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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES,
Or. GIBBONS pIsPEN-

q Or. GIBBONS pIsPEN-
Es4sA SAkY, No. o23 kEAkNY ST.,
~ n corner Of Commercial, San Fran
49, cisco. Private entrance on Cons
H9sa2SD mercial street. Established in
1914, for the treatment Of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as Gonorrhpa, elect, Stricturo,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impotency, etc. etc. Skin diseases of years
standing, ana Ulcersted Legs, etc., successfui-
DIR. GIBBoN has the pleasure of announ-
+, ing that he has retained from visiting the
principal hospitals of Europe, and has re-
stunned practice. =
The Doctor has spared neither time nor
money in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the alle-
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence Of self
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexua,
indulgencc, is practiced by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produo-
ing. with unerring certainty the Following
train of morbid symptoms, unless combated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countcnnnce, dark spots under the eyes, pain
in the head, ringing in tn cars, neise like the
rustsing OF leaves or rafting OF e~hariots, I'M
easiness about the loins, weakness of the
limbs. confused vision, bfunted intellect. loss
of confidence, diliidencei in approaching stran-
gers, u dislike to form new scqusintances. q
disposition to shun society, loss Of memory
pimples and various eruptions about the face.
hNStf, ShN ft.'NN
conghs, consumption, night sweats, mononfa-
MIA, and Frequently insanity. If relief be not
obtained, you should apply Immediately, ell
| Their in person or by letter, and have a cure
| effected by his new and scientific mode "
treating this disease, which never fails 81
eliecting a quick and radical cure.
Cured at lSOnie.
Persons at a distance may be CuKED AT
HOME, by addressing a letter to DR. Glib
BON, stating case, symptoms, length OF timo
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly Forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, to any part OF the country, with
full and plain directions for use.
By inclosing Ten Dollars coin in a regis
tered letter through the fsstoflce, or
through Wells, Fargo a Cos. a package. OF
medicine will be forwarded to any part OF tho
| Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this ad.
| vertiscment in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. j. Il. GlBB0N,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
jyl-ly
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LOUISIANA PEPPER SAUCE-Just re
celved a small invoice at Taylor's.
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PRooREssINa.-The repairs to the
interior of st. James Church are still
in progress. No service will be held
Tomorrow, but by next Sunday the
church will be completed and reopened
for worship.
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n 4: MT.

THE STORE ON MAIN STREET, AT
4 present occupied by c. Schwamb as a fur
niture store. Foh particulars INQUIRE OF
ap1l-tf MYERS x FRANKLIN.
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DISTRICT CouRT.-The session of the
District Court will be resumed this
morning at the usual hour.
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ON THE STREET.-A umo is current
that the Jackson and Phenix mines are
TO be worked this season.
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THE National Superior Vegetable
Dry Hop Yeast, at Taylor's. apldf
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To RESUME OPERArIoNs.-We un.
derstand that active operations are
TO commence by the Roslin Com
pany on the Hamburg series of mines
situated on Prospect mountain. A
new furnace Is to I've erected in town
for the smelling of the ore. Recent
developments IN the mine indicate a
fine body of ore. and a force Of men
will soon be put TO work.
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ENGLISH Breakfast and Gunpowdei
teas, at Taylor's. apl7u
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OUNCE, Pineapple, Peach, Plum
Raspberry, Strawberry and Blackberry
preserves, at Taylor's. apl7tf
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HELD TO BAIL.-The examination of
J. w. Flippen, charged with %garroting
a man named Derr, was yesterday
concluded in the Police Court, result
ing in his being held to answer, and,
in default of $1,000 bail, was confined
in the County Jail. The trial of Fin
negan, on the same charge, will take
place To day in the Police Court. An
other man, named Hayden, Was yes
terday arrested as an accomplish oi the
above and MAS admitted in 500 bail to
await an examination on Monday
next.
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INTELLIGENCE


passengers to Arrive ms
FOR EUREKA
MCPhillips nnn.ise Medino
Mrs bypg.1. J Lovejoy
CHRIS Ma'a Mr. Haley
NNeisOn i Jones
i'm Taylor
ECadmar
Arrivals and Departures.
Yesterdays Arrivals:
v. T.. psIrcHARp's STAGE Line
u.norrv Dunkol
lrsnS Mu. j w Page
0 Donnol~ J Morrison
I ssth II franklin
" killinglsy %rrennan
Gibbs Dan..su....
wv. 1. r~x.rcaAKD's STACK
Morley. " + Stev,ns
GesJsnninss "a Tsson
Lloyd po.-.
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MDCEf'S.

