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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-25
Catching Turtles.

A South American traveller tells how
the Conibos capture turtles, which are
an important article of diet with them.
In the night the turtles come out of the
river in large numbers To lay their eggs.
The ConIbos, squatting, or kneeling un-
der their leaiy sheds, and keeping pro-
found silence, await the moment for ac-
ton. The turtles, who separate them
selves into attachments on leaving
the water, dig rapidly with their fore
feet trench often two hundred yards
long, and always four feet broad by two
deep. They apply themselves to their
work with such zeal that the sand flies
about them and envelops them as in a
fog. As soon as they are satisfied that
their trench is large enough they deposit
in it their sott-shelled eggs to the num-
Der of from forty to seventy, and with
their hind feet quickly fill up the trench.
In this contest of padding feet more
than one turtle, tumbled over by bis
companions, rolls into the trench and Is
buried alive. Halt an hour is enough
for the omplishmcnt of this task.
The turtles then make dlsorderly rush
for the river. Now the moment has
arrived for which the Conibos have
anxiously waited. Alta given signal
the whole band suddenly rise from the
lurking-places and dash off in pursuit of
the amphibia, not to cut of their retreat
for they would themselves be tramp.ed
under foot by the resistless squadrons-
but to rush upon their TANKS, seize them
by their tails, and throw them over on
their backs. Before the turtles have dis
appeared, thousand prisoners often re.
main in the hands oil the assailants.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-25
A Keokuk lady. while engaged IN tn,

A Keokuk lady, while engaged IN the
pursuit Of her domestic duties, encoun-
tered q mouse in -four barrel. Now,
most ladies, under similar circumstances
would have uttered few feminine
shrieks and then sought safety in the
garnet. But this one possessed more
than the ordinary degree of feminine
courage. She summoned the hired man
and told him to get the shot gun, call the
dog, and station himself at convenient
distance. Then she climbed halfway
upstairs and commenced TO punch the
-four barrel vigorously with pole
Presently The mouse made it's appearance
and started across the floor. The dog
at once went in pursuit: The man fired
and the dog dropped dead. The lady
tainted and fell down stars, and the
hired man, thinking that she was killed,
and fearing that he would be arrested
for murder, disappeared, and has not
been seen since. The mouse escaped.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

c-rhe choicest tn the world-lmporters
Unprecedented company in Ar1,erica-
staple Ar Icle-plrases every boay-Trsd.
Continually ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wanted ever, whert-
best Inducements don't waste tIme-send tor Clrcu
lar to ROBERT BILLS. - ves~y ST.. y. Y. r. o
Box l2S..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-25
Sherifs Sale.
Sherif-s Sale.

iohu Gels CO. and T. Cummings, Plaintiffs 4 Co D
Robert II Bishop and Mery l.. Bishop. D~nt's
Nv virtue Of an order 81 sale issued nom tho clerks
flee OF the lara judi cial District court and for
,sne county. Kansas and me directed and a<lv-
red will 81
kosdsy. n.Insay er Mares. A. D ISIS.
retweeu the hours Of 10 O'Clock A N and q o'er-eh
cf said cay AZ ;h- front doslr h.yus>
the city OF >alina in said county and Staff
ale at puhiic yrndur, the hi ghsst and bidder
or cash In hand the following d,scrb~i property
vii Lot No on Niaih street, in Holland . addition
the city ~ sslina. appraised af AIS. and lot No.
Eighth street IN iilands ssidft the cify OF
>ans, appraised At tlso, said property to be sold
hr property of IN ab.,ve named defendants the
uii of the aboVs named plaintiffs
Given under my hand nj ofee In the city Of sA-
lima, this 18th day OF January, A. ID. ls-3
GOING. sheriff.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-25

"No, sir" angrily exclaimed Mr.
Scott, of the ST. Joe Commercial, as he
waived the agent towards the half open
door. "No, sir; | want mono of your
revised statutes. Give me the old Gre
clan and Roman antiquarios, lifelikc and
hnman-a crude Venus or Cupid, and
sich."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-25

