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FEEBLE.MIyDED CHILDREN,
A Wilt to tho kentucky fnstLtutlon
for alao Education Of Eeeble-9Itndcd
Ehtluren-Whl4k II Has Done Aud IL
KtnAuN-.a NQialf. Stnfa IfaQrikYa

A Wilt to tho Ekcntucky fnstLtutlon
for 1hG Education Of Eeeble-9Itndcd
ChAluren-Whlts II Has Done And IL
Dosn4-A Noble stato Gharity.
From fha Lonlsp,ils L<dytr,
Tho building ii nituasod jnat beyond tho city
limits OF Frankfort, OH tho Georgetown road. It
is handsome pieca OF architecture, on elevated
ground, and, lifting Itself FROM groyo OF line
English homestead. It Ii not largo structure,
becauao, at the time it waa bni!t. tho necessity
for greater work WAS not known to exiBt. II
was regarded an experiment. and tue Legisla-
ara about 30 aofes Of ground attached 10 It, up
OH which good teat of vegetable and animal
food for the establishment il produced.
The Hchool-rooms afo like all other school
xonu.H, md the dlscipline is equally ~ we'll
maintained. never ylalted any establishment
where young children wora being trained TINT
developed tho enecta Of discipline mora boaut.-
fully, and venture to aay no habitus OF any Of
the public schools In this or anr otaer State can
wltuesa the behavior Of theso unfortunate little
creatures without recognizing 1t onco tho Won
| dasful power Of kindness and intellectual sstsn-
tion given them. Every countsuaneo besrays
the minds inhrnlty Ill = creator or Less
dsgres; but / uAa uot oaly struck with
tho proof OF memory hnd the stagss Of
| reasonpg mower developed by each ehilt, but /
was aiao aatonishod At the spirit aud eageruess
~lth whlch each sought to dlsplay ,ts accom-
| pl.shmerts. Of course, there arc children hore
in a!l stsges of idiooy, but tnere Ia not sne who
| has failed to roceiYs soma beneficial tsAohlng.
Witnessed The examination Of the children In
/ Geography, Arithmetic Poumaushlu. and Dlble
| History, Perfect aud ready answers we're gisell
to all lueAtlous and noticed. where asyoral an
swesed At onco. tile repiica, though conveying
the same meaning, were III different phraHao;ogY,
showing clearly that it WAS not mere pAsrut-
te2chLnR, but y reasoning power.
AL the children arc taught to sing, and some
| OF the yoiees &re surprisingly sweet aud well
cultivated. Miss OTsn, one OF tho tulars, soeni4
to have done adnigabio work Ill this respeot, for
her pupils kept perfect time. and mndulsted
their voices 70 tbs cadaut requirements Of tho
wosds. Quo little chill. only ye&s Old unable
to st2lAd alone, sanK beautiful solo.
Ia the gymnasium, which 10 really the impor-
tAnt schuol OF the establishment. Wtnosael
somo very beautiful and surprising exercises
Tho muscular regimen IL perfect in Its actor
upon every part Of the body, &nd thl
aAahissa scanned 10 delight IN showing
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DR.. De KoVEN.

fe ths Editor II The Chtago Tribune:
A11wAuxEE, Wis. Jan. 9.--In your issue Of
Wis date, iu your editoEia! columns, you say, in
,peaL;ng Of tho Episcopal election in Fond au
Las, that "Dr. Do Koyea WAS urged ~ a can
iiflate, but tho laity refused to entcstain Lis
oame for moment" In another part Of your
4 viii bo uotjced that Dr.. Da Koyen rccyed s
votes out Of ii on ths first ballot Of the laasy.
IND continued TO recsive tho eamo number np
d and inclsdlng the eleventh ballot. II ia trua
Int Dt. Do KoIon failed Of IN election. On nc
.ouut Of NOT receiving majority Of both Of
as4s but Ii ia hardly f&lr to Bay that ia.ty
nflsed to entertain his name for = n.onte,.t,
shen more than opo-tl.sd Of all the delosAtes
pIeaent stuck to their first cholco so hrase.y.
LAYMAS.
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TIE WEATHER.

