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4 Dog Itcsutrcctcu bY Transfuslon OF
Itib0l1s

. QH4ato E{ffeH. ......
Yesterday afternoon \ dclicate and dttIlcutt
surgical operation was performed Ut the Medical
College, III illustration Of the theory OF the trans
iusoa of tlooa. Tho operation too4 place under
tho direction OF ptot. ilaaon, taacl!ef ot phyai-
olosy, and waB Witnessed by tbs eut!rs Faculty,
tho ssutsuts. and i largo number Of other pot.
eolld.
TWo dogs wore secured, ono little larger than
tho otper. rhoy .were both placed undef Tho IL.
tuenco ot ether aud rendered lusenaIblc. one
end Of i thin rubber tube .lod with hieaFttou-
ito OF soda to keep tde blood from coagulstiug.
Has then ilsssted into tho carot'i assery qf dog
No. /, tho larger one, and tho other end into tho
juRuiAr vein Of dog No. 2. Tho tubo was se-
ourely tastencd, 70 thas there MAS no danger Of
tts slipping. 4 yeln xas then openul in tlls lat
ter aud Ill the blood drawn or until respiration
ceased, aud the dog was TO all iutouts sud pus-
poses dead.
Hy the ail OF an sls-puup artificial scspira.
tiou was kept up IN ths body, and tho blood
turnsd On through tho tuoa from dog No. |. IT.
Af8w minutes, after about olucaa OF blood
bad been transferred iato tho carca.a Of tbs dog
10 began to b1oalbs. His rssniraliona gradually
returned. knd IN = short time were ueAzly ~
ss1oag II before tho operation.
, 1876-02-15

!, = ;, ~ ! J4R{i Gd4fIkt.;
Tho Votks-Z Zeftung nlAtea that trade Ia alnoat
st s.andstul iu aoSorai parts Of Germany. aud
that many large manufactures are unable to
employ thelr Usual complement Ut 'hand4." 1o
largo nutnbsr OF Horkn}eu hhYo been discha1g-
I'D in tho COURSE Of the last tnres months, aud
The wagea of tho Fetnaiader hayo been consider.
ably reduced. The furnaces of 'he Neu. .Schcttland
Company have boon extlaSnlshed, aud the wolk-
men !u the htoIo aud sehsssonbe.g tpinea ha,o
toukeqdsntlY beeu thrown out Vt employment.
The EisenAtotp M!otuS cod,pAuy IL about 70 sus.
pend it, operations, aud tue WeatPba,a Wagon
Works. tha steel mauufactorJ 1t Hagen. tho Ita-
gen Qrunthai Isoa Works. eto.. .ara Working ieaa
than ha!t-t,ms. In tho District Of He1tmInd =
Pridgs-pulld'ng company has sd,schstRaa, $50
Wotamen, aid tnlolng ,saAociA.ion hAs boon
upable to find smp!oyment for; ;lG5 more. Soy
efal qther tafG6. employers ot lA6oF haye ,been
coinpetI6d to adopt sMilat mslau{af and tha
.IQxg. Zeltung AIDA that Tbs a4tiA Atsgoltfop d!
tfade prevails Ia tic mhels bt tGa mind Pfoy.
.nces.
, 1876-02-15
GREAT BRITAIN,


