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, 1876-01-24

Dispatch to lttraukee ni&consfu,
OSHKOSH, Wis, Jan. 22.-About Latf-past 8
o'clock !aet night iire broke out in Con!oe,
Leach L Co.'s saw-mill on tho vest aldo Of the
river noar tho Chicago 4 Northwestern Rallroad
Depot burning 1t to tho ground. The mill waB
situated directly In tAo roar Of = row Of small
wooden shops aud atorca on ,Iain skroet, but
by the prompt action OF tbs Fro Department
tho flames wcre prevented from spreading to
tslcBc, and by l1 o'clock nll danger was thought
10 be ovcr and most Of the englnes bad coaaed
to play. 49,.
sounded when a f1ro was discovered ihbuing
from tue windows and roof of tho PetcrA HouBo,
only q short distance from tho burned mill. The
fro bad originated in tho upper story, evidently
3lom SPARKS blowing through an opeu window,
and tho t!ames bad gained such hcadway that q!
efforts OF the Fire Department to save tho build
IT, III proved an'''''''s' 1t was completely gut
Tho total Iossos by both ires IL from S35, 600
70 $4,000. Tho insurance Is $4,000. Conlee,
Beach l. Co, lose 4l5. .0UD Gu the mill. machinery.
etc.; Insured Tor $1,000. IN the following COM
nanles: phOni1. Now York, g 900; American
Central, Of 81. Louis $4,000; Fire Association,
Of Phi!ade!phla, s1 800: American. Of philsoo!-
phIa, Sl,bD1.
II. Dalumersell. ownor and proprietor Of tho
pssers House. loses s25, 600 insured for el3.0V0
as follows, undermritsrs', n. T.. o., GOO Lam
casttrc, OF Manchester. sa.u00, Fanouil Hall
Boston, e.. coo; Frankl!a, Wcs. Virginia, sl.o00;
Fire Association Of Philadelphia, sl,0UD; Amer
lean. plilsdolphia, s1.ou0; Atlss. Hartford,
el.000 0lobe, Chicago; $1,000.
+. j. Jackson, harnessmakc1, loses about
s1.000; Insured for s5U0
There 10 ! strong suspicion that both Arcs
Wego the work Of an iuceldiary. Cop!eo, Beach
4: Co.'S mlll had uot been running tor three
moptba. :.
, 1876-01-24

