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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

The I. S. Senate adjourned on the
18th, after adopting the following reso
luton in reference to the course of the
Administration in regard to Louisiana ;
"Resolped, That the action of the Pres
ident in protecting the Government in
Louisiana, of which WILLIAM p. KEEL
LoGG is Executive, and the people of
that State, against domestic violence,
and enforcing the laws of the United
States, is approved"
This resolution was adopted as sub
stitute for the following which endorsed
in emphatic terms the policy of the Ad-
ministration
"ResoiUed, That the Senate approve
the action heretofore taken by the Presi-
dent of the United States in protecting
Louisiana from domestic violence, and
are of the opinion that he should con-
tinue to recognize in that State the exist
ing government"
The Republicans could not be brought
up to the support of this resolution, and
they adopted the former which we con-
strue to be milder expression of the
same idea. 1t may be taken for granted
hat Kellogg will serve out the remain
Ter of the term he is filling by fraud and
orce.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

THREE thousand colored men in Wash
ington City sought an interview with the
President to lay their grievance of not
having been paid for their work on the
public improvements of the city, but he
refused to see them, and turned them
away from his door, with the police.
They left breathing vengeance.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
The Warren County BIood,aa

From the VicksJurg Monitor
Yesterday the Supervisor
Crosby over $4,000 for feeding
at 30 cents day for le. '.
months. This mikes the allow
the board thus far about s22 00
the levy for county purpose Iso0
$50, 600 we believe, il leave aboa.
Tor the rest Of the year Nice ?
for debt isn't ii?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

j. f. CUNNINGHAM, of Mississippi, no.
torious as Radical manager and counter
feitor, is in trouble in New Orleans. A
warrant has been issued for his arrest, on
charge of forgery, but he is non est inuen-
f,,,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

The HandsborO Democrat says that
the Indiana editotial exentsionists did
not take the Mobile and. New Orleans
railroad, but returned by the way Of
Jackson, on their tour in Consequence of
the illiberaity of its managers, whose con
duct was ID direct contrast with the gen
crosby of the N. o. ST. L. & C. r. r.
and the yicksburg and Meridian Com
panies.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

ALL classes, and especially the colored
people, are referred to the letter of Gen.
Butler on our first page, for instruction
as to the meaning of the Civil Rights
bill. As jealous advocate of the meas
ure, it is to be supposed that he would
giveit as broad an Interpretation as its
terms and the intention of its authors
will admit of. 1t does not include bar
Der shops and and saloons.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, = 1875

EVERY now and then a Radical organ
is heard to blow Justify for recruits from
the "old Wing element in the South. :"
But it is like calling spirits from the
Vastly deep. They don't come.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
Gen. sharp.

The Columbus Index states that the
Grange Agency established by Gen.
Sharp, in that city, has proved a success.
Gen. Sharp is live man in whatever he
undertakes. At their last State Conven-
ton, the Changers elected him by accla-
nation to deliver the annual address;
and we can promise them an intellectual
feast racy of the times and its demands.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

A HOME INSTITUTION. The Gran
gers of Kinds county have subscribed
sufficient amount to establish lanyard
and satisfactory on the cooperative plan.
Clinton is to be the site. The Raymond
Gazette says that several energetic men
of capital of the town have taken the
matter in hand with a determination to
carry it forward to a success.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

Gov. CHAMBERLAIN, of South Caro-
lima has vetoed another Funding bill, and
was sustained by the Democrats and Con-
Republicans.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

CHICAGO, March 2g.-W. d. .
editor of the FINES, has been
ten days imprisonment for tbeI
Of articles constructiyelv rg
members OF the Grand Jury.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
The Mexican Raid int. .

GALVESTON, March 9g-.
special from Corpus Christi IT,
18th, says a citizen oft...
returned from Mexico. vHen
buy mules, visited Mou,euy
cIova, where ha failed m M
acquaintance in the stock b..
inquiry, he was inlurmeIlas.
to Texas. On further inquiry
that about seven hundred m
that section for Texas. nrn.r
was not stated. He thrraup.
rapidly home. AZ Clmlr,.
ity all the pelados have diurn
bands Of four and six hundred
ed crossing the river near BONA
ensburg. 1t is stated thatat.
ON this place is contemplated.
Mexican leader of the ou.llwm
that his bugles will sound iu m
of Corpus Christi when thc p.
expect il.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

