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STAH-GUAMBEn QHAlHASE5A
6peetal D4,puteh to Ths Cateaao 1FtSursst
gpn1n011IID, Jan. 2e.-Thc Grand jury d.
yelopmen.s to-day arc characterized By The Gov
srnment officers az very important, but details
ne withhold, tho rossoa assigned botng that
witnesses plead that thoir names hud Testimony
may BE- withhold from the press, ~, otherwise,
they xro aublccted 10 social ostraciBm and porse-
cusiou By the potent Whisky Ring at Poksn. Tho
yootinor Miller Is still hoforo tho draul Jury,
ant, ls held Tonight as wisuess, a. he has not
yet told ali hc knowa. and tho tbumbacreWs will
be applied vigorously tomorrow. Boyeral wlt.
posses also testified With reference 10
tho frauds 1t Pekln, unoarthe0 by
Collector Merriam personally and under
his supervision, snii Il is said ho hss collected
further oyidonoo very damaging TO WeBterman
Tho oftioe1B arc unduly rettcent aud mysterioua
to-day. but then they often got 40 without
hsquato causo. ...
VAN DoRsTon's SUCCESSOR.
Tho Hon. 8. III. Coltom has gon0 to Washing"
ton, II II rumored In connection with tho ap-
potntuens OF = District Attorney vtoo Van Dor
stop. An official disphtch rac8lTcd bore to-day
Announces that 9enAtora Logan and 0glcsby
hAye bean asked to nominate Van Dorseon's nnc-
oosxos, snl will do 10 Immediately. 1t IL Htated
that tho Hon. T. III Knapp, OF Winchester. haa
boon rendered tho position. eud docliaed in favor
et Gen Rtnaker, Of Carlinytllo.
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rriaonor OF tho Donanhrsista Of all
shades, boinR forcod at TIM spmo tfmo to reofon
on tho support Of TIN 1.cgittmiate. Hnoh com
bnAti,n would bo t!.e AiYnni for most dtsaatroas
complications. II franco Is really to bo aavatl,
smother policy muRt prevail; = policy liberal.
mnlerssc, and Ilrn,, Against ait violence and
agitation. Tho policy Is only possible with The
Loft Centre. ffappty Tho good eonao mil
honest ideas Of President Macblhhon wilt au!lce
to rcashrra Franco, and wo may DO certhln that
tic noxt aossion viii open undnr Cabinet
realizlnR tho promise OF Lille, aud summohlag
around It moderate men Of all parttes.
DEAD.
l1lppollte Dussnra, tho statesman, Ia doad.
MECH a1fxED.
Pants, Jnn. 20--AnolAor rncoetne OF Senatorial
delogasea olcctcd Il, tho Department OF tue Seine
WAS held to-day. ThicrH nau,hotta, ntld Victor
Hugo wore rr1scnf. There wns considerable
3iasol,aion. IN tho mootug ultimately torH'tn-
atotl without passing nny RESOLUTION Or arranE..
{nv for another n,oostnG. The lnhders seemed
10 recognize tho ltnposHblisr Of asrivinE at any
solution on tho prcsont occasion, At tho cot.-
otusion os tho lncot!ng Gambessn stntoli thnt
reyotal naros will bo returned At tho trat ballot
for Senators, and IL necensary MI ngreamont
will certainly 10 established at tho second ballot
F1nE AT pouLonSE.
IoNDox. Jan. 27-5 b. MA fEa broke OIL! In
TIM now insornationnt shtlway stAtion at Bou-
logne laet night. At laHt accounts tho i'hmos
woro Rprondlng and tho building was threatened
with tutal destruction.
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FRANCE.
THH NftY NRNlTJ

LONDON, Jan. 20.-A 1ines Paris telegram
says 1t seems certain TINT the 8enato In no case
wi1! contain purely MnistesiA! majority. as H..
Du!1st understands tho torn. Tho CalInet
could only find a maj jority by tho support Of four
anti-Repub!lcAn groups including the irseoon-
cl1ab}e DouapaEtats aud ultra LcKitlmlsts, or BY
the union OF the Moaorato Left viii, tie Minis.
teEiallsts. Ii. Buffet must ronounce tho leAst
cooperation from tho Moderate Left. Tho Loon.
Say, aud fessy incident has placed VI irnpaa.
saIls barsier between tho Left Centre and lii1p,
M. Buffet then eau only govern with tho
pushos the Moderate I.eft towards ths
Radical Isfk aud himself becomes 4
, 1876-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
eEIzlHQ or THE ATLANTIC HOTEL


