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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-18
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

165 Raymond & Ely 43, 4311.
PHO Eureka So, 81, SO, asa, 49H,
521z. 1917.
$50 jackson a.
$50 Phoenix l -, Ia.
Belmont 311a bid.
IT'S Rye Patch ~. IA.
$50 Prnssian 3. 80.
$50 * X 5, So.
80 Leopard IA, Az, Az.
200 Webfoot 371ac.
TAO Jefferson 81. 81, 3.
1G45 ella 4, b 80, AZ, b 10, 33T.
500 Tiger 87iac.
1850 Mansfield %, 24c.
lG4O Golden Chariot 3, 81.
1880 Mahogany 81, 8, : 80, 8.
$40 South Chariot l3s, q.
$50 War Eagle Z.
100 Illinois Central 81 6.
600 Pauper IL, ~. 10.
70 Empire II
$40 Rock island 8.
10 Con. Virginia 1856.
go California 571a. b 5. 57H.
400 Mexican 10. 1871, 1875, 1917, b 80.
1865 Best & Beleher 1917.
$50 Ophir -. 47s4, Az, b 5.
$50 Gold a. Curry l734, ~. 17a4,
Chollar 791s bid.
195 Crown Point.
$40 Sierra Nevada 1871. 1871.
This Mornings Board.
SO Opbir 4G1s, AZ, 461s, 46}4, AZ.
~. b B.
755 Mehican l79l, 175s, IS, b 5, IS,
l73z.
440 Gold & Curry ~. II.
1880 Best & Belcher 4711aa, AZ, 47H.
461a, 4G4 AZ.
e. Savage 100.
1870 CholIar =. II, 1917.
70 Hale IL Norcross 371a.
1sj Crown Point 500, 80.
100 Yellow Jacket IS a, 76. b 30.
80 Empire a..
- Alta IL. To-.
80 Imperial Ga.
80 Keutuck 1874, 1879
2l0 Belcher 2G1., 2S, 80, 2G24, q.
1870 Confidence II, 1917.
$50 Con. Virginia 375, 1913, 374, 375.
b 80, 3731I. $40, 1858, 3G7.
.(JlU tNiiDIAlh ~ =, po/2, -, ~
sos.
go Bullion 361s. 81. 373s.
SIS Sierra Neuada 1874, 121a, ID.
100 Succor |.
2l5 Oyermau 90, 50.
800 Union Ga. SIS.
400 Lndy Bryan 81, b 5, 37s.
$50 Rock Island "a.
l75 Caledonia II, 1914.
100 Bacon 5, 10.
% Baltimore AZ.
$50 Woodville 25S.
20 Seq. Belcher 50.
10 Silver Hill I.
900 Utah 6.
100 Mint 25c.
200 Kossuth rs, G21sc.
600 Occidental 3l3.
100 Dayton 2I.
1870 Indy Washington ! u.
1870 Andes 31a. go.
600 Prospect IA.
300 NeY York Con. 2hs.
10 Niagara SOC
40 Seq Rock Island /.
400 South California rs.
335 Julia II.
80 Phil. Sheridan |.
100 American Flat 3s4
$50 Cosmopolitan AZ, 45c.
100 MARYLAND 75c.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals by Idaho stage

Arrivals by Idaho Stage.
Philip John Thompson John Doe
Ii l. Hoppin
Departures by Idaho stage.
j Crutcher Mike Hyde John MeNally
j Vermillion B rimball McCardell
4, Stein TW Jones Mr. O'Connor
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-18

On TIME.-The emigrant train due
here this evening, is on time with four
cars of cmigrants.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-18

ARTHER McEwEN, late editor OF the
San Francisco Report, has arrived in
Virginia City under engagement to the
Evening Chronicle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-18

EMIGRANTs. About two hundred and
fifty emigrants passed here last even
ing. We learned from them that not
more than dozen of the whole num-
Der designed remaining in San Fran
cisco, and that majority of them were
going to Oregon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-18

WHAT THE SPIRITS SAY.-At q recent
seance in the Court house, while the
prisoner medium was exhibiting his
newly-acquired and wonderful powers
in the presence Of an appreciative audi
ence, one of those present asked If the
Beecher-Tilton case was submitted to
the jury yet. A sharp rap on the table
was interpreted as in the negative. The
question. is Beecher guilty." was
then propounded, and three distinct
raps on the table followed, but the
climax was reached when the question
of Mrs. Tilton's guilt was preached
by the table turning somersault, after
which the audience dispersed wonder
ing if the spirits were reliable.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-18

