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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-04
General Exchai
Quotations. QuOtatj

The market was strengthened by the Liver
pool dispatches which reported an upward
tendency and an advance Of ID on Saturdays
quotations. arrivals also being I'D higher;
but New York was easier for spots and 5-16M
&c lower for futures The controlling ele-
ment, however was the food accounts, the
threatening tenor of which inspired factors
With increased confidence and in some cases
made them more stringent in their preten-
sions.
The sales for the past three days sum up
1852 bales Q3 on Saturday, IL yesterday,
and 1877 to-day against 704 for the CORES
ponding time last week, and 2l2 the week
Nhefore.
Receipts since Friday evening III bales,
bracing from other delivery ports (of
ich 2 from Mobile end from Texas),
108 proper, against 1873 proper last week
E. SCI last year. Total proper since August
994,58l bales, against l, 2l4, 1872 last year
screase 220, 25l bales.
The exports comprise 1892 bales, en-
tracing 28l to Liverpool and 811 to New
York.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct all the ports from ~ M. yesterday to
IL NJ to-day 399 bales, against 1913 last
week and $40 last year, and since Friday
year. Total since August 81, 3, Asa, 33l bales,
against 3. 742, 375 up to Monday noon, August
8, last year. Excluding the above $40
decrease 2S8, 044.
Exports FRIDAY to Monday inclusive) to
Great Britain 335 bales, against AS last week
and 5003 last year, and to the Continent 700
bales, against 3l9S last week and none last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to IL NJ, 1l5. 095 bales, against 129. 482 last
week and l60, IFS last year.
The amount on EnipDoard NOT cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
Set down at the opening this morning at
$500 bales, embracing 5000 for Liverpool
200 for Havre, and 500 for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement yesterday evening,
leaves It, 400 bales to represent the quantity at
the landing and in presses unsold or awaiting
orders.
( The Exchange reports: "Sales 14O bales
Market firm"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. i, 1874 bales 1888
Acrjvad since last statement. So
Arrived prev1ounv.. -.....1 ,145, 359
Additional bales from city GIN
nings, lintens and loose..... Il, 1868 l, Isl, 1858
1881
Uieared to-day. .;...........:. none
Cleared previously. -. 1,150,251
Consumed at Lehman, Abra-
ham 4 Co. q cotton mill. $3.50. 1,150 !, Isl ,401
Stock on hand and on shipbosrd not
356&feo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A,5lO
Stock same time last year. ........... ~, 1877
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-04


nR. W. G. AUSTIN
Residence and Once 400 Sc. Charles stree
Between Clio and Calliope.
Slate Ut Geo. A. Fosdick Co.'S ~ Carondelet stsoee
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED I'm
At home from to 9 A. M. and to7PM n
, 1875-12-10

PIE FRINGE or WALES VISIT.
DAaoDA, Nov. 23.-Tl,o Princv'a special train
La!tcd at i station ~ u1,rs fruul Ba1oda for two
snd \ hhtf housa and waited till dawn. He then
began Quail.shootlng. Tho arrangements wero
excellent and tho sport MAS good. Ono hundred
and twopty head Of game were brought down.
Breakfast WAs served In an ancient temple,
where Nj. Shepherd. tho Collector, had it pro-
pared. Tho place Was very pro.ty spot, anl
tlo Prince vas much pleased with tho scenery
Rnd BpoFt.
lie arrived q. Baroda At 1:1o md lunchod at
Tho liesidency, Ihs Triuco aud Lis suts started
in carriages Ut $40 for Dubka, IS 1uiies distant,
whcru lo vii sleep. Tomorrow morning Ae
will be1iu plE-Bticking.
Col. kuttall has Lseu invited to join tie party.
Eli u. Meat!D took leayo Of tho tiulkwat aud
Aahafsuee, glsing the1n somo parting advice.
lle PIluce receives tho AltnedabAd tepuiatioli
to-mosrow, aud will loayo tho 1loslleacy fer
ljutnbay III tic asoniug. lie is In excellent
health, and enjoys the.tlfe thoroughly.
Tho eisnlefa reports from Dangaloro arc un-
favorable.
The weather Is cloudy. naroda ia worry quiet
Petltions to the ir'uca nro beginning to bo pro-
HoA1Ar Nov. zi.-Tle Gulkwnr and llAdhava
lao conducted tIs pPluco Of Wales from tho
ltesidency to the railway etatton at BaratlA with
great paiui, aud there took leave Of hlra.
Ths l'Kinoo arrived At bombay ut y tlls morn
ing, and as oneo embarked OH Loard tho surApis.
Tic Prince il well, aud will leayo tomorrow.
1.oSnoS. Dec. IA Dolnhay telegram received
this morning, states thAt tue Prince Of Wales,
who IL Low Ut Colombo, Coylon, Oh ls homo
ward routv, whlto returning from 80 elephant
shooting excurhlon, met with an accident which
caunod Home s'arut. but fortunately without ue-
11o,,H tcault. Tho Priuce's carriage Mas upset,
aud its loyal occupant preciptiStaj underneath.
llo WAa takon out uunurt.
, 1875-12-10
THE BURNED CANADIAN PRIESTS.