NEW PosT OFFIcE.-There has been a
Postofice established at MitchelPs Mills.
Attala county. Our old friend SamI
is postmaster.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

The day is not far distant when such
men as Senators Everett and Sessions.
and we will add in connection with them
the name of our own Henry C. Griffin.
will be recognized as clear sighted states
men not less pure than the proudest of
those who have tried to cover their names
with obloquy.-Natchez Post, (Rep.)
All this may be true, and yet it will be
remembered by the Post, that Messrs.
Everett and Sessions. on account of the
very course which has entitled them to
the commendation of that journal, and
we will add, of all right-thinking Missis-
sippians, were not deemed worthy by the
Radical managers to sit in their caucuses
and deliberate in their councils; and
that for pursuing precisely the same
line of independent action which they
had marked out, Messrs. Feemster.
Chandler, Mackey and other members
of the House were literally read out of
the Republican party by The leaders of
the faction.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

1t Is just as we expected The Civil
Rights bill is causing great deal
more trouble in the North than the South
II IS carrying home to the former what
the latter has felt for several wears.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

A SKETCH of Senator Andrew John
sons able speech on the Presidents Lou
isiana policy, is printed on our first page
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

An Illinois judge has decided that .
young man who pays his board has . r;obt
if he pleases. ''''N al "'sn'
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

Bishop Ames tells "a story %
master in Missouri. In The oliea
negro yassalage, who said to h.s
"Pompey, l hear YOU are q great
err" Eyes. mass. de Lord DO D.
powerful sometimes. "Welp I
don't you think the negroes aa
things on the DIantotiop2e "I-e r-
'fraid they does, massa. "lhea
pey, | want you to preach
the negroes against stealing.
brief reflection, Pompey replied
see, massa dat won't DO, cause
throw such a col'ness over de me,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
1tiII
From Washington Cor. Cincinnati.
fRrr.r

FROM Warrington Cor. Cincinnati.
tRepJ
Several prominent lawyer. a..
ted Suites supreme Court OBJ d...
the various decision. That hay..
by United States judges u.
States Commissioners lnHen
Rights Bill. Their uuanimau.
was that with exception o.
clause, ifthe decisions already
should be sustained ou appeal
nothing left in the bin. Ihri..
pending the debate iu Cuaga
ceded to DO inn legal SENSE d.
feature in the bill. THE d.e.
far rendered declare tha. tle aa
affect the rights Of States tYa..
common carrier. bI.H
eating saloons, and barber Shops
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

HE spelling tournament epidemic has
broken out in Columbus.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
Educator and Statesman.

The Chickasaw Messenger publishes
the following as copy uerbatim ct Htera-
tim ct potnctuatim of a letter written by
the Radical Senator from that District
to one of his constituents, during the
late session of the Legislature
Dear sir
this evening [ take the Liberty of
writing To you informin you of We Re-
lief Bill inrelation To the Mississippi
Reportes We have A Bout To Bring
Our Legislation To A Close we have
Done all that we Could inpromoting the
general Good of all We have Reduce
Taxation Debated Taxes on Delinquent
Real and Personal Propity all prior To
1874 l will see your Bill impressed and
inrolled and approved by the Governor
So that you can be Relieved
Your Very truely
n. Shirley Sent
The Messenger says that while the
" Sent" (scentD is not engaged in the
arduous duties of lawmaker, he EMPLOYS
himself teaching public school, at least
he is on the pay roll of the County Su-
perintendent in that caDacitv
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

At a jubilee Of the colorod pei,
Savannah over the passage Of ih'
Rights bill, a resolution was adoP
commanding our people to be e1
~ moderate and discreet I'D Il'
ment Of such privileges"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
PresidenIiaI specuIn1lon-

1HE Democrats have carried Bangor.
Maine, by 80 majority.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
ANOTHER TRIBUTE.
From the Tasoo Banner.1

On Tuesday, the 23d inst, at 8 o'clock,
on the Holly Bend plantation, in this
county, there passed TO the other world
one who was endowed by nature with
every womanly virtue and adorned by
education and culture with every accom-
piishmeat Mrs. n. L. BARKsDAI.E.
widow OF General William Barksdale,
who was killed at the head of his heroic
brigade at Gettysburg in July, 1868 has
caused mourning among large circle Of
relatives and friends by her untimelv
DEATH Her remains have been taken
to Jaekson-where her husband is bu-
ried-for interment. r.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

Providence, r. J., March
Prohibitiouist.' Convention ha
mated the present incumb.a.
makes three tickets for Cuya.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The M
the ticket is the same as the E.r
NFhnt thc ubIstfmuuFsbedW r
AZ tho ERnr sac thr supra
COurtOE Ghc a.. a. ThiuE
Of the CivII.Hgiehr
uEiII.
, 1875-11-25
THE REVIVAL IN BROOKLYN.
PLYMOUTH CHUnCH Pride.


