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, 1876-11-06

Tho name OF Cos4ack has been anonymous with
barbarian erar sknce tho war between Napoleon and
NEs,Ia, when tho skjrmishcrs at Alexander cana
to be frGanled By the European troops Az q hand
Ut force, brutal saraecs, untestralnea by tic laws
Ut civilization. and unalovca by the instincts Ut
cuu,msu humanity. This idea nf tue character OF
tue CossAek does him great in)ustcc. according to
the representation OF Mr. Eugene Schuyler. who,
In his travels In tbs lussan provinces In Aaa, had
abundant opportunities for observing tho yatlous
peoples inhabtlng these regioas, and the Cosaaeks
amons tho rest !ie teseihss lhat ''ln reality thu
Cussacks ate mild, amtabtc, anu haspitAblu. They
ART the pioneers Of Russian civilization. II any.
tl.ug has to bu done, and brave, manly fulows are
required to do It, the Cossaeks arc employed.
When country Is to bo co1onized. th" cossscks
guard It, and themselves taks part In tbs work of
:sttemsn. Though Eisea ssap' to oss,.rnsI
tribe, they arc, In the main. pcscetn!
I'D erdst elti1sn.. b1'y, lnaA.tEions. and LIZ ~
AouseEeercts; and, during NY whole Journey In
Asia, ! VII. only too delighted when eaMe 10 =
1wa4 suss 10 1ud everything fisaA and nsat. With
, 1876-11-06


BAYS London letter In the Nev Century Jo,'
Women: II yesterday received au invitation
from some friends to accompany them to SEQ
the house OF the Duke OF Westminster, 10
which limited number Of persons arc now be-
Ing admitted By ticket. Tho wealth of tho
Duke Of Westminster Is provcrbal a
great part Of tho wealthy and populous
district Of Westminster belongs TO bin, and
the leases OF the houses Of this fashionable re-
gion having fallen tn during the Lifetime Of tho
present Duke, his wealth Is OF fabulous nmount.
This being tle ea'c, story which was told by
America caused much amusement While In
the West soMcwhere, he feli III With Western
Ellsh stranger.
".What do you do at home for a livlngi' ask-
ed the American.
"'We'l, l don't do exactly anything was
the reply.
Where do you get your money!
my father supplies nc With money!
We'll, hnt what would you Au,s said The
practical American, "ti your father was 10 bust
upish
, 1876-11-06

violence 10 nnv Indian was committed by my
officer Or snl,lier IN thu west side of the river.
Gen. Terri was present overlooking tho
operations. which must bc accountcti IA one of
the hcst-planncd and mnst perfectly executed
proceedings In the campaign, although, the
comparative result r. eui,rtp 0f t,lsappo!nt-
me,lt, ,nas'nueit NJ tho num!,cr Of ponies and
guns taken was not as large as anticipated,
owing to thG taet that some person l'a,l ic-
upnn them. One hundred md scventy-tivn
n,nnlca and afty guns were taken on thc west
ride. ami tho movement on The cast side, under
tic direction Of Gen. sturec., resultci ID tho
capture Of l50 ponies mud 4 few guns.
Tts morning. Gen. Terry met tho Chiefs, and
arms anl ponies, and Informed them that their
rasons wnnll he btopncd i they failed to rnul-
ply With hi, ,,cH,an'la; and, as they orc rather
sensitive III the question Of rattons. they havo
yielded aciuicsrcnrc, and before 10 a. n. to-
n,orr1~ the General has been promised nil their
ponies, amounting 10 about 2, oo0; but, !n re-.
gard to tho del!sery Of their guns, Gcn. Terry
Is more eaDGltnc than CLIFTON.
, 1876-11-06

