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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05
what's the Sun.

Prof. Rudolph, in a lengthy paper on
the sun, says: A molten or a white mass
656. 900 miles in diameter, eqnaling in
bulk 1,26o,000 worlds like our own, hay-
ing surrounding ocean of gas on IRE,
$4,000 miles deep, tongues. OF flames
darting upward more than $4,000 miles;
volcanic forces that hurl into the solar
atmosphere luminous matter to the
height of 10000 miles; drawing to it,
self all the worlds belonging to our fam
ily OF planets, and holding them in prop
er place; attracting with such superior
force the millions of solid and stray mass
es that are wandering in the fathomIess
abyss that they rush helplessiy to-
ward him and fall into the fiery embrace.
And thus he continues his sublime and
resistless march through his mighty or
bit, having period Of more than IL. .00o OF
years.
Jarvis j. Cady, Of Coyington, KY, was
found dead in his bed at hotel in Mays
vile, yesterday, from an overdose OF
laudanum.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05

The above cut represents the Hon. Daniel 8.
Dickinson, former Attorney General OF the
United States, as seen when attacked with
STRANGULATED RUPTURE. Il
Mr.. Dickinson suffered intensely, notwith-
standing he had the best surgical aid. Every
thing was done that science could suggest, and
as the last remedy the knife used, and yet he
died in great anguish on the third day. This
Is a fearful warning to those who are ruptured.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05
RUPTURE---HOw CURED.

Mr.. GEORGE e. EAKINGs, OF PHILADELPHfA,
WRITES THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING PAR
TICULARS: i
To the Editor of the New York Sun:
SIR-For several years was afflicted with
rupture and suffered from the use Of trusses.
Casually noticing in your paper recommends
alton OF DIR. Sherman Of your city, and about
the same time meeting Mr. j. w. Ayres, OF
Camden, N. j., who informed that he had been
@ victim to rupture and was cured by DIR. Sher-
mans treatment, felt animated aad went
straightway to New York, consulted DR.. Sher-
man, and had him adapt his remedies to my
case: 1t was to me happy occurrence, and
shall ever feel grateful TO yon and Mr.. Ayres
for having directed my attention to Or. Sher-
man, as well as to min for the safe and COM
Portable manner in which he treated my case.
My mind was greatly oppressed, and my future
was shadowed, as was trying various trusses
for help with no other result than vexation and.
injury. But now being sound again, and real
izing its felicity, feel it my imperative duty
remedies and to recommend the ruptured to 20
to him with the fullest confidence OF being BEN
Gifted. 30,
Philadelphia March "a, ls75.
We cheerfully publish the foregoing commuS
nication, believing it may result in benefit to
some one. MIR. Eakngs Is subscriber to The
sun and reliable gentleman. His statement
will doubtless reach many sufferers who will,
Win our vOucnlng 1or It's uruthluiness. lave
cause to feel as grateful toward him as he now
feels toward DR.. Sherman.
The foregoing remarks from the New York
Sun must be cheering 10 those who are rup-
tured.
The cure is effected by DIR. sHERMAhS
method without ans operation, simply py ex-
ternal local applications, both mechanical ana
medicinal, made daily by the patient who.
while under treatment, can perform any kind
Of labor, or take the most active exercise with
40 {t,fa m
strangulated rupture, without the suffering ana
injury caused by the use OF trusses, and with
out interfering with the progress Of cure.
DIR. Sherman's Office, Park Row, corner Ann
Terms moderate. Persons from the country
can receive treatment and return for home same
day. Descriptive book mailed for 10 cents.
L faaa-d&w-tf.l
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05