PERSONAL james Mccormack, of
Unionyille, arrived in town this morn
ing, being laid up for the present with
O felon on his finger.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-18

Music by handle--a street organ
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-18

Tax SUITS. -Several tax suits have
been brought in Justice Davis Court
against delinquents. One of these
suits is brought against j. p. Anderson
to recover the sum of $29S, with inter-
est, delinquencies and costs of suit,
alleged to be due the county from said
Anderson for the fiscal years 1874 and
1875. 1t appears that the property of
Anderson was duly assessed last year,
but his name for some cause was left
off the assessment roll, and because of
such omission he refuses to pay. Law
yers say the case is an interesting one,
and that nothing like it has ever been
tried in this county.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-18

A DECIDED Hrr.-The poorest fea-
ture of the circus was the clown or
rather the want of one. The fellow
who assumed the role of joker bore no
other resemblance than that of dress
to the old fashioned circus testers who
were a show in themselves, yet the
clown last night made decided hit
and brought down one side of the house
at least. A Young fellow was talking
sweet nonsense to his "gal" and
"huggin her like darnation" at the
same time, when the clown pointing In
the direction in which they sat, ex-
claimed at tho top of his voice, young
man give her a squeeze for me-"
, 1875-01-14
ARKANSAS.

,,,,, ~, ,,,,,,,.n ,,x,n, -, ,,,r .r.,~2
bo'" "l'i''H of tf'''tt'" hAiai ~ ~" 81
lArTfE 1socK, Ark, Jan. ls.-Io'days itePith~
ltty1M contains cntd to tho President, siE1icd by
tHj 1tu{nn sotftnrd aItnrt half colorhif who IN.
h'. ~. ~. 49, e,,a.,,o., ~ n.,u nr.
aofhe tho AcEfon OF s'oE' oneEloaf NJ Ne" W.
lcaua and ndorsc tho statnmctt OF tho tielllcn-
,-t,,,n,,, :, ro ~ +orr,- o.iu,. t., nj. stct,
Mnt'''t"otA Aek" ~ 'oit"4 oA'''o ~ '''n ''"s1
They further stAt0 tint they have cRrrieu tliot
lvca In tnr E,,,.1A far an veArs nnt1 cnt po, tt,o
,,,';,.' III. .,'...t. H.. .,,,.., ~ ,,...,,t
ohlon eolu!ots tuio"suou' I'o oo''''tJ W el"''s.
by than. Thnv ucf1ot1uce m untrlto tho card
, 1875-01-14

Hr,",es Hns1 'nss 'cst, IT, r'"' or Il he aI u e'g;
81 the sEanliean parS;. H.. he r;r1 s"''t, 10 lise m
him tsongl, H. family. l,y ,us'lt soma hr,ata II
lis wsfc, n,l wr,t ll ly him iat hr 's,s i,nr's
6tttcs t}nmnssIuHcr they tlnffeu I'M nut !" a'''''l
Il, p1crriEe Tho f,nrtinn ns lth nH'sr' :. l., AMI,
in Int few If lt,o country parishes tan ! oe s.y
ss e. 1r',ns, tr' the 1w ihs G !, vo M r.. a 70 "
court fr two yrar. ltnuen nf' in lhis state ~ hra
no chcaply that vim men arc killed oil asr"nt OF ~
iitIcai opinions The mrtlrrcrs arc Regarded rather rs
eroe. HIN ~ criminal. IN luatlrs where they r.
.s and z tH Ms t'ssc IF e 'nt or,sn s,1 tn tna
iss' n ihs restitution Of tho whIteIaasc ca .,n,.. n
he Parish # 'c sao which sta.s tas sex ~ Plenso rna
mcnntr gtyo si ccntnr. nr"'' !" "nS sn,s. WHITE
hlack *he vosos agai'ist Thu naalnees {" the n"0
saety ior ,na,v,nns WIN express thcr orin!on in
isolated portions q tue s!ate A ns!s "ns Witt wns
supported ly tho Kn-Khx nnt Whito lTaN,e vrE,l. a.
szatons Only y"<srlsy 1ud, Myrr, l4sis 'se ~
nrts 1yt, In asa ahs s{E /. 'a" wss s,''f1 c M "
oS + fy X dcs tss 1f s a rss esna Z s W. o
kcnhia sfnrlttr Rtnes that. willie hi: fnthtr Eas
lying ut tho ,rn ot te4h III L4a t',s y,ls' M VIZ
ir il native ct thr 1a1fsh, nal prescribed t"s Lila ~
n't1 r .,t ".s ,an rssa,c that, 1: la government 1a
szstc, In this s.ate. it Is tho rstnlt Of armtal
organizations. which lavs ilnw rrSstahhe' ih'n
xlat s,,cl n" ..,'l1. w :, s'S, So,:v2a; n1Iy
extent tnc collection If sato.. hllin1 6f ro1rA t'nh
Glcnt os criminals, a,I si'iatra public tcns'.nsu1
r nm nav euYa,ta Il, rnil1rirE hyi'''t. i: 4 de-
tailed report ulen ls sieve tnh,es', ~ W NJ
,ons ',n,e ls9r IT,, IN 1 ",a s a1' III @ @ tho @
satc. / viii alsu RIP TT III ,rst ,fnts nr' ~, same
suiitct i'll tho st4,th III Art"rsA" n'Tt ~ .Ii'
"@' l.!.t!v1..l.: t,ilrra
, 1875-01-14