AsokHF tbHStltn}FfH.
a Keokuk tourist, who wns waiting At 81.
Joseph for Tho train for Quincy tho other day,
while pacing the platform, was accoAtcd by an
old gentleman, and tho two enterd Into c,,n-
versatfon. In tho courxo of tho pow.wow, our
kcnknk man asccrtalucd thnt tho stranarr was
= minister Of the Gospel, and, like himself, was
bound for Quincy. They rat In tho taulc seat
n tlls cat, anil after they Ind travelled some
distance tho krokuk tu,lrst putlctt q f]ask from
hls pocket held Il to THO light, pulled the cork,
aht!. turning to his companion, remarked:
~ never drink when ! am at home, but when
ON m the rt'Ad, constantly drinking all kinds
Of water. take n little for tho stotnachfs sakc,n
antl. talting moderate drink, he politely offered
the nask to the minister.
"My fricnl," sattl The preacher, II am min
lister ofsthc Gospel, mil hare been for forty
years. In al that time drop Of lIauur has not
touched my lips, l'ut-as you seem to be 0ctI-
t1eman, and considering the surrounlpes--I
VIII tako drop or two and plncnr tho tnsk
to his mouth he swallowed about half OF Tie
contents. They hail proceeded but few miles
and the reverend gentleman was warming IN.
MY brother, I'm preacher, and Invent
drank drop OF liquor for forty years, but |
have pain, and u you will let nc havo drink
from Your flank think 1t will do mo good"
Tho 0nsk was passed, and about half Of tic
remaining contents was taken. Tho divine be-
rased. AZ the train pulled UP At tho station he
he remarked:
aslee, my, fren, iorty, ministry, Never
me-hic-aick. and take little for the stoyachhtc-
reached Quincy.
, 1876-11-06
a Question Of Homes.

- LhHd0n NF7n6Nr1, =
Whilst travelling along the coast Of atptocco. T
once made the acquaintance OF dc.cftsr frtun 1llh
French Algerian army. WHO hni settled nt that
town some ten .ycass previously. During that
period ha had employed himself IN tilt COLLECTION
Of thc boacs Of The animals which were REJECTED
When ht last Ills courtyard bccau.c chuhc with an
accumulation OF bones Of every description.
m application 10 be allowed 10 alLp lhen TO Mar.
sciller. "What do they want sll thcse hurcs 1T
Mussrilles fozl' tho Kndt nsked. ''uut of them
they turn knife .handles and buttons and Il Errnt
many other useful articles" the Franchnaan r.
Ylic! ~ win allow you to e1pnrt these homes"
the ksdt resnrned, "ent with tho condition that
pleco by . tribunal Of four butchers. whose xcev.
Ices you will haxr to pay. in order IL ht1se that M
you understand shat never could consent to havu
knife hundles and buttons turned out Of tho sacred
romatns OF my f0rcfatherd." The Iouos In qucstion
are lying yet u Nabctt.
, 1876-11-06

Throwing Pies Before Swtno.
All the railroad lIncs between New York And
Philadelphia are completely strcwn every day With
paper boxes. thrown from the cas.wln1ow. Affer
The lunch contents arc gone. and men constants
ly employed clearing the debris froua the rpadwaJs
-DosfoH JfaHscrips.
This rerltnds us Of an adventure at q Vest
crn country railsonl station where, when the
trim stoppctl, ecvcsnt Of tho passengers were
astunlshcd to observe seven or cight Bwino rac-
ing fruIn l}el near by up to the railway track,
halttng beneath, the ear-winaows. Attention
was distracted however. by the cntrance Of d
boy With "n'cc fried pies, only tl.i-vc cents
arIecc," THIS really appctizng.laoking nj cr-
cllandIsc vas eagerly purchased. especially by
any one who had ever eaton a fried applc-turn-
over in New England. But afasl tic folly Of
truatlng to appearances; for no sooner was the
first n1s,utl,ful beneath tho teeth Of tho pur-
chuser than dnvor of strong butter, grease,
md general nastincss met ills tastc, causlnE
him to nnsti1y ralae tho car-window and not only
elect tho tnoilthiul, but tho remainder Of the
pie from which It had hccn takcn,-n procccd-
ing which The hogs waiting beneath wcrc CYL
ilcutiy well acquainted With, o. they devourei
the discarded winds with much gusto, and 10
the disgust Of the passengers, who thus found
that they had hecntno swine-purvcyors, as duuht-
lcss others had before them, Judging. from tho
nntmnlst aetlUns.-Bpston Continental bulletin.
, 1876-11-06

