davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10
COAsTxvIsE STEAMSHIPS.

CTEAMER FOR THE BERMUDAS.
~ British iron steamer GAMMA, elegantly itted ssiis
fortnightlv, leaving March S extremes of temperature
IN January co deg to deg first class hotel by Dodge.
For passage apply to A. 3. OUTERBRIDGE % Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

NEW YORK AND PORTLAND EXPIRES LINE (ALL
~ raiD via Worcester, Nashua and Rochester, tho
shortest quickest and most direct nc Is 0Den tor
business Leave Grand Central depot New York, at
sos aad ID A. NJ. aud and 10 +. NJ. The sos AMI 10
A. NJ trains make close connection at Worcester juno.
don with hr9ugb trains for tori!and arrivlng in Port.
orcester with the o'clock express next morning
tor Po tland. Bangor ana St. Johns Through tickets
and baggage checked through to important points.
Through trains between Worcester ana Portland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

A THE -SpECULATOR AND WALL STREET MES
a.. sESdEk q cmlmonthy journal, devoted 20
tnancc foreign and domestic leRazed otterics Stock
yobblng ransactionS &c. subscription, year. 81.
THEODoR z5ChuCH. ll6 Nassau street; lock box b,5A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

rINO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS. THROUGH NOR
i mandy By katherine =. Mac0uoii. With ninety
Illustrations Unites ali necessary iniormion with
descriptions of 18th ne art criticism and with
appropriate historical sxechesn Crown 5vo cloth, S.
Published BY George ROUrLEDGE 4 SONS AS
Broomc street New York
N'DONOvAN ROSSA-CHEAPESr PASSAGE OF.
~ fee New York; open evenings steamers every day;
Corr, Liverpool Glasgow Derry. drafts payable every
where lowest rates Northern Hotel corner Cortlandt
and West streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

lust IMPORTED.-TWO ENGLISH MASTIFFS; TWO
81 English Bull Terriers, very handsome and high
bred: scotch and sky Terriers, extra braters; eight
Poinicrs and Sc tiers some thoroughly broken: will
sod or exchanged for poultry. One red Irish setter
Bitch and five Pups seven weeks old NewiOundla nd
Pup Dogs OF all breeds H. GARDNER, Ill south Fifth
avcnuc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

DED STAR LINE.
IL Appointed to carry the Belgian ana United States
The following steamers are appointed to sal:--
FOR ANTWERP.
From Philadelphia. From New York.
3 state OF Nevada March %
FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia. For New York.
VADERLAND March 10 SWITZERLAND. March y
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN IN CURRENCY
First Ca5in. ........ $40 Second Cabin. $50
steerage tickets TO and from all points at the lowest
rates
Passenger accommodations for all classes
For passage, rates OF freight and other information.
Apply to -
GEO. ". COTTON. Agent ~ Broad street. N. Y.
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Agent No. Battery
place. n. Y
301 Walnut street PHILADELPHIA
B. WONDER BECkE. General European AGENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEWAID BRANCH OFFICES.
~ ADNERTlsEMENTS RECEIVED AT Alb HOURS
UP 10 NINE 1. NJ, And NEWSDfALBES SUPPLIED
WIIH IERAbDS AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORN
mo At 265 BRO ApWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE,
xEIWhEN THIRLfFIRST AND THIRTY. ECuND
EiREEIS OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT HARLEM
OFFICE 22l THIRD AVENUE, CORNER OF 12irI
PTREGIt ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7.}) L.
H., AND NEWsphALEhs SUPPLIED Al FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

Winter Arrangcm ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L>ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
Il and FALL Rivcr.-rhe steamers NEWPORT aHd OLD
COLONY le4ve pier % North yer foot Of Murray street.
sold ut all principal hotels in the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.