MONEY WANlEn FOR TIE CANAL SHARES.
! LosDos, Feb. 1A.-1n Tho louso OF Commons,
Eoithcoto, Chancellor Of the E1cbequer. movod
Atesolltlon asking for E4.031, 900 to pay for tho
Khedlro'a shares iu tho Suox Caual, la.oIy pus-
chased BY England. The debate vas adjourned
Until next Monday.
TUE AEll1HuAsEMEyT sonEME.
LoHDbN. TeB. l4.-1u tho House OF Commons
thla eVen'pg sir Stafford Nossheot6. ,Chaucol!er
Of tho Lxclte4uos, explained tho uAturo Of the
financial arrangements for tho completion Of tho
Busz canal sharfa purchase, lie said tile Gov
er1it1ent intended ID keep tie TRANSACTION spe1t
from the ordinary finances. They proposed to
Istse "a! money from tho national aeb1, Com
IT, ps5sbo g ns xbsirs si ''1f ct ntir hs
paya1sht Of intesest on ths loan and reduction
nf tho principal Ihoi calculated that withln
thiftY-a years thc county would bs entirely
t1ao fsdm Tho debt, and thus haye tho property
had boon tho. establishment 9i friendly .re!s-
tions with II, Feidiuand de tesseps. Arrange
ments % Hsre nor ploglesstng which be {tGe
UhanceItot} hoped would lead to Tho Introduce
ID sdai6isttati5a Of ths oshsi ooabfs6y. no
u" no rsasou Why EnglAna anould falt 10 TO-
teive tho interest rto;nised BY Che Kholiyo.
Ar. Cave had beeh furnished With al the ip-
iS es ~ 81. IT, 3bs '''e o E b.
keto considerable. and had beeM adFAnci6g
ud de3elopiud. rhe iip.ucai AdmIn,stratlon
sad been 6xceedingly bad. .rhs British uovern-
nent wala Led 10 tt1e conctuiou that il tie Ehe-
i've mould honestly aud siucesely devote hlh6o|f
p curtailug expenditures, Il mould bo still t,o$-
nb!e that Egypt GOULD make irlsngetuputa to
neet ~ epsagemsnta and cisty 6n het hnAncos
;. Lospox, III. 1874. m.-sr starord North
sota stlted In the House OF Commops list nRht,
b reference To The KAedi1s's request Tor tho ~
aatsacp u the Epsl'ah fnApcser, That The
uosernmsat bAd decided to send nis-
q National Daht Department, W.tHou will go
% EeJpt to SEQ whstheF tho position offered IL
on4 which will allow him to do jusllcs both 10
, 1876-02-15

THO Paris Figaro tells this stoty Of Oriental
geucrosltY: H.. Dagrhy obtained from tl,o
khedtya Of Egypt i grant of land, Oh whtcl, 10
built uouse. When tho 6ulfdibg was comnleted
he invited the kheuiyo to Wait It,. The monare!l
uas pleased wish It, and ,4aked how much i. coat.
FIFTY thouaaud poutids," uaa, tho answer.
..'i1era a}o fCo.o00,," said the Khefllye. "i,ot
ND buy H." OF cousse ". Davrhy complied With
the ioyal tsqueat, aud wds commissioned to ii It
up aud furilish It, winch he did at cost Of
rl2o,0 When al Haa hosslod ho went to 500
tic Kletlirs taxing ha lltllo ron wish lin,
rho mouarch ot{etcd to ttes tho boy. but to ran
Away. crying ''No, no, mamma aaJB yot, aro q
uaughty man." "Why?" asked the Khedi1e.
,.ltecaueo yQu hase taken AWAY our beautiful
house" ,Tlo KhodiYa wrote On place Of paper
&nd told the boy to give It to his ulothor, You
longer 5 M ntasLty,: Ths paper M i dsod of II iii il
ol tho Mlole property.
, 1876-02-15
WISCONSIN,.

