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PROGRESS or THE nSsURBEcTIoNARY wAR-GRH-
ERAL vAL.MAsEDA's POSITION IN THE YIELD
REBEL ORDER FOR THE CESSATION or HoKS-
DIARIsM-
HAVANA MAY ], 1875
The latest intelligence received here IRON the
front confirms the dcfeat or the insurgents at
Las Cruces the 22d ult.. and places the loss or
the Spanish troops at about 200 men Killed and
wounded. Tne Insurgent loss Is placed 40 200
Killed, the wounded having been shot by orders OF
ahe Spanish commander.
Tne insurgents succeeded IN breaking through
the Spanish lines and making junction Of ali
their forces between villa Clara and sanu spritu,
under the command OF Maxine Gomez.
ruE CAPTAIN GENERAL ~ THE FisLn
General valmaseda il still al Las Cruces In good
health and spirits, where ne intends 10 prepare
che spanish troops foF the coming campaign. lie
feels confident or compelling the insurgents to re.
treat beyond the trocha within Two weeks. The
insurgents having better horses than the spanish
cavalry retard the advance Of Yalmaseda but me
reels conadent that he win DC able 70 procure
good ANIMALS 81 an impressment OF ten per cent
Of all the horses on the part OF the island en-
braced within the spanish lines
REBELS RRrREArNG TO THE MOUNTAINS.
The insurgents are reIeating toward the noun
tans in the vicinity OF the trocha which they in
tend to establish az their base and await the CON-
nencement OF the rainy season, which they depend
upon more than risKing battle.
McENDIkRIsM FORBIDDEN.
No more sugar estates have been burned since
last report. | nave learned from parties who have
arrived here from estates which we're spared the
torch that the lnsurgent commanders issued
orders to their troops to cease destroying property
Of every description.
THE PUBLIC HEALTH
dQkn
pearance among the foreign shipping in Havana
are Incorrect There has not been q single case
among the shipping this season, and there are
VERY rev cases al present in the city.
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TIE LEXINGTON (KY) RACES.

LEXINGTON, May 6, 1875
Az the time approaches for the sprlng seetlng
over ASSOCIATION Course, in this city. intense in
terest is manifested by all lovers OF tnoroughbreds
No less than sixty horsesare already stabbed at the
track, and tomorrow three more stables includ-
Ing the most noted In racing annals will be added
to the llst. The amount or money offered In prizes
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REVOLUTION IN HAYTI.
Murder, IncendarSm and Wholesale Out.
rage at Port au Prince.
FORTY FOREIGNERS KILLED.
General Brice Dragged from a
Church and Shot.
KINGSTON, ia, May 5, 1875. |

KINGSTON, ia. May 5, 1875.
Via HAVANA. J
A revolution broke outIin Port au Prince on
Sunday.
DRAGGED FROM CHURCH AND SHOT.
General Brice was dragged nom church aud
shos.
FOREIGNERS MURDERED.
forty foreigners have been killed; among the
victims Is a servant OF the British Consul-General.
INCENDIARIsM.
Buildings were ired ana every species OF disor-
der prevailed.
A STATE OF SIEGE
state OF siege has been proclaimed.
AN ENGLISH NAVAL FORCE ASSEMBLING.
A British gunboat is there, ana another VIII be
sent there tomorrow.
MERCHANT VESSELS SHUT OUT FROM PORT.
Merchant steamers were not permitted to enter
the port OF Port au Prince. and have consequently
landed their cargoes here, at Kingston.
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STEAMER CITY OF CHESTER
HALIFAX, May S, 1878.