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.--The digest OF tho csap
retnrna for October. ~ prepared at tho Depart
mcnt Of Agriculture, Indicates reduction lii
tho Tfetd Of t'le wheat crop Of nearly une-alxth,
section OF tho Uniou indicates reduced product,
except tho Middle Statcs. The figures point to
q yield Of about 915 900 900 bushels. Taso is re-
ported as I per cent less than In 1873, hut tho
quality Ia letter; barley Is o per ccnt less than
last rear; buckwhcat full ayeruge; oats show
. falling III Of =, per cent. Every section Of
the Uniun Is deficient. The corn crop Is de-
f1rient, but figures aru not yet obtained. The
cotton erup will be large, and Is likely to ar-
Q full average crop; sorghum, full production.
Tho tobacco report shows about tho average
production.
, 1876-11-06
WINNING lip.

WAsuINaros, d. c., Nov, o,-The President
has acrcptcd the invitation Of the Centennial
Commission 10 formally close tho Exhibition ou
the 10th tnst. lie will be accompanied to pAlar
delDh!a by tic men,boM of the Catinrt.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 8.-Tha United States
Cenlennlul Commission, in executive session
oM IhuFsaay. passed = resolution continuing
tho usual fec of 6U centa Tor admission until
Saturday eyuBn1, tho 18th inst.
The Com1.lttce Of tho Commission having Ia
charge tic ceremonies Of closing day, today
finally agreed upon tho principal features Ut thu
Thyy provide fur satutcs 10 be fired II suuIisa
amt uouu 1t the 10Th iust. by q battery stationed
un t;uarRe's Hill; thp lrst u thirteen guu1, In
honor Of tho slirtecu original states, and The
and Territory Of tho prcsent day. Both salutee
will b repeated by tho United etates steamer
, 1876-11-06

possible to impress upon The Cinnamon
thai the alnr,n llnl been false nnc, with their
nn''ve stoldity they returned Into the theatre,
nhu the performance waB continued. The !n,ticH
went to work tn clear away tie lnass ii human
lcInga piled up iu tito hall. n'ni fnlini ttat
twenty-five pcrhons l,nl hcen killed outright,
willie twenty-five or Thirty othcrs wcrc ,noro or
of prostitutes frun, thc Chinese quarter So fAr
MS It ltus been possible h aarcrtnIh ~ CnurasIln
was Injured. After removing tho slca,l and tar-
tng tor tho wot,.lcd, tho policc entered the
progress thc SANG ia II nothing lad occurred.
Il Tns nt onrc etopnetl, nnrl part Of tic MI.
tfet'rc nl MI tho performers arrested and llcld
~ w1tHus.cs fur tho Cosoncs'6 Inquest to le held
to-day. Ths theatre l,as long been source Ut
vii now bo taken to prevent recurrence Of
last nights eaiamity.
, 1876-11-06
Plymouth, Capt. Barrett. at her moorinEs on

Plymouth Capt. Barrett. at her moorinEs On
tlc delaware River.
ltrtcf remarks will be made by u. J. Morrill,,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee; John
Wrtsll, President nf Tho Genscnaiat l!0nr,l bt
Ffnancr; a. 7. Noahorn, Dlrcetor.tjcncral, and
Zen. j. Il. flaw!cr, President nf tic thitri
States Centennial Ct1nfnlssiot. lie orchestral
ntti horaf music will be under The direction Of
The nltrc T'f!Uttia..
Among tlt,tc tnr!.ct1 arc tho President nf tho
United Staltn and n,clnbGrs uf hts Cudnct,
,l,nlgcs nf the Supreme Cnuft Of the CMitct
States, tho DirlanlAtIe Corrat the Gcncral Of
the Army. tneml'cra IT c1mgress, FofcEn Com
Mayors vi principal ci.lcs, and tho Paramount
Park Commissioners.
\, tie rcqt,cst ot the United States Ccnten.
NAL commissioners the President Of the Uniicd
STATE. las consented tn in present, antl will d.
y md formally clostng the International Exl.!-
ton Of 1910.
, 1876-11-06
An Odd Chair for tfle NNKt President.
R,,n k1,t tnrjhrn ffa{feifn,