WANTED-A well-furnished house
for rent. in good location. Apply to
Jno. MEG. SCOTS Real Estate Office.
apl3tf
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JUVENILE PARTY. - The children's
party last night at Eureka Hall was a
pleasant affair.
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WARRANT IssUED.-Constable kel.
ley left last evening for tue purpose OF
arresting Jack Way on a charge %.
mayhem, having, some weeks since,
in a fight with IA man named Green,
''chawed" the thumb of the latter'>
right hand to such an extent that am
puiation is now considered "A necessity.
The matter vas settled at the time
without coming up for judicial inves
tiga,ion, but the probable loss of the
thumb caused the injured man TO pro
cure "A warrant for Ways arrest. Con-
stable Kelley and his prisoner will ar
rive in town some time to day.
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Parker 3'-Mrs Moch, Of the
MONDAY n a'', Restaurant, will on
supper to night be prepared to furnish
''0ws' anniversary b balm the Odd
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ICE
OF
DISSOLUTION OF cOPARTMERSHIp.

NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. A.. G.. Snetsinger will
settle all bills owing by the late firm Of Trim-
BILE Il Snetsinger. and is authorized to collect
all dues, accounts anc demands owing to said
late firm. GEO. A. TRIMBLE,
A.. g. SNETSINGER.
Eureka, March q, 1873
The business will becontinue ed ut the same
old stand by the undersigned, who will be
happy to see his friends and patrons. Goods
sold on the most reasona ole terms.
A.. q. SNETSINGER.
Eureka, March q, 1875. mh2S
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A1rARINa. Our neighbors on
uoy Hi are preparing for q lively
' this Summer. The immense
m,opinent made in some of the
Wore eS ana the rumor of resumption of
War; On many that have lain idle for
thsv encourages the residents and
MAJ Ilneic,pale that during the sum.
'e'r little town will be a lively
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re,novaa nAsE.-Prof. Bach has
BIy.,oS,. MS dancing academy to
rive nis Hall, where he will bersaf
evening. pa'''es every Saturday
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MUSHROOM Catsup, and a full line of
deviled and potter meats, at Taylor's.
apl7tf
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GUARANTEE-To any lady or gentle
man, to become a correct waltzer in
five private lessons. l.. BACH, Profess
sor of dancing. apl3-tf
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PASSED THE BLocRADE.-A train of
passenger and two emigrant cars
passed Palisade yesterday, and this
morning a two days mail will arrive
from the East. kilograms from Og-
den state that the road is still in a very
bad condition. The Union Pacific will
not have another train in at Ogden
until some time to-day. The train
leaving that place IN Thursday had
not arrived at Green river late yester-
day afternoon. aud farther trouble i,
anticipated. Trains are running very
cautiously, a the road bed is very soft
and the bridges in a bad fix. The
break at Green river Is not vet repaired
and will not he before Tuesday or
Wednesday next. The mail To arrive
this morning was due nine days ago,
and the residue will he detained a day
or two longer. All the overdue mail,
It j. expected, will arrive by Tuesday
next. A special force of postal clerks
is at work asserting the accumulated
letter mails, so that the delayed letters
can be- handled very expediiously.
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A. M.-rhe regular weekly
,rs 's OF Eureka Lodge No. le, F.
sou,a. NJ, meets this evening at Ma.
Of s. nan, at 1880 o'clock. business
all memhan,ce Will DO tran sacted and
tendance. requested to be in at
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THE ADVENT OF SPRING.

