davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-31

THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CON-
- MITTEE.
fe..IH ~ sks.uA t<1S1

THE L,nsRaL REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CON-
Acsr 1ork 1rsbunt. jan 70.
blr. Ethan Allen. Chairman Of tie National
Committee Of tho Liberal Republicans in 1879,
l,ns issued clrcala. to tho Mcu,boru OF tho Conf
1nittoe asking whether khey desire meeting OF
tho Committee or National Convention. lIe
sets forth his own views III favor OF conycn-
tiou. urges that tho reasous for holding tho
original Convention iu 1879 hro still operating In
full forco, that tho Liberals are today tn COM
mautliug position before the country. that tue
organization exists IN ayerY Htato, mud that tho
voters will come 10 its support 1t tH
acts arc thought 1uat aud worthy Of hl'-
proyal. He uenouncos tho conduct OF the
Democrats in Ohio aud Panusyivana last fall,
aud OF tho Republicans now ~ tearing open tue
TouuIa OF civil stttfc, Wlilo "cleyenth- hour
zealols iudustrouBly prosecute tho Whisky
ling, which has fur decade OF yeard OF more
notoriouslY fattoned In crime aRainst tho uos-
eEuuent." lie concludes; "lk ID for my assoc.'
A,es 10 determine tie course to be pnrpued.
but wll bore say. III order to Invite anct cum
u,eut aa you may dcem riRht, that II no cay tof
Liberal Convention ahRtl 10 ordered beiole
The lAta OF June next, xna II Gen. Grant shail
then DO again placed IN nomination, ~ |oas
oyont shall take tho responsibility Of cAIl'ns
convention without any further communication
with ths 1neinburs OF Tho Committee before Suea
cali il Issued, assuming that thls courso WILL oo
approyei,"
, 1876-01-31

tie whiles who own most Of tho property, tre
tue greatest sufferers. Their means wete uaed
1aat year to advance supplies to hands On tha
farrns; The drought not only cut OF tho whtu
mans crop. hut left the negtoes without moneJ
to psy The proptfotor. This faetorh, ssna.tlng
under heayy Losses, refuBo further advances,
and, besides, prcEH for instant payment undel
penalty Of Wholesale disposal Of property b.
tlc SberifTs.
The negroes haYo trrnod to killing what fsv
hogs. COWS, Aud sheep bs1oug 10 whites and
blacks, and to pitlagnR housas, Numbers OF
theao pcoula 4re such actual sufferers shAt, ia
their darkened mlnds. robbery il not merely
ther only resort, but legitimate means Of 1iTs.
llhood. Work In not 10 bo had. save In excep.
ttonal cases, for those who once gtvo employ.
nlsht arc without The means Of paying wagea
any longer.
With these conditions pressing upon The people
ln January. thoy look forwari to February.
tfarch. aud evnu April and May, With gloomy
forebodingH. What viii become Of The mass Of
peoplo It IL difficult to decide. Thay afs in u
much need Of Government supplies ~ the In.
dians or otlIer Starving people; hut were Theses
fAtiuns issued they would, Is usual, be given Il
the worthless. who would only return thanks By
continued tlefts and id1eneas. Cannot thers
~ ;i~cd ;.iocsd plan whereby relief might come,
"no '"o"1 w se.--s,ed In som6 Way3
, 1876-01-31

particularly Interesting and valuable. Ths re-
port Of the superintendent hho1s a gratEfytng
increase in tho numter ami eubjccts of tho
hooks read ard In tho numtor Of readers. In
1574 127.579 volumes worn doliycred 10 Bi.a5i,
.oadess md IN 1876 fa5.Da5 yol,lIuas to 80, 35,
making tho increase In books read 1886 volumes,
and In readu,G 1,5,l. In 1860 tho number Of
books delivered waa 53,5i6, showing that the
increase in Fistoen yesrs In tooka read was 75.-
5i0, or 12y per cant. Tho population Of the city
incroAaod from 1860 to 1875 from 8l4 25i to 0s3,-
G1s, or 174,3G5, bosng only "a per cens-showing
ttr'kIp8 Increase t1 The public 93 demand f9F f
tho l35,0o5 volumes read only 5,02s were novels
Tho repnr. Of tobM Jacob Astor, the Treas.
u'er Of the Board states the condition 81 tie
property aud funda Of the Librasv 10 The 31st Of
December laRt. Tho properly hns increased
from tho original beqnost Of tiGo, 100 BY tho
founder Of the Library to s77ss5G.30. with q
e1sRl4t temporary debt caused by unexpected 70.
p,irs II s2732. The following ate the principal
additions to tbs Library In various branches /:
hlll'naIaph", .a3; education. 81; natural hts
teIy, ~; ,S nsa~nc r, and surgery. 123; patents.
wi German htatorT, 10.
, 1876-01-31
TURKEY.