IN accordance with instructions from Gen.
Webster, Dsputy-Collcotor Springer levied on
t1,e Atlantic Hotel property, near tho Rock Isl-
, and pepot yesterday afternoon. THIS Has
done tn oriler to collect tho back taxes due tho
Government amounting TO somo $4,000. It sp-
pesro that theso taxes wero duo At tho time Of
tho dro, but tho destruction Of the records and
othcr CAUSES involved some delay In their col
lsctton. Tho Claim Ia against the Keller Dis
ellling Company. Of which Mr. John Roller, tho
owner Of tho property, Was PEnsIdent. Tho
property uill be sold 1t auction On tho 14th Of
February unless tho ta1 should bo paid boforo
that date, which is hardly probable, d Mr.
Keller Ia disposed to question tho validity OF tho
claim.
D, DEuSCEE.
Another Of tho small try 1i1uor-lchlara has
Eomo to grief, With tho prospect that tho check
but to his career will involve oshcFs Of hls no-
iuaintanee with whom Ao had dealiuga. For
}ome time past tho watchful Gro Of peIlusy-Ce+
actionB Of ono Il Dolncko, doing business at
No, B1a South ualBted streot, and Sester3ay at-
te1poon visited hts piaco. and solzeu noaily two
1saes OF " blackberry brandy" supposed to
have boon manufactured by como hr1n iu
ehis city, who arc ~ yos uuknoNn, but whom tho
Deputy Collector Is patiently looking after. Tho
rtaIgo against Behutke ia that he Bold the h1asl'
aly, which requires atanp Affixed to each bot
tie, without that necessary certificate that the
zAx thsroon had been pald Accordingly
Dehucko WAS seized, complaint entorod againa
him, and CommiraloneE uoyno will sit upon hin
Qrd Investigate his case.
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TuuloE Of TWELVE fonrr' Growth Cured "
Ikas1>vny's lkcA0fveni.
All IMPORTANT LRTTER.

Nom rro,nlnsnt scutleman and resident oi oluoon.t
o. for pa4 arty yeats Wo1l known tu tho 1sNAp1pss
publt4hr1s throughout tho uuited Etatos.
-..- NEW Yunk, Out. Il, lsi0.
Dn. RADwAx-DEAn Hin: ! psu induced ly = seu., ~
wu,king Ut xous nIudine u myiet Fur se.s,al yels
1ttasrT otK.tls hioh eoo wsl7 ,uoiha 40 c4iottl
4! n,tas terribly affecting dssa, which tha pys!cl.m
t1annAsion IT tho kLcys sna tlAdIs. snd CAV. u =
~. ss xs3sux sas.; afy a pr
pbysctans anu had Atan !asYs aaanty Of 1not.teos
both A!upathc and hotneop4tilu hut liAd gk no fS!.
had road OF astonishing u1a4 having besn nss b! ,oi!
remodrs. and four moRha road nutloa i1 tls
eested person We .a oa9 bssa satisEus q S
raEa. Rcsolyrnt, Ready Eepf. and RoanI.tinz Pl!'-
Ant comnes taking than. In tros 1sJs ~At sseae
iy 7onuycd and noH feot ~ vol aver.
"''"'''N' -" ~" 6. W. JAMES. Olaelansu. q
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