A clergyman in Iowa stood in his door
and warned a donation party that the
first one who entered his gate would bo
a dead man. He said IL was bad enough
TO take half his pay in beans, without
having his house destroyed.-Detroit
Free Press.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-25

Entirely rewritten by the ables; writers evrry sns
Ject. Printed from new typ. and Illustrated viii
several Thousand Engraving, and Maps.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-25
Patronize Home Manufactures.
THE CLIMAX"

wish 10 annonaC 10 the issIcT> 81 Central Kansas
that arm now ISrmsneafly fycxied ~ >Nliaa. ha1sAs
and lniend manufacturing my IMPROVES! Planning MIL
Cigmsx Having bad an eNI-rlence Of over IL g-.rs
IN the basinss, isi ju>tsir,l Ia mzka the Assrrtoz
that the Climax has eqsal for the era; variety %
atnx thai bv og- by II: cie@niaS sayIa!ng -
the shAir ot grHta. fE.sln grass ssSs mp Is com
size n skr an coEDscffsn viii nv al EuSncss =
very nice srflcl~ 81 Ai> SAFE with wiEs doors ard
s:rS which admits FREE ctrceia,oa ID All lSss,
two thing Indispensable for the rss.iR< Of cram
Evrrv machine uarrantet g. le ne hSt nnAgeriA
and fhs mechanical pr t-si eiss.
Sbo- % - .. n l.sli's bzilStng
SffTtsg <-ITT-GS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-25

o. Sssasr1 lss Is-s. 80 srs-. - 1ars a E4.k s.<
A. $3.50. q . si=-s sfss ee@sssszsas-f -
80 N SO &Fs2 $3.50 - se-f. B-s4 sEs~a NJ
~ 49, frsiftas fsa-s A. - - :.
~ Ssa. sse as 30 Nssea 90 80
$50 - K~-ss NNssas ~ - lsa- - - 49, -
"a sstssess = = ssfs ssasr Bszss. - ias. 49,
o. AFsse~ - g. 80 - sssth frss sts -
1855 ~ NJ So &raS As yssfzsrs esaa9 s4<h<f nN8
. E~s.s< e4sA 81 $500 sz6 ssEss
e ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11
New York Items.

NEW York, October 9.-AnOthar suit has
been instituted against Tweed in the name
Of the people TO recover ne ,rly million dol
lars. An order Of arrest was served ye,ter.
DIV. returpable October 31St Bail was fixed
at 81, 100000
4 tire occurred to-day in large tive.story
brick building in Williamsburg used for
manufacturing purposes and occupied by
the families OF those employed thereto.
Loss, $4,000. One hundred persons were
ous.ed
Cha,le Fl. Fisher. representing himself as
manager and proprietor of the Mercantile
Bureau and Collection Company of America,
has been arrested on the charge that the bu.
reau is fraudulent, and for emoezztement.
Ex-senator Fenton hiss written letter
saving he feels it his duty to support in the
present canvass the Republican candidates.
Mayor Wickhan has requested the reSig-
nation of Police. Commissioners Ma'zell.
Smith, VOORHEES,, and Dlsbrecker. Charges
of mafcasance have been brought against
them.
Orders OF arrest were granted on WEDGES.
day last against the members of The firm OIL
Duncan, Sherman d Co. on the charge OF
having sold a bill OF exchange Oh London
six DAYS before their suspension. and when,
as alleged, they knew 1t would be dlshon.
ored. The orders of arrest were executed
Thursday, aud eacl Of the defendants gave
bail in $4,000.
Internal-revenue officers to-day raided an
illicit still in BROOKLYN and captured il. Al
ter etrec,iug their object they were followed
by amob and were showered with volleys
of stones. but escaped unirjured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11
Ih3 crave at "Stonewnii" JackSOn's
ssnftter.

