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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03

~ A full line of Ladies Merino
Vests and Drawers, very cheap, at
Rickard & Welshans'.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03

t% If you want cheap Dry Goods,
Carpets, Oilcloths, Blankets, SC, call
at Rickard & WelshaDs'.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03
THEY II a re
A II II l V E ID !
ANOTHER COMPLETE STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Sc, &c,
OLIVER SHERMAN'S,
uICKLIDER'S NEW BUILDINa.)
CHEAP ONLY FOR TIE CASH 4.

PRINTS, S TO l2cts.; Muslins Brown,
TO l5cts. Muslins White, ~ to lScts.;
Toweling>, IL To LISTS; Irish Linen, I5cts.
TO 81. d.; Umbrellas, 75cts. 50 80, james, IL
to 40cts. Drills, l2ie 10 20cts.; Canton.
Flannel's, l2H To lscts. Ladies Belts, %
to Scots: Ladies Kid Gloves scots TO ST.
Paper Collars, from 10 to 2Jcts per box,
Rufis and Ladies Lace Collars, lloesry,
81 styles, Braids and Hamburg Edgings-
GROCERIES.
Sugar 10 to l?t GETS, per pound; Coffee,
% to30cts.; Allspice, Nutmegs, Rice, Gin
namon, Tobacco all grades, Syrups 7octa
per gallon.
BOOTS, SHOES AND OVERSHOES,
FOR MEN, LADIES AND MISSES.
"a Highest price paid for Country
Produce, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Potatoes
&C., &c. Thankful for past favors | solicit
q continuance of the same. Respectfully
OLIVER SHERMAN.
March G II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03

s9- For Bugle, Fringe, Crimps,
Buttons aud Ornaments, GO to Richard
& Welshans'.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03

A man Boosting of his pedigree to
another said bis father was elevated
above the common herd Of men. he
was hanged.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03

S@ In Gents Underwear you will
find complete stock, very cheap, at
Rickard & Welshans.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03

I@ No one should ever visit Mar
tinsburg without calling on Frazer q
Bishop, and price their goods.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03
Dwelling House,

with cellar. an office or shop of one story,
and choice Fruit, upon the same. The To-
cation is good and pleasant, and desira-
BILE residence.
TERMS-Unless otherwise announced
at the time of sale, the terms will be one
third cash, and the residue in two equal
annual payments with interest from day
of sale, to be secured by bonds OF purcha-
ser with lien on the property sold for the
deferred payments.
N. T. INGLES, Trustee.
May 20, 1875. is
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03
KINGSFORD'S
OSW EGO CORN STARCH,


OSW EGO CORN RICH i,
FOR PUDDNGs, BLANC NANCE, ICE
CREAM, &c.
Is the Observation-Disclosures in 1915.
And preserves its reputation as PURER,
STRONGER and MORE DELICATE than any
other article of the kind offered, either Of
the same name or with other titles. STE
vESsoS MAcADAM, PHI. D., &c, the high
est chemical authority of Europe, care
fully analysed this Corn Starch. and says
tits a most excellent article Of diet and in
chemical and feeding properties is fully
equal to the best arrow root.
Directions for making PudGings, Gus
tards, &C., accompany each one pound
package.
FoR SALE By ALL FIRsT-cLAss GRocERs.
June 26, 1875, 6m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03
MUSIC TEACHERS
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of deed Of trust made by
ID James Wiley and Mary j. his wife, to
the undersigned, trustee, dated the 18th
day of December, 1870, and recorded in
the then Recorders, now County Court
Clerks office, of Jefferson County, West
Virginia, in Deed Book No. 3, page 36S,
l will sell at public auction, in front Of
Shepherd College, in Shepherdstown, in
said County,
On Saturday, the 3rd day Of
July, 1875,
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ANNt
THE LOT

in Shepherdstown, in said County, on the
North side OF Washington Street, the sec
ond east of the corner of Washington and
Duke Streets, and lying between the lot
of the late Thompson johnson and the
lot of Jacob Wintcrmoyer, fronting on
Washington Street about 10 feet, and run
ming back about l25 feet to Union Alley,
together with good Two-Story
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03
NEW GOODS.

