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New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
5peual Nollces.
Amntenr Wood llerLrr-

Amaieur Wood Worker.
can hn' every uaue th-y require in RARE and FANCY
WOODS Ylaned ready for Use %
CEO. W. READ 3 Coz,
ls6 lo 2D0 LeWf--st ~ r
-snt SCENT stomp for Catalogue and Price List
Nc~-EngiaEd -ociety.
Ne,Ii & oi t.e NeF .-llna -"airiy, In no CITY
aoF ~ a. - e,tN noon 10 takr acton IN reference
l. P HUBBARD
Posi-Ossce Natice.-Tl.e VAIL. FOR EUEOPE Tor fhs
onice as follows ON ~ E-pAl. at II ul o. WFDN -
Dht Al 40 a M on iit lt0bAl al 4l.a0 ana SAT-
UhDAl 40 IA and 1850 a. m. T. L. JAMF, p 81
Rupture! The best u te world I, ~ tii-- p,i.,t
Isyer fls, NO pressure on back send for pampllcG %
lrgi~xes.-" -eaicys Hand Iuhler Tr5-7e-1 ,-----,-
safely cleanliness and durah y free from an s,r rst
reliable q. 755 Broadway n s and it- t{ en- s{'
Fhia correct so H,inrn. low ploes. send cataiogne
A Fe's ofaees only ranan uarented 10 lItE rAIBUNE
BJlLDlNV All me rooms ore beautifully finished n bari
wood tsh There ar elegant ganAr. ~ and ,ta, h,
ventilated have outside and commitment. tirc,i
win the aigr% amt nearly all have independent entrance,
he morn,n I'M long after 5nt il5ns tfon o'clock n
Counting room Nh
Advertiser, ae',rInS 70 grim nttcniion ana ma
fronsse OF Farmer. and agricuiturist. vii and Tge
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Ihe mcst valuable and enectivs ma.
reaches more farmers and t,o-. az ,,,.
cass. than any other weekly paper published Aay.rt.
proner classification should bs n.ns in -
before Tuesday Of the Of ISSUE
The f@'"e'0s' s6Trs Ses sfxTE 81 Tsr rOuae ara
SUBSCRIPTIONS Is iasfS s51 8aRIg4FPsR R4Fss
Al ~ BLISHEGs' RATES ~ ~
Subscribers to the Daily Phsdepha can bavs ,h. ,
oieaIsa ts5c IL is reserved ~ Ssnns ns q ra-s ts
and IS iuiinodseiy dispatched eli part. sf he ait.
Back numbers oAn usually 1o supplied ss the sAss
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

DIED

Al Notices Of Marriage, must Be iadorsd via MI
sas,e and adJrs.,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

The number Of Opon accounts on Jan !, 1870, Was
] .597. The amount deposited during 1874 was Sl24'
so 96 and the amount withdrawn during that year
S4l9 $50 %. DednctnC tee bond OF the trustees from
the a-seta. there q deficiency OF over Si9OOc
The security Savings Bank IL now being examined by
sir Reed Of the Banking Department Inc bahA Is al
No. JO7 Thrtaye. j. u. MaI6lail. Excise CoMiDle-
siouer il President and Vim. NJ Banks. secretary IN
Inc Last report the Legislature TIE assets OF me
security are represented at S660O3O 81 ana 10 AaD
flies at SGig600 43, being an excess or assets
OF $1,000 u. The numhrr OF open accounts
u Isnuary was 33l3. The number ~ accounts oDened
during 1874 9a and the number closed during the
same year 17a. The amount of money WltnuraWn uur
inV 1874 Wa SG93, ,JJJ 80 against -6Z331o 45 De
u1sited OF which S345G 81 interest credited. MI
Withdrawals the Security Bank so that lts assets
and liabilities are now probably far below the sums
given. ...,. g..
the security Savings Bank were found at IN residence ol
the former last evening IN consultation Mr Marshall
stated tha; the bank perfectly solvent ana IL W.
an outrage - injurc Iii credit No oinef nstll
tion In the city was admin stored with more soundnes
aud economy the expense fOr clerk hire being only TlVo
A velr since the bird Avenue savings Banks su-pcn-
sion the Security had paid out T25OOOO About
SiGO 600 remsiDed hand, every dollar OF when "a'
secured 20 depOslt0rs. large portion OF TIE money
was loaned out bond and mortgage Ile
bank had done excellent business. an tle
I.gu, made being the best security. II
lad no productive real estate real estate that bad
shruuk in value. The call loans we're especially good
The o.ns was fully able 10 meet all demands In vie"
m me damage which had been done by the circulation or
Injurious statements there might De run on tne n-titu
tion tli. morning III this should take place the bank
ocef, would demand the 80 days notice provided Dy
law and II necessary 10 protect the interests o. depOs
itora. would 20 INTO voluntary liquidation.
The Gentlemen aftr making these sfaffnrnf- " nf 20
thc Metropolitan Hotel 10 see superintendent Ellis
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