A. 4 meeting Of cX-C0ntrderate soldiers
AL! I'll. l.l~ aid at HAWKS Nest on October
T. 80, lie meeting Wa> organized ny calling
,.auu,i y HAN I'yrce 10 the chair, ana
t"lrUri g.. v. lmbodcn was elected secre-
tiiv.
Vaeuli.,. OF TIC mcc.ing having been ex.
i.tIl"i, on molten It was
J. Hr>r,G.3, That william y. Page, W.
VI. Tyre. NJ i>r J. :. Watts, Rev. james
II..lu,.. 4ua lion. II. y. Dickinson, together
Win to" chairman aud secretary, be ap.
pointed 4 committee, aud requested TO take
>Hca >,ri> Il they may deem best to bring to
llr at'raton OF the puclic the fact that The
mother OF the late General L. }. (StoneWalD
Jacn.on lies buried in a neglected gray :
yard near Hawks Ms, Fay cite county, w.
Va, aad taat AZ appeal be made 10 the SOL
ulcr> Of The late Army OF Northern Virginia,
and all nil c!> Who may feel an interest IN the
Object, 10 Contribute 1 necessary tund 10 en-
Close the 4TayC-l ard ADD erect suitable monu'
n"n 10 mark tic grave of the mother OF the
ltu>t!iOu> soldier; aud think that the time
APPOINTED Tor Tue unvciling OF the Foley
lnouum"Gt OF Slcncwall Jackson, 10 X Oh.
Mouc, Va, wh'c1 has been presented 10 the
STATE hy Tue friends of the gallant soldier IN
EDsitud. would be L favorable opportunity
10 bring this uaIter TO the attention Of the
puhIc-
E.SClUel, That said committee he in.
:IIucteu 10 correspond with Governor james
Ia. krmrer. General J. A. Early, General h.
i. Wise, General b. I. johnson, General
William Terry, Colonel Z. q. Tompkns, and
>Hch 0thrr parties Us they may think Will
thc An interest 10 this movement, and re-
quest TIER C Operation in the matter.
>. Hr>V!ced, That the Ladies Memorla!
A>>oc:a.iol OF Richmond, Va, be requested
u receive all contributions made To this o.
!"ct
/. NrS0're4. That the Richmond Dispatch,
"h'3. and E"qnirer, and all other papers 10
u" >ou:h who leel an interest in this otject,
'v III !c>tcd TO publish these proceedings.
WILLIAM TYREE, chairman.
4 y. ". ImtUien, Secretary.
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yIfssaEsiDnf AfFnirS

WASHINGTON, October 9.-The Star has
the fGl owing version Of The condition OF
aft ,irs in Mississippi:
1.-The Attoruey-General Of Mississippi ;
ex Senator Pease, postmaster at Fitksburg
the district attorney OF the district, and At
torney Wells, OF the northern district, called
on the Atorncy-General this morning to
present to him The situation Of affIrs In that
State. They represent that the recent trou-
hles are Of personal Dature. and are now
over. They do, not want Federal troops
sent into Mississippi. They set forth that if
troops are sent into the State the negroes
will elect to Office men plastered over with
indictments for various misdemeanors. II
troops are not sent, they are of the opinion
that the Legislature will be lost to the Repub-
lican party, but that the successful candidstes
will be lovers of good order and law-abdins
and patriotic legislators. They think this re-
verse, however, will be overcome in time for
the presidential issue, and that 10 that cin-
paisn the Republican candidate will receive
The majority OF the votes cast in that State.
The Attorney-General advised the delega-
ton TO remain her: until the Presidents re-
turn, and ri crate the statement to him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11