HALTFlX, May ), 1915.
Nothing is known here or at any point In New.
foundland touched BY the telegraph OF even a
rumor or an accident 10 the steamship City OF
Chester.
rTne city or Chester sailed rom this port on
Saturday last Tor Liverpool The report prevailing
In this city and elsewhere that she mad met with
% accident IS PROBABLY an idle rumOr.-kd.
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McHKI LEVY. FRENCH PUBLISHER.

cable telegram from Paris dated this morning.
the bth inst. announces the death or Michel Lew.
the wel-known publisher. He and his brother
Calmann, formed the wen-known publishing drm
Of Michel Levy, Jr6res into whose hands we're
intrusted the works OF the principal French
authors Michel Levy was born october Is 1915
and IN 1896 the celebrated house was founded.
Although their catalogue comprised every branch
OF literature, II had as specially the publication
OF dramatic works. Levy BTOthers we're also
editors or the dramatic journal Entysdcse Journal
du DfnadDcle, II Jntrers IiLStrs and les B0qs no
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BISMARCK.

gHE PRINCE CHANCELLOR ALARMED B1 AN
ARMED IUNAIIC.
LONDON, May g. 80 A. M.
special despatch from Berlin to the Times re-
ports that q working engineer, residing In the
suburbs OF Berlin, has been arrested while prowi-
ing around the mansion of Prince Bismarck.
A loaded pistol was found in his pocket. He
was temporarily lodged in lunatic asylum.
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BALLOON ASCENSION.

George s Peduzzi, a druggist doing business At
Fulton street and Elliott place, Brooklyn, maze
an ascension from the Capitolins Grounds yester.
day afternoon In q balloon containing $1,000 cubic
feet OF gas, whlcR ne constructed himself. The
ascension was witnessed BY very large number
OF spectators. when last seen the balloon was
1000 feet above Rockaway Beach aud was blowing
out to sea.
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THE CHURCH IN GREAT BRITAIN.

A CHRrsrIAN CONVENTION ASSEMBLED IN A
LONDON THEATEE-THE WORK OF THE con-
VERSION or SINNERS WONDERFULLY HOPE
LONDON, May 5, 1875.
market Theatre.
Mr.. Moody, tue American revivalist, was chosen
chairman.
Canon Battersby, or the See OF Carlisle; Canon
Fremanue Chaplain TO the Archbishop OF Canter-
bury; Lord oholmondeley, the Rev. Mr.. Aitken and
many hundreds OF other clerical delegates, repre-
sentine the principal towns In the kingdom, were
present.
A SCOTCH BIBLICAL SLOGAN AGAINST SIN.
the Rev. Mr.. Kelmand, OF Edinburgh, IN an adj
dress stated the results OF the work Of Messrs
Moody and sankey in that city were truly mar
vellous. Three thousand persons mad been con
verted and the number OF drunKards and theatre
goers who had been reclaimed was remarkable.
ROME REPRESENTED ny An AMERICAN.
the Rev. MIR. Meter. a delegate from Rome, gave
m interesting account OF the progress Of revival
ism there.
THE CONTINENT OF EUROPE COMING UNDER TINS
INFLUENCE.
Addresses were also delivered by delegates fronl
other points the Continent OF Europe.
WHAT A CHICAGO GENTLEMAN HAS SEEN IN
LONDON
PHILADELPHIA, Ma y 5, 1876.
Non. John v. Farwel, early friend OF Mr..
Moody, the English revivalist preacher VINO has
lust arrived IN London, teegraphs ny cable TO his
friends in this city that the week day average at
tendance a. ali the Aoody-Sankey meetings num-
pers 1000 persons that 1000 people are present
during the sundays exercises, and that thus
100000 souls experience the religious inouence
weekly.
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THE BLACK HILLS.

THE PROPOSED PURCHASE OF THE TITLE FROM
THE SIOUX.
WASHINGTON. May S. 1875.
Nothing has recently been heard az the Indian
Bureau from the delegation or Sioux Indians TO
visit Washington within lew days to negotiate
for the REIMBURSEMENT OF their title TO the Black
Hills, but they are expected almost daily. The
delegation Will embrace, besides Spotted Tail ana
Red Clouo, all OF the principal chiefs OF the Sioux
Nation
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ART SALE

me sloan and Hows collection OF paintings and
drawings will be sold oy auction At the Leavits
Art Gallery tonight. The collection includes
foreign art.
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BISMARCK DEMONSTRATES AGAINST THE Ep1sco-
PATE OF NAMUR.
LONDON May s. 1875.
The Pau MAJ Gazette says q fresh note from Ger
many has arrived In Brussels.
This note, the Gazette says, is in connection with
pastoral recently issued by the Bishop OF Namur,
which is extremely violent In Its references to the
German government
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WHAT CHICAGO GENTLEMAN HAS SEEN IN
LONDON.
purrADErpuTa Mavs 1875
A RUSSIAN CKASE AGAINST AMERICAN
POTATOES.
LoNDoS, Nay s. 1875.