PANS, Jan. 3o.-1t is assorted thss the Powers
have now arrived ut definite agreement respect"
iur tho form Ut presentation to tho Porte Of
Count Audrtasy's note. 1t will be presented by
Austria, aud subsequently supported separately
by tho other Powers, .t-...,
t,o oxecution Of ArIrassy's reforms III Turkey is
10 be controlled ty Consular a6enta appointed
by tho six Powers.
TIE SULTAN no sucH MAN.
WAsu1so1ox, jan. 80.-Tho Turkish Legation
denies the truth Of the report thal tho sultan
nwns bonda of the nRtioual debt to the amount
OF Es.000. 900, and that 10 exactea full interest
whiIo other creditors would. for tho time bGinK
receive only ono-ha,f. The Turkish Legation
also denies ~ being without foundation tho rn-
Armouiaus, It boing alleged that, in order to
escape violence, they eulotaeod lHla'uism.
, 1876-01-31

Grcat DnmnRe f,one on tho Borders OF
tho ohio.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., jan. 20.-Tho recent food
from tic Ohio Las oyer1own In and around
LouiH7ilIc, New Albany, JefTersonrtlle, aid
Southern 1ndIana, and is grsht and most damag-
Ing. The Ohio ceased swelling last night and
thts evening Ia reccaiug slowly. Tue ab-
sence Of II Aood.gate at tho outlet Of
tho creek In Louisville allowed largo
quantity Of water from the river to rush In. In
parts Of the city, yards, celiars. and lower
etorios Of houses and oven tho Bhops. were filled
With water, but TO loss Of life Of hsriona damsEo
to property haa occurred. In Southern 1ud'ana
the nood caused considerable damage
to private property, and on tho ohio 4
Nisslsslppi aid Louisyilo X 1tdiauapolls Rail-
roads passengers from ChIcago naro been
taken over circuituouH routes going frat to
Mitchell, thence to Jelfersonvile. thence to
North Vernon, and from there 10 Cln-
cinnati. Tho most serious "asha"ay
on tho Louisville It Indianapolis load
is between Rockford aud Columbus,
and on tho Ohio L M!sssAyipfi Roa1 bot"een
| Hrowustown and Mitchell. Twenty caEs Of stouo
wore taken over the Ohio & Miss'sStppl ltoad TO-
| day to repair tho dausage al t!ie waaAaway. u
! tA expected thnt the repairs will be completed
to-day aud that travel wi! be al right again To-
| MORROW over the damaged roala.
| S,;fc11& L,xpdteh to The Ch,taan Tribune.
| Isp1ASAroG1n, Jnn. y0.-1he unter i'll the trib-
utarics Of tho White Nlvcr IL sub4itins, In: that
gtream ID Btill rising. Travel is interrupted Oh
tlo Jeflereou7ile, Madison ! 1nd1ana,oils hnt'
the Indianapolis d. Yiuccrnes 1sallroals. M
other serious damage has resulted.
, 1876-01-31

