
good music. and plenty OF ice cream
and other refreshments. We have
heard several remark that it was rs
pleasant a gathering of the kind, as
they ever attended in Red Cloud.
There we're several of the boys over
from Juniata.
-NG:ice Ira Sleesers new ad. in an
other column. He sells machinery
cheap.
Carl Weber hss opened a confec-
tiouery Shop in one Of his buildings
west Of th. LaClede House, and has
everything fixed up in good shape.
Boys 60 and take your girl and have q
nice dish of Ice Cream.
We understand from hear-say that
4 couple of ''r~oosters' and their "dar.
lines'' stopped at the Valley House q
few evenings since, and that one of
them got married. He didn't make
it manifest to US though. Probably it
was modesty on the young mans part,
therefore We wont say anything
about it.
%. L. Battles. of Guide Rock call
ed on Monday. He reports business
quite lively in that place.
We want all the farmers through
ont the county to consider themselves a
COMMITTEES of one to find out how
much grain there is sown 10 his imme
date neighborhood and send 10 their
report to the CRIEF. % that We may
make IN estimate of how much grain
Of different kinds Their is soun IL the
county. THIS will let the outside world
know that We have not been lille this
spring.
Il. I. Webb and vic were 10 town
over Sunday. Mr.. Webb is proprie-
tor Of the Jacobson Houss q Juniats.
and reports business brisk in that Line.
Something for the people. Be
careful Of your poultry, and do not let
your fowls stray Of your own dousio.
especially in he country, for single
turkey OF chicken may do untold dan
aGe in . short tina. The fclaoSing ID
. copy Of . note one man received from
bic ae;oAbor:
-Sir. I have yoar Turkey Cob
bier IN my possession. and an holding
him for damages done By him. Icliins
81 o damages Yoa VII please Sone
up end pay said charges and lsnovs
your property. aud obIigs ne, md
Ave you trouble time and expense.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03
TEETH TEETHN

Sherer has agood set Of instruments
and will extract teeth on short notice,
and in a manner that it will make it a
pleasure instead Of something to be
dreaded. Give him q call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03

Notiss = h~sas 6vsa. Tia Ivin
snoi.s n Dsssoss No Dsvdaisto
oasr 0eDai1vss . ea.didasas "a
teaehes # tie psinaey e esnnea
sokeo6 q ths eaasay, g ~ s4ee N
Rcd lsto01, o ~ fRst S~aearal9al
AnRas Novsabes, Esas1asy. -
Nay. IL. KALgX.
p c.. Saporiweendenk
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03
a, Corn Planters.

Two two horse corn planters for sale
cheap. to close out my stock Of Agri-
cultural implements.
32-tf. NJ. B. MCNITT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03
NO. L.

100 acres decided iaud. IL miles east
Of Red Cloud. 50 acres good bottom
grass land, balance smooth upland
prairie, well watered. A bargain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03
No. 3.

A good claim Of so acres, four miles
from Red Cloud. south of the river.
Timber and water.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03
WOOD! Wdan

Besessss & Co., have . hres
amount Of vsod sale in large or small
I Quantities q suit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03

Wilcox & Gillian.

Have for sale choice tracts Of land,
and good claims.
All letters Of inquiry answered
promptly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03

-FoR SALk. One yoks Of fine
ilszsp seven year old eattls. veil broken
ard perisstly sound. Can On o.. Cd
drso Aka Rutherford Red Cloud
Neh
-Seosthiae overs vssk &c the
Bsstly Dsua. aovsd cato thek las3,
I've oi1n vsst Il tom. hey Agvs
abost 1850 aaEss which they boaiAt
of - U.sR. r 09 1bGJ jhtSsd
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SOD fsi1h tsskisG betvsss
tve - t1sssk@p14afnAu No
NJ dsigsis a. gsefiag lssakiae .
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-Sbssss hsEsvshe 49, vs
tAisk jsdGisg fea - loeks a Ii
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03
NO. 1.

