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1svorod with aa,t OF soma form Of naEtInoea, or
vegetable pills obitinod ronty-.nnsfe from tho
rabhst.wsrron and roaca In nonr. or lIo l. tl,o
i'op.rleEer tnst rotnrnnd from tho eon'fy %itl,
mushrooms, 4. o., dacsyed bulIoeka' livors) or
ln is Tho aham enuETlcr, who sclla brandy and
tobacco. tho aanples OF which nrn gcnltine, but
tho hulk of which canAssta prnc,pn1Iy IT coiorcd
gin or l,ny. II would relniro Feraratu rcpnrt
to deal comprohcnnaselY With atI tho tlcaertions
an iiaEuisca Of t.lnBo raaean. ns thoro Ia harlly
n poltfco nj huinan suffering or pasainr
calamity OF any .nasnEtu1o which they TO nut
ont1csynr II turn to:fhor harnnlage."
Tho signs cl,aI1te1 bv tho fraternity on doors
md gatoroHts,. fur tho. information .af thur
hrethren, nre given In tho renort. THAR re-
slectlye meanings nre as follows: ~ Tha
Rad Is hotter than tho other. {.) 1lIoy will lus
II You l'avc w,nt thdy want. ~ 1"otl ior Fond
Or something to cat. (4) KctEiolH b,lt HoHl
on tho vl,ofc. t5) No sool. 10 s,oiloa by
too 'nany tramps calling. ~ 1.tke1y to havo
to ,p,tHon., >Ihc oxres1cnta adopted bv, tha
higher ra,sks of tho ftntcrnity hare nlready 1ecn
described III Il letser published BY air. q. !.
Hinton Tntner, the. osgantzins sccrctafy OF the
('nuneil. exp >psnt, thu operation Ut gang VI
oynr iilty bEBylny iettor iH,postoEs.
, 1875-05-22

week, will bo largely attended. and ons OF tho
most pleasant. Instructive, and agreeable con.
,ontiona experienced III tho history OF Tho organ
izat!on. Attor day or ten'e s,plt-seotng IN st:
tho Missouri Associsttou, lilo ontire rar-
ty lake one Of The hroat and largest
rtoamora on Tho hltss!ssiprt for trip as far
aa st. rAnl and return. On tito Journey up
tho rivcr, two or three hours time oach will 10
towns along tho ro,,lo. 4 splendid band Of n,s,-
etctans 10 to accompany tho c1clrston|hs, nnd y
is PROMISED TINT the cuInsry department shall
embrace all TINT - Included in llras.c!asa and
eutnptuons faro. From Tho start to tho compile
tion Of tho trip. Which will occcpy eono aoson or
eight days, tho ascatncr wll bo tho home and ho::
tnf Of tho purity. Tho entire coat will not exceed
s25 prr ra,aon4cr. All bona-tide cattors sud
publish orr doing business IN this State aro it,
vilod 10 attend tho moolinC Of tho Association.
10 become members II shoy arc not aud to JON
iu tie axcut siou.
, 1875-05-22

hc,ng accused Of suhsors!eots to superior strength
The liberal preaa protected IT 'esn's Tho journals OF
lts own party.
ii. Thonisscn, OF Tho Right, said tho Boleian,
people, who for tho last thirty Ttata had, OF a1!
others best fulfilled its tnties from IN !nterns-
tlonal point uf view, remembered tho TaFlots
notifications introduced In Belgisn liquidation
in o. der to render It snfcicnt to discharge inter-
natinna1 obligations.
mcnt from tho cllatuo Of Inactivity III Tho Dit
chearo . fralr from tho onlaot. Tho naiSian po.
lien hail given their beet support to tho 1ermast
roiiro. and Ind roccivod credit on TINT account
fnm tho Hcimnn Legation. The Minister coh-
cuded Nv stating that tho Judicial inquiry into
tho Affair WAS not yat concluded.
Tho Sitting tien oloacd. ........