CUPERIOR quality of Dried Beef, Fresh
y Lemons and Oranges, Pickles, Cheese,
New Herring and Mackeral, Shad Roe,
Pruncs, Cnrrants and Raisins, Canned
Tomatoes, Canned Corn and Dried Corn,
Fresh era ckers and Cakes, nine different
varieties at HEIR q ENTLER'S.
June 10, 1875.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03

Tor SALE-Potomac Herring s. Mack
L erel, catch of 1875; Grain Cradles,
Rakes ard Mowing-Sythes, also English
Waldron Grain Sythes and Rifles, bv
j. S. MELVIN.
June 26. 1875.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03

THE Arlington Initial Note Paper, as
| sorted Tints, 35 cts, per box, Ladies
Linear Note, Legal fold assorted tints,
10 cts, per quire, at ,
June 10, 1875. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03

DOR SALE-New lot Wheeling nails, at
greatly reduced prices, also lot Of
Horse Collars, and improved Pat. YOkes,
by Us. MELVIN.
lime 96 1875
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NEWSPAPERS !

THE Baltimore Daily and Weekly Sun
! the Baltimore Daily and Weekly Ga
zette, the Baltimore Daily and Weekly
American, and any other Baltimore, New
York or Philadelphia papers, at BARN
HART'S, at Publishers prices. Subscribe
with him and encourage home institu-
ton. Feb6-tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03

A LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Il Charlottesville Va. 10Th Annual SEES
sion opens 1st of September, with full
Faculty and elegant new equipments.
Health, accessibility, COOL fare and tho
rough instruction at this College. For
details, address r. II. RAWLINGS. NJ A.
Principal. 4w
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FOR SALE.

A LOT OF PURE EARLY ROSE PO-
n TATOES, for seed, from New York
State, by u.s. MELVIN.
Dufiields, March "a q
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A RARE TREAT!

II RNRE lREHl!
NEXT week there will be one Of the
IN prettiest and most acceptable Pictures
entitled Sunshine" given away TO every
purchaser Of the Saturday Night, No. %.
The Saturday Night and all other Papers
and Periodicals regularly supplied BY
jas. Z. BAREHAkT.
March ~ q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03
Centnur Linimcnts..

There is no pain which the
Centaur Liniments will not
relieve, no swelling they
will not subdue, and no
lamcness which they will
not cure. This is strong
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03

ii Y STOCK of goods is full, embracing
ueverything usually found in a cOun-
;ry store, and will be sold as cheap as the
cheapest for the money; without regard
TO profit. J. 5. MELVIN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03

I, OR SALE-The Hagerstown improved
l Buggy Grain Rake, by
j. 5. MELVIN, Agent.
June 25, 1875.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-03
State Of Vest Virginia,
Jefferson County, Set.

In the County Court, May Term, 1870,
(lst day.
1T is ordered by the Court that notice be
Igiven by publication in the papers of
the County, to the Officers and Stockhol-
ders of the Shepherdstown and Smith
field Turnpike Company to show cause at
the next Term Of this Court why their
Charter should not be considered as for
feited and surrendered.
\ Copy-Teste.
L. A. MOORE,
June &c, 1S75-3t. Clerk.
, 1875-01-26

