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CAtt0HT BY A SHAFT

CAUGHT BY A SHAFT
DEs MONIES, Ia, Feb. 10.-At Creston, Ia.,
yesterday, q man named Jacob 11pfrnnr, 1a-
borer in largo louring-mill, was caught on a
khnft revolving 200 times 1niunto and instantly
killed.. lie was found hanging to tho shaft with
every particle at hia clothing torn off except q
smal woolen scarf, which was around his neck
and hound him tightly to tie sllaft. Doth legs
wore hoaten on above tito knoes, and l1ad tue ap-
poarance Of frayed ends OF n stick that had
been whipped over como hard substance until it
was worn out. lin left ar1n was dangling
By piece Of skin, and his bend md body
wero ono maBs OF crushed hpneH and flesh. 80
grcnt WAS tllo forca OF tho mans body that tho
feet, AZ they reyoIYcl aroubl tho shaft crushed
Though pino partition, ,scar by. widening tho
gap at cvery revolution Until hole nearly feet
BIuarc had boon literally pounded out.
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~ ~ Scfy easy mattpr, says the. liaifala Conn.,
nlerc1at daptFtiser, for somo ono member OF q
family to make 1t ruls TO exan,ipe carefully,
after the otllera have retired, eyory place where
there ~ possibility that iIso could be icntel,
with danger to tho house. Five minutes glYen
to tho examination of furnaces. Htosps, GrH-p!@-
ces, aud slcr surroundings, might 10 uli that WAS
necessary to prevent aarlolla Sid
grafton. And tile Attuertiset instances the case
of Is housekecper, WHO haH boon u faithful family
aeryant tor thistyl|va years-a long ,,lno in these
daysuf 'hisc1 Aalp." THIS conscientious Woman
nIals it . nattaE, one might s!uauat Say. u rv,
lgion,. tn 10 every Might, after thu family had
retired. without lignt, tron garrett to collar,
tnses II every u!lauce Of accident from tlro Mas
Io,uoyca. liascu1p did net n,ale her Hwerye
fsom this habit. Que eynniu8, after the depart
urs VI sssnu guests anil retiring Of tic family,
Ill her naual raltltr, sllb fund the lat-stand III
blaza. Calling the maHtor 1T tho tlu,lae,
with his assiyt4Aca, but With no little trouble.
!he ila.i,es "ero put ont. 1t Boenls that tho UNI
l'fclas IN the 1ask ilad been isnitel by spark
from ciEnr !,eli Ly uso at tho yaiturp o. ha
took his i'#t f,oua tle stand. Needless 10 w
tlat The l1onavkcapet, after recovering from ler
fright, was unte thau over convinced that il dill
pny "to 500 II tho house Is on tl1o.' |''@
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beon appointed to bc Third Assistant socretnry
Of State. Tho attnr Ia now Office. Which has
never haen tlIlet1, anti Which YAe recDntly offered
tn Benjamin Moran, now Munster tn Portugal.
This nomination will take .rhaycr ont of Ne
bran1a, where ii il snuwu that lis poiiticai ca
rccr ii ended.
ri. r1trrtcr uovEn.MErr 1fra..
Tho prosrcet for tho lmssnge Of tho Morrill,
ling atncsrn.nt providing for the election of
delegate to Congress, IL gooa.. Tic 1ting arcc
wording vigorously tn procure tho adoption of
the nn'o1!dmens' with tho ultimate purpose to
Of yin1jcating him. Tho District Gon,n,;Hon-
cr" have extended all tho lager contracts for
improvements, 80 that largo number nf labor
ors vii! have to DO imported into the llatsc. to
carry slle'n nut In tho words OF citizen q slo
district, "Tl.or nre determined to simiica.o
Shepherd, mud .hoy will 10 1t if it takcs all tho
niEGerH in Maryland ind Virginia.
aulntE cHltIsTiANtf,
the newly-oiceted Heuntor fronl Michigan. In
recent icttor to a fricill in this city,
Hnys In substances IT was elected NJ
Eepnhlican with which political arganiza-
when wo wc,o callct wnoly-loaub: brt
do no: feel btnInt1 now lS PARTISAN tteB. Very
many OF lIn acts pf the President nrn contrary
10 tito spirit Ut Republican inKtitutioss; bc-
sides. | lave been vn tho Bench 40 n,atly years
thai it is Impossible that can be, i'll MY career
aB Senator, d pattisan.'
TnE t1IncrAw Lobby Jon
is undoubtedly doal for tho session. Tie vote
aEniuAt. it yesterday waR very much stronger
than tho frienis OF tho bin expected. and tho
lnlky-}cadGrs to-day declare tint they hnve been
deserted by ao1ne of their triernls. Pelunyl-
vana pomecratic members wore to-day l,ilHy
circulating about tho House tho story TINT they
had rcason tp hclioyo that tho cntiro cn1nl hna
lteen purchased Of tho Ghoctaw tn,linns by Tom
Scott nttl .1orry 1laek, for 73no, ,Uan. Tic post
punemcnt Of tho clnnn IL fatal to ii.
WISCONSIN JUDICIAL ADJOURNMENT.
Charles l.. lysr, wllo nnco rori,ssl tho Office.
waA tn-.lay Appointed Unltei Sates Dstrlrt
Judge for tho Enatcrn District nf Wisconsin.
tiathe .'SaoctAttd Frest.i
EnNENAT1lka CttSf1iiaiEn.
WARnisurox. u. e.. Feb. ln.--Thu Honato con-
frrned the following nominations: John NJ.
Thayer. NohrnBka. Governor Of Wyoming I'crr1-
tory; Ciarfee Il. nyrnH, t'''1so Of TIM Eastcrn
District of WISCONSIN; William II. CLAYTON,
United Statos Attorney for tho Western District
0r Arkansas; Janes +. Fagan. United States
h1Arrllai for the WeBtarl, District Of ARKANSAS;
Thomas Neynolds, Pension Agent nt Madison,
Wis.
Observation-Disclosures F. Seymour, Pine
HlnH, Ark; 9. rhi!'iPs, Waterrllo, Kan,; Z.
Weare, Cedar 1lapids, 10.
HoV. CAMPBELL.
of Wyoming, Just appointed Third Assistant
Secretary OF 9tate, was formerly on tho staff Ut
Oon. ScotIcld. md the Office to which le in now
appointed was voluntary tondur to him by the
President.
The regular recori NJ CONGREGATIONAL proctenos ,eill
b. found oN TIC Sifta iMpcl
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tho rehonrsal Of facts denorves pubt,cau,,
!ndgo Naption reported tho decision, tio nths.
JMHRpa cOnCuFrlnE. liz aaYa. Ns3@