LONDON, May 5, 1875.
the importation into Finland or any portion OF
Russian territory or American potatoes, or sacks
cases or any other articles which have oainned
them. IL prohibited.
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TRoTTING IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 8, 1875.
Tbs spring Meeting OF the Washington Trotting
Association opended to-day with three minute
race. There we're five entries and four starters.
The race was won by Anglo Saxon, In 2:5i, 2:43
and 2:4lk. Toe z. G. Fulton was second ana b. G.
Hayden third.
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FOUNDRY BURNED.

MILEsBURG, Centre county, Pa, Mar 5, 1875.
IRE here this afternoon destroyed the Miles,
burg foundry, machine shops, Rrist mill and
wagon shop owned By Joseph Green. The l0zs
ON WINCH hers was no lnsursnce. is &4o.Ooa,
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rrrE AMERICAN SCHOONER OF THE BLOODY
DECK In THE DOWNS.
LONDON May 6-5 A. NJ.
The schooner Jefferson Borden arrived in the
Downs yesterday afternoon and proceeded to
London In tow.
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ENGLAND.

THE EARL OF PEMBROKE LIKELY TO RE-
MAIN IN THE CABINET.
LONDON, May 5, 1875.
rho GLOBE says there is reason to believe That
the Daily Ne,0s' report OF the intended resigna-
ton OF the Earl OF Pembroke Is unlounded.
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THE TRIBULATIONS OF MAY DAY ARE OVER
and prulent purchase his spring HAT al
KNOWS. az Broadway or In the Filth Avenue Hotel
without running the risk OF having II cArelcssy ashed
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LADIES WHO FOR YEARS HAVE DEPENDED
on all manner Of powders and cosmetics for giving Ihem
artificial compeNi0na hnd that GLENss SULPHu1
Soar supplies them with peary skins and rosy cheeks
elected by the gentle stimulation Of nature sold every
whore. DepoL GklTIENIONlS No sixth avenue.
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Al.-FURNIruRE BARGAINS SEE KELTY q
Co. y

A.-HAviNG CALLED on The SIX PERSONS
who were cured by 9opDUs CONSUMPTION JELLY we can
now publish Mr. Goddu's announcement that 'ne p00s
VIII be cured gratutously by calling at depot 1852 Varick
street. lhursdayah Names city residents) furnished
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A-F0R GINrLEMENiS HATS or EXTRA
quality go dire TO the manufacturer. EsPSNsCHEID
lt5 street
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CHANGE OF FIRM
Y. b. NIC0L co,
$50 Broadway, New York,
TO and continuing the business OF the late w
Nico Davidson Co. respectfully announce that they
selling on the old trims stock of
GAS FIXTURES BRoNzEs, CLOCKS and FANCY Goops
at cost preparatory 70 l9ying IN full new aSsortmsnk
We have made arrangements Tor
increased facIuues
In the importing of
French China and of ane
English and French Glassware.
China Decoration. Glass Cutting
and Engraving also the verv best quality.of
klectro-Slverplaun5,
done in own factory.
The furnishing OF hotels and steamboats,
Is specially. as with predecessors deparfmcne
IN business in which we have unequaed advantages
and experience.
r. B. NICOL q CO.,
successors 10 Nicol. Davidson Co..
Salesrooms, $50 Broadway lNa,. w.
Mandatory, No Great Jones street. Nc" AorA'
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TIE PHELPs-BowLEs LIBEL SUIT

SPRrNGPIELD, Mass, May 6, 1875.
10 the Supreme Court to-day the Phelps 30 wlea
libel was concluded with = verdict Or 500 ior
.the RlsinuH,
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A,-THE ELASTIC TRUSS CoMPANf, 6S3
Broadway, has relieved the community o the whols
raft Of wretched metal tusses long the incubus aud
OF ruptured men.
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TUE PERUVIAN SYRUP IA PROTOxIDE or
iron Is fountain Of health 70 the dyspepac.
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CUBA.
.yoRKroN COIN REDUCED TO IT'S FACE VALUE At
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