leo acres 3 miles from town. 100
acres bottom, 60 acres level upland, a
spring on each SO a running stream
through the quarter, 40 acres iDprov-
ed, a hog house l5xlS, Is acres wheat.
10 acres oats. 10 acres corn. One halt
the small grain and all the corr crop
will be sold with the land if sale lie
made in sixty days. One COW, 2 plows,
l harrow, | span horses, harness and
wagon, aud 2 cuitivators.
NO. 5
Nw4 "a. 3, 9, fling; 80 acres under
pillow, q good veil. dug out stable lex
As, hewed log house l6x2O. Cheap.
NO. 6.
A house aud lot in Guide Rock.
Very cheap.
NO. Z.
l6O acres Al miles from town. Fif
teen acres broken0Iays well. Will
Re sold cheap. -
For further particulars call on OF
address
WILCOX 4 GILLIAN,
RED CLOUD. NEB.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03
LOST, sTRAYm o. sgo1M

From town 8. range 9. Sec. le, %
the night Of May 10th, one span Of
mules. dark brown: whea lost had
halter on. Any information furnished
will be well rewarded. Direct such
information to G.. w. Ewens, Mecca,
Franklin county. Neh. AOef
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03
WELLS! WELLS!

All wanting wells bored will do wen
to call upon w. w. HARVEY
1navale, Webster Co., Neb.
a-Good notes taken if desired.
37-3m
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03
ron SALE

FOB SALE,
One Champion Light Mower. Price
31l5. Will take stock in part pay.
NJ. b. McNIrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03
IRA SLEEPER,

Who is agent for these Celebrated
Machines in Webster county.
NALL and Examine MACHINES u
O-Before Purchasing ELSEWHERE II
ni2-td
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03

From SEQ Is. town I, range rs vese;
one black two-year-oA 6lley-v6h q
marks: Any information vin b VI
rewarded. Direa Sod n6oenutjeQr1e
II. BuRRys.
Riverton, Ftsnk6kCa., Nsh
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03

A house and lot in Guide Rock.
Very cheap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03

And ia acknowledged - being one
Of the most durable machines ever
manufactured.
FOR SALE By
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-22
A Bnr5SELS LOVE STORY.

There is pretty love story told in
connection with the introduction Of
the manufacture of fine lace in Brus
sells. A poor young girl, named Ger
;rude, was dying for love Of young
man, whose wealth precluded all hope
of marriage. One night, as she sat
weeping, lady entered her cottage,
aud, without saying a word placed In
her lap cushion, with It's bobblns
Sled with thread. The lady then,
with perfect silence, showed her how
20 work the bobbins, and how to make
all sorts of delicate patterns and com
pllcatcd stitches. AS daylight APP
preached, the maiden had learned the
art, and the mysterious visitress dis,
appeared. The price Of the maiden =
lace soon made her rich on account OF
Its valuable patterns, and she was able
to marry The object OF her love. Many
years after, while living in luxury,
with her numerous family about her
she was startled by the mysterious
lady entering her comfortable house
THIS time not silent, but looking stern.
ohe said: Here you enjoy peace and
comfort. while without are famine and
trouble. I helped you; you have not
he.ped your neighbors. The angels
weep for you, and turn away their
faces So the next day Gertrude
went forth with her cushion and bob
Din In her hand, and going from cot
iage to cottage, she offered to teach
the art she had so mysteriously
learned. So they all became rich,
and their country also.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-22
TEE MOUNDS Or INDIANA.

The mysterious mounds OF Indiana
re undergoing fresh Investigations at
,ho hands Of scholars. The Madison
cou,tv Democrat says Of those in Its
| usghborhood:
.One thing specially remarkable
.hout these mounds is their fine state
=, reservation, the banks being per-
.sct and not showing even gully or
INEQUALITY of any kind. The Profes
.ors were delighted with them. Pro-
lessor Cox pronounces them far ahead
! or anything of the kind in the State.
Here is the description of two of them.
No. / is a perfect circle $50 feet in
circumference; the banks are very
perfect, with an even slope, and are
Twenty feet high above the bottom Of
the ditch inside, and from eight to
nine feet above the common surface
outside. The gateway is on level
with the inside of the mound, and
opens almost directly south. At the
base between the banks the gap is
thirty feet wide, and between the
bitches sixteen feet at the top and
.ify.eight feet at the base. The level
inside the ditch is ITO feet in diane
;er with mound exactly in the
center, which is four feet high and
..,y feet wide at the base. Oak and
walnut trees of the largest size are
growing promiscuously on the banks
Of No. |, and in one part of the ditch
the water stands during the entire
wear. No. 8 is a rectangle, with cor
uers rounded and sides curved toward
the center. This mound is 100 feet
long from entrance to the ditch inside;
rs feet in the widest part and II at
the points where the sides curve to-
ward the center inside the banks OF
the ditch; outside banks are 10 feet
high above bottom Of ditch; gateway
9 feet wide at top and 33 feet at base
between bitches. The entrance to
tue mound is little east Of north.
On either side of the entrance, but
with the large mound, is a
similar mound, 81 inches in diameter
4, base and feet high. These two
smaller mounds are 25 feet apart
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-22