The following is. the l: 30 p. nj. report OF New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster
rett u Co., 2S West Third Street:
, 1875-11-26

missioner Iloyns March Is, aud dis,ntssed TN tho
syouud that TIN rettaurant did uot como within
ti,e letter of tho law relating u hotos.
~ rf:NHnH.
deceased wne 4 vcrT Compliant man. but ~ltha3
a yery Actiye t,nn for h1t vsiRht. Ills s;zo lad
RMined hin, the nickname of Zig ChArIey." ~
winch hn Was known porhaPs mora widely shatl
by any o.hes. ...-...
In dspontion str. Whvlsud WAS a man with
whom M onn ,.he'l nvor hayo quareIel lin waa
nonctin,es r0u91, In ,napnnr, anil tiad horror
nf bnInR approached by ''best" or Of ho!nE
intercourse with esaeyhod1. and py bis pleaFaat,
,hongl, nonlt tsimfA rather rnu9h, conversht:ot'
untl vnya, ho beoano generally known and very
popular viii, tbs ''nian ntont town, largo
proportion nj whnm patro',lxefa his place. aio
had great liking for prac>icaI tokes. and gate
aud took many QUO III ilfs career IN Chicago:
The Ut. E1n1n will not be opan TO The public
to-dav, nntil further notice, probably not until
sir. WArlansl'4 funeral has laken placa. Ar
rAngefnents will however, DO 1np1o 10 furnish
! mea!4 in tho upper dining room IN bosrdera IN
tho hotel and others ~ho 4Aso been accustomed
To tAko their mea1+ tlIere.
tin inquesL viii be hold at o'clock this
morptug At knhn'd Hotel.
, 1875-11-26

who ia familiar with tho narrative that has been
sent out for publication ssya th&&@+he stasoment.
vhilc vary euIogistic OF laryan, t, very un}uRs
to tie 9ecretasy Of the Treasury. and TO those
near lin'. who discovered tho frauds and l,nys
planned and organized tho raids. laryau
c!stmH, In this report, to haSo discovered tho
fsauds in 1872. HIS superior ehys that ho was
net called to aid secrotarv DriAtov
untii ak weeks after The plan of
the raid had been definitely formed,
and that tho first service to which he wha aasign-
ed WAS tho comparison Of somo books in New
York with returns from st. Louis. fhr5an's
services after that wore dstpgulsbed for their
great ability and conspicuous ,n.eRrit7; but his
ftonda regret that by this fndlscrcet publication
IN Western Democratic pspcrt, ho has sought 10
gain Distinction for himself by doing An injustice
to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
A WORD ron NIL Baisrow.
The true history Ut The Wlisky-l lsing war l,as
never been written but when it is it viii ap-
pear that all tho Initial Ateps ware taken by
tho Secretary Of tho TEeatury alone. without
tue knowledge OF mortal mAn III tho Treasury
Department.
ENOUGH TO 90 ROUND.
Another Of Yaryabs superiorf, commenting upon
Sir. YArJsu's report, remarked TODAY that there
was credit enough for Ill In theas nuccessfal
raids, aud that ono officer ought NOT 10 Claim Il
entirely for himaett,
, 1875-11-26

y Of stsrvIng to death at this rats In particular.
!, "as mora sorely tempted to rush mady
through tho ssreets. CRYING. "Fon recker." ~
vent. than ever was before in my life. Bat /
didn't. Whatevnr elHc atiancer may do he Il A.
ways expected to maintain his dignity. In con-
clnslon. ALLOW mo 10 recommend thst the Com
missioner qas up another reals Of feea, reducing
tho fses mo per cent on present rates, that lhe
name dauRer be changed to gougos bncauso ho
now has 10 gouge for d living. Let Gaugers ba
re1ulsod to walk when on their trips around aud
pay their own e1penses, Al "rcaaonable inter.
ent In the public economy requires -; lot them
bo required to wehE uniforms OF such make ~
will allow their other close" 10 fau tho breeze
and Rlaten In the sunlight "A shey walk. and al
vii! 20 "merEy ns marriage bnl," at Toast tho
"goose will hang toIersbly high 10 to speak.
wsnss to hiro ! ahnnd al great. reduced rates,
nay IS cents Ter day, send him around. would
Jet yon have my coon-loe ut thc price 5ou offer,
but that he is my only dependence for meat this
wiuicr. Slowly and sadly youra.
uNt7Ep STATKs 0op6ER.
, 1875-11-26