HAVANA, May q 1875.
the Gaceta mex pectedly publishes a decree re-
voklng the decree by which foreign coin was re-
ceived by the government at It's premium value In
payment OF duties
After the 10th inst foreign coin win be received
at It's face value only until farther orders
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERyEILLEUSE IS NOT
an enamel, but medicine for the skin. Ladies'
yited 70 lest the article before purchasing. NO Woa
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To-DAY's RACES.

There are three events on the card for decision
to-day. Pools we're sold In this city last evening
on the most important. the Linck's Hotel Stake,
for green three-y ear-olds mile heats, az foows:-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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Il epllivated person than The cyclopedia d ne
beautifully bound Price, - Compiled py = e Deioa-
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music gSFsss r s9s ca = ordered nFgass sny news
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prBusuEo rHIs DAY.
a new volume in ne
BNcA.BRAc SERIES
Personal "reminiscences. By
coRSELrA KNIGHT ASD THOMAS RAIKgs.
wiss portraits Of Princess ChMIot,s. Thomas astse4
Beau Brummer and Taueyrand
one vol, "a is,no. cloth 81 %
rms is ono Of the freshest and most sntertainins
volume. y, issued in The popular oBrica Bras
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been brought within the reach or American read.
era Jet they almost entirely devoted to chArso-
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the Duke Of weriin gfon, but few among the nora
butes who I've again In these pages The Journals
Raikss" have the additional recommcudatoa 81 beua
70 extent supplementary to the grsviIIe diaries
Rskes friend and correspondent o. arsvius. ans
his journals begin about me Derod that crcvn's
leave "a.
pcr sale BY Al booksellers Seat postpaid. rssa.Ds
the price oy he publishers
SCRTBNER, ARMSTRONG a 90.
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FRAGRANT SOZODoNT.-THIS PEERLESS
dontiirice hardcns the gums sweetens the breath
ceanses and preserves the teeth youth old age
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERVEILLEUSE, TIKI
safest and best cosmetic No West twenty.
thaira
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GERMANY AND BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, May 5, 1876.
There IL no truth in the report that Belgium
has received fresh note from Germany.
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THE JEFFERSON BORDEN.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE RE-
moves all Wrinkles. Try IT, No. West twenty. nfth
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvELLEUSE OB-
hierates Freckles and makes the complexion clear.
white and beautiful No West Twenty fifth street
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A MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT BE GIVEN
Il 70 cultivated person than The CyciopcdA Of ne
Rest Thoughts OF Charles Dtckensm carefully index
beautifully bound. Price, So Compiled by v o. Deion-
street Torx
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REGULAR NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICERS on
the Chamber Of Commerce.
Election May 6, 1875. atIPM.
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PROGRESS or THE nsURREcTIoNABY wAR-GFE-
ERAL vAIMAsEDA's POSITION IN THE YIELD
REBEL ORDER FOR THE CESSATION or EcKS-
DIARIBM-
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nrnIIsl1Rn - On.
RKIC.A-RRAC SERIES