OF all the seasons, Spring is always
the IN most a~nxiously looked for.
Truly is she likened "to the princess
who stopped and kissed the sleeping
poet under the tree, who still slept on,
but dreamed a different dream. 1t is
indeed the time when
"The young. the rosy Spring
Gives to tho breeze her scented wing"
and garlands Mother Earth with all
the fairest flowers and freshest buds
that nature brings forth. Spring speaks
for itself, and OH al sides can now be
heard the busy notes of preparation
for the coming season. The mu-
sic of the saw and hammer tell of the
Improvements now under way; the ar
rival Of the heavily loaded teams, lad
en- with merchandise for the stores;
the general activity noticeable in all
directions; and, above all, the recent
rich developments in nj principal
mines, denote that Eureka Is to be a
more prosperous own than eve dur
ing the coming Summer. More min
ers are to be employed than ever be-
fore; mines that have been closed
down for years are to be operated, and
the furnaces to be started up will ex-
coed in number that of any previous
season. The railroad from Palisade will
be pushed forward during the Summer
with the greatest dispatch, and early
in the Fall Eureka will be the ternin-
us Of the road and the headquarters
of freight lines to the vari-
Gus mining districts Of Eastern
Nevada. The building of the CONSOLE
dated Railroad now gives employment
to q large number OF men who other
wise would be idle, and by the time of
its completion other opportunities for
laborers to find employment will be
offered at the mines and furnaces,
which will be run with full compile
ments in q short time. The late de-
velopment In our mines has attracted
the attention of many capitalists, and
becoming assured that the per-
manency of the district is 4 matter of
no more conjecture, many of the
mines now lying idle for want Of capt.
tai to explore them will he purchased
by such parties aud add to the prom
ised prosperousness of the district.
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OUNCE, Peach and Apple Butter, al
Taylor's. apl7tf
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BLoATER and Anchovy Paste, at
Taylor's. apl7tf
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InliM
, 1875-10-22

6pfff68 U3Ddtch TO 1hs chicago 1FsatHs.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 21.-A sick Juror
seue'ehea tho trial Of tho Ward will oase to-day.
NetroH Fast, OF, 81.
The testimony taken yeatatt1Ay WAS that Of
Milton D. Ward. Ae gave hss vsraion Of his So
jourll at Ludtn9ton, Milwaukee, Wyandotte, and
elsewhere. He Bays that hia father 4eut him to
Ludington to learn how 10 build saw.n.lll that
he had no definite poatlon. no responsibility,
aud bad nothing to do but to BIT around knd aen
tho men work. ue said the aAmo thing With
laforeuce TO Milwaukee. His father sont bin
there to learn to build rolling mill, and hs kat
around and saw the mao do tue work bad
nothing to do himself. After leaving Ludington
aud Milwaukee, which he did on seeount Of his
hoaltls his father took him OUT to tho Burlington
l. southwestern Hailroad, showed hin, the coun-
try, told him there WIS q good chance to make
money there. snd that he would help him to do
It made him purchasing agent OF tho road, and
promised him okhef responsible o!snes. Tha
position Of purchasing agent Milton hold 1t tho
ttme OF hta fathar's de Ath. lie testified that he
never drank liquor Ia his Nfe except II medi-
cine, and mover MAS intoxicated. Hia use Of Tie
oatTinE-kplfa sgaiast henty, - described By
Aunt Emily, ho explained was only iu self do
fenso. lie also said shst bin father oftsa cot,-
plaiaed, and only two days before bis death, that
he felt the stfeots Of his atroke OF Apoplexy OF
1883 that bs became so0ner mentally IL
t!gusd that hia memory failed, and thas b. vs4
mora e1c1tabla and lass ablo u endure.
, 1875-10-22


SsR 1ork auE Etrort q} Gu,ttord t-cnm.) FUR.
Tho Rov. Mr. Murray, who was tho great man
OF the hour, stepped down from tho hail, where
he had been addressing hs townspeople and
telling them that it wss the duty Of good ciu-
zens to raise good pulnnkina and 70 breed good
hoFsea, battoned On Ills gloves, and mounted hin
Light drivng-wagon.
"G1angl" said the author Of the "Pesfest
Horse" The handsome bays ntartod Oh Ut
$50 gait. tlr. Murray sped 'his two noted STALL
ions. Live Oak And Abual1ah, twice or thrice
Around the nquare, handling the iinea with
taste and Judgment. The people OF duilfora
looked on aprroving!v, but the local c1ergymoo
bhook their heath md aighod.
The Rev. Mr. Mu1Tay's Htock-faru1. one Of tho
finest In Amer,ea. IN about . mica from Gu1.futa
Village, on tho border Of Madison. Tho towns-
people hAvo genuine respect for Mr.. Murray ~
! stock-hreelef. LIE il exceedingly liberal In hts
dealings With bis no!ghbors. and hAa done much
to improve the breed Of horses in the Vicinity.
Az tho editor Of = teligiouR journal they
know leas Of him. Some Of them
have heard Of his newspaper, and soma have
seen it; but the prevailing impression IN Gull
ford seems to bo that tue Golden Rule Ia smother
stallion ct LII. 3furray's purchasing.
Ms. Murray had offered $75 IN prizes for fha
boat 5oaEllng colts Of Liys Oak's getting, and \
dozen or more Of that animals progany were
gathered for the Boston eiergY1uan.s Inspection.
The pr1zos wero awarded to the antlrn sat4sfac-
uon Of tuoir recipients.
, 1875-10-22
THE TURF.
NALTfaf9nE. RACER.