Sptetai DIspdlth ID 7hs Chttdan 7Tf6uh4.
MADtsox, VIII, Fob, t4.--Mr. PAhl who kept
tho Assembly 10 long undor dead lock Friday,
c!atms that ho was innocent Of Rny astomrt to
mako trouble, and was asleep on lounge In
tho rear Of saloon ncar tho Portage dopo: till
aftot midnight, sshon ho wont to bis boatd!pg-
place. Too much Turner masquerade wa4 what
was tho matter with him. An effort ia m aklug
to lot him OF easy.
;. TIE CONTESTED sEAr.,
The fruits Of tho victory nero gathered BY tho
Assembly tonight IN the awoarItg III OF at.
Bennett and his occupancy Of the 1owa County
soat, vacated BY H.: { y Saturday.
1hore was tho uzual lot Of. pesistons and re.
molhttanceU-atnong the former number Of
petitions from Chipps.a County, Whcre opposl-
lioti comes from, for tho passago OF tho Dells
bill. A constitutional amendment waa offotcd
to amend tho Constitution 80 ~ to tncFonee the
Supreme Court to flro Judges.
VOTE ,.
somewhat Indicative on the Dclla bill wAs tnkcn
Tonight, ahon t1lJ RESOLUTION proposing 10 ap-
point committee to e1un1ito into the subject
and report to tho noxt Legislature VAS reforred
by dn etnphatso yoto to tho Committed % L'ir,-
Dor and blanufactures Of which Stocking, q
Eau Claire. Is Chairman, against tho earnest
protest Of Milisse, Of Chtppawa Falls.
rAnL AGAIN.
Tho rcao1utIon OF consuro on PAIL Tor absence
without leave, friday. WAS tefoiscd to select
CCu1[0ltt6A OF tHI1Gs
THE NEST wIaCoFBIN DItL.
In tho Assembly. . bill lngaIzing the change
OF lue Of tile Weat Wisconsin nailroad passed
unanimously under = suspension OF tho ,nlos,
the people OF Tomah havlng Withdrawn all Oh
position on tho hhsts Of payment by tho Rail
road Company of damages to Tomhl from tue
change OF route.
CONCURRENCE.
A resolution was concurrod in appropTtatinE
for tho establishment of slgua1 stDton at HlRd-
| eon; also for tho prosecution OF whoever ls ths
party owing $4,000 to tho State on socount OF
tho money belonging 10 the Inaane Hospital
und deposited Id tho Dank OF Madison.
THE POTTER Law.
| Tho bill to amoua tho Potter law csme up on
.ts final passage. 4 motion TO postpone till to.
m1lrow whH lost, 25 to 81, aud the bill passed.
81 10 80. Resolutions wcre presented III both
Houscs from the Agricultural Convention, pro.
testing Against tho repcal Of tho Potter law.
unless It 10 clearly ploven that It is unjust ID
| the railroads, and opposing reduction Of tho
| members Of tho Railroad Commission.
IN TIE BEHATE,
| resolutions wero offered for moro Information
about Tue railroads. Assembly bills were con-
ciirrod In 10 maIo tho school month twenty
| dhys; also several local so1ato and Assembly
biIln wore passed, and joint resolution adopted
| rat.fyipg Tho proposed amendment to the Cot.-
stitut,on authorizing counttes 10 adopt such =
system OF government as they dscm best.
, 1876-02-15

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 14.-senasor Gordon ad-
drsised tho House OF Representative and aa
imnonse crowd a. thu Capital tonight. lilo ar-
faigoed the Republican patty. ii incompetent.
corrupt, and ~ havlug controlled the legisatlon
toward tho South BY i apisit Of tyranny
H. referred to . Toewba' To-, speech, sayiug that
must remove tile superintendent caused lY
Toombs' Wild utterahces this year. Tho South
bad to make Christian light agalnst tus world,
desh aud tho Beuator from Indiana. Tho na-
etonal contest ttnsf bo on sound pr!ncipIes, aud
the South uuat 80 fur ths mat who csn win. DO
10 taA Coaventiou unplsdead, aud ask for plat
9o1etnniHlt."
, 1876-02-15
SPDRTtNG NEWS.
THE RIFLE.

tfE HlfLE4
CALI, ron CONTENTION lF rHArpFNoOTEEa.
Tho cu!cago Kiao Club have tss1ed tue follow.
Ing circular letter, which stuuld meet hearty
rosponss from tho rife csubH throughout tho
West;
cntoAao, reb. 1t-7n Hifttnen n tht Eorthue%
On tue 29sh Of pecetnler la75, meeting Of repro
stnt.t!tes Q! sere1al Western rins clubs held ID
ns Soi'hMtsefn lids 1s.oc.t.on ". alses.sd, sss
aa tns cIie.go Kae CLUB Va. requested 10 isEs IL.
eiatloa. xseofdlney the usdsrishtd ve,e sppo!osed
eomt!es 70 dis.st plan md pertcet the erpanisa-
op C. % t t2pPGsD, e. hs Us . fta
xnd iu or1er that Tho GorshveAt may Ia properly rep;
:se1: y e s too T. sg q
ors.sizcd p1of 10 ID 2Ss6 dsy q Msreh nett ID Se
ue s' WMsss sna IL & III
xest Of the A.s:iasppi AyeE, arc hereby tnylsd e
4 s s o. T. ID nsfS csu 70 o. b 1 IA
2ath day Of March. nest. At which meeting suoh
s: vi o,sa.s xh hs gGa s
bo aareed upon: :Tae rspfe.en.atl7e msy 10 ehossa
eon re.dent y iii. eity feF thas purposo II b.
eyed ha. wIsb tbs exception Of e1nehses fot print
rense VII! 10 necessary. wnea tho organization il
eompletet .rssngeaear rlll 20 snads fos an .unull
ss rs s ,sE sF s!ul, @ M 1.Ss an o
which viii bs mated without expon.e to tt,o aseocia-
ton. no trust tiat fsapdd Of tts rGn will osgantzs
clubs IN The different localities forthwith join lis for
tic purpose proposed. ressons receiving tald cltcu-
As respectfully requested to coopersss In ths or
ganzation of club Of 10 p!acs ii In tho hands Of
s6tnc known to feel interest III r!o prlcttce.
After the organization III perfected, clubs may bo
admitted. hut for thn pariyso of organization wo
EHht thtto will 10 aERe representation. nespect-
fufy submitted, JAMEa T. Nodr,
ANtLrH C. UuC&T,
J. 4. Et1Arfin,
II. y. Tnoulro*,
u, L. Bliss
WALTER BuRSnAX,
Comntstee.
, 1876-02-15