HARNESs-THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE y
IL New fo-k good buggy Harness. hand made. $H
good Groccrs Harness, $25 good Milkman's Harness
$50 good double truck Harness so; good Stable Blap
ket. III ~ Please call and examine tor yourselves
FISHER OSBORNE, II Barclay street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

For New Brighton Snug Harbor, West Brighton and
Port Richmond boats leave Whitehall street, foot OF
Broadway. daily atG:4 s:l5 $780, lO:i5 A. NJ; 1880
2l5 3: CO. 4:30, 6 81 and Gas r. NJ
Sundays at s:5o 10 30 A. NJ ls:3o 23o. 43o 6A5 NJ
Fare 10 cents
Astor House cars leave vesey street for ferry: Fare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

SFCNTING-DOGs, HiiSDs. &C.
FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
"a. Birds &C. Medicines Tor all diseases; Prepared
Food tor mockiag birds, at Is. q. DOVEYS No. Greene
street near Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

For freight or passage Apply
r. ALEXANDRA & SONS 33 Broadway.
Steamers will leave New Orleans March l3 and April
for Vera Cruz and all the above ports ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

1IARRY-HAVE BEEN AWAY AND JUST NOTICED
Ill your personal OF last June; would like you
at the old place, ll6 have matters OF Importance to
communicate. LIZZIE ROGERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

Personal.
NY OF THE OFFICERS OR CREW WHO WE'RE
IA saved from the United states gunboat Merrimack
In 1865 will show their gratitude by giving The particu
lars to MORNING STAR, box 1873 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

A LOT OF SECOND HAND DRUG DRAWERS, ~
N or three Showcases. show Bottles and Shell w;
wanted cheap. Address, quickly, KIRBY box
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

L Drawings Of William Quilter, Esq-Messrs. CHRIS
TIE, MANSON WOODS respectfully give notice that
they have received instructions 20 sell auction
their great rooms King street St Jamoy square, Lon.
Color Drawings. formed bv william Quer, Esq, who
leaving his residence at Norwood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10
REPAIRING DEPARTMENT.

BREWSTER 4 CO., OF BROOME STREET
Owners of carriages respectfully informed that
have thoroughly organized department tor the repair
OF Carriages under the personal control of member OF
firm, assisted by competent foreman, trained In
old lSrOOme street establishments
The quality of the labor and material Is precisely the
same as that employed in the production of new
rages
Tile extent of premises and large working
give marked advantages in the PROMPT and THOR
OUCH execution OF the work intrusted to us.
Careful estimates will be made of the cost and 10
carriage, 10 or fro will be larged
Orders may be left at the factory warerooms
BROADWAY AND FORTY SEVENTH STREET AND
FIFTH AVENUE AND FOUETEENTU SrREET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10
LNOR HAVANA.
The steamship
YAZoO
q. 800 tons).


carrying the United States Mail,
viii sail tor Havana from 2z Delaware River Philn
de!phia, on Friday March L. at 10 A. NJ. superior
PASSENGER accommodations
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent
4l0 South Delaware avenue. Philadeip phia.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

EOR SALE-OR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR REAL
Estate or Merchandise, q valuable Patent on .
small staple article OF merit Address, giving full par
iculsrs 5. G. O. No. Hudson street. Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

T'RADERS' DEPOSIT COMPANY S5 LIBERTY
street, New York. Money 10 loan on approved col
laterals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

INFORMATION WANTED-OF LIZZIE KANE, DO.
i mestio who lived on Mansion square, POughkccpsie
in the year 1865 will please send her address to Post
Office box l. 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10

NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMoND-OLD
IN Dominion Steam,hip Company. .-Steamers leavu
for above ports from 81 North River of Beach,
street, Tue say, Thursday and Saturday, at r NJ.
Also ntormciiate steamers.
Through bills ladng and passenger tickets issued 10
all points in the interior.
Also steamer for Lewes DEL and all points in Della.
ware and Eastern Maryland every Monday and Thurs
d:y at Z. NJ.
Ofice corner Fulton and Greenwich streets.
, 1875-07-21