Gordon testtflod in refornrcr to kn-klux having
l,rnn euokeu nf in thu state, and that tIn poH-
t1ou OF lhof OF the Drer nus ofrored him. but
the organization noyer was perfected, aid lie
learlt no moro about 1t,
s1r. Logan next sent to tho Clerks dnak AZ"
to TO resident IT urorsia, in vlIc', he snted
tia: M maj, having my Republican rrnclvlttch
or sentiments cnul1 llnld n,,y toe,al position tn
that State. aud further complained Of 3el'-
Gratis rrrpnaling him with tintans when Ito me-
eepto tho nomination for t'onErcHB Oil tho Grant
ticket, calling him Il hog, ctr.
1;efose str. Logan concluded hia nrgun,ont, l'c
vinIued to Mr.. Boutwell, for a motun for exccu-
tive rcaaio,1. Rtter wlrll tito sei,nte transacted
sptllo Iencral buatncas and adjourned.
roarEn'e Sur. .cos1M1 rTEE
concluded tl1oir report ln-tght. 1t in unani-
,n,lsly asreot to, and will ha submitted to tho
full Committee tomorrow. Tho Committee TO-
fuse to stgte Its contents.
, 1875-01-14

OMAHA Jan. 13.-Estretnc cold weather con-
tiuues throughout tho West. Tho thermometer
hero to-day rauBod ut ~ to IA below; Chayeuue,
~ to below; Denves,'l2 to II bolow, IT. I.at.
alnio, IS below; VirEiuta City Montaua. II be-'
low. Twehty-seYen inches Ut SNOW fell On tho
Laramie rIains. To.aay's trains from tno West
Nere thirteen AoutH late, aud al Eastern trains
are delayed on account OF tho colt. Noeuod
trouble exists.
sDctta. bfspdt'h to 7hs Ch'raao 7tiaans.
DEnvHn Col, Jan. 13.-Il1e Thermometer hat
beeh tsuctuatlug to-day bstwcen 10 aud ~ deg,
bclow 7ern. Tho pablio schools have buen
c!,,scd for tho renninter OF tha Woak Gil account
of tho intouse cold aud . lack of fuel.
Special Uispsteh to Th4 th'caaa iFibuHt.
Sioux ClrY, Ia, Jau. 13.-TAo he,mometer u
oeluck this morning was 90 deg. below xc1o.
II Is now y. and getting colder.
rnE KANSAS PACIFIC NAtLAoAD.
t7Htciat UiHHffeh to 1Ae t'atcdGo Tribune.
DENVER, Col, jan. 13.-Ttle Kansas Pacific
Ra.ttoal Company IL working Rssiduous!y to 70
move Tit drifts that lave blookased the Middle
Division Of thoir road Tor nearly = week past.
Iaat uigAt tue wlnd blow heavily, carrying add.
uoual siloS iIlto tho dcop outa. It IL Eaid thai
all the plow-boupd passengers will DO vol cared
Yur until tho rohd Is opulcd, II IL tan days Bsuce
any ireights hayo boon Iotolvetl In this city aud
u,4ay OF the necossaslos Of lio arc running quits
tHW,
, 1875-01-14
NOTES AND NEWS.