.Ths Nav York 'spH contains tl,e plaInti1s story
OF young mAu ~Lo took hls sNeslheaIt 70 the
opera tho other uighs, and OH Lis mar homo
stopped A. l1gh.toned Restaurant. tor 4 ittlo
Of straxbesgles.: Ths rie.lm nayss .,"Whs%n % wo
lad eaten tho Strawberries didn't take us
lons tos they ,xeEe pot numetoYs-ths waiter
lrd the eheef eu tLs labls, With tbe, figures
o. oin Lls.siat kit-a.EE, lEelpsa bsf Of sith
lst dtoav. diated myself in ~ Own Utster, I'D
gtaFplaa tho check. turning It over caselass1y,
, 1876-02-15


DLooN1Soros, ILL.,, Feb. t4.-To-da5 judge
Upton learned by telegraph that A.tornsya II.
Crawford. aud Col. niddol Robritz, Of Chicago,
representing respectively the defeusa aud r.os-
ecutiou Of tho sust OF Morton, Blias i to. Va.
tue GILMAN. Clinton d &. ,ringtlell Company, tas!
applied to Judge psu,umond 1t Chicago for d
transfer OF tAc casa 10 tho Uulled ssstcs Court
Which transfes had been dcnled by Tlpson, ana
that Drummoud lid decided that tho tIAu4tsr
before hiu to-motro = nuotuing 10 shor Why thoy
earo not liable for attachment foE. contempt
Wtlll9ms 4 saft, OF HfoonInston. also attorneys
In the case. repfo4entlng Morton, nll.s q O.,
tsplpt for similar action taksu before Judge
l1sat. Williams i uulz douy Ill colIuslou With
, 1876-02-15
OHIO.


E1EtuT1TE AND LK0IdLATITE.
CoLuMnus, O.; Fob. 14.,Gov. uayos to-day
appointed John S. Dtazeo; OF Lancaster, menl-
ber Of tho State CodtfyIag Commission.
In tic Senate bills wnto Introduced to provide
for the abandonment OF tho Lewiston fosoz.olt
and sato Of 1ands connected herewith; to au-
thorlzo tho dovofuor to appont fiyo Tax CON-
nissloners In each county OF tho State, to whom
al questions Of le7ying shall bo rsfertod by
thoae authorized to lovY tAxes.
In tho uouso I bill wAs introduced to fegnlhts
compromising and aalo Of drugs In cities OF tho
second Glaze; tc transfer the National road to
couutlos through which tt pRsscs.
, 1876-02-15
STATE AFFAIRS.
Joint Conference on tho Election
Bilt In tho Louisiana Lcgis-
1aturc.
Litt1e Prospect Of General Agreement
on tho Roturhing-Board Cues
ton.
Legislative Proceedings in Wisconsin,
lowa, aud Kentucky.
LOUISIANA.
TEE DEAl1-LcGKs

TEE DEAD.L0EK,
New 0nIgASs, Feb. fi.-Tho Conference
C0msn,ttoo On tho Election tI1l held another
meeting to-day-itis Is etasod a. the special rc-
quest Of GOV. Kellogg, ssvora! rneetlu9a wore
hold last weak. hut accomplished nothing and
negotiations lad boon broken on, thore bstng no
hope Of satisfactory results tho Democrats insist
ing THAI tho Retdrning Buard be abolished aud tho
1sepubtfcans rofnhinR 10 dispenao with that feA-
tute Of the Election 1Aw. In tho Houeo. to-day,
on account Of tho prcscnca Of 4 largo number
Of pollce In cittxchs' clothes In and
about the stato-1lousc, rcaon.
lion WAS offered that TOO Assistant Hcrgeant-
At.Aetna ho appointed without etpcuto to tho
H.ato. Tho resolution lies over under the rules.
1t will probably bo adopted. Tho Conference
Committee adopted eleven eectiona Of tho Elec.
to bo dspeuHed with.
, 1876-02-15

