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Lollotlowski to Bn Liberated Uncondition.
ally upon tho Expiration Of
Ills Sentence.
He Will, However, Be Closely Watched
by tho German Authorities.
Grent Britain Gives in Her Adj
1lcsion to t1,e Ant1rnssy
Note.
FRANCE.

TRIMMED
THE cAn1ERr cnts,s.
pAn1s, Jan. 1l.-proaldcnt Macifahou presided
at tho meeting Of tue French Cabinet Today.
Loon Sag will retire from tho Ministry, but the
other members will probably remain.
ELECTORAL rnounAmMr.
A Cabinet neo!lng WAS hold to-day. al whfcl,
the proposed electoral programme Of the Minis
try was lIacusacd. Another counsel was ap-
pointed for tomorrow morning, when 1t is e1-
pccted an agreement will DO arrived at favorable
10 tho continuance In oi6ce Of talo present Cabi-
mol ontire. .... .-.-.. .
LoHnoN, Jan. t1.~~A parfs correspondent Of
tho Times sclographs tho following: II eau at
firm tint tito ministerial criEis Ia not OILY not
aetllod. hat ID rather acgravntod."
4 Paris correspondent OF tho Times stntes
that IN tho Cabiuot Conncfl ycnterdaY al
agreed to tho Ronoral principles Of tho pro-
sranme. but considerable dlsaEroement arose
thcrofrom. Mil. Dufaure, Bay. and Dccazes
tlieaprrovp Of Buret's lotter concerning hfasAhut
Canrobers'a nomination 70 tho seuate. aost also
Of l,ia crcusar Of Jan. to tho Projects. in re-
openly opposes the canldates Of tho Left Cen
ire and Modozato Loft, whom Dufa,tro and Say
as openly patroniEo.
Pants, Jan. 12-C d. m.-M. Panl do Caesag-
nnc, in an article in II P1ys, vioteusly cpposes
NJ. Olivier rs candidate for tho Departuiout Of
Wnr. I1o Raya II. Olivier shows lack Of moral
sense In putting forward hiB lisc1cdited rcrson-
ality. and his presence in tho Assembly would be
n calamity to tho Imperial causo.
TIE LESNIE o1UTlSHEEB,
BnEsT, Ian. 11.-Hoven Of Tho crow arrested
for nntiny on the bark Lcnnin have boon &C.
auisteu. Ssamen Tnudornors and Jolly harc
been Detained in custody, aud Geut bafoso Nh
rentinc rrefcct for trial.
r1E TNEss Law.
PARIS, Jan. I'm. Du FAure, the Minister of
Junttcr, has issneti II circular to tho Prosecutor
0auefa'. basiu1 that tho nov Press law is rololy
intended 10 rspsees violont ianguago against.
and inauEo respect for. tho Cou.titntion, and ia
not to touch the liberty Of public discussion.
Magistrates nro recommended not to undertake
political prosecutions, the net only denis with
oiTouhea punishable at common Law. Tho circ,,-
lar III very liberal and rnodosato throughout.
, 1876-01-12
OBITUARY..


WlLk1Rh bui kEH.
Srn1N0r1gLp, Jnn. 11.-The Hon. William But
lor. of this city. who had beon long Ill, dad at bis
Toaidonco this morning. Iio was 70 yeara Of
nge. He moved to this city In 1926. In his lfo-
tmo be was occupied by, mud faithfully dis
charged, many public tr,ls.s. Ao uaa Circuit
Cert; In 1885. and iu 1860 ho WAS appointed Btate
1ieasuEor by Gov. Diaao!l, vlco Miller. resigned.
In 1860 TO was nominated to tho Bamo Office, aud
eloctcd. With tho whole Republican ticket. IIe
osTy IsSasnsd te hs aS.y 4 e. 3ren Abraham Liz
and socially. When Lincoln waa st.uG-
Cling lawyer i1r. Dnsler paid OF an
execution lowed on Old Ahes surveying inntru-
mepts, 1lo WAS foreman Of tho Grand Jury In
tho Gov. MastcBon gctip investigation. and
steadily voted and urged indictment, He leavoa
a gronn-up family, daughter and two sons.
I1o had amaased fortune. Eo was Of unfinoh-
ing integrity.
, 1876-01-12