PROF. COLBERT On METEoRoLo0Y.
Prof. Elias Colbers loct1rct in tho Sunday
uftorooon conrao nt Kingshury Hall, yesterday.
He introduced himso1f, and talked about Me-
teorolosY and Woatt,ar Signs" Thore was
pretty largo attondanoo. The Professor, aftoe
fcw preliminary ro,ue6ks, sailed into the general
principles of meteorological action, and ex-
planned tho equator, tho atmospheric pressure,
solar action Oh the ocean, and the peculiar
natural lawa regulating tho trado winds. His
principal object was to explain the cauaes Of
etorun--the VACUUM created by tho ratification
of the. .air, which, 80 rarinou, became incapable
Of up4olding the moisture drawn upward by tho
SUM- which, becoming condensed, fell to the
ground as rain, hail, snow, sleot, or somo other
form Of moisture. The Professor then explained
upon u chart the laws which directed tho storms
that visit the earth. He said that tho question
was rAtuor abs.r1ae, un!ess to one aoluaintol
with tfigouonstrF au opinion IN which TIE IR1n-
uxE reporter fully concurp. 1ts showed that tho
vertical action Of the sun at tho equator dsow up
IN Immense quantity Of water, which croated
uaA OF cold Wator from the polea to ill Tho vacu-
IL q. lie also explained tho tidal effects Of tho
,on upon the sens, aud described tho origin aud
co1rse Of the Gulf Stream Rad tile
fos. banks Of Newfoundland. The severn atoru, Of
Frid " and Saturday was we'll explained, aud
ilstii etf TN sound meteorological principles and
tho p1 uieasor said several good words for the
United btatcs sguai Sorvico, which, ilo said.
had bro j instrumental in saving many yal1atlo
the four .yuars which it had oxiated in Amar,ca.
lie thou ,ht that Two out of e,x Of tho
signal preo ctons were trustworthy, which waa
saycg a er> as deal III climate 30 cnaugehble.
lie believed that tho time would come whom sci
euca would n, ako men RI converaank with tho
warnings OF nsturs ~ instinct had made birds
and beaAts froa ! Tins inlmounonal.
Tho iectlrer concluded amid applause.
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rnonds, WAS arrested In Ban Ftancseo, roosnkfy
md on Saturday pasacd through OmAlla, Nsb.,
III charge 1T detective. on hin NAY East. Most
Of tho diamonds we're recovered.
At Quincy, IT,, an old man named Htele5
Was recently t'etectott In tho net nf abstrac!lnx
money from letters vslilo performing Ills duty
Of transferring reg;stcred-tetter paclaeea In sha
dcpot-building. Mo was relcasod on bail.