1HE1n ALLEGED CONNECTION WITH WHISKY
The following Ia from tho Springfield {1n)
Register, Democratic paper and hostile to the
parties to whom its article relates:
MUM, LtsEaAR 1orE.
Tho fr1 Of Mnnn. L!neaar fore. IN Republican
trtbuist 5y resson Of Tie une.rthtns Of as wnisky
Ring frauds in tbe West. Mr. Mum. late Supervisor
d!cted s. st. Lsus. for eonspirg 10 as:rsua nd u.
Government" etc. For this oe.to the punishment
u tnn, aad imprisonment In Penitsntiary fFon
The ore.nizat!oa of ths nru 4 tbou. Is follows:
MUM I. the he.d-the Grand Mogul: IAneg.f Z The
Munna inside mnn, Or eonndenllsl clerk.
II Ia alegod that dstil1e. hJ the OF Turner,
So o why sn. aaa tonnd tnai
It ont, reported tho traunAeon to headquarters At
Washington: that IN the meantime Turner employs4
An exstAo Senator Of Indiana, " the nane Of IT, u.
aera IN H. North1sst. 70 "ns hns." viii Suna;
regularstisa Al Turner's disuefy 70 Washington. II
onee put himself In communication With tbs Hon,
pavtdT. Lnegar :. cairo. Mann's asont, xhro 4 ~
agreed, after much correspondence, that II Mum
III K X %as:s as to !! &SSs ill.,. r. ~.
July. is4. ~ .s % asrstd, ~ and draw drew On N Turner
for tho CASH; Mum then anotler report to ws.h
wss a rtght, h. having been u,taken In the first
port, and wished II Withdrawn. To guar! against
:, u.
Hovey should be appointed soEeaeepcF ut the sage
town st;,iesy, and ths Istier. IN consideration ot
! "has1n9 the right MAI put in tho right r!aoe b7
psssd @ Estx.s. @ M s?o PEI nea:S ~. p,st ot +;
Quincy this Fourth illinois ptsse.}. rcfufed to ap.
point Hovcy, ~ Num- had agrced. However, sfter =
III te y
Ineucrl when Nr. .luun wns fnrilcd by seczrtzs1
Brtsto" 70 ttep down and out. 49,
, 1875-11-26
THE PAY OF CAUCERS.
xtff%rt6'H rYE1T


10 ths Edn.r Of n. caicaoo Tribune. s.
cu,c.oo NM 22.-Iho GsuRera Of this frpa
.snas,a.., -1r,,-,aa,, -, H. ,,.v,ro
ena ennsasonsa eVaa>.. se.m ~ ~ "s -
vast amount OF noaso ABOUT tho last 8cAlso o1 ices
prescribed by the Commissioner Of 1nternal
Reyenuo. whom. in fact tho amount that a
G.nuer ran tnnte under thoae rates Ia really no.
80. .sa.ir-. .~o- T1,.r ,,,,ht ;-aiv,J,.,1v
and collectively. 70 1oslo" Ing enohmely saent
example Of the little boy that the calf chawed,
and say nothing, The law authorizes the
r,m,,,s.;ors, ;, fr n. f,,, ard rcou,,o,
tnas snes oe pasoa VI tno smoant u kaak'ue
done. An aet OF Congress ilto'ts tha amount 10
be made by Gslgars TO &c per dAy II tho n!n
of TIM Heyenus Depa1.mspt waa 30 TO Tx the
ac,,o ~ foaa "a n render II tmnoeaIh1e for anv
sea'e u l"es ss ~ -, .eu"u. n =. eoe ~ 10y
aaugee 10 MAKE h1s w. " oae iuLy suceoooeu'
It re9nrsa the RauginG OF soino 1,670 GALLONS for
depoait, and 5000 for. withdrawal to mako the
amoont. This Ia s,noly impossible. and ought
TO be ridiculous. ~ fecotnpehee' suppose
GauGer ID very kindly permitted TO charge up ILLS
" actual necessary travelling e1penaes, but must
make them as Low as - reasonable interest IN
tho public economy requires" II he r!des his
own horae he ia permitted 10 charge reasonable
sum to pay him for keeping said horse, but
s4ho must not expect 10 Derive any prot1t
thorefrom." Oh, no; 10 mnst iet sons
livery-man derive profit therefrom. 1t coets
mors tn pay Gsuger al Der tay for bls horse
than Il lpos to pay = tiyory- fellow $50 or e.,
don't it? The next thing that strikes yours
truly with moro force and moro bilosl-down
sweetuoas than thousand harps all In tune Is
this III q Gluger is sssiGued 10 two or more
d!stilieriea at tue same Tins he Ia expected to
reside ii or near tho QUE At which lis services are
mostly needed" Hut tho daugots III this part
Of the mundane sphere age transferred from ono
distillorg, and in many eAses from one county to
| another, every sixty days, and / suppose We
must moyo our families every sixty davs in osder
to live Ut OF near tho d.atiIlaFy were our services
I Ate 1noat.y needed. This Ia all right, Il a
..reayonabie intercst in tho public ECONOMY re-
| ouIrts il, n but it always makes mo unhappy
when think about it too much: | ant fully
aware thst Gaueors, 40 a clas4 azo constitution
lily ,iisbopest; that tho good people won't res
onmend, .ud that tbs 6ep.rtn,snt won't A.. A.,
| shaksnesre. or son,ebody elso, ulado tho remark
that = uauear. as well a. That other old fellow.
| should havo lila dues, aud thas IT you employ \
| rasca 10 work for sou. pay him ~ much ~ =
| reasonable iutoreat In tho public cconony ro-
| oniraa Nnw Mr. Editor am q GkuEGr;
| su, d moor man expect alHR5s To bo : poor
nan, uuloss lind opportunity 70 "steal = while
, 1875-11-26