A CHEMICAL PROCESS FOR CONVERTING IRON
INTO STEEL.--The Wilmington papers OF q
late date describe an exhibition given by
Professor William Field, OF that cly, of n
new process Of converting cas.iron into steel
by chemical process. The process is rroba-
bly, secret, but the manipulation is de-
scribc6. Some hundreds Of pounds Of ord!.
nary castiron were first made, we suppose
Tor the purpose of comparison, and then tina
moltcn iron was taken in pots and ladies' con.
tanning from twenty to twenty-five pounds,
and "the amqlgam" put into eaca. The
metal after being stoyed was ready TO be cast
in moulds. and IN less than five minutes after
the amalgsm was put In the iron was con-
vcrted to steel. 4 number OF articles were
cast from the metal-a bar Of railroad steel,
horsesaoes, razor, aud plough'hare. The
tools were said TO be OF the best quality.
The newspapers report that the steel may be
made malleable by this process. or rs hard as
desired. II part Of the carbon which cast.
iron contains co be removed by chemical
mesns, as described above, the process Will
prove SIS valuable 10 opposition TO the Besse-
mer as the litter was superior in most re-
spccts TO the process Of ctmentation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, Oc.nber 8, 1875.

A1hiohph1, osHocr b, lSIDs
GOId.-hHerlcaE gold. IL bid, III asked
State observation-disclosures cous7s. 81 bid: syIr.
gina consols, neg, 40 bid, so asked: Virginia
fUndabIe. ~ bid; Virginia deferred. 81 hid. y
asked; Virgina interest certificates, s bid, 20
asked: virginia A1-rtcsiyAb!e coupons, S9k bio,
90 asked. -
city SecurHits.-Richmoud city SIS, lot bid,
1074 asked; Richmond city 6's, 90 asked: Peters.
burg city 6's. rs bin; Lynchburg city Ss, 81
bib. 10l asked; Lynchburg city 6'5, 50 bid.
Rnilrnud Bonds.-FrrgDia and reDue see Ball.
road secoad mortgage 6's. }. & j.: "a asked: Pc
lersbnrg Railroad first mortgage S's, j. i J.. e5
bid, 80 ASH Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Po,o-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage 6's j. & D., SO bid: Orange and Alexandria
Railroad second mortgage 6's. j. g. j., 72 bid
Richmond md awhile Railroad consolidated 6's,
u. & n. az did 731s asked.
Railroad &ucks.-kIchmoud, Fredericksburg and
Potomac haiiroad common, 100 par, 90 bid
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac kailroa nd
six per cent. guaranteed. 100 par, S5 bid; hich.
monJ, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven
per Cent. Guaranteed, 100 par, 81 bid: Richmond
and Danvil!e railroad. 100 par. 81 asked.
Bank St0cks.-Plaut-rs National, 100 mar, LOG
asked; Mtrch ,nts Sational, 90 pr, 81 asked
Bank Of Commerce, 25 par, 25 he'd: Merchants
AID Planters Savings. 25 par, 2l4 bid, % asked;
City Savings. % par, 24A asked.
Insurance CUmpuRes.-Firgluia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par, 35H bid; YirRlbia state. 25 par, 26
bid; Virginia Home. 100 par, 100 asked: Old
dominion, 100 par, 92 asked Commercial Fire
insurance Company, 25 par, 20 asked.
Miscellaneous Old iomuiOn steamship Com
pahy, 100 par, 70 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11
washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October 9.-Tbe customs re-
ceip,s for to-day were s55l,273; for the
month, = .S29,92l for the year, SAT ,42S,.
S43. -.
rutcrual.reyeuue receipts for to-day,
1851, $50; for the month, e, o36,677; for the
year, s31 5G5 1868. ....
Bonds held by the Treasurer as security
for national-bank circulation, 1863 l01 162
for deposits of public moneys, S1s, 1872, 200.
National bank notes received :or redemp.
ton during the week, 3, 796, 800; national
hank-notes outstanding at this date, 1885,
769 s53, of Which s3,G4O,UO0 is in national
gold bank notes.
The mortuary record of the Board oil
Hellth for the week shows the rate of NOR
| tally of the white population was ID per
| 1000 per annum, while that of the coIoreo
population was A Per 1000 for the same
period. The previous records of the Board
exhibit similar facts, showing the decrease Of
the African race in the District of Columbus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11