- ~au. II at all times it ie ncceseaF5-hoW% % more
rtnccle1v is it so--n,ost bolnved aonr to G'osnae
tie etnsciouce from dead worke. 10 oner t',e FAC.
siftce OF rfghteouHess 10 hffe o'm H., ,n ,.v
roap II inv. The Divine Majesty hutl!cently
shoyn what ho requires from, nat WINS
now, for long tin.c. through our doprasHs. ~
ere sborng under lis threa,enngs 1s nmer s" IN
truti,. "Sicu aro accustomed w1ion they are
aufrering under loo hard neccastty to fetlu am
baesnn 10 neighhoring natlons to receive sS!l'9 M
a. We ~ fH bottar, send en- enaass .s 1i;m H. wo
INN with all onr l,cnrta. with PRAYERS any w.,
,uga and aims. For ''tlla nearer We arc 10 e n"i
thc further shall a,1r ene1ntcH Dc slfa1en 3loan ~
u.s. %. Maxim Torin. HON. ScI1 LUZ M uo ~ ~
chiefly lear tho apostolic yolco because "e are
ambassadors OF Christ lcwho labor anu IRE nse
heavy laden and who. deratting from ilo .ho
rath Of salvation, nrc orFrresscd ~ @he suhn
of deprayed desires ar ~ 'no to H,acI rcIcs
of lie coul1,csr, aud patience and long snher.
fnr OF Col, and whlie tllcro IL opened OUT
before you no enny and broad way Tor tho on-
tanning Of rari do not " n you. te ne1farn. 81 vr
Judge and lay III, fnr yourselves treasure o'
wealth. in the lay of wealth aud Of tho tese.a-
tIou ot tho lust judgment OF bod' N1t"rn, =,
therefore, snners 10 toconcil'a Ia "' raat AK
M tho works Of darkness. put q" tl.s at..ot ",
lvht, ccaso to be tho cren'los OF Sour OWL
youls 30 that you n,ay Mt tho lnat merit pca,ee
In tl,ia world aud in tho world to como tho tho
eternal rewards q tic just Theso .oeo arc our n
deslres, these things we viii not ; eGaso .,ost sa
ask from the mott Incrcful Lord, nh1 these
snme benef]ta-all tho eons Of the Catholic
Church being united to us in this society o.
rrn1er--we trytt wo can obtain acc','n1'!atlvel,
from tho Fu.her Of aEerclcs: Mean"llo' t9i
tho successful anl ealutary fruit OF t1ls h"''
work. let tito a,1srciouB omen of all Erate al!<
leayenly gift he lilo apostolic hcne'lIcien which
from o,,r inlnost heart, wo affeetionately gran
in tic Lord to you nli, venerable brethren. ais'
Ia ron beloved cllildrtn NJ many US are numbetot
within tho Catholic Church. ,.,,
Giyen in Ro,no, near st. Tcte-a. tho 2tth q
pecomber, Of tho year 1871, aud tho 2:ftfi q ou
pautiticate. .loFE LIB l.N'
, 1875-01-26

A correspondent wlitea from Ee"bero, \. q. !:
n It iii Alpnened IN thls Way-and moro ludtc-
rous love niIair the ingenious nnd industrious
Cupid had never inaugurnted. Tow eycn!.Gs
sea ope i, 1epaised to the resdonco OF bin 'iafy
love- Miss a., and found upon his arrival that
he bad been sapptanteA BY ono M our sailos
boy'-wAeroupos. Ae ayowod his Intention 70
taking strycnuiue. Tho cxpostn!ations Of tha
Young lady weIe in vain, and the disappointed
swain set ont for tle nearest drug-etoro. After
nn sbsenca Of about tAirty 1ninuteA he returned,
fell prosts ate At tle feet of lis olcantress, and
began frothiuE at tho mouth aud utterug heavy
gIoans, as though lahoring utldor Cxcs'cIRtl1g
5ain. This, OF COURSE, alarmed tbs wAolo family,
snd several pAygcians wcrs Immediately called
IN. who proceeded to pump tho supposed stryc!l-
MA from him. hut, to Tho nttcs establishment u'
1he larHe crowd tho cuup'a'alfaru hat .irawn 4
the spot, tue poison turned out to be soap pills!
, 1875-01-26
TENNESSEE.
IN TILE hiNHHINl.