The trjai of the murderers in the
great Mountain Meadow massacre.
begins at Beaver, Utah, this week.
The chief Of the gang. John D. Lee,
expects to escape punishment by turn-
'1g states evidence, but it is said that
"s Prosecutors will not accept his te>,i-
'aoay. as they can prove more facts
y others than by Lee. tits not i'm.
P'ooAl.r THAT Lee will 90 to the gal.
'o"s as be uo Doubt deserves.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-22
Chicago& North W. stern
RAILWAY.

Passengers for Chicago, Detroit,
Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, RocRes-
ter, Albany, Toronto, Montreal
Quebec, Portland, Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Washington, st. Louis, Cairo, San
francisco, Sacramento, Ogden, Salt
lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs.
Sioux City, st. Paul, Marquette,
Escanaba, Menasha, Madison, Chey-
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Winona.
Duluth, Green Bay, Milwaukee, and
al points North, West, South and
East, should buy their tickets via
Chicago and the
CHICAGO 4 NOR RI WESTERN RAILWAY.
Close connections are made az
Chicago with the Lake Shore &,
Michigan Southern, Michigan Cen
trail, Baltimore & Ohio, Pit,sburp.
Fort Wane & Chicago, Kankakee
Line and Pan IIaudle Rontes, for
East and Sorea East, and with the
Chicago % Alton and Illinois Cen
trai for all points South.
Close connections are also made
with the Union Pacific X. Il. At
far Omaha for all West points.
Close connections ore maae at junction
points Nth t'"ias IF oft Gro $ roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated ears are run on
all night trains on all the lines Of
this road.
This is the Only Line running
these ears between Chicago and st.
Paul or Chicago and Milwaukee.
At Omaha our Sleepers connect
with the Overland Sleepers on the
Union Pacific Railroad, for all
points west OF the Missouri River.
! Among the
Inducements offered BY This Route
to the travelling public are all the
modern improvements Rock and
Gravel BaIIasted Track, Steel Rail.
Rock and Iron Bridges, PnrIor and
Drawing Room Day Coaches.
Smoking and Loungng Oars. West
ingllonsc Safety Air Breaks, Mllcr's
Patent Safety Coupling aud Plat
forms, Speed, Safety and absolute
Comfort
Running Through Five Great states,
and operating over 1000 miles of
road, this Company presents to the
traveller Facilities that Are Not and
Cannot be offered by any Compel
itor.
All ticket agents can sell you
| tickets via this route.
If you wish the best travelling
accommodations, you will buy your
tickets 10y this route, and will take
no other.
MARVIN HIGHT,
Gent Superintendent.
Nv. "a STTNNEvT,
GEM Passenger Agent. ST.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-22
TAX en- SD Cow.

~ M residence, Eve N IS nhtsst ~ Mineral
ROM . - cfs vita VINE rrfn- her b1cs snI
- Nfifr -pp' ~ tscr SA !. a1Jut hre- wears Old
s"l ''"lh p 'rn@ broken IA tyi1s ~. shlu thr-e
inch IN iergh te arn-r /. r-aa-s FL 10 call.
prove pr'YsTiJ. pay asrxas All tax h.r Away.
ts-Ai JJuS u. klguARUS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-22
ALEX. WILSON. EDWARD HARRIS.
City Bank of Mineral Point
WILSON & HARRIS,
GENERAL BANKERS.

issue onls OF exchange on all the PRINCIPAL
e'l,es IN Europe, and passage tickets to ana
u LOU, al, European ports. Interest paid on
lec,ons. s''e" WV
=, oihce next door to Vivian's Drug Store
hi2h street, Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-22

lRE poet Schiller died Nav 9th,
80, The steamship schiller, named
ISIS. "'''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-22
". w. LIKENS.