Tho Gathering ut Washington Likely
to Como to II Head Shortly.
6pteidt DtspateA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, y. O., Nov. 25,-Al prominent
candidates for spohker arc present. Mr..
Kerr having arrived last. Thus far tho ohances
are regarded as In favor Of Handal. There
ara already indications Of spill between
the Sotthorn and Southern Democrats. Tho Int
tor have laid claim to all tho oftices Of tho Hous4
except to tho speakership, but they have dis.
covered that Ia tue multiplicity OF Southern
candidates, there IL danger that The .iYalric4
may really dafeas the South. An attempt
will, therefore. bo made to cal! . cauclf
Of southern Democrats by the middle Of poxt
week. In order to securo the un!ted action of ths
Southern Democracy with respect to tho orgAni.
zation Of the House, II this attompt be success.
ful the move will be- formidable one, ns tha
Southern Domocr2ta havo eighty votes. Tht
success OF such 4 movement wonhl be very
likely to excite diseens1ons between Northern
snd Southern Democrats.
, 1875-11-26

Why1and waa carried to his room In Kuhn's
Hotel immediately after he WAS shot, and laid
upon hia bod. Hhero Dr.. D. 3. Copp attended
him. Tho ball was probcd for, but unsuccess-
fully. Tho bullet entered the face about 2
Inches to the left Of tho uoae, and evidently
passed In diagonal direction through the brain.
and lodged It tho base Of the akull. Tho sut-
ferer lived but few miuutee, and died aur-
rounded by hIs vito and friends. Mra. Why
land wRs grief.stflcksn beyond uoasnzo 1t the
sulden aud torslble occurrence. Tho murdered
mana only brother came in in alb Jut twenty
minutes aftar btu deat1, and was also hor1os-
struck Ut the spectacle presented to lhH alght ~
ho eutcrod tho door. There wese numerous
mRrks in hia facs Of tho powder which Ind beon
discharged from the piatol.
HIS LIFE.
.Deoeasel'a full name was Charles Douglas
Whyland, and his age VAS 50. Hs was tile young
eat OF two sonA and was bora At Wyautsyllla. N.
\. His father, mother. and four Rissors are liz.
lug iu Rochester, N. \. Ito cams to Chicago In
1895, and found employment for tho lrst lew
Year, as barkeeper. Ho soon formad \ cou.
siderable number OF bns1nsss friends, and came
to be 80 weIl known aud personally popular tdst
he VAS encouraged to start for himaslf. His
arst venture wss profitable. and At tho time OF
LILO great ul8 VI 1bt4 l0 4hQ HH44"FAt1ub1ta
pIaoe on Boush Water ssreet whers he
carried on the business Of lunrh-rooin and
bar-room combined. Directly After the fire Mr.
Whyland formed business connection With Mr.
J. T. Foss. snd tho b1m OF WhJland i Foss
started In November. 1871, Wsll-conducted
