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9pecia! Dsspatch to 7he Chsoaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 21.-Zack Chandler
and other members Of the Republican Coug1es~
that thew have sotne suggestions TO make about
the Ohio campaign to the National Committee,
which meets next week in Philadelphia.
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Many Government officials credit the rumor
that ]. Russell Jones, Of Chicago, late Minister
to Belgium, ia to be appointed Secretary OF the
Interior in the event OF the retirement OF Dels-
no. The fact that Jones il unwilling to deny
this report strengthens the 1umor here. It il
thought that the contingency upon which Jones
awaits Is the report OF the Rod Cloud 1nvesli-
eating Commission.
THE SECRET PARrT IN MARYLAND
is evidently becoming quite formidable, and
greatly disturbs the Democ1ata 1t bas been
busy II work for some time past holding meet
ings, enlisting members and discussing plans
for the coming campaign. Openly, the Demo-
crats Affect to consider it OF no importance.
Secretly, there is anxiety and fear at Democratic
headquarters, and an intense desire to get into
the m. ste7es OF the new party. to deter pine it's
membership, and ASCERTAIN its designs. The
Democratic newspapers produce bogus re-
toEts Of it's meetings aud cooyen-
tons, and use in them the names
OF disreputable politicians who hang On lts
outaElstF. but are really oatraesed by It. Meap-
while the memuors xre very successful in keep
ing still tongues in their heads. They meet in
c1ose-locked rooms, with guards 1T the doors to
see that nobody goes in without giving the coua-
teEaign, and pasa,oE satisfactory inspection
The couclaves last for hours, and no newspaper
has Is yet succeeded in getting faithful report
Of It. The new party is particularly strong with
the Germans, who have been almost solidly
Democratic ever since Republican Legislature,
ten years ago, passed 4 stringent Sunday
law. Now they are falling a"av from tho
Democratic party on the principle OF opposition
to sectarian appropriations. to Which the new
organization is pledged. Its members claim
that it is not confined to Maryland that it ex-
ists in other States especially in Ohio, where It
alliance OF that party aud the Catholic Church
PEd-Lro BROWN,
the alleged accompice in the Treasury robbery.
was arraigned in coars today. Ths hearing waa
postponed for ten days, upon representation thae
the Government in that time would secure syi-
dence which would certainly convict him
, 1875-08-22
OUR TEAM,

A Hearty Reception Given the Ameri-
can Rsfletnen In New York.
New YORK, Aug. 21.-The steamship City OF
Berlin, which arrived this evening, brought home
the American rife team. The Reception Com
rnittee, composed OF delegates from the Ma
tional and Amateur Rife Assoc!atlons, with
the Governors Island band and large
number Of invited guests, both ladies'
and gentlemen, went down the bay in
the afternoon on steamer placed at their dis.
osa! BY the Quarantine Commissioner. About
6 o'clock the City OF Berlin arrived inside Of
Sandy Hook, and was greeted with sa'utes FROM
the Reception Committees steamer and the po-
lice boat, and the National airs Of America, Ire
land. aud England from the bands on the wait
ing steamers. Tie procession OF \ dozen or
more steamers moved slowly up the bay, the
City Of Berlin at the head, with
whistles blowing, bands PLAYING. and cheers from
the crowds Oh board the heavily loaded excur-
sion-bosts which formed part OF the escorting
neot- 4 salute OF thirteen guns WAS fired from
United States Fort Tonpklns, on Staten Island,
in honor Of the team. the vessel PASSED on.
When the City Of Berlin came to anchor at
quarantine she Was boarded by the Reception
Committee aci the team taken on board their
vessel and brought to the city, the Intervening
time being passed in the exchange OF congratu-
latiDde, speeca-maRlnT. anQ genera! nl!ar1tv.
At the Battery section Of artillery belonging
to the State militia fred salute OF forty guns
Thiie tho team and escort dise1nbarked.
Soon after tue members OF the team stepped
on board the reception steamer and tho cheer
ing mad Bubsided, and thev had been intro
duced to the greater part Of the COMPANY by
Mr.. Charles A. O 'Rourke, the cbronicler OF their
tr1ump2s in Ireland and England. the team was
ranged in 1ine aud Gen. Shaler delivered
the address OF welcome. He said
that tho National Rifle Association were
proud Of the manner in which their comrades
had torne themselves abroad and the country
WAS proud OF the fact that they returned az
victors. He then announced the programme Of
entertainment.
Col GldersIeeve. the Captain OF the team, re-
spouded. He said he felt there was but one
word by which be could cali them all-friends.
He could not sufficiently thank them for
their reception. The team had seen beautiful
cities, and beautiful faces, but Dopa with such
pleasure as those they witnessed tonight. They
it MAS with the greatest plensure aud pride that
he could say that during the period Of three
months not single unkind word had been ex-
changed.
Col Giders1eeve WIS frequently interrupted
by applause, and, At the conclusion OF lis
speech, cheers we're given tor the American
team. Irish team. and Ireland. Aid Puna7
made speech OF welcome III behalf OF the CITY,
The r7demen are in fine health and spirits, aud.
on arriving at the Battery. ere driven to their
respective homes. where they wer5 visited by
personal friends aud admirers.
, 1875-08-22