1p&stdt UAtdica 70 1h< LhItdqa 1F45uHe.
MONTREAL, Doc. 9.1To-lay, after requiem,
ma1s Aad been celoLratsd u, st. ratrick's
Church bofosa largo congregation. tls Ilor.
Father Landrighn accompanied by several hun
dred friends, took s'eghS aud proceeded to sault
all lsccollet, on Lack lNyor. 10 the place vhoro
1.aJeunesse Hotel atood, by the burning Of
which last Sunday 1poruinx sha noy. Father
Murphy aud tic Noy father Lynch aud Mad
nme champaIyue Lost their Hses. Thu ducsor had
much difficulty hp sopara.lng tho remains, but
finally put tho two yeEtebsu to which lIyors
were attached intu ono GOTTA As thoso Of t4e
reyereud pfiahtY. while tlatxchod i!yoF anu
scattered bones nero placoa In another cotAa ~
tbase VI MA'Iamo Champagne. After service st
baulh the ptocahatou ttturaad aud conveyed
the coffin to IT. lriaRot's Church, shete it now
Les III state. Alter high nlAaa to.usr1oW It Will
Ls buried y, Cote des Nigga CsAetsry. Nearly
tue w4olo iriAh population Of the city went %
st. BEidgat's to ece tho GOTTA arrive. Father
Murphy was editor Of thu True Wines. And
9a4 frequently tlefoss the publir ~ lecturer Of
Ireland.
, 1875-12-10

enardmen turnet! ous and commenced n search
for volunteers y CO With them in Tho tugtoat
attempt al rescue. Lus oil to whom they Ap-
plied refused, and now explain their conduct by
ensinr that they thought It WAS only n collier
pti.rll WAS loBt, and that had they knovn tho
d.atrs.aci vessel had TaescpRern On board. they
would have eone cut. Tho eca VA. rn.iglI, anil
Harrich Ia tho only .place on tho lne u that
shore without Afn-boat.
A woman. crazed by. despair, hnng herrelf
from the roof of tho ships cabin. One 1ilai
committed suicide by cutting Tho veins NJ h'n
wrist. A Aswcde, who WAS Faved fran tho wreck
Of Tho steamship Hohiiler MAS drowned.
Many Of the roscued are seyoEeiT frost. bitten,
anil soma arc mt expected to reeoyor.
AZ daylight. Tnohdnv morning. til" toftics OF
FIVE nuns neTo seen floating OH tho waller.
, 1875-12-10