C1so,EsAyt, Jan. 30.-TAo GazetLes Tialn, O..
special reports tbs discovery there Of cht'd
supposed 10 bo Charlie 1losa. His photograph
has bceu sent to AIr. Hosa at Philadelphia, Who
aduoits that tho bog bears a cose resemblance TO
bis son, anl asks that llo bo kept until 3lr lo8s
reaches there. The CHILD waA loit thGso IN W.
tober last by two men who have not since hoon
ecen. ue g,vca his naino ID Charlle Aases snu
sayH 10 camo from Cincinnati.
BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY. IND.
1splsSAroI1s ls,Is % %fnd.. Jan. 3o-uov. Hendricks
has IBHued proclamation, warning tho ofsah.
txetl mob who have boon making war asainbt
the tutnpikos In bartholomew County, TO aosit
orogg t,nve boon ,,oworloss to tosttaln tue noh.
| aud the Governor threaters to ordne ous tho
uiiltln unless those shall be an immodIhte cesaA-
| ton Of tllo outragos. "
BrR1xnp1ELp, Mass, J1u. 23.-1t ia certain
that tho total amount In various securities taken
! by the burglars from tho Northampton National
| Dank will be quito ~ grcat ~ the s12ooo9 rre.
ylousIy rockoned. Tue bank autIotit!ea 10 not
| thouseiyea vet know how mich the private se-
cnrtios will foot up al thoy were not ascuniom. M +
! od to examine this property. It seems liko!y
That from s20D,610 to s3o0.000 Of negotiable
priyate property was stolen, boeldeR the regis
tered bonds mud certified stock. How tho BANK
ituo|f s,atis appears from this official lctter:
"a 0tfar Eun.,rsts, Frt*id<at Northampton Saliondt
Hank: hayo examined tho condition of your bsnz
sya3le apaets property amounting IN cash value to
f7Ga50 also an1 tbat Of property bold ~ the hank
M coatcra aud which bu made avatlable. thcfc
saa Ioeu talen in cash yalue 81. 100, making total
noys|pp loss . tho bank Of 5ll45o. The bank lad
surlns Of s!J,37o. After char8lns 9n thc enso os,
| the!p viii 10 q surplus to tho creih Of tho bank q
sIs7 ~ Upop ibis you nre certainly - hc oougra&
| s,otsd pANrEL NEEpHAx,
~ National Hank Examiner.
Tleto is yct no traco OF tho bnrg!ars, ard !
soens ceytsn that they have reached Nov iotl
or l}onton, or both. It 10 tho opinion ot tn
attompt 10 work on Their plundor. but aro Nat
Ing for . compromise.
, 1876-01-31

ia .,orA warmly than over in beha1f OF Mr.. |
10 and It Ia raid that very striking diHelo-
..s... .ro soou to bo nntle, showing how MI Art
-. ,nd ocnstomAn tnay bn piuckod by old but |
- ~. bonoat men Of thu world"
~, ,.t,xtfc NJ Daniel Drow, vhoao death was |
..onrc.d Friday, was II yesrs old. sho had
ta.r married. TO Mr. Drew ffIy-five years.
TGcre vere three children by thla union, two Of
-hn,n arc still living.
o7,a nav play in Paris, "Fctrool," is the
.rs.ua triumph of the seaaon. Il has intro
s,nsd to tho public, nlso, II. Worms, nn actor OF
sssr,a,k.bta talent, who Is already booked for IN
s,o,oemcnt at tho Comcdto Fraucaiso.
-. H.. px,nca NJ w.,os arrived Mt Bombay
= "no. ," . ..,. ttr, a honouot IN vhlcl, vas
sotne'oe' Eli, -. ,r,,tton. n,rhv dara aro
CARO-; ra," W A1frad Edward, no. soaring, wor,l,
numboTeo' n'Ae1 A1aoo ~ ,sa.
q cent, aaoghoo' ato cs'ou Not o'"no5 o'Ao 'o4"'
II having beot1 reported In st. Louis tAat hir.
1,cKes ia breaking down unlor tho anxtottoa OF
- ,.,,.tv.tral. tho Globe Democrat takes occa-
tuo -. s.v In Ia mt ono of TINT kind, Ills
e'ou ~ ~ not ,,con het.or for tuontv ycars than
hes'sa nA' NV , ~. IT,.
ttts At tue presons "1i'nB'
Tho Nov York World sasirlcally RayB that tho
canvas. back duck ia now our principal export.
" "Tha Enp1ish have at last learned, too, how not
A.. eook t,,o bird. which ia only carried ttrIce
I . tet tttchon and tbnn ee1,t in Hll Its
around hoE ateuo"' *"u 'uoa s'" u - ."..,. ~ ~ !,
siehnosa, and. above all, rarencea to tho 1aple'
..o.,, ,rst,roo nt 13oot,,,a T1,natre, Tbu,a-
Tho aetote ma'nso ~ noo'n ..'aas',,1N
das with "Juus onaar" a. 'no a.,'ac''on' "ss a
eloAs soseeeo. ,..I3 .a a.. -oao,n,.
profession were admitteo tfeo. ana 'eo 1ose'p.' ~
from laymen amounted to $1,000. Mr. J. II.
MeVicker' OF chicago oeeupoa 'ne VI 'no 'oAo0'
Thia is tho sssaon for hard-pau locturoa. Dir.
n.-,.,,. f.o,,,ro l., tho stor for-ao. Hnt-
Daya1d Iaylofs 'ecsuEo III 'n'' o'af Iuu4so' sa
urday night, barely paid expenses. als lecture
go. +ho Rundsv 1,ectnrn Association yostcr-
pc'o'" Nv oaA -;:t. -. .x.,,.a;o,-ta, -, avis II,
, 1876-01-31
LYNCH LAW.
TIE TnIrLE AFFAIn IN wE8T VIRGINIA.