1,Ent1S, May 7.-Tho 1orfin Post Of this eron-
Ing commenting upon tho last toIglam noso
caracte,izeR It ~ meaningless aud devoid Of tho
Toast conception Of tho onghxonlcuta which =
sitata wl,oan neutrality has beon guaranteed
by Europe Ia naturally bolnd to make
aud rrnstlutly to curry out in .vioW OF
the roHttiyo femnnd ,nailo upon It, but
the l.ogan roply," continues tho berlin Post,
"duca NOT appear 10 Ge altogsthcr IT,
tcsslsA for the recipient. It rather conveya tue
inl"rcsson Ut buiug All cxt'oHo ols1ofatod for
publication. mud Ut being dictated moro by tho
deKira Of securing nppfavaf ns ho'no thnn W 90
1cituo to eltact m international arrangement:
Tie future viii SHOW how fn1 1t wnn vino tu yield
tn tiivotl internal party ntcreats In p1eler~
cnco to totuing relations with nsigLoor"s
friendly Slalo."
In conc.usfan Tie 1}c1lin Tost Expresses its hn-
lief That Germany IL placed III the tmposPbitty
OF sl1Oning tho lnat1oE to drop.
, 1875-05-22
GERMANY AND BELGIUM,
TUE LAST lELOIAN NOTE.


DErssgLs, May 7.-The Chamber Of l.cpye-
sentalises discussed to-day tho topl5 OF tue Hcl-
Glan Government to tue German note Of tho 18th
Of April. communicated by Count d'Aspremont
LyuGen, Niulater Of Foreign Affairs, in last
Tuesdays atting. II. Frero Orban approved
tho conduct Of ths Government anl the tonot
Of tha nalgtan nate, aid cons!desca tha. al
ground foF apprehension respecting ths inds-
pcnacnce of Belgium, her Institutions, OF tho
liberty Of tho preaa, had disappeared. Tho
BpcaGcr pointed out that tha pualttou of tho
Ministry was detleats aud dsAiculs, AnA observed
TINT tlleEe WAS patty wLict, at homo impsled
tho country to tho yo!ge Of civil was sntl abroad
tensured tla astacks of tho Estholic pssss 4l!u
lha III lxcopal ;,astorals upon L.bes4l ,pstitu.
tlous. CohtlAusuK ms Hpeaeh, III. fruru Usbuu
xpprovoa tho eugnseMont tal;on BY tho Hoyorn-
1nans to oxanllno tho legislative MulIhcattpuB
that may ba made ~ Germany xAd other Pow
els, aud said;
Belgium sec1z rnora tllln eyer 10 tnaipt1n Eatisf1c-
tory TelztlopY witt tho guaranteeing lowcr.. AMI
sl0ve sl with her uciYhttIta. heuliulltf u npt
fufIt<sx ih which A4ut UurstlfG4 L aud 44ca
fsota COZ abisstouA.' Qlatne IT, paa'el cur aAssr
II. EEere Oshan then read to the Chamber GOV
oopsl pa4torals, sud sa!l that tho Cabinet wer.
bound III thus question to separate thsu1salyel
fsokn thar party. la ounttuuads
On ore oeca4iau tha dosefnmeht decltrtd tbat Ger
Ssin expressions 4dtgk4c u tho Foro sFnatatrd frp
IA lnAi0ulHo4ut uugtty Of Belgium Catholtts. Hla
fulfilled ita duty towards 1sraAny in tin uuChtal
s8Aix7 IGa doytsu1uent could ass without 1v4} y
, 1875-05-22
Tho Rpgg4nR Profession III Enusaua.

Tho lRpg4}nK Profession In EnusAuh.