THE ADVENTURES OF sMAFER
Tha Now Orleans Ttnrs Of bec. 7 has tho fol-
lon,ng notice Of sotao billiard exploits Of the
youuE mAu Aha{aes
xau Of billiards in this section IL familiar With tho
e1perieuce hert of visug billiard player popularly
known "a "ths lsd from Ts1M." Everybody knum1,
s ax hs sa ss . Id os.e, ss til: q fn 6. ., o II;
sa's s' s ss Rs'ss; tsss
enry Miller. into camp BY sssr's' Of wsll:rl.nned
sunlry aucai1: nnt cveEyhody did not know
who tbs doucs this lad from Texas was. Thn ssl him
se Ravo out that hta name Nns DreS and Tint hn was
ltsnKer fron the Lone Star Htnto Presently public
curiosity borapas much c1etc1sed nDout ihr question
Of ha identity. ami few knowing declared that
be VIA schafcr. Of Chicago. Others, equally rostc.
still under pledges Of secrecy, iur artci TIN Informs
tinn that 10 UerEh, of Lnaruu1prt Kansas, ami
Of thcsa latter wiae vent far 10 "
Say that had nns only sean and known ersh in Leav.
enworth, but they knew moreover that 1stRllt father
acleut and ,espscahia proprietor Vi billiard
K now M tarns out, through tho neai,tm ct ay,cneo
from tho usztlea CITY Of tho West, tha. ths
berss. i aono o..her than 49, k:hsisr' i.
cities grncsally. sehaser u the yoing man Who.
about six week. ago. 4nyensd billiard circles In Chi
eago with an effort to get on match with DurelRh,
but bcyoni good uc.! u uewApaptr talk and much
TJereupon AIR. scha{er turned bis footfteps towa1tl
tho Bunny Bouth inviting ht!d for the exercise
seen, hs ecnqserr, bit not % degrees whlel has 70.
1'entshe1 his c1cheluer WIKI moro woalth than la
can corveni.nuy taks ca1c Of The general suproei-
tIon about tho SOU Garuo played Ey 1surlesgh an'
ShafeE 1t tho 1t. Charles ItuttlnA Sunday night
ay rosshy take nh moro positive ahapr. In rew et
tho !itsc storJ hsto rced, md tbs bla lard public
may fnrtheElnore rest eonSnes! that h eEn need he
no further speculation coicerning tic idEuUty OF tue
"lal from Tcxns.h
, 1875-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS, 4

THE BEETHOVEN soclETYs CONCERT.
Tho Beethoven 6ocloty gava Its first roGulur
concert Of tho SEASON last evening. at McCor-
michs Hall, With Mr. Wolfsohn at tho front, und
attracted very largo Ana4eneo, notwithstanding
tho very nnmualeal weather. Tho programme
waa selected entrely from Mendelssohn's music,
including tho Ninety -Eiftl, Psalm, concerto for
cello aud piano, hymn for alto solo and ch oruc
proludo and fa9uo III L minor for piano, and
tho l.oreley fragment, thus giving to tho concert
the character Of u Mondclssol,u Fostivl1.
There wore about l5o singers In tho ranks. in
very nearly the following PROPORTION; aoprauok,
a5; contrsltus, 80; teuoru, 30; bassos, 50.-tho
gentlemen 1utaumbaring tho lAdios Slightly.
Numerically, the balauco appears to bo correct,
but musioally 1t Ia not. Tho teuors are still very
weak, and without loading yoicu. The basses
hAyo improved greatly since last season. and
now not only hRvo good tone but are very
prompt aud prcclao in attack aud In tempo.
They did excellent worR all tie evening, except
in tho opening number Of tho rnai1u, ulsre uaey
pulled back little. Tho altos re feu in
numbcr ~ compared with tho sopranos,
but thoy aro effective and reliablo as altos nearly
slways ase. Tho sopranos havo uou1e weak
members, hut they havo at1oag and loading voices
sufficient to hold them up 40 t4as their work
VAS sery telling all tho evening, Tho Psalm
was very cteditably giyou. with tho exception OF
tho third number, Tic duo for soprano aud alto
Gin liis Hands," otc.) which was SUM- very
badly out Of tuno and1marrod tho ensemble of
tho Eenersl performances. Nru. rhusnton sang
heF bEief solo Very crcditAbly. but Mt. Doxtes
eartIod on tue Aonors, singing hlv part in exctl-
lant Foleo and with rs.ua1kAhIe easu for oae u,,-
accustomed to pubic singing. 1ls il tenor OF
| Krask PROMISE. Who wul yet uake =
| reputation u 10 gyos himself to
study. The LYNN ltof al.o so,o AID choruyi
was . very uue'ea ploee OF work. Aass White
| has douo Gottar work Atrplufo,u. ucr uerform-
ance OF tho fefyia aud thoroughly heatt.inapir.
ed u,uAio Of the solo lacked III fesliux aud eni.
nation, and her VOICE did not d,plAy its acc,l.-
! tumsd body Of tone. The ehora!s went excel,
loutly well, but the fuguo nearly vent 10 ploccs
orsnR 10 the lnaeclHson and negligence of tLo
tenofs. who would hsYe ruineI tlis hnalo hgd
I not The conductor caused . halt aud started tLo
iague b yccuud ttue. Tho b1sa. waA owing to
tho disadvantage wo lave already Indicated.
| uAlnely, the lkok Of two or three strung, au.a
yolce4 among the teua1s, uot only u hold tl4su,
Ia tune, but slso 10 ksop them up to sleir work
Az the t4oteiay 1nuHlo MAS given antI1v for thn
hrst tuno At I'abl,o performance III this city b.,
The socioty, . fuw AisloIlcA fac<s touching lon.
delsaohn's oparAtlo music will 30 of interest.
Aa neser wrote Anfpa1a oomplese. because lst
ope1uttas, 'Ula upclzeit dss G2macho" il
two asss. "AolmAehs aps dss Etemds" In ou,
, 1875-12-10
CRIMINAL NEWS.
The Toronto Alderman Who Is Held for
Dntclcry Not Allowed Bail.
Serious Trouble Between Whites
nNu Bucks Near Tiek,-
DitrE, Miss.
Turner, Who Killed IN Editor, Receiving
q Third Trial at Kansas Oity,
THE TORONTO guTcHEHY.
Ene+~}1t NIknhfrh IN Trhs fthj+tao tFriauns