Amaieur Wood Workers
can hnd every Thing tiry require RARE and FANCY
WOODS Yan.d rcaly for
CEO. vs.. READ 3 Co.'S
, 1875-08-27

rcorio will not be natistl-d with Anythlng nhort
nf tioinu llnfD, mud II England Ia wian Hhe vii
giant It. Il w,1l not tlu 10 laugh Mt tlEs N 1yn.
ment. Somehow Intelligent Etlgl Rl,mcn alp ar,
rivlug at Tile same cnnulu4nn. Tbay SOC thai
after NIL Tho centnlios Of reprchsiro inwH a1i
pnrFoentlons, thla stsan4o Irish peon1o IA rs IN.
tnsnann ~ over. Thoy SEQ that, tn Jurh
Acuslanl hss become tho mort lo"nl arm
us tho Empire, Ireland Ia still Tin
sano "moraliy ,iuaovcrnab1e" tnolnnar. lin
ungovernab,o member eomo dAvtr other tus9 s1
IN ~ the wlole holv p little; nnd, ll,n eklIltu
doctors, tho thougltfu, mon In ENGLAND ara b..
Ritlnins 10 tl'scnss wl.other It w6nd not 10 Tia
o"st troattncnt ~ admin,stet aootLing and I,o IL
Jug medicine rather s!lan longer risk Tho nen oi
oaiilR I'll" u, RoyorlIal,ln trenlb"r altogether and
pottib'y weakenine, 4 not rAralsaina, tho rhos
body. should not b, snrprihsd h hear at TIA
no1t Parliamentary scnaton, OF Mr. ptsrAclt IN,
Il Iotlnctng n lfnmu-1lulo schsmo aud snail ba
more surprised II that act Of simple tmHico elai
rot result IN tnnkinE Ireland tho mogt ioyal a1li
doyoted part OF lier Sainsty's poaaossiops, thu
Birong right arm, Of the f'ritish Empire.
IRELAND noes NOT WANT tNnErEsnExCE.
II is The habit to asaort that wero lreland
granted ffumo 1ln!c 1t won!d only }rovo tbs
sscppihg-stono to Independence. do not Ia.
liave tins. From what hasa hoard nutl eccu,
AIN convinced that tho great bulk OF tho lrlsh
people now reallzo that their country cnuId
not exist as nm independent Power; that their
safety. and future prosperity ntl development
dcpend hpon tie right to loatstAte for them.
selvcA. but. Mt tin snmo timo, preserving unoa
With England, which, in linn nf danger. would
provo bond ul ntr.ngth and mutual support.
, 1875-08-27

The New school Of Mines.