CORNELrA KNIGHT AND THOMAS RAIKgs.
with portraits Of Princess Charlotte, Thomas Ratxex
Beau Brummeil and Taueyrand
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state OF New York.
The undersigned earnestly recommend 20 your sup
port, al the Annual Election OF the Chamber OF Com
merce TO be held on the 9th inst at r. M the regular
nominations which are hereto annexed.
These nominations have been made in accordance with
the ume-honored usages OF the Chamber promoting
present officers IN regular order OF seniority.
THIS custom must commend itself rs the only one
which will exclude from the Chamber all unseemly
tests and give FOR the display Of personal
grateful recognition for long and faithful service
In the work 81 the chamber and in The present instance
this Il minenty the case.
We do desire into the question OF the
yifua views Of candidate upOu either ticket The
Chamber OF Commerce secure its proper influence
only Oy emhoiytng in It's membership all views OF
finance anu rafe, ana by having all sub discussed
without parttsanshln or fear Of unpopularty The
muuity should know that the decisions the Chamber
only by Us oticial Acts and resolutions
due elaboration and full ana candid discussions. aud
By result OF contested election all its per-
Ronalities and apimoslues
We believe that the time since the organ
iZation the Chamber certainly within memory Of
most Of It's members that effort has bet
Its opinion 10 what sound and practical
views through an annual election and Il 20
thar II will b. an unfortunate day wnen the Chamber
shall have gotten out Of what u called the present rut-
only 70 fall into The slough " politics.
Justice the candidates the regular ticket how
ever requires 70 the assertions the circular OF
opposition with denias upon two points. rhe asper
the hnancai views o. the regular candid
altogether unjust and unounded Again the intl-
nation that the opposition i movement IN favor %
progress reversal OF the fact since work
scned BY the regular nominations and 4 unfair
u0uce that though the sgners % the opposing circular
emiuently 20 Be respected the chamber has not In
tue past haq M beneat Of tue attendance service a
, 1875-07-29

s1s ata holsmmoaans, tbs rort being Christian. NJ
.ho LATIN Or Grcck uhurrt,en. Tho ,,nnnio IN
nts e'i,e'ly OF tho Slavic race, and npcrk In
t,asM t',.,I! aa'rct The province IL coyo,ctI hv a
aacn u 'hc Dinaric Alps. and .rarerecI bI tt,c
tsntenta a'tl 1td trlbutarius which flow inin t,n
nu..n!!e no rrnciEal proIict tn tobnccf, nf
sart me quality. Tho muat uotabfe ma,,,,for.
urea arc hv'ilonet or n,rad a fayoritn tom,to-
.'ese' aEe, allt Awnrd tIa.'ca Tia ,,r,,ytca ra.
hfteonlat fel by tho Turks In l;GN. ami ttnv ware
Ioi,ishe. m ss nHHctston by tho Treaty ~ t,or.
tnFltS III IG!f3 ll,iH tswrrrcction jrht arnni,",t
iiH'poftanch nboIt tic l2tll snst.. Nton Nv vi,
tases raitot! Austrian flags and rsfnaeu IN nv
t".n'', 'nser. tnmmiHAtonefs wcro rent to 10.
:t aEe ot.sar ~ t:sn IuikisI, Government. tut
InnF eHHtA "crs fr1litlcss and tirv
asi.'h tl!o cn!i'l"ymunt Of arsnr! forru. WLc,,
snn hn't''an dnscrnment loAr,lcd of thu ,iis.
tn1Dased Il sont tho f.,lni,oat Korka III, lin
'Ase111a Win tao catni i,n,lnA of infantry. Will,
H'''f'as iorcs 'rla sent from, IkaE1,sa by lnrl
he catfae or tho trouble in tilh Ind fec1i,,,.
M'iics exists hct"cca s1,e Chr;yt,aDa ntuI liz
i'fh'Hti t'ovornnlent. Asraslnn nt,arrcs viii,
~ Dalnatfans have atro lind eomc.
'n'ng to do with tho matter. rha n.
n,sHE":.a" ~ ara said to Aayo excellent n,urLe,n
i, ,' :,'Yn'.,an paperu ANNOUNCED about lin iii
t,.,' ,i ~: tit1t encounter between tlln Ci,rn
rl,s. ';.'ansan.s ~ anu tho Turkish troops t.pk
t,.a t. ~ s4i Village OF D!acoyu, noar tin A,,n.
f,urst.,f. tt,','~sf. 1toro being about 1a}Jl I0I If
~. N ss'' turkish Empire, It IL feIt l,at
n' aai -. ess' u:a" intensity religious nata
'<"' 40a'' W Efa'e E!.I,l:ealiol,s.
, 1875-07-29
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR,