BALTIMORE Nd, Oct. al.-Tlo first race on
tito rimlico course to-day Was for n purse Of
4A0o. milo. for 2-year-olds, aud was won by
Virginius, oasy, by two lengths. Time, 1:47.
The second race wAs tor all age0, ~ mllos.
Nudge won, with Donnybyook second. josie u.
third, aud Daisy, Arcturus Century, 3luuday,
n. trimroso Aotbrook, aud haywood, dlsy, IN
the order named. Time, 2:tS15.
In the third raco, for tho Dowlo stakea, milo
leats, Aaron Pennington, ahylock, aud kcaiie
Norton atarted. Nciiio Norton diatAncel both In
tho frat host. Timo. 7;07lat.
RACES AT RLYRIA, o.
Srfcta! DJDateh t. The Ghicduo Tribune,
ELrnEA, O., Oct. 31.-Thc second lay'H races
Of tho Efy1ia Driving Association wore succcss.
TLera ,yas . largo crowd, the woathor was boAu-
tlftl and tho rAcoa wcro exciting. In the tlree-
lninnta rece. tive eutrios betty Weaver took
three straight heats; tme, 3:0l. 2:55, and 2:b9.
Iho 2:aD raco WAS exciting. There were four
entrioH. Owing to darkness. the race was not
flushed. Moxloy took the ilrBt hoat, Maggie
Kimberly the gecnnd aud Third and Goldlust
tho fou:th ind fifth, The best tno was nlAtto
by li1nberly-2dG. fn tho fourth heat Gold
dust aud Eorost Maid locked wheels, bsoshing
the latter to atoms. The horse ran wildly around
the ring, colldsng with Morley md Kimberly,
amid big excitement. T0stunssoly no one wan
hurt.
, 1875-10-22
THE IOWA BIsHoPH1c,

6pef'A+ Hspa!eh u fhs thtcdoo lT7buHs.
DAVENPORT, H.. Oct. 21.-A document has
boeu prepared in tLis city to DO submitted to the
Episcopal House Of uishopu. consisting OF a
circular letter, signed by tho Hon. John +. Hon.
r.. Of Davenport, and tho Hon, J.. II. Griffith, Of
Dubuque, protesting against tho confirmation Of
Dr., Ecclcston, aud showing that ho WAS not
elected ns cla!moa. Accompanying tho circular
aro lctserB fren tho tlo!eKates Of Boyontcen par
ishos, In which they declare positively that upon
the si1toent', ballot III the Cedar Rspids Conyon-
ton. when Dr.. l.. WIS declared cloetod, thoy
voted against hin, snd lor Dr.. ksloker-
boeker, 60 that, as thero wsro but 80
Parishes represented, It IL oWdeut that DR..
was not. Either fraud OF blundor was per-
petrated. It 10 hardly to he exnccted that tho
uouae Of Dahops will dare to confirm DR.. Eo-
c!oskon IN tho face Of the fact that he WAS peyer
e'eoled. Iowa will therefore coutinuo Bishop
less.
, 1875-10-22
FOREIGN.
Guarantees Obtained by Great Britain
from the Chinese Government
Programme of the Opposition In
the Frcnch Assembly.
Preliminary Work on the Great Tunnel under
tho English Channel.
GREAT BRITAIN.
1fIAHANTfEA flTtTAFkph t.s,t,.t f4tfrrI