sptetat D,snateh to 1ths Chicago Tribune.
GnASp RAr1ps, Mlch.. Jan. 11.-Tho boiler of
portablo onEiuo running vood-saw in thta
city exploded this oyonlng aud INSTANTLY killed
D. W. Frarv, tho !iroman, besides very SERIOUS
lY, poasib!y fatally, uoundng ]. Da1!ou. tho CO.
ginoer, and Martin J. Flomng. an ongncnr who
had recently owned tho engine and bad boom en-
sarod for u day or two in putting Il: In order at-
ter It had booo acting badly. Frasy was
thrown a distance ot 60 feot md high
into tho air. lie struck on Ills head
when ho foil, smnsh!ng it. Dal!ou aud
Flomiog wero scaldo1. Hofna othegs wero
slightly injured. a corouers inquest hnu he.
GIN, but no evidence has bGon taken. Tha
cause or tho explosion IL not known. Tbs
bol1er had recently. had thorough repairs. and
was supposed to bo sound. No flaws III ths
b,trsted' boiler have yos boon found. 1t is .Isd
hsatcd that thoro was plenty OF wntor in tht
boiler and that 1t was not carrying moro thar
eighty pounda OF stoam when 1t buFasoa, md II
had Frequently boon safely run with 100 poundt
OF steam. frary nas Young mnrrica man.
, 1876-01-12


LONDON, Jat,. 10,-The crow Of tho notorious
schooncr Jefferson Borden complain OF tue con-
l,tion Of tho vessel. and OF harsh treatment by
tho Captain. and aysort that thoy have no doubt
that tho former crew were driven into mustny by
by l1is cruelty.
eAIA lila
doorgo Augnnsns Sala iH very Ill., and his re-
covory IL doubtful.
HEAVY TA1LunE.
LONDON, Jan. I.-Tho failure Ia announced Of
Charles Bonudy Il Co.. metal.m orchants. at Die-
miughsm; lAbilitioa, .E167.00o.
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FIRES.
At MuRPHYsBoRo. Ill.

Special DRspdftA u Ihe Chieao3 Tribune.
CAnBoSDiLE, ILL.,, Jan. ll.-Murphysbosa
nwoke Ut o'clock this morning to discover SOW
aEal buildings on fire. but. before assistance
could 10 given, thess vero destroyed To pro.
vent spreading. aome Bmlil buildings we're torn
down. Tho principal louerA in atock arc H. r..
Watson, grocery md post-Oface, O. +. Ma!os
Gu buildings, Jsn,es Hunter. AIRS. II. Hoaning,
and 1tobert Watson. LOSS. about $lODUO o.
$4,000 insurance. $4,000. II 10 supposed ia
have been ths work OF an inecpdlary 70 enable
tho rescuo Of tho jackson County robbers now
In jail there who will Hoon be tried, 6syeral fam
lilies nro left housulcHs.
, 1876-01-12

ANpnEw 1AcIsoA'H pAY-rAlEMsIB OF HEcEs-
kIUS-BIA1ls oY TIE "aLobk "-CUsuINd'J
NoHK At MADE!p-IHx HoCaE AksrAunANT--
BckEuALOua LOB1YINu-uAY AND ikATIyE
EyLAta- ta-uANgLlSG-AAr AND ARTISTS,
Sparia! [urrs1ronde,1es G} 1'he GAteape If,Au.H,
M.HulNaToH, D. c., JAn. 8.-Th!e, tho ami
sr1.sy Of tho hA4tle Of EsM Orleans, MaH con-
, 1876-01-12

SANTA Fr. y. M.. Jan. 10, via Denver, Col.
Jau. 11.-Grsat so1row is felt in this city
tonight ut tho dchth Of Gen. Gordon
Granger. 4 fcw wcelia since tho Qonoral Haa
prostrntsd by o stroke Of paralysis, but hAd
nearly recovered. ThiA afternoon about 0
o'clock ho whB again Btrickop by apoplexy, md.
o'clock.
, 1876-01-12
GERMANY.
LEpQCIEOWAKI.

Loypox, Jan. 11.-A Berlin special SAYS tho
Government las determined 10 liberalo Cardinal
Lodochowski Internationally at tho expiration
Of hiH term Of imprisonment, bnt ha will bo
closely watched, aud ngaln arraigued II llo ut.
otherwise infrpgeB the ecclesiastical lars.
, 1876-01-12
THE BUFFALO BRtBERY CASE.