Judge Dillon has rendered aocislon n
Davenport, 1a., empowering the United States
from, II. nhomberg, 4 ll1uos-nlakor, Of Du.
buluc, Ia.
Numerous additional blikineBs sudpeusionf
wero announced In rittsburg Saturday. This
almost total suspension OF mining operations
throughout tho State is noted.
Taylor strandor eolorsd wlfe-m,rderor, wa
ssntoncot at Wheeling, Va, Saturday, to 10 luuQ
on tho 21th Of 1farch next.
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Four dr;ynrs on TIM VIM D,r. IN street ]Ine vero
o,tood Ia ,nit work vnttardav on acronnt of
trn.es, ..,as III foot Th.ao man .na .,o
htago-tlrlvefs hars suffered severely harang the
"cold spel.'
rh. r,r. n.ns,.,,.rt t.. r.catx.d AZ q, III,
,oa aAo a.o .tof. ,s-a. aa,o.sa Thnx .si,, ho
2oo now slsEn.boaea oruofeo' Aney VII. 10
placed on tile North Side ~ soon ~ now tele-
crapl, lines ate erected. Tho highest number OF
horas no1, Ia us47,"
r~u- H., po..u, 1,x, ~.
Dsf1lh leltcr aa5a I'"' Aooe1s Anen', "a
deaer in shoes aud Representative in the State
LEGISLATURE from tho axtl, District, arrived there
Dec, 20, Mr. Thiem desires ii stated that lie has
been in his business relations, tbs deceived and
not tho decogcr; that hc took rsh him f.on ron;
tako Immediate steps 10 prove his entiro IN
nocence.
7,.,,,.. .,,,,,o,., .r.,r,.,rrs,,. ara an.
,roaoS T., ~. aI1 star corso tn wLeh ontion
ekets onto 10 lesetss' E .Mat nSa.a' 1mco'n bv
Wnlch tuc l1eeuso Un .;sas. l., 4IoTo,,,;ck
se.intIeF " ooma1 W.. W w|S'i,.m - andrewa tc
no r.n' hvm"rirt who hsa mat With such success in
tho East; William afaoGa, tne M. nn..o ofHng pb;
tne % "nos vi ,,ai't ,,,oarts hv tba i,iri,,
M nalul1c t,nns. Uaag Gon,n.oy "ro ~ fof1aG
4u6A- ne1nato eol'i""'' ~ ~ Aoe"'
Officer John Becbe. OF tue Madison street
Station. mas talloi Saturday nftornoon TO fcmoso
man who was sory much intoxicated from a
snloon on Deaniaines street. The man, when
takou to tho statfon-honse, vas too drunk to give
| hiB name, aud llc was carried doTn-sta'fb and
| locked up IN = cell. lie was subsequently OBJ
I served lying on tho floor saleep, and oIoIte
! us1o made to arouse him and place
| him on tho bouch. At 4 o'clock Dt-
floor Clalls bad occasion to pass the
coll and, Beeing tho man atill lTinF OF tho cold
| stono floor. ontored to place him on tao honch,
when he discovered that he Was doad. Tho de-
ceased Is yonug man about 25 years OLD, WITH
TIE sr1n1ruALlsTs.
| Tho Northern lllthDie Association ot oPlfatiAt-
, 1875-01-11

