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OTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

IxDiASAPoLs, Feb a. 1876
At Greenvlle, Ohio, yesterday n II. Sabine, OF Gin
cinnati, in attempting jump OF train fatally
injured.
Al the same place william Heath a brakeman, was
killed while coupling cars.
Al Greenfield, Ind, yesterday Jesse Spray, brake
man, was knocked on train by the projecting ROOF OF
the depot and killed.
In this city last night John T. Prissly while attempt
ing 70 jump on train, caught has loot the steps
was dragged some distance and severely injured.
Bosrox Feb. "a, 1874
An express train on the Cheshire Railroad was
thrown from the track near Bellows Falls, w. this
morning oy misplaced switch. No one was serto usly
injured.
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TURKEY.

THE sULTAN's ILLNEss-THE THRONE Sue
cEssIoN.
LONDON, Feb. a. 1876.
The Times this morning has letter from Pera COM
meDting on the sultan's recent indisposition.
The writer says the most omnous rumors were spread
about the gravity Of the Padishahs Illness and
speculation anoat to what the people might be
looking forward TO should affairs come TO the worst
The Sultan s-scheme about altering the order of
cession to the throne to have been abandoned
and the heir is not the Sultans eldest son, but his
brother, Mehammed Mourad EnendL
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
THE WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.

TERRE HAUrE Ind, Feb. "a 1s7d
Inc wabash and Erie Canal, extending from the Ohio
S'a'e hne through the cities OF Fort Wayne, Logans-
port ana Lafayette 10 Terre Haute and Evansville.
soo to-day at public sale the chief purchaser being
the plaintiff J. K Gapen, who had brought an action
TO close uP the trust for all concerned
Inis case involving the State Debt known as the
buuer o mas been appealed to the United States Su-
preme Court with the Intention of having the abitv
Of the State 10 pay the canal stocks determined
The canal from Lafayette 10 the Ohio line sold for
SS5, 800 the abandoned portion Tor Sll $50 and the
lots, quarres and lands adjacent for $50 The total
amount Of the sales far is Sl0l 900 The sale Will
continue to- morrow.
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
BRIDGING THE HUDSON.
rsA HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. "a,

kSsA HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. "a, 1875
large public meeting held to night to consider
the project OF bridging the Hudson at Poughkeepse
James G. Patterson presided, and c. NJ Josyn was
secretary. The meeting addressed by Hon. J. F..
Winslow, ex-Mayor Eastman and B. Van yliet OF
Poughkeepsie and Ex-Governor Price Of New jersey,
who urged the advantages such bridge would be To
New England, and coal companies and producers,
seeking market there. resolution passed ex-
pressing the belief that the owning stock in the
Connecticut western Railroad could proftably give a
portion OF their stock 10 those subscribing to the
bridge stock committee OF prominent citizens was
appointed 10 consider this resolution and open sub
scription books for this stock
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
THE COLD AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. L. Feb. "a, 1915
The wind has blown at the Of thirty miles
per hour for the past twenty-four hours from the
north west The thermometer all day has ranged from
zero TO four above 1t feared that Newport would
be able to supply the demand for ice by the
mer visitors, and little anxiety manifested.
The largest rm the place have just returned from
Maine where they have purchased their seasons sup
ply and they considerably chagrined TO find ice
forming rapidly upon their return. Should the
present cold weather continue for the twenty
four hours ice dealers throughout the State will
TO harvest crop and will not wait for get
beyond five or six inches in thickness
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
MEXICO.

