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BARON Won PALM.

His Cremation.
Nt,o Iort Utrp,a, Nv =,
Tie following circular inrI,..t , -.
I,nss, ~ :, nv Various scientific institutions snd
noa.us VI ilchath throughout tho un,ted a,,s.. s''
10 attond tic cremation nf ,to .s.s", .a ststes,
]ste Hcrnn IN patn,, ~ 1''' 1elnatna Of iho
NJ, vn,s- x,s
,,,n ~, aonKt Nosemhcr, 1870. -pHan sr,.r
ine IL utn ', o. Decemher, rso1llo At Wsthh;,G Gron
sn.w wit eni III tho body of the Iatc aa,.n
renst ton's, naioh 90 Palm, Grand cro,s ren
Manuos ~ INC Sovereign Order Of the nn,s aeoa'
ThFa % Jerusalem. Knight Of st. John ~ SWtEal' W!Eal'
ttt t'Ss - M'e lto11ah Empire, late Chamhe,i,;
H. 1,ts n.nSs.y lug hlng OF Bavaria Friin. a 70
viii ,yi,h"s srnr.s.yi cte, ETC., In conplIancss
fnrr III .tcrnas III ~ hs executors khoft, H.
!n4'{ invited. eNncf In porsnH OF ~ nrorr spee!.
tenn. r., o,,r,,,,o ~ IT.
tiaIIy aes,ansa fos tha purpose and erected h,pe
.tn,'a., EeM9Iao. ~. u: Is ~ earnest Of hi, ns;
iii. oreasinn i"it h%"e t',,a oI seh,nit!rc. !,
lts hlatorical, tnniisrx =, ~. eaest 70 scienes Ia
csccuofs Of baro do Film ap H. o'ass aspects. tic
nhaIi have publicity This e ihat
sen! io yon In thu hope That Vol, ns nn InSne9f'nsl]
venient to bo rcrtesced and, III GAIA X" a r. en-;
snpject ni cremation should be t1[scn.ac taEe n,
r. H. IL oSat. r9 gntyersty Of rennsylrapjs.s
VII, t.r,inaxa W a SeNefhon College, The INV
, 1876-11-27

rlhly for many years, he wns all tho time m In
'!clatfgahlc worker. In thi. PARTICULAR the est-
icnceS of his constitution and wtll.puwer were
wonderful. 1Ir xus burn III roinfrct, Vt,
In 1877. EIn began hfa work as
preacl,cr Of tinlycrsallsn IN ISIS. md preached
II, Albany, IN New York City Qn the clsnrrIl Of
whtcl, The 1kay. L. II. Chaptn Is now pnatorl, III
Cincinnati. flc was i t.,sh of llne intellectual
gifts, fare logical power, u,,l unblcm!shed
purity Of life lu was tor sisnny ycaea resident
u th!a city and pastor Ut the Plum Street
Church. Ur. Williamson wits tho author Df scv-
cral stant1ard wurks IN defense of tho unlvcr-
aaisstlc faith. Onc IT tic fatllers Of Odd Fellow
atll, In America, ho WAS long identified With
Of its pyncip1cs assisted In the prcparationut ta
ritual, and was for many years Grand Chaplain
Of the Grand Ledge of the United States. Thirty
years ag0 he WAS Fcnt to Englhntt in the intereat
Of tho Order, nong with j. l.. Rtdgtey, tho prea-
ent uran.l Secretary. Dr. williamson lcavcs q
widow and four children.
, 1876-11-27

professionally attended hcrSclf and family. She
Isft Hnh removed 10 Now York, lcnylng Iall un..
paid amounting 10 st}n. Hhotf'y uitcrwnr! she left
New York. drslnnstInR tile street aud nnnher, IN
receive the nsonnt Of rni,l biz. The messenger
who knew Of hcs. a few months or weeks liter
she chilled At my office dnrin. MY ahscncr, n!sd LEFT
a note rt1ncssiny me to make nFt a new ht1l, say
peatrd this performance several t!,c", hnt! mover
happened to be home when "he called, and finally
Lost sight If icr. | Acrunnt for hrr strango CON.
tiuct ~ resulting from ,,nsounJnrts Of mind.
Since reading nf her conduct recently hnvs no
doubt Of II. Yours truly,
Mrs. Cassclmants noto to The Doctor reads Al
follows:
Dr. Lufiklns-nxAM SIN: will cali this wenk
and setttu that bill, seud It over to yor. Ito"
st1erffutty, T.. y, CAs5kL.tAE.
, 1876-11-27
This Great Plano-Artlst Now Performing In
Now York,