Special p14pdtth u 1hd EAttadh IT1aih$.
Dz1aoi1. Mich, jan. 20.-TAis evening tho
Grand Lodge Of tho State OF knights Of
PythiAs elected the following oiaoerBs Grand
Chancellor. the uon. @. D. Lit.!o, Of Saginaw:
CIV O.. D. X. Huslburt, Of Grand RAp!ds; G..
r., y. II. Lyon, OF Flint; u. II. Of Il. and l.,
James Mitchell. Of Detroit; g. II. Of T..
Uharlss 4. Mack, OF Detroit; q. M. t., o. ".
Dyiast OF Now Buffalo: q. /. G., J. n. Lchom.
pf Detroit, G. o. O., John F. @. IlallengB OF
Detroit. Hup1ems Representative for two yea1s.
tho Hon. ". It. Dates Of HastnaW.
Spsnal D1apateh 10 I'ht chieaga Trtouns.
1su1An49oLls. jan: 2o.-Ths tNenty-nnth a.
slectoi the following ofticels u. W. T.. L. j.
Patty. Of Carmel U. ". A., III. ". Doylea, OF
indianapolis; Grand Treasurer, William IIanua-
mso Grand Scribe. tho lev. J. L. Abbott
Grand Chaplain, Il. r. brown q, O.. tno Her.
r. 4. Goodwin and @. H., J. Il. Datsy-al! Of
indianapolis.
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lfo II aho over whispered n word about tho
vaa unabto to tell tho truth 1t tho oorouet's it,-
qneht. ...--..
THERE AhE skrERAL lycoNs1srENcl1a
Ia tho wou,an's btAtemcut. which snpt.t Hickey
partles ayc iii safe tt, 1ntl, Flora CrandA 1t tito
Central Station. ''lteue'' A.llorson at the
Atmory, aud Peter nIoyn!llhn In tho State roni-
tont,ary, whtthor lIo vns eoht for burgiary.
Kate slogrow ie. thun far, ns,ont tho on'Nvitnesa
tho housc, could oorroborase Ill that slle aays,
wcro she ntiyo, Hoon after tho occurrence slo
returned to Boston, wloro sho soon afterwards
tIod.
Reno " AntIaraou, uIll have q hnattng hoforo
Justico gonlly thts aiternoon. II hcr ovidonce
seonla proof, MoynIhan will be ehkon 1roIn tho
pon.tontiary and prosecuted along with hia
unilky COMPANIONS,
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MEXICO,
W@"TV"f
ANOTHER REVOLUTION.

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. 20.-rAn Ne'oa' speo!aa
from San Antonio, 2oth. Yays alvicea received at
diGesont points On tho Rio Grando, through
couricss from sai!sllo. slate that revolution.
hos been started III tho northern an1cant1nl per-
tiona OF htoxico. near tho rio Grauds. Con.
IIurorra haa pronounced for the movement, mud
surprised tho authortloa 1t ParrRs. Thu reyoi,i-
tio,i,s!s assaulted Isazores which is dofonlo1 by
Mndro, who ts prepared to defend Il until rein
fogcoulents can arrive. Tho majority Of tho
people IN tho northorn districts aIo reported tn
favor Of HupprcssiuR tho rebellion. and arc pro-
pat!ng for al emergency. Qeu. polAcro DIaz IL
ut LAtelu
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IOWA.
ttnr3K.

nyaMa,nxs, Is.. Jan. a0.-I,ut two bills fboth
,,.,,.ta, .na ta1nt ,oao,nt1on have tina far
pt''"ss! ~" t"' ''N4 '%'0 ''@
pR6aeu ootA 1Auuooa.
In tho House. tho Committed reported In
favor OF IN tucreaBo OF tho Judges Of tue Su-
rra,na f,ourt
f,;,,. ,.sso,, >, . s,.o,d xo,d,,o ,r,s5,,r for
o''e Paasco ~ aetos''' .o"'''as, P'o'"""s ~.
tho collection OF delinquent ta3os pyoatfos8 anu
tho sa!o OF personal property; alHo. to enforco
tic llouor law. aud repoa! tAs laws In fotco !;
.,s, " ,>o.,nt ,,,o ,,,r,,,,otmro and a.le NJ Al.
h4so' - ps'nas Wv 49, . w. s;,,a.
eohol, haRh@1noa' 49, eeos' "iho ana claee III
Quautlt!o6 notleas than 3onr Ea!ops; Also 10 fo-
pcal tic law providing for tho liberation OF poor
convlcts. slan Ia ficanso tho aato and man.
,,actn-o ~ fn,or,c.,ino louora, .f.o.
a'a'1a1o At@''
70 pfosloo TOT sno IoeoftMoK ot SURVEYS
snd riass sltn sno 1o"nsa'p Uleth aloo' AnoM-
Ing fury III tue pronato or WINS hlso 70 secure
teas OF Jurors ~ !hsHces uooIlsi a!go; ha1
supervisors shtt! po electeu irony atn9seAt
, 1876-01-27
RUSSIA.