PRoNUNcIAMENTos PROVOKING NATIONAL AGI-
CAL FEE1ING AGAINST THE CHURCH PARTY.
HAVANA, Feb "a, 1876.
Dates from the city OF Mexico to the 1eth inst say
that numerous pronuncamentos had appeared, but
there was no general movement or combination to rem
der them formidable
Notwithstanding the presence OF revolution the gov
ernment is reducing the army, in order to keep down
expenditures.
Tho Ixtlan revoutonists had occupied oaxaca The
government troops had been despatched against them
The Protestant church has been opened at Jalapa.
The police bad taken measures for preventing the
fanatics from stoning the San Pedro church Mexico
The Police Inspector had decided that Protestant
churches were public places where everybody do
or say what he pleases
The friends of Diaz much louder in their abuse Of
the Mexican Church party than the Lerdistas
LERDo
General Negrete had pronounced, at Guadaloupe
against the government, and Pontones at Yantepec
They were not obtaining any followers
KIDEAPPERs KILLED
band OF kidnappers had been desteoyed in Sonora
COMMERCIAL LAWS
The Chamber Of Commerce Of the city Of Mexico was
trying 70 establish chambers throughout the Republic
DURANGO.
It is reported that Dias is organizing revolution in
Durango.
AT LAGKs.
General Guerra had pronounced near Lagos
coRrISA
The escape Of Cortina was officially denied.
EARTHQUAKE
An earthquake occurred in the city OF Mexico on the
7th inst
Mrs Rogue had died at Vera Cruz al the advanced
age Of 100 years
A noRsE sNRKzK.
The epzootiy had appeared at Zacatecas
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
'fDon Giovanni tonight at the Academy, with
Tticns and Carreno
Miss Kellogg sings the title role in "Martha" at the
Academy on Monday night
The Windsor Dramatic Club have kindly volunteered
performance and reception to be given at the Lcxng
tan Avenue Opera House. Fiftyeghth street, Lex
ngton avenue, Tuesday evening, February 20. The
four-act comedy, 'Man of Many Friends will be pre-
sented The proceeds be devoted to the relief OF
the poor OF the west side.
A remarkable performance will take place satur-
day night at tho Belvdere House, in Irving place
"Der Freischutz" weber's chefd'Guvre, will
be given in German, with OF ex-
ceptional merit The theatre in the hotel,
called I'll Teatro wehrle," has been specially con-
sructed for the performance of this opera German,
French and Italian singers will appear in the cast
The proceeds for the benefit OF worthy charity
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
A CoLoRED MURDERER SHOT.

SAVANNAH Ca, Feb 81, 1876
Alos Bues, colored. OF the murderors of Mrs
Cochran and her daughter, arrested here Mon
day and taken Eden, the Of his crimes Last
night while under guard in warehouse the latter
place. he was shot and instantly killed by an unknown
negro who escaped. 1t is supposed he killed by
one OF his gang to prevent has making
There prospect Of the entire bard Of desperadoes
being captured
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
HAYTI.

PEACE MAINTAINED. BUT TIE PEOPLE
ANXIOUS.
HAVANA, Feb "a, 1876.
Advices have been here from Port au Prince
10 the 10th inst
The town quiet though the situation was threat
ening, owing to the lately taken BY Pres-
dent Dominique
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There have bsOn several bloody encounters between
the factions.
public meeting was held at st. Domingo on theetn,
at which a commission appointed TO 60 out and
meet Gonzales and request him to disband his com
mand peacefully in order prevent any further calam
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
ST. DOMINGO.

PRESIDENT GONZALES TRAVELS IN THE IN
sURRECrIoNrsT DsTR1cT.
HAvAEA Feb. "a, 1876.
Mall advices nom 81 Domingo announce that Presi-
dent Gonzales on The 6th inst, marching with an
army toward Puerto Plata which city held by the in
sursents under Luperon. Another report received
states that Gonzales returning 70 the capital by way
Of Samana-
vKRV
The future n aitogother matter Of speculation.
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lis election the fullest perfect and only
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score Of Ae Dolynount International Rife Match.
diagrams private signals OF she New fork Yacht Club
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continued she year Its chronological aud Other
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HOLLAND.

DUTCH DIFFICULTIES WITH VENEZUELA RE-
GARDED AS SETTLED.
HAVANA, Feb "a, 1876
Advices by post announce that the Venezuelan war
steamers Pco and Maracaibo have sailed from ST.
Thomas for Laguayra.
This fact is construed to indicate settlement OF the
difficulties with Holland.
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
OBITUARY.
GEORGE s. GIDEON.

despatch from Washington OF the oath inst re.
ports:-George S. Gideon, of Washington aged sixty
years. died to-day Of consumption He was well known
to public men, and during the administration OF Presl-
dent Fillmore published the Republic, the Presidents
official organ.
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
SCHOONER ASHORE.