I,vFyALo. N. r., Jan. 1.-THE Jury in tho
trial Of George D. Lord, for bribery, falling to
agroe attor having been out hfteen hours, wors
discharged this morning. They stood nlno for
conviction aud thtoo for acQuittat. Reporta a9o
in circulation that tho latter wero bribca. The
ease goes orsr to thu Oyor and Tu1n,.ncr on tho
FIRST Monday IN February. Lord'd bAil, faO, 00O,
Ia continued.
, 1876-01-12

TIE M0UET0H'EEECHEH SUIT.
New YonK, Jan. u.-Measrs 8hea1man au&
Startling, counsc! for tho Raw. Fl. ". Doechss, 10
the Huit brought againat him for maliclouB prosa.
cuson by Frapcia D. Noulton. to-day served on
nron tho ground that the complssnt docs moi
state tacta sufficient to constitute q cause Of
nattpu.
, 1876-01-12

THE CANL1AT DAT7xRIE5.
MADRID, Jan. 1.-THE Epoca. In roply to an
article In tho London Tin,es holding tho Spanish
Government responalble for any injury done
British vessels by tho Oar!ias batteries. aays
Hpntn eau do nothing beyond punghlng tito 40
thols Of tho damage 70 foreign shipping.
, 1876-01-12

stnt h, had narrowly nscapn,1 loa1;nr Lila pnrtr
into grave nl1etake tor tslo leaa'nR stt'bE
and uuzzp policy. thus fhr ut IcaEt lasnC
.ror,oa nnf rok c.nnot ,o a},ood.no,f. Tho er-
mo'ho" 1u4 ~ '""'''S ~
Contoaofhses heVe meeRlF soon1ltioa ~ po
MuxztEp AND NFrr ~ iEAptHa-sTn1yda.
Ent mnzSleu btateemch as'u e'hcslaen =" 'ea''.
Ing. .sttings arc about tho most hornlcfa material
"atu "t'e. lA.., s'es 49,. a ~. ill.,. 49,
keePsi'B *uoH on' u h".I" WY 20 ~ 'h'' 49,
ter, as tho votes on Forts resolutions havn
demonstrated. Dostdcs, tho muzziol statesmen,
0sl''' ' m -. .,A
"a ptoTod " alofstaohs huG9cRt1on iof hp'"'-
t"e s. ..,,.,. ,,,,,,na,i,u rrt,a ',t,ar
Ao''t'o u1,ae. ' 80 ..t1. ,.,.,,,. H..
now members NC 'e's r1 1rso!able, espeesa,ly NC
ponaa1auee OF 10" momoo9s amonE THO Demo-
Al Icast mud nro reluctant to po hold Ia check by
as au max au d w., Nv, ,sa nar.r h, ~,
narty ve,t Of tbe AlIoR,leuIcs, been as,cptea as
in,io,a :. and r,rch tnss hv Sforr1,on. Of whom
eaus,h' s',a m.e 'vs1 h"to,o ~ ,.a
ar th, 1fouso. Than now mcmbora, feotnQ
~ ~. ~ ..,,s H.. 49,, .oo.n,,,,ssa,;
,,tnn .,1.,, thar s,o Ia. Ivan wora,cd ora ,,is.
taken raeg' tnes ese us' o.'" "o'''''' "'' "'0e
posed. III Western rhtaeo, 70
40 ~ ON TlfE1n OWN ACCOUNT.
That, evidently. vss what NAB tho matter With
la1. o1 aa1as0ufi, WAch 40 Ai!Eouueea n'h aHs4"
contraction resolution, to Aot the Democratic sldo
oil A.lntser, A. though q tonsEahtll had drorred
An,ang thsm. and to probably conrtncn tho leaders
lint II wunid have hecn more prudent to pdjonru
from wts'neslaJ, iuae.d Of haxstsIng second days
session. with tue rtakh involves of como unex xpcc:dd
explosion from, Tho rsnka Of tho surpressaI Aonora.
House to susta, tic PREVIOUS uus,tto on Rcsa reao-
luton, and itA hast fcfortnee as not That tho ma-
1nrty is committed ao contraction and apte1e-reaum-
aor but that the majority Wal not prepared to put
ltaelf on record q all nron, tic 1ue.tsan.
y presented to tue foea'ta Hard Money
Democrats opportunity TO explicitly unc!ard
themselves upon the currency issue, and toy
swiftly yn'tl t.: THIS 1fsIesson Of tho resolution
aa1tcGltl, nut hu tiItnKh, but The tontcpuu weak
nets, Of the Hard-Money Democracy IN tho House,
ahIl fnrtshAowH foFstInl lnr1nat!nn 10 lft that
lFrus a!tme, provided shs Eag-aoncy faction ran bo
persuaded to suffer y to 10 let hn;'e; a' iat. Z II
rsnuut 'c csaar soma cnmlrnn'Hc. .inr*surr. tnhfny
tho Hag- Money route tcTaf1 resumption, u likely to
bt hKEtcd nrGf. . ....--.. ..s...-.
III khurt, Upon tho currrlcy Issue. Nc uTnn all other
ifsucs, the Democratic majority
Has YET TO FIND ITS rn1ScpLlB;
mi. tho embarrassing Lhncsa to tic leaders Ia ts
search aftes Deu'octalIc principles in which cs
, 1876-01-12