The New school of Mines.
lqpeefIi Correspondence a. 7hs chlcaap Tribune.
Avs Ahnon, Mich. Aug. 25.-Tho first annual
announcement Of the now school Of l1snes has
Just been completed by DR.. B'as II. Douglas. Of
ths University. Tic following Ia synopsis OF
tho announcement:
FACULTY.
James D. Angsll, IL. D.. President.
si!sa II. Douglas, n. A., rrofca'ar Of 9tss1lurv.
Ana'yt'cel md Aig'cl Chemistry, snd Director 1t
5.ass q. sstsoa. II. D.. Professor Of Astronomy.
Edward 0lney. IL. u, lrosessoF Of Mathematics.
Chas!o4 x. Adatu*, II. A., Professor Of History.
Chemistry.
u.oFgo 8: Norris, ". A.. Professor Of Modern
ch.rls. i. uteen. H. L.. @. E., Professor Of olvti
Maasa Ont Tyler, IL. D., Professor Of EDsl'.h L.o-
WiLlsm ii. rst,es, ii. A., Professor Of Mining Eu-
RtncerIug, Geology. an.! Aihtro!avy.
Jo.eph u. DAvas.o e.. As*stsus Professor of Eng-
Marx II. Harrington, H. D.. Al.ias.nt Professor In
charge Of notany and Zoology.
Mathematics. ...-
Preston i. Roso, n. A., II. D., Assistant Ia Chcu,-
r. Il. H. Dc rrut, n. A., n. D., Instructor in French
Charles 4. Donlson. N. H., q. f.. Instructor In
Cnafies II. Jones, i. a., Instructor ia Mathematics
otse q 4, 5ohnson, u. A. Assistant Professor Of
banuel J.. lOASAst an. u.K H. t-t hhaltt4nt HrQloA-
sor Of MctollnrRy anl Analytleal ohs1nis'Ey.
HEQulRkMENTs JoR ADMISSION.
Candidates fos admiusson will be examined in
tho following Btudles English Language aud
Geography. iiistory, Mathematics, French, Nat
ural pbl o4ophy. Nosany, Zoology. aud Osomet-
zioai Drawing
Tho examination OF can6idAtcs for adulsslon
will begin on Thursday, Sept. 70, It 0 o'clock
:. tu.. continuing through Friday aud Saturday
and thu Monday following.
Tia course 1T ssudy will cover four years.
Caudidatos may DO admitted to advance stand
lug, II properly 1ual,isd. 1t any time prior to
Tho beginning Of tho fourth year. i,
, 1875-08-27
EXCunSt0Ni5T5,

Sr+efaf Df,nafch Ia The Ch'caro Irtbnn&.
WArEAnAN, H., Aug. a1.-Tho Supuar-schotl
EXCLUSION trau from, llnchley, ILL.,, tu-lsy hsd
l,2o0 phsscngoiH. II llRH Just returned Tlt
ezours,ouiHss Aad koud tlms, uulnAtrcu by auJ
accident.
aprr1ai Uians'rt to FAt Ctteaoo 9yrbunt.
0nASD HAVEN, Mich. Aug. 4U.-Thtto e.curslcs
paTticB Vt re1'gInliA soGlotses Waited this paca
TODAY. AllcGau ecnt Jb1 rc; rcseutattses; .ls
Ceugrosnttoa,lIists md Grand Illplda son. :1l
!opfsae''tlnB the ea'no aenom.natIon, tho lattet
teIng frnn tile lev. Morgan Smiths chlrh;
Ovid bapt LOCO Dap.ists, under tue loadcr,Lp u
G. II. Potter, accolnPauied by n tltc company and
tic 1T. Johus bsass baud. They all returned tuls
evening.
suttfal Dfspateh td 7hs Eht-afa 7ribun.
DETROIT. Aug. 2H.-Ncariy 3.UJD peullo trcm
Adrian aud other towns IN tho bouthern lol
arc In town to-day oh M excursion.
, 1875-08-27
SUICIDE.
Three Exceptionally sad Cnses Of
StifA Destruction 1kcpUrtcd Yesler,