Attorney aud Counsellor al Law, Mineral
Point, Wis, practices in the U. ). and Siaie
Courts, aud attends loag.ucir- aul collections
ia att paris ~ he State. Office IN LeulAau's
S.Ock, opposite The bank. Iy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-22
HIG HLAND HOUSE
RICHARD FLYNN. Proprietor.

RICHARD FLYNN, Proprietor.
Tables always spread with the best the market
Affords. Good staA NJ and attentive Holsters.
Every attention given to com OFT ( tiurst. Terms
according ~ tn. tunes GOOD iqaors and cigars at
The Bar. Highland Jtn. TO- 'si5 -.lv.
, 1875-02-19
BUTL1;IE IN A FIX.
Efo In Charged with Lobbying u Big
Cotton Gintm Thrungh.

no IL Charged with Lobbying n DiE
Cotton Gtntm Thrungh.
9pteiaI DispaseA to Thu Chicaao Tr'o'lne.
CEsc1SNATi O., Feb. 18.-Deu Dusler was
shown up to-day IN tho United States Court Of
this city as having, wllle a Representative In
1866, taken $500 from Joseph Feoun-:
,telu, = rich metchaut ot this city.
% got cotton claim Of 100000
opened up and speedily allowed bv tho Secretary
Of tho Treasury. Tho fact camo out In tue
course OF suit by John A. Wills, at Washing
ton, al attorney, to recover from Froun-
aton 5000 md iniorost on two
notes for tails sama work. Frounatcin
first contracted with Wills and gave him thcso
nosca Tlnn, learning th1t uatler could tus u
through for him. ho gsyo him tie money and
went square back on wills: The defonse
get up tho Claim tlat the notes
we're given for corrupt purpose
md conld not therefore be recognized In law.
aud Froumttetn admitted In his tessimonv tia I
he won't to Washington 10 uso moucy 10 grease
this through and that be bad employed Wits { q
use $4,000 In Ereasns The thing. vordes for
plaintiff for fui! amount OF notes aud interest.
, 1875-02-19
ytnnio IG chms

Vasht,,1ton Corffsp,adtncs gf tbs Seu York Hord.
Ths latest manifestation OF nrt eonnolssa aur-
ship IN our Capital las bcea the awarding OF the
Farraeuk Statue to Vinnlo Roam, Gen, 6her-
mau aud SEQ, esary ltobesou (two aentlomen
whose pursuits and taates suGgeBt to any cano,d
observer tue highest artistic judgmcnQ and
Mro. Fsrrsgut composed tho Committee who
awarded to this spsightly young lady .sha worry
important work, Tno coat nf this prospective
status ia either 410,0 600 or $4,000 Its -sito I
know not. Pobalbly nobeson may take 1t IS a
h8nrehead for one OF the monitors. unce upon
limo bIiss lloam WAS inyltod to motel ut = fa'r,
somn mechanics or lud!,Rtsinl fair In New YORK,
believe; 90 she wont On, aud Wan ono OF tho
most interesting features Of tAe exhibition:
Among the multitude Mho gathered daily around
tue Altla eutly.heaaed eItl to seo features .tes
la1les happened along ono morning snst
stood to soc. They stared at lcr 10 that
una,mpathe:io Way, Noucn hare for each uther,
sud u last Que spoke. Now, 1t happencd that .
Wa,ched tue young artist narrowly. stood close
by, and was indignant at tho injustice Of tho re-
tarka that reached lin, "Do you believe u Ia
Lor owu7" ho loanl one Of them say. Tho
other aueezel 'lIow ahaurdi Of conrso not.
s.d she; I've hoard some p:sopln E, aay T ,'a;"
could brook such injustice no logger: Dety1t
ctia,lotte he turnoh xllh great warmth to thcnl
cxclaiming. "Madasa, how can you he 70 unfair! |!
10 you not sce fur yourself? There arc hes
working on 1t sll day. 1saW htr put Y up WITH
my own eyes this ,noIning." lioth ladles fixed
him With shelr Glittorng eyes, and then In scoEn
that contSastod witt, htn vahemence, tho older OF
tho two said, Pardon our uoals It III eclt1uu,
4 lady has ~ much hair - Mits Nesna, but II
YOU saw her put II up ynnrself this morning
theEo h nothing more 10 ho ssld." In which
| ylcw ha ac1laaced.
, 1875-02-19