.,, ,,-..1 >. nu4 ch,.oo. ,.thuns
.,...s'.. .,pes'N. r,a.. 1a,, 1s-rrbia morn,no
'a, ] a.,sa, .,a..;,,, .1,out tbo 1,ote,s wI,ere
uuusuAs 9a4o' r. =. s,;.a1 .,;.o,,sa;on ovar tha
thcse "as ~ ~ ~ c.,arsaa e;a,t ma sunday
Hana'o'a ~ ..,sat oyort -tbe nm,
e"'''. 'o - ., 1;;,1 ,,,
elec'io" - n'nAs '.'a'o,
t'Ae'' ""' AAAA W., ann,yn
a,,I, ,n1. u''o"p ~ s...a.u,, .,a ,rc,vd
no 1iuuhs saa T., n.,a 10 a,hov tboir
ontslAe the ooufa s1t'sl"E -" s"4u ~ WY" w..
way INTO sno ioooy aau 6a''oa'so "n.o 'o rast
plo hppeasea ~ uue Ao"" H.As' Ts,.4
less' ana nian''es'"s aoepoa' ~ uas,aa
be1o!e 'hs huut =. s'a's"s'oa .aeeSa = ,oror.I
OF Nopt'aen1a.'ses sooA 's. snsaa neJ;n,.a
o"zA u a'''nA'oa "1os.e. .., an,,;n1
conest"'''6 t4'e tsS'ess Gsa,.. ns,.e d.,
on 1o an un'l'h'aao sA.e. "p ,",- n,,.a,a ~ ;,,a
himself nesFons'5 Aso w. w. ,,r,io .,ah ha,
6a'e!' snc1Ho''1an5 1"praa ~. 49, n",,.o -
'ofo Mt aaa ea'Iuu tu, ou' 'ou' saaa ~. r,.a 49,
come ~ otuol' anol. aa'oe e 't ~,
peaeahce o. tne nepase ssoAtoo s. sssA
among tae e4Pee'au' a"".o''oo' ' 80 49,.
pobed that aocs'Vo conaes "A' Moas ,,a;'. au
betote Froceea'''s VIII pa','l4as' ep. 49,
prsea ul'oo 'nose ''oeous NV noss1 $1,000 20
serving osaeF' nul'oe ". .ons ~ .so.."a 49, .stt,
thAs III" consen"on h''ou'a ,'.- ~ s,.,a w.,
tho courtesy and decornm lnA'ly ns a1e. anu
announced that, X tho convention Wota not
treated With proper seapscs, he would romoTe IL
-. so,oa 1ocsl,tv whcra II wonld ba properly
~ so"o 49," IL, -se,..o,",,,a,,to t,a ,aacm,
treated AiteF 'nis nlo'n's'atI.so w.. w..
llREa Settled aoWn lhl0 comparative l"4eb
MAKING a NOTE oE IT.
Tba calling Of the roll WIS siguall zed by eyosg
xan II, .ha honsa suntchtpu \ card from bill
"an =" ~ ~ .'";,,s ,,x, ;1,.,,oli,,el,
pocket. lundrcda OF penc'ls we're '1aHoa1s'ols
brought into sequtuition.
, 1875-01-26

Le{{eF 1f0Ht l5HF0|e.
w stopped in uEuhssla long enough to REQ !,
Niss i. ssy it she could but zee TUG w;meR @ NJ: W
saw. Sis wants them to plant, aud loo, aud
wort. YeB aud sho could aeo them here
eosrse, sunbu1nt, harc-hea1ed, base-footod
snd With tongues that would Shame = wharf-rat.
W. found them Irving in the fields, l'1'dlns Or
naenR .11, 'Je dsIyIn pJ sssys4its nenns highways
Repairing r4ilroad tsa3ks, with men's hAts Al'd
They rauoke, and swear, and dig, aud pound
and douLtl.as 1sjolco that they Lave eos thcl1
rEht4.
, 1875-01-26