PEDEsTR,ANiSM.
MARSHALL. TO yoN u1LLEHS.
Mza. hfarshals aeesna from tho following note
to havo no objection to walking another match
wtth her late antagonist
Cn1c4ao. Feb. 13.--Mftf Btrlhn ron Hrlern: /,
your CHALLENGE Of Feb. 3 fur second pedestrian con-
lest to begin Feb ~ 1885, or he soon thereafter tho
necessary pzeli inin.ry arraugemcnls Will permit and
to be governed by the ru lies for such contests pub
sheA In tie New York C,pttr; the time to be ak
days; each Of as to chocse two scoress and tho four
fully, Mns. MARY MAnsii4It-
ANOTHER A8r1nASt.
Tho following chaougb has bcen received,
with request Tor publication:
ClticAao, Feb l4.-Hra. Anrshalt or Mlss pon HIT
you sor rJx.lay yak for *51o aide. c,li Or a.
dress No. ste Welt Fifteenth street. isesreetfnly.
MOTIF.
There is letter for Arsaa Mary Wicker at this
o[lice.
II the Editor of The chteaao 7t.oune:
CnrcAuo, Feb 1i.-pteaso publish the folsoN-
ing III answer to Mr. o'Leatv'B letter a. pablIAl,-
ed In to-daya Ta1nuxE. As regarding mysalf, 1t
ID true. that hare asked Mr. O'LeRry through
my friends. to Halk bu0 Iniles NTH mo, but l
never wanted any odds in money or distance.
llc decllncd, stating that he had d match With
Mf. Pcrkins and could not walk until that vas
oves, AMI that had botter cstabssh record for
| myself before presumed to challenge him. l
ncted upon hts suggestion and wss matched
thEco weeks ago for sl0U side, to commence
Feb. q, in McCorn,tcks Hall and havo also ao-
| copied tho chaltcugo Of Miss Elton Wlckers. to
walk $50 mtlcs whilo walk 600 for $500 a aito.
Dotu matches viii tako place At tho samo time.
In consequence OF thls. oannot possibly take
advantage Of slr. O'Loary'a offer bg next Friday,
but ia soon hs taye ttnished my undertaking
will wnlx hin eitlieE 500 or 1,00U miles. don't
ask any odda other In distance OF money.
think myaett. TINT It Is 1ecessary to establish i
pedestrian record boforo may presume to meat
ure INV speed aud endurance with auch an Ok.
tsaordinaty walker as Mr. o'Lcary, aad hopo thai
Ae will mot dad4In to walk agaluat mo aftsr my
| present matcI1oa aro over. Respectfully, yours
J HEsRr 8onMEnL, JR.,
| 4s7 NORTH Ffauktn street.
, 1876-02-15

~ though tilt mohs9 taft wAs raA1fy l., matter
'of to accuunt. Dnt it 1ads tho feel Kind q Bt,k
vbon nav IN total, el6.so. Of whIch e1o rdre
for tho StfaHbetrItsi boiuB % per plate. about
% cents PET atfa*betfv. Fortunately I had in
my packet = f20 hote tho funded reticAcns+tisc
auft Of npriha clothing, aud rat1 tho bill but
itg:. cyes me wtci, faf1kct that p1d Tho p,lce
-, oAt AMI pair of trousers fur thosa tMo
bnp6 bf BttAwbtFrftb."
, 1876-02-15

- MUUuY AND 8AHKEY.
NE# YoRK, Feb. 14.-Notwithst8ndtng tho
heavy rain; 8,o00 pSisons attended tho Moody
and saukey montlng tonight. Moody continued
s ss 1sSd''s sad Il b; bo pSss j. ts hi.
rnarks lilo whole audience Joined iu, sing
Ing "Praiso God whom from al blessings
Flow" Tho pEaYoE-meeting was attended by
about 2 900 personB, aud The young men'a meet
lug by 1000, Tie lhttot WAS conducted bt
Nesdrra. Moody aal 8aukey, who subsequently
talked to fuu,ber Of persons whn kHk!&sa thair
coming In the inQuiry-rooma.
, 1876-02-15
Kentucky.
E.F1{fTITTylp