Tim r'nin gutetionr, however, nrIeo out of That.
ttrctto'n untor whrh the was subrnittei ~ r. r.
Jury, nHl trre fnatrcItnns 1t will readily an1,.s ~
Intended 70 follow tho law stated hy tia donri e 70
the t%#a " JGhnRon ". Johnaon, II, IL Tbs fs.. ~
tho present case It II trln, materially t]IrYns.
trnta tho fneta In the Of TohnRnp ~ Joir.ans
INT. aa lar n. tile e1ifehco Of fnhrFthgH II cnnrern
tfla evidences In slile ssr0ngor lhsn IL ~.
othnr There Was no evidence Of tho marfjsan ~ "
Cn Johnfon and tue tlaughicr Of fttd-Bucks ~. y.
rnNabitaion nnd the birth of tkrco children: bt y
ils tcstfmonJ pf 1tArtteta rnuna Is Ia ~ y
admitted land Of that TIM Jury wss 10 juas} h.rss
yas not simply rehabilitation tetNeen niiliss ~
Gahkr-tn-pna, Int probably quite a. formal mn na
rta'' M sus cilstnillaty aiming thn Indians MAJ
saae w. atnl lY ta. 70 the ratehts WIN lived BONA
hiltsa Eo1osA' would bo necertahe to thu faihcr III
mo!hcr; nnl, Nrun favorable rctpnpse Ujji,.. aa ~;
nt.lt.tsly startni with htn agent t,w, 10 Ensstt. @
with tark-nlltip% carrying rreEeuta OF hl.mba1.'
beads. hhaw1+ etc, 10 the father md 1nntl'...
Of tho trsinaM bride. lilo Immediately fctur,sT
with ka-hrtt1We, and 1lfr nlher anil bttt1trr "
cnmrn1cd her u fhe trading ptann,-tilersby tni,
!E All approval 1,y nil n fnmiy of Tho arranurn'ni
Ilts VIA undoubtedly ntr1ug cv!dcuce Of nj fndi..
narrIugc. '''aa
JuaRe Naption then went on to s1sov that t,.
marriage wah binding. a,,,! that no ceremony VIM
teccsAarv other tau tttat customary with to fna
a!a1,a to mako 1t 30. Tic concnnlnn Ia as tolnws
Il fs uselcss to aIainne tl,o Instructions in detail
they are man!fcatly trero rtnat!tin If pssiunn..
which TIL. Cnurt adopted In johnson w. .1plnaom
nnh the only Guantlnn ", whether wo will rsyIpw ani
UrrThrs'w tile rineiplcs Ut that caar Feeling no Ill.
position to do 70, l. therefore,, affirm That tiagmcn;
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OTHER LEGISLATURES,