Sptefat hspatch fq The CAidas IFtbuaa.
DANViILE, ILL.,, july 10.-Tha recent heAvJ
rsius aud wind lxys blown domn most Of the
oats In this county, and 1t ,s estimated that not
mora than one-hs!f Of = crop will be sayed
Corn ia looking we'll. though = little wsedy.
Wheat Will to more than ~ average crop It tho
continued heAsy rains do not pEsyont its belng
harvested RAsAntageouBly.
Cosrtspondanet Al I1s chieaqo Tribune.
WAPEL1A. Dewitt County, ILL.,, Jny 19.-Wa
were visited with heavy wind aud 1ain-stogtu
on Friday nlghs last wh4ah blaw down almost al
tho small gtsan, In fact, the oas crop Ia \ total
loss Wheat ia very poorly fllod. md will not
aTeFage moro than one-hAlf acsop. Tho hay
crop Ii good. Tbs corn crop was damaged shout
20 per cent by tho late storm. Thoso sill b.
moro than III Averaga crop OF potatoes. Kya IL
harTaatea, aud will make shout halt yield.
CUy4Aspotsdsaes u IAs ChGcaoo Tribune.
TuscoLA. ILL.,, July l8.-The rainy season is In
full b1ast hare. and cropa are very badly dam.
aged. The low lands will not produce half
crop Of corn.
Saturday night. altar crowd Of fully |, 900
people lad collected " ~ tas si&hts Of Bprin9-
, 1875-07-21
RuSSLh.

THE CODE CONE KE1ELE.
LospoS. July 2o--The Datiy Tctt9rdph says:
1" "Russjs has announced her Intention Of With
drawfng her proposal for a continuance Of tho
Uruesels Conference
11tE AMERICAN EqrAnno*.
ST. pErEHHnCRo, July :D.-TLo American
squadron, Which has been Vi e,tiux tIs city, has
sailed for home. Admirs Worden and his
ofhcaEs "ero brilliantly oute rtaiucd dnrug their
stay. The Gear accomraa lied tho Admiral u
Crobatalt on his derart1uu
EDUCATION AZ 4 MkANs OF srrFnEss1xa Hoc1AL-
LIT AalTA1 IoHH.
PAnIs. Jriy 4,-lhc lsus 4ian parcrs pubRh a
circular addressed few yeeNa ago hy the MlE-
ister Of Education to lhc chef educational all.
thoritica, urging them ! q sunp1esa Boc.a'iss
agitation. It stascs thx tlan lleyoiutioniAss orc
attempting TO eoduoe q ldren, Youths sud Ill.
educated people. and Il ut some parents, as t,sS
been shown by jntlicu i inquiry. have .mparte
euch docsriucs to their of1Apffing. THIS fact a
says, pfoVos the shall owueAs md ignora, 60 o
costAin section p$ pocie.y md 1rga
bis conviction that MANY caaes tta +.n,;t ~
is not the mainatay q tho school, bnt ,teef ra
aulfee 70 Do oaacaHo BY tt-a akato Of things vi,
ought. therefore, :, make mn far tl,a .io6c;o,,
citH Of parents. and should ahnw tho o1Inr w..
more Intelligent so loIars that thcse narao,a 49,
propAgatlng deluB;e ns, do not shrink nvan fron -,
!oopefy aua NUT lor hpd are beat on mnki,.e
toola o. then1. ruth, he adds docs not fcal
tho aGhI ana no y noe no roason for concoalius
thle doploraple tack ez society. bu. wishes
warned Of it in or ler ,lnt tl,cv 1n.r tr;, ,,sJ
families 70 be uBo ful cuizeus. '"'''
, 1875-07-21

Meeting OF the Stats Hoard of PnhliC
Charltfc<-Nennx0F 0Flnl lScstgMnsion.