Sptciut Dlspatch to The Ghsraao Tribune.
WAsmxuroS, D. O., Jan. 1J-Tno prominent
DouEbons who nro hero III consultation are
cndeayoring to keep their proceedings secret.
Theroason ID that III the single meeting that has
thus tar boea held, very great differences Of on-
ion llarc bpen developed on tho finance question.
senator-clect Eaton, Of Cohnooticat, will aoon
arrive to tako part in tho conference.
THE LoBuY.
Willis the public are occupied with tho Louis
ana question: the Paoitlo Nail investigation, and
utler such exciting topics. tho LOBBYISTS ara get
thug oil tho work quietly aud cestainly. Tho ata-
eion Is worry short. mud but little time il
left, but tho Hining hnuss will lo well
improved by the House. Tho Pacific 1sai!road
Committee will undoubtedly report 8 to 8 in
favor of Tom sootts suhomo for huheldiz!ng the
Of tho proposition, four nro Domocrats aud four
Republicans, while OF tho i've opposinE, four arc
Republicans, md one. Neal. Of Ohlo, il Demo-
crAt. 1t ia not known how soon lilo report will
bo inaan, nor how much proEToaa linz been made
in tho tlonse mud the pressure to pass tho bill
will be tremendous.
TIE PRESIDENT HAS FINANCIAL PROPORTION.
Intimate friends Of tllo prssident Btato that
ho contcluplatoa Bondin9 to CuhYrehy d Bpecial
message OH flnauco, which, will ombraco tho fol
lowing propositions: In order to facilitate tho
resumption OF specle Payments, groenbackn
should be At once redeemed in gold at 10 por
cent premium for the latter. gradually reducing
tee premium at Htatod posiods until Tat fs
reached at tue end OF tho four years contemplate
ea BY The Senate bill To Justify the Government
for this, tl1ero should DO aomo increase of tax.
alton. This statement hns not beo,l officially
ycriilol, but comes from trustworthy source,
THE ItENNErIN CANAL.
Mr.. Pottsr, Of tue Davenport Board OF Trads,
has arrived horo In tho interest Of tito Hennepttl
Cat,a. Au attempt will bs mhds to hare repre-
srstatiycs Of tho Boards Ut Trade Of other
Western c!tias, especially Chicago seut
here in that interest. The managers of the
Irennopin schcmo hero have designated John
&. Dore, vito has already boon hero. to advocate
the canal. 4 letter road here to-day stateB that
Dnro Ia at Albany As Chairman OF the ltlchsnond
| Convention, to urge upon tho Legislature Of
| Nov York reduction Of tho tolls upon the Erie
Canal.
| Gen. NuBk, Of WlBconnin, denies the genuine
moss Of tho letter iron, him to Gov. WRBl,burn
published in tie Milwaukee, At1os. Jan. i, at,d
| fppl,bltalled in THE TRIBUNE. husk doclarea the
letter forgery. .
| 70 tn Assocfated Fress.1
| NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
| WAB1lKnTuN, D. G., Jan. 13.-The SorAte con-
| firmed tho following nominations to-day
| George 1lannby, of TeuneBBee, Minislc'
Resident as Equadort George II. BAL
er. Enyox Extr.Srdin;ssy %i.;. ,Hlr sa Mnste att
Of illinois, Consul nt Darpner; Thoodoro Can
| borough, Appraiser Of Merchandise at Baltimore
q. ". Ingal}a, Of Illinois. Agopt for the Cioro
koeA Creeks, Choetaws, ChlokaBaUs, a,ld bomi
| noleB.
| bsJaunA on ths 6trth Fn1e.1
, 1875-01-14

both parties. The ratl. with tito lists of somo OF
t1.e principal nn,1ler, will meupy ha1f colnn,n
In xll tho morning papesa, n,,l thero Ia no dnuh:
Of Tho character of tho mcntns. Public opinion
as been aroused vory mitch ly tho action ot tho
Legislature t,,.,lay. and increased interest is
takon. Tl.e lion. VILLAIN nray will preside, anu
tho sncakcrs will bc.R N. lforHo, Jr, ttcn. San,
~. Quincy, Albert e. ilAen,. VI Plymouth.
George .. Shattutk. mud t;eurge II. Hortlrn.
iicpuhiteana; ant John tlnuicy .t.iams aud
I.cvorett HaltonEtnl[, Democrats.
, 1875-01-14
PUBLIC OPINION.
STATE LEGISLATURES.