This Great Plano-Artlst Now Performing In
fuw York,
4necfdl Correspondence n TAs Tribune.
NEW YoRR. Nov, A.-Iho piano-playing Of
11mc. Annette EssipoH, wl,oss ilrst scries Ut
concerts in America Is HOW progressing at
stcsnway Hail. will 10 ,nemorab!oi In our musical
history. Size IL Russian, an1 liz the first nrtist
OF prominence OF that uatlylty who has conc to
us,-Ilubiustc1n being Russian only by education
and hahit. II VIC wore TO regard her US tho
representative Ut oven shall class In the latl
OF llcr birth, nnt eon,c such Inference mlglit
follow tho fact that her famc hardly prccelcl
her in this country VIC should bc forced to ac-
cord Russia the topn,ost position III the gamut
Of nations. It Ia safc to conclude, however,
Tint II is thc youth only OF the lady which pre-
vents llcr name fru1n being familiar to every
MUSICAL eur, and that sc Is SUI ge,.efts ut homo
as we'll as abroad.
Nine. E,sipod's Ncw York season Of four
weeks opened Oil the evcD!ug Of the 14th Inst.
At thIs writing It l,as progressed sufficiently to
warrant an estimate VI her powers.-thc pro-
gratn1nes Of tho first week embracing, beside
minor compositions of nearly every school
from ecarlattl to tho drcscnt day, D grand con-
cert carh OF Beethoven, Meutlclssotn, Chopin,
Hcnsult, and 1iubtnsten, and Liszt's Tttanle
"Fanta!sie IIongroise No. IT," dedicated to
Won Dleow, whom 1t served Us pteee 10 reslss-
anre during hla lato American tour. i IL not
my purpose at present. however, to critlcisv my
spet:lnc rendition, but to speak briefly ot this
artists characteristics and rank.
Perhaps the first salient point Of Msle. Ess!-
| poiI's perfor,nance Is its reposc,-seposu utter
aud admirable, without u trace either OF lass[-
tuIs Or atnlsllty,-rcsNslting purity frun natiy0
tas.e, but ,nliilly from absolute causcious-
nyss q poM;sfI n;sI;, her eao, an5xr, g,na lk" , st
very gtucIous; nU mere free FROM sulf-assoTtlof,
| than from that erlf-ahnegation-posstb o
trlio too obvious III his caso-Nh!ch Inns become
proycrbial IN connection with Dr.. Won uuelow.
Aha lnes not overcome diilleulties,- they stAply
do nut exist for hers q seontus extravaganza 0t
statement which is justified by thu fact TINT, At
tic conclusion u thu most inrre1ib!e fcata Of
the keyboard With no appearance Of Rightly o.
tension, but With Ill tho muscles IN tito easy.
, 1876-11-27
CASUALTIES.


MATroos, ILL.,, Nov. .0.-At II o'clock to-day
Mrs. Cornc.ia Hitchcock was found dead in her
room ut tho Essex House in our city. A bottle
OF morphine just opened, from Which about
twenty-five graias l!u1 bccl. taken. indicated tho
caMse Of her death. Her husband, John X,
Hitchcock, was for many years leading rnrr-
claut ot Our city, bnt died from dissipation
about three years ago. Since then bis widow
has been melancholy, and nt tt,nes acted
strangely, but no one anticipated su!f.destruc-
much, ant!t to ullay NERVOUSNESS Ahc procured
tic deadly drug. She hal left her boarding.
house and moved to tho hotel, intending to
eAyo for visit to friends IN Springfield, Mass,
whithcr her remains Will be sent.
, 1876-11-27
THE INDIANS.

s7. Louis, Mo-, Nor. aL-The 0lo6t- Demo.
erat's Lcayenwortt1 speeial says that part OF tho
Twenty'th'rd Infantry, now iu the Department
el the Platte, Will DO ordered to report to Grn
Pope ut Fort Leayenworth. One company
OF the regiment IL now here, hny~
Ing urriyel from Omaha Romu tuys
Ayu. This Indian Troubles which have
threatened tho peage OF Southern Colorado uI,l
New Mexico are abuut ended, the prompt actlon
and matters IL Arizona hayo quicted down.
The majority Of tho Indians there have GONG
upon tho reservations set apart tos them by the
Government,
, 1876-11-27