WISCONSIN,.
IN pEHALF or THE RAILROADS.
Special Dspatrh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 1o.-Iho Senate and As
Hombiy 1thilroa1 Committees mot in opon session
in tho Assembly Chamber this afternoon to hcar
tho joint memorial Of the Cl,ieago 4 Northwest
ern and. milwaukee, Il st. raul Railroads. UuuAnal
interest was manifested. Gov. Taylor, Lieut.
Gov. parkor, Attorney-General aloau, several
Benasors, and many tuonlbets, iilliug the cl,an-
bor, weto present, and gava earnest attoution to
tho arguments. Tho plea was delivered on he
hall Of tho Companies by J. W. .1idgioy, OF Chi
cago, Assistant -soltcitor Of tho Northwestern
Railroad Corupany. Before commencing, ha
announced lis readiness to substantlato
every position taken and every statement
contained in tho memorial. 1Ie Lad With bin
tho local freight tarifa Of over twenty different
railroads In this country, tho thrills Of oyory rail-
ront in Great Britain, AMI s,iiltiry other Stntn
official documents from which tho comparative
figures wero taken. The delivery occupied II
little over nh hour. It was evidently work OF
great labor aud induHtry. dalnantng n thorough
knowledge of tho subject. The expression was
general that it was the most comprehensive prcs-
enthtion Of tho railroad question ever laid befoto
n Western Legislature It ~ iutenied to give
shows that the rataa established by tho pottor
law nre !owcr illan those in forco III my other
Etate or country oxnIaus the 1ronral nt;tri,lrR
If tra,,rnrtatiu,,. K},own that fla tariff enf,rne
hv tt,o fn,n,oniea nyam ,'afnre fl,e I'cunInt,,rc
rcntrctod tRair ratos wars insuilic;cnt to tnnat
tl,c ,ntornat on tI,o W;aronan nrnmrtinn ~
thejr nh1,rat,orx atatc5 lint In ra,]rpaf, havinr
It's i;aa wito}lv ,yti,;n ti,o atsta was asr,,;,,s
e,,o,,qt IN mont ita nhi;pattons' md ciosins IL
nskinr tho raneai Of tlo nruyisnnn eatablishnp
nrhtrary rates ri fnre Ind frairht
T,tr ntv,a rnutEEftyua
Nav hna;,,cna hnvinr bern iin,itci TIT, tozdav
n nerfant ayalnnchn nf hilla md othor b1s;,,ess
waa presented in eanh Huuso to.iiay' aud boti,
Uoukcs ara holl;ng seasiona to.n;bt for tna
uan,a nnrnoso. Tilnro was n, attom,st matio tina
mnrnlnr to nxtenti thn titne for ;ntrouctjnn nf
nnw im,sintss' mt tha n1a,1st bolv So1,ld not
nrton1. 4 resolution vas atIuntoI m,thnriy,m5
tho JUDICIARY M Committee TO- sed for poTso1s md
-. w t4"60
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THE DOUGLAS MONUMENT.
EHALL If ne BEMt,ERD1

sDte|al D1patch 70 7'he CAtea1o Tribune.
spnIsorlELn, lllt Feb. 10.--The removal Of the
Douglas Monument from its present location to
the unIversltY grounds. 1t appears, hsa besa In
contemplation for several years. but no aetlye
ucAslres Lave neeu taken ip that regard until
tic lresopt aeahlon, the Trustees of tue Mopu-
MeHt Association hoplug that tho State would
complete tue monument where nuw located.
After soverul efforts on the part OF the Trustees
to procure the completion Of tho monument, tley
now AK TINT tho land ba sold, tho monument re.
moved to the University grounds, aud there COM
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AT bANvlLtE, ,LL,