R1oA Russia, Jan. 20.-Fho liabilities Of The
two tirms which failed yesterday aro s1.72o.0 .000
and s1,G37,2oo. respectively. Those failures
have caused tho suspension OF local bauk,
with liabitioa Of 91,44o.000, Gid assets ests-
mated ct s1.G00,000. Furthor puspenslons Of
small t3rma nro believed inevitable, but no hp-
prehsnsion ia folt for tho stability oi largur
AouseH
CORRECTION.
R1nA. Russia, jan. 2G.-Tt,o first dispatch
about thc failures horn yesterday was incorroct.
Quo largo firm, not two, faife1. Its liahilitios
arc 81 ,G59, 900: aasotB, sl,720,0}0. Tho lattor
will be- liIoutt to realizo on. Tho uuspeualon OF
d local bault is confirmed.
, 1876-01-27
AUSTRIA.

TUE CUBAN QUEsTIIDH.
VlrsxA, Jan. 2G.--Tho Austrian Foreign Ofsoe
intuated to ifr. Ortl, the AtlsE1cAu Miutster,
liz desire to haze copy OF Socretary Fibtis nota
to Cushing. nlr. Ortiz telegrap'led tue fnct to
Washington, and nBhol for iDatructiona. The
American Government declined to allow \ copy
to b1 given. II ts rumorod that smother note On
tha Cuban question IL impending.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
BUCHAREST, Jan. GA nsrnon onco employed
by tho GoTorlmcnt, nametl parakivosho& who
lad been diamiased from llfs position for em-
ba=zlomens By tho Primo Minietnr, yesterday Mt
tempted to assassinato him wllilo ha was going
to tho Chamber Of Dapustos. lie dill not suc-
coed, howoror, the Minister boing only slightly
wounded in tue faoo. The porputrator was mr.
roeted.
AncuDIsuop OF VIENNA.
THO Eu,psror Of Austria on the 12th inst.
formally appi owed tho appointment uf Monatguor
Autsah1er 90 the Atohbisloprio Of Vienna.
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Trehigne in Danger Of Falling into tho
Elrls Of tho Insurgents.
a New Explanation as to The Frequent
Breaks In the Direct Cable.
Intilnation that 1t Is tho Work Of
Hired Vnndals.
Spoeulatlors Concerning lilo Political
Complexion Of tho French and
Spanish parliamcnts.
SPAN,
ARMY flI,E1lAIIONH.

BAN skrssrsAS, Ian. 26.-Iho iloya!ista troops
hAvo cntricd sevtral important positions between
uerbR,t md Lasatte, md now cncalnp on g1ouud
won from tho Carl.sta.
Gen, Cucsula's division has carried several
important CaEiint poailionB boswecn Hornnni md
Lasur.o, aid occupied Autonanos, witt, h!a right
wing resting on Urumca~ 4 division Of Cntcin-
nisn sroopd Is operating on Tho loft wing, with
tho object Of reaching Anechulclui. II has o.
cnpica tho heights commanding tho road bo~
tween Dyarxun nud Aatiglrsaga. ton. anrionos'
Ina returned to San Sebastian. nftot Waiting the
line.of-battlo ut Rontorin. ton. A1uralea diyl-
sion IL Gctipg ~ rcsCrSe, and throatona AEat-
zaiu.
THE nArTLE nAGEs.
LoHnoN. Jan. 2G.-Lato alyices from nontorlA
report that The batt!e continues To-day totwoon
Arecilulegui had Santiago Motnli. Intelligence
> has been received from tho rasasEca that tho
Carsts 10 forco oceupy positions north OF Aldo
ain. An Alphonsist fQrco haa landcd ut Quo
tarla.
a li.patct, dated IIcntlaya and rceeived Ia
Paris, CLAIMS thas tho GhrlRta have boon do
featcd.
A special to tho Times. dated Ilonaays Jan.
90, naya tho Alphonslsts havo Withdrawn from
both slnnks OF tho CA.llsts, but still ooonpy the
positions thcy captnrod around Hernane. Two
battalion8 lanjed at Guotoris lavo captured the
Carlist positions commanding tuas town.
cA1L1sr GENERAL DEAD. ..
announce the death Of tho Catlfss Genotaf Elio.
nELlD1oCa ToLEnATioN.
MADRID Jan. 2G.-Tho Cronfsf1 bofiovos that
the Cortes will approve q the osuus tn tho Con-
:.itutton establishing religious tolcratlon.
THE new coNrE8.
I Lorpos, Jan. 27.--A h1a1rid dispatch says the
| Opposition In the Costes will include three Ko-
pliblicans. Custodian, serracara, and Anglada !:
| three Radicals. tho Marquis Of saraoal, Condo,
Rous, aud Olayariota from thirty-nve to fort1
CouAtitutioualssts. AMONG them sayasta, Dsla-
| guor, u!loa, Con1ncho, and ltonero Ortiz; tlf.
| toou to twenty Moo Catholic Moderation, s:2
thrty-fye to forty partisnua Of Catholic unity,
i s7ho will support tho Goyeramout generally, ex,
| cent on religious questions.
| Tho Espana, c!elicat organ, regrets that tl,t
elections wefe not hold immediately alter Alton.
60 was proclaimed King. in Witch caso tho tri
unpa Of Catholic unity would have beon as
tho priuciplos Of religious unity will % Silt
| lained.
, 1876-01-27