The new postal cards are being is ued at
the rate OF over million per day, the num-
Der thus far put out Icing l1,1S5,000.
John s. Avis is appointed postmaster at
Westbam Locks, Henrico county, Va, rice
Thomas NJ. Detrick, resigned. The posi-
otfce at Hopy ard, King George county,
Va. is discontinued as not needed. Tne pa
pers so 10 Cornorn.
While 4 carriage containing President
Grant was making its way through the
crowd in Dubuque, Iowa, q burly sixiooter
shouted in StentOran tones, "Hurrah for
the hero of Shlloh.' Just IS the buzz Is
were about 10 break forth the same voice
was heard completing the sentence, 'Gen-
eral sydney JJhuston, msau." The crowd
did not appreciate this little joke, and the
cheers were not given.
The Board of Trustees Of the Peabody
Educational Fund, which bad been in SEES
sion at New loIk for some days past, adj
journed Fridy. The next meeting will be
held at White Sulphur Springs, Va, on the
first Monday in August, 1876. The Hon.
II. K. jackson, of Georgia, takes Governor
Grahan's place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11
E,c;ler from Franklin.

e, RE i"ld,acc of the Richmond Dispitch.J
i;,tkY NovST, VA, October s. 1919.
TAe lT., u"w stables attached TO the early
N,u," Captain 6. W. b. Hale proprietor.
were burned TIL, morning between the hours
Of ) and 1 o'clock. Four yalutOie horses
hrl,H9iCy to persons stopping at the hotel.
,J-,tu,r with 4 llrg" quantity OF hay ara
foster. wcir also consumed. The origin OF
tsri /, uukloHn. hu: it was dOutt!eSs IN
c,ud!.ry. Ia" los is considerable, rs there
So, 40 iE>urarc" on the property. The
,.ur,huu>r ot Mc>.rS. PruDty Il Carper,
"aieA -'u.d near The burning Sat!c-, was
sind wIth considerable difficulty, not, how
,,rr. Ntuout hcIrg somcw lIat dam ged.
The Irnuco and corn crops in this coUuiy
ii. 'ar iu-.t we have had Tor many years.
M.. L; +. Ba'cGcr, on Snow ere, X. IN this
c,.aty. !t-t liGe Louise Of tobacco by Ii; c
oa lt,' Mp:d.y night. BLAsruS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11
The Cincinnati thambcr OF Commerce
and The Postal telegraph.

C,sc1sNATI. October 9-The Cincinnati
delegates to the National Board OF Irade, 10
their report to the Chamber OF Com mefc''
recommend that the Chamber use Whatever
influence it might have with members OF
Congress to the end that the .'eneiai GOV,
eminent may purchase the existing lines and
manage the whole telegraph business OF the
country.
A resolution was offered IN oppos'tion 10
this, declaring that the Chamoer aoes no'
commit itself in favor OF The project OF ma
tional postal telegraph.
This question, which has been the suf:lect
of MANY discussions in the Chamber, came
IN for fnal disposition to-day, and the reso'
luton against committing The Chamber 10
favor of the postal telegraph was carried Dy
a considerable majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11

'"vNTERfNT MONEY IN THE WAKE OF A
'H,r>.- From the Memphis Ar0lanche,
'ob"r y Nearly every day brings 10
"sh' some new counterfeit put in circulation
III inl> city Immediately after the departure
o lio"e>S circus. They are well executed
."Q caIculited 10 deceive. We furnish the
"""ing list Of counterfeit discovered up
u Ills time, which was furnished US by Mr..
\. !hummci, teller OF the German National
L'hA First Na,ioDai. Lockport, n. Y,
eHt0; IfaGrrs, Chicago, So; Third National,
vh'r 90, 30; Merchants, Chicago, So; First
n;,',lonst, Boston. 500; First National,
i.i.Adelphia, Sl9; Ninth National. New
iNf, =; First National, Canton. ILL.,. IS;
tHN Nliional, Paxton. H., IS; City Bank,
't%4kcepsie, \. y, $40; F'nSt National,
"'' Hook, n. T., $40; Central. New York
"r 500; Ccnir,l. Rome, n. Y, $40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11
Tho Turktsh Provinces.