Thrce Exceptionally sad Cnses o.
SthfADcstrHcsi0n 1tcpUrtcd Yesler,
day.
srtetai b,spatch to 7ht catcdac 1tionw.
ALTON. ILL.,, Aug. 2G.--This morhing nan
natnad Alo.ph Dontx, = Justice OF tho peacs iot
Burkinn Precinct, md owner OF ,l.o 1ourire.
mill ut this place, committed suicide by shooting
tho top Of Ills head completely OF. Tho causs
OF tho rash act fs unknown, 20 Mr.. Dcnls W.
IN fair financial clrcum 1.nnccn. Ifo was vol
educated, and undoss ool several languages. snd
fur uunIbor of ycarH ha3 1eou JuHtico Of tue
pcace. iio had large uusnber of friends IL
tbs vicinity, mud ~AH much esteoneh. lii
Ioayes = vito and daughter to mourn his IN.
timely death.
tptctas Df.pafch 10 7he Ch,cnao T+1bane.
NAAnv1L1E, Tenu., Aug. 2G.-Mra. J. P.
CruAo after third attempt, kllte.! ho.aolf tas
afternoon. 1lot iuhhana. coming In boIoro bet
d-u!" ' >@''' "''A "
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2e.-,lrs. Louisa Kruz, wlfs
Of Charles kra:, living Ut 9u1 Market street.
conmttcd suicide last night by banging l6self
fur tho Last two years, anl, for tho last t1
weeks, has becn conlincd to her bed
On last Saturday her attending physician,
Dr. Grmer was called in, and he gaye 1t as Aia
oopln'on that sho had not sns to 1.-Two. and might
l'opeH Of existence. and she kept continually
Bneasiug about it mud exprensru nh intcn-
sion Of committing suici.ie. aIr, krnz
t,onght TINT tha waa Impossible
on account ct her condition. but, In Older ia
thing from tle room that might mid her lu lrr
endeavofs. Yesterday AI,o told tho nurse tnut
sl,o might go out from 8 to 10 o'cL,or, aurlpx
which time she lntandosi tn aIeep. nna dii uot
wa,k to be annoyed by anyl'oas. tSi,o rogucntol
the nurso not to lock tho room door. At 10
o'clock tho husband returned. lie U, cncd tho
door and MAS horIicd IN tinuihg ilA vito lang.
ing by a clothes line attacllod 10 nail in ,hs
fsnme OF tan door. with black veil osrs
her face. uo immediately uo.ified Officer Geoa.
ecian. bnt too latc, as all liHs had tled. i.or
she managed, WIKI l,or l!ttlo Rtrength, conaIct.
Ing hcr tllsoaso mud the lsueih OF time yho ha
been sick, to commit the deed, ~ myatory.
, 1875-08-27
RELIGIOUS.

fpee1d' Dttpdtch to Ihs Chkeaoo Tribune.
Lx1txur0a. ILL.,, Aug. 28.-The Daptista'
mestlng received largo and new delegations to-
day. Tbs meetings crowded tho church, Tho
Ministerial Conference, the lseY. y. G. Mnier
alodorator. coassd i1s sessions after hearing Ill.,
la' estiug papers by tho 1eys. NeyAu, Vo.tor,
Gilbert, Wilson. au1 Thom1s, Mr. Dsyan's
paper declared the Losd's Supper 10 be not Z
aud awsksnnd sharp cEitlcisrua from tho leading
members. ln tho HundAy.schuol Couycuson,
DE, nvf,nItt, Of Bloomington, President, en-
couraVlns reports wero haar'l frotu l!ty schools.
Tho ltey. lernbasger gave Bib!o leading on
teaching cn!dteD, Aud tho 1asv. r. J. Thomas
tsed ~ Ab!u essay OH Johns tiospel, To-ulHht
valuable ad1ressea wcfe made by tho lev,
Malis, of btin0nk. GU "AmiAbie Addresses"
Tic Church Association will asaemble to.inof-
IuH.
, 1875-08-27
ENGLISH RAILWAYS,