Spte4at Atspafh "a Ihs Chpano 3rtauns.
I1gSnyi Ill. Jan. 2B.-The Rev. J. T. Shelton,
Ut the conclusion Of lls sermon last night com,
nenced 10 explain soms remarks that he had
heard derogatorY 10 his character. when ho Hat
interrupted BY one Of tho DeAcons, who aroso
and addressed fow words 70 Sir. Bholton, say
lnK that the reverend g0ntteman hAd baeQ inpru-
dant In keeping company o. walking the atseetH
~ith loupg ldies, inasmuoh ~ he MS *mMsied
man.
, 1876-01-27
THE COAL SUPPLY.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2G.-The Coal Exchange
has decided III consequence Of tho glut In tho
market. to stop Iii mining from Tho 7sh eS Feb
sussJ to tue Ilth Of March. tnpluaiys+
, 1876-01-27

IN tho celebration but arose from bo'tof that
lilo bill presented wss moi sufficiently. vol
guarded 10 secsro tho objects In Wow, and that
foatrtctod disposal ot Commlsslonor.
, 1876-01-27
MINNESOTA suRDAY.scHooLs

apss9N D@sp2seN % 1A5 Ck9zdV1 7Fte9H5.
MEHxEAPoLls, MIMI, Jan. 26.-Tho WinonA
County 6undsy-Bchool Association opened it4
ese&lous last evening With 9oodly number Of
4e}sgaiea pss&ans. 4 vazasty Of topica Ws1s dis-
lNea4a today.
, 1876-01-27


LONDON, Jnu. 2G.-Tae Canadian Govarn.nant
is 10 bo Informed thas tho clause OF tho Do
minion ratliamont bill oreAtln9 tho Supreme
Court OF tho Dominion, which debars IN appeal
to tho p1ivy Council OF England, must DO re-
pcaled.
COLLISION.
Tho steamship State Of Novada, which rooent-
" nrriyed nt Antwerp from New York, and tho
British steamer pallan came In collision ttero
day hotore yesterday. Tho State Of NeYHla'ltAt
hor Tu1dor twisted, rudler-post bant and pro.
po!ler-fFamo brokon.
, 1876-01-27

DosroH Jan. 28.-HoiliB 1Ia!t, at Harvard
College, waa badly damaged by Gre to-lay. Tho
II Eta Boc,ety. which occupied the uppos part,
Loaf much OF }ta valuable property nul rooords.
, 1876-01-27