CThTE EC1E1 ATUREE.
s-.,, en.,r-,r,,a
Ao"A of 4hA 'aA4h.
TRENTON, Jan. 1J.--ln tho House to-Cay strong
resolutions were adopted condemning the action
of tho 1eupyal Government in tho 14oilshna
a,n,cultv and denouteinr in sayefe torms tia
c,a.s,ae, =, n,o,,,,o,. ~ t,o Tor,a,,turo ~
feeei' o3ee''on y. " .ue ~ ~, y.
sovereign otate p9 military 1oscs o1 1ae
Gnlteu ntates'
EEsoLul1osn or THE IhhAs ~ LEo!shAtuhh.
tALFEsTpst AeA.t "au. Ia 4Ho 4it"A hustn
special nnys senator ilooy introduced tae 1o'-
lowing JONI RESOLUTION
WukaEas, II il tho right anu duty Of statea on AZ
pt"rrato oecasions 10 HVe tafsrtsan IL sheir set.
nelts on ail 9ae.as H. .an tssrs
- ~ ins ~ u'l'a Sas' '@'
s.of,rj r1at ,e reeocuize In the lats ncrfercnos
, 1875-01-14

THE DEPARTMENTS.
DErIClENc1EI IN APPROPRIATIONS,

hEFIGlESC1E1 IN APPROXIMATIONS.
t'prcfai Nt*.uf'rh 10 Tht Chicaao 3fitnW.
WAalItsnruS. ID. G., Ian. 13.-Thn Secretary Of
Tho Treasury lns sent to tho Hn,m Of Erjno-
Acntativcs estimates of appropriations required
to supply tlel.lcncioa IN appropriations for tin
scrsicn OF tho fiscal year c,lnE Juno 90, 1919,
nat rriot ycara us follows State Department,
va, ,7G4 Treasury Department. e2ai.797 War
Department, :l18.T67; Navy Department, Sta
iii; Inferior Department. st71,3l9. Total,
s5J.,oiG.
PROMOTIONS IN rl1H AnstY krArr.
Tllo Secretary Of Wnr Inns soilt to tho Ifouao of
REPRESENTATIVES. n letter from Hcn. s;cllo1ed
urging tile Bscrosaty to ,iao hiH lnlunHoo far tie
repeal OF tho act ferl,.ding ri0,natiotn III lilo
stafT.cprps Of tho army. III hs lettnr Gen.
bchoilell sayHt
rrael FIR tlye cnrs. yet sill beArn nn, tI,ret-'iu
AdJntanueneral't, ths PAyalh-tnrr, tl.r puar'rAs-
thrte In the Atjutas uenorals l'el.,rtnsn., two in
tho Fly Department, nl s"yn', III hs Q'ifcrmdserA
Department. Tue nrt IN it httlt tnlay hAa been re-.
dat>d, as yol will obHpsSe, to lncteiy Il rrrhonal
nlraHlrr.
Thu Secretary. In transmitting tho Inter,
recommends the passagn Of gel.eral Law to i'll
clu,lo ali ulsHso4.
GEOLOGICAL. sunyEYY.
The Secretary of tho Interior llaa sont to tho
1lo'1Fe u Representatives n communication rc-
yinng lis sslin.nlna for geological surveys, with
drawing hts estimate Of 9lGlu0I In rrnss, toroin-
1nonling tho following: For tho continuation OF
tho geological at,d geograrllical sursoya Of tho
Territories Of tho Uuilod staes by T. Y. 1lnyoH,
a75.ooo; md by J. ". Powell, &15,00o, during
tho fiscal year ending Iuno3D 1876. IN MI s9o 0to.
toDocxponded under tho direction Of Secretary
Of tho Inferior. Fur tho preparation and pub
eatlon Of the MAPS cilarts. geological hoctiol!s
mud other engravnEs necessary 10 illustrate tao
reports of tito Unted states geological surveys
of thu Territorioa, during tho fiscal yenr end,ng
June ao 1s1o e3a.ooo. to bo o1pe,Itied nnler tllo
direction Of tho Secretary uf tho 1ntorior.
UUS PATENTS.
From communication sunt by tho Secretary
OF War to tho IiouBo Of Representatives. 1t AT.
pears that tho United StateB Ii compelled to pay
roynlty Of Is coutR on each gun manufactured
Of to ALEU- or Springfield breocli -1oa,ng rifle,
the patentsd portion bo1nE tic nwiugtug breach
! block. Tle validity Of The pntcnt llas bocn st.'-
| tainoi by Judicial tecroe. 1t further alpears
TINT thera arc bt1er claims for infringement ot
patents In tho manufactnre OF this arm, which
aro not admi!tH; by tho Government, and Hou,e
Of thom arc now before tho conrta.
, 1875-01-14