kAkkAkEE, ILL.,
Special Dtspakch to Ihx Ch1eape T15uak
KANKAKEE. Ill.,, Aug. 21.-A meeting of tho
creditors Of the Commarci2l Bank wss held hero
this afternoon. Mr. Swannell submitted = state
mens, showing an indebtedness Of s4s 2es2o,
with assets valued bT him OF ESQ, 500.
Further assets Of private nature reduce
the total deficiency to s1l,os6.2s. - To
secure this Indebtedness. be offered
to put in the hands Of trustees all the assets Of
the bauk, $50, 800, And roas estate belonging to
himself to tho estimated value of $50, 2OO This
property is to be managed by himself under the
direction OF the trustees and sold for the benefit
Of the cted4:ors within three years, when
the trust is to be closed, and the bal
ance. ii any, paid to him. The
debts 4re to run without interest until paid.
This is the outline OF the statement, and the
proposition, it accepted, will avoid resort to
bankruptcy, where a large portion Of the pro-
ceeds could be eaten By others than the cred-
itorB- 4 committee consisting OF T. Huliny, D.
& Bean, and c. P. s~igert was appointed to ex-
anime the books and assets OF the bank. and
report on the proposition. The meeting then
adjourned to Thursday next at o'clock.
, 1875-08-22

xerd;ct Of the Coroner's Jury w4s that death re-
rnlted from IN overdose Of tincsure Of opium.
Tie deceased Was shout 60 years OF age. and has
relatives IN Cana6a~ Pecuniary emoarrnasmen1e
and the depression consequent uron prolonged
dissipation are supposed to BE- The motives for
the rash act.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aug al. A. schreirer.
Bonpi,al Steward st the Jail, committed nuicde
this afternoon by taking strychnine. Tho H.
legged ioi1delity Of bis wife WAS the cause
signed When she brought bis dinner to-day
fhrv onarreled, and ~ she left he told her he
wo1i1d Kill himself. which che advised him to do.
sch:eirer killed Esquire James Norton. OF this
civ, in 1871, and fed. Last May be vas ar
rested in wheeling, brought back. and for soue
time had filed the Office Of Hospital Steward
, 1875-08-22

MR. J. 8uBSE141A 1UNES 1NTEAflEH Ell.
The general knowledge that the Hon. J. Rus
sell Jones, Chicagoan, had been in conaulta-
tioo with the President It Long Branch led to
of the intentions OF the Executive a. to
the Custom House, and accordingly reporter
called On hum last evening at the residence of
Quilted States Marshal Camtbell. on West WASH
ipgton street, Air. Jones was found in the midst
Of company, but submitted to answer the follow
lug questions
Reporter-THE TRIBUNE is in receipt Of dis
patch from Washington announcing a new Com
mjaslon to examine the Chicago Custom-House,
and it would be pleased 70 know il you have any
definite knowledge as to what the future OF the
builjiug is likely to be.
Mr. Jones-I do not think that should be
justified in giving any information I may have
IN advance OF the publication by the Secretary.
K.-1t iB perhaps fair 10 infer that the Plesi-
dent has = course marked out Tor the future Of
the bui!ding7
Mr. il had talk with President Grant on
the subject. and he told me- what was intended
to be done, knowing Of course that, IS Chica-
Roau, was interested in the matter. / eau say
this without reserve: that when President
cry person in Cook County will be
ready to acknowledge that be has done the
w1sest possible thing for the Custom House.
do not, however, think that it would be in good
taste for me to mention what Was said until
after the Secretary Of the Treasury has revealed
the course proposed.
After come other questions, which we're not
answered in way to impart news, the reporter
departed, tride eorrowful that the opinions Of
the President had not been placed whore they
could more easily be gotten at.
, 1875-08-22