A CENTENNIAL BUILpIN6s

CENTENNIAL HUIIU1Huf
TorEEA, Knn., Jan. 29.-In tho scnato today
tho Special Comu,ittoo IN Contonninl 'tnattorB
reported. 4 joint committee Of tho two Housed
had agsocd on bill approprlastng 925,o0D to
erocs : builling as Philadelphia for tho use OF
thu State,
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49, Il 1910. ssss..s.'ss ''''' = '. - -
nurso. tho lingering suspicion tint lo b'ed Tho
thor t3tstille7a for about tho 6ano Bunss rer
month dusing ali the slme ho was in th1e din.
Stt. .,.
In order to coycr any question Of doubt that
nav sriso. tho qoyornmcnt counsel havo kindly
DlIgod hi. Conkln With
THREE ADDITIONAL. corNTn
b his fpaietmcnt tho first OF which ailognB that
tsy Is, 1si4, bo consp!rel With LOWS ltinla-
opt To doiraua tho Government Of the
rittts. Another allegation i to tho
Moot th.t he eoasTpiIed With, Msh / Herman nns
}nmsnt Of tho tax On loo. .0o0 gallons ot spirits
,the Kinnlkinnick Distiltory, and that no thcn
nd sho1o attached 10 oasks false, fraudulent,
nd altered stamps. Tho last aud twontteth
Feb i, 1875, bo made and presented to Tho
Frohaurv Department false claim for $271 80.
It IL scarcely necessary to say that tho "holo
bttl set before ConKltn Ia not an attractive ono.
THE OTHER T1fnEK WHISKY INDICTMENTS
returned afc Of comparatively little importhnce
10 tho public, except perhapa the ono ngainst
Leopold Witth, dlsttl!ar, Which aconseB him OF
bribery, In that Aug. 25, 1874, ho gayo to Foter
Huos.u, storokecper: s1oo s. e "a IN commit. m
lowed 10 defEAud tho dovcrntnont. 4 second
toupt Al}pge8 tho samo stato Of things aa re-"
rsx1le ". il. Iaoddle, = Ghugor, to whom ro-
;pondant Is said to have paid e2oo as Of date
Nov. !, 1874. -
The case against Nowolt s. Tenuoy ia com.
prised In tho assertion thnt ho took q brlbo or
$3.50 from Christian ballontine. March !. 1876
@hst ho eaptured ESQ from Potter nartb' Nog: l.
1874, aud that ho conspirod With John sch'lsz..
Jsn. /, 1876. 10 loftaud the, Government out Of
she tai % 10000 gallons Of spirits BY illegally
delivering stamps aud mailing faioo certificates;
Edward s. Nedalngton, dauger, ia Indicted
for focoiving from Sallentiuo $40 Fob. l, 1876,
ss veil as for colluding With Simon Meyer Jan.
q 1875, to aofrnud The Government Of the tax
On 10, 700 gallons Of spirits; and, again. Doo. Q,
1874, affoTdinG an opportunity 70 Herman
Nunneuscher 10 1ofrnrd tho rovonuo out OF tho
lax On l0o0t} gallons Of spirta By falsely certify
iu0 that cogtaln stamps had been erased and de-
ttoysd, vhen, in fact, tho5 had not bssn.
, 1876-01-27
FIRES.


AT MILWAUKEE. WIS.
Spttta, Dtsuateh II Tho Chlca0o Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, jan. 20.-A fro At the Ma.
.!onal Soldiers Home Tonight damaged thatin-
asitut,ou hetwoon 81 800 aud $4,000, principally
water and Bmoko.
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At S7EVENSVIEEEI MICH. =
DETAotr. Jan. M.-At ateyeasyil'o. tans night.
Putnam 4 Co. Haw-mill was burned, al = loss
OF $13 600, On which shoro waa no tuaurapoo.
, 1876-01-27

~ HHVONC1N. :,
NEW Yona, jan. 2G.-plag Il Pol!ton's saw and
planning mill, iu Brooklyn was burned Tits morn.
Ing. The loBs u $4,000.
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4 DEEP HOLE.

6peeal D5spatea t. 1hs chtea9o Tribune.
DEs Non1s, H., Jan. 2G.-Thc astoalau we'll
kt Osksloosa hss reached tho depth OF 2. Ito feet
Ehe following IL tho report Of whRt u found.
, 1876-01-27
CASUALTIES.

FATAL ACCIDENTS NEAR W,LKEsnAHaE. pa.
Spssat D.spa4ch II 1sss CAMaoo 7rstnnt.
W1LkEspAnag. Pa, Jan. 26.-A fr'8hsfnl aoc-
dent occurred on tho Lahigh susluehasl'a
Railroad near this city thIa morning. About
o'clock Charles Drade1. merchant At Miners
Station, was diivtug across tho track "aen the
New York czpress train cauae laundering around
= curve, knocking tho wagon into thousand
frarmenta md Instantly killing Mr. prador.
Two schooi-boys Win uo1o riding with hhl wu1o
injured, one Of them, il Is feared, fatally. Tho
horses broko looso from tho wagon mud eseapni
uatnjurel.
ton Mines to-day W fall OF rock from tie roof
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and Juice. q the sysen The vltot ot to i9r scr.ls
ke!ofus syphilis. ooa.uptlan. sl.ntuat dlses,s nios
oihos pasts q t1,o .s5te' .ors a,ss stsusotsas I.
c.4Fsea from tho aud tbs wrs farns ot skin Dir
,su etystps!a; aqns 1lssf 'pat; T9',n. r. f. The leh
painful dsota!xoa. night sxoat. los. Of spo.n aud II
Astes OF the hsn nclpe, within tho otrattva
vii poyo to sny potsan u'4s II for oha: dlsoass II
Il sho patlon ds!y .beco:n.aE redaoed b, the wa.ts
aud decomposition that y ooanaa5 phofsesslnR. so
With aterln made from, henithJ b!eodand ths ~
III nnco this romsdy so1n'a, Il work Ct paHh.
1st;s nnd a1eGseds r. II I'm sn1 1ee @ "sa A
feel hiscf growing bettsr and stEonEor ths food d.
tnerrnsnK. ,:,,,, ,,,. :,
known cdin sgnnts In tho Of thEnno, Scro{a1o
fUnttntiouat and Skin dl4cssh. but II tha only pol
ttYr Tor
, 1876-01-27