HALIFAX, Feb "a 1876.
The schooner Frank Newton British from this port
Lunenburg, N. s., is ashore Germans Point eleven
miles east OF the latter port. She will probably be
total loss The crew have been saved
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
THE ADRIAN CAR COMPANY.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. "a, 1876.
special TO the Commercial from Detroit says the
Adrian Car Company filed voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy day The liabilities given $780, 962 and
the as 500, 394
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DRIGHrs DISEASE. DIABETES. DROPsY GRAVEL,
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the Liver Kidneys Bladder Prostate Gland, Prematuro
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THE HUDSON RIVER.
albany. Feh. "a 1870

ALBANY, Feb. "a, 1876.
The recent cold snap has closed the river again. the
ice being -four five inches thick. The river s
knepsle
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
ITALY.

AsIATIc ROYALTY COMPLIMENT THE GENTLE
MAN KING"
NAPLES Feb. "a, 1876.
The Burmese Embassy have arrived In this city.
They bring several presents for King Victor Em-
manuel
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TIE wHArHrR rEsrERpAY.

The following record viii show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty.four hours IN CON-
parison with the corresponding OF last year. as in
dicated by the thermometcr at Hudnurs pharmacy
TTrp.fn BuildinR-
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Dufauro is also appointed Minister of the Interior
oBEDIENT TO THE ELECTORAL VOICE OF THE
NATION.

NATION.
PARIS, Feb "a 1870
lie Frdncais, q semi-oficial Journal referring to
that President MacMahon is disposed
the verdict OF the country says MacMahon is
the last person in the world engage preciptaey in
a conflict None but Bonapartists desire such an
occurrence; but nothing warrants them in putting
forth their wishes as facts
BoNAPARrIsT oPPER NATIONAL SALVATION.
The Bonapartist orgaus offer to France for the
third time and boast that the Of their party are
now tho only supporters OF MacMahon.
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
THE BLACK HILLS.

WIsSER Neh Feb "a, 1876
Seventeen double mule teams, with sixty-eght men,
well equipped left here to-day for the Black Hills via
the Elkton Valley route Parties arriving daily
Another train will inside OF ten days. Small par
ties START daily on foot hauling hand carts.
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ALFONSO ONWARD.
The Sultan'S Illness EyOkes the Ques-
tiOn Of the Succession.
FLoO Ds AND DISASTER.
Latest from Holland, Italy. India and
Other Quarters.
ENGLAND.

GOVERNMENT NEGOTIATIONS RELATIVE TO THE
sUEz CANAL TRANSIT RATEs-A VERY HEAVY
FAnURE-THB sTRATH-cLYDE DISASTER IN
vEsTIGATIoN.
LONDON, Feb. "a, 1876,
In the House OF Commons this evening the Marquis
o Harrington the leader Of the opposition asked
Chancellor Of the Exchequer question relating to the
'Suez Canal shares recently purchased by England
In reply Sir Stafford Norhcoe stated thai Mr.. Stokes
and NJ de Lesseps negotiating in relation TO the
modification of the suez Canal dues. No notifications
could operate until they approved by the Khe-
d,vc the Sublime Porte and the maritime Powers In
terested The negotiations progressing very sat
isfactory, and Mr.. Stokes would return to Eng
land 1t would be nconvenient to the government to
enter into further details
PARLIAMENTARY GAINS CONSERVATIVE PARTY
RIOTS
Philip wroughton conservative, has been returned
Parliament, from Berkshire in place of Mr. Benyon
resigned.
Mr.. Dennson, conservative, was to-day elected to
Parliament in East Retford, Nottnghamshire, beating
Mr. Bristowe the liberal candidate, by 1877 The
election held fill the vacanby caused by the death
of vscount Galway.
A BITTER CONTEST RIOTS
The contest bitter There were serious
riots at Worksop, in which many persons injured
The Lion Hotel the headquarters the conservatives
was DeSleeeu Dy the moo ana troops naQ 10 De sent
there to restore order
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CIRCULAR DEBATED IN
THE HOUSE OF CoAMoNs-GovERNMEHT VIC
TORY AFTER AN ANIMATED OPPOSITION.
LONDON, Feb 24-Nght
In the House of Commons tonight debate on the
slave circulars was resumed. Mr.. Forsyth the Mar
quis Of Huntington, Sir william Harcourt and others
supported Mr.. Whitbread's motion for the revocation
of the CIRCULARS and deprecated the governments
attempt cvade the responsibility by of royal
commission.
Mr.. Disraeli defended the governments course. He
pointed a despatch written by Lord Clarendon in
1871 rebuking officer the East India station
receiving fugitive slaves. He said the question was
Gould the House alter the law of natonsi
He had heard with great pleasure that
the slavery question party question.
The opposition had, however appealed to independent
members both sides OF the House. with the view OF
putting the government in minority He stigmatzed
this proceeding dastardy He urged the desirabty
OF appointing commission, and by this means OBJ
tanning a satisfactory settlement of the question.
Mr.. Whitbreadls motion rejected by q vote OF
293 to 24S.
Mr.. Hanbury, the first night OF the debate moved
amendment that is desirable to await further
formation from the Royal Commission.
To this Mr.. Fawcett tonight moved addition. pro-
vidng that the be withdrawn pending the
suit Of the commissions inquiry.
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
FRANCE.
MAcMAHox's MN1srxnIAL ENrENr