........ oWt LeRLANU.
F1GHTFuL ACCIDENT At 4 CnlliATNAB FEHTIVAl.-
Tho Pasta Journal des Debats publishes tho
following particulars of tho fr1ghtful accident
ht Christmas featiyal in SnisxerIand. Tho
accnc Of the catastrophe WAS tho school,
houHB OF tho villaEo Of uoliiIen, containing
about 700 inhabisAnta, and ono Of tho many
villages In tho fruitful valley Of Frickthaf,
in the Parish Of WoHstotton. District Of Rhoin-
feden, lscar tho Bxlss salt pits. It has sinaya
boon tho custom In most OF tho Hwiss Villages to
collect subscriptions among tho Woll-to-do tn-
habltants for distribution among tho school
children as Christmas gifts. Everything had
way. mud the childron had assembled 1t
6 o'clock IN tho evening Of Christmas
Day outside the school-hou1o, In the COM
pany of their friends and paronts. waiting
tree Ia order that they might rocoiso thc.E. Bsy-
eral gifts. At . !ittlo after o'clock ths school,
master commenced lighting the Christmas tsoo.
Having accomplished this, no opened tho doors.
densa mas, up tho etaircaao loading to tho room
prepared for tncir reception. On their
foAchIng tho top Of tho sccond stair
case tho baama supporting tho door
,nE suddenly Rsse way preeip;ating everything
tho lower story to broak down too. Tho interior
OF tho oditco presented horrible scene Of con-
fusion, human beings, beams, school desks.
cLalfR. mortar, ana asopo oolnE noGpeQ up To-
gothor. It was noarly Z o'clock when
th,a occurred, and cversthinc was in
dArknena, when tho remaining population
OF tho village, hearing tho csica Of tho
uufortunata chlldron and theif friends buried
to sho spot. HOMO Of thom subaoquoutly:.unu
oil for assistance to TIE nnighbor1ng villages Of
Xusgen and Wegs tetten, tho wonson and children
OF which wore assembled for similar pu.roao
in their respective Village aehool.housss. fhoy
ret 70 work busly to clcat tho tntorioe - aoon
as resistance arrived, extracting from
tho debua soventy-two corpseB,-thoso
Of Afty.aix children. fourteen mothors,
Of families and two non-bcaides about for rty
injured rersons and children, somo OF tho m
worry sedouBly hurt. It IL said that In many
families only tho father or tho RraudparontB are
loft alive. The proprietor of the y,lIsge inn
!ost 4is wife .nd three dsughters b, this
BY, orcordpg along tho wall aftor. tho ac-
cidcnt, got hold Of tho rope OF tho ncboo!-
house ball, and, pulling u it with all tlc!r
rniRh1 brought moro neighbors to thelE Assst-
anoc: Tho schoolmaster and tho vito Of tho
PRESIDENT Of tAa village Commune, tbs latter
holding . eht4d tightly IN hor arms. wero dis
uoYerod porched upon tho wall OH tho project
lug romans OF tie pulpit. aud wero rescued
ai.c1 remaining three houza In thelr perilons
ppRitDn.
, 1876-01-24

CoLuuuua, O., Jan. 29,-The District Grand
I.ougs. No. 2. Of the Hsbsow Order Of tho Sons
Of tho Covenant mot hero to-day. Rspsessata-
tlyea wers proaons from thirty-one lolges in
OHIO, 1udlanh, Kcnsucly. Missouri. Kansas, and
Colorado. Twenty-Five PastpsesidonA uoro
admitted u degrees ln tho Grand Lodge.
After long discussion, Trustees Of uarmontal
No, II OF tho Louisville HGre sustained In their
rofusal to pass bensnt to tho heirs Of brother
who was lost on tho Rtoatoos Schiller, The OBJ
joction made was that overssse.snlonta were not
rendered 10 Trustees uatil sftor tho loss OF tho
steamer was made public. Tho next meeting
and the twonty-atth aunIvarBary of1sha 01def
vii bo h9d In Cincinnati.
, 1876-01-24

Special Disrafeh To Thf chud1o 1rtenns.
CnAnpA10s. ILL.,. Jan. 2s.-Friday Afternoon a
man named Miles Hart, an employe 1t the Pax
ton Post-Oflce, purloined \ registered latte.
containing $50 from mailbag wtlilo tho Post
masters back WAS turned. Tho Postmaster,
having occaaioa to reopen tho package shortly
afterwards. uiasod tho latter, aud accused Hart
with hay!ng stolen it, but did not have him ar
rested OF searched Yesterday morning Sheriff
Lyman came 10 this city, and succoodel In ind
ing Hart and friend whom he was treating in
Aue st1lo. When arrested, Hart throw Away
roll OF bills. which Was recovered. He had spept
all of the money but go. sheriff Lyman took
hts prisoner 10 Paxton tonight, and ho sill DO
examined Monday.
, 1876-01-24
FRANCE,