Tho som-annua1 meeting Of the State Sports
meu's Association will be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at tho fremont House.
Uuion mee.lngb are to DO hold every evening
this week iu tho First Congregational Church,
cornar Ann and Washington atroets. conducted
By D. ". Whltto assd P. P. Bliss.
Tie ninth concert OF the Woat Chicago Con-
ssryatory Of Musio " Ill tako pl4ce at the Fourth
Baptist Chutch, corner Of Washington and
paulina 6tsee:s, and not at the Conservatory, ~
previously slated. I. will occur Tuesday eysn-
eng. .-
Tho annual meeting Of the Gun Club occura
e ehango IN tho russ of trs~shootae is propossd'
and will be ncsod a!'on At this massing.
It Ii contemplated to do, awAy. with
boundary altoScthos, and In lieu OF that
tie Bhooto: two minute. audi "a haH to gather
bird. At present the bonnda y is 80 yArds,-that
ia, \ bird n,ust bo gathered iuside that diatanca
from tho trap or be scored lost bird, though II
nags, As III often the case whero strong wIna
assists tho light, or where bird. being unusu-
ally vigorous, carries away DOZEN pellets Of
ahut, and must 10 scored aa :" dnad out Of
bounds" Tho change In the rttiea proposed By
tho Gun Club gives the shooter tho iull beuetit
| Of lis skill, and Only imposes ; reasonable
restriction ,upoR shs slme hs may hare to gather
| 4 dead bird.
The Young hleu's Christian Aaa octhtlon an
| nouuces T. series OF autortaunauai Under tA1R
title that are designed TO supply in Chicago What
| is psa-aminentIy GhatActerlhtIc of DoHton, loo
| tuie4 og i high literary and scion6tlc character
delivered iii All attractive place. alsl st n merely
| nominal ptco. Tho lirat OF theB4 ia to I've <!sIiv
| area this evening by II. Il. Splfrord. Eaq, Ut
| Fa1weH Hall, upon Bubjc which, 1t is under
| stood, ho has studied With gr0nt care,-tho
character Of Oliver Cromwell. Mr. Charloe,
DrAdIsugh recently leetured horo upon = similar
thasne, and it will b. interesting for thoae who
! heard tue eloquent Radical 10 compare his eatl-
mate Of this wonderful mAn With ttxlt OF Mr.
spaIord'A. This lecture has baoa delivered onca
lattorinR commoudationB Of the preaA and thoae
who hoard 1t. ..
| THx ADELpHl.
Tho neu Adslpbi Theatre will positively open
this evening. no matter though gods, men, and
! i,1iunctons hhould attempt to interfere. Fer
vices will commuuce with dedlcatory emotionA
poem By Hroek MoVlcker, OF tho board OF Pub
iu Works. Tho national anlhem will then be
sung BY the euti1s company, Tho euamnce ars
requested to Join In the chorus. small boys ir
! thu gallery will rofEsia fsona ysYinE hi " dur
ing tho progtess Of th.s ma.te5pece Of The
cover from the patriotic e1no4ious svokal by tht
, abo1e-named ditty. BIZ. Wallis Hal untoll sht
aIlcxoEical hro{'oustaln, tbs oFcheatrA playful
gently, 81 Tho bny stood Oh The burning deck. :
| Tbun colnes y pause of ton ulinutos,-lor whio!
no oatFs charge IN Mad0 0.--GkJFing which the ~
dieucs will recover from tho stnpoilod ndlnirstio,
caused by this colossal work of art. 60 by 30 fsa
| in B!ze, and which consumed 462 GALLONS OF Vi
aud 8,7sl pounds ot paint Lssaa1s
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The New York Express from Wnsh-
tngton Crashing into u Erexht :Erntn
-LoHs OF Llto and Grent Destruction