Charleston ttT. Va.) Journal, Jun. ~.
At about $50 p. n. yesterday, Thomas Alnos'
= tou1noymau tailor, WHO formerly worked for
Herbert d. Co., but who has been loatlng for
somo time past, atartod down Knuavhs street
from the cosnor Of summors, e1claimiug as hs
wont that Lo WAS going down to kill Bill pootoy.
Ho was drunk and TO ono pail my attention to
his thrcat. IIo went directly to Dooloy'a shoe
shop on Anderson street, aud walked In. Dooiey
asked him What ho wanted. Ho 1oplid that ho
wanted him (poo!oy) to sow up ripped
plAca Ia bis boot, 1t tho same titno
roachtnE hls foot out. Dooloy on Attempting
to nrlso from hia bcnch MAS stabbed with u
kaifo In tho banda OF nsnos under tho right eur.
tie wound oxtending around to tho coEar-bone
On tho other sldo Ct his body, making 1aala
about inches long. Tho blood gunhed out in b
who was sitting BY: " Disk. my taroat Ia cut, -
aud Ut the same time grabbed = boot.tEeo and
struck Hines over tho head with It. 1Ilnea fell,
and Dooloy kept repeating tho blows, while thu
% The body Of Hines. Several peEsona rushed in,
aud saved tho life OF Hines BY taking the boot.
| troo from Dooioys hands. Dra. Mayer. Com
| stock. aud Hamilton wero called 10, and pro-
any remed,os but remained with Doo!oy until ho
died, which NAN within twenty rninutea.
| John William Dooloy was IN lnoneneive COL
orotl otlzen, aud he lived IN Charleston number
noss. and gaa : trat-class mechanic, Hines y =
| drnnken trauap, and hAs no rank iu society. 1ie
hsd bsen TOO intimate with DooleS's wife and
ths lstter hnd On several occasions ordered hin,
away from his house, but tue two had mover PRO;
yiously como 10 blowa. Hines was artested aud
! lodged Ia jail. The grestest excitement ETo'
yaiis. espeoisifs among the colored people, y no
regarded tue Killing Ut Dooloy ~ III outrage tim
| pafalio!od In Ksnawha County. -.-.. ,-,
After sls killing OF Dooley 1t became se'dt IN
from tue Intense excitement. especially amo rs
the colored people, that something would "
dopo with Hines Immediately. Tho entag' y
| populAco ve1o addressed IT various tines N
pitcea BY Il. II. Freer, q. ". Atkinson, aud Oh
erY, who begged them to desist from, taking "a
law iuto tLelr orn hands, And they finally sah
tLey did not intend 70 do anIthing;, but y W. W.
settled that tho Maiden mob would oe down, ane
iii and lyncb them IN = row before morning.
About half-paat Q o'clock tho steamer Judg'
t Baker cana dorm, bringing l60 a{nasd usp. wht
, 1876-01-31

Corrt1po,ldtnee Sfto P8Fk 7f16MH<.
ALBANY, jan. 2s.-rhs report Of tho board OF
Trustees Of tho A4sor Library, signed BY L. n.
Mxrkoe, Chairman pro teu1.. aud Samuel u
Nugxles, Was presented to tls Bepate thus morn.
ius BY Senator 0erard. The report states that i,t
lis Trustees are gsatited to report marked in.
If thsir lsst report III January list, IN Tue cnn"
dtlon, tbs usefulness, and tho Prospet Of shs
IL ths Library l50.so0 yolunles During ; IT,. tue
ia .',es, b7 puroLsss, 4Ul you,ncs Ia all,
a'i5 ai5o Volumes. .-makipg tho whole number Of
f1ot. Il, ths Library On tho 1ss Of January. lo7d,
is9 4is roln,ues. Some Of these ad1ttona Rxo
, 1876-01-31