Il T.,
dpsetat phratrh 10 Tho Ohtdods Tribune
DANvtLLE, Ill.,. Fob. 10.-I4ast night about
o'clock d fro wan discovered in barn bolopuInc
to William Bandy. aituAted on mn alley noas opo
Of our most popular buHiuess centres, and bo.
foro tho fro department got in working or)er
tho barn was entirely consumed aud sAe flames
had sns cad to several btsinosH houses and far
few minutes tho wholo busness portion OF our
city was tn rrcat danger; but by the sktlIf., md
perHhDntseffcrts ut tho ilro department and clti.
aerB tue flames we're finally auhdued. Ioba "a,
tinated nt aG00 to s70o. No inst1yanoe.
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ARKANSAS,
EQNEHAL QE 4 MEzfHHR.

LITTLE RooK. Ark, Feb. l0.-rhe funeral OF
tho late Senator Williams, colorcl, Of Phillips
County, took place ia tho aanata Chamber TO
day In tue presence Of tho members Of bnth
Houses. The ramains were shippad to lIeloua
for ,ntarment. 1nth Houses adjourned until to-
morrow out Of respect 10 tue deceased, and the
tlag At tho 6tatc-1louHe IL at half-mast.
The report Of tho Arkansas Investigating COM
ntttee, aud the subsequent message of tho Presi-
dent, have created consideFahle exeite1nent hors
during tho past two daYs among supporters OF
tue present Hover,mpnt There was genera!
rejoicing over tho report Of tin majority OF tho
Committee. Among prooks men those was re-
very much depFeshea IN account Of tie unset
tied condition Of Affairs at Washington.
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CRIME Az kokoMo. lhp,

6useial Dfspatca 10 Ths CHICAGO ItibunA
KoKoAo, Ind, Fob. 10.-A quarrel between
John sprunco and wife yesterday resulted ID
sprunco being fatally hurt by Ills son William
When in the act Of striking his wife, h[a soa
atr1,ok him on the head with piece OF wagon
folloe, crushing his skull, from the effects Of
which he died this morning.
John hayl, Young dssparaao was some tint
met one OF his victims when g quarrel atituel,
III which Ilayl was badly cut up. 1t IL zepo5ei
to-day that Hayl iA dexd.
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OHIO.
LIQUOR BILLS.

CoLunnus, O., Feb. 10.--iu the Honao this
afternoon aftor long bnt quiet contest. tho
lseeso Honn.o hill. wl,oh amends tho A,lair
Liquor law by requiring the filing Of written
notioo witl, tho Corporation Clerk ton days be-
fore aslits for damage can DO h.onght, or giving
written or verbal liottco to liquor dealers, wns
pasnesl--ycas, III nays VI.
Tho Persons bill TO tnko from municipal cor
l'oratinus tho right to prohibit tho Halo uf ale,
wino, beer, and cider, WIS defoatcl-Ynas, ~
uRvH A. '
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THE WEATHER.,