GHEAI BRITAIN.
GUARANTEES OBTAINED tit0M china.
Lospos. Oct. 21.-Tlsa English Foreign Office
Las received telegram from Minister Wade
dated Shanghai. 18th inst, In which it Ia said
That tho guarantees obtained from ChineHe ~
tic 13t,tlsh III thu rrcent negotiations iiIclnde
tho dispatch Of q mlsalun to EnR1nnd
hoarinG All apology for tile Iunuan outrage,
hnd Hafe conduct 10 I}urmAtI for ths Commits
htopors Of Inquiry. This telegram also confirms
tho rePoiH provn,unly published that nl' mentn
Of ammunition hayc recently Denn lnat!o from
London Tor china. and that S]r. Wnio had iu.
iormod tho t0soiKn legation that he had iusirted
tlPon belter observance Ut the treaties regard
ing taxation aud Lrado.
FLOOD DANAdE.
The Morning Echo Of to-day has additional
Interesting; details OF tho late oodA ns Sheffield
The darnngo 10 very aerlous, Tho wiley nf Tho
1sivor Don forms a lake lalf milo vide. md
fully ID mifoB long. Many colieries aud iron
woykR wcre noodad. by reaaon os tlIelr con-
hcluent stoppage thousands OF operatives have
beeil thrown out Of employment. Accounts
trom tic valleys Of the Wye, HoEorn, and Avon
etato that ll,oas rfyorA have risen TO All unusual
height, whereby great damage las beea an
tailed.
LonpON, Oct. 22-t q. m.-Lnter reports hn-
nounce that TIE floods were particularly dlaas-
tyo"s a. Darlington, in Durham, whero Tho gae-
wnrka uere flooded and tho town consequently
lott in total dArknoeh, At 1satlIerbau,. In York.
aliiro. 1,0u people arc thrown ou. Of umploy-
mont because OF the flooding Of tho factottoa.
, 1875-10-22
The CENTENNIAL ExrutssioN.

Pu1IApEIsu1A, Oct. 2l.-To-day tAs e1cnfsson
party which Arrived haro from ths West last
evening Were driven To tue Centepulai EEounds
In Paramount Park Manor. The dwalhu2s on
the route wero gai1y decorated. On arriving u
tho main exhibition building specehss q wsI
como wefe msds BY J. u Mitchell o. tnsra" ~ ~
It tho Centeanial Board OF 1hnkuos.
Ths visltara mere then escorted through *hs
otba1 buildings. tbs Russta we're then dflv>en
to tbs banquet l,sll, WHARF Thomas q. Harxlsoat
Chairman 6e tns Committee Of Reception, pse.
sllsd, o. biz right ut senator sherman, and
Gu hls tsis 0ov. 0spdslsts.. .4t Indians. Rppsah-
u xsss saada BY a%aAaos Rastn&u. 0ut. H&a-
, 1875-10-22

difficult. Atty drriro n faEnr the development nf
tn*rcton md tt w,rk at tho-c great entsrpr!sts IT
which the bes IL 10 asr nral!5 and ts,snlnR IN the
Ittupr. Ny aim Will awsJs e 10 ohatn ihosc r"snlts
which Ca nIqna r.gtner4tn apatIt and rcstnr' cst
It. H[aa rad thing for who hare n"lttt"r III
rnctiy nor indirectly contributed IN the cial' var
lhst deeE Ettc aEl my u1of!s The rontcat
il not y+t finished. Let " ho1M that \
'tns Providence VI! shorten "',r daye of tri. 1iy
write lint If odnrn Hpan does mt reae tia ssanlssL
f anry nf hyeone dlys, sbs icast knew how y rsh
Jessrvt rank amonH tho civilized nations Of EHror.
<cau&e Itr hflIrcn rejecting mean ratsIons an.l In
tsrsta turv nw tr apply the energy Of the pstIcH.!
character by stn5n hard the arts aud sclence& which
are ths u1oak solid lraaea Of BreatneIs.
, 1875-10-22