Meeting OF tho Stats Hoard at Pablo
Oharitfc<-Senntorla lscnigaans.osa.
Spec1at Dsspnteh to 7he ch1eaoo Trsbuns@
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 21.-Tte sla.s Board
OF Public Charities met hBro today for tho first
timo under tho operAtionaof tho new law govern.
Ing our State charitable tnat.tutioua. Tho pur-
pose Of their meeting to-dAy Was 10 recase and
approve or dlsapproye the vouchers furnished
b5 tho Trustees aud Buperinteudents Of tho soy-
otAl Btate institutions for the purchase Of srti-
clos needed In carrying them on. The IN" re-
quires the Board to meet It least onco
in khreo months. II tley approve the
vouchers they forward them to sha
Governor. who, II he Approyea them, shsl. lay
them pefo5o the Auditor, who sx thczeupoa AN-
thorizod to tlray his warrant for The ainoult OF
appropriation allotted tho subsequent qutrtaF
he wholesome check upon oxtsavaganes in ths
use OF appropriations or on their misuse 10 any
WAY. At leAAt onoe IN thfee months, AID often-
Of II nocoagaEy, the Board OF Public Charities
aud tho Governor Ata pctfecsly advised Of tho
financial condition and management ot tho
State lnstltutiona. Tie Board will remsia ln
session Tomorrow Ana help to get tbs Law into
dor it.
The Hon. William d. Nundtey, Stats Bonktor
from the Thsstg-fousth Senatorial District, hss
tstnlerod hla resignation to tho Governor. His
tss.n IL ous With Tho Twenty ninth General Az.
sembly. and i Ia not thought tho Governor ul1l
order an election to I'LL the vacancy unless :
necessity shall a1lAe calling for al extra sess'oo,
1.ouis Butler. Of Champaign County, WAY held
In &5O0 bail BY Commissioner Adams To-day fol
ael1lnE liquor Without : lioeuss. Hs vii! answel
II tho ao4t term OF tho United Atatea Court hars
, 1875-07-21

Four StAtca Represented in Tho Cen
veutl0n Now In Session Mt SPRING
flclhs

Four States Represented In tho Csn-
voutlou Now In Session Mt sprAnG.
flcld.
speefd! Dspatth to Tht chscaoo Tribune.
BPa1Sar1ELp, ILL.,, July 20.-~Somcthiug like =
month ago the Railrosd Commissioners Of Mis-
souri requested tho Commissioners OF this Bthto
TO consent to = Convention Of the varions Rail-
road Boards in the United 6tatos being held In
Springfield on tho 2oth Of July, 1876. Tho Conn.,
missIoners not only signided thelr consent, but
Aided TO corporate cordially In the effort to
bring about the Convention. Accordingly invi-
tattons to Ill tho Boards Of the United 8satoa
wero sent out by the Missouri Commissioners.
Tho rosult Was tho attondanca hoto to-
day for tho objects Of the Con-
vention Of tho following Representatives:
Missouri, Mortimer. bfc1lhany, John Walker,
and John L. Mhzmeduko; Massachusetts, A. D..
JAn1es III. Osborn; Conneotlcut, George II.
Woodruff; Illinois, John II. Pearson. David 4.
Brown, and James Steele. Charles Francis
Adams, who Haa confidently expected to be
here, was, = tho last moment, prevented from
ton wins organizod by olecting John Wakor. ot
Springfield. Secretary. 1t MAS then de-
termlned that In order TO got a. .
perfect undoEatsnding Of N mat;sfs 1s''. relating
Of their respective States, that each Board
should verbally give = history Of tho ,egisla-
tloa and attempted enforcement Of tho Laws and
condition Of the present litigation. Tho Illinois
Commissioners were dEtt caltod upon. and Com
utsaonera pearaon aud Stoola III turn gave =
history Of th!s Htate on the subject Of railway
control by law. all OF which is familiar to tho
readers Of The TRIBUNE already. closing with
the abatement BY Commissioner S!eela that tho
case against tho Chicago, Burlington i Quincy
nallrosd, now in the Supreme Court
when disposed OF would nettlc tho
question Of tho coastitutionallt7 and
effectiveness OF the Railroad law OF Illinois. It
waa expected that deciaion would be reached
In this oase In September. A general talk thea
ennuod among tho CommissionoFa, tn Which =
considerable deaire WAS evidsut TO foruo tho ter-
rible railroad munopo1loa to Bubjcction to tho
law. The personnel Of tho Convention Ia up 10
Tho average Of the IlliuoiA Board for intelligence.
and has evidently been soleoted With eon1e dis.
otetion. Tho Convention adjousned til to-
, 1875-07-21