BLOWN TO PIECES.
NoRra ADAMS. Musa-. Jan. Ably N ekplo-
sion ot nitso-glycerins At Mowbsay's factory, two
No1kmeu voto blown to pieces.
, 1876-01-27

Esvsr aud A9uo cured far fifty reuts Therc Is notx
aud n! other nalssnn, hitans ,catst tXnhod. YaIs
Bold By DFugGists.
, 1876-01-27

NUtI9ELs1klt HAE40 OAO Hpf2 pS4 Fu5 q IEIHG|
monthn' uentenre for vagranoy. and Confined in
4 cell nt Central Station, anil the ue1t lnformA-
uon gained vaa that
vaa In cell At the Ar1noEy. After 4 vast amount
of questioning and biuiftnK among police officials,
tic reporter at last succeeded III tracing tho
causo of their arreat to Bupt Hickey, aud junt III
he wAa leaving for homo last eyeuing Tho re-
porter corncted him. Finally he told bow ho
had kept strict watch ovor tug 1,ovomenss OF all
tho partes how ho had wa.cho1 tho movements
Of Flora Crandail after her rolnaso py tho Grand
Jury, who conttl make nothing out at Aet and
how ho had followed up tue woman Mcgfnw.
aud sought TO wakon her conscience at oYory
10 toll al bi,o kuow. Wt.hln the paat Two xooLs
Tho fruita OF his ialosH began to r1pon. Kate
hiegraw told him all Btc knew. to tho effect that
Anderson
1oLp uEn All ABOUT THE MunpEn,
and how it Was done. Ile told hor t4at he trst
gagged the old man to koep him from making
no!ae, and Aow, when they were robbsug lin,
aloynihsn 1ons1k kad that thcs ought 10 kill him,
aa ho know who his assatlsnts weEe, aud would
canss tholf arrest. lio thon struck tho old man
t!ree times, after which he noyer spoke. The
two thon ransac4ch his poctots finding in than
about 80; they thou rsaed tho money.drawor,
AMI Aftef taking two oottlea Of WHISKY with them,
.he nolghborhood. and Was tho tua.leAtor Of Tho
murder. kate says Flora wsa absent from
tho house botwDen = and ~ o'clock,
and she ia suso That that IL where sho was, fol
when she came houlo ehe Wss hllghsly antoxl-
Gated, flushed. and very c1clscd. Superintendent
llckoy believes this mart OF tho story to bn tu-
correct, aud tnclincs to the opiuion that, when
Kate MeRte1 tells her true story. IL willi bs
shown That Flora was with him al Saturday
night: Isto also sweass that whle Anderson
told ,hsr sb!s ht4 slseye. were Ill covered with
blood, aud that Aao helpe1 him to cleanse them.
When ho wont eNRJ ho Threatened to tAko hsr
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-12
A Mystery Of Perfume.

No one yet has been able to analyze
or demonstrate the essential action of
perfume. Gas can be weighed, but
not scents. The smallest known crea-
tures-the very monads of life-can be
caught by q microscope lens and made
to deliver up the secrets of their or
CARNATIONS, but what it is that ema-
mates from the pouch Of the musk
deer that fills a whole space for years
and years with its penetrating odor-
an odor that an illimitable number of
extraneous substances can carry on
without diminishing it's size and
weight-and what it is that the warm
summer air brings to us from the
flowers, no man has yet been able to
determine. So fine, so subtle, so i'm
ponderable, it has eluded both our
most delicate weights and measures
and our strongest senses. If we come
to the essence of each odor, we should
have made an enormous stride forward
both in hygiene and in chemistry, and