A great rcformer has appeared IN Paris. baron
IL IL prepared to instruct persons unable 10
carry On i couycrsatiou tiuently aud agfscably III
The ast most essential 10 social pleAsures. ils
holds c!aysea at home, whici, may be attended TO-.
RI ! mouth and ho ls willing to accept T. n,ol-
ersts number of Invitations 10 dinnor for 20
tral,cs, bis terms being exclusive OF attendance
At tho evening party. un vii! further introduce
guests who will tako part In supporting tho cou.
Vcrsttion THO previous career 0f this gifted
beug IL ahroudod IL mystery but 1t sasns, from
his oAn st&tement, that he hax travelled widely,
st,t!ici profoundly, AMI has ino natural talent
Tor expressing himself.
, 1875-02-19

Every species Of spahe may bo permanently
lr,yon away troa un ,niessed place ~ plaattag
lnus I'D tLolr ptemls.s Of suakss, 4 mlssio.l-
eFy Of soaah Airica Lad his parsonage sl.s-
pounded by narrow belt Of geraptums, which
o1octua!ly protected tho ssaidencs ilom my
kind Of suake. \ few yArd4 sway from this
found, It u rcll kuowu tuAt tho whola Gora-
mum genus IL highly rsdolsu: OF -votatils Oils
-!empu scented. iuusk eceuted, aud peppsrn!nt
eceptoa. What, tha,afose, ID = veIy pleasant
nosogsy tor man IL ropuGnans to the serpent
tribe,
, 1875-02-19
SUSPECTED IDENTITY
Srs.{nJ {l,rbptrh n, The ftbf~,t,yn TrfhftNf

Sre7aI UaREch 70 7 ne CHfcUV5 7T90HHe.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Feb. IA man giving the
namo Of Allan, aud lsailiug from Ohio, but lat
.er!y, Bowling ureon. Ky.. where hc has hccn
teaching school was detained At WnserIy, Toun-
yesterday, to await investigAtlon as to whether
ho Ia William Il. 6toddard. alleged to have
t1ccamped from Washington some timo slnca with
q large amount Of Government funds It 10 saisi
thut Ai.en ausHors to tho deacript!o1 Of 6tod-
l1rd, btit protests that hs Ia not the man. Ho
Says that liz IL perfectly willing that tho invehsl
gat,on shall proceed. It Ia rad that e2.040 in
gold is oaerod for tho apprehension Of stoa-
darl.
, 1875-02-19

Sp<ttaI Nspatch to Ths Ch'tado Tribu,x-
KAxaAa Ctrr, No., Fob. l8.-There arc con-
lic.ips reporta a. TO whether Josno JAmoa WAS
1t Independence yesterday. as stated In last
utght'a sreoist. It now appears that
James Hines, q suspected trAia-robhor.
captured ]. W. Hampton, Deputy MARSHAL, and
marched him out in.a tho woods. yYleye be e..
tanned him unior guard until his horas vas
brought to him With which he escaped. Missouri
officials, IL we'll as Chicago detectives, ehou!d
cxetclso moro caro- in mating areestt,
, 1875-02-19
nuzz.SAW ACCIDENT.

torrssno'utrars q The Chicago 1fibu,ts.
EcnouLcuAFr, o1.clI., Feo. ls.-So!omon Fel-
iowo sou. = lad OF "a years Of ago, Lost his loft
too: by circulss.aaw In CLEANING up the mill.
Tho phyaclsns tess hs may lode h!a leg TO tho
knee.
, 1875-02-19