A small gathering Of Plymouth Church mem.
bers last night began tho revival services that
are to be conducted by Mr. Deecher evsty oven
ing Of this week except OIL Thursday. TAero
wsB no adopting OF the Moody and sanHey
methods, aud the songa that wore sung we're
from the Plymouth collection. SIR. Deechor's
personal troubles wore npDefmOBt 10 his talk and
In the prayers Of hts brathrdu. lie aaids
Thera arc aomo reasons why Wo should coae To-
gethpt ourselves without attempting 10 Mnso atle
whole community. Tus church has bad for tho past
tory Of lore chsstenluG. history TINT rerhlrs W.
ueeded very much for II has been Tor Years church
that lived Ii the tuit baze Of rab!,ety Ash@rrh that
had iu It very RlmtraLe sxcellonce md With toaad
etAbIe Consciousness OF Il. a church that had IT,
me constantly In ths newspapers. ia pas'es wa
stan cs. win I'll Ito prosperity Il was very much III
danger Of psruminR I church OF spiritual PRIDE
aud It needed hnnLl'nK, needed 10 ~ brought down
mud ralao 10 feel that a Ia powes wss of Uod al not
for long tiuo. II has plsased dod To- seud many
tlosps-Intts enough to TO around aud for every pcr
sou to hGye bits portion In duo season; aud now We
should me4b together with : full senGa Of the good
eytRce1 toward ": recognition ot onF ssusa OF thu
iYine tscpllnin4 thornt Feeoautt!on Of she Eoosl
sevos befoFe God. not In any dlsraragng way nos ~
4ny .ut1ely roayehtlouAl way. but faAy c1tH4ug -
Children,
b. e. Hale rrayod'thst while mslioe aud envy
and persecution hau sought 70 break down tho
PASTORS influence ana crush him to earth, inc
arm OF tho Lord had epfodea b!m; and Drosher
Halliday thanked God for tho bitter expef1cnces
which had inspired Them to live nearest 10
Gui.
, 1875-11-25
TURKEY.
ACTION or TUE POWERS,


BERLIN. Nov. 5.--3onfofcuccs held at Vienna
between the representatives Of the tureo North
ero Powers payo resulted iu the determination
Ia ass Tnr icy whether eho haa auy qua antccs
to gt7p that the promise Of administrative ro-
fnlins rendered 30 often and nuyor kept wilt bs
fulfilled tuta time.
Whether conveyed orally or In writing, m in-
ouiry Of ti.,s nature would afrcct the situation
of Turkey. cyou wore tho Austrian troops not
yina. 1t appears shas ntsria has acquainted the
Western Powers ith the atcpu contonpla:ed by
tho three Northern Empires. ....
EIKSSA. Nov. 10.-iho EtcutnJ Post {eT0u.
Ing ehtion Of the official fionna Gnzeste} pub.
fishes all article for tue purpose OF refutlug tho
ucnac.ug Interpretation EIven by bUmH papers
to tue altdicnce which Gen. fgnaticlH, tbs Hus~
siAn Ambassador at Coantantit,oplo recently
hal OF Lie Sultan AMI Grand vlzaer. The Eoea-
inq Posi- DECLARES, on tho authority of aatAen-
tio information. that Siuee the commences
nent OF diplomatic act on On tho Eastern 9atH@
tlon neither tho Russian Ambassador nor tha
Ilcpt cBentatlscs Of Auntria aud Germany hnYe
takeu any Bto, III tho shape Of communications
to the Hulsan aud tho Grand Vizier which are
not IN conform " wl.h INSTRUCTIONS tontly laid
i down and 10 sess'ng the asseAs and support Ut
tue otbor Cabnota.
nouE, Nov. 1v.-Tho 0ptafone Of tlila e7ontpS
| says the rnws1a are ut tho pres.nt In uegotla-
! tion to aBcertAB whother It would not DO oppor-
tune t. address toiut nota to Turkey, insisting
| mon tho Suhl,ino Porto granting tts Ena, jocts
satisfactory refottns and pl4cnlg tllcso reforms
uluor tAe guIrautco oI tho Powers.
, 1875-11-25
THE kh5SpN LIBEL SUIT,