There vss considerable excitement ~ Col.
cana forward to fire tho three shots prescribej
o{ tho condition. Of the competition {stuc "a IT.
Wimbledon lH72l, though We arr Informed thAt
Ar Lec'a hDsl shot In tho fiYn "a bulls oyo
againet 4 censro OF Col. 0iklcra}eovo, would en-
title bim 10 tho victory under present existing
Wimbledon conditions. Col Gi1derAlecve male
only contee {5}. Mr. Leo bnil's eye ~. arnl,
loud cheets. COL aildersleovo replied witt.
bulls ese. and Mr. Lee only msda centre. Bo.h
competitions made IN the FINAL shots 4 bulls eye
each. and again tied.
Col! 8i!dtrh1es7n, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'll
biF. Lea, o. Il HA.......................... &-l
Tbs o1citsrneht had now gotta great height !;
md ~ each ht'ot was flteta tho announcement. o!
upwards Of 1.U00 people. The third ties {three
shoss eaeh 1t GOO yarls}, thing almoht Mnpro-
codented In F!1s shooting, wsH then announced,
and tha competition wern shortly aHnin Ut their
posts. Bulls oye e!tor bull'n eye wAs announced.
COL 9ifdernteoTe n1Atlo thtee {12), aud Str. Leo
had made Two (9), whom lse fired his final Slut,
which Was announced 40 centre f3], making l
altogether, sud losing In tbs third tic by os,e
point.
Tho r1,ootine OF boih was really brilliant, and
whs rewarded with round After round Of apulauaa,
S,' t'a!eIseess. s.A.....-...........t ! -l!-Cnr
Ml. t<et v. II. A.,.---............,.4 4 5-lI-G1.
Tho cup. which In of solid silver, valuo 10
9usnesa, wns nsuufactuted bY Mr. Gbsnn.
Ing Of MF. Leo was anch that lc received quite
NJ rrcat an ovation The Captain al the Ame1i.
cata team, who probably hhd mover hss work cut
out 10 well fos him before. To lose by ouo
point In tho third to is hardly 1eas lonora-
bic than victory.
, 1875-07-21