TUE UtL1aAA OF HUGO n A.
FAnrs, Jan. 29.-The Jury In the MlchAsita
sonpstssloa for p!sJs On the subject Of tho
Ameriean Revolution awarded no Axst prize.
!earsog that tho public would not ratlfy their
6ectslon. Tho two pieces 10 which the second
p'1a vas s~Asdsd The jury axrss In ptonouuciug
remarkable woEks, poasosslng great mort That
hnallod "a Great oitizsn IA tho Joint produo-
ttoo Of NM. Armand. Aso'ss, aud "Latll!e," the
latsor being pseudonym Of the woll .laoyn poet
ftancols coppoo. Ths play "Ths Nov World"
y BY Vllasss 1tsss Adam, and ''Rseo Amnrtos "
by AdoIphs nichtsl A fourth ploduo,Ioa, On
titled !. Tia Patriots, IL written by u Arps.l.
san, who tAkea ths pAms Of Esrnendo AfTsnd.
II II 6saaxltsa ~ fall Of uovs1su4 and NiV. md
, 1876-01-24

0ne ot tho iovelIsas Islands Ut tho East has
Just suffered tremendous misfortune. An
enormous landallp Of earth aud rocks occurred
noAr 1t, Denis, In the Island Of Nounion over an
pxtent OF 3 ki!omotorH, whi:h buried no fewRr
thAu s1ty-two persons undor maas OF ruin 80
luetras tn DEPTH. aud Ut eouFso destroyed ssery-
thing Within its zsngu. This !andalp-whlch
recalls the dreadful catastrophe OF uoldau, In
Switzerland, 10 tauchingly dosyFibed years ago
By ~ American author, htr. John Hnal. Of Fort.
isud d,-psoceedoA from tho high mountains of
tbs District OF Hslazto. about R1somoters from
ths hot spElngs vlch exist thcIs. ana which
haze uudoubtsdly volcanic origin.
, 1876-01-24

At Q o'clock on tte ,aat day Of the fiscal year.
II cau thus easily happen-and docs generally
hhppon-that ono sol Of books ahows
millions moro than smother. The feason Ia
that In tho red.tkpe routine Of buhiness. tho
subJect-intttor which IL to be accounted ,for in
lilo first ollch has not rcAc1,ed tho second audit
inR office. Tho difference doea not nt,og E1ou.
oy tloflcit. II simply means that on q certain
day tho account Of = continuous buhnoas stood
ono way In QUO oflce hot different way In an
other Office. The fiscal year docs not represent
D complete Transaction. Tho disc ropAncy In to
10 attributed 10 tho syatcm and not 70 4 lack of
integrity Of the officers. Morton viii giro way
TO Davis Tomorrow To continue tho bookkeeping
discussion.
, 1876-01-24
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

HuteId! Dtfpafh % TRE CHICAGO Tribune,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, jan. G3.-sAturday night,
while LII. Board. ono Of the psoprietors Of tho
North Coal Shaft, adjoining North Springfield,
Vas sitting with b{s fam ly xnd friends In sit-
tiuR-roon Ut his residence, some ono fired = shot
at him through the window. but, tho aim being
bad, tho sluga with which tho weapon waa toadcd
foil abort OF tho intended victim. Tho AssaAsi-
nation Is thought to have grown ous OF recent
mining tsoublBa, and to hayo boon inctnd By
discharged MINERS, bnt no Glow has rot been OBJ
taincd though tho olllcora arc maA!ug avery OK
ertion to that ortf .
, 1876-01-24
THE NAVY.
TUE WV I*
rN0r0HEn 1NTkRTI9ATfoSH.
f}tsraf<b n tkt4 po1& TJr,<s