DEs MorrED, H., Nov. 24.-The Ksasou- Rsgts-
Ter Iibel auit wsnt to the Jury at Q o'clock thIs
evening, aud up to this hour III 3. MI It IL still
ont. with a prospect Of staying out ali night.
Tue instructions Of the Court wero lengthy
aud elaborate. They were to tho
effect that tho publications being, By =
ue*apaper Ia ths Conversational dietftet con.
cerainx candidate, Waa privileged, thai An
etertoF haa the right to aolus4nt Ills fellow,
electors With anything whlch he kaew or hsd
reason 70 be!leye to be true Concerning : cAndl.
date unit for the position he sought. The afst
question to determine VISA whether Tue nnblles.. .
t.on Was detstnatory. and, eeopud. whether It
wAs maIio,uos. Upon both thase que.s-
tions she burden ot proof was upon she
plalntln. That TO Justify ths panli,
cation by proving tho trnth OF the alleged
Ibe!s oIrcutns.ans1al evidence Was oufho!ent;
thst thn circulation Of ths paper Outside me
Gougl asioAal district. where 40 speeial eaort
vAs mAde to circulate tho nunbara containing
the charge. waa rut evidence q malice. The
ef1oct Of tho Instructions was tbt! tho plain.
tifs could recover only upon proof that the pub
l1eAtion OF tho charges WAs malicious.
, 1875-11-25

stnncc of what waa shon said br tha latter.
F,om thls It would hrroar that SenoF CASTELAR,
believes tho de,nagok,1os will dive ANny. AL
foIro, ann will in their turn ba superseded hy q
Conservative Iscrubfo. lie wshes 10 soc
tc,eu years President, with terrifying connie
na,co aud long stick, i'll order to extlrrato tho
cauce1a Of Span. Dcmssogisrn, And Carl,sn !;
toeetller with = numerous and rtll.dt'ctplinct
amy. tscoJ from tho faror!t'n Which
tna 80 often psoved fatal. 1le desire,
only thrce re!orms; tho hbo!1t!on Of
Cuban slavcrr,. universal conscr'pIon without
substitutes. and 75 0uU. 00Uf a year from The To-
cal aud central trea n11cB for ecbnols l1o il ro
ro.vcd to hhnn al IN er:anr5o with tho lr.cc1n-
cIlnt1r., to use MI lawful mesns 10 bring his
party fGto power, anil TO wait for events, es-
iecIaIv the silasniu!i,n 10 wLtel. tho Conserra-
tive party must brsnG the Monarchy Ia 4
lasd Which las lost MI reeartt fur it. For tla
own part, IL dtciain,s \ pcfauna1 ambition,
and WILL como 10 no ctoluaion III ho has acr'l-
tiulzcd the etuatlon moro clearly. In rostica
be hates only two things. U'tranoutanisu, n,1's
Monarchy. anil llo lives FrtcdJ,n aud tho Eo.
puu}ic, but, atose ait, tis country.
, 1875-11-25

Versions from Uoth Sidcs-0rlgin OF
tho Hostile EcettnGs
1Hsrof.h N StIn EoFk JefG.d.