mountain no to hunt: Ahou. mon n. -
ior nome. On tllcir departure * * hoys LETT
anes',e them 10 .tnte IL tair nt%h ,nS fai1er r..
ns hs' e S,l a1vs r "s Sy j, "a; sS.a. he
lux, @A ncn went to i,lc lno,,n, nm,ss'aa.sday norn.
hin, and IN tile ntterntn,u hc wa. 70 lo,k fos
With t''!lceolc in hin lett tIjr .Tpn! TM deaf,
Ill. side: '''''s' was folnil bv
NV 1car ss' S,i ia ao ~ gn sr sek and ,hot p,,
How that ,ucssagc from liz ha,,.. ,c - heAVcn'
the world TO cof,c will be chershedI land VI
, 1876-11-27

this city together by steamer. Hero oil trace Of
them was lust, aI 4 Is supposed thcy tool:
overland passage fnr California. Ths mother OF
the young laiy is fn great distress over her
daughters departure nnti disgrace, and VIC ut,.
tlerstand has lclt for San Francisco in quest Of
tho fuEtlycs.
, 1876-11-27
OBITUARY.

GP3C79I W{6dIt& % yH5 3WbUHE,
CINCINNATI. Noy, 2a.-Isaac D. Williamson,
D. D., died this afternoon at Anderson Ferry,
ut the home Of bis son-in.law, tho Rev. J.
Il. Cautwell, in the 10th year Of bis age. llo
was very well-known unfyersa,st author and
preacher. lie was lifelong sufferer from
asthma and :iudrcd complaints, and at last
slcculnbcd 10 them. But, while suffering ter
, 1876-11-27
AT NEW HAVEN, CONN.

New HAvEs, Nov. a0.-spcrry & Barncs'
por1,packlug establishment on Long Wharf
was almost totally destroyed by ilrc this MORN
linz, together with lis contents. Tho fire oriEl-
mated In slnokc.hou8e. LOSS on building,
$73,G00; on stock and fixtures, *75, ,00O; ant! on
the business, whiel, Ia Interrupted lii Its busiest
seasun, SO, 400. insurance, STE, 400, uf whirl,
sM,q0o y q, tho main building ss5,@0 on
pens, etc. The Fm announce TINT they will
Immediately rebuild. About 100 Eucn wcre eI1l-
ploycd In tho establishment.
, 1876-11-27
AT JOLIET.
Specidt Dt*pQ1ch to T1t Tribune.

opEcIu9 LTs1H9cH 10 7He 7F171Fe. : =
JOLIET, ILL.,, Nov. 2G-St. Aiary's Catholic
Church, large frame building OIL the corner Of
Scott and Van Burun streets, WIS burned to tha
ground Between and Q o'clock this creulng.
Tho fire originated from detective lluc, and
valuable organ ami ot!lcr costly ta.nErh furhl-
turc Is included IN tho Lose, which will amount
To S7,U00. The building Tas insured for fl, 700
lit tile North British, n,,d Mercantile, Atua, and
Hartford, $o,UD III eacli company.
, 1876-11-27

RELIGIOUS DISCUSSION.
MADRID, Nov. .G.-An Important dcbato took
place in Congress yesterday OIL the question Of
religious federation. The dlscusslon lastcd
eight hours, und resulted IN n vote by whIc, Il
inuinrty oi the House declared It's approval Of
Government ncaAufea.
, 1876-11-27
INDIA,
THAT TERNtALH CYCLONE,


CALcDTrA, Nov. 25-Thn Official Gazette pub.
fishes minute Of elr Richard Temple, Lleuter.
ant-Goytruor OF Dcngal, giving tho result Of bis
vta!t to the districts nf Southeastern Bengal,
which were devastated by the late cyclonc.
The minute confirms the previous estimate,
, 1876-11-27

C1NclNNAr1, Nov. ga Ocru,un fntncr
named Ifcnsler, residing near Delhi, O., while
In Schiller Il Gcrke's brewery, OIL Plum street,
fatally Injured.
, 1876-11-27