Nspa1h 10 Atso York Tina.
WAgu1sgroH, Jan. 2l.-Tho HonBe Naval
Committee to-day, in pursu&nco OF tho resolu-
tion introduced by tho Wars aud Means Com
m,ttes and pasnod by tho House, directing tho
several Standing Committees to investigate tho
various Departments Of tho Government, organ.
lied tho following Investigations, and com.
mlsted them to sub-Committeca consisting Of
tho mcmbcra namod. Tho magDideancs Of tho
sctiome bcgets suspicion that vory little Is In
tondod to bo accomplished:
Fnst-A subComlnittes on tho retired and setiyo
msnuera tiersof can be redueei th.sr ps, dminjsue
or any change made therein prono.iya Of economy
md s!hs;sney in tho serree-Moss's. Mill, Danford,
Stsond-SAvy-Jards and thc!r management. To H.
qui.s whether thar number msy b feducad, and, u
Management, what change can be made to reduce tAs
coat thereof! and reform tho alleged ahusca aud cor.
rupt,ons e.tssing thsrsin-Nessra. Wills, piafori.
Third-Tho Marine Corps. 70 inquire into tho
necessi'y for this corps u bfanch OF tho
abuses and frauds exist aud what change IN regard
theseo Il demanded by tie e1iRepcIcs an tbs ecouo
my Of tho public serveo-scssss. LeH1s, wllls, and
Fvurta-The material Of the Navy. To nquire Into
~ present aud pass condition. he causo Of M present
Of tho Government in regard thereto; this subject Of
Inquiry to include naval ordnance we'll a steam
mafA14elT-1lekNf1s HltEh. uAFf1A, anu Hlu11mS
tVta-IAc peraonnel Of the navy exclusive Of CON-
niasoned oicers To inquire What legislation Is
tssary IN regard to roefuitinp. 70 training schools
clothing Of se3men, IT,, and whether .uy a1rars,
Abusta, Or frauda eIat In tho puschaHo Of clothing
and whether any change or reformation In regard 10
these subjeets, promoivo Of economy and efficiency In
tho nara service can ho nade-Mcssrs. Robbins Ius.
leRl, and WilliaIns.
Sttth-Ths aws In relation 10 naval contracts and
contractors, and tho purchascs made for and
count OF tho naval aersice; thc lava and regulalons
| Affecting tho service OF veszels In squadfons and
osherWtsc; tho LAVA and regulations In regard 70 du-
Hea and rcaponsibilities Of inspection: and tho laws
and regulations acetnQ pasmsatess, thetr bonds, du
ties, accounts abltlea etc. anl also Of any agent Of
| tho Department ha7n9 c.lnrge Of narat funds,
property, or The custody or. oversight thereof;
ibis committee to Inquire whether any abuses,
srro OF frauds exist IN tho administration and
cntion of said Laws, and Whist change or reformation
can be made therein-Messrs, VILLA, Haz1is, and
Lewis. -
neutrality-suspicious. 70 inquire how cztin,Ates
arc made. what have been the amounts Of recepts,
their sources and expenditures per annun for -
yeara, and what hand to show for thoss e1pendi-
furts and what romedy change 10 demanded to
rect any abuses fraa e1iAtinE in tho disposition
1nado to b msdo Of to appropriations b. The
ernnant for tho naval 9orvice-Measrs. Williams, Bur.
letgh, and Juues.
, 1876-01-24

At 0AlESGuR0, Ill.
Special Dispateh to 7hs Chicago 7tibuns.
GAI1snuao, ILL.,, Jan. 23,-1ho Colored Moth
odlst Church) and bsrn tho property Of o. J.
Barnard, wsro destroyed By fro between aud
o'clock this morning. The church waa IN course
OF erection. the roof having Just been complot-
Cd. Tho police sny tho barn was set on tire. and
that tho church canght from tle barn. Loss,
ei. coo no inaurAnce.
, 1876-01-24
THE FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR,

ALLEGATION THAT IT HAB ALWAYS BEEN 4 MITE.
Special hspdteA 10 Tas Chicago Tribune.
WAsHlsorox. D. u. Jan. 23.-Ths Tseasury
e1peEss have been leaEnlnR In detail tho ohArgas
Of Senator Davis sgalnas tho aystam Of T.oaaury
bookkeeping. Tho entire difficulty and misun-
derstAnding sppsArs to aziss from ths fiction Of
the fiscal year. The reports Of tho different 40
counting officers for auY ascal year do not rep-
resent tha sAms transactions They by no meaus
represent tho completed business Of twelve CAL
sndn months balanced. Thsy simply show tn
sssts o4 ths beaks In ths &sysssl dtnasat anaasa
, 1876-01-24