versions from Iotn sbdcs-0rlein or
tho Hostile Feeling.
Df.pateh to .Se.a Fork Herald.
n1cnMoSp, w., Nov. 23.-Deyelopments to-
day go 10 show that tue roncontrs botwcop Con.
Bradley r. johnson and J. D. Iubodon, on Satnr-
day u!ght. tn,eatcns to bo Eore nerioua In 1t,
consequences than in Its immediate effect.
WEen Johnson became candidate for the
Btnto Hehate, 1mboden, ut'h others. boiled and
became Inducements mil ovaF the signature OF
an Old Fashioned Man." in tho lPhtJ charged
johnson Will cor1u: tlop In hla lsH.practIcc.
Thoeo charRcs johnson branded az InAticloia
FLANDERS and deliberate fAlsrhoods, over hie own
name. In Ill thu psrers llo1c. bat lmboden con-
snu.ng to rcitcrata them publicly, Johnton
Htatss to day. gnyo Inboaon SOMA twenty
blows With tlat weapon across tho, face. 1tl-
boaen Bozsd JohFson mud WAS pusnlng h'm to.
warda the moving railroad CATS, when tho latter
drpw hs pistol aud both Woto arrested.
This aght Inns intensified the bttartsess be-
tween tho Conservatives proper and the 1nde-
rendcnts. and the peraonal friends Of the coul-
hatants nsAY st Auy tnoaasn hccon1e iuv1lvoi tn
dues or atrset-Ashts. sbis4 arc certain to be
uep. lmbodep, wbo loft tho city 10 attend tho
Pacific Haitload Conv"n'lon At 81: Louis iMn,o-
diatelY Aftor tue difficulty, taleRrapha the foiloS.
lug hh version Of tho affair, which Ia like!Y to
provoke moro bitter iocling, aud possibly hos
titlty.
aiiLvonn, vn., Nov. n, .is's.-7o John b Wtas
ASK tho public to e1sIeHd Judgment TIL can 10
heard from in 1sRHrd tu the cowary attompto Of Brad
lsy Johnson to Assssstnse nau In the dark aud tu
crowd. tnriulIud aAlta, when hc knew, sud bolava
had HF.an8et that should bo arrssted whio chas.,a-
ing him, ss was then aoMg, and was about to ~fost
his pistol from hilu. when "as, in fact: arrested
J. D. IM1onEN.
Gan. johnson appeared before the rotce
Justics this niorning, auI On the charge Of aa.
ssutting aud fighting Gen. lnboden: Waa ilnod
$40 and se9aifea ts g!sc bonds, N tho su'n ot
81, QUO to keep tho paace for twelyo months.
, 1875-11-25
FOREiGN.
Aid Solicited from Our Govern
mcnt In Behalf of tho
LiberiNns.
L Vo.o in tho French Assembly A1ainss
Secret Da lot in pabiic
Elections.
Italy to 10 Well Represented at the
Centennial.

TIE rESD1$u TSsthTEcI15H'
Wasutxorox, Nov. 2i.-O c'al Information
has t,eou received slloHi:g that II cohso1ntn tnc'
of the usr II the !ibesi'ns With tho natives
much d.et, Das has Loen pln'luco,i. Soh'o of tho
l,,,ct,aus in tic interior arc almost iu st lie Of
staryntljn. 1t IN shcr a.Ithrs TINT several "as
tive students at tho Theological college at Cape
rsl,nas arc 1T ay1n asty with thetf feow.nntlvt r.
aud e,ye iho1n encoufas somene IN the attacks on
tic I,,ter.ap4, nr1 tlas n humber Of Englhl,-
II, II ara rHIt1,H With tho natives. t"lfsysg then,
var In ,.ow OF Iacpo tnctt, Or. Peter Parker.
DIe. Nichols rul l.iila~lay. ana a.r. Corpltgor.
Stclctnly o. the A,ncrltau Colonization boalsts.
ca led op President Gr.Dt to-dHyt ard npKtd
lint ship ot ~ar be tems to tue
Atrltnn cuasE, With q view Of Elvlbg
encouragement In'i eupfT1t 10 tho libcrlAt,i
niri 10 cinsi BE snct natiSes ns MAY DO ~N!Ns'
reach Of in ruus. 1he President, SYM atll2,nR
w,th Tho l'betsans, Inf. Ttne4 tAe Co1AHntt tseu
tint several weeks ago vessel had been u1dei.
I'd tn'lher fut 1le purcoRo OF a!loIoitig p:o'ec'
ton to tha LlEtriAns. Tho Secretary of the
Navy autso iuently infHmed tcrfes.n Aeists of
Tho Cocni stom Sncio;y that INSTRUCTIONS tn tho
cnsnnauatr ct tho sup Ut VIII would saaU 10
forwa. tleu to him. llIn HtcFotary Uf bta;o Will
duubllesB communicate with il uster 6cli"nek III
order 1ha; nrapcr Representations may ba Waae
to the IJttslsb tihycrninent viii WOW to Inc
Ien,ovat 1t tho f.ugilsntusn who arc supplying
tlio natives NTH means Ut var H. Ftfhto
*rceula; ron. II IL claimed TINT tho treaty .c-
twecn tho Ui.Ned Stntes mud G.cat H'ita'n tor
tnr sum lcsslop Of tho African tlnve tfate gives
sanlpie authority tol Governmental lhteftetence'
, 1875-11-25
OTHER FIRES.