The third annual report OF tho Falham aud
Nau,snersmith Committee oi tue Hooeky for-Ur-
gaulxIug Gharisahls l.e!!ef and depressing Aleu-
liclty, to be presented st tie Forthcoming public
meelng, alludeH 10 tho increased amount Of va
ErapcY Ia tho dtst!lct during tue past year, and
contaiua the tolloaing interesting account Of tho
SHossiug u, III reality, . tcsulurlY-organtzed
psotoss,ou, tic principal Sarls,ios Of Which
ito tormed slurk4' (izom tls Welsh Nsrc,
a III Of loisodng); Tue iso utk tpretentcd loysea
by ti1o) Tia sAfpHseokad.sa,lor'a lurk the ter
ciguasfs LUX tle accident 1urk, Tho slck iu1k
(pratended lllnohs> aoma tie up their
ts, others retnsiil in bod stimulating llnees wlIo
thoY ssud cut tneir conpauions to beg for tht1p)3
the dsaf-and.dumb lurk tue servants lplk
tprsten9ed loaa Of place ~ dolnestla seryant) !
ths colliera lurk (psetentlel lods OF employment
through All e1ploston} !le weAyoss', calonler-
Grs't and pottou~Bpuuers lu.kH. 10 those uiay
10 addad tas 'khallow cove or 'alliyeriug leu-
N.Y. wAo goes about ha!.uaked, sud tbs 'high-
utaE, who sislulates the broken-dowl geutlc-
tnap, officer. Or t.adesmau. 1t il difficult 70
draw tho line between the vtg1Ant and tho
pes&y hAHksr, ~ tho pursuits Of the hattual
ysgEaut are OF the most p1Qtean character.
Ono day pa IL The slurke1. auothos day 10 IL
tha 'as0qus' es 'sAsm 4satps,' ceiling poaaRs
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Ways thas AFo Dark.

4 stranger With no guilo In hls face md no
overcoat On hlE shoulders wandered iuto o!otl..
Jug store III Newport, Il. J., tho other day, aud
astsd 4 ho could Le .sttea VIII . spring, orer
pliad .lo stranger. ~ am bigger tbau you lsto
ne for" Tue atosskoeper was htl confident
that us bad co4ts tAat would answer. IT a,n :
pretty heavy man." sssd ths straugot. II viii
bot you s5 th&t yo,. , eaa's guess my
not rart,sularly laxsa.. and ths aatoupd-
lux ctallsnge entirely diverted tue sells1 Of
olethlng frous tho ordinary course Of hls bus
inass. lie took tho wager. ustncd lia guess
about hundred aud sl1ty pounda,-tho mc,iey
vas put up In tie bands Of : third ps1.y, aud ali
xtartsd on for pair OF soales, aud tha stranger
balanced 800 pounds Of weights. Tue ssoro Mau
looked sad and puzz!ed Will smile that was
chldliks and L!ana the ssranset took hia nouoy
about Tho oyercoas. i bss 4lnce been learned
that lhl4 man wsass : lead jaoket. aud has heen
m.kiug W honest living b1 pleylug biz souryy
Trick N unauspecung dohe1a In cloth1u2. Ia
ca}as from CanusQlaat.
, 1875-05-22
ST. CLAIR COUNTY, ILL.

Agricultural nutl II ncrni IRcsourr.,
t'"pui.t tton-E'nrn nnti 1llt1,,r..
t'oi4, Crude - Elnnncc. - Churr,,s.
t,caoal- Eno,.sus, aud D,vliuru,,na1
CIt,.r,1s, '"''nea
..-.., c...,,. NJ.
.Sff'" t''ffsrn"ofnee t /" a"e G"eoGo Tribune.
iE't.Ssisat: ill., May @.-st' clats County
People baast that MI ehl"ga considered, tLs,
tho way Of natura, rcto,,reos, II IL cn,,n,s -. ~
i,rxo 49,, ,nt n w.. oa,,t - r,t. =, .a.a.s q
".oa' noE p'' se"t "a W" ~ "as1o land.
lhofo IL no limit to tho capaeits OF ita soil 10
ses n1 frut III. !. not m " ,,.a a u0 sh'ay 1ess,a
wbcat In nroIuco Al m m fp,,ofa ,,r s 10. 'os
oa,,so, .,s,s r. ] :. ~ "" ~. ae.e' oas q
Nu'"o s',o ~ VI. "se'aeo- eo'n frequently
proanccH from " 10 70 bnalnls. anu honetImea
NJ flair ia ,,u,ctla;1 viii, trr mr. tlroo W.