no E0100neQ LuuA43C8s
6pseaat Dsspateh to Tbs CAicaoo TTabuna.
1T. LOUIS, No. Aug. 21.-During the past
week the coronar'a tnry. consisting Of five
physicians and one undertaken, has been sitting
tor the purpose Of investigating the causes
which led to the death OF the four patients il the
Insane Asylum in this city last week, and to fix
the responsibility where it properly be-
longs- Testimony has been heard
from nearly all the prominent ply
slcians OF ST. Louis. Thoir evidence confirmed
the statement Of Dr. Howard. the asylum ply
s'clau. that the prescription ordered BY him as
sedatlve, which contained 43 drops Of coniuu to
tue single dose, would not be fatal. a verdict
WAS rendered to-day exculpsting DR.. Howard,
md holding to strict account the nurses who
administered tie medicine. After an soa1ysis Of
the medicine, and also of the stomschs Of the
victims, the jury WAS of the opinion that very
largo number Of doses must have been given to
have produced such sudden deatbs
, 1875-08-22

CmbfelIas such 4 necta83fy couYenlenco IN
our day. we're. even in the beginning Of The
present century, but little used iu England, OF,
Indeed, in any part Of Europe, unless By invalids
or yery hne ladies. And they did not carry IA
umbrella IN the street as We do; but one was
and held by a servant over visitors as they
pa-sed to and from their Carriages It vas
deemed very effeminate IN u man or boy to ahi1k
wettipg and 90 it was no wonder that Al old
soldier Ike Lord CORVALLIS should h.ve had
his ira aroused bv the offer Of An umbrella.
He had been dining with = friend. and. whom
about to enter his carriage to return
home. STONED few moments to con-
ye:ge with hs host, As It was rain
ing IN torrents, servant in attendance At
tempted to DE the house ump1eiia over his
ordah,n's head Int tha MD snldiar ercia,med.
, 1875-08-22
SIX HOURS OF TORTURE.
4 Tunnel Gavin: in upon a Tratu-
The Engineer Caught by the Throat
Between the Reverse BAR aud q
Piece OF Timber

4 Tunnel Gavin. in upon a TFAtu-
The Engineer Caught by the Throat
Between the Reverse Hak aud q
P1ccs OF Timber
4lerandrta tI-a.) Sentinel.
Mention was made the other 1aT OF the accl-
dent =: Big Bend Tunnel, on the Chesapesse &
Ohio Railroad, BY which tho engineer, Mr. Iohn
Quincy Adams Wilkins, formerly CT this city.
was injured. The 'Big Bend" what
is known in railroad parlance as . "di1t tunnel"
being very liable to care in, aud therefore the
engineers are more careful to look out for dau-
ger ahead iu passing through them. It was
the exercise Of tins care thas probably saved an
immense ioas Of life, as the train had becu
brooeht down to vary slow rata of speed On
approaching the tunnel 1t seems that al
end OF ono Of the large tiuobers supporting the
Roof had become detached aud fallen 10 the
track q few feet within the tunnel, and tue pilot
Of this engine stirling 1t, the ia. loosened the
other .1mEefs aud large Quantity of earth and
stones, and the whole mass came tumblsng down
upon the locomotive, breaking 1t to pieces. The
fireman, who was standing close 70 Mr. VII
kins. was mashed to = jel1T aud could not have
lived q moment, while Ir. Wilkins a. thrown
forward in standing position. with his throat
aeross the reverse bar, cud large timber fell
acrosB the back OF his neck. rendering It impcs-
sibe to move. He had q quid Of tobacco iu biz
mouth At the time, and so tightly waa he caught
that he could not exPectOrate, and could only
swallow With difficulty indeed. lie could sca1ce-
ly raise hls VOICE above whisper. There he re-
maincd for elk hours in the pitchy darknesa-
while every aecoud or two small pjecea Of dir:
and gravel from the roof would fall down BY hf
side, conveying the impression unomeutariiy tE.e
another mass was about to fall and crush hin
completely.
Ali the time the shouts Of those outside could
be heard, as with shovel and * they forced
their way to his rescue, which, however, seemea
to him beyond all hope. When they finally
reached him be was more dead tnan alive,
and being cumpletely exhausted. lost cou-
sciousness in a swoon. which lasted several
hou.s His broken arm set, and he was brought
to bis homo 81 Orange Courthouse, where he
now is, aud improving very tast.- Mr.. Wilkins
descrioes his suffe.ings during the ss1 honrs ha
and says that to survive through another such
ordeal were impossible. As the train was gong
80 slowly when the accident occurred. the cArs
we're not damaged at all, and the passengers
only experienced slight shock.
, 1875-08-22