THE TORONTO gurcHEHY
Spert1' N.snateh TO The rhicdoo Trtouns.
Tonosro, Ont, Dsc. D.-Dn tho preliminary
iuvcstiga;ion Into the charge made agAiust CT
Aid. Con,cuts bcing resumed this morning, Ms.
Fnntou, Grown Counsel, stated that l,c had no
further witnesses 10 DO called at the present
tima J. II. Cameron, counsel for tho prisoner,
1aid ho would not oGcr evidence at this etago,
but again nlko<l for bail. Tho MaEissratc re-
fused. and committed tho prisoner for trial, tho
witnesses being all bound oyor to appear whom
called upon. III. Cameron ghyo notice that ho
would mako application to Judge in oiamborH
for Clomcute 10 bn admitted to bail. On
Clements being removed from tho dock,
William Trazor, the mau Who made tho
boz. and who. 1t ia alleged drove tho wagon
which contained tho bady, wns called. Dr. Bic
Michael, Q. c.. counsel for tho prisoner, immn-
dintoly hskod for an adjournmont, but tho
Grown Counsel objected. saying thai the mnst
Important witDess ho had to call was Mira. Davis,
tor whom writ OF haboas cospus had to DO is-
auca, sho having TO bn sent down to tho l'cni-
tentiary directly. Tho Iolico Magistrate said
be could NOS adjourn tho case. Mis-. Davis vaa
ut ouce sworn, aud said
Janc otlmanr bad ~ operation performed m her Al
her houpo 10 cauBp miscarriage was not present ns
thu IoEntion. VA preseut At tho n.csrrtagc. Bho
@ ras thFce ; months s prsgnans: The fetns ma ~
tho miscarriage. Tho prisoner, fsaser, tnatlc tho box
in which tha body WA pincoa+ atd he and myself ut
II oc!ock IT night drore II in borrowed wagon TO- tho
outside Of in o,ty lto@r Atrees and deposited It
III ditch. lily husband, In the nsanIna, rrlnafueL
At home, the wagon having teeu driven III without
ess I r. ss o f Il hs ?sts M ox ';s S
get the hntspos III Hfek. Fraker and returned 10
town. driving TO Bay stsoes and e't the wagon At tho
place Where It borrowed. Frazer thcn mcnt 10 lis
bona aud to mino. u,d not sec Frazer ssain fso1n
that ti!Ee until Ivy arEcst.
, 1875-12-10

rtdoAvor. Thn grnat obstaate to thu NM.
among TIM }imaonn w.a casio, Aevc,a1 Ana
Of tho litntoo Rnciety. ''''"
MISS EMILY nuS11gnTna nl11,Eu
Was tho noxt speaker. lfoAttIenis,n had H.,
hspccta. .-one vile md degraded and the o,1ass
grand and magnificent, India Ind its tlnmnI,i"ns
~ ancient monuments and it's wontlrons cno
bsosdortos, Aa well ~ itb ignoranco aml nar,u
I'm: Tho Church had yet much to do In iii,
field. lilo Rroaker closed with an appeal Ia nj
ClrRtispH to aid In tho great work. ''
a cnl1ecstnn WAS thcn takon up Rul tho moot.
Ing adjourned. '''ss-
, 1875-12-10

