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Its central location in the gres. Valley OF
the Mississippi, and the great wealth ofriyer
and railroad communication, gives to Cairo
unsurpassed advantages rs commercial
point, as 1t affords to her easy and cheap ac-
cess to all the grain producing districts OF
the North and West, and similar access to all
the agricultural produce consumers Of the
South, thus presenting the best location In
the West for an interchange Of the respect.
i've northern and southern commodities and
productions.
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Illustrated.

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er, and bowels.
They are a mild
aperient, and an
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tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
contain no mer.
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Wl1afpvpr Much
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popularity has been won by no appeal TO
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ton Globe,
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. Samaritan Nssrias,

The great Nerve Conqliror, cures Epieptic Fits.
Commissions, Spasms, st. Nitus Dance, and all
Nervous Diseases the only known positive rem
edy for Epileptic Fits. 1t has been tested by
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for circulars giving evidence of cures
Address, DIR. s. A. RICHMOND,
lo-lj dly Box IA, ST. Joseph, Mo.
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Notice 10 ths Am,cted and unfortunate
CONFESS IONS
OF VICTIM.

Published ~ warming and tor the benefit OF
Debility Loss of Manhood, etc, Giving hts
Rules OF ssaf-cure. after undergoing mach suf-
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This city, as Is well known, Is situated at
the confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, at the head OF uninterrupted naviga-
ton on the Mississippi, being below OBJ
strIctiOns by ice in the winter and low
water in summer, and thus has clear and
open river communication at all times over
the Mississippi and its tributaries, with all
the country south. to the Gulf OF Mexico
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character OF communication with all
the country north over the streams flowing
by ", when those streams are not innavi.
gable by reason of ice or low water.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Yer, Gnu Fever. ksmis.sai Fever.
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fe.
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise from malarious, marsh, or
miasmAttC pOiSonB.
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ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN
4 SOUTHERN B. b.
TIHGI CARD.

Exprcss leaves Cairo daily 100 p. IN.
Express arrives nj Cairo daily 200 a. IN.
Accommodation leaves Cairo DAHL .....,2:pa. m
ACCOMMODATION arrives daily except
SUNDAY W. ~ h'
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Lots and land In Cairo are now offered at
very low prices, siiording favorable oppor'
sent the location to the public rs offering
unriyaled advantages for the successful es.
tablishment OF commercial or manufactur.
Ing enterprises, sRd the best locality IN the
country tor pro1Able investment Of capital.
s. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees, etc.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May LIST, 1874.
6-l9-tf
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No one remedy il louder
called for by the necessities
OF the American people than
a sure and safe cure for
Fever and Agu~. such
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Prescription Free

for the speedy cure Of special troubles common
10 the young and middle-aged Nervous, men
tai and ply steal depression, loss of memory an,
energy, pains in the back, self.distrust, dir
illness dimness of sight. confusion ofideas, an,
other disorders of the nervous system consequen
on various habits that lower the vitality Of tn
system. Any druggist has the ingredients.
Address DIR. l.. ii HILTON,
Cincinnati, o.
, 1875-12-14
THE SuEZ CANAL.