co.l o~.rnt .,na1 ~. y, 49, s1 .,,s, ss''s OF
.1s,,,1s 1no noth,,I,"a' =, H.. es.aAPp'
pe1'oia"AA , 1hu '"'o"''cea VI tue IEat b1fasum
OF coa'' fohhu at uaplh or from W to 1GU feel
s sucll That at Il OF per cont nor busllol IL i.
WORTH $3.50 Der aero nud. III many plaecs tnr,s
49,, a., iii, -. ~. ~. ...1. - .I, Nlacu
.Ao'o .aal' nm na ''ao u'es 'o'" Is something
ieet lnt:a. a"ueoo' 1io lily ol nt. Lo'lts e..
pcndca ss, ,9oo, ,oGa Just to eonnoct Acraclt with
tlliu garden Of tho world by nlea,,s OF bridrc
ST.. C,atr County contniua . ncp,1nt,on =,
shout m nm uo.,,s noI n III. !"
apou1 to'"oo' 1o""s anu til'a8ea aH
scattered. onlG h few miles apart,
taiousho@s tAe Ws.o!e stea; @ !Ie!'ost!a, III,
eonn'y.sent. ~ olly o. lyuoo 1nha9tauts, and
IL oosullsal, tlflyinE ptaco. East st. Lnu,s |,
nns hSAt wy III point " po!'uIatlon; emd Wilt
Aer nozen OF moro iallloada coiitaring there, 1t
FLOWING sniendfaly' alaacontat'' Lebanon, Sum
Mcshesa' iseeeNfg. ara tsoso OF Other townal
coMlu Mhhsio1l' afo az growing rnpia!y.
lnsha'as r. cohauet9a nero on Iao most ar.
proved u ihstmod. @ nnd TUG farmers oxpa.,1 mo!e
ttan siio'o9u oycFy year N aiding to tiloir htoek
Of Tue Lest improved mnehsnoty: Largo nun.
eess 81 the !asa'ess arc %ea!say their assets hnl
nasn ianaS f11nG1ng from s9u.ooo to sooo0oo.
!tooa landa fanEe i'll plico flom
, 1875-05-22
NOTES AND NEWS.

sp<ctat psspatth "a 1he CAtedao Ifttane.
WAYulaoToX, D. G., May 2l.-SocretRry Dra-
tow. owing to tho protractcd Cabinot meeting
to-day, waa not able to reach any coucluaiou aA
to tho composition Of tho Commission to bo ap-
pointed for tho Chicago Custom-uousc. Tho
views Of Alullots, publshsd In theao dispatches,
hsvo attracted much attoution ut loo Treasury
Department, especially in tho Supervising Ar
cbitect's olce. 1t 10 said at tho latter place that
It Is not truo that alullett ordered Rankin 10
coyor tho foundations with foot Of sand, aud
TINT tho latter neglected 10 oboy tho urter. Il
IL stated, Oh tho other dant TINT tho records Of
tho Department show that Rankit. requested
polmlasiou to cover tho fouudatiuns, aud Was TO-
fused.
pAMAaE ALLOWANCES.
Tie Attorney General has nut yet commenced
tue investigation ot tho legal question connected
with tho dain4go allowance deoisiun az regards
intartor ports ot entry. rtlo iuauity laa not yat
reached htn in q official fern from sho Treasury
Accumulated business in Tho cnatoms divisions
Of tho Sectetasy's o!lfcc, Il has beeu impossible
for tho CA!ef Of that division 70 prepare the
regular order Of submission. That letter Is n
tho case, aud Of tho questions to DO considerod,
beyond which tho Attorney Gonorai dotn
not 70. II Ia tho record In tho casc.
and II 1t should not cover oil tue intricate quea-
tons involved In this contloycrsy tho opinion Of
tho Attorney General would moi bo satisfactory.