6pfctas Dtspatch u Tie Ch:caaa Tribune.
ALTON, ILL.,, Oct. 2i.-Tho Baptist General
Association assembled ut . o'clock this mornlng
III tho baptist Church. Tie election for Of
icste for tho ensuing ysar resulted Ia the cllolo
OF tho praHens tucumbouts, NJ follows: Modo1-
atcr, the Roy. !. Dulkloy, D. D., Uppar Alton !;
Secretary, tho ney. F. D, Nckereon, Qulucy !;
Treasurer, the nov. .. B. Harwood Blooming
ton.
The report Of the Doatd vss presented by tho
Superintendent. the Rev. ]. N. Hobart. stating
tho work, tho prosent condition Of the Held,
and the future demands. The report was
adGptea; H:,a d;,,.,r .xno,.,., a.. ,,,..,,,. o,.
toes, Ftnance-The Heys. Stone. Hewitt, alaa-
son, J. =. Mabis. HRlgh. Z. ]. Thomas, Frallc,s.
Gu Fiold--Tho Roys. Campbell, Hobart Icen-
ba!gsr. poat. Kent, Carr, and C!eghorn.
Tue Roy. Il. + Coon presented q resolution,
accompanied with remarks, 5avoIiug the sup
port OF the Minihtors' Mutual Aid Society.
Ramarks wero made by tue Aess. 0oodspeod,
Btone. Hewitt, aud others.
Al able, iute1eat'ng, anl suggestive paper
seea, psrtls, aud nsom!se Of The ae1d.
, Congratulations wore ssat by telegraph to tho
Baptist State Associations now IN session 10
MichlgAn, Ohio, lows, aud Kausaa.
Az address, on "Ihe Sunday school Work Of
To-Day and How 10 Improve It." visa made by
tho Rev. ". Randolph, Of philadophsa, Pa.
a report Of the Hunday- y-school Committee was
Methods."
This evening waa deyotsd to tho seadiuR Of
peEess, QUO by The lev. 8. l.. Holt, 90 "Clssaa
q Our state Mteslons upon the Usptlsta Of sAo
state" ADD ons BY the lev, II, O, Mabia upou
lsiiaols % ~ Evangsaxlpg Agency" followed
Among tho delegates prsssnt from Chc.so
arc the hsv. J. a. Smith, b. b. Of sbs sse Sana.
ard; the Roy. ]. Q. Burroughs, of lis I'M
x,S,sity; ,; the meys. e: y. NoftEup. 3. d. F. Il.
n. Hobart and q. r. BlAokall. ~
, 1875-10-22
rom thu higher aim of bringing nbout total sb-
tt'henco III tho iIao and vale u lnors. Tho mort
Convention will 10 had ut i.a,!4ng.

GENERAL CONFERENCE 1F THE WESLEYAN
HETHOotST5.
sEftidt Ehs7,dfeh to 1Hr fhtcaor Tribune.
H7cAaoRr ILL.,, Oct. M.-1'he General CONFER
onco or tho Wesleyan Methodist connection Of
Amos,cs opened Its ninth qnadfennial hess1on
here yesterday. at . o'clock y. nj. Tho lev. Il.
II, Foster, Of hyrac,1he, n r., WAS choson
Chairman, pro tom. mud N. Wa.dnsr, Hecretary
pro tom. The prollminaricH Of tho scaAion tho
pcrfecting tho roll o! membership, ctc.-rss
gone through with, when tho body adjourned to
naeot th'n mosntng 81 ~ o't.oek.
This IL tho frat tifnB this 1h,dy, which holds
tta meetings otice In fot,r years. hns met wcA. Ut
Chicago. Fonrtooh Conferences aro raI9caer,eed,
aud prominent aud lcadnx members OF this a-
domination arc i,nro from nearly all thu Eaatorn
and Western Htntes.
At this mornings scssion, tho election for
lermanont officers resulted III tho ct,oico of N.
Wartncr, Of the Champlaln, Now York, Confcr-
ence. for President, and II. T. IoHsa, Of Topeka.
KAN. for Secretary,
, 1875-10-22
ELSEWHERE.
MfI.WAt1TKE,

MILWAUKEE Wis. Oct. 21.-1n tho Esskine
triAl to-day, ex-senator Doolittle concluded bis
argument for tic lefcnse, aud Judge Dixon for
tho Government. closed tho case. Judge Drum
1nond charged the Jury, mud they we're sens out.
After an absence Of TWO hours tley returned.
and rendered verdict OF mot guilty" The
remainder Of the revenue trials were postponed
ELL Nov. s. owing to the necessary Rbssacs of
ex-senator Carpenter aud Judge Dixon.