FEoniA. ILL.,, Jau. 1l.-.TAa directors Of the
Central Illinois Fair Association to.d.y liked
Upon this city as tbs place. aud Sept. II, 10 Il.
and u. 1910, ~ tho tiino. for ho!dlng their an
nuAl fair.
, 1876-01-12
HRHWkE0-

Sr<tial Dtsnatch Ia 1'he CAfcnao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1t.-Jamoo Collins. astoka
on tho Minneapolis, fell into tho river last nigh
aud was drowned. He IL supposed to hau
slipped or the gangway, owing to tue ics.-
, 1876-01-12

SEtcfI DApdtca 10 IAa Chscag1 Tfi1AHs.
I.oaDoN, Ont, Jan. 11,-Tho LonIou, Huron
Il Bruce RAILROAD. tho Northern branch OF tho
Groat Westsrn Railway, was formally oponctt
for buslucss to-day. 1t e1tenda from this city
TO Kincasdino, 90 Lska Huron. Two largo ox-
cusslon trains, tho fret over tho road. arrived
hers this afternoon. each laden with about 4u0
tnTitcd guesta, including merchants aud ulunaol-
pal officers fsora the various towns the llnn. The
holiday Appca1auco, grand huGnot given at
the CITY Hall th!H evohlnX IN honor Of the affair. Mayor
&s q IT, end egss, y
sou, of dcnao, who plscs 1t this disposal Of ahs
cursionisss aovessl ot tho Wache veni4tor CARS
recently sdop<sd BY the Michigan UoatrAi AsIroaa.
ST. LOUIS. VANDALtA T. TEHRE HAuTe,
TRnaE lIAuTE, Iud., Jan. 1.-The animal
election Of Directors OF tho st. Lonta, YaudAiia
Terrs l1Aute Railroad Company was hold to-day
At 0reeuvtlle, I'll. Thomas u. Mesaler, Thomas 4.
Hcott, ". X. heKeep. ". II. Edward II. L. Dulany ].
1ecrs wsse ehoasn. Tbs directors elected Thum.s D.
Asslsr Psssdeat ". ratt seereissy, and W. II
NuSnes TFtlsur1f,
DENIAL.
6PalxoytzLD, ILL.,, Jan. 1l.-A gentleman lust
from Haanibsl says tho telegram lu yesterdays
tho creditors OF tho Hannibal d Ut. Joe 10, a
4Aoeeifes Ia oAtEe!4 HAuuHt touuuAtlJu. Nloub
six woeks ago tho principal creditors Of thAt
Company, zos!uenla Of Now York, united
in e'ooting tho Hon. W. II. Nei!son,
President Of the Now York Board OF
education. As President Of tho Company. Mr.
Nsslaon Ia daily expected at Haunibsi, having
bean tctaned ~ Now York by tho illness ot Lis son.
When hs arrives hu will proceed At 10 Eeorgautta
and construct tho road. In latter 10 The gentleman
referred to, Ne.lsou ssya tbs Hannibal it. Joo Is
valuable 1isce OF proFosty Anl ihs Nov York stock
holders 1ropese to bold and doycup IT, No AsceVes
cap Or will w appointed.
AT. JuaEPIf. No.. jan. ll.--Oalcets OF tha
Hannibal i 1t. Joe haiIroad deuy tho report
telegrapled faw days ago thAt proccstuRa iu w
cointnencs1 " kacs tha& read u ths hands Of
AecstssS,
, 1876-01-12
INDIA.