ILLINOIS.
SENATE,

Special U8pHtch 10 rae tHtcdR9 iTtuuHe"
spn1NaFsELn, ILL.,, jan. 25.-Tha first bill
passed this session vent through tho 6enato this
morning. Tho mont noteworthy thing about it
is that It WAS not political nor local meas1re,
aud didn't make AL appropriation, 1t was a
PRACTICAL buaiuossllEe bill to reduce the cost OF
settlement Of estates by enabling tho County
Court in proceedings to sell real estate Of de-
cedent for debt; to act OF both dover aud
homestead, instoad Of leaving tho Inter to bo
assigned ~ heretofore, by HepaGate proceedings.
REPEAL.
Smith, Of Lawrence, to-day introduced bill
to ropoal tho net permitting parties accused to
testify III their own behalf III criminal cRscs. Tue
bill will proyoko considerable discussion ~ 10
whether it should TO assumed that the tompta-
tion to commit perjury In ones own behalf In
criminal prosecution is 60 great that, Whenever
q u1au IL Indicted, tho law should close his lips,
though it may happen that lo alone iB ablo to
explain eliminating circumstances which. uuex-
u}ained would eenA him to the penitentihry.
CAB.
Ke].oo's bill authorizing the Common Council
to contract for and fix tho price OF gas not to OK
coed 80 per thousand cubic feet, and to regulate
the quality thoroof, was reported back from tue
Comnitteo On municipalities, with recommends
tlon that it be passed. Tho Hame Committee
reported recommending tho passage of Kehoo's
bill for the relief Of disabled tlrsmen. Both hayo
| been published In THE TRIBUNE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
| Aroher's hill, providing tho manner Of pro-
| poainu amendments to the Constitution, WAS
/ t,,an taken nm aaotion by eecton After some
n.s....t,,- H., so,t3,, 1v.s .roanJcd M m tn
alsoass'on' .uo eeutaoa "ee -sSa.,".a ,raaa
provide fof tae puoleat1on VI psofos,a "'ao"1.
| ments il. ono paper ut 6pr1nghola. and 10 every
othnr paper in tho State which will publish them
~. 4'...,, a,o,o,,ic,1 ,.,aa ss u.v be rrescribed
~ euch eooAoa1 ,ss ossu...x -; ets,. for thrac
ny tho toVoTnot anu oeesutAiS VI n'a'o' ~, ~ s-
months prior to the election At "hsoh sho salne
shall bo submitted. Tue other provisions OF tue
hi ,yera that at the e,ection for metnb81H OF tue
.,',.t.,ra ~. ,,oxt snccao1ing lin sdoutiou by the
Leb'7u.no uoAs ,.Jr,snts tba s.mo
uonosRl Assembly VI ame'uuAes, H., ' t ~
shall be submitted to tho voters OF tae eta1e 81
tic elee.ion. Votes for the amendments shall tic
ty h,lot written or prnted y For tAo proposed
~ oAnos ~ .ha ro,st;tpt,onn y .nd ali otbe,
an,ea""es't ~ .a' .,,s.sd 49, .aa,nst VIC
ba1lots ehaA oo ouun.o - ~ ~ ,,ote
amendment proposed. Aosurna OF tha Fott
m tho amendment shall he mRda to tut
u",.nt.r. Au1,tor md Treasurer OF State, ant
nac'e'a''' a.e' s.,o ,rthi,, t,yo,,tv d.yu ayta
Attorney-uenosa "no' "''n'u ., ."e9 ns'a aoa,.s
tho slection, shall canvass tAe sans Ano aoe4at'
tho result. ii the amendment 10 carried by
, 1875-01-26

FROM tie Ut{Fp}t Fra J'Fses.
Gong home tow evenings siaoe, Ees-
iaeut Of Cass strast heard tha voice 1t \
boy In = stable, and looking through 4
broken window he saw 4 lad about 10 years old
reading from a book to group composed OF
halt a.dozep boys Of about the sanle age.
''how. isu't tA}s nical +" cApck!ed tho gentle.
1uau to himsef 'theaa boys, crowded out Of
school, ars stu| dateEmipe1 to aecu1a an sduoa-
We took another look through tho window, and
then p!acod lis tar to the hFokea pano aud beard
Ill lie 1,ersou who doals 1uakea + m!sdoal.
the cards may Ito on she tabla oniY by tho co's'
sent OF sll -"
"t}rashusl" exclatlr.al tho citizen, ~ la
sprang sway tsom tAa Nludow, "tAat boy's
re4dlnY from uoy'a!"
, 1875-01-26

QNE8FUHTAHI
Special D44pateh to TAs Chicago 1T1oA"t.
Ihp1AnApo11s, Ind,, Jan. 26.-ln tha Senate
TODAY bills were introduced fixing tho rats OF
passenger-fare on railroads at cents per mile
to .apcal tho present law fixing tas rata Of i'll
torost, sndi giving cities tho right to le'Y
snacial sehoo, tax, Iu the l1ouse.bills were
nassei to repeal Bocs. ara md 27a Of tue Gen.
ar.i Assosspsnt law. ltesalutiona wotp pasaod
g.st ra.y nas until u ngndsE ths Ks.t sna
Tint lie law Glowing a ta1 to be paid in two in.
s,AllmeptR should ba repealed.
, 1875-01-26