YOUNG 4kH'B CMktxTIAN ASHOE1AT10N.
LONDON. July 2o.-A few gonslomen breakfast
ed With Mr. Graham, former menber Of Paflia-
ment and opened : subscription with $12o.00o
To bald Young Mems Christian Association
Hail hore.
TIE pnxsnYTEr!lr COUNCIL
The Council OF Delegates from al tho Presby-
tari1u churches tn Chsisteudosn has met In
Regent aqua%e md opened Its sossion. Many
representatives of American aud Canadian
churches are present. The object Of the Couu-
cil is to demonstrate tho unity Of belief among
Prote4tAnta, arrauge uiaeion work, concentrate
the influence Of tho Church npon educational
and social Teforub. and orKAnize resistance TO
tnt1delty and religious intolerance.
LONDON, July 2l-6 l. m--Tha delegates Al
tonding tho Presbyterian Confetenoe number
100. Tho following American representatives
attended Yesterday oveuln1: The Rsv. Morris,
Cincinnati; ps. McCosh, prtnceton: tho Rev.
Allegheny City; and Schan aad Rogers. Of New
York
FLOOD. rnnEA73otKp.
LONDON, July 2l-5 4 n.-1Icsvy rains ha'fe
besn FILLING IN lancashire and Yorkshire = I'D
adjol1,tug ooun4les. Tho Myer Ca1def hAs ov Or
flowed ita bAnkB for 20 mileB. From Halifa*. to
Darnley the roada are submarged. Many tesat4
and housoA In Todmezden and Eastwood Dr ldgo
low-Iyiog parta Of Sheffield. Tie nbb'o haa
riscn aud oyerfowed the country for ais .aucs
Of 80 miles
Tue COTTON OPERATIVES.
IoNpoS. July 1.-the oottoa-1niIl o5'erattvea
held = meeting at Oldham aud resolved to re-
fuse tho masters terms fixing the rates Of
wages. Oldham blnne contains ~, 600 opera
ttvos- Tho wofkmen tn tho surrounding tia-
trict are In an unsettled stAte. A geueral rup-
tu1a III the lancashire cotton trade may 30
looked for.
TUE MAnKahEv.
LONDON. July 20.-The Captains Of tho British,
Irish, aud Scotch 0ighta ia = letter to tho Dour-
Gil, expres1 4 hope thnt the various suggestions
for match will load not only to contests be-
tveou tho taAns Of tho United States and tho
United Kingdom hereafter. but will insu!e AZ
annual competition 1t Wimbledon for the cham
pionshlp Of the world.
Col. Dodino, Of tho American rife team, ia
suffering from cold. lie vhaited Wimbledon to-
day. but was not IN condition to shoot
Irish eight for tho Elcho Challenge Hbield.
droor. HUI. aud Williain Mgby. have beon sub
stituted. 1Lia change weakena the Irish leam.
tue SHOOTING At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u
CHEAT 8uLL's-kYk VICTORY.
Suthtrn 1rhi9 tBsfa4f}. Jutys.
The t1ha computitton "aa for silver cup, pro-
sonted by the Mayor ssd citizens Of Uofast.
There were twenty-four competitors tan OF
whom belonged 10 tue American team UncludlDg
the viz who shot In tho International matcb). two
from tho Dublin Shooting Club, md twelvs OF
the Ulster Niaa Association
Tho conditions ware i've shots 1t !, 600 yards
(two sighting shots eaol.) Tics to b. decided By
three shoss each It 600 yards; any r1aei Any
position.
The tasgets were Il fcet long by 9 foot high
tho bulls-eyo, fact square; cant1e. feet
square outa1 were feet By feet 1t right
aud l.lt Of target. Value Of hits; Dull'x"eye,
Ii centre, s; outer, 2.
, 1875-07-21