LONDON, Dec. 9.-stsamsiipa Lord Give, eson
Philadelphia, and Fssncos from No" tosf' DAYS
arrived cut.
DosroA, pen a.-ArsiYel. stsamahip oass'o'
New Yong, Dec. o.-ArfiYej. bteamaf Othsl!o'
from Hull ..u.,
SAN F1Arq1aco, peo. 0.-The Ap9ttsAaa
Steam Navigation CompsnJ'B steamer A!saaa
saitad THU evening tor SJdaoY, heng ne lss W
parturo u that liua. Sue hai large f9e1Sns s1A
passenger list. D.,;c,
o. seeoupt OF the feeling k8ainat the raciuH 0H
Nail Company tor the ApPoi4!Raos o. Mssiv* II
70 oomsaa,d Gus Ctsy es han 1tanesAao. " -.
u ss1ls to-mn1zox, osRk Laaaltau loa'u'assAS
kng.
, 1875-12-10
SPORTING NEWS.
Match in New Orleans for the Billiard
Championship Of the North
and Southwest.
Ilurieigh Victorious Over Maggiol1 by n
Score of 600 10 BIS.
Tla Young Man schafcr-Pigeon-s Shooting
by tho Konnicott Club.
BILLIARDS.
nERLEiOu VS.. MAtiC y1LJ.


nNRLEiOu vs.. SrAtiCY1LI
Sp<eis4 D,epateh n TAr Ch'ed,o 1fIbunE.
New OnLEAxs, Lo., Dec. V.-Tho 1uatcll Eano
of billiards tonight between William Nurieish,
Of Chicago. and Frank Mnggo) Of Now Ur-
leans, for : 1000 md tho championship ct tho
Northwestern aiu aouthwestcrii. S!ates, dou
points up resulted In fa7or Of tho Chrago bor
bs scoro Of 300 to 365 UurinE lilo carlY part OF
tho game Magsioli had the lead, Du7logi, fail
ing to count tho first four shots, and latng
total At tho end OF tho 11th inning of but II
to ataggiolis 12t the latter larinE made runs Of
10, H. 25, and 90. At the enf OF the 18th inning
AtngRioH uns 1877 ahead. tho string standing
1ss to IL. In tho next four innings, however.
Dutleieh made runs of Il. :62 10, and 2s. Az tho
end Of the a5th inning tho Hcoro ssood: Mag
gloli, 2i5; BurleGh 277. tho latter being for tho
t,rst timo ntload. From th,s time on he had it
a1t his own way. Maggio!I seeming to become de-
mogalizod, EurleigL male runs Of CO III tho Both
Inning, 20 in tho 4jtl,, 81 in tho 50h, and 10 In
tho I'D and jsst, hIagGohe largest rNns after
nurlelEh passed him Heto IL il tho 40th tnd II
N tho s.st inrsiugs.
This score u ns folloNe:
lun.s,..@o. %Mo;71o:39,e.oo.1s 1s. =, ,p,o,
CO. !. 0, q. l. o. il, ~ H. y, o. ~, 6, ". To-
MAaoloL1-3.7 ], . IL, 1G, 81. 25. a. Q. q
II, &. H. Q, 10. 49,, i, - e, o. s,
H1. Average, t-s3.
1efsrec, hr. Abrams.
Previous to tho game the bottlng vas from 3
to . to on l}nilcigh.
, 1875-12-10
ROBBERY At ADRIAN, MICH.
e. "a TkA