restaurant At No. IS West Madison street. In
those days Of humble things Whyland d Foas'
wls about the ouly place where good meal
could ba procured In tue than bualnsss.een.re OF
the city, and tho success Of the arm was excel
lent. They remained at tho piaas named untl!
June, 1873, vhan they assumed control Of the
restaurant department Of Kuhn's Hotsl, which
thsy ohristsped ths ct. Elmo Restaurant from 4
fancy Of Mrs. WhylAud to tue novel OF that
name, It would seem from alt Indications ~ IL
tho business dons by tho nrm had bean very
prosperous one. ......
Iu al hia restaurant enterprtsoa Mf. Whylsnd
hed heen the active nan In ths business, paf-
forming tho duties OF puzchasing steward, aud
Il, that Way becoming widely known to : large
number OF proslsion and other dsAlers, ~ we'll
~ to bis cu4toustB.
The Ut. Elmo Restaurant and 1s. WhylAnd
wsss brought iato some sxtrA notice lat March
by prossout!ou inautussd &Kanst tho propsis.
tofs foz fefasnR 70 sstTs meal 70 ltxo. oolor4d
psfsoxs Aar$a H. Tue eaa4 H&a 3sASS by Com
, 1875-11-26
THE CREEKS.

THE CHEEKS.
Spsttaf DtstdtcA to 7hn Chieuao Tribune.
WAsAlsoroN. D. G., Nov. 25.-0en. Hhants,
special Indian Commissioner. has made = fu!l
roport of the late troubles in the Greek Nation.
In which ho showa that tha whole bisms rested
with Agent English and ons Colby, au associate,
Of Ill,noiB. who attempted to foreo trailing
building upon tho ground Of the Crook Nation.
0ou. shapas had nothing whatevsr, direct or In
direct, to do With the contest oyor starting q
newspaper. 1he nAms OF Gen. 6hnnks uRs
teen used In connection with the appointment
Of Commissioner OF Iullau Affairs.
, 1875-11-26

Sptc1al N4pdEck 70 7A9 tAleao1 7FIb0n1.
IsptAsAroLla, Nor. 25.-- rh,1sy-oas delegates
ffooa aubordInkte iodgea Of tho Knights Of Honor
mat 10 iny aud organized ths Grand Lodge OF lhs
Stats, with thu following otticsns Grand Dlota-
tot, William II. WheAsley, Of indianapolis Past
Grind D,csstor, r. ". Bartholomew. Of Inoian-
apolis Grand Assistant Dictator. FEank Atoh-
ardxo,t, Of lndisnapolisi Grand Chaplain. J. 8.
UoNAu, Of Frankfort. Gs1nd Gulde, ]. 4.
6bsater, Of Indianapolis Grand RspoEsss. = n.
Osborut OF NA4nAAsille1 Grand Tssa4u1sf,
0eQres Spear ot 0lsnn's Yal1sy.
, 1875-11-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON. Nov. 2j.-Tlie steamships Hindoo
and Sater, from New York. hare srrlved out.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. o5.-Atriyoi, tho steatu-
ship Ohio. from Liverpool.
New YoRK. Nov. a5.--Ar7iysd, the atealucr
Anchoria, from Glasgow.
The etoamshlp AbIssiuia is slsualod. Cazdi-
nal McCloskey il 4 passenger.
, 1875-11-26