EFFECTS OF YESTERDAYS STORM.
Sncc'Ht D'",Mfch to Ihe Chacano Ir,bnu>.
McGAEaoh. In. Fob. 1u.-The track from hcro
west to st. rarI or the Chicago, milwaukee, Il
St. Pant llallroad ls cloar Of snow, and trains
now ru., regularly oyor this division. The night
train OH tho r1airio du Chcn division Of this
road was Indefinitely suspended laHt right. On
tho Burlington. Cedar ltapds Il Minnesota Nhil-
ruad tho snOw blorkatlo continues from 1nHtyille
to West Union. There iaA been 10 through
trims Oh tlis road for ton days, and no present
propacta.
si,ecal Dt.uafeh to The cht:aqo Ttfonne
DunuouE, To-, Feb ln.--Anotior heavy SHOW
storm visited thiH SECTION OF country Inst night,
anu now high wind prevails aid tho Anow III
drifting. Tho Iowa Dlyisloh OF tho 1lhuois Con-
trail Ii only operative to Watelloo, mud no at
tempt will bo made to Htart trains west ot that
point. The indications arc that the blockade
will slut down ~ tight as ever. The SHOW is 4
feet deep OH lsvol IN tho country, and all Of
s,~ctas Dt,,aieh 70 7ae catraao Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Fob. 1s}.-For sxtoeu hours
past o storm nf snow and fino hail Las boon
pouring down hero. This is By far tho heaviest
snowfall Of tho winter. 4 strong wind is Gis-
ing from tho west.
s,eetm Dtsraa'h 70 The Ca,eaao Tribune.
SFK1Saf1EI4n, Ill, Feb. l0.-Abuut !nc1,os Of
anow bas fallen hero, and sloigLing is good, md
.spfetai p,spnteh to The chfeaao Tribune.
b1oux ctrY, H., Feb. IA furious wind and
III [4bCh 44ek HAht1L Htlt4
tiuuod TIL nooM. to-day. Tho Temperature is at
zero. Tho railroads. which lad scarcely got
clear Of last weeks blockado arc again badly
drifted. lleportB from points IN Dakota repre-
saat the stasn as having ragod furioti1y nlf day.
but Is now subsidiug. Clear and cold tonight
NJ Wind.
-. s,sefak Dispatch to Ttt Chicago Tribune.
DEs MnlSEB, Ia., Fob. l0.-A terrific atorm Of
train from Chicago VIII two llours late. Farther
West tito sat1rm III wurae, md tho roads are
blockon. Tho Fort Dodge Hoatl fB blocked up,
Feb. 2.
Sntrias Dispatch to The Chicago Ttionue.
VAN VERT O., Fob. t0.-The biggest SNOW of
tho soaAon came ,non ,ls to-day. alil ragged fu-
rIouBy until Z o'clock this evening, when It
stopped with al,ont feet on tic ground, and a
Hlow drizzInE rain not in.
sJ~eta! Dtsputch to The Cticaao Tribun<.
JAcKsoay1LLE, ILL.,, Fob. 1G.-An unusually
violent Briow-Htprm laR rnEcl MI day, packing
hard all it fell. TrainB arc al. Delayed,
Sttctat Ufsudtdt to 1hs CYticaao Tribune,
pEon1A, ILL.,, Fob. 10.~1t 1aa been showing
Since early morning. md tho stroct.car lines are
uoarly boekaded. Yrnvel OIL the streetH Ii about
suspended, and sleigliug is the order OF tho
ovpuing.
Special Dispatch TO The G1icaan Tribune
JOLIET. ILL.,, Feb. 11.--1t las been showing
hora steadily stnce o'clock this morning. Tho
uenth to-lliglt Ia about 7 inclles. TrniuH
toward Chicago Rrn all behind time. Fseights
arc rtlnnlng two engines.
OFFICIAL REPORTS.
WhaHINnTON, d. u, Feb, 1D,-For thu Inner
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MINNESOTA.
VOTE FOR UalTAD HEAFEs sR1AToR.

e@'3 F""+ osF**740 a*FsFs9 "N1A9VEs
apeelat pispateA 70 1As chlt4aS {rtotat.
IT. pAUt.. Minh, Feb. 10.-tIhe fifteenth bal.
lot Tor Henator to-day stood: I.nel.reu, Is;
lsamsey, "a; Davis. -; Moalil!au, q; pillsb,,ry
q; Huckham, 81 barry, 2; absent, Or mt voting,
H. Counting the iass according to tlleir votea
Oh the fuuttceutl4 ballot, Ramsey lusen !, I}ayis
gsins = ard Loct.eu ia unchanged. Tie Uppo-
sitioh caucuB viii 10 held Tonight To eopsitior
Wit, tio propositions at compro,ne to,,dered by
the I.sbefal RapAolicans supporting DAVIS, but
the dead lock, according ta PFcsent appoa1ancos,
iH Rs solid aa three weeks ago.
IN TNE SENATE,
among the bills introduced WAS one confirming
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoaK, Fph, l0.-Atrlye4 steamship
1lansa, from Itemcn.
LoHnoS, Fob. 10,-steamshipa California,
1Iorna,l, mud City ot New York, from Now York,
have arrived out.
San FAAScIHG0, Feb. 11.-RRFlad to-day, Ia
Ho4otsna, md Ur4l,al,a, fur Pa1uua. Arrived,
Harvest Queen, from Nov York,
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PEoa1A, ILL.,, Feb. 10.-A yonng married
wosnar, la1noll Jaua MoCracken, reAiling OIL
Washington atreot, was 10 severely burned Oh
Tuesday afternoon that BAe lived but ton hours.
Her Clothes caught tro in passing tle stoye AMI
tho front part Of ,er holly was burnt to . criHp
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RUN OVER nY TIE CARS.