assure mo that tcy were publicly pledged
agnnnt carpenter atd that TINY e"sl'f not nther-
wIae have bean elected; yet thoy ~rro all cap
turrd.
Thls It will 10 ecnn that sixteen members,
WIN we're ,.tllier tho most solemn rlcttEcH 10
their constituents not to support Carpenter hnvo
failed 10 keep thrr pledges. What then. il tho
duty OF t1ioto Republicans Of tho !'egtslat'sfa
who have thoN,l All tt,,wlugEess su ho nt'ld ont
in this manner7 siy own opinion ls that thoy
will ..-... ....-....
NOT royaESr UNDER ANT CIRCUMSTANCES,
hntl that ninn-teuths of the Republican party IN
tlo Ntnte will thank tlod that NO have some
n,otnnotB In tie Legislature VINO stand tr..a to
their constituents, and cannot be aeucotl from
tlcir duty by tho Establishments of rowor and
r1rition.
Tho Legislature will assemble on TUESDAY.
each House. rlan VIC rhnlf zee who htand W
tho people. and whn do not. think alr. Ear-
| ronter will to defeated. a. D.
, 1875-01-26
WEST VIRGINIA.

DEMOCRATIC eENAT0nlAL CAUCUS.
C1Hc1sNAT1 Jun. 25.-The Commercials Char
leaton, West Virginia, special says tho Democrat
io caucus adjourned tonight after aeyoral
unsuccessful attempts to nominate n
candidate for tho United Stntcs
Senate. Tie fourteenth and last ballot
waa az follows; J. N. Catndon, 1B, Walker, al /;
Price. o; Brandon, IL; Caperton, y; Scattering 2.
Tho Legislature will ballot formally tomorrow,
and in the event OF no choice, tho caucus will
meet agaiu Tuesday night.
, 1875-01-26

SDec7a5 DlIpatch q INF EHItd00 3TIt1H1F
DUBUQUE, H.. Jan. 25.-Aa q party Of W.
mans wore unloading lumber from the 81" =
Farley this afternoon they were sttlcEea y !!
drunken roughs, aud bea.on and driven itou nj wi
town. Tho 1ermana ware brutally handled a.. ~
taw ara fatally injured. The cause Of ~ eSf
Guilty tB not stated.
, 1875-01-26
KILLED FOR HIS MONEY.

v1chsnuno, Miss, Jan, q6.-An Italian. pap.,
Antonio Vspcio, WAS found dead In hiA a0o''% -,
%onay s''{ s 0ins maiaer naos s ssuppessd es" 70
done by negroos, number Ut whom wete W III n.
In lls saloon short titna before his dssta. H
ceased IL supposed to have had $3, wv 'S'~
DerhOIi.
, 1875-01-26
MURDER TRIAL At FORT WAYNE.

opFo1Hl I7SpaFcH 70 T H3 I7E1ftE8" 77'1F"%s n
Tonr WAYNE, 1nd.. Jan. 25.-1n the t'an
David Drundlge for tho murder OF Arch!'l,
Mcdonald, which has bean In progress ssseMi ssI,,i
days, the evidence for the State was eoneuisa =,
to-day and tho examination Of witnesses t?E w.
tletsnae began. Tho trial exoites general las.'
est. Drundigo is Methodist itineraut pEesens'
, 1875-01-26

Special DspatsA 10 1'ht CAfeags 1tiSusA ..o.
LINCOLN, ILL.,. jan. 25,-Two lorses ss'sI1a ss'
len On last Thursday night from Mt. uas's ~,
living nesen ullsa from this city. Ihel In
taken from the stable With two saddles ..s ~
disa. Inoy hare not bepa hoard from ''As''
, 1875-01-26
MINNESOTA.
NSHfaEr rUn11CLr ACCUSED OF bribery.