Considerable t1uso Ia therefore rcqulslto for tia
proper preparation Of this letter OF submaaion.
ORDERED AunoAD.
The President has ordered QuartermaBtor-
General Megs to Europe on special duty. This
abseuco IL to occupy eshteen mouths. Tho
p.ecisa nature of hia mission IL not
known. It ID unders.ood that lie Is to
tunke IN observation of tho European military
embellishments. Tho order for this tour waa IT,
sued yesterday, II III o1pected that, tho presl-
don't will install Rufun Ingalls, as Acu ,g Quar-
termastor-Goneral during Meiga' absence.
THE poBrAL FRAUDS.
The Postmaster General has issued IN or1or
Tor the rol0ttug Ut tho pobta1cpntrnctB In whtet,
| The f1auds wogo receutly discovered. No bids
from tue parties detected in those frauds 8ul bo
suteEtaiuua.
| rTo Gss Assoetattd Iyestl
| nuiSG To LoN0 BNAScIt.
I WAsn1SGruS, May 1l.--l'hn President mud
family will leavo for Long branch about tho I'd
OF 4sh OF Juno, having st prehsnt abandoned
the ilua Of yiatipg Ills farm near st. Lou1H. TITO
servants from tie Whfto House will bo sent to
tho Branch ne1t wnek to arrnnge tho cottage
preparatory to tho IfesilaaE aud family ooca-
pying 1t.
| PAINABTKns APPOINTED.
Cameron Burnside OF Philadelphia, nephew
Of Hoaator Cameron, and OTIS e. Tiffany, son OF
the nov. Dr.. Tiffany, have beou appointed A.
sia ant paymastoss fn t1e navy.
, 1875-05-22

l,as damonslrnlea that direct mcn,,anic,l Mn.
can 10 trosod br 'lgllt wllou lnmnou. ray. ~.
allowed 10 thll upon nnn emti At a most d.hc,,as'
ly balanced LAYER arm, n,.srcntfnd III vac,1; tb.
discovery, fra.lght with t,nknost1 usca to eos,r,1
may ho fairly claimed ~ having hccn elynn :,
tic wi tGtaigh srirtuelisn,. Il, et,lea yor;.n ",
to obtain instrumental ov1lonoo Of tia ex;sttnrs
ninials lower.by causing II 70 t.oso low crsrs
III g1aHs vacuum tnbu, he discovered n n1otinn
rr'"l1,rn,! by nj, unknown chnsn. Int tlnafls
Traced TO rat!innt llaat. and, III working fn.,h.,
a. ta i,ow discovery. str. 'rnokas has boon aha
to mako frush revelations ~ tLo world telatis
light.
, 1875-05-22

Thero was spelling match 1T tho Asylum
Hill Congregational Church, Hartford, Cont,
clen'ena fs1arx TwalD Geing called on Tor low
preliminary remarks. Epolo ID followa:
LADIES AND ueNTLEMEs: l,avo been honorod
with the cities Of Introducing these approaching
or.hograpbical soIomuitcs WITH . fow rcsnarks.
timo ago, that Ia, that vast portion Of tho 1anl
Where 1t wns nooded. but ii Btippod Hartford.
M My & somos Urls NY M spelling ep,tenso, mud
It. for don't 500 a.y usa ID spelling word
right, mud poyor did. I moan I don soo
any nso in hasirg q uniform and arbitrary
way ot spelting words: We might as we'll naho
sll clothes altke aud cook all disaes aliko;
have . correspondent whose lestera are alwuys q
refreBLmout to me there IL uuch Gteezy, ILL.,
fettosed or!eiialisy about his orthogtaphy: 11o
always spells Kow with largo 4. now, TINT IL
il better. It gives tho Imagination broador
fold, a wider Hcope. It AugEostB to tho mind q
grand. yaGue, impressive. uoT kind OF q COW.
superb ofteots can DO produced by yarlcgatel
d p1ols. liz always spells word si aecord 'a1
ins; to tl,oo sound that IL carried to Ills car.