Beth Klnman isnl his son Catlin, the re-
nowued CuIlfor,Ila hautcra aad trapperst ate
nav II, the u'ty. stt!, !las Falhcd considerable
afuI ut tt,p Presidents Ut tho United 6tatcs. lie
prrscrtsl buchanan With chaIr uaa.ls VI elk
horns uud laufs Ia l8Sh and Enye Abraham
Lincoln similar QUO In lStH. Andrew l0ht.spn
was tho rec!plcut uf chair na4lc u grizzly
skius md claws, During q recent visit 10 the
Ceutcnulal Exposition Seth called OH Gov.
ilayes at Columbus, o and presented him with
chair sttuilas " thu Llneoln aud Buchanan
rl.ars-of elk horns mud honts, with grizzly
Hntsw s ar II stoia thg
ldsntslect, unty II Las the addition Of grixzly's
fcroclous head cunniAgly concealed underneath
the seat nhitA. by touching sspting III the Evas
, 1876-11-06
, Worry Serious Accident t!''i It, on tho
Nj Memphis & Little Rock.
Railroad,
u.o people Killed, and Sew
ontoen More OF Less
Injured.
,,,,,o,s Attending the North Penn.
'.,,ivania Railroad Accident.
..,,b;1itg to Human Suffering Mani.
s.ted BY tho Train Employees,
mathis by implement and
Drowning.

srn1ous RAILROAD NCCIDEST.
WORMS, vs Tenn, Nor. "a distressing acct'
~, oc,,,rrcl 10 MI Eastern train on tho Mem
as' ,uS Little l.ock Railroad laat night, near
s,s",;ton. @s cnuscl by tho forward
ss'.' !.nss ol q slecpIng.car dropping down and
aue. '1M~,nr It over tfcstsc, pulling tho
.n'.' ~, csr oil With II, n,ld rlling tho
s.,.eorer, s.a. IN ina promiscnous heap. Francis
pIs '1ss,c furmcrlyol Canada, but for short timc
v w." l,.ne q, Dioolsoo's Landing, Ark, wns so
s'fc s,,'f Injured flat he died within half an hour.
.a''' .a lnfout ot J.. F. Egglcston, OF
W...,Inpl, v1 was fatal]y Injured. ].
I'1sr,us , 1'srpek. Of Bowling Green, Ky. was &C.
!, ,.,1v Injured, being c,ts In the faco and
,s,ni,tr, & an Ills lip bruised, Mrs. John @.
tc. w.,smes, Of Arkansas, had rib broken, and
,,TsrsI mataI' Injuries. Somc fifteen others
s'ae'IIj rs1e I,je,tiy wounded. Luckily tl'c sleeper
st's VT, emntr, Or tho casualty would have
~, ~ mnrh 1nh larger. Tho wounded nrrivcd hero
IT. y insto, X til. morning, and were. ptomptly
md :. far An inquest was held on tho holly of
IL +, unorc and verdict rendered IL accordance
Sth tLc sboyc statement.
, 1876-11-06
FIRES.


Special Dfspdtch 10 7Ae Tribune,
KEoKuK, H., Nuv, 5.-A iFc at 3 o'clock this
morning destroyed tho dwelling Of tho late D..
A. Williams. Loss about 5000; inaurancc,
S9,500 In tho 1Etna and $500 In another COM
pany. Tho Dwelling vas t,noccnpied, SO the flrc
Is attributed to incendiaslsm. During tho fire,
j. W. Johnston, m old and prominent citizen.
waa knocked down flight Of steps and sus-
taincd Injuries from the effects OF which he died
a few hu,irs hftcrwnrd. Tic decreased had beer,
for a score Of years or more. WIS very Mucl, re-
spcctcd, and l!a sudden death Is dcplorcd by the
enttro community.
, 1876-11-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON. Nov. 5.-Thc steamships Clmhr,a
and 81. Laurent, from New York, and Polync.
etaa. from Montreal, have arrived out.
New York, Nov. 5.-Arrfycd, the steamers
England, from Liverpool. and August Andre,
from Antwerp.
, 1876-11-06
BURGLARY.