Loutsst1Ir, H., Fob. 14.-The seuite took
up bill providing for tho continuance uf the
Geographical HurTex and, after somo hmend-
meush. PASSED 1t BY vote Of 81 to +. It makes
An hnnnal appropriation for Two yoafs Of soo,-
700. rhore IL little doubt about liouae CONCUR
fence IN th!e tnpoftins Meaaurd II 1t eau And
tlu1e to kct upop l.,
, 1876-02-15
The ROCKFORD l. ROCK ISLAND HoAO.
Spfttdt EoryfStondf7ise o. Tht EhL.tto 7SItfitk,

THE FpCKFURg q RUCK TSLFHU HUHU.
Speetdf corytstonde71ee ~ Tie Cht'dto 7rItHtk.
b1nwAuaEE, Feb. t2.-Partica Interested In
be Rockford. tiock Island l. it. Louis isailroad.
which now rnlBcrabIy atbps at Sterling, ILL.,, and
noAks northern outlet, arc III this cstv pav!n::
tile feAy tonards the construction OF IN indo-
tween Rockford aud t4'5 point Is aboi1t Is
mics. Tho road would open up the lumber
diaEricss 10 Central and soutuoth, Illinois That
nov pay tribute 10 Chicago ahi st, Louis. and
tho coal.aetds to thoso regions, to our people.
, 1876-02-15
. . EGYPT.
TIE KHE11vE BoRRows $50, 000, 600.
fbt-

NeT8 T1SE 1FfbHfIt'
Being now il fnvot with Great britain. tho
Ehodi9o hAs be,u enabled to borrow sso.oo QUO
SIT, ,0o0. 900 bdug for the stato, and 10000
600 for tho Khsdtye's own account as gEcat
landowner. This increases the Egyptian debt to
about $7o0,00e.0N, all Of which nhs boen oon-
tracted slnco tAaail cano to tho throne. It Is
fortunate for Egypt thatt 4 largo sharo Of tho
money hAa boon devoted to works OF publio
utility, which u1lst incroaso tho wealth Of the
people.
, 1876-02-15

At meeting Of tho Directors Of tho poorla
Chamber OF Commerce Association yesterday, &,
Ii. Ibompson vaa elected President,
captured In Cuba, and who recently escaped
fran Spanish prison, arrived In Now York yes
terdRy, in lho steatnhhlp Adriatic.
, 1876-02-15

8AIr tAKE. Utah, Feb. M.--Yehterday's md
tu-daY'a expfess train from Tho cast duo at Ug-
don 5eatosday esonEog and shls evening at 0:15,
passed Evanston btlwcbn G and p. m. to-day.
Tht doiay waa caused by anow uaas Of there.
, 1876-02-15
the Chicago contemn4ts. Thsfe will b6 4 circus
III toutt hers III lid morning.

O1lnA, Neb., Feb. l4.-Th6 paescngtt t-tr&n
dus at 0edAn yesterday got ous Of tic sndw
near Piedmont thla afternoon. and is now undet
wa5. followed by8 trstn due there to-day. Tha
siat-bound psesongsf tralh Of 5ettotdss tatd At
Echo until O'CLOCK to-day. A snow.plon raf
through 10 Ogden from Evanston. This morning
large fotco Of stose!ess on .be Rad arc a. work
and ihe mtn4gora Of Tho, road are doing biz
work. Railroad oflct1s hero report that ali
atattd; and that yestetday's trans ate getting
through 10 good shapo. ro-d1Y'a pserenker-
ttAtn from Ogden eaat is BONO i've bours late,
csuAed by waiting for the Central paci1o Train.
, 1876-02-15

Special Dfspdteh 70 1At ch1eado 1r,ban4.
Lounos. H., Feb. 14.-Tho R1y. Mr. Smith
held revival hcro last nlnht. About eighty or
ninety .ttanded. 1Io las been holding meetings
ut MasaiLon, Ia. with good auccoss.
, 1876-02-15
RQMEl


THE FEW SPANISH 7uNfBTEn.
NoxK Fob. 1A.-Tho Popo his received eeuor
uardeuss, tho newly appointed AMBASSADOR Of
Spain to the Vatican.
, 1876-02-15

Charles Il. I.snds, who xas recently acauIttct
% the g1ouod Of llsantty, OF tbs murder Of
cartash. tho Vtnesspd editor, hAs now bssn pro-
nounced shua by Judge Read, sitter aa examina-
ttou Of Witnesses, aud discharged frou s1teat.
, 1876-02-15