ALnEnT EpwAnp At DELHI.
CALCUTTA, Jkn. 1t.-The Prince Of Wales and
suite hayo arrived at Delhi.
, 1876-01-12

Z . tHS @Qt{1F " 1HE NI41t99FU ITWHN*s
CHICAGO, jan 11.-drautiug the advantages
to be eaInod by the nArEow-gauge railroad that
ia claimed by Its advocates localities served by
them will bo bettos of. than thoHo Borved by tho
atandara-gauge roads, and, as trado follows tho
loaHt expensive routes, those ponta located on
or at Tho teEmini OF the expensive lines will AK
perionco tho lo1aee In turn which they INFLICTED
on tho Older towns md cities that wa:e brought
into existence by canals and tusnpikes. 1t is
conceded TINT nnrroW-EanGo roads can bc built
localities whsrp tho present standard railroad could
not 10 built being prohibited ~ their grsstos cost.
Th!a Will lead to tha cuuatructon Of many narrow
gauge roads and open up nsw paths Of trado to tho
centro of trade OF will uska now centrrs 10 receive
her proportion Of them, and narrow-gaugo Eysteu
grown mp beyond her control and direction, can she
ever reeovsr tic lossea from auch IN oversight
, 1876-01-12

TN EHVEAHO.
The alarm from box 1856, at 11:I5 o'clock iasa
evening, was caused by tho burning OF somt
bedding In tho two-story frame house, No. 1901
Rthto street, owned and oconpsed ~ saloon BY
David phillips. Damage, e95 Oh beddlug nj
osa On building.
, 1876-01-12

WARRINGTON, p. O., JAN 11.-Tno Hon. John
Wilson, formerly Commissioners Of tho Gonoral
Land Oillco and Third Auditor Of the Ireas1ry,
died to-day, aged U5 years.
, 1876-01-12

Spettat Dispatch to The Chtaao 1YfoH,ls,
Iowa CRY, Jau. little Iowa City Bank Ia
tho nano Of new banking house recently
oponetl hero by State Senator Clark, lato rrosi-
dent OF tho Iowa City National Bank, and Thom-
AZ Hill AMI J. N. Coldren It ip organlzed unlcr
Dur State law. This makcs tho third bank in
this city.
, 1876-01-12
kiEW YORK

NEW YonE, Jan. 11.--Ockerabausen Drothcsk
sugar totiuc1s, hnvo failed, THOR liabi!ittcs
will not exceed s376, 400; tho resources Of tho
tlrm, whic, aro chiefly In real ostatc amounted
In 1878 to mora than 100000.
, 1876-01-12

San FnAhcIao, Jan. 11.-A dispatch from
Bacsalnento ssys that Il Ia reported that land
grail, has pcon uneartled By which tho State Is
loser 10 au enormous amount, and thar tho
1nstter will be brought 10 tho attention Of tho
Assembly Tomorrow and al investigation asked.
, 1876-01-12
CHARGED WITH EMeEZzLEMENr.

oNttHk Di&pdtca 10 Ihe G.tit110 tfibHHf.
FonT NAyNE, Ind, Jan. 1l.-'Tl,o Grand jury
tlis morning returned an Indictment against
John @. Davis, for tho past tlftcon years freight
and ticket agent Of tlo Pittsburg. Fort Wayne
4 Chicago Hallway at this point charging him
With tho orbczzlcment Of $4,000 OF funds be-
longing to tue Grant Rapids 4 Indiana and Cln-
cinnat Richmond & Fort Wayne Railroad Com
pauicu, for which 10 has nleo no:ed "a agent for
several years. paAt. DAYS. retired from those po-
Bltons On tie tBt OF January, when lo 1nhdc q
fnl1 settlement with tho rIttsbiirg Company.
but refused TO pay ovor s9.0u0 which he had on
hand belonging to Tho Grand haplds and Rich
ulund Companies, claiming that amount to ho
due him for soryicos. Tho railroads hogan suit
agalust hin, to recover rho amount, and also pro-
cured his indictment. Da.l, Is an old and PROM
inent citizou, and hlB Indictment has produced q
gcnulne sensation. lie Is out OF tho city, aud
lns not yet bnen arrested. Ills nttornays BAY
they will provo lns Innocence, and that he will
suo tho rasiroad companies for fateo arroat mud
malicious prosecution.
, 1876-01-12
sknl cr1,notl in. at her honse, 6 m.ca tonth Of
Nort1, Vernon, Ind, baturday. flcr nusderef
Ia unknown



W'oopvt1LE, N. H.. Jan. l1.--1n q fight nn1ons
minors at Lyman, Will,nm starston sas fatally
stabbed, n,1othnr wnH dangerously wounded, aud
aoyo,Al were badly cut and boAton.
, 1876-01-12
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Developments In tho
Christ Murder tIrinl Mt
Grand lsnpidA, Mich.
a Husband Shoots His. Wifo's Para
mour Near Dixon, Ill. .
Tile Trfal Of Lord, nt DufraIo, Results In
Disagreement of tho Jury.