The New York Express from Wast,-
tMgton Crashing into u Ere9ht Frnin
LOSS OF Llfo and Grcat Dostfuction
Of Money.
From. The Re.o Yors 5un, Jan. o.
The Through Now York exproas-traa from
Washington, which loft that city ut $50 p. H.,
oollided with the baltimore d Ohio Midland
freight-t1afn at Dscning's Station, on the Dalti-
mosa Il Potomac Railrond on Thursday oyen-
ing. The a1pzos4 il always well-hlled tran.
This train consisted Of engine. tender, Ad-
SINS Express, mail. aud baggage cars.
two passenger, one parlor, and four slesping
teen mail express. and railroad employees, were
whlsAug along 1t IS sniles an nour. over
smooth grade when tho engineer noticod that
switch, upouod 10 admit the froight-tEain. had
lsugths Of tAs switch. and, poscoiv,ug that
collision WAS lnovitable, he royeEsed his engino,
applied tho steam brakes, and leaped from the
cab Just As the locomotive sweryod upon the
switch. Aluaost before ae toushed tho ground
tic t.o trains oolli1cd. Halt tho freight-srain
WAS forced from tho track beioro tho express
train came TO \ stAndatllI. The shock filed the
air for 4 moment with flying fragments and tho
contents OF the CATE
When the ter1o1-Htrickon passengers soram-
bled from their berthH and seats, piercing ortes
reut thcir eArs. They came from tile roar Of tho
e1ptesa-car. A. stowaway. Who waa trJing to
steal ride 10 Baltimore, nad beesi wedged ID be-
tween the tonder aud tho car, aud whom he was
ektricatea, both his legs wore found 10 bo badly
crushed.
Tho express aud nail carr vera completely
wrecked. The two heayily-beamed, Dearly new
frames wero 30 completely drlyen INTO each
other that together they measured little mora
than the origInal length Of ono. The nlai.car
was In charge ot Chief Clark Htsok assisted by
3Iail Agents Johu A. bulith, c. T.. Faymsn, and
Edward Paul. II. X. Honthwick, Matt Agent Of
tho Nortne1u Contral Railway. was : passenger
III the ma.l-chr. Thora we're at laaat three
safes and 5000 pounds Of mail matter
in the car, Which the clsrks we're en-
gagged In nssorting when the shock came.
fhoy describe it aa ona fearful jolt, in Which
every article seemed flying around them, aud the
car sidog wero colapslpg upon thoul. The coal
oil lamps were shakan from thelE brackets, and \
| second Vt total darkness was snoceoled By the
bu1!on glare OF burning kerosene and rapidly
| iguitinR paposH Mt. Soatl!wsok alone retained
| his presence OF mind. lie heard piercing
scream. and iu tho burning car ho saw Agent
| FaYmsn tightly wodgad iu between tho boxes
| Which line tho car Bidsa, bouthwlca got to him
~ speedily IS possible, but ths only Aaswer t0
| his inquiries WAS = groan. Tho heat OF tho
burning paper had then becoma W aerca that al
| who could Tase forced to leave tho car.
Wheu tue ito Was sxtlngulshod tho chlrred
rs,nains Of Fayman we're found wedgea III bs'
! tween the pigeon holes .hare he had lAst work
| I'd. It is Mr.. Southwick's opinion that Faymau
| va unconscious Lsfoxs hs died, aaa ahs 1ec
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Grover, armed with long wan1l,
will mint OFT tho objects oi intcrcAt III tho
painting, and explain the meaning Ut Tho alc-
EnrY. At tho tIotn Of thin interesting e1p!ana-
ttan, yoto of thanks will bo In order. Tteso
preliminary exercises will bu folluwad by tho
actors and nctresses OF national celebrity"
know them but to loyo them" Tic sale ot
tirkota will continue At Lyon h l1eals's. Ar
rau3crlents have hcon n,ada With All ointment
local mo' eoroloGist to necure good wcashcr dur
Ing the 0vening.
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bcen decided on. Tho spanieh Government has
given oro1s for the purchase nt the nrtista ror-
trait By lim.clf, which Is said to DO master,
piccs Of portrait11rc. a picture OF young cir!
d Ia Vatican Ia yatnod ut 5D.0Ms francs. 1t VII!
also l,o bought for tho Malrid Museum, already
an tfnL In art gems,
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HALLWAY CASUAL TIES.
4 terrble railway accident occurred noar Or
ford, England, tho day bofore Christmas, A
train going at apood Of 40 miles Al hour, left
the trac: hnd was thrown down steep onbAnk-
ment. whorsby thirty-ttve. persons .met their
death almost inatAntaneously.
4 aleeping-car MAS thrown from the track and
shattered near Cambridge. O., on Saturday.
Five passengers were injuled-uone seriously.
Two freieht-trains vera wrecked noar Spring
feld, ILL.,, Saturday.
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ECrtntkYx