EVANSVILLE. 1ud., Jan. 90.-A confidence man
named ). L. Termer, Of Tory, ILL.,. has confessed
to being ono OF ngang OF burglars who robbed
tho bank Of Quincy, ILL.,, in February. 1874, OF
ea0o,O00 In bonds and $4,000 In cash. He
saya ho WAS givon tho bonds aod
tho o!lora took tho caat. To says tho bonita
arc buried uear Chambers Junction lows. Thss
Chief OF Police nas Just returned from search,
which was unsuccessful. Thoro is $4,000 TO.
tAo bank. and it III probable TINT Torlnos will be
takou to Iowa to make good hs confeBslon.
, 1876-01-31

C9FTttpoadtats Nt0 I1Fk Hu'l.
DEAusonT CouaTY. 3. u. Jau. 2a.-Sevcr
within tue memory OF nan has there beeu such
suffering for food ~ Ia now experienced In suns
OF tue lower districts OF South Carolina, en-
braoiug Darnwal, usAufort. aud parts Ut COL
Teton and Charleston Counties. The writer has
mingled e1tenslyely With the people: and tho
knowledge gained OF tleir condition ts silnply
appalling. Starvation Ia staring hundreds Of
them 10 tho face, sud much l4rgor nu1Abes will
scarcely abba to drag through thu mouths before
the GROUND CAL yield food, oYon with tic usoss
rigid p1k:t!sa Ok eoououy. Strangely enough
, 1876-01-31
WiNSLOW.

Gp&e1At 1t'p'*'+tt ~ ~ |
WARRINGTON, D. G., jan 30.--Tho stata uc-
po,t,ncnt authorities aro contldeut that tho ap-
I~....s ~ t,,ia novornmont for thu voluntary
pIicaaon Oh tois uu'a.a anoas ~. ,us,s,n., ,v,;,
ektralitau Of thc Boston 1ofeoF "lns.o" WI
not bc succesaful 10 tho aosonco or = tfoa1y u
e1trnaittou. THIS opinion Is be9ed upon tho
seat .hot t,,o K;no Of Holland once tnado appli-
t"s. 'nss 49, -..oat,o- trc.tv With lila United
tsatioa lot an eAttnoNo" ''eas' ~"
Ststes, and that tho senato re1ccsed tue tsoaty'
II Ia thougls that, on account Of thiB tho Hol- |
'.,s f,ovoTnment win not yoluntee, to return
!11 !nno eo''AAAs
Winsso"' ..,v,, ,o>,,,px4s
rAaas .s,,..n 49,. n,
Boston advertiser. 1a"' ~
Thero arc but few new victims 70 po commits
nrntcd, though there IL no doubt that many will
S.A,se' .,so,e ,ro-lh,aaa nnn,r and kecp their
poeRet 'ne!s ,su.e'' PAs ,a,.;o, ~ ,f,a nn,n.
losses to taomeel7es' Ii aooi.'ou " 'Ao NV,
her OF banks previously mentioned aa holo-
inc forged pspcr uttered by Mr. Wtna'ow. the
~ .H-,''s. ~ ~arortna today. Atlantic NJ
iolloW'us ats 1.po1 .s ~ ns.Ies.t Ak nm shaw,
tfonnl s5ooui lavofost Natoha'. 1o'ooo' sA ~
NUT National, $1,000: National BanR OF she
y,,nrb1ic a1o'OoD: Mcrchauta' Nnttonnl Bank,
50 non rsa sr,nrrt NJ annrious notes held by
So.Wo. 1no aua9o ~. ra.',,naa,ro.1,h ia sax.
the Nattona! Hank OF the commandments -. ~ ~ 49,
600, secured bg certificates OF stock tn tho LOS
ION Post Company, which were datod four days
, 1876-01-31
AUSTRIA.
11E4K.

y1EsxA, Jsu. 29.-1ho Emperor Francis 10
sopl has written highly eufogisttc lettoE to the
uupgaria Miniat1y, dopioring tho death Of bcak.
LONDON, Jan. 3l.-The Times telegram from
pesth reports that tue city, has spontaneously
Closed, aud houses aud shops drapel with black.
, 1876-01-31
THE Wtvs,eo