AbNJ3t
WHAT Is EXPECTED 70 BIZ DONE TH1a WEEH.
sptefaI Uaspateh to The Chtedqo Tribune.
WASHINGTON: D. c., Nov. 25,-The expecta-
tton here ts that the Avery trial will clone this
weak, and that the casea Of Mckee and Maguire
Will be get Tor trial some time next week. Tie
Btor5 that Mr. FishbAck had besu here for the
purpose Of Inducing the Secretary Of the Trehs-
ufy TO attach the property Of hr. Mckee IL de-
MED hAt1y BY Secretary Bristow.
, 1875-11-26

Br. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Ths Gtobe-D Democrats
Topeka, Knnaas. special uavs tbst Adyicea re-
coved Loro to-day from Washington state that
Euoch I1oag, superintendent Of this Indian Su-
perinsenaenoy. aud Agent Gibson, OF tho
Osngs, aro both to be removed. It IL charged
here on good authority that ring OF specn1a-
Poitawatom!e Iudians, wha, until recently. &C.
cu,Ied = reservation near Topeka. The priuci-
raj ct,arge IL that cottatn members Of tho trsbo
living tn tho Indian Territory were represented
AZ being dead and their estAteB uero kdminiB-
tered upon aud tho proceeds pocketsd By the
ring. Tho amount realized BY the sohoma u CO.
ttmatal ~ e20, 900.
, 1875-11-26


-
ral poltsnsss, and pto,sased tota, Ignorance Of
thu ssason why In had t,osu tnc.re1a,el,
NJ bav,nn comtntttsa . mnn,er NJ. - " ''O'
~ n.'t. nss ~. uo -" 1,. 'aA."''
+,s.' ~ MI "aso ~ H.,
Eep.-Ho", LOCK hefs. ua7ta, look 1t me anu
te!i ms DO you not remember of having Killed
man ia tho a.. Elmo7
nxxAnxAn,x pnrrrr.foxa
n.v,x <.,.,.m..arnr, v;nS, ~ u,
D"sn aoAe'Aas'ot't}-hl'lea "eu' No'
ar Who wAs u
ltep,-WhJ, Charoy Whyland. You shot him
ia the III, Elmo rcs,aursnt to.pirht.
D,y,a-Ma killed Ulyj,rd
w. w "sa ~. ~, "u5a 2!',o, r. ,v,,.,.,
Nep.~-1cs' hlF you Killed mir. WhS!aud.
Davis tfon sruss frum his scat and began 10
pace bis coll. ~ suppose, air." said he to tho
repottor, "you sre telling lin trntb.''
ucp.-Cert.EuIy. s,t, 1horc i. NJ, naa of vo1,e
r..t!,,. ,..,....s ~. '.H.,.tna - -. .oL1.
anoo.'Hs 'Rno5anee. lou Easo contnltt'a to'o'
b!ooded and daatardly murder, which has no ex'
| tonuating circumstances surrounding 1t.
Ann.uA7to scEsr.
."a.s'. .s.... ,@e,o .,,d .o,n,.
,u,a, "o. ,a,a ~, ~. rdw,n ror,s.. i,,
wnas a1tof tue Htylo of the late Eo"'n sutteas W
liking Lchr." lie exclaimed In loud voice.
ffYawtnO IN his ctcrclleI flats, AppArgut1Y in
l,ntv ho,,n-, .Mo hi A mani NV God |.
| , -, ~, tot' vo,,td MT ~
cauao. no. No' .s"en -.
Ihen ho thre" down us hanoa ana 'o"e1ea n'7
| cJes 10 tho floor. Aftef pac!ng onco OF twice
across the coll. 10 returned to the reporter and
| a.in. ayou aav shot Whysnpd, md that ho ID
saa' ~ my ' 0'
aom % a'au -. th,, ia uh.t as,d and rene,tit.
| hep'Ineo' rn 49, ~ sa,,,nI ~ sna .nnrdst is H.,
anu tohs suu .,r n ~, s."Toaut ha". WV
| te@1on Aoi s'.. ..srr.1a" n.s ,..r..
| ,a.... s,. n5 s.ts: 80. n.., T..
,b,t tT .m M In % for? m presume @ IIikpos iii sbout
WA W.. -. ~ a.nt,. ~ IT.. f's'" 80 AD01'
| 1t III tAo !hoI oaHk. :.
, 1875-11-26

uos7os, Nov. 26.-Royal Qilksy i Co., ex.en-
awe coal aud Lumber dealers, of Wa.estown,
Maas., hare failed. Liabilities estimated 1t
sa6O.0O0. The failure was caused by their in&-
bIltY to collect from lArge number of mister
builders and carpenters indebted 10 them.
, 1875-11-26