THE SuEZ CANAL.
WnlT TEE xHKpiyK INTENDS Do1No WITH THE
intTisH MossY.
CAtao, Egypt, Nov. 2f.--Ths E4, 000, ,000 ster-
linz which are 10 he paid 10 tho KbelIye ~ the
prtca Of lis shares III the suez Canal will yield
- the purchasers, according to BJ'ne accounts,
s per cant intofost for torn Of nincteen yoays.
aud, according 70 others. per cent during cloyen
yeass, thus lutoreat 70 be charseahle to tue Khc-
dive. Ths G4,0o0. 900 asolliug viii be employed
in meeting the PAYMENTS duo In December and
January OIL Arcoupt Of tho floating debt. NeKo.
tiatons are cling activel7 carried on in various
quarters with reference to the remainder Of
ths floating deut. wlich sMourts 10 Abou:
El4, ,o0u,D0o.
CIRCULAR rnox X. ne 1IsaErs.
rAars, Nov. 29.-s1. dc I.csaeps bAa ISSUED Tho
following circular. dated tho 9th:
Some .hsreh o'ders arc uneaey at Tho purchase by
the Ur4Ah Government Of The l1d.s1 ahsr.s wh,c
1elppged 10 tho Euyptan Government. anil several
1naniesng dis1Hieindo. 1t NIL bs enough 10 rccaI
psgs Of me hsors Of Tue @ ean'l to Ally ana
enterprise. whea tins monet c'1e for opening
!hs nsce.;ary capisal' ronsido!a1lo part :. q
tsts. At that time France aud Egypt injured BY
thsiF relations tin cou4rucon Of ths taus The SUBJ
serpdon W. Utmost cnt1r+ly covered by the French
Gossrn NJ, sutiey unfusero-te ted financially III tue
sucxess II the suteEprte in'erposa1 nu1szous dill
E0lthu " tue IL W ku1 Mill ffrl
recsu,ly tls Intervention Of tLs Lngl!sh tgcnts
injutaus to tho special ,nttrest Of the Fran aud
Egyfan Bh srehoidcrs. Tue Enq Lab nation accepts
thut shaye III tht Canal CO npany which w4s Loyalty
teserved for II 1t tho ouse and If this ttap ia have
any result u rsn on'y bc, iu J view, ~ hs aianlon
has louR been hostile to the Interests of tbs 1harbo
er'founderf Of ths III + stno cauH', 70 energetic 10
their Intelligent perseverance,. Ee2.rl. thoreuFe,
fUrtunate esen this powerful solidarity ohoul to 10
established betweeu French and English lital for trn
~ ely ullari4t hnd As"eas .1lly pacific working Of
ter 10 thoss Of shareholders who n1a{ ask your
opipion.
, 1875-12-14
RUSSIA,

GOVERNMENT f1SASCE9.
ST. pErEasnrh7, nor. o5..-Tuo report OF tho
Imperial Audit Office upon the financial admsn,s-
tra:ion IN 1874 shows that the actual yield Of the
rovsoae exceeded tlu estimates BY $4,000, 600
routles, whilo the excess Of expenditure Q. .er
tho estimates amounted 10 1000. 600 roubles.
Ths Government paid for guaranteed railway
interest G,tUo. 600 ronbles lets than in 1878, and
tho not eurp1us for 1914 WAS 15,C10,0Ou roubles
DuunE the years 1870 to 1874 the redemption of
the State dtbt amounted to s7.8uJ. 0OJ rouoles.
DR. sTaorBBEAu.
PA1IB, Nov, ga itussian rapes atates that
the Moscow Court hhA offered 10 recs: 20 Or.
strousbesg 90 lis dudiug bal for 5o)ov3
roubtos.
DkaLtx, Nov. so.-If tho charge Of the Rus.
siau Public pr, ascutor Is proceeded with, Ir.
strousbare will be shortly PLACED before Moscow
turY to take Lis trial On tho accusation Ct be.uH
aceossors to the otTenso alleged 10 hare beon eou
mitted bv certain Directors Of tlle Moscow Com.
mercal yAnk In landing tim money upon .nanf-
Hcient security. Tbs law Hh!cb naka rt,ch pro-
ceedtng acttonlbl 10 tue csBo OF jolnt-slocl
company Directors ia. perhaps, accounted for br
the frequency Of the siloced olfonBa. On the
16e OF January. 1914. according 10 the Official Ke
turnB Of tho Einance De artniens, no less than
tlirty-ono municipal bsnkn in Huesn bad tr,n
~ to 100 per cent Of their capital sunk iu pro-
tegted or prolonged bills.
, 1875-12-14