And ho Ia 40 enthusiast In orthosraphy. When
you give hlm 4 word l'o shouts 1t OUT
puts all hs aoul into 1t. ouco heard hin called
upon to spoil osang-outraug bofoso an audi
eHce. uo said, 40. E-a.n-g. orang. g-o-r, gor.
Granger, t-&-n-g, tang, Granger taug Now q
body can respect M orang-oatang that spells hls
nanae tn yiEoroua why like that. Hut tic feollo
oid times peopia spoiled just ~ thoy p,cascl
That was tho right tdoa. You had tno chances
ut a stranger then. You know a strong man IRON
| woak one by hls iron-cal spolluE, and his
hand rtlug Lojpot YOU 10 verify Vol. verdict,
! Somo peopio nayo IN tioa thot cofroct pnelIing
| can bo taaglt-anl taught 10 apyboJy. That
il = mistake. Tho spelling fuoultY Ia bon,
| in ! nlan, like poctry. music. aud art
| II IL 5 Elft It Is ! talent, People who
, 1875-05-22
WASHINGTON.
Tho Sioux Chiefs Sill Show q
Very Untrnutns,ln Dis.
position.
They Desire to Remove to Qunrters
Where Whiskoy Rations AFRO
pienty.
Den1nl Of Some or alullott's Statements
Concerning tho Cflicngo Gus.
tom-liQliSc.
THE SIOUX DELEGATION.
THE nt1LISu PASSION.

Sptcfaf bspaich fu TIE nhfedaa 1rttnnt.
WAsnixaTox, D. t., Nav 2l.--Rc1 Cloud,
Spottod Tail, and tho otilor Chlcfs, tlai another
interview to-day with tho Commissioner OF lii
dian Affaira. Thcy domnnd In roynl manuur
al Immediate ttanator Of tLoir quarters to tho
houHo whore they hare stoppnd on former oc-
casons. They alleged rs tho reason tho smnIt~
uess Of tho tooms is tho presnat quarters. Tho
real rcason ia understood 10 10 that there Ia no
bar as tho prcaont hotel. aud TINT at their old
quarters <horo Ia moro whisky and less plo.y. Tho
Commissioner rofuaod to mako tho change, but
olforcl to Evo shcm camp nnl aont and
food. THO Indians left the Commissioner in
very 6atl humor, stating tllat they wnn;etl t4cir
old 1uarterH or mono At nil. SO much depends
Hills negotiations before them that those who
know them best aay th!a neglect to Autnor tlatr
wilma will 90 far to
DEFEAT THE PURPOSES OF THEIR VISIT.
Lone IIoru and tic Sian WITH usoan Goggles
complained Of short rations and scanty aI,l,u.
tics. lie said that llts people could not haYo "a
many oxen. wagons, ho1ses atl COVE, rs thoy nced.
GUNS thoy wanted. to kill nnte1opey antl ducks
but neodaa bsceeh-1oaders for u. Tho Commits
sioncr Anll tito trouble nhont tho ratlota aroHo
from tho fact that their numbers lad bcon u1s-
cxppcee6y Increased. They haa invited Il, l1scir
country cousins to the nnulboF Of 4,00u, which
WIS MI exceas over tic estimates, and. OF course,
If tho cousins were to TO fod th1ro was acallty
allowance. Whito SWIM com mp1ainea Of unfair
in tic troatmont Of agents, and atatetl It to
| ho a fact III Lis observation that tho wo;ea IN
| Indian behaves tile mora llo gets 5pottca Elk
1sDu1.aEn IN 4 rATnsoT1o nunBr.
| lfo safd: II dent brng about tho nlacf- Ills
country when nm talkt. to tho vhito lnon, Int
| 1loyo it. md don't want to lonvo It."
| Prof. Marsh has arrived and sont hsa cnrd to
Tod CLOUD and Spotted fail. Theso CAicta do
! not 1cGciyo by card, aud informed Prof. Marsl
| that tic Groat Fnther did not want them TO bo
talking with other white men, except In The
| p1cBenco OF tho Conmlssonor and iniorprotet.