and settte that bill. or seud 1t eyer to yon: Ito"
'r'ss''a'',' ysgs--& s.ys l.: >: eA''11''AS'
tA8R1pLE STORY.
XSSA Aafactory Of Cripp,es.
When vlafHugo published that most g,,ast-
" Of all ssM4a&rm rofuanccs, "L'Ifomn,c Qui
RLt,n tho 'HFouudwork Of tic story was do
nouucctl rs an ntroclols fable. The hero OF thu
'tMan Who Laughs" was described as 1nIsera-
lila child stolen from hts parents, who lad In
earltcst youth uctn dls8gurcd most awlulIy In
or,lcr to render him an object Of charity, anl
WIN had been forced TO prosecute the tratlc Of
mcndIcancy until lie had effected Ills escapcfrom
Ills masters. ;Apocryphal as the story read' 's
II Thc great French novelist barely exceeded The
facts OF tho clsc when hc createu sno Gaasae.ul .
tho trade wlllc, onrlsell at the period o. xh'eh
lie laid the sccnn Of Ills roluancc is by no meana
dead to-day. .r.a,
cal College at Prague, applied to the austrian ian
| Ch!c{ Of Police al Vienna for assistance lit fcr-
! rettng out and bringing to Justice tue moss
| tnonstrous society " criminals tllat ever c1Ht-
cd The required support VIA e1secnSa i,tnnt @
| iye, added to that Of tho Professor himself,
| eventually achieved tile desired cnl. a mouth
ago body OF pol!ro made descent 1roa, 9ne
at ptasent end,aE ID II The mrer|a courts
he story whIci, the facts ccited by this trial
tells US Is worthy Of IL place in Dantc'e "lnfeF,
no." Tic widest dream of distcmpere.
nightmare never painted picture 50 'faus"1
IN tho first laY OF the trial bowling mob
cnloayprcl 10 tear tic tnalctactors p!cccncai.
and It was only fouul possible to continue tlo
s .}s .1 y eg St Two sp' II
horse TO protect the criminals Oh tAe1f why 1Fo't'
tic court to their prison. ,,
Ralnn, tho chief city uf Central hungary, ls
theirnl Of tho city possesses Us relies the bones
Of St. Nopomuck, antl the yearly sum q glous
visitors to their shrine numbers haAafeas ,.' g.
thousands. As natural conaeqtcncs, 2! @ ta,s
heavy foreign visit, the town s'Tasms with beg-
gars, who are reported to be the most Il'scfaolo
Ind fidcously t!cfor1ned in the world. Mcn,
women, and children, in all degrees Of terrible
mutlation, exhibit their crippled oEs % amM o,syc @p
that by llolloring their clalma they Will com
mund Tho prnYers OF tic unfortunate rnenHl-
cants, rnrely refuso 10 gfatlfy thclI'
Prof. bes, on his Istur,' a r9,m gsotstsaa two
days In l1alna during tho early part Of last sum
NOR, A daily visitor at Ills lmn was young
| Eirl OF lG, Of remarkable beatty, who haa LOST
icr right lex, and who usually tnok cr stanI na
there until latc In te afternoon soliciting chatit
The bcauty and misfortune OF tho poor creature
excited this Professors sympathy, anu NJ SUM
oncd her to !s TooI sie cae ao IT. IT, III IT.
uccorlng to her own account, been cripple
from earliest childhood, and from tcr reFnarKn- X
ble dcxtortty In tho nsc of her single limb, th!s
assertion seemed likely ONT. c.,-.
| Duriug the recital OF her own history aile mch-
toned number OF other untort1tnatcs iiKe Ier-
self, and told tho Professor that they livca 70
rcthcr In m open in tue suburbs, kept by q blind
1nan named Chopin Trouillcson.
H.. tnft
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IL .ih1Ii.4IlM 10 lliEl

.ats4'f rh.finHh ~ Dhip lnSA y
he tribute 4, ! Madison Mill und
ins.anayn II I'll, I.aniei4tnn r.tallains
ri Aa.s Of 'aAsanayt that Ii. Maa
rtlia.nt .whp III. long conducted
tran4 anl respectable ha-i.
st Ollrnna. hi, business L.
tlHa4e Whl.ks. u nlrg,ts from Il
'll'ify ien, keeping II dasl.rl. t,en,
Ih.i. Sheridan III l~s1 mud. ii report
81 Congress- touching i. Madison
R"Aas then governor IL Louisiana.
,rierl1lns him ~ ~ political
ST STR md II di-hunun,s man anil
.tftar lint III. has not IL friend Who
|, ~ honest man Order, srnilo
nan, order, Senator Sherman llas tie
NDnr
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When John 4 knsspn return.

When John \ knssan ietara 4
from Louisiana - Ma~hitletnn liz
spoke IN high teiins II ihr members
II tile returning h,,u,. TIT + So
reason WHY honest r.nps" sl,a knA,M
kn-.nn should IL suspicious ~ thein
Now II john 4. could only indaar
that State Register man t. rs,il..nt
10 his having /. verdict II .,,ll ~.
s'nn' in tha' lihns snit. str ,l.nonnsinr
1T Hna John n. q liar, alefinf.r,
si'nt isf tAl i htihe take. Il.
~ referred IL II il .r.ili,l.
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THE
PIONEER PRESS
FOR
1917.

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the yrsr 1877 with larger circle Of r.asl.
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from Illinois III lie sent.ie, is tn
only republican tho purity Il iik,ly q
have thu strength - nler,. II reali4
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