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. N~-Ths State Registrar
reports the result Of tho census Of Louisiana
recently taken. IN compliance With the require
ments Of the stats Constitution, to be: City Of
New Orleans, white, 145,721; colored, 67.647;
total, 20s. 1858, IN increase Of II, 966 upon the
census OF 1870. The population Of the whole
s1cess @ Of eolored ~ over xhises Of Il, ,6as, nd =
total increase OF 13 l15 over the census Of 1870.
The figures may Be subjected 10 soma slight
notifications, ths returua OF ons OF txo fsRoi4
paei&isss nnA hAinE quits cninp3at&~
, 1875-08-22
SUICIDE

DENVER, Col, Aug. 2L-Eben Msgall, Of the
bankrupt firm Of John Maea4 l. Co., committed
suicide hare this morning, By shooting himself.
The CAUSE was insanity from financial difficult
tics.
Special N&pateh to Th< Chfeaco Ttfo1eax
JOLIET. Ill, Aug. 2l-David Humphreys, late
night clerk Of tho National Hotel formerly
night xatchman OF the Palmer House. Chicago,
Vas found In bis room 1t the hotel
about o'clock this forenoon. in . comatose
condition from the effect Of tAudauun adnain.s-
tered tg himself All ef7o1sa to reauscit2ta him
psered unAsAftip4,- and II sooa a1Rs>d4 Tha
, 1875-08-22
CASUALTIES.


Run OVER END KILLED.
Sneeia, D1spateh to Tbs CHICAGO Tribune.
BIooM1NoToN, ILL.,. Aug. 21-John H. 8.
Rhodes, one OF the Oldest settlers in Blooming
ton Township, Mclean County, and one Of ths
most extensive landowners Of the county, was
struck by IN east-bound passenger train On tho
Indianapolis, Bloomington Western Road.
while crossing the track at bis farm. miles east
OF Bloomington this morning at o'clock, and
killed. His left thieb and bones OF the pelvls
we're broken also. the backbops and ribs OF the
night eide. He was aeed 70; was much respect
ed. and leafes quite large family Of grown up
children
, 1875-08-22

The Paris correspondent Of the London D67y
Tekqraph writes: !" We srs perpetually hearing
Of new frauds upon the Custom-House, In which
the ingenuity Of unpoltieAl Frenchmen finds just
now its fAvorite field Of exercise. The last case
reported shows masterly skill Two nen have
pcsn going about with sAmplea OF unta1ed
brandy, which they myster1oaaly offered II :
VERY low prco 70 such persons ~ they thought
likely 70 buy. Il the sample aud prioa vaa
aco,pted-which It always Wa, tav tbe poiics-
they brough, 4 hftJ-iitre oask With Ill aeoroev.
Th1 eAhxtstiae, s11Iat0uAr ri eoufsA Ntth suoa
, 1875-08-22

A9sCoNDlNG MERCHANTS ARRESTED
NIAGARA FALLS, N. T., Aug. 21.-Cuttle i
Bondley. the merchants who absoonded from
Baltimore in July last, af'er swindlng ~ a.
legged, their creditors OF s100. .o00, we're arrested
in CanadA yesterday.
, 1875-08-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NE" foRK. aug. 21.-Auived, steamships
City OF Berlin, from Liverpool; Mossl, from
Bremen, and G. F. Funck, from Antwerp.
LoxooN. Aug. 21--steamahlp Cornwall from
New York, has arrived out,
:. New 4onK, Aug. 2L-~Azrivsd, steamahip Bal
tic, from Liverpool,
, 1875-08-22

ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL
Spe1al D7spateh to The Chscdoe T91ounk.
LASA1LE. III, Aug. u.-Bx R1v1n-No moVe-
ment.
PASSED INTO CAvA1-Leyisthan with Kiugs-
ton coal for Chicago Gold Rod. Light, to load
With corn at Utica
Twelve feet inches OF water On the mitersill
of Lock Is, aud the river steadilJ falling. Wind
uorthe ast, and chilly.
bn1poErogr, Aug. u.-ARR1vEp-Prop Mon-
tsuk, Lockport, 1000 brls flour; prop Whale,
Seneca, 2 $40 bu corn, 50, 400 lts seed Friend
ship, Seneca, g. $50 bu corn Georgian, Seneca,
$3.50 bu corn.
C1EAREp-Neptune. Joliet, IS, 760 feet lum-
ber; Gold Hunter, Peru, g., ,208 feet lumber !;
". J. Roebuck, Beardstown, IS, AT feet lumber.
, 1875-08-22

It would appear, from statement Ia the In
d1anspoIis Sentinel that Jeherson DAVIS Las
been Invited 10 visit 1noian8 as veil 70 Illinois,
The Sentinel Rays: ''Je1ezson DsviK, the tx
President, has aecopsad tbs invitation Of tho
Bartholomew County Agricultural Society 70 be
rfesant ~ their snir OIL soma dAy be&sseo ths
18Th mud 1slh Of asptauabak.
, 1875-08-22
ITALY.
/ RoTAI BEQuuf.

Roxx, Aug. H.-Tho Fanfuhd sa1s: "Ths
ass Emperor Fe1dinAnd Of Austria left bv his
mAs 70 the Pope, s6, 000. 600. which has already
hsan paid
:, HTERxA11oNAL NoEEY-oHDER scHEMK.
hoxx1 Aug. 21.-NegotiAtons with the United
ssates fo1 ID exchange Of postal noney-orders
eontanae- 4 convention will probably BE- agresd
~ and 70 into operation next year.
Apartments in the American College have been
SEepazed Tor Cardinal McCloekey.
, 1875-08-22
SAW.MILt ACCIDENT.

SpEe10I UlgTdach % 7N3 Ch1cdoo 7E16NfE.
h1SsEAPo1ls, Minn.. Aug. 21.-Willam Tur-
ner, aD employe in Farnham d Lovejoy's mill, wn
ut work this morning, when q board wzs thrown
from saw with violence. striking him IN tho
stomach, INJECTING internal Injuries. The ply
scians say he will due.
, 1875-08-22

NEW YORK, Aug. N.-The entire family Of
Thurlow Weed have been prostrated BY the use
Of = copper tes-kettle which bad been cleaned
with oxalic acid, aud had a narrow escape from
death, particularly Mr. Weed himself, but have
now recovered.
, 1875-08-22

grain. The building VAS l oue-story structure.
and 200 feet long
TEE ARB0TTsFoED INVESTIGATION.
The investigation OF the Boari Of Trade into
the loss OF the steamer Abbotts.o;d reeu}ted in
\ verdict that the Captain made an error OF
Judgment, but his certificate is returned to him.
, 1875-08-22

DAVENPORT, H., Aug. AID. Stanchdeld. =
= lumber merchant Of this city, and one Of our
oldest business men, fled petition in bankruptcy
to-day. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, $2l Coo
F. Deutschman, furniture dealer, has made
an assignment Liabilities, S12,000; aasets,
3l5.oDQ,.
, 1875-08-22

WAsHNoToN, D. c., Aug. 21.-Lieut. Com
mander Nells, of the steamer Rio Bravo, got his
vessel adoAt and carried ler into sabine Pass,
Tex.
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on the steps Of the Courthouse this evening.
the ball entering Hays cneek and pasateg
through. lodging IL the back part OF the aecE'
The provoca:ion seems to have been IN iniozma-
tlCD made by Hayes againss his aasailant for
keeping gambling and for illegal LIQUOR
traffic. Hall has been arrested aud Jailed for 4
hearing
, 1875-08-22
The New Board Will Sit in judy
ment on the Two Former
Reports.
A Rarren.sinteryiew with MIR. ]. Russell
Jones on the Subject.
Revival Of the Rum0r that Mr
Jones Will Succeed
DeIano.
The Maryland Democracy Alarmed at
the Prospect Of the New Party.
OUR CUSTOM-HOUSE.