Testtmoutats from sye1l.kuovn 10.
cal deal+ls tu hna fttily Rroceties, who, for lonx
Tine, hkse Eo!d Dutnetta standard nAyo, Ing extract:
:" We bare aold D0rustl'a fAyor3nRs for 5e4rr,-teI
them exclusive. Tic very k<st In tie
I'm 4 c..
Have aold them fu. ysars, al~ays good."-cady,
Hodoss 4 Co.
u hars md D1rucsts cooking extracts upward Of
twelve yeats. Aw4Js found thsm ss4hdard and s+li-
nbIe. ."-f-tr'ek itlts4pts.
" Ws have sold them Ior long time. Always God
them pure and rtlIs e."-Kock,oLod Ero1.
Flro eats' ccDstnt fnic tho te.t and rbexrcst
ias .ul@rtos to I'll 0 hen."-E. ). iFstand T. to.
" Have sold bnrneltA extracts ntnca i3sn superior
dAy1ra standard Ii quality aud quantity. ."Aus.,el
l. Anain.
"4vius sold them fer the rsst eight Years, cAn rec
omena tnatn u beiuQ the best tu the ua4s Ill f.
ofo3ddFd.
''tre The best Of saafscsion Ia our trade Can rec.
onmsnd ~ banS tie aue4t IN tbs nazket.n-y<aa 4.
trt!tlndH.
Rte .nu'endatory mott es might te much extended,
uut 1t u nse3lesf. a. but one ttsnt IL th& burden
them 81. Duraes.s standard Hayoring extracts aru
used By the ed.ug hoto. and coniecsioues through.
out tho United states and the British rrostncef. They
sfe used and highly recommended uy tho GRIND P4eia
Hotel. fremont Hou1s. 6uasusn House, Palmer
Huute. 1d ohes drstclaaa hotsis Ia Chic1Ro sad au
sold by atsclass grocers aud druggists syeryvhcre
Chtcago whblea.le deaers: Franklin Mscfeleh l.
Co.. g. j. sladdin Co.. Wells Il Faulkner, Durton L
i.erce. EAr Scu1ac1, Stevenson Kcit Fuller Ful.
ler, EurEbas Edssl, Tom II 4 KtnR Lord hIuith L
Co., Burnham Sou. md osherB,
, 1875-12-14
0B1TUARY

4eaals Dispatch Annouuoed 4 day OF two ago
~ dasth Of = Prince x.tb very long name aud
INT aslle prloe!paltty. namely. Prince PAU.
n4teta1o EMIL LEoPoLn. auler Of Llppe-
nt0aeld aud head Of the houso ol that nau1s.
~ - ~ born IN 1871. and was ths soa Of prluco
q aa40eoto ]. aud PEinoesa EM11IE Of achwarzbusg-
S.sssasoe7hauesn. .sss He succeeded 10 tho throne 10
s' !' aad In 1852 married piiucess EL1zABk1A,
~ pa*ltes OF Prince A1DzRr OF BcAwarzburg-
n,ssoatsdt. Thu heir to tho throoo Ia priucs
sss3a0a FAEDZaIo WALDKMAH, brother OF thp
.sss tasa Prince. Tie uncipallty has only 4ss
4. 9s miles Of area, and u principally remark
~ ~" 'oF containing the Ieutonbutgor- Void.
-" 's sae ttA. 10 Of hermann wAa erected last
" Which tho deceased Prince xal QUO Of
"a pansipa! promoters.
A.. PRINCE Ct1iALKs.
~ a'osf Prince, CHARLES Of Holms. .Braunfe'a,
M1ss Mxas* Of Tho late Queen Lou1sx Of Peus4la,
~. ~ SeF' 10, 1t Kruezoach, Germany. in his SD
io.*, n lSts DO viatsd lhs United 8tatos, and
n.au. nsa eolouy In Teaas, xlso tho Town Of Nuw
u1'ss. ~ In l945 he returned to Germany,
H. hurried tho widow OF Prince FaAscls OF
s.na.' aud up to lhe time Of his death Wa
i;t.ue'sd h. with tho German army, leading the
~ os = soldis1,
, 1875-12-14