THE GRAND RAPIDS ttunpER TRIAL,
sptefai Dtspat:h 10 Tht Ch,eapo tribune.
On.sp Harms. Mich. Jan 1l.-T'ho nrrumont
=, ,,ott.,. tnr nn.. ,s,", Nv f1,,.,n.o f,,rtst
y" .,o',o" ~. nv" M'"' 'o' ""stuso o,'a'' @
convicted OF fnnraer IN tho second degreo' Dho'
a. btEan III Tho Circuit Court hero this aftor-
oped pccu1far and startling pbnso, uua cruated
a rrof,rnd ao,s,t,,r Ao,r,.,,. 49, .,
f'o.o.uu no"nas''". 1a''nate 10. ,, ~ ~
no" eslaeheo "eFo put III ny the eoun'
tontling directly 10 impeaoh tho Testimony of
tmnortont wItneSscs for tl,o nro,ocnt,on. Among
H. ,attnr ,.as Nv" ,,..,,t H. ssa,,.t,,.o 80 ~
~ uuo 'Ht'ot nas oo uoa."6 WV ssa"."to v, oun
1ho'hhe shlil'at'. 70 tho enect ihat no per1ufcu
himself I'll tho trial Of Chriss, nnd Lad dono 80
for tl,e purpoHe of getting 500 OF one pasriok
cn,nc,I. WIN wna mn nncIc NJ I'm mnr,
,toro1 r,,n and ,,so ,arr ,n,,,,.out .-i.-
, 1876-01-12

LANCASTER. pa.
LANCASTER, Pa., jan. 1l.-Tho Inland Insur~
anco and Deposit Company, Of this city, oloaed
its doors this morning.
, 1876-01-12

NEW Yonx, Jau. l1.-Dusing tluar1el. last
evening, between John Knight and Ills vito, at
No. 3i3 Water htreos, tho wife fell through a
glass door aud naa cut horribly shat ELa d!oI iu
q uhort tiulo.
, 1876-01-12

Srfeial Dispdtet to 12.s Cgttcaoo Ir.onns.
Sr. PAUL. Al!uu., Jan. lip. G. Gregory.
hooper OF tho country store noar New Richmond.
Wis.,, fired at two burglars running from Ills
storo Saturday night, killing ono, whom he dis
covered At dayllgh. to bo bis brother~ln-law, A.
n. Doach, nerer before suspected Of dishonesty.
Tho police arrested Last night Charles llolf.
man auti 1iEo inmates Of hid house, Hoizing
goods valued at $4,000 pilfercd from VARIOUS
hto1cs III the o'sy. EnuuEh goods wero loft At
nes.Iy IN e<ln.i value. About oyery merchant
in the city IL beloved to hare suffered frous tho
operations OF this phug. Hoffman MAN formerly
from Mslwaukoo, aud waa osieusibly engaged
horo ln rnct!fyinE llquora.
, 1876-01-12

MYSTERIOUS MURDER,
CtaolSsArI, O., Jan. 1l.-A woman Of bad ro-
pusc, Mrs. Butler, MAS found dead, with her
, 1876-01-12