WARRINGTON. .. c., jan. sl:%.@.- -,.-Fmr.x
England aud the Middle ssates genef.-- .,s., lIS
weather. sising temperature. light eaatssi3S.
southery winds, and falling barometer.
For the LaEo Region clear OF partly clondy
and slightly warm weather, southarly to vent
erIy winds and falling barometer during tha day.
followed during the night by riains batomstss
and coldor weather aud SNOW near Laks aups-
ror.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,
, 1876-01-31

1ro,5r;ot,, nm, por,,.ca Hand.
~. ~ NO.. NO.. " r,r- ro,n ,vhon +,,o snc,kar was
s,sss s,.s.a, "a' 1A' -''''
'4oe1. ~. ,.u c,,,,.. 49,,
A"e C'ueiunatA o"x.'s' outse''a , 1
".,. n:..;,,e.t,.' ,.,,snt
e.
1ne aon' 'auac' n. eu"A'"5' " ooon
" u apoAeu VI NJ .he AetuuAs4n ,.t -.,s'1.
Con8toea III 'no hou1Aco''n 1n'no'o Di0s"
nea. 1aa!. aoo olssl.es ~ W p'eson' 4ep4'ssnSe'
ny sho doh. dosePn W. eanEo-
II Beck bought his scat 10 tho Senate tho
apr1ngAcld Republican Would oe glad t" know
wherehegotth the monoy. He has served four terms
IN Congress-, aud has represented tho woalth'oSs
tohacco and whisky interest In tho country
Tho election in Now Hampahiro lhis year takes
placo March il. It will DO the first election OF
the P1catdontinl rcnr, Upon 1t depends tho
choice OF 8enator, md, as tho New York HorM
quantity observes, tho rod!atrictiug and control
OF tho State for many yoars to como, porhapa."
Gen, Bchenck tB In n dilemma. II ha pleads
bis diplomatic privilege ~ reaaon for not ap-
peAring in court, he will virtually pfoad guilty;
IL ho docs appear, he Ia likely to bo convicted.
The eaaieas way out for him Ia by rossgninB and
returning homo. 80 says tho Nor York Tribune.
Wa ham the authority Of the Lcnvonworth
Times for saving that the five loading Ropub-
ran pansra in Tn,Sn-thn Dubpnuo Times. tho
Daa E1oinna Rcotster. TIM darlington Ha,nkeye,
~. oounc1 Rlnfra NonnnreuL md tne Dayeu-
t,or+ Uo,e,ta-nro In }aror ri Hahn md McCrary
~ ,ha no4t Presidential tIckct. Dcn,u1a frou,
.nv ~ al, NJ thcao naners aro in orlor.
49, .-.,. =, ~, - ...,..,,n
4ho 4uesslou o1 Nv Ias'u y. .@p.s@. tau
,sulu'n' 10 80, ~" "ss.sss ~. 1 ~ s .,n
Iowa a oli nHe psSn i,'touusoA .,'' ~ Wv Hee r.
'stu3o 10 aceo1tpAan Iusa pu1poso. aHo ~ 20
Warmly p'ehso" W '1!se Pass " W. F'oe'o
Events IN lo"A "tnln sne p"at ~" sea's bcoln
, 1876-01-31

Sp<E1dT ITJtEAtH % 77s S's's17e -. ;.
ptooxlso1oN, ILL.,, jan. 5o.-1Ao lnaepena.
cuts OF Mclean County Will consene oa LUG ~
pro1. It bloomington to spl'o'at aelssases 70 TUG
State Convention At Decatur on tue 10sh. Town.
.,,,,,. n,a N be rep1esented each by one dele
s,a snI ona additional for eacll tltsy yoters or
frsction @ OF tlas number, by the vote cast for
i eals for Treasurer.
, 1876-01-31

ptrNoC1A. Jan. 3o.-The steamer 2. Colond.
from NottctdaIn Tor Nsw York. put in hero TO-
day with machinery disabled.
QrKxSsrowa, Jan, 3u.-Tha steamer pennsyl-
7sn,a, from philadelphih, has arrived.
Exw Yuax. jan. S0.-AFsiyad. tia steamers
Oder, from Uzsmen, koo desmauia' fEo'a Liver
pool.
, 1876-01-31
GERMANY.
Hf1tkHFA

DEn1rs, Jan. 8o.-1t is assorted that Prince
Bismarck has proposed to the Federal Council
that tue decree OF lAst rpring prohibiting the ex-
port OF hoysea DO atnulIed.
HtnAAncK.
Dxnt1y, Jau, 90.-p1iuce Bismarck IL sgsin
rannrtAI ILL.,
, 1876-01-31
FIRES.