OUR ON1-HOUSE.
ANOTHER coMM1ss1oS.
Special D4spateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 21.-The President
and Secretary Of the Treasury have decided to
appoint new Commission to examine the Chi
cago Custom House building. The Commission
will consist OF seven architects, selected upon
their meElt. from various parts Of the country.
They are expected to be OF the highest standing
in their profession, and independent, non-po-
itical men. The Commission viii assemble here
next week to receive their instructions, and will
then proceod to Chicago. Their Instructions
have not been prepared, but it is un-
darstood that the Commission will be
required to compare the Government and
the Chicago reports with their own Independent
investigation. The President aud Gen. Bristow
have selected this commission to act some
thing
IN THE NATURE OF Az ARDIrER
between the two Commissions, although 1t is
expected OF the new Commission that it will
conduct separate examination. The authori-
ties had intended to keep this matter secret
until the architects invited to become members
Of tue Commission had all accepted. It is un-
derstood that all have now accepted. The CON-
position OF the Commission is to bs national and
non-partisan. Nathaniel J. Bradlee OF Boeton,
as the New England member Of the Commission,
has accepted
Supervising Architect Potter, who has just
returned from an Eastern trip, was to-day Tor
the first time advised of the PURPOSE OF the
2. esident and Secretary Brlstow to appoint
now Commission. The few points ip possession
Of the officials here were communicated to Pot
ter who until that time had been ignorant of
the new plan. The plan WAS conceived and has
, 1875-08-22
ALoVER KILLED BY AN iNFuRtATED HUSBAND.
Chtlt,cothe (3io,} Constitution


4 terrible tragedy was enacted in FairTiew
Township, in the southern part OF the county.
Just after sunset last Saturday, the 18th inst.
On that occasion George Franklin Bell shot
aud killed Thomas Florence, the instrument oi
death being Smith E Wesson revolver, with
which the deceased was shot no less thnn -four
times, either Of which would have proved fatal.
The killing occurred in Bells yard, aud the
fact was made known to the neghbozs bv him
soon aftarathe killing. Constable Newton Todd,
OF Fairview Township took Bell into custody,
and summoned jury Of inquest, who proceed
ed immedistely to Investigate the case under the
direction Of Justice Of the Peace. The inques&
WAS concluded on Sunday MORNING. and Bell,
having waived preliminary examination, TAa
committed to the County Jail on Sunday.
The evidence at the inquest threw much light
on the origin Of the trngedy. For some time
past Dall had been jealous OF Florence ano, II
would appear, not without CAUSE on Saturday
evening Fioreuce went TO beNs, ana nos see.ns
the latter, improved the opportunity to make
love to bis wife. Bell, who was on the watch'
slleced that be saw deceased hugging and kiss
inr Eta wife, aud the latter in her eVidence ad-
mitted the same thing, and said that
tho deceased had solicited her to leave
her husband and child and e1ope with him.
The two we're Ut the WE'LL Florence having his
arms around the woman's waiss and Kissing her.
Bali sprApg forward from his place OF conceal
meut, and rushing on Florence. tired shot
from his pistol the ball stirling him IN the
breast near the heart. Florence turned ana
'fred another shot, which struck deceased in tue
back, vhen he fell to the ground: Bell stumbled
apainst him, and also fell. Risiog, he shot
Florence tuice in the head. Is he Lay PROSTATE
on the ground. ~
+,a9 n
, 1875-08-22
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 22-1 B. m.-For tbs
Upper Lake region and Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, clear or fair weather,
low but slowly rising Temperature, light winds,
shifting TO easteriy and southeriy. and high but
falling barometer during the day.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
, 1875-08-22
GREAT BRITAIN.
XADEH1flHN NfHvrn

4 <AoSoo1, lag. 21--A large ~arehouse st
- sss<saosatsr was burned this morning with ito
aa4, fnandiax aAat tho4saad auaetare at