PRINCE ALBERT EDWARDS MoyEMEyrs
MADRAS. Dec. l9.-The Prince Of Wales AZ
rvod here thia moruin9, AID wa4 enthusiastica!-
ly received.
BoxpAy, Nov. 25.-The Prince Of Wales, ao-
compauied by tho uamhers Of Lis auto. paid \
farewell visit to-day to the Governor OF Bonn
bay, Royal saiutea vera trod. aud on his noya
Highnesa returning. accompanied bY the Gov
esnor. tho roads were t4ronged with poople.
rho Prluco waa received At tho dockysrd by
Lieut.-den. Bir Q. ". u, staye1es. shs Chief
Justice OF Bombay. tho men,bess OF tho Couu.
c,l. ,ha Judses, Commissioners. aud othaf dis
ttngushed oliicels. M4uy native Priucas and
Chiefs wera also presont.
His Royal H,ehneRs embarked with bis suite
On board ,ha bsI ants At p. m.. amid the firing
OF saiutea from tho othcr Yessels Of the squad.
ron md tho 8tluI 9 batsultos.
Wh.,c Tho Pr,ncs naa At Government Hotse,
The order Of KnlRh:hcod VAS coufe rod upon Ms.
SHUTTER, tue Cam'nlaa1oneE OF Police.
bErFoRE, Nov; +0.-Tho pince arrived hare It
10 \. IN. ALL well.
Tue c,o'era /. all ovcr rho country. not raging
very severely, but sufficiently widespread to H.
duc8 cauttou,
Toe ps,nca OF Wales WAS Obliged to decline
lhe najnh'a invitation 10 wilt Travauoore 0reat
dlsapl oiutmout is folt at tie abandonment Of
tho Apoamulisy excursion.
Ths visit to Madras viii depend Oh tho nsws
1ecrts.d Al Colombo.
Tho Fruee entertained tho Madras officials At
lunch on btard The telap!Y.
1lsre to iutueusa disappointment expressed
On Al! sdes 1t tue Abandonment OF tho PTiuoe'a
visit. FtF nine years thsre has been no clolers
reported 10 this dists'ct., The psepArstons Wero
extenMYe aud luo4s costly Ill over tue praaldsn-
Alter lunch tha Prince went up the river In
jauuch. Tho scauory wss vsry pretty, but bs
Wae advised not to land.
Many Iotfs wsrs about tho ri,or. aud tho
u& tLA
, 1875-12-14

FATAL ENCOUNTER.
Lou1svrILr, Ky., Dec. la special dIapatoh
to the Cour1er~Journal from Greensboro. KY,
says 4 shooting aiErAy occurred thars at o'cioct
to-day. bst~ssn George Mur.hy and butcher
phmad William McAler. Four shots were tl.o !,
three by heAlsr and QUO by Murphy. McAtsr'a
!aGt hhot struck Murphy abo.e tic eyo aud kill
o HIN ln.taptlY. Murphy's nl,ot st,ncx Nc
hters LETT breast near tho nppo and caused
dsytb tu about scn uu!uutos, rus cause ct tuo
dIfllolty VAS dlspulo Rbout clnlm by ncAicr
of dobt Of 80. Murphy Lad tauscd tho arrest
OF McAloF about pae manth RInco and alcA!or
Published Murphy ~ dead best.
, 1875-12-14
BILL TWEED.
Tho Old Rogue Believed to Tie Wtth-
IN Nnalsng Distance OF Ludlow

Tho Old Rogue Believed to ne With-
IN aaaaiing DistAhcs OF LHdloW
ssrecf'
Sresful Dispafeh tn The CHICAGO Tribun-.
New YORK, Dec. 13.-The mystery surrounding
tbe aIoht of Twead l,.s mt hc,n ranotr,t.1 h.
',1...;ss. a- o,,a,;T.. ~. ,sss - .,'s;"s. ~
"e|eees ~ eAo4'a oee'"' eno'' e'A'e'
mauss can be aeceFtod Al true. but II certai
pending neEottauona are tuceehs!ul, Or Il
Charles O'Cuuor SURVIVES, the,e ia reason to bo
,s.sa - sa,tsa, ~.o 'e, ~ ~. 'ous W
oe's3ea' ~ !" ao' ooaosoa tua' ~ ID ou' u wv
CITY. Two years ago. "ben ho "as surrendered
by his bohdsDau, Terence Farfev. 10 kept IN
hiding until another boudsn'n could be secured
.es mo ~ ~, ~. 'aaa na.s ;. 1,e
ana 'o1!o"eo u1s puelness WIKI taA''es oe'!in
aa oondsmao. II has been suggested that
hs will return ~ RoOn ~ hst could be procured.
bp, 1t il uot 4 matter oi tal wh!ch 10 wishcs to
a'tS"se. 49," qaoa'too VI
AaESEnA arEELENESr
was renoloR wheu be took hts aiRht. and he viii
M, return Until t4is In settled. 8eyera, uonths
~, , n,,,o.t,;,u u.a mail. r. H., o,c,,,, !,
~ fssp ..,N-S 49,. "
"ske Betss'*' sets's"ent " ~ tlte Aa"s eute'
eweenY, through his hrothor.in-laW, John J.
Bradley, and it is supposed bY ADVICE Ut his IT
torrcv 1,fch,r,1 counolv. throurb }is ,on.in-
,.n 3 9,,.oas,a rr,.e,,snas nanae ,,.s,a,, III,
f'tend*, and Tweed Tor himself made
proposition to restore cettain tn
known millions In settlement Of the claim
Of &C, 000, 900 for wl:ch suit a. brought against
we're questions raised ns to tbe cl,arhctor Of
some secnr!tlea which sero offered In settlement,
and much tlme was uonsuu1oi IN deteIminIue
Ito polut. Mr. o'Conor .as supposed to be
YAyonApLx 70 THE rErrLxxExr,
thinking that tue pnrtiaI sccoyeiy md bauish-
....,,A - 81. nt..r go nIn A.w snA&t.
, 1875-12-14
GERMANY.