, 1875-05-22

:. c,.,.,u,, .,..,.,tf,.,.,w ,,,ttb r1,.
EIsn tp..s"sf
it"r"!ntannhry AMcricn"s'
c,11c4no, bfnv on.--In tbcso dars Of ceuteu.
,,,s'', ~, ~. T. I'll =.
NAL celebrations Whon our attention !s cahcd 10
tho 8uf1aringB and SACRIFICES Of tho patriu.s Of
L,n.t..a ,,..r, 49,, ~. ~, ,-oro ~ for,ot t7,o
"""aioo sc"'n abo' "o a.o p'1"e - @"e
bravery OF too1s sJalpatulzcle ~ tao 1hosnel@
country. That sympathy manifested itself in
various wayy but tho descendants Of those
slain at tho battles Of Ie1iog,ou and Concord
.,.. ~, .,,a,v ,,,r ror,o,,I,o, t1,,t ono Jobn
IT,, 1a,na ~. avarn anns,,oa ,or .,o n,cni;,,
Ho1ho Vas HoseFe'y puh1snea tos s"e peeuaaF
, 1875-05-22
Tho Do1gian Tribunal Dismissos the
Charges Against Duchesne.
llesjrnation of the Remaining Members
Of ule Freucl Comulittee
of Thirty.
t--Ao Last Belgian Note Unsatisfactory
to Germany.
o.: and Reassuring Toao Of tho Paris
Newspapers.



K.:w Yonx, May 2l--A dispatch rocoiroa hero
eayB: "1n London there are ruutotH Of failures,
pointing to largo firm in the iron trade, an1
alBo Lombard strect discount house,"
DiHnAEL1 TO nEsloN.
LospoS, May 2l.--The Examiner uaentsons
snmor that Disranii is 10 resign ut tim ciosa OF
tile tcssou, and bolioScs thoro IL foundation for
1t, as the lrcnlicr's disability for continuous
work ID damaging tho Goyc1nmon:. An nnter-
standing. hoacyor, exists among l,ia supporters
that ho al,ntl not bo replaced until h0 Toluu-
tnrlly rosiSns.
rltr r1rrEnAnY ELECTION CASE.
Durr.IN. May 2l.-Judge KeoYh, before whom
31oofa'B election petition was triad. has decided
tIak tho late John Mitchell was disqualified froui
holding q seat In parlamcnt. because Aa was "A
folon as:1 nn a1lo.,. A motion fur an appeal to
tho Court " Common rlons was giantod. aud
the case Will come up again noxt week.
, 1875-05-22
THE GREAT CONTEST or 1876
70 The Editor Of Tbs Chicaon 7rfbHne:

s'" -N"''" - -. ~''..'1 - '1t"'-
ooIf1aHSlIIE. ILL., May 2o.-As we approae
tho great Presidential contest Of 1876, tho ol.
monts which will control at that election a.s bo~
cort,c r,oro ,no,;fost T,o- n,rno.oo ~ .or.
vc,,cuco I'm no1i,;cn, n,rlioa ,sI,'c1, ,v,, ,,1ro
,ea!euoo' =, 'ao pon''ea1 patN'e "n'cu W. "su.o
vsstons: TAcro will be tho Republican party
regular, tho Democratic marty regular. and the
rndoncnt1ont n,rty. a. mat,era vii tho1 .tant
.,.ssa . ,;t,s ...s. ~, W. suIa e1aIa
pondont party will hold the balano' Of power;
and, II it shouil throw ita vote with tho rcguiat
1,onnbtjcan nar,v, tin tvo t,rct,,or u,ll c,ect
M. r,rast,a.,. t;,nf~ r,a.~,,a s.,a ,,x.. .s,,,
hrf tonnta y, sus . a,a o'''} D0a'
1t Will 10 natural for tho Independents to
sart .,,nt thar s1o nonr,y MI nr,r;p1
49, ~, :.a,;a saa.,sa ,a.a's a;..'.s,"a"s
w er ol or pa..g aa essa rs 3 s.