Committees Of tho 3;a:o Board Of Aerjcu1tnrs
haSa botn i'll sesh!ou dutiag tho week ut H.
lava. working W tio several departments Of tno
fa's to to held in September. nud wl.ct bids
1a4f' With good weather, to 10 ono OF tile n,n.t
th"cesrfnI ever ha;d IN tho State, Coutruct.
'laso bten let fur folara. Cuupett,on viii
10 allowed in tile widest Bcn.e. tn
'it''" Who "irh 10 feed tho nul.isulps
".o viii a:tcn4 thi.t yearly gathering OF tho iu-
ooHsr'c' OF the "es;. Tic Assistant suuor;u-
schGens aud tho Engineer of the t,njc.u,
,n!h"Esoh u Quincy i.ni!ruLl l,nro utauo 11r,,
l!tanas5 e@1:nlLGl;rHs Il mag thu N.nk UNI, .
s.e" 70 laW'4t isaei directly 70 tho erounla.
,o, eo"','o"a'e tno 1E'iosfi..s:; Of iunchiuo9y.
-, ~. t'uac'd Aid i'+sr',ser7 Mt tiu grounds.
~ 'ne 11bsL rhhrefllGAt Iu.ttlttt, 4 lnrast,ro.
h1cattfr "lli pij Oil ,',e river. L..xteu tho rilv
auc Tie sFoullta. Ihia, III copureti III with lilo
o:noi 1al'fpa1 fa:i'it.os for Ealtitg to t)tlhna.
a'1 ehe FaIlouH local :bStd.ui,. tl!a II, Tar r,r
TYini' Tho tiIEogf WHO wilt u:.1 1,;,ua II: ,,tnni
~ the Grouudr, aarTants lie Leiief that tiur',
fac'litlen to ;isltJsu. f'~'e
:, new and targs ho.o' will bo flushed l,fora
tie nn'e. This. wlsn ll.c other lusI
''aciitioS' ahl the disposition dls,I,ya,l
~ 'uo ftE:chs 10 provide proper loI,n,a
ahu incd;.E, would Hcc:u to prou,ibe ull tl1st
could bo wi-!eI for. Tue grounds and bnII1;,'@s
"Io ~ tsoSu state nf 1orw1r,lne4s tno I,,raI
aoe'ets. u1uh whom hi. hos leyolycJ. hayinl,
r.lowA liberal bt1r!t to moot tho Ic,1uifetueuta
or tlle s:ste Doard. Iila hcaeon'a c,opa, III n
wv WV IL. Hldhuso 10 bc aul;1s: anI there IL M
teahob WAY rue c0nllu: Sa!s Fair should uot Lo
saiy up 10 auy ptcc. uiuH s,no H. ivdouL it i,o,x
ho' III ec'lPse any hesetjfo:o itll III tAe State
, 1875-07-29
PERSONAL

nIls. " wy 'ae f5re
iodine the Chicago trot.er, s..nd, vlthop. .
Ada.-Bostoa I'osi, "''*''a'
Tie Palmer House. o'|'"1'"' !" al
Nineteen children. with onlv soven h;rtb,,.x,
-oa's1tato tho family Of IN Indiana vom.u.
An Australian editor secures aniot hv ,,.ra,.,.
~ shslllosa half.hour tor ooa7sksation M dn,,ns
buaiussa-hours. ''"'' 9a''as
They say that lila hope Of the rsator.t,o, -,
- big balloon in tbs only thing D.rnnm \. -. !.
-isen up ln yeara. ""'
Ethan Aliens granddaughter IL A..itino .o,,.
jafenils companions tn Springfield. M..s 's s..s
soply 1o1 ysazs old. Gus
Fisnklln County N. o. gill OF la with .
husband OF 10, has t1tplsts, but promises l., a.
es1ar In proportion annually. S
1ae Crown Prince OF Germany feels 10 kind,,
@s1aa his Ro,A mother, in-,aw tha. b. In.
A41aea BIZ faVori1e COW Y,otozts.
y. uas Hamilton, sisteE Of 1ady Dulyssip. Ia Ia
TV Aussall 6tophanaon, Managox of ths
~8a" Lean Company Of Montreal.
youthful Clergyman Of Racine msds = ,aia
~ - adjoining county, and preached unon
ftodigai Son." II xas not uptil bs ros
1' mat hs understood why hia hsatass yal!,a