Tho London 7fn'es gi.sa tho following etatls-
tics concerning tho progrcss Of the railway sys-
ten, In the Unitod Kingdom slnca 1854,
Thu approach Of tho nftIeh anulyersary Of the
oreng Of the Hotkton Darlington Halfway. said 10
ou tho nrst lius used for tho cnyeyaico Of geeral
1s!c, reminds IL That half century sgo cur Railways
had 20 stathtics fot ths lest OF reasois The Board
q Ttads hs4 issae summary of our railway returns
Erosfts. nsae ID iii .as II i those ss1s IL To
DC, aud 1t te end Of st there were milaa, or
nl"Ee than aoubts tho former number. Tue In
IT,. sLs.' Gas ssin Etts u "nse Aus.
10 1900 1ailcs In 1915; hut the liuss which sfa
!tonbte lore advanced ouly from 6lO3 u!lcs
Tbs capital paid up has ths doubled in twenty
0ss3e 9il III ls;4 10 that throughout ths txesty
ysAra sank spent sbove ElG 10 uD1 psr xnuunl
gu .n average ~ making railways III the Uated King
o0N. IL lssi 10 Eats5:sa In iii. .Ss iassesss II
capital having besn chiefly In tia! which his h1ed
rats Of Interest, Thua tho guaranteed aud prsfsEsn-
"lusn.," u nosslug dsbi, slor : doclius from
e7as;o oa6 IN ls5s 70 f.y2s.o1o IN ls'a, The pss.
lAvor, auouutsl In 1874 to no le4s thAn Ell.i70,99l
iueseaains fruin ess lhAa cso tn 1857 10 4s,sa
times that 1moult !n is7t Tue uuLuber Of ordinary
sa;ss;. y s.. u II s91: G
itsi to 1n lsa hut thls Is exclusive of ths
Journeys Of season or periodical uckstholdess Who IN
in1t wsts 499,7 or nearly halt million ia humber.
Of tes these Int Travelled. III 1874 they paid n al
ElU69,lN tao1 twensisth part Of The
.a s.s e ,fda ' s,en
tIets.ho!!sE. Tbs 1seat Eastern had the largest
nunbst-l13oea, chiefly wo1tmen, snd they paid only
9 q T. M ths whoi IL q: N0t tSad9a sss Hs,
only 1o,s7t, but they paid Gl7s Without estimates
aEou tAs eoupAntss u " ths RAs2b>s sS 10lasnsJs
, 1875-08-27

New Yonx, Aug. 2o.--TAe Turner Convention
closed to-day. III the forenoon Congress Of
Teachers was held, Mr.. George. Of CAicavo, TIC.
siding. 1t MAS Icsolvcu 10 tefar to TIM ctLttb
organization tho feasIhllty Of 4 p1aa 'clf-
in. tho Introduction Of Eytnuas:tos III til, Ger;
naa-Anertcan IoAol,ers' HauN"Ary. 4 y'toy
honor was glyan 10 Fred Ijsrtsuh, vi in.iaaat,
for bis essay Oh gymnastics. IL waB rcaulYaa ~
urge upon tue Turner sociatie. tho rrnpIls:y u
approximation at tho Philadelphia CeutrDu.t.
, 1875-08-27
IelEGRspHlc RREYl1tES.

JadRo Duudv, OF Omaha, las ordered 1.na
Gordon, the Black Hilla miner, to 10 FeleAseaV
the military.
Tho Eomsius Of The l2ts MArsa Gliding. 10Y
eTs,oE ot New Me1lco, wll b. t4ksn to As'u4'
goo for lpse11usuL sept. ..
Tho horses, hAsness. and csrTisgee Of William
Dusler Duncan sold ~ Auolioa in New YORK sea'
tefday fur AGA
Th% anchorage OF tbs East River bridge, ~
York. IL completed, aud eable-MAklnS las ~
bridge wall commence u oncAs
, 1875-08-27

6pseial Hsrafeh 10 1hs CHtcaao Trfbnnt.
RooKRonD, ILL.,. Aug. ~. Dr.. q. u. Ris'na.
dentist well known In this State, aal for txeaty
ycars tho leading tooth extractor Of Ro'klod,
died suddenly Of typhoid fsros at II O'Clock shis
morning. Alr. lssI1sg WAS ~ yca1s Of nxo, snl
lnantber Of tho Htate Denta1 Association.
Sptesas N .rdsch IN The fhttug3 1rtogn'.
bAunATuck, Mich, Aug. 2f.-J. I. Jcnctt, 0!
Chicago, lied At the reside leo o D. II. j0l1sc1
thla eyon'ns aaoa 81 yaars b uuntha aAl n
uAYH.
, 1875-08-27