Democracy, or refused to yoto at all. Another
fart wil1 hnye a toudcnrv Ia ,anse Tho Ipio.
non,onta ~ mt ,tith ths,r o,,a,n.1 n.,tv n.
nnn,'h,.s. ~ ~ ~" .,s. ~ us. ra.,.' .,s sIs
ment OF tho Democracy will horosttor 10 tho
ruling element In that patty, This o,omont wsll
carry Tho sout1, so1lv In 167e u,t,, tho noas}b1o
.... - os-.t. 1...,:''' . rTs.t,.a,..,
and 50 viii, "a of old, rnIo tho 0 polio, ot ta
s,,. IT,; psisy ~ aa. san. aowG'tt
kiha!y .no NotIh nay 1ooi to"atas Tug sonsa, u
- nos ". Vtopa.eu 70 ngS wy Ioaluuotaso e!o'
HULL THU tue boueta1 lottcy % tne eountlyi no;
tU E,o9ont thls, N Feasonhnlo 10 Assuno tnat u!M
~ topn91caas' M el every stade Or @ @opluaons Will
WY eotuay Ut !lett o"A party ~ 4e'9; T., uu.,,
IN mattoe ol etoAt 9cgfeE, taat tne oou.a
nas sclt4ea ao"n alhoat so'ldly 1oF sne hncloAs
Uemoefaoyi toE' considering tho conduct ana
eeaennEs OF that parry for tne taat n1teoh yea!s.
tIo people arc nut Wiling to truak u with eha
Government. II tho Southern "t'tea could ses
thai thols eola support OF tue ancient, anu ~
may trath1ully eag tlio dangerous, Oonocfaey.
iH source OF great hneas'nohs 10 tslo people ~
large, tAoY would certainly divide theiE votes, u
tho Fotera OF tho North 10. And, IT tho Democ.
raoy would not anslat upon tlo enforcement O.
tho so-callot "colos+llho ns tne South, there "
no doubt lnht t}4o people OF both races tae1a
would divide protntsouousiy on tue political IT,
sues. What ta;s !acs y accomplished, thep
WIN tno peoPo VI tue hofta ice! tnst 1s
all i9aues s1o"lnG out q TUG Mal
Rro 1ully aettlea; put, while tho CopledoEa1o
DomocIaoy, IN nus state hnd that, ~ tho sontli.
ato HA1ng 70 lesoft 20 resoint1oh 70 overture" y
5tato uoYeInmentSl anu white, - ZIG fesalt ol
tHo 'co1uE-llne poHey n1 !Ae ueMocEacy+ 9!ets
occur here aud tloro, III which many negroes sto
murdered; tug people Of tno North a1e not W.T.
illH .Ant the Uonfouosato DonoesaeY shoud solo
III the Gaplaes oF Eongrc6s. ,-
III ordor, however, to soonEc Hepnbucan vic-
tory ~ lS7o, the general policy Of tho regular
1tonuhlloa4 party w hsso 70 be sug ~ to
araw tno 1ndoEandons RepubIlcana taWsrds u;
, 1875-05-22
BELGIUM.

I.oNpoa, May 21.-A apecnl correspondent of
tho Daily Telegraph roperts tllat tho German
Ambassador at psusse!a has been Instructed to
re9ucst tue I,elgsars Government to prohibit re-
l:1aas prucosa,ous mud TINT the object of this
naneuvro il tho overthrow of tho Belgiam Cab
met. Tho correspondents Euaiantees tho acsu-
racy OF tic report.
THE nEcItEsHE CASE
EnussE1s, llay 2l.-Tho Tribunal at Llcge,
which llss lad tho alleged plot 10 aBsasslusts
l'rnuco bismarck undsr investigation. haz dis
missed tho charges against Uuchosno.