ADnlAs. Nftah., Dec. IA dartuG rohhcry Naa
committed here ]ast night Asa 4. Kounetly, =
woll-kuown cattle-buyor, came home from Uufra-
10 yia Detroit on tho evening train, having
about him soule o. 600 realized from stock sales.
About 10 O'Clock, Nhon nesr his homo on Scott
strset. in Femote pret ot tho city, ho was met
&4, 000. Two thousand dollars wero concealed in
his Btorklngs, and were not found, II xss elx
hours hefora ho recovered enough to trsval
homo. His INJURIES contno HIN to tho Aouse.
Fivo hundred dollars reward IL offered Tor tho
grreAt OF the parties.
, 1875-12-10

LOUISVILLE. ky., Dec. u.-Tho .btato Grange
has elected sho following officers: Master, NJ.
y. nsyie; Oyerscsr, ". i. stono, Lectn1er,
Dr. 4. D. Smith; Btswatd, ". J. Les; AZ.
sls,an. Steward. D. ". Cooper; Chaplain. tAe
Nsv. J. D. Maddox; I1caxuyes, J. W. CLARK ;
Secretary, Eugene Uazhes: Galukoepsr, II. ],
psssst; Ce.ss, Mrs. VI. y. uAyse. Pomona,
Mrs. J. ". Walker; Flora, Mrs. A. II. CArdin ;
Lady Asslstsut Mrs. j. ". Les Executive
COMMITTEES, Dr.. +. 0auo. J. Il. Harr.s. mud
Ilchhtc Waters
, 1875-12-10


KANSAS C1rY, No, Dec. D.--Tho last witness lp
the celebrated Turner trial MAS examined to-day,
aud tho casa will probably DO given to tho jury
By Saturday noon. Tusnar, It will bn seneu-
bored, shot and Killed brother sditos namotl
Graves. 1t Lexington. No.. tho 9Th day Of No.
yembor, 1879. and this IL hIs third trial. Tho
testimony given today uas vary Important Tor
tho defendant, aud thero Ia but ilttlo doubt but
TINT he Will ho acquitted.
, 1875-12-10
THE TRIGGER.

EEEEICDTT ELDu HANDICAP.
Tho members Of the KennIcott Club had O
pleasant meeting at Dexter Park yesterday to
decide tho rossession Of the club medal aud su-
other prize donated By d rnomber. A fair at
tendance Witnessed tllo contest. whcl, resulted
rather unexpectedly, hat mas won by good Shoot
ing. Tho handcapping was dnno bv atcrprs,
41bner rrce, Whitman and Baldwin, with appar-
eut fairness. Iha cond.slons wore ten s.1da as
handicap distance, 10 yards boundary. Ths To-
, 1875-12-10

Art:clsA Of incorporation we're l1led in tho SEQ
reksry ol htato's p:iee yesterday for the IissauA
/ Eau juae SasEow.Gnuao EsAlIoaa pEolnsaa 10
County, lu:uais. Capital, Sl50.QVo.
, 1875-12-10

4 GRlEF RESPITE.
EEw YonF, Dec. 0,-In tho case OF John Dolan,
aentoncrd to DO hanged lo-nlorrnw for tho mur-
der OF A1r. Moo, Gov. IiIdon Tonight Gsantod
renp!to nf ono week. to Eivo tirne to Investigate
newly discovered evidence, mutou for new
trial will bb made.
, 1875-12-10

Run Oven AND KILLED,
dpsetat Dupateh IN This CAloaao r{6un<.
alton, ILL.,, Dec. 9.-Tho 10 o'clock train
going Aouth on thu Chicago i Alton load ran
ovor aud killed man this morning about 2
miles belou this city. uo was Al 1righllAa and
4 Htfsuger.
spts,sl D4pateh 10 1hs Chicago Iwibun1.
DAYTON, o., uee. IA 1ouug man named
John Crnlu. brakeman on tho Cincinnati Sau-
dusky l. Cleveland hallway. while putting on
brahea on freight tram passing through
u1bana, O., early this morning. fell ffou4 tho
gar, and vaa run over md luatantly killed.
, 1875-12-10
A HARD PLACE FOR" "oAMs,"

SpSFta@ INapaFsN % TN C8ta&9a gF71Ane
CINCINNATI, Doc. 9.-Iho Mayor has all the
gamhuug-houaea closed to-ptght, and officers ou
duty ut each This IL regarded ~ determining
ton on his part to suppress gambling for time
at 'iesst* Tho city had A!lod up mlth gamblers
from tha East and West Apd tho tluuK WaA te-
coming Loo PROMINENT.
, 1875-12-10