8pertai DlspaseA 10 7n4 TrtbuaA
FoRT WAYNE, lnl., Nov. 6.-Ycsterday morn
the saie Of Presslcr & Rlclcy, hardware tnes-
chants, at Chcrubusco, Ind, was blown open,
nnA 5000 IN money anil yaluablcs stolen. A
largo amount OF stock was nlso carried OIL.
, 1876-11-06

Special b4tp0teA 10 1Ae 7Ft0uN&.
BLOOMINGTON, H., Nov. IA brutal fist
and skull eight occurfcl this InornIng near this
city between j. D. Condor, fireman Of tho
Chicago 4H Alton lsailrua,l, nnd John 8isls, II
barkccncr, fl which 8!sk had Que car hIttcn uir
aid resolved injuries which may scsult fatally.
, 1876-11-06
a FRrfslITrU1, FALL.


FoRT WAYNE, Ind. Nov. b-Ycstcrlay after
nnon John Cra1ner fell from the roof Of the new
Catholic church at Cecil, striking on a picket
fence, mud sustaining injuries which resulted in
his death tfIdny. Crancr llvcd In this city, md
Ills body WIS brought hero thls evening.
, 1876-11-06

At CHESTER, PA.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 5.-A fire broke out at
Chester, pa., tllls morning, which causod loss
of $4,000.
The fire was In d luu,hcr yard owned by p. 8.
Bunting. Tho 1ar1cs sprcatl rapidly. anu II he
cana necessary 10 telegraph to Wilmington for
assistance, which promptly arrived.
, 1876-11-06

OF the chair, is thrown forward, the Jaws snnp
yiclouAly two or THREE times. when Il returns tu
its place Of concentment. THIS interesting little
ornament Both thinks bis old iriehl Hayes Is
going TO get.
, 1876-11-06
YFtIOW EEVER.

sAvAsaAr, Nov. 5.-The total number OF In
termcnts to-day were four, Of which two were
from yellow fever.
, 1876-11-06

Special 11spateh to 7he Tribune
LEAvEswu,tru, Kan, Nov. GA man named
William Brown was drowned in tho Missouri
River last night. There were three rt1ing In
skil1, whom II Overturned md brown porlsled.
, 1876-11-06
The WEATHER,

WAsnrNoTos, D. O., Nov. 81 a. m,-For tho
Upper Lake region falllng barometer, northeast
to southeast wluls possibly hIcktng TO north
west, cloudy, aud rainy weather.
LOCAL obsERtATlosA
, 1876-11-06
TILE RAILWAYS.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL EARNINGS.
Tue traffic department Of the illinois Central
Railroad reports the estimated cummings Of tia,
road for the month OF October, 1870, as follows
, 1876-11-06
lRlIltARY.

Special DapascA 10 7hs 1tftus4
bLooMINoToH. III. Nov. 5.--(ien. Giles A.
Smith, distinguished aoldicr Of this State dur
Ing the lste War, llsl in shls city to-day attcr
Angonug nlnGxs.
, 1876-11-06

Tota1..... ..s54., 433 $40, 900 s71s, 7aD
The actual earnings for the corresponding
month Iu 1876 wpro rs follows:
, 1876-11-06

T0tal. ..SbD6, 100 S210, 407 1915, LOB
This shows total decrease for the mouth Of
$01, ,1g8.nl
, 1876-11-06
NO0LEY'H NEW CHICAGO THEATRE
CtaTk.st., opposite Sherman House.


Monday, Nov, O, aud Wednesday and Saturday
Mutinccs, thu great French Society DraMa.
LED -A6TFAE-
ness. AAlAUSk 0UlEkTr; or, Tho Dead Alive.