Tbs report that no fair would ba hold in OaIs
County thaa year u still going tho rull,'hs. 4
correspondent Aaaurts Ia that there will he = fnE
held, which As predicts will bo tho largest eFsf
held in thu county. The days aet Tor the fair 80
Bert. Z. y, ,, aud 10.
The District Fair OF WhItoslds County will b
held ibis year ~ Morrison, on Sept. II, 10, III
aud II.
, 1875-08-27

spfstal DtsDatfA to 1'As CAaeass TttSuas.
LACROSSE, Wis, Ang. 26.-The water In the
hississppl IL The lowest 1t has been tor years.
Several steamboats, aIo caught On ths bars III
this tioiuity. The largo packet Ted Wing 10
now lylng On tho b4r Auth OF sha CITY with over
3to calln E&t&anRa1a on board
, 1875-08-27
TEACHERS INSTITUTE,

8psefai nspafah 70 7hs CAkaue 7tibuns.
CuAArAlas, ILL.,. Aug. 20.-Ihe Intes- County
Teachers luatisute, now In sessiou heIe, was
addressed BY President Edwards, Of the Normal
Uuivosety, GU the value Of freq schools, this
evening. The address Has ds,,yered before :
large andisncs In the Industrial Uuive1Alty
Chnpel Hall,
, 1875-08-27
ILLINOIS.
TLE
I5rxefdt fHsys.fth Il,

.srtefdl D,spsfch Ia tn fh,tndn Tribune.
1.AsALLr. H., Aug. 2f.--lt is now thought
that tho iivcE-bottum curniclis will yioll At
least onc-tlird Of a c1op, notwithstanding the
tAto floods. .. ....
st%rI1i DiErntrh ia 7h- ttht.nrn 7fibunt.
WArEnHAS. H.. AuR. 2B.-1ho craps hern Arn
good. Thu lay harvesting In about 'set,o. Uatn
will average ~ hnAlirls. oats M wheat 70, hay
- tons. lllo .i,ily interefts here are good.
Th1rc hre ELK cheese factories Wltliii O tnllcH.
, 1875-08-27
THE CROPS.
MINNESOTA,