NEW youK, JAN 12.-Tlo srustacs OF the Print
erH tlroo!ey slrs,lnsiul announce that they sss
prepared to receive contributions to ths fund ths
erection al &n appropriate mouumepk bslnB peS
IHAulod.
, 1875-01-14

The alarm from. Box II ut B:55 last night rst
caused by tile discovery Of fro in the fiye-story
building on tho northwest corner Of Dearborn
and Washington streets, owned by Tuthlll King
ESD, Tho tlremon responded promptly, and
found the fro in Room II, second floor, oco1-
pied by AIr. Mcdonald, q 1nelnbor Of the Board
OF Trade. There VIII q fro in tho grato, and tho
Home OF tho hot coalu dropped or tlow out on the
floor, and thus set Iro to tho room. Some
dan1ago was douo to tho furniture aud etract' In
adjoining rooms, anil It will take about 300 to
repair the injury done tho building. Mr. Hing
III amply insnrod.
4 slight flro occurred at No. 205 West Six
toenth stroot last evening At G:16 O'Clock, and
caused tho alarm from Boz 972. No damage en-
R,,ci
, 1875-01-14

~ 6t1I INA
ATTITUDE TOWARD BpAfN.

4FTTTUUE T0WAED BFA1N.
LoSDoS, Jan. 13.-IlIo Daily Telegraph re-
ports that Prince lostyshakof has decla,sl
that Nussia will not make tlo recognition Of
Alphonso dependent on tho confirmation Of his
accession by tia Cortes, but will act In harmony
wltl! Germany anl AuHtIlA.
, 1875-01-14

LONDON, jan. A-0 L. m.--rto british stoAn-
or ufido, from, Alexandria fur Hull, Aaa boon
lost, and twenty of her crow aud passengers
drowned.
, 1875-01-14

eptetH Hf.EatcA 10 Jht Chseaqd 1ttbune.
ADa1AS, Mich, Jun. 13.-A fro occurred 1t
11sBileld, 10 miles cast Of this city, this after.
nnou, destroying block Of nine atoros aud ono
hotel. and all tho ont-bu4ingB. The ilro caught
in Williams 1srun' grocery store, about o'clock.
Tue entire black Of buildings IL Il total loss. Full
loving arc tho losers e5 ): L. noos, hoota md
drugs. aavcl part of the stock; Y. II. Kurtz,
dry goods, havod palt Of sioux GilcH X White,
hardware. total loss; Williams uros., gsoc.
crH, total losa; y. scmtoy, saloon,
total loss; ,,,., Goo. 1'almasigo, moat.mnr;;
ktt. AMI Willoy, Lalnb l. Co., general
store ,,oarly total loss. Tho Dewey House.
owned Ald occupied by Col Draw, with Its con-
tcnta, Total less. 1nsurod for 81, 500. Tho Will
ians Dros. owt,cd three hrick atores, with
Clinton Hail al,ovo. Loss about $4,000; ill.,
aured for 81, ,5D0. Tho cntiro loss is about $780,
100. All Of tho buildings arc Insured in tho
Fisher Agency OF this city, but NO could not
learn the amo1lnts to-night. Tho agency con-
sltn Of tho UntlerwritorB', ilomo Of Now York,
Hartford, and franklin. a steamer wns sent
down from this city.
, 1875-01-14
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 13.-For tho Lake
1ogious rising barometer, railing and low tom
pnrature fresh aud brisk vast to northwest
winds, and clear or partly olondy weather, except
occasional light SNOW III the Lower Lake region.
For tho Upper atiHasAldpi aud Lower Mis-
Bouri Vnlleyp and tue Northweat. high but fAl-
ling baromctor decidedly LOW Temperature, vnFi.
abs winda, possibly shifting to southosly, md
clear Or parity cloudy weather.
LOCAL DDSENYAT1oNss
GatcAao, Jan. 13, 1875.
, 1875-01-14

THE FORTHCOMING HEETIAt AT FANEUlL HALL,
sjresat Ljspatsh to tn Chicago Trsaune.
UosroS, Mars, jan. l3.-f!ie arrangements
for tie ,neetiag tn Fanoul lLil tomorrow p.on.
.see great demonstration II tho best met OF
, 1875-01-14

8ATIsFAU17oA DXsEANDED or sFAIS.
DEAL1s, Jan. i3.-Tla Proutncias Corrs-
spouiencs ssya tho German Government has
taken preliminary steps to inaure satIHtactlon to
tue German fa6, and Indemnity for the ownars
Of tho German versel Gustav, whlcl. waB fired
upon whiIe in distross, aud afterwards plundere1
BIZ Lilo Carllkty,
, 1875-01-14
At VERM.L1oN, .. r.