NOW COL nrE1NBY n1ru US rr.v,
r.~ rrvsr,~'.-m .soIa WAN NEsEiFED"-THf
xEy x1yo1Trxu n:rnarn Asp ctEasr ncIloS On or THE
san rrxn.. - a-no.u ~, eaoos" PREMIER
on, ,-.:.", ' f."'' Gu" 1900 t"'oak1S, July II.
1ne oneea az ses steanner Insearora, having
on noara eol' y einoesgef' Special Commission
On she 4th OF March, The t,eok carso ~. -
49,, ,,,d .r,n,, n,a,,.n. 49, """ "
~. - "..5 49,. usensa' 1uo RonH eha Smnuni-
Won Hoso lU*ended for psesenta To tho ie!andors.
Boon Aftar tho arrival ut AptA Court OF H.
quiry composed Of the ofticers Of thc ru.c,rorn
cnn vanni TN thu rr-r,a. ~ ;.,,.ss.,..'
c1,,no, ~ a,na,;o.,,s r1o. .a.,o. " "'"''6aspR
e,a!.4s ! " 1aaoi'oAns sealoes sanosua. Thirteen
from dePtedationB committed upon roal estatn
and Other nronertv durinr H.. l,,. a.mo,, -..s
tv tn. aifysrrrt w,r r,,,ias ,,a.. 80 NJ,
"4Ao4e"' "~4 paHeS' ABOUT *!s'ooo WAS
saa.iaeu.
Coz. Stafnberger>s reception was ono which Ia
highly 1lattering 10 kLe American people. The
mailed demonstration Of real rl,aauro aud
satisfaction, 10 distinctly expressed by slleae
They had been An1nusty avaiting and trsyiur
Tor his coming, aud his opportuye arri7sl ninuc
prevented siso dissolution, OF t,pir then frall
existing !dorsrumaul. AL political and por-
him to guide aod instruct than. Iio has ~ syery. "
thing II hIs coua1n.ud to furthor hi. endn. "a
one mole universally respected aud beloved thsn
| ho ~ could not b.; aud 10 has also tho SYM
p&tuT Anu eDc0QEA2eHI< OF Lis own Govern
meuk.
On the day uppo,nteA AZ many otr1core AZ poa
| aible visited tas Goyornmcn: pcat, wiero Io.0oo
| natives, Representatives from ali tLo islands.
were assem- tled Commander Ehou read firat
his addteas presenting Col. Etejnbercer, nud "a.
| plose with ,sosx,B OF eucouragemout md adyico
Then the Presidents Iettsr Yas read one
similar in. purport to ths former, and 1ostiy
that Of G, j. Bteipberger After th,s tho rcr,rc,
sentative from tho ifersnt istr,cts ri tho is1-
sn IN. ,r],aa m -, rsntsr ,riar ...fas,,i,'t,
feats Of aim .thsto fosIs sn .,,i"i,'. w..
their erastsst w.rrT, IN sdv.ncc .irasS ~, -,
wAr ca .tnme n somt ba.ds,iras. .,,I tho w "
m.;nd ~ ~. III. .'ns!,I .r;t ~ sue tu
n ren,iu., ~ ".u.s,pa min ~ uoooanuk
IN aIu asts,o,'s .ty1s y. Rnuues art
.y NJ t., s,o,,t ~ H. fnio 1nen
80 -, - ~ os ~ ~ uuou nte.ea
w. .e tney aspos;sa tlst sgssfat pfssei!ts. Dnr-
ths s sFe.tes preTsod I;
49, ne ust n .h saspsso snd ho ltt. o. tho Rt!
~ ~ q! 5a ssea ,,a On saose :sanas ne e amounted
~ c1!shehM ~ "Es, ana aoout tons of
, 1875-07-21
AN INSANE MAN At LARGE.

SpFt5ds DNp0EEN % TN Fh1t110 7T110fz.
JOLIET, July 20.-l.obeEt Whi.eh!Ie. \ convict
In the renitcntia5y, bocAmo ipsAna soms ttmo
since. and waa tranafe7sd to tho Insane Asylum
II Elgin. lilo Wa accompanied there by Or. T.
D. Baird, tho Hospital Steward. Since his sxAna-
fes ho his succeeded In escaping on oue or two
occasions, alwsys eudaAvoring to reach Joliet,
With 4 view Of kll4ug Dr. Baird. lilo waA soon
tu this city so-dAY BY ono OF tho officials Of tho
Ienitentia1y, and olAcors &to diligently securing
the e;ty to, effect his eapsu1e-
, 1875-07-21

PmIADRLrnl4, July W.-Ex-Fathar dords-
nAr, who WAS recently tried tor ombe1zlemsnt,
esme aoAr beng moboed tonight, In the upper
seotloa OF tho citv. Ills psesen18 being dtaoov-
cred tn beer sA'oon It was soon uolssi arQupd.
and. largo crowd collecting. ::hooss and yslls
mob, @"'"'
, 1875-07-21

eT'A circus. terrible Wind md rain storm passod
over. bresking tto ccntro~pofe. and causing
EenerA stampede. Many wa.e burt. but no ono
killed. 1hote wha good trada, the noxt morn
lug, for hkia and boanota.
, 1875-07-21

Tbs Beott County Teacher Institute, With n
attendance Of sixty teachers, u In se4xinu In D.
7enport. Delegates arc Also present from Nus
eAhna Qo1uty, Book lalAnd, A4d o&l4ex plapaa,
, 1875-07-21

AAsrrosn' Conn.,, July 3a.-Ihs Bupsena
Court Of Connecticut has deedsd tho loosl o.,
oa feature Of &s IAoaaso laq aaaatsaAapsk II