m|hhESCjH.
6pteidg NspGtch to Iht Chie1do 1fi6un<.
MASEAro, Alian., Aug. 2C.-In about one-
fourth of This (l}iuo Eastt) county tho eraAs-
hoppcra damaged tho crupa in tho localities
where they appeared. Wheat and oata uero
nearly destroyed. Outside OF these Townships
tho crops aso unusually excellent. averaging, MS
an various!y Informed, ~ bushels OF wheAt to
the acre, aud Is Of oats. Harvesting through-
cut this section Ia all tono, aud tho stacking
nearly completed. Old fA1tn-Hettlers Hay tloy
never had such Immense cropa In tllis section OF
this btato NJ they Aavo this scaaon, Coru
and potatoes arc also l1rst-ratG, tho
latter now selling hero on tho
strcet for rs cents per buslcI. II Ia Bald
THAT potatues arc AoW cut Of tho rsac! OF frost.
The recent frost Bcaso dId mol affect anything
herssbou.s worthy of mention. am told TINT
the average Of email grain In thls section Is som,
10 ror cent larger than last year. The 1ax crop
IL also gool.
ST. PErEt, Nlnn. AuE: 2G.-fhls il III tho
grsestopper region OF Minnesota. The croI's
were considerably affected eariY III tho season by
tho pest Of tho urangors in this {Atcolet]
county. nnd Will fall short OF Aeood yield .!
nlscs about tits town. lIlo cfo,s wcra fatr, but
thu gratHhoppoe ruyages arc sujly noiicgablo tur
Ho'liu II miles towasds Now Cln,. tor portion
Dl klt4 QlAt4uE9 uot HtaGk OF elnhil kIAlH-1Qk
oson g1alk-can be seen. t'n,u aud potatoes,
howoycr, hhso ESCAPED. In Nrown County tho
grasshoppeEs haye deposited their eggs, aud, OF
course. will lpako obstructive rayages next year.
Such fields Of small grain ~ escaped .le 'AoI,-
pcss will yield we'll. Corn and POTATOES ntso
are good. Tho Injury to coru. pnta-
tues, and vegetables through iuta s.sso,
from st. raut to sA4 tu9nt, Inns been
exaggerated. Even along tie valley of tho MIN
ncsola River scarcely trace If ituat ran 10
suen, oxcaEt now and then In low Places IN pots-
to aud Rar1su Patches. h4yo sern no corn A.
footed by frost thus far. lolatoe. are generally
beyond tho injury of frast. X t.11.Glo rai,s-
storm prevailed through heto yesterday after
noon and last nEsht the hardest Of the season.
Il did but little Injury, wheat aud oata. boiuE
mostly in stack.
DAKOTA.
Sioux Cirr, H., Aug. 2G.-Tho storm for two
days paat In Southern Dakota was very 10.
At1uctiys and violent Many aeda OF wheat iu
shock are floating In water and badly daalagel.
Al Elk roiut the Wind blow a!uio.t hurricane,
Several buildings were blown over. Due w.Fs-
house, G0 feet long, WAS carried BY the wind into
all ad joining lot. Fences In that soct.ou wofu
destroyed, and considerable damage doae to
corn. Another heavy rain soulh au1 west to-
night
, 1875-08-27

farmers. and abundant crops arc promised from
tho region rasAgcd by Tho gtas-horpers.
rrfrirf DtthllrA 10 tht fhrs1" 1sionHt
a,most iuressart,y fnr Two days rass. An In.
rnnse amount Of wa;er has fallen. It IL feared
That AamaEe 10 wheat II sIacNs may cnsdc.
, 1875-08-27

srR,SaRtgLb, ILL.,. Aug. 2G.--llr. r. L. fflnck-
10y has been here for several days past looking
after tho Gilman. Clinton Il Springfield Ilailroad
property, preparatory to turning II ovor to
whomsoever tho Trusteca-Scott and Jewott-
shall appoint to take charge Of tho ioal. Mr.
Hlnekloy tlnks tie trausfer will bo mado about
tho 1st Of ssptornber. It iB hardly expected
that any change will DO mndo In tho officials Of
tho road, an they hayo boen mostly conupctol
with the road for a long time.
, 1875-08-27
TIE MINNESOTA BsDLAM,

dptefat Ltsput'h tv Tia Chteapo 7r,bnn<.
sF. pErEA, Asi1u.. Au3. 26.-The north wiug
Of the State lnssae Hospital will 10 completed
ths autumn, which completes The entire build
lug, With 1900 1sst front. Il non ha4 40
pAtisuss.
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NEW YORK CANAL TELLS.

ALBANY, N. T., Aug, 2a.-staso Tnasa'sft
haiufs. 10 consequence Of the eoG'buatGn -. g.
the Eleyastng ASSOCIATION at Buffalo AMI t1s
floating elevator to double the charges upoh.
gratn, requests the Auditor 10 cali rnsetlnk,qqt
the Canll Board 10 boar expl4uatiuhs. hs
favoEs ~ Immediate retufu 10 the Old sAse "
tQIIa.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS.
ANTWERP, Aup. .26.-Asrive1- Of se7aaA
from Philadelphia. ,,,-.
NEw Yong, Aug. observation-disclosures A'oo'
stock. from Hamburg.
New YuIx. Aug. 26-Arriyet-ateamcs 6"4r
kefIAnd, from Antwerp.
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THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, u. C., Aug. 27-1 4. m.-For tha
Upper Laks roEioa, tbs Unper Miasis.ip,i, anl
Lover Missouri Valleys. partly cloudy und wat4.
cr woathor durlnR tho las, with 10 lthcrlY wlud.
veoring to westerly, slight chsngos in tl.o baron.
otor, and rains In the Northwest, folows By
lower Temperature Eud 1ialns barJnlotLr.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
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!spseiai Dspatrh ~ IAs Chicago 7r1tuns,
LxAvESwoAru, Ham, Aug. 28.-On Wednss-
day night and Thursday morung Ito rain that
has been rEomising fur tbs last week c.ms down
In lAKa quantities. II NaY 4 QqasI!4 to tho
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KANSAS.