Special Dtspatch to This CA.caao Tribune.
Sioux CirY, a., Jau. 13.-About two-thirda Of
tho business part OF the City Of Ver,nlliou. D. r.,
wan destroyed by fro this afternoon. Loss essi-
matol vt $4,000; Insurance not known.
, 1875-01-14

Special U4S11htch 10 lh$ Ehlca9u 1Tl9hsks
1lAnrroRp, Ind, Jan. 13.--A very serious ac-
cilout took place on tho Fort Wayne. Muncte t
Cincinnati na!lroad today, about miles houtI
of this place. Tho passenger train due hers At
1:l7 y. m., going North, willis croHslng bridge,
sthrow1l from tho tracE; and tho passonH0E-
coach, with about twenty.seyeu passengers,
shr6wn to tho bottom, distance OF about Is
feet. But one or two esoapah uhiuiurod-one
mortaIly. aud sl1 or eight badly, though not
dangerously. injured, an' the others Slightly i'll
ia tho As.sci7ttI Fress.l
CINclsSAT1. O.. Jan. 13.-The G0zet!e's fott
Wayne special says the northward-bound paaAe'.-
gers train OH tho Fort Wayne aluncle h ui1cl',"
nali Isai'roatl waa thrown frum the track BY
brokea raj. near Eaton Station, Ind, this after
noon. Tbs tain was running at moaatato
speed, wLou rail broke under eoael'.
some distance, was thrown over bridge II foes
high, smashing tho car aud injurlng son's III
sssFoa'y t.Iy Eea itd vi nS'o9s"'Ft H. Daq's hsa
t'' 4: wys''s:' ,' 'Ssai$a Gsssntfiase oty; : iaa.'
internally; a. II. tInklor, Montpelier. Ind,
Bmno; Mrs. Borden. DluGton, lhd,. burned Jn-
ish aie, e Fort rpy Wayn' .pns y sns. r.
| der, shoulder; john Fosdyco. Liberty; lna,.
Internal; Mr. Cook, Clncinnati, internal. and
head cut, Mr. Darlman, hoystouo. head cut !
Charles RAndall, conductor, hoai and tptotla,!y;;
40 cared for at uRrtfoid City.
| TRAIN THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
Sweat Dvuatth to Tas Chteaoa 1r.auas.
DAVENPORT Ia., Ja'l. lJ.-The passenger
train from tla west on tho Southwestern Dlvls-
lou Of tie Chicago 1eock Island i Pacific Road,
| vhcn utont milo west ct Columbus junction,
10 miles from thus city hs morning at O'Clock,
struck broken rail. Tho enHino passed over
safuly, hut tho baggago-ear, QUO coach. nId a
, 1875-01-14

DAYTON, O.. jan 13.-Tho loss on DeCamp'a
carriage factory last night does not exceed
s75,0o0 insured for 852, ,000 as follows. Ohio,
OF Dayton, $1,000; Phpnix, Of Hart
ford. $4,000; Miami Valley, Of Day.
ton. $1,000; Liverpool, London, aud
Globe, $1,000; Lancashire, OF Manchester
England, $3,o01; Northwestern, Of Milwaukee,
s2.5to !: Mercantile. OF Cleveland, 32.75o; Cti-
zans, Of Newark, N: J., ~ GoO; Enterprise. Of
72,5uo; Farmers. Of Cincinnati, $1,000; Home,
of Columbus, $4,000; Orient. Of Hartford,
Conn, not known; Manhattan. OF Nov Yotl,
I2,5ilu; Milwaukoe Mutual, 81, go; Amazon, OF
Cincinnati, $3,5bO: Cooper. OF Dayton, sl.600; !;
Atlas, Of Hartford, s2,5o0; Imperial, OF Lon
don, E4 TOO,