LONDON. October "a PaH-MaH Gazette
special frem Berlin says:
cit is now proposed. in execution of the
contem plated reforms in the Turkish pro-
yinces, that the disaHected provinces be en-
trusted to governor-geueral enjoying the
confidence of the Csristan subjects OF the
Porte. The proposal seems likely to sue.
coed, though it is not likely the great Powers
will guarantee the reforms, notwithstanding
the Insurgents still insist upon 1t. The con-
-suls OF Mos,ar are negotiating and endeavor-
ing 10 pacifs the insurgents through the me-
dunn OF the clergy"
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Cnba.

HAVANA, October 9-The American brig
Helen G. Rich IL ashore on Salt Kribank, ard
will prove total loss. The mate of the brig
renorts that on an island near where the yes.
sci stranded he saw sgnal-pole standing,
and found there the skeletons Of Eve per-
sons which bad evidently been exposed to
the weather for months. 1t is supposed,
from the clothing and shoes on them, that
the skeletons were those of English sailors.
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prenared 10 Blow Her Up.

NV YoRK, October 9.-Informltion re-
ceived here from Kingston, jamaica, says that
during the chase of the Uruguay by the
Spanish war.ves ell Tornado there came
moment when capture seemed Inevitable,
and Sen ,r Rosado, the commander, took the
necessary measures to bow her up with all
on board rather than furnish repetition oil
the Virginius STAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
stables and Horxes burned.
Especial telegram TO the Ttispatcll.l

PlrrsyLvANtA COURTHOUSE, Va, October
The stables Of Captain Giles, proprietor OF
tue hotel at Franklin Courthouse, were
burned a, 8 O'Clock yesterday morning. Four
horses were burned. The stable was newly
built, costing over one thousand dollars. 7 he
fire Is supposed to have been the work of 40
incec diary. No insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11
The Philadelphia Sunday Press is com

The FhlIsdelphla Sunday Press IS com'
PEELED to say:
THE law passed last winter arbitrarily
requiring resumption Of specic-pay ments
January l, 1879. regardless of whether the
country should then be in a condition to re-
sumo Or not, has been proved failure. 1t
was expected to restore conf lencc. 1t had
4 contrary III c."
The Press, therefore. demands its RaPEAL,
&" believing such repeal to be Indispensable
If the country is to be saved from the bank
-up,cy and ruin which are the natural re-
suits OF prolonged business s;agnation."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11
Canada.

QUFBsc, October Oh. F. Adams, of New
York, was arrested today while endeavoriug
to pass forged draft for 81, 900 on the Bank
of British North America. Since bis arrest
be has confessed that be is one of an organ
lied gang Of swindlers who bad decided
upon simultaneous presentations of letters OF
credit wherever such paper was accepted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11
Dasfardlly Outrage.

BAY CRY, MICH. October 9.-Early yes.
terday morning the house of George Forrest
was entered BY some unknown rersoD, who
poured quantity of acid on the face of
Mrs. Forrest as she lay asleep. She was hor-
riLly burned, and will lose her eyesight.
The outrage is supposed 10 have been com.
mitted by man whose suit bad been re-
iected by girl who lived and slept with
Mrs Forrest.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

ROCHESTER, n. y, October "a freight
train on the New York Central road, run
ming at the rate OF forty miles an hour, lett
the track and :shed against the walls OF the
dcro. in this city, demolShrg part oil the
building and crushing The engine, tender,
and n good part of. the train. The engineer
and fireman were crushed TO death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11

3.ptDY AND SAkXEY- Neto York, October
- hr>sr-. Moody and Sankey have decided
Yin their work in Brooklyn on Sunday,
''"brr 81, ut The Pink building. The SER
"'# "iil be en- the same general plan as OBJ
IN"d IN Great Britain, and two services
-, be ned every sundar, at S a. ". and 4
o .t.. - '0n2 ~ The work continues. Last
' Il s=s',r''nton Was started, and
80, pit dyed al once.