Of Tho mob oacAp.d
TIE DEAD AND WOUNDED.
1setIdns tho two Ensrnlars Ut tho congregation
tillcd at tho door. thrco othera wtr0 killed aud
ten Aclioltsiy wnunletl ono uf tho latter diving
n 1t aa7, nrSing rx s1catlsn in all. The Chlcf
II rplico, whp With all tho momteiB ot hin lam
wounds. Ot tho asta.linta, tso wcro killed ont
ri1lit, and tho fndan WHO attacked 8cnnr Diaa
died on tho following d,y. from tho pistol wouitd
inflicted By tho Intrepid Mexican woman whoso
Of them 1cre wauni iod. bit cscapoi to tho
mountains. II wae aftorwardr rumorol that their
wounded numbered shltseen. Of .whprn hyc died,
doubtloea from exposure aud lack Of care
Az INQUIRY IN rAoUEEss.
Alr. Hutchinson. having .prov1ient'Ally os-
capcd as IL soomca, waa sttt folt 10 BIS ~ danger,
and Nas Adyiaol to hooa refuge on tho 1lA Liio.
an American coalin7 vnascl. uatll tho arrival Of
l,asssse for this city. Tho rroaident 1.er.lo do
i'ejada sent him word TINT ho would 10 furnished
with an eso,rt 10 tho City Of Mexico bus ~ tho
road IL but little bettor titan tsnil. Mr. untcln-
son daodod to como to t!hs city and pEocoel 10
Now York, TO rorresons the co.ialt;oa mud needs
Of protosantEsm IN Mexico, to which country l1o
City Of hlo.ico.
l'rior to hts departure from Acapulco, Mr,
Hutchinson learlea tha! t,s small garrison had
bean rcinforonJ, Gu tho lat Of February. By tho
arrival OF Gov. Alvarez with Ave companics Of
Htnto troops, as we'll ns by one regiment OF Fed
tfAl trnop3, hnothtr rc1lntht bolhB PROMISED.
An Investigation OF tho nfrair was IN slow prog
tess; but there was m eyidont do1gn 10 thor.
oughly SLIT tho matter aud apply stslctly tho
provisions OF tao now ihw Of reform. No ndd.
ttonal arrests had yet heon 1uala; hut It wab
trobaple that tilesa would bo In a nhoit time.
Tho mcw law lad boeu a,nondod, Subsequent 10
the apsassipation Of tho Hov. Ir. Stephens, TIM
prutn,tant missionary, 10 cover tho case
OF rrioHte melting their communicable to dccda
Of violence By bitter aud incons!lary haranguos
aud It Is possibl. that, under this law, tho ezra
Of Acapulco has Gre this boon caltMl upon to all
swcr for ns past IN the inception Of this cruel
MASSACRE.
Members at the stticken congregation sent
word 10 Sir. uutchinEon that tlloy in tlowiso
Gus. down By tic persecution to which tuey III l
boon Elbjectal, but would continca ~ ttetr pro-
fcsslon of fn,th to tie end; aud Eo has fall con.
t,douco that proLcssan.iam sill grow and expand
In Acapulco. Tho blood Of tl,ceo MARTYRS wilt
to tile secd OF their church, from which shall
spring goolly fruit.
, 1875-02-19

Sp4ei4i Di*pateA to Thx cale1oo 1rltuNf.
Iowa CsTy. Ia, Fob. 18.-31t6e Ida smith. Of
whom to1osrnphsd TaE TnlpusE eonao woek
ago ~ having kesonsne lamp accidentally
| turned into her lap, sud burning her terribly.
| Of tue accident
, 1875-02-19

Epecfll W8patth % 4N Ehesodo 1F16aHe'
Iowa C1rx, H., Feb. 1S.-Ohsrles Flhzicr, for
several ycara tho koepcr Of neat.masket 10 this
ctr, recently abseouded under coycs Of night,
lakiug with hin, Beycral thousand dollnta, aid
lowing several thousand more bohind In tho way
Of unpaid dobtn at tho bank to thoso from whom
Ia conll borrow money, aud to farmutn for cat-
tia aud QtllQr Gtock IUr uaolk0t uAe.
, 1875-02-19

Iu Sicily woman who Fasued dgns IN. an
consumption, hut wna without mAnY Of 1tu,I tus b,
mon symp.otnY OF slat disease. vas !oaIt Iesc1
tho use Vi tLe lnrynyuseope, 10 have *. ! xslIt
nrMlY Adhofclit by buth extscullt!es to us .nd n
OF the Air-paSsages e. thei1 upper Pott'eo, eheS
tho dlaicutly OF hrsathlng. speiklog. eopsaE
etc, wes easily axPlaaoAd. Hs ~ ~ W.
surgical operation.
, 1875-02-19

!StecatE Diapatch to The cnttaao Tribune.
Dks MONIES, H., Fob. fa.-The tlree n,en in
jursI by the explosion Of the gAs-wor4s this
morning prove TO bc not seriously injured. Tue
theory OF the explosion Ia thas tho pspo ia the
solla5 couneotuK tbs purifiers leaked. mud. tlll-
ing tue caller with gaB. worked through the floor,
2hd. reaching gEs let in tho purifying. room.
exploded. The toss IL estimated At s1o,00o.