= mT55V1E1 F1EIffC.
Nav YoHK, Eea York, Feb. 14.-Is IL atattd
that prominent capitalists Of tlis city and Chtca-
90 hsro obtkIuad 4 controlling interest In aouo
0f tho hon'ls Of tho Missouri Pacific Nailtoa4l,
aud aro about to cor1monce foreclosure proceed.
iUgB.
, 1876-02-15

new YonK, Fob. 1i.--1t ls stated that Tho
Atlantic Pacific Telegraph ComnanY Will to-
morrow reduce its rates to all points to all poutu
~ OF 80 pet cent.
, 1876-02-15
BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, Fob. l4.-A Catholic denomination
At Moiinos yesterday tosultsd in r1otous dls-
tu.bancee. gov,rAl people wcro sbverely In
lurod, and the Fo!ico weio obliged to intervene.
, 1876-02-15

LITTLE RocE, Atk., Feb. 14.-Arsic'ea Of a.
noctAt'on Of tho Memphis h International Tail
road wcro filed In the Secretary Of States ofIlcs
to-day. &he proposed road e 10 run from Nom
plus to = point In Southeast Afkannas. Length,
3U0 mlcH. 1lo Dltectari aro o. 4. IlAdTot,
James Torrance, Johh u. Adams, II. ii. Cooper,
and T, y. Davis,
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hsmsot and tho Khedire. II such provo tho
tksst he will ftniEn his present offseo. and sako
service entirely n kh officer OF The KhbdtEe.
nunnrtANE,
Sailing veaHels which arrlyed today ftoth the
untead bsAtaA report having o1pottonced terri:
bio hurricane tho lattor part Of January. and
suffered mitch 6Annago. Tho bark NotthvInd
encountered tho Italian bark Enrito Hioselln
ftom Philadelphia. JAu. 49,. for Queenstown.
With dscss swept and feat Of water fn her totd.
Tho Captain, rnats, and fise AeAnen had tceE
washed orctboatd and dtowuod. The Captaia
ct tho Noteh*fud put aboard the Enftco Meroho
tic tnatc, ots MIN And d boht.
TIE nnEA DsTuFfs TRADE.
Tho MARX Lime Etpress' wehklr reviow of tho
Drittat1 curn trade, Apart from Tho qhcatisn Of
improvement In priced later on, hotno moderate
reaction may be festouably looked for ROW In
consequence OF tbd loyt rrIcea rntng. tho feocns
colder weather, and tho fact that, owing 10 tho
hopt!esehtsa induced by long. g.conttaued bad
trldo, milters havb nos kopt up thar stock ind
kfo now running ehott Tho tlrmntaa Of tho
Paris mstkst. III Hpito of large Atoors aud our
dibcoutag18 advlcts, IL significant 1herc ts
40 aYethBe itao Of two ftAnca on ~ gr&dea bf
-four.
Toni, tlEurEFANr or 1NErtSr.
DtnLfN, Fob. 1t-6 \, ru.-Tho TorntnJ Mdti
hays It ID rnmorkd that thd Uuko Of Abercotn,
Lord 1,lensenant Of Itciand, Is Aesut to rcsigh,
and Will ba succeeded By Lord WLarnc'ire.
, 1876-02-15

PERSONAL.
sfs. ]. N. Abbott. General Tlcket-A5ent Of tho
Erie Hatlroad. IL 10 the CITY.
Mr. i, N. Colo, Gehezal Tekat and Passenger
Agent OF tha baltimore h Ohio Ha.ifoal, IL iu
tAa city Oh short visit.
, 1876-02-15

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Bosrox, Mass, Feb. 14.-A1riyed-Htesmsh
Atlsh, from Liverpool.
Dalsro1. Eng, Feb. 14..-.sseamship Arsagon,
from Now Yotk, has asrtycd.
, 1876-02-15
CHICAGO 0ALEDONIAN CLUB.

MUSICAL, Am LITERAKf ENTEnTAfSMENTH
at Caledonia Hail. lG7 and 1el ~uhlnst"itt.
Thn fourth 1ecsuss OF The Course VII " delivered
thti evening. atH O'Clock ny IA ME3 CnlSAuLals Esq.
Bubject-TIIE "ETTRtJK H!IEtHEED."
Tne muslc will bu under l4s direction Of Professor
Ge41y,
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Tesse addrcss 8. E. BLISS, scerctary No. A1hlaui
Bloch, Chicago,
, 1876-02-15

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