RInea the death OF For.uuy hia studio It RoMo
~ carefully guarded by order OF thd 6la2u!sA Ic-
CATION. No stranger ia allowed to entcr. Tho
p4scs vh4ga LIN works arc to be sold LAS not yet
, 1875-01-11

Illinois Central Rai1road.-3peoialN Notioo,
Commencing Tuesday, jan. g. through slesring-cau
will bs run to Springfield, Lowing Chicago at $50 p
NJ taturdsya excepted}. and arriving At Springfield
as 6:UN q. M.
Passengers by taking this lima remain in nlosp
tngcar at Springfield until broakfaat tie thus avoid.
ing the dsagreeablo annoyance Of being disturbsd
before daylight, Incident to other routes.
For tickets md slceningcar berhs apply 10 The Til.
noi1 Central Railroad ticket ofNee, 121 Randolph
street, md nt ths Central Depot foot Of Lake street.
". r. JOHNSON, General Passenger Agent.
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TIE lEGlSLS IQHES. ..
Although the Independents In the Illinois Leg
isature have dictated the Organization Of bath
HOUSES, 1t ia thought that the Bourbon aienent
will exercise AL influence In tho future proceed
ingB which will Dive ths best OF them back into
tho Republican ranks. Wlelo they ooloug.
Dagoud the business Of organization, nothing
has ~ yet boon done In either House.
In tho MsunesosA Assembly, 1t il thought that
RAMSEY has the host chance, he beng tho Soc
ond ohoice Of tue WRahbutu people, and the
election Of Washburn himself not being thought
possible.
Tho Kansas Legislature, which Ia about to
convene, will have tho yety serious task OF doing
something for soma 80, coo destitute citizens.
Tho Governors mss4sgs will deal extensively
with this aubiecs.
Tho race for The Indiana Scnatorshtp hAa ba&n
narrowed to the clAims OF Mesars. Holman sud
Mcdonald. 1lr. Voorhees, haa Withdrew un-
raseryedly.
FOREIGN. .. -...
The second anniversary Of tho desth Of tho
ex e alporor Louis NAPOLEON was slgualizsd, on
saturday, By impressive memorial services III The
Church Of 81. Augustine, Paris. Tho elifico
was dansely crowded. .Queen IaabelEa, now in
Paris, has recelyea invitation to tako up har resi-
dence in Catslonis, SPUN.
| King Mphonso arrived at tho port Of Rarcalo-
| pa, In the Province Of Catalonls, Spain, from
Paris, on Saturday. lle IVES 10 leave yesterday
| for Valencia.
Dispatches from China and Japan announce
| the apprehension OF further lltlculties b0Ewcen
| ths two countries, Japan having objscted to the
conditions oE the last treaty between than.
South Africa has been visited BY great storm.
doing great da1nago on seh aud shore.
MISCELLANEOUS.
George WsymAn, : je1sler ot New York, who
rsosatlJ ran AWSy with 418,GoQ wosth 0s diG'
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LOCAL.


Tho first annual meeting Of the DAr Associa-
ton WAS held Saturday afternoon. Tho Special
Committee having charge Of the matter Of tho
consolidation Of tho terms Of tho Supreme Court
IVES continued. Officers for tho onpuing year
wore elected, and the Association adjourned for
ono Week.
Tho Chicaro Hide aud Leather Association
WAS organtzod Saturday Its object Is to pro-
1noto and harmonizo tho iuteresss Of hide-deal-
ers. Country hido-desiera and tanners aro iu-
vited to become mombers Of the Association.
Nathan Davis, tho proprietor Of a paint and
oil store In Burlington Block, whore n fire oc-
CURED Saturday morning, was arrested on s'1s-
piclop Of iuccniar:am. writ Of Anbehs corpus
was sued out, md the accused was releaasd upon
bail Of %, 600.
The coldeRt term known 10 Chicago for ten
vears was included in tho time betwaan Friday
and Saturday evenings. Saturday morning At
o'clock tho thermonotor indicated ~ degrees bo-
lnw zero There waa much suffering, but ftT
fatAlitics; only ono case OF death from ffaazing
wAa reported.
Tho annual bail Of the Germanin MRenuerchor
at Mccormick Hail, Saturday eveulnR. Was one
OF the most brilliant and enjoyable affairs OF the
soaaon. The intcnsoly cold woathor interfefod
pleasure Of those who wero present.
David Coils, an old citizen OF Chicago, and q
member Of tho Board Of West Chlcago Park
Commissioners. dled Saturday, at Lis residence,
| OF Ill attack Of pneumonia.
, 1875-01-11

Kingsford's osweeo Corn 8taroh,
for purity, strength, and deilcacy, has no squsl,
Phya'eians recommend 1t very nutritious Tor H.
fauts and inyalidB,
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sfs not paen,ish II white, sound, and cushioned on
elastic coral Keep the enamel spotless and the Rums
healthy With sozodont, and your teeth, hpwsYsz M
even, viii be admired.
, 1875-01-11
INDIANAPOLIS.