NEW OnL1ANs, Dec. 0.-Tho Htato authorities
giyo notice that The January interest on the nss
consolidated honda will be paid hare aud u
Now York without rebate on md Attaf tie loth
Inst. There IL nearly sG0O. 600 in tho Treasury
70 tho credit Of tho inteteeecfnnl.
, 1875-12-10

psrd1s University. Latayetto, yssts,Iay, the
designation Of lsesideut 6Aurtrldgs WEN sccspt.
cd HlA SUCCESSOR 4ss not been &rpplatsd. The
duties tn tho MeaRtlIos deFvlys ~ Fsof.
ueugbata.
, 1875-12-10
couHTERfelTs ArLoA7

T.
LEBANON. Pa, 1'eo. v.-A number Of partses
bare born arrested hers for psasing 80 ard 4 IL
counterfeit lllln on tic, Flrss National bspk OF
Peru. Ill,
, 1875-12-10

At sl," hands Of l1or etcpfatl,cr William Alden,
Inst Saturday. Mrs. ucutun'e Guutlitiun IL u,l-
ctanged. slight hopes are entertained OF l1rr
tGtuyqfy.
, 1875-12-10
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Dec. 9.-Au explosion took place to-
day in the coai-nine ut Muthloy, near Leetls
Six men Me.e killed.
, 1875-12-10

BLOOMINGTON.
Spe"tal Dispatch h TAt CAtfs4e 1rfoana.
nooH1aoGoN, ILL.,, uso. 0.-WillsAm Waltz q
Co., cigar dealers. sAaigpad to-day for the beae'
II Of tlels cleditors Liabilitias % 600 asaesA
l,b00.
, 1875-12-10

- WIZ FNEN FL" n TuHHEf.
lnp1ANApolIs. 1ud., Lee. 9.-FFankliu Bhatfar,
Young mar living near Argos, Ind, was shot
and instantly killed. by Ira stRrkey this afternoon
while tnskey-huntiug, s.a1key mlatAllbg Linn for
4 turkey.
, 1875-12-10

Thlh 81 courae gives Tho 1leM to A!f. Na!d'
win. The second prize vaa contested for by
Mesaen. Wilmsrth. Aauner. and Eggteatou, tho
sweepstakes was afttraAttls Hhot, the first
money going to G. G. n1otnlat., aud thu second
10 Henry kleinmAu,
, 1875-12-10

QLEvkLAND. o., Dec. 9.-Mka Hattie alaKay
aisq to-pighs Il "a oclook &rom Injuries tscelyed
, 1875-12-10
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

6eec1dk OSp6{fA 10 h< tNttstoU ITiotHE.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Doc. 0.--Amos G. E1mon-
son, Postmaster Of foh1o. nichland County.
vas before Unsod staeoH Commissioner Adams
hero today, charged with fobblnR 4ho mails.
Many lotters In that vicinity Aavo boon misalng.
Some limo back, Special Postal Agspt CramelL
Of ST. Louiss investigated and prepared decoy
lottern, which EdmonHon intercepted and
opened. ile waa tnen arrested by Deputy
Marshal HILL and in default Of 1000 bail COM
mited to Jail till tho January term Of cqurt.
This ss the caao telegraphod last ntglt on GRO
neons information Of the officials, and corrco-
tlon is asked on belalf Of PostEnistrnsa Camp
ball, At 0lncy, On estimablo lady aud ei1iciont
clices.
President Glenn Was ut tho Guhornntorial holm
to-day. llu partionod Johu Thompson. alias
Murphy, convicted OF tarceny at tho last Octo-
ber term Of the Cook County Court, and se.l-
tonael to the uouBo Of Correction for s!x
m0ntha.
Deputy United states Marshal Phillips to-
night loft for McLaauHooro to arrest e. G. Cloud.
n banker thoro, on a charge obstructing Federal
officials vhito enunayoring to ascertain whether
he lnl violated tho Htronue law rotlnirn9 tho
stamping Ut checks aud drafts.