Sbet1a1 3lEpI1ch u 7Hf LHfct&fT6 7Ft5NNF.
ioUNasrowN, O., Fob l1.-Waltor McIntroy,
brakeman, wli|o switching cars at Hubbard,
O., to-tlay, Slipped mud toll. Three cars passed
over him. srasjliHg unp ley at tho knee, the
Other near thu bu4y,-fatally injuriug him.
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IT. LOUIS, Fob. 1o.--As u passenger train on
s1le Rockford, Rock Island l. st. I.ous llnrontl
which left here this morning WAS passing
Eawarlsyillo Crossing, about 20 mileH from 1t.
Louis tho two roar passenger ears ran on tho
side truck by roasou Of broahing ti,e
cruss-har OF the switch, and coI1ld-
cd with d freight trnsn standing
there. Tllo coachna waru badly wrecked, a,ll the
locomotive Of tile freighttsaiu greatly damaged.
Mary Swigort o! Jaoksonporr, Ara, was badly
cut and bruised nbout the faco aud load, Gcorgo
II. D'Bhop. ot Indianapolis, was Severely hurt iii
tie right thigh. Marcus Nealo, expresa messon-
Eer, and W. I. Harding, Dc!lovii!e, IT., trere
slightly Injured. No other casualties.
, 1875-02-11
At KANSAS STATION, o,

Speaal Dispateh to The Chicago qTtbuns
T1FF1w, o., Feb, 1G.-I4ate lust night the o..
tenslye atovo factory OF Charles solgraves, To-
Gated at Kansas Station, O., burned to tho
ground, involving loss OF "a, GOV no iusut.
ancn.
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Spsf1dt DlJpath to TIC fhfsIHa 1tib.as
DUBUQUE, 4a, Feb. l0.-Geurgs Iarloy, son Of
j. +, Farley, formerly Superintendent Of tho
Iawa Division Of the Illinois Central llajIroad,
Hlippoll down Oh tlla street Tonight, and klroke
his Log.
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Srsrtal Dtrputcj, IL The Chcaao Tribune
KAEKAKEE, ILL.,, Feb. 0.-All traipB on the
Illinois Central were delayed from ten to twelve
hours Last night by tho hreaking of u truck ua-
der tue drawing room sloepor hlonte CLriato,
attached to the Cincinnati nighG-cxpreEs. No
ono injured.
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F.nM1Soros, N. H., Feb. ia fro this
morning, Of incondiaEy origin, destroyed tho
Elm House md stables. A, II. Thuratou's dwell.
ing-ho,lso. tho shoe-factory of G. W, Thurston.
lwolling-houBo of Nathan Roborts. and tho
Conversational Church. LoBy, Si500G0; il.
Huranpe, $4,000,
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Special Dtspatch 10 The Chicago 7ribnns,
YOUNGSTOWN, O., Feb. 10.--The Gre At Lowell
Tillo last night originated in a defective fue in
tho Fost-ofFice building. 1t, with Ave Other
business aud dwelling housos, wero entirely con.
Hlined. Loss oyor s2o,Uo0; insurance about
$1,000.
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LIN NEW YORK

New Yonk, Fob. 10,-A fro this morning IN
tho lnatltute for tho Blind damaged tho build.
Ing to the extent Of $4,000. Although thers
WIS great excitement among tho inmates, psnia
was prevented and none wore Injured.
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TIrusy1Llr, To-. Fob. 10.-Thc rear car Of
the night express south, eon the Oil Crock
Railway, was thrown from tho truck this eyerl-
ing, by tho breaking Of o rail. mlioB soutl
Of this place. SoToral passengers we're slight
y injured. Thomas Il. Robinson, Treasurer OF
the road. was seriously injured about tho hcad.
W. II. Award, Of Iitusvsi|a, had two ribs brolcn,
and young girl nnu,ed Mary alartn af Dia-
lonl, in tlliy county, had her buck brokep The
injured were brought to this city.
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New YoaK, Fab, 1D,-1n family quarsei Iso
night, Aaron Churchill WAS fatally shot by BID
sou Waltor, aged 10 years, At thsir realasaae,
No, 2Q5 Meak Thirty ninth street.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT 70 ROB,