MAcMAHoN's MINISTERIAL ENTENTE WITH
DuFAURx-THE BASIS OF NEW CABINET.
PARIS, Feb "a, 1875
The Official Journal this morning contains decree
announcing the appointment OF NJ Jules DufAure
President OF the Council, place Of NJ Buffet, re-
signed.
NJ Dufaurc is also appointed Minister of the Interior
dd Interim
The Decree in addition, confirms the withdrawal Of
Count de Meaux as Minister OF Agriculture and Com
merce
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
A-BENNETT BUILDING

MERELY NURSING COUGH OR COLD IS NOT
enough. You must take HALEs HONEY HoEKHoUND
AND TAR N get rid OF 1t quickly.
PIKR's TooTHACHK DRoPs In minute.
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Price % mailed all parts Of the Urised states %
sold by all statoncr and newsdealegt Address
IlkilAi.D ALMANAC. New loEk city.
The New York herald., 1876-02-25

GOLDEN HAIR -BARKER'S AURORA CHANGES
any hair golden Depot Barkers Human Hair and Wig
West 10Th At
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
SPAIN.

DoN CARLOS FUGITIVE AT THE HEAD OF A
pRMoRALIzED FoRcE-KINo ALFoNso's TOUR
OF INSPECTION.
MADRID, Feb "a, 1870
1t Ia stated tha, Don Carlos and LizaragA, with
900 men, without artillery or provisions, have taken
'eiuge In the mountainous district OF Amezcuas en-
ieavoring to gain the French frontier BY way Of
tlduides
gainst them.
The New York herald., 1876-02-25

CHAMPION PREPARED FOOD FOR M0CKING
birds thrushes robins and all soh bill birds, for sale by
ali druggists and bird dealers 25c per can SINGER
The New York herald., 1876-02-25

LADIES', MISSES, GENTS AND BOYS BOOTS
sHoEs. GAIrERs and INDIA RUBBKRs Patronze MILLER
20 la Union
The New York herald., 1876-02-25

A-WIsTAR'S BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY IS THE
best remedy for coughs colds Try t so 81
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FIRE PROOF
LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON SITS.
HAANDSoMEdLYY ON dY ASD AN wELLaEEATEP BE T0FFicEs
SUITA BILE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES.
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
The New York herald., 1876-02-25

A SWEEPING REFORM ELEGANT, CON-
6otable slk elastic TRuss supplied by ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY 6S3 Broadway. has absolutely supplanted all
tho An tim ated me truxsea
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"o we.rl.ome condition Of hum.nltrm

20, wearisome condition Of humanty"
How many wretched homes In our land How many heart
nvalidsi Life with many signifies
existence All subject to disease but when health Is
moved the hope nearly out Sickness usually in
through careessnes Especially this
with those diseases peculiar to woman Through her
imprudence and folly she Is made drag misera
Bile exstence-a OF annoy and anxiety her
friends anything but comfort and pleasure TO herself
Exposure cold times when she should be pru
dent and ovcaxing her body with aborions employment
both fruitful Of OF tho maades from which
she suers Gradually the bloom leaves cheeks her lips
grow ashy WHITE her vvacty departs she continually
feeling OF WEAKNESS and general angnor and alto
gether presents ghosty What she need
should she take stimulating drug which will tor the
her feel BETTER does her entire system de-
msnd reparaon She requires something which not only
will health the diseased but will tone and
nvgorate the system DR. PKRcKs FAvoRK PRESCRIPTION
will do this II mpars strength TO the diseased parts brings
health and comfort where prev
ously there only suffering.
Every invalid lady shoud send for The Peoples Com
Sense Medical Adviser" in which hfy pages de-
consideration Of those diseases peculiar 90
men will paid address for III So Ad
dress r. " PIERCE NJ d. Worlds Dispensary. Buffalo, N.
Y. Agenis wanted 20 sell mis- valuable work
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WHAT THEY OWE.