Arcn1soS. Ran. Aug. 2G.-A hravy raln-s'oru
has prevailed pinco Il o'clock last night, c1ssnd.
Ing over Northorn River aud lar 10 the suntL-
wasd. II is very tcnelcial 10 lato plAutod corn.
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AAItnunl thermometer, IL; minimum. 3D.
s5ectH Utardtch IL 1he Cain,tpo 3lttHhe.
LA CNOssE, Wis, Arg. aJ.-Tl,u weat,cr, which
has b"an threatening tia past Week anl nofe.
cleared or to-day Marui.
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The ENGLISH BoNOOWNEns AND STOCK.
HOLDERS BEGIN THEIR tNVE SITUATION.
New YoRR. Aug. 20.-The COMMITTEES appotnt-
cd BY tho English bondLoldors aud stooaloldors
Of tue Eric Hallway to mako an Inspection OF
the main line ana It's branches began ite labo1s
to-day, aud expects TO DO engaged in tho work
three Jhye
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not boar until too lato Of the deep-rooted hos
tllty to tl!olr scAemo to make tho celenra-
tou ~ UultrAmoutano ~ possible. WA9thHr
OF not, it aeems 10 ~ Al undoAbted facl that
many OF tho yonpg 1telanders. 10th here AID III
scotland and England. detsrInined 10 bo Is lAs
celeb1Atioa With concealed Arn,s on thelr per
sons, resolved. 1t ueed be. to carry tnelr pyiat
over the dead bodies Ut sheIF opponents. Had =
single ahos bcan tired on tile aay Of the procoa.
hsvs sud.d. lid o'Ii.s.u persisted in attsmpt-
lug 10 deliver tho orAtloa Of the day, 10 would
have been torn from tho stand and --- The
imagination must dill up what might have fol-
lowed. This IL no akctchnR Of 4 fanrilul plot,
but tho outline OF plan actually resolved upon.
TH1 AFPAEHENgloN1 ot LORD hAYoR AxwtnKY.
II appears that, the day Aftos lhe procession,
Cardinal Cullen heasd o4 this plot. Like good
priest. - ae undonbtsdl, il, 10 Immediately
impressed "ith the Idea Of danger that ho issued
h,a proclamation pontpouing tho fireworks :. on
aooouut OF tha seathsr"t7). Tbs Goyesnmeut
also had learned Of tho plot, and was in feadi-
uesa to sapPross any disturbance that might
waA7 oo1knNkEN1 1u1sKs or IT.
Tbs EnRllsh Government observes tho changes
In Tho ro'sslons ol tLs Irish osFgy aud people
with lo Satisfaction. THIS may seem inosediIls,
so,sastne cons ~ ths trouble shs Irish priesthood
= ~ neveFtleleaA, fsot. England secs moro
danger FROM The poopio lsft " themselves, w!th-
ons she Restraining influence Of the clstgy, tLAn
when thsy were led Ike aheep by their aii,itual
could count 10 some exteu. on ths influence oi
ths olerRy III suppresslnE 1etcllioua outhleAks.
Aud the oesRy NAle not colntea ca la vain. /
s.J LOT ~hather rightly y wrongly. But now
nho Will stop thn htsMesslble oani!lot2
THE hEAEUy,
Only the English Government can arrcat Il,
" no miAtsk4Sg ths tseS that this extraordinary