~ ~ ~" .A. A""''
u,..,',..s ~ ~ ~ ~ . n
-, ,s,,..N s.A4' rA". .''A'As'
, oeauA y. ~ A' .,. T., 1 "s. 40 M.u uooa
.,.s,ss a., ns.oa - ~. ..nr =. 81, - .,a1ts
H., -. ..a.ss,.te, a,.a t,,.a,.,e, - ,"..a :.
ar.s,r n.ri.'r. ~ .ha,,. xron nm =. 49, ....
~ 49, or.,tos, 49, ro.,a. 1,,ss. ..I,a.i",n
t,oroy.r d. ~, oon,r - oaaaars ,as,,,aas,.
."ans. ~ AZ. a.,s r.. -. , ' 49,
a" ~ ~ s.o .s.a. ~ asI y. s.ns1a4 VI
nsuta ." eou4,aa.As1oue " qaas'ote' la.oua' a',o
iuol arc cut OIL anu eaea o1cor "a loft with hss
pay proper alone. Thia will leave tho
Geucral OF tho Army $13, 500, tho I4ioutenant-
Gonoral a11 nm Mn;or. aanorala a1o IN, ,rd
1,-,o.aio-' 'r.na.a,s az ton ,r,,o ,rassn, -
nf'8ao'ef' 'asnete'S' eo'ooos Aha pfoSont IL"
horsea, and Tho number allowed \ Maior- Genor-
Al Ia bv Tim preaent b,l, re,luced from fve IN
throo s,1 r,,co5ior-Oo,orsi Is .,fo,voI h,,t
e' u AL an,ss"s :. ",,a...i ~ o"oa es ~
'"o' ~ uoia'oHeosa @eo a1lo"ea t~ot haa a'l
mounted of!lcors below tho iank OF Major arc
allowed ono horse. Tho pny Of CoIouel, Iouton-
ant-Co]oupl Major. Cantain. and First.I I,ieutcn-
,nt IL lo,t rno,,rced nd for Tho raaso, tha, T.,
no o.ao, can any ono o, thoso olicora. oyen after
twenty yoars' aeEvico, receive moro tlan 9i.5oo.
Tho Eay of Second Lieutenant however, is
roducet IN Al nm, for a mountca of,ccr und
e. am ~ ~ ~ Nv, ~ ,..as n.y. ".ss o. ~" ~
9t'@o" ioe one aos .'oua1eu' 4ae leaaon TOT
THIS reduction upon aecond Ltoutenanta iB that.
with worry few exceptions, shoy arc young OIL
cora. unmarried md freah from thu Acaj1nmv
ri ~ ,-,,1;oa,,1 aa.,,aa ~
auu .no noa'a "'s ae0.oe 1uo'oat ,oi
sna oA'oi@ @ke1tooaout!ns "u1ca sAey noffe III IaAs
rank, ~, vt tho outside, tlselr gerylco o. Second
Itnutenant doeB not exteml bsyond fiyo yoAYa
1rIo u,y,rra m pooona T,.vtn,.nt,. ,ax ..,,.,,,t
- IN onn 49, W. .'". .t"..' A-1. 10y ~aouA'
70 soo'ooo a!eat' ~ soe mastof OF Communication
Of quarters, all oDlcora are reduced
ono-ha!f. The ltom Of fuel IL not
changed. On tho item Of forage tho saving is
81. 600. This matter and the reduction in
the number OF horaes allowed officers also an
plea to tho marino corps, Is do all tho otler ro-
ductionB ID tho way Of communications. In tho
matter OF details OF olticors fur stafY duty. very
odectou, At prcsent II iB uossIblo for a Tion-
, 1876-01-24
SPAIN.
ELLCTQnAL TROUBLE.
fNk f.{A EAAASAfI