apee,a, Dispatch to 1h4 Chieaou Tribune.
RrpoS, Wis, Feb. 10.-A. J. Wolcott, az-alsJ-
or and leading jeweler Of Rlpon, WAS assaulted
last night while going hone, and terribly oat
above the right eye with heavy bludgeon. lhs
robbers wero frightened, and escaped withoutee'
curing eny booty.
, 1875-02-11

OFFICIAL REPORTS.
WARRINGTON, d. u, Feb, 10,-For tho Upper
Lake region, tho Upper Mississippi, and Lower
Missouri valleys, and the Northwest, rising
barometer, north and west Winds. sloar aud
colder weather..
, 1875-07-16
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Gen Bitteruns Seisen ii4 aud ote ldltt9eI
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lid bic 9efiir6tete &inoersGboler (Summei
Complaint) nelde sablreihe Spfer toroert'
I'm meifren iino berielben biejen19ea &tI'oer
1useelett, welfe ntdt auf bic natirlthe
3eile eeidn9t meroen f0nnen ; pa etne rn'
ri6ti9e i3uiammeuieeun9 ibrer Nabrungs-
rittel bauptidoblib oaSu b%eitrdgt, bic Ser-
oauungsorsane in ibren SunftIonen gu lfof
ten. Ntd)t aIeiu, baR s." parliamentary
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oas Irroproot a.. ri Der 8 Sc leid)t Ill
Sdure iiberge'er fe eutba .en auf nift of
CUR ri btiseh e,rabrn13 Oes &inoes nOt9'9en
@lemente, III B es II ~ prsiit belauptet iuers
oen, bab iGJrlw ...l.r neutrality-suspicious.
nbloie &inber gum Spfer fallen, Die geraoesu
oen Sungertob ferben, niht aus Mangel oil
J1abrun9smittelil, %lonoern ourh bas Seblen
DER ridtisen Mabrung.
Bei Der grndbruug oes tbieriiAen Srgas
uismus iino eS iiberbanpt BRET @attun9en
pom Jtabrltoffen, bereu ridti9e Uttldung bes
elmer seoeibli6eu Nabruns nrb Gntlpidelnn9
oes &Drpers Dor a1em notbuenoig iino,
ndmlid: 8drmeer5euser, Slutbiloner uno
mineraliibe 5tofe ODER &nohenbiloner.
J~tiraenos 1T nun oeren Miihuna CUR Grndbf
ring in 10 reidbaltisen SerbdltniB porbanoen
ais in Der Muttermtlf.
Gin Nabruussmittel gu finben, bas III iei-
ner 3uialnmeniebung Der Muttermtlf 10
nabe mie mo9lid fommt, par baber idon
ldusft aufsabe unierer beoeutenbten @bemie
fer. Sem eifrigen Sorihen bes sr0bten Der.
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aufsabe gelolt 81 baben, tnoem er Elm @e>
mild ats:
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LOO WdrmeerSeuser.)
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0,74 8drmeerseuser.)
1 3beil Uialsmebl (O,07 : oil Slutbilo.
ner unb 0,58 @drmeerSeuser) beritelte, oas
Der Diuttermild falt uoIitdnoig gleihfommt.
0iebig uannte iein 8rooutt: @%riasmittel
fir Mlttermilt. 8ie iebr bic @obltbat oie'
les @riatmtttels e%rfannt ,purbe, beSeugt bic
3batiafe, bab es i'm @roben f%abrislrt unb
i'll alle 2dnber D~erianbt mirb. 8 0asielbe
wiro ofters fliiiia, aber gegentudrtis am
bdufisiteu in feiter Jorm su bereitet, in ,uel-
der es am beiten @in9ang s%efunben bat.
Miitter, Die bes @liides entbebren, ibre &in-
Der ielbit iausen gu fonnen. fouten ia nidt
periebien, bisies griasmittel Sur Grndbruns
ibre &inber ansuwenben.