Ponr Huuo1t Mich, Nov. 2i.-Fho mill Of tho
National stayo COMPANY. Of this place. ounea In
Hartford, Conn.,, was burncd this morniuS. Tho
loss on the building. mschiuery, and atock, ia
e05.00o !; insurance, $4,000.
Ponr fIuRos Mich, Nov. PA revised esti-
mate Of tho lonH On ths National atovo MIL
PLACES tho amount at 5i5.0oo, with an INSURANCE
Of s30,00u. distributed us f1llows. Hack Niyer.
watertown, N. T., $500; Fire Association.
Philadelphia, 4l,25o; st.. Paul OF 81. Paul.
Mlnn., $1,000; p!romon'a Fund OF Ban Frau
cisco, e1,bo0; Hartford Of Hartford, $50 !;
German American OF New York. $4,000 !;
Amazon Of Cincinnati, $4,000; National
Of Hartford $2.ooo; Niagara Of Nov
99fs s2G9o' rh@nif S,t,u Of !, B,ootl,e
SIC New York Central, 81. 800 RogeE Will
iams OF Providence, sl.b60; Ponn,x ot 1fsr.-
ford, 81. 800 70 ots!sh Conmetc.sl Of Glasgow.
o., 800; 0len Falls. Of New fofEs q, 500 lco-
$I I.600 American Of pbiatlolrh rhia, q, $50.
The maIo building and much Of the shasting
pulIe5e. snd goatins was owned by Messrs. sxsn-
ner Aoss q ss .ss ca o1d Tdaey es.'na'o !hstt
loss ulobs. Chicago. $1,000; State. Lansing.
sl,oo1; rlaoteIs; n5s homph's. tl'ooo; c4t, OF
AZ Mttaoun1 CIT, NO,
hp<t1aI f>1naeeA IL Ihs Eh.euqo Y-jSun$,
KANsAs o1Ty, Mo-. Nor. 2i-A destructive dee
broka out In Missouri City, about IL ulties wsst
Of thus place. sa!ly this morning. Tho lire orsgl.
natsd IN N old frame bulldog 10 tie vest part
| of the town. and before Il could % subdued
ovst dozen boildugs were destroyed. The
| lIardvlok Hotel. shs lArgess hotel in tbs ost',
three dry"eooIs asosss wagon shop. grocery
store, Aad nsws-drpos, ueso among tho build
tuga destroyed Ihs ioss IL est: :mated At about
! Y16, ,0U0s with .asT little Insttr4uco.
| At UHEhANHN. ILL.
RANgAkxs, H., Noy: a4.--sszoFs grain ware.
house at Chsbaose, H.. waa eattsely destroyed
BY fro this uozoiug. Three freisht cars and 4
| 1srga quantity Of lumber belonging to Isttes
| Ur0thets, wore also burned. Afllk's blook wa
somewhat damaged. The hfa originated IN The
| grsln-dsysE. Tns whole ylllAkv narrowly ~,
, 1875-11-25

c,r.d lo-tn @sson. Tho loss Is $40 900, pArtisaly
covered With ttsllranc,.
Ar M'kEEsrnnf, IA.
rrrrnnunn r., Noy: :l.-E.rty th's En"to!n9
e 1ct,sa A. ne9f.poet FL Witch g.
pa.nurtl." Owned by James Ilcndr4ckeoa,
John h!'ehrhnd, s:.d q. schoc!scs 4 leo.. b,ok :
aclIers. pchooslor Il itrn.'s loss on hni1dtng an1
nfook IL 57.OU0; iI,Blranco Si.500. I ls total
loas ia estimated ,. $4,000; innurapco about
5000.
At yUsCAffSE. IA.
steeta! D.sraffh u M tht&qo fftestst.
DAyEhronr. H.. Nor. 24.-fu :hfsttcatido last
night fire dcnIroyed tho factory Of hro"t Bror..
to,cthet with III IT. innchtFf aud stock. LOSS
aJuu. VIC, QUO; Insurance, 3l.500.
At hiNHEirn1ts.
Sptt4dt fhsm'rh /" m ch4eane tribune.
M1sNxAroiAa, Msnn.. Nov. N.-A. flse this
morning destroyed I,cal's photographic studio.
Nc,I's rraccry and sohucfbctE'e. confectionery.
ro:aI l,4s OF property mt covered by INSURANCE.,
Sli.GH'.
AT nASAHo, QCEBEc.
GASASo. Qnetcc. Nor. 2i.-Tho. extensive
wootcu nIls uwI.oI BY T. Cjox woro burned Inst
night. Tho loes ts' $1,000.