SPAIN.
xLEcTonAL TROUBLE.
tca6ft 5pttial.l
New Yonx, jan. 23.-Armed intimidation Was
uled At ARGOS and at Uala to prevent s1.httnistor
Rordriquaz from continuing his candidacy for tho
sphuiaa Cortes. Tho mayor, hword In hand,
throatensd Rordriqusz'a lifo II ho rcmainel. Tho
Liberal papora Of Madrid den ounce tho outrage
il tho faco OF tho Government decree regulating
tho praes.
ruoH cRors M CUBA.
1AyANA. Jan. 23.-a1any journals aesert that
tho aucar crop will certainly 10 90 per cent less
than laat year. They also consider the coming
tobacco crop Of the vuelta abajo almost totally
dsatroyed owing to tho drought.
THE NEH pOhTEa.
MADRID, Jan. 19.-The lffnistariafista hay4 50.
cared oonsidsrable majority In tho new Cortes.
This mlno1ity wl'l consist Of about 10 Conpttu-
ttounltsss, fautcnl Meodotitcs, ulatoricoB, and
others.
, 1876-01-24

+tW VIZ oaH, oaH- -s'
Charles Do GRAFT, aliss "Doc" Do lratl, tbs
escaped prisoner from tho Joliet prison, who
MAS captured In uoboken last Sunday night
atior desperate resistance, started for Illinois
with sheriff Irving and special officer yestcs-
day. Dc 0raaf has twico eBcapcd from prison
and opcc to leaped from 4 train while in motion
, 1876-01-24
ITALY.
ASTQNELLI.

LONDON. Jan. pa dispatch to tho Daily
Nesos from Romo htatos that tho groatost snxie-
ty ID fcit with regard to tho health Of CaEdi-
nal Antonclli. He has had relapse which has
boon very marked within tho lnat forty-oight
hours. Immediately before he was taken sick
Spanish Government loyal to tho Church, III WOW
Of the tendencies reToslod By the election.
, 1876-01-24

niIous dssrdora, liver complaints, ooatiyspoes,
dysrcpaa. ec+, arc speedily removed BY Ds. 1sypu's
sluaurs l1ls. Thirty years. has pr1xsa ahetn su-
ctos to III otef Esinsa!es for tho OF tho various
diseases for which t4ey aro ssoomm eudcI. In thsr
acto thGf m,ll And ts!n md zuay b taka II
any Tina Without fisk from o1pos3ss.
, 1876-01-24

PORTLAND, No., Jan. 2s.-Dr. L. ?. Sanger, OF
Bangor, In charge OF tho hospital II E!misa dur
iaH the lasa Wax, will publish lotter In ths
Press tomorrow In roply to recent structures
ppon ths treatment OF prisoners there.
, 1876-01-24

deIataa from tho programme laid donn. It Ia
believed It will have great RueceRe.
NnssoN's HUSBAND,
ii. Hozoand, In dAngnronaiy Ill.
rHE rARtS atNATonlAL CONVENTION.
rAnls. Jan. 23.-Tha second meotlng VI tho
Senatorial Delegates OF tho Department OF tho
Solne WAS hold to-day. Laboularo, 1hore, Hugo,
aud Gambotta Vora present. Tho meeting failed
TO complste Hat Of candidates for tue Henato,
tho Radicals opposing tho suggestion OF Gam
botta and I.abuulaye. that list be rnade 10 rop-
reBent lho threo groups Of The Left. mot!on,
made by Gatnbosta That tho dIncuaAlon be ad-
Journod until Wednesday,, WAS adopted.
NO LANCER ARMY.
pARIs.1an. 23.-A categorical denial II etyep to
tho recent rumozs TINT France in increasing hor
armament,
, 1876-01-24

WHEELING, VIVA, Jan. 23.-A fro at Beliairo,
O., this ovoning, destroyed building occupied
by tho Marietta Chair Company as \ furniture
RtoFe and \ ANAL tailoring establishment. Loss
, 1876-01-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

"a slight Co3d,'' Couxhs.-Fesv are
swsrs Of ~ tmpost.nee q cheating cough Or
II neglertsd otten attacks tas !ungs. roens Hre;..
esl atssAasS 1ys sure snd almost tuAeaks:a sal,at.
, 1876-01-24
AUSTRIA.