COURT Decist0n--fsovcrnorss Reception
-11eAsclnUr Etcol Worlks-Htosc.I House, !,
Plans,
spesadi Di*rateh 10 The Chftddo Tribune.
1sp1ANAroLis, Ind, Jan. 10.-In Case from
Richmond tho Supreme Court has decided tho
act ct March 4. 1879, taxing National Bnnk
shares for municipal purposes, to be oonstitu-
tlonhl also, that the act authorized the ta1 for
tho yonr 1879.
Gov. 1Iondricks and lady give their Arst legis-
latiyo reception tomorrow night.
l'osHemer stsol works are to DO srected hera
by the proprietorB Of tho rolling-mill here.
From tho wllole number Of plaEs submitted
tho Committee on the new Etnte-Honse have
selected three to submit to the T4egis1hture from
whtcl, to make . choice. Tho favorlto plans Rra
by Detroit and New Albany aroltects, the lstte1
having the majority OF tho Committee.
, 1875-01-11

Haines Bros'. Pianos,
Prices exceedingly reasonable.
Warranted flrst-clasa In quality.
Terms, $50 cash balance SIS monthly.
tsesdb Temple Of Music, "a Van Duron n.rost.
, 1875-01-11

The columns OF the Sunday Tn1surE contained
dispatcher from tho greater part Of the Western
country regarding the recent phenoneual aoyori-
ty OF tho weather. From st. Paul to Little
Hook, aud from Fort Bully and the Yankton
Agency to Central Ohio, our wsghtherers vero
usfited in pronouncing It tho chiliost s,nce that
GOLD Nev-Yoars," e!eYon years ago. In some re-
gioue. as in Egypt mud the Michigan frlit-segion.
the hlsbAndmon arc filled With aolictude for tho
safety OF their fruit buds. No considerable con-
hk1rations seem to h&va accumulated upon tbs
bead OF this frigid horror.
, 1875-01-11

LOUISIANA.
Republican caucuses woro held 1t Washington
on the L.ouislapa matter Saturday. The Rcpub-
llcan Senators, with the exception OF A[r. Car
peuter, will suatAiu the rreBident. Mt Carpen-
Ter smphntically maintaina that new slection ia
tho only possible solution to tho problem. He
made tao statement that, IL this iBsuo were not
met forthwith, 1t would nriRa In tho Electoral
College OF 1877 with perhaps mora serious con-
sequences.
judge Dibble's letter has cauned considerable
talk In Washington, and the general Republican
opiufon il that be haa made = meas OF 1t. The
views OF Gov. Kellogg arc diamotrical!y opposed
to thoas OF tho Judge. Ho ls stated to bs worry
young man.
The Illinois Democratic State Central Com
mltteo dsHire to back out OF somo tho state
motlta mkde in their lAto call for m Indignation
meeting. The copy givsn to tho Associated
Presn was not what MAS agreed upon o. issued
by the Committee.
Tho City Council Of New Orleans has adopted
resolution stigmntizing the statements Of Gen:
Sheridan regarding tho insecurity of life and
property ns an infamous libel.
Gen. Sheridan believes himself able to crush
| out tbs White League, aud relioa on legislation
by Cougress to gfye him authority to go to work.
aoyen Now Or!eans policemen. who refused to
bear arms last Monday. were, saturdAy. dis
| missed from tho service.
Tho public schools will rsopcn today.
, 1875-01-11

The Louisyi1Ie Courier Journal il responsible
Tor this statement: "Iho Custom llousa Al
Omaha IL ono Ut Mulett's pet psEfol nances
1t ia built vi stone obtained III OlMo from i
.luarry owned by Nul!ctta father, willis there
il III iue1A2ust,bls quantity OF escelleut lime
stone for building purposes Ill abous Omaha.
Jubbory sous%heta Abous this structure. 1t cost
half iuilllpu."
, 1875-01-11

MISCELLANEOUS.
George WsymAn, : je1sler Of New York, who
recently ran awsy with 41S,4oo worth q dis
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-06-16
OUR MOTTO IS AND HAS BEEN
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.


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