D1xos. ILL.,, Jan. 11.-At Rock Falls. IL milcs
distant serious shooting affair herpoped
yesterday. William Loomis. n druggist rented
his atoro-room Of ono Wiiliam Cox, whu is night
watclnhn for tho Keystone Works, and whose
family lived oyor tho druG-ntore. For several
months Coz has suspected his wlfe's fidelity, and
yesterday morning. going homo earlier
than usual, found his vito absent
from the house aud chlld aono
and nearly frozon. Coz Immediately repaired
to the drugstore already mentioned, mud found
once entorea tho storo with q revolver In hand
and fred. tho bail entering Loo,nts' right side,
making q iuortnl wound. Looma !lrol twice,
striking Cox In tho arm and shoulder. Coz was
a1Eeuted aud placed Under Sl0,l00 bontB.
Loomia death ia expected ovary hour. Tho
sympathy OF tho community is with Mf. Coz.
ROYAL bEM1ALEE ENTERPRISE AT QUINCY.
sptriat D,tpatch 10 The Chrra7o Irtbans.
Qu1SCY, ILL.,, inn. 11.--Withln the last fow
dsys several merchants Of this city havo bo.n
handsomely victlmlzcl by follow calling himsolt
Il, W. Lund. This person cAulo here about two
wooka ago, aud rented q largo store Oh pretenso
OF starting al extensive whoesaie md retail dry
goods business. 1Io gave out tlat llo proposed
10 bring his family TO this city, and ostenAlbly
with Wow to ae.tng up housekeeping, bought
largely of household goods on credit, the
most Of which hc contrived to ship ont
Of town, disposing OF aha balance nt secoutl-
hand stofos. He worry jud'clousy distributed
lila patronage among . number Ut merchants,
81 thai the individual lossoH will not be heavy.
Iis directed tho bills for lils purchases to Do
nent to Ills placo Of business OH = certain dav,
place Of business and also tho city. Detoctlves
nfa on tile hunt for him. ffo left IRuk SATURDAY.
, 1876-08-13

Nerve.
An accident occurred at Augustine Del, ono day
last week, which called forth an exhibition OF
nerve certaiuiy remarkable. A Wilmington cx-
change thus describes the accident: 4 man by the
name OF Neil Kelly, an cmplo!e Of Jess1p g
Moore's paper mills, was cleaning etack OF
chilled cs1cnder rolls, used for ca1enderfng; and
giving compactne.s to the paper. The rolls are
tween them. While Kelly was wiping the mois-
ture from the rolls, preparatory to stopping work
for the day, hs stepped upon something which
caused him to slip. and to avoid falling be put ont
his right hand, the index finger OF which came
directly between the revolving rolls and WIGS i'm
mcdistcly drawn slowly in crushing the finger and
hattening it out - thin al piece OF paper. In
few minutes his whole hand and arm would be
passing between the rolle. Seeing and fully com
pretending the danger, and knowing that no one
was in the mill but hirnaelf, he determined upon
plan that required great nerve to execute SeizinS
his right wrist by the disengagcd hand he propped
himself with his feet firmly against the base Of the
machine, and pulled with all his might until the
finger parted ut the second joint, pulling the main
leader from the arm as far up as the elbow. After
thus freeing himself, he stopped the machinery,
closed the mill. and went home. A physician was
summoned who amputated the stump close to the
hand, and dressed the wound, Kelly showing the
same power Of endurance during the operation that
he had previously exhibited.
, 1876-08-13
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
4 Chinese View Of the Whole
Duty Of Woman.
The Extravagant Costume at a
French Countess.
4 Marriage in the surf-"-Varlous
Feminine Notes.

A SEASIDE INCIDENT.
.*Wny. Bob, you deaE old fellow.
wncrr hive you been these yeafsE
In Egypt. India, hhivx, %
With the Khan'a own volunteers!
Have you scaled the Alps or ADaes'
wat Climate. Rob. has wrought the chanse-
Vony facc from brown to bronze:
eh~ v,aced a d,mpIed hand in mine,
In lie sane frank, friendly way, h~,ch
We etood once more on tue oeaf o'0 3sAA'
And It seemed but yesterday
CIV .t.nding on this same white snore'
she said with eyelids wei: poh
.tEood- -bv. You may remember Duh
But sAall not forget"
1hc,d her hand and whispered low:
..Nadce. darling, what OF the ycn1e.
a,,a ~ nm 1earr that have intervened
Sincr through the mist Of tears,
~, inof.ed snod -by On this e2mc White oeAcn
Hem hT the muTmuring sea!
Yon. Nadse, were then just twenty,
And was twenty
4 crimson blush cane to her cheek,
.Huah, Bob. she quickly said;
..1e1's look at the bathcrs in the surf
There's Nellie and Cousin Ned
".And who's that portly gentleman
on the shady side OF lfeE
..Oh. he belongs to our party, soo-
In fact, Bob, I'm his wifei
.sAnd tell you, Bob, it's an awful thing,
The way he does behave:
Flirte with TINT girl in steel-eray SILK
Bob, Why do yon look 80 <,e1' eTnsst sh-m,
oh. nothing At all. my dear
Except ths. she Of the steel-Eay sllR
Is The one married last year.
~Exw Iork Clipper.