DISTINGUISHED HUNGARIAN DYING.
LONDON, Jau. 24.-A Wanna dispatch to tho
Standard sayB the illncsa Of Doak, Hungarian
statesman, threatons to terminate fatally. The
sacrament Of o1tremo unrtion has already boen
administered.
, 1876-01-24

HoAo KoNo. Jan. 22.-Tho Grosyenor Miasion
has arrived at Chong KiauE. In the Province OF
Yuuuau.
, 1876-01-24
RUNAWAY.
- = -

RUNAWAY.
DosToN, Jan. 23.-Johu MalIy, = prominent
citizen Of somesyitle. was riding with son in
Chaslostovn, Saturday evening. Tho horse be-
cams unmansgeahle, and upsot tho buggy. Nal
ly's injuries caused hts death. Tho sou was 10
Ye1ely injured.
, 1876-01-24

THE BLOOD AND uoEEs OF TIE wonE1EXAN.
Tho International Society ia noisy, in belgium,
tho uorklngmon demanding bread without
payment
, 1876-01-24
GERMANY.

4
LONDON, Jan. 23.-A Berlin special skyB that
Bismarck is con0ned to his room With neu-
ragiA.
, 1876-01-24

Woncxsrrn, Mass, Jan. 23.--Tho extensive
pIeture-tramo and moldng works Of 1lury,
Eddy l. Co. wore badly damaged by frb this
morning. LOBE, $4,000; lusuraucc, $4,000.
, 1876-01-24
RUSSIA.
COMPLEMENTARY.
dNhfs nuaS.Pt

COMPLIMENTARY.
lCable Sptrial.j
New YoaK, Jan. 23.-Tho Nussan Imperial
Academy Of scioncoB haa elected as corresponding
members. Prof. Nowoonb Of tho Naval Obsorya-
tory, Washington; Prof. Gould, OF the Agen-
tine Nopuplc. and Prof. Whitney, Of Now
uavan.
.. GREAT CALAMITY.
Nubinstcin. tie great pianist, Il threatened
with total blindness
noDsKY.
LONDON, Jan. M.-13ods Ity, tho merchant OF
Odessa arrested by tho Russian police, has been
released, hnt will quit Russia.
, 1876-01-24
NAyAL COUpTE9f.


New YoRE, Jan. GA Getinan squadron OF
thEeo iron-clada and ono tender visit America In
July.
, 1876-01-24
Rnbinstein, tho Groat Pianist and Com.
poser, Threatened with Total
Blindness.
Great Fears Entertained for tho Life 0
Cardinal AutouolH,