WHAT THEY OWE.
LONDON, Feb. "a, 1875
II is reported that the liabilities Of G. &. l. A. Dixon
tho Liverpool merchants who failed to-day are
$3,5O0,OO0. The assets are believed to be good.
why.
They large holders OF National Steamship Com
pany's shares. The latter have declined to-day from
IL TO and sk.
THE sTRATH-cLYDE-FRANcoHIA COLLISION CASE.
LONDON, Feb. "a, 1876
The inquest on the bodies OF the victims of tho
strath-Clyde disaster, which begun Deal the
18th, concluded to-day.
VERDICT.
The jury, after hour and bal's deberation, re-
turned verdict OF manslaughler against the officers
charge OF the Franconia and expressed their
Indignation against the officers of the Franconia for
steamng away without rendering any assistance 10 the
sufferers.
The jury also censured the captain OF the ting which,
In answer the Francona's signal, 70 her instead
OF going to the wrecked vessel
OUT BAIL
The captain Of the Franconia, Ferdinand Kauhn, who
nas been detained here await the result OF the in
auest has been admitted to bail witness and bound
pvcr TO appear the Asszes TO be held at Maid
stone, Kent
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
KING ALFONSO AND THE ARMY.

KING ALFONSO AND THE ARMY.
SAN SEBASTIAN Feb. "a, 1s76
Alfonso after inspecting the detached expected TO
visit Gudaria and Irun
rRUN IN COMMUNICATIONS WITH
The governments has ordered the Northern Railway
company to reopen trafnc Immediately between lrun
nd Tolosa
BLOODY BATTLE IMpENDrNG-A cAR1rsT
PRESS CAPTURED.
MADRID Feb. N-Evenipg.
great battle Is considered imminent
cARiIsT coSFIscArEp
The Alfonsists have captured the material OF the
Fuartei Reai the Carlis ocial journal and also ma
hinery for coming carlist money
YKzxcH NEUTRALITY
The French authorities have arrested vInaIet.
be Carlist Minister Of War, and intsrned him al
sayonne
The New York herald., 1876-02-25

SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALI.
Aerated Beverages JOHN MATTHEW'S lst av and 10Th
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The Suez Canal Transit Charges in
Process Of Modification.

ANOTHER HEAVY FAILURE
The New York herald., 1876-02-25

WIGS, ToUPEES, &C.-G. RAUCHFUss, PRAcTI.
cal Wig and Toupee maker ~ East 18th ST. Broad
way.
WHY SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM WHEN DR.
FILTERS RHEUMATIC RExEDY will cure you Depot, a
John II.
The New York herald., 1876-02-25
FAMED-mLLIoNs INVOLVED

LIVERPOOL, Feb "a, 1876
Messrs. c. E. & A. Dixon merchants, OF this town
have failed Their liabilities heavy
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CABLE NEW S
From All Parts of the
Old World.

MACMAHON'S MINISTRY.
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They were large holders of National Steamship Com
pany's shares. The latter have declined to-day from
IL TO and 81.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-27

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUN-
~ ty of Goodhue, District Court.
First judicial District.
Mary P. Jewett, Plaintiff, against Au-
gustus Foglesong and Catherine Fog
lcsong, his wife, defendants. Sum
mons for relief.
The State Of Minnesota to the above
named defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the COM
plant in the above entitled action,
which has been filed with the clerk of
said Court in his Office at the Court
House in Red Wing in said 3oohue couu-
ty, and which said complaint is now on
file in said Office of said clerk Of said
Court and to serve a copy of your ans
wer to the said complaint on the sub.
scriber at his Office, in the city of Red
Wing, in the county of Goodhue, and
State aforesaid, within twenty days af-
ter the service Of this summons on you,
exclusive of the day of such service; and
it you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
will apply to the said Court for the relief
demanded in the said complaint.
Dated Red Wing, Minnesota, this
9Th day Of August, A. D. 1876.
J. G. MCCLURE,
sow Plaintiff Attorney.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-27
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