AAk ~" SEA1Ai9A 4AANA
DsnLls, Dec. 13.-In the ReichstAR to-day
counciior You Phi!lipsbom, on behalf Of the
Government, stated thkt steps had bsen taken
to protect German iuterests Ia the iuquirles go
ing on In ENGLAND Into tue loss Ut tho Deutscl1-
latd. Ho hopea the measure proposed ou the
luth nat. providing foE otlioal nvsst,y4 4tiou into
casualties to German shipping. would soon be-
uolue !aw.
CANLYLE-
HeRl.1N. Sov. GA con9t at,t,Atory address to
ELunas CarITls, tae blstur.aa Of Frederick tho
Great. ~ tc.nE Eigucd here On tho occAsiou Of
hta Bull listaiss.
DEFEAT OF ULInAMoETAREA
Al! the UltratDoufane c4ndlttHtea bare been
defeatod ut Cologus in tue municipal eIscslons.
COUNT AaS1M.
Berlin. Nov 35.-Nos the anonymous au-
sAor of tho pamphlet PRO Nihito." but
Count Harry Aruim, as the supposed author
Of that pamphlet, has now oco., charged
with treakou by tho Public Prosecutor
astached 10 tbs High Court Of State. Tee crime
charged against tho Count unior tue German
Peual Colo 1s vihitsd with different penalties,
according to tile motives actu lting tho criminal
Six mon.ls' ,mprla1nmeut il q fortress ID tuo
tnost lenteHt punishment ten Jeara Ia the
House Of Correction tlls ReEorest.
, 1875-12-14

New YoRx, Dec, ia trunk, containing
$4,000. 600 worth Of bonds, WAS stuiao from ono
Of Dodd's express wagons, at Watts aud Canal
st1eets, Saturday ulght. Tho bonds we're IN tie
care Of tho Muisser from 0uatonala, rho ar
rived In this city Friday. They were to he uasd
"a part Of the payment dus the United States
Government, Ile Miulstos senor Don Vicants
Dsrdop, Was staying at No. Il Forty.ascnnt
street, Saturday. intending to 90 to Washtuktop.
Ho packed the toads III Lie funk, When tue
robbery mas made known to the anatemalau
Minister. he fell III faint, and required medI.al
assiAtauce 10 restore him. flo aAll tue boude
could not be replaced. lie Rent to WashiuKtop
last night. Ono man has Leen atlestsd, charged
With participation In tue robbery.
Minister from OuattmAla, says tic trunk VI
Which lu WAS svpbsd while IN hia VA, to tho
sailrsad depot III New York dld uot couta1a my
bouda, oul5 hs outfit.
, 1875-12-14
FRANCE

PARIS, Dec. 13.-o'uf B;enersan. tho Bwndish
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Piauipo.et-
t:Ar5 at Washington. Ia dead,
TIE HESA1oRiAL ELECTIONS.
Pants. Dec. 1s.-Tno Assembly continued to
ballot for soostoss today. Tho following were
elected: MI. de L'Avergne, Jaurez, Besthsuit
Roger, C4lmon, Oscar do Lain cite, Nein,,llr.
Luro. aud Tribsrt. OF tlose, Ro.ei wAs cau-
aiunto Of ths Left; Atl tbs othara were no1i-
na: ed BY The Lett Centre.
II. NAllun has withdraun bin name ~ cAndt-
date tor tue Seuake.
ACQUITTED.
Tie manager Of L. Gaulois newspaper aud
y. DO CsBaaglac have BEEN acquitted OF the
chlrge brought against chem in couaeotion will,
tie publication Of tho !R:e1'B Delleyills speech.
, 1875-12-14