MONTREAL, Nov. 25.-Daldwin l. Sleeper, OF
tho CoAlicools Mills Company, have tailed. with
liabilities of $1,000. Oae hundred skiled atti-
aaus aud lAbo1erY arc thrown ont OF employment
by tho SUSPENSION.
, 1875-11-26


new YoHK, Nor. 95.--The ve1arsna Of 1914
met today aud celebrated the Blitish sTacoatton
OF New York,
, 1875-11-26

ToRoNro, Nor. 25.-TAc Ontario Legislature
met to-day. Lteut.-Goy. Macdonald delivered
tho speech from tho throne.
, 1875-11-26
At tj-tN %1HK

NEW YoRE. Nov. 25.-lho qix.story brica
buildings 102 SasBau stree: and 81 mud 50 Ann
street ncre gutted by iiro this afternoon. The
losses Of the occupants aro ns fofsoEa: John
pougan. hattor, $4,000 4. Stern. ctgata,
$1,000; s. F4rnsky. dismonl broker. S3,0oo J..
Peaoa, lishographcr. S2,U00: Colyes I: J1dsou,
hattora, roo john l'oIhenus, printer. S3D.-
600 /; P. A. hlormandcnu, eiiver.plater. e15.O0 !;
Horny Lerr, restaurant. s3.01n; y. Solomon,
lawysr, e1.001: D. Manson. iluo,a, $1,000 G
4. Joseph, diamond broker, e1.0yo; Frank Nc.
EIroy md J. Ynten, ptinlers. s1U00. Tho huild-
Ing, which bolougs to the Fosalio estate. uaa
slanaged 10000. Nearly all The losses a1o sad
TO ba covered bY insurance. The flro waa caused
BY the explosion OF clyenlcala.
, 1875-11-26

IN CHICAGO. ...
Tho alarm from Boz $50 ut 1l:55 o'clock yes
terday forenoon MAS caused bs fire IN tho two
story frame building No. 4o5 South Haiatod
stsaet, owned and occupied ta q residence b.
Mrs. Grahau,. damage nominal; no iusus-
&nce.
A Htiil alarm to Engine Company No. 10 at
!ato hour Wednesday evening vas caused BY
Ere in h tvo.atory frame building. No. 1oi Easl
Harmon s.raet, owned by c. L. jerks, anl oc-
cupied on tue tlrxt Hour by Jael:aon Dfos grooe-
r.. aud on tho eecosd Goor Lv Robert Btan,on'd
coal office. Tho tire was caused By the nccidsnt-
q falling Of q stoso In tho reHr OF tho grocery.
Damage, I15; no INSURANCE..
The alarm from BOX 7:G At 5:tO o'clock yester-
day morning MAS caused Lg Il fire in the onc-
story frame structure No. IS Otih street, owned
and occupied All a residence BY Thomas Connors.
Damage to house and oa.an.s, !0t; insurance
unknown. CauEe, defective chimney.
, 1875-11-26

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ADJUSTMENTS.
Howell d Aymar.s Circus.

This great combination has arrived,
and will exhibit on the bluff for three
days, afternoon and night, commencing
Wednesday, June 30th. Our exchanges
mention their performances in the
highest terms OF praise, and We have no
hesitsncy in TecOmm ending this exhibit
ton to the public. The company COM
prises first-class talent. They do not
make large street display without re.
gard to the satisfaction OF their patrons,
but place in the ring a performance
which bears no competition. The bare
back riding; the acrobatic feats of twen-
ty persons, challenges comparison; the
riding of the trick dog Remember"
the ssgacity OF the three trained ponies;
the jests Of the clowns, all serve to give
satisfaction to an audience for three
hours. We say all who miss this enter
tainment will regret the loss.