,,p<,.sf Iispu,.t to The tn,raao tribune.
sr. rAu1, MINI, Jan. a5.-sinco thc arrival
hero Of tho Rochester l'"s', a Republican paper
of olmatcad County, repeating the statement '.,
that Representative uehll' oi tnat co""'s' "t'u-
drow from tho Republican legislative CAUCUS
because OF improper proposals. made BY senator
na"sus to'oe"' .'., .,,ars 10 corafdcrob,o talk
the sau1e county, theto IN eo"a'"o1""
among Davis ltorublichns and NenoefRts apou'
demanding ut investigation, to 'ncndo WIN t'nS
'o"".o. s a". n,o uosra a,orv rnus that
| aes hia seaA' n.y. 1a;,a t,r 1,ovia .waa
tiaskill, young 1nai'' polhs 'of 1--WE .., "aa
mornipv. Inn. Is, between tho first and second
n,r,,bl.r,n ,.aucus, lo was ,sprauadod to call OIL
,'opuo u,,'" 1,,t,,o1 trtop1 rc.;rirc. 1,amsoy
| AaAnas. !n0 "s', -. o.,,t
and daak'll "efo 1911 o'one 1'@ass euss.a e',z
| vhnt nasaeI between them, not ovon their
r;,oa t,,on ,rocrcdcd to toll GaekilI in plain
"t'oo' NV" f'ts, 1;a ,,ota in caucus and
"ofda ho "1sl'so n,a VIZ u,.a ,u,,atovor
WAS prepared to Glvo Whatever
ho should ask Tor u, IN a"o'
s'.s. 7,.,,s,, ,,,.;.tny nm fasktil gLatinR what
os' .1 4". 49, liz voto on, nsR,,ripp him to A.
llo wantod for LIS VoIo. auu as'o.'"s n4.n ~
Ways remembered his frienus. Al conseauen.o
of tbis propcstion, laskill concluded he would
,ot ,,,',or onv circumstancos, consent to RAM
| .., -.,t;., aud did rnk attend tle eecDlld
aeYs oleee!sn' nnH aal,,,a ~" NV na,ii ha;nr in
CAUCUS; ti'b ,,,'''"s1t;or statoi to tin
1otlhea ~ tno oo,e,,, thst In hoard
ltahy-hlsht eanSns ,s,a1Hs +oLam hv RAMSEY
or lMPlnpot '"H" ';..s,i',,, ani doc]inca IN take
10 secure tno ,.,ai, ari, ras1t in hs
inft III h1os&easisn e. .n.o 1'ni"" oriaroi retired
ionnaHou, a.lu " 'nnrnsant.t;ya Tcttit. al
from ING ca.cMs' ,, I,,rn ~ ono rcoson fur
Honnopln Io4nsy' wv suno 10 n nnmsoy. Thurs
J "it'u.a"'N6A A. t.o ate1S ~ attonnton hrif,ory Of
day last, tne stoly " Aespu'S;i n;in IL rh.,r
ltcpfctentAtlFo 1uEoihutt Y "r"! - ta.,,;tto
man OF tho llcllap!ichn e.h.o ooAtd io,rootn from
Tho Importance o. h1s nso.a n 10 ,'aas, tn III,
ty tho hciiet that hs has pee" rp ,,ronnSs, n
election ol iseinseY al a1o''e' LUZ l''e3'"' =
! includs .,u aa 4,-e,,ox
hAaeEYs LAT II, ana alstiiuH ,,,s,,t ,;sh,rae;
: refers to tllo nsn1y 81 %'.oou "n.' to nna,
i in cahl, by LII hn'e W neio ~. ,,;sor;',t;o,
j ination which glm Was ta'spM W nrnn,s -
j among isan1aeNa 1flehaT. w I";',stn r., sv o,'
named who NIL ffoauee ceeas - ~ mr.
i give eyldcnee of the'r unaoss.aH Il ~ rafnr
poseA fur which that suh' nas tasseni ~ oioata
also to tho fact OF Two Ut three ~ .s7n
r. III 1850 to oppobo hansef tcGsnt.S ~ ae;oos l.
l. sonle OF the most fsontaplo feoe'a' o'aeo0
q Lis glft..., .-.,.,,, u.,x..;o,
Gaskills story anhc exclRcs in"un ~ cn
, 1875-01-26

SptcfdI UFsNdtch 70 1fE CHfcNH6 7Tl6fFfR.
Qu1Noy, ILL.,, Jan. 25.-On Friday last, aDsa
named 11oFadon made hia escape from hs
House OF Correction in this city, and noihos
WAS hoard Of lin Till last night, whcn hstt
turned to bis old quarters for the puEgoaea
freeing two OF his former companions. Coming
back to tbs institution at late hour. laat ngl-
with III ax. le broke tho lock, throw open ~ TO-
gate. cut the hingos from the eea.
d0ova and called to bis friends y
fol!ow him. Il.oY at once made :
break for tile opening, aud the three men nta
toned succeeded III getting away and haSsaa
Htuca boon heard at. Nouo OF The other ltInlM
esc,ped nor did the keeper Of tho House kp's
OF Als loss till this morning.