TTt WS HpM STCUN Vt =
Spkttat N,srateh u The CAlcado Tribune.
Brock c1rY. Ia, Dec. l3-Charles Luck. who
shot and seriously wounded Charles Nichols Bat
urdAy evening, had an examination to-dny and
was discharged. It appearing III evidence that hc
Ac.e IN aels-defenso.
A travelling fraud named Go1dstein has VIC
siinrzad tho peop!o Of SoAu. H., tv TIC amount
Of about $50. aud haa eIoped for purta unknown.
Godstoin nnde Then. bot.eye that lie ~ raisinr
money for tue 1.cv. Cuthbert. u Methodist min
later, ant it w.a not found out Ill yes.er lay that
they had been tile victims Of misplaced conf
dencp.
, 1875-12-14

F.Hy.geven Killed and ThirtY.Threo
Injured by the Mosol
Disaster.
Additional List Of Senators Elect.
cd by tho French As
scmbly.
Do Lessops Gratlfied At Great Britain's Acquire.
men! Of 8ucz Canal Stock,
THE MCSEL DISASTER,

6rY fAwKEa AFFAIR.
NEW YonT. Doc. ia dispatch from Bremen
lEAvcn ssys:, Ths passengers OF tue steamship
killed by tic explosion Of dynamite arc Hermann
crsmor. Of Iowa. aud Alfred 0ranIchsedte, of
Austria. Tue esecrage paascngers killed wers
HeIntlch Koutz. Otto kArnis4e, Adoipn Kauf.
man, natives Of North Gsrmsn.. Cabin p.Haen-
8sfa vouoded-afra. ala1tens, OF Bre.nou. Steer.
age passengers wounled-nudolf Witto. Of New
York; Wilhelm Schmidt. Ioaeph Daurer, VIII
holm Thon1s. 1horo vera, altogether, ffly-
aesen persous killed and thittJ .th ue wo,lnued
Lilo mniotitY being ten.dentR Ut Bremen, WHO
Teut down to tho dotx Al spectators Of tue ship
ment Of tha t'nsBougers.
Tie tnan who delivered tho box OF dyukm:te
had planne1 that lin expIotiou sh 3u!u tAke place
Oh tbs oceau, dasiuE tue voyage Of tho MoBsi
outwa,d.
LONDON, Dec. IA report came from Bremen
To-day that pahsengor who attetn pted t. COM
nit suicide. AMI whose ualne IL TloInRs lad
confessed that tlere uab anotber case OF oxplo-
stvo material o. bohrd the Mosel tha. It waa
prostned with cIock.worK apparatus. which was
tifneh to explode In elgbt days. when the Moael
would 10 10 mfd-ocean: that be intended to Ian'l
at Southampton. Lis object was to DESTROY the
steamer 30 that ho coald claim large INSURANCE
which he had effected but later dispatch hom
Brtnen trJnuulces The horrible story untrue.
lhe c1se sunken OF la. been opeued bv the
police. and found to contain nothing explosive
u dangerous.
, 1875-12-14

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. ia fire broke out In
the collar under 1ber L co.'H hquor.housc. about
o'clock Tits morning. Por.unase'y, it caught
io tue front part Of tho cellar over which no
whitky Was STACKED. and was extingushqd afaor
tho nrAs floor lei! luto tho cellar. Tire loss and
origin Of tho a,e are unknown inaured. Tho
bookH OF shh Government aud Tie firm nTo "a fo.
Tho loss Ia light, and Insured.
, 1875-12-14

LONDON. Dec. 13,-Tlo lMark Lane Erpress'
review OF the grain trado says the markets In this
Franch Provinces arc improving iu toua 10
PARIS, quiet and ateaty. Tue Belztau. Dutch.
German, aud Ruas'au tua kots were steady.
LONDON FAILURE.
LONDON, Dec. ls.--A. A. blarlet L Co., mar
chants, Of II Bill eter Square. E. C., hays failed.
L,4ultltles astinatsd at S55u, 900.