zion, n meeting to-day, further resolved that
bir Horny ualford. having boen appointed the
rerrescntativo Of tho Association for tho pro-
posed match. bo requested to communicate
the resolution adopted by tho Association to tho
New York Association, nnd mako Ill neceBssry
arrangements.
DEATH OF 4 MEstpRn OF PARLIAMENT.
MAScAzaTRn, Jan. 23.-Witllnm nornAlna Cal-
lander. ono Of tia members Of tho House Of
Commons for this city, died to-day 80 yonrs old
ROYAL coSprsoxSAIoN.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-The Duke Of Edtnburg
To-day oponol the Royal Aquarium at Wostmin-
ites Tho Ducheaa Of Edinbuss uns unayola~
lb!y prevented from attending.
PARLIAMENTARY.
(cnbe Speciat]
NEW YonK, Jan. 20.--At tho opening OF Parlta-
nent tho nnawer 10 Tho Royal speech viii be
uoved In the Lords BY Earl Aberdeen, and
ocoadcd BY Earl Elliamove.
LOYAL IRELAND.
Tho peopla OF Dublin hayo formed committee
% induce tho Queen or p1incp Of Wales to visit
holland next aurmer.
MOTHER STEWART,
It WhisRy-war ronoWu in Ohlo made her appear
snca 10 lho hail Of tho Nauonnl Temperance
.eaguo 1t London.
JOHN BRIGHT.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-John Bright aud his col
eagues IN Parliament Dixon and Muntz, 3d.
oiRht bir. BrfrhE in hin nnooch nssacI o~or
liz nuestion n tho asvacirrn1or H., ,t
hlmfralty. The mattar ysa nnt "a n..v n. ann,o
suppoaod, he ouestionei hoWnvcr w,othsr II
was necessary for tho 0ovornment to meddlo
AFFAIR and tT,n EHo7. .Gsna, n.,..,".a .uas
gat,sfactor1iy. Mr. Rrioht cnrnna,1 'So' i;n,''
sclf aI1nuat nntfro1y n r"niva, "1 ~
Inrd nshav,a snaac;, ~ rdph1ras ~ ~
asacked ~" IN ~ pusGn m Eannafg a no
uopolization Of land bv a 1o,v u1cst fsndhn'dsrs
and aEpuod that tha nosaeeaors NJ Ina shnn'd
be otnpowered to hn1naath ~ 20 th"c nia.sni
Iloforring to thS futura no!cv Of tho % 1IphaTais I
ho ndyocstod thn nastm,istion ~ cn,,tv J." i.or.
o,lRh franch,sn. IIs nonfei ~ IHrm,nosoa,
viii G i'm cnctor. ro.nrni'" t,roo s;a,'s1. ~
par!lsmeut. whito tbere wsro aaySntr mnrntsnpa m
whose united conasituopcee n numburod n Ioss thau
neess.arv n,ioht ooac,asd a. tni,o1 VI seAa "aA
VIII. ~ ~, - unaes.s" - ~ ....",.,.
confirm YOUR ogn noxs1 T.. .1t,nty W var so
md riahts to your fellow.countryrlsn IN tho souu
lies. divo tho Freedom you tnjoy 10 thoso who
sre now excluded. 0iyo them also, freedom Of liz
soil On which thoy Live.
a voto Of confidence In tho representatives nj
Birmingham In Parliament was carried by acclh-
eonden1ntne tho action Of tic membora In ro.
ror,I tn tbe iiront rsnresc,t.tton ~ ishor ~
.uoter denonun;or tl,a,r ~ " 1uot H.. o1 nno
borno question, but the moFars were nIonced
" The uproar. hir. bright explained that he
osatpfoVcd putting up candidates for Parlia-
becanso, having throughout tia careor aimed to
get lid OF c}asaea, and to hRve tho peoplaWork ns
one nation. hn thought Il inoppotune, now
Mleh thht object vna stsalnod' to revtYo olaaa
1ox,ox H. nnn-tiTE ~ IT, gAIk da.,s, AoA1x.
, 1876-01-24
OHY GOODS, DO.
COlQGl0ppOrtQDity.
GREAT ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE!
RETAIL DEPARTMENT. OF
CARSON,
e G co.,
Madison and Peoria-sts,
Madison and Peoria-sts,

Tho Winter Stock of the Qroat
West End Dry Goods House
at immonao reductions and sacrifice
in prices. Tho Golden Opportunity
for those who desiro to ocouomi5e.
, 1876-01-24

Tbs oorartuetshl horotofore e1lstin9 batwnan ths
undertgLsd under tls n1n,o Of Rally l. Iced hA1
b&sn tnis dsy dtssoysd by mutual consent.
DAVID KELLY,
Jan y, 1916, DANIEL J. REED.