III CHtEaAO.
Tho alarm from Dox t52 ut o'clock yesseF-
day morning vas caused by fire breaking out In
tic tyo.ptaty franc structure No. 223 Wcst
Kinzie Btreot, Owned aud occupied as cooper
slop By John Esxner. Owing to tue lnlism'na.
bio nature OF the building contonts, It burned
Inridly, dcspito the eifofts OF tho tremen: WHO
fira lly abandoned It to snso tho nolghboflhB
structures. The building And contents y nds sfG S,,a
total loss, and were valued as q, 1000, The
building was insured in the Mil!oylle OF Nhoae
Island for sl,70D, but tue stock Was uninsured.
Tho flames communicated to tile hdJoln'hR
building No. ~ Klnzlo E,Ioet oTa1H sna sn1 nsea oscni
ried by tho Bamo man. uaiaaKo, e1ot lnau1ou
T6s alarm from Box s6l 1t 4:s5 o'clock ycster-
day afternoon was caused by tlre IN the TWO
story framo building No. iol Wright 4tsSst, nh,,,
Kline. Damage to house. e2ooi to furniture,
sou; insuroI for el.boo In tho LhneastoF.
Canse OF fire unknown.
The alarm from LAX b51 A. b;5o O'CLOCK !aat
evening was caused by tbe b burning oat % 81 =
At sHeLBY. Ky.
LouIsyILLX. n.y.. JAu. 30.-A large tfe II
Sholby, Ky., shia moralng, Ia reported BY spe-
cisl To tho Courier-Journa4. Il supposed that
It WAS caused By tncendiaEies, Who hoped for
Fhrvckoid Il Smith. dry goods, $1,000 !nsur'
sncs in tho 1soys1 OF Liverpool. 0irs1d OF Plia-
delptlla, s2.0uO each, ho house wa oWnsd ny
M. T. Smith loss. s7.0goi Insurance eooo9; III -
| iard's vboo storo was slightly 1stuaKedI total
ioss. 5000; insurance halt, ta the Etua.
m Iiicsmsu, jeuolef, loss ei,o5o, insurance
full in I.oudon d Liverpool Globe;
Ii 5sh.iy " t1 # iasu:sa ~ Ss II aa ~ tsnfa q ris
sJa sIsanan, wa instantly lt!ed during the nte BY
the tail Of = wall. Tho cstIzens Of Shelby r.. W
, 1876-01-31

LONDON jan. 90.-A special from gittoria ro-
potts that Gen. Qucssda has captured AtesEta.
rhiv in addition 10 lila othor SUCCESSES, tho oe-
cupation Of Wills Heal nna tho Heights OF Arta'
ban, glyos him possession Of tho roaaa to Hisca,
luepazcoa. Tho third corps under Gen: Lon'
has CAPTURED tho Town Of falmaseda. in biseay
Gen. Mosionos is moving up tho Valley OF tht
Oro. Inns outuanked tue Carlisss, and Ii aavanc
ing OIL Navarro.
, 1876-01-31
UA IOOkl3p &os
COldGlOppOrtQDjty::
GREAT ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE!
RETAIL, DEPARTMENT OF
CARSON,
PRIZE & CO.,
Madison and Peoria-sts,
Madison and Peoria-sts,
In addition to othor bargains hero-
tofore advertised tho follow
ing arc offored:
LINENS& HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

400 pcs Irish Linen, OF celebrated ulnke,,
slightly hmokoa md wot ut q recent hrn IN
400 do8 Dleached Huck Towels. al linens
10 and II LAC each.
$50 doa Linen Damask ami uuok Towol4s
l5o; would bo ph1ap at 400.
800 doa hc2vY Ltn0n uatnRsk SoWol0 ~
Our entire stock Of line Towels greatly rs.>
DHrEaina in Tovelngs and Crashes.
26O doz 1inon Daulaak Napkins n $ls
Large lot Tea and Fruit Napkins, 600 dost
Good Uloachod Linen Dau1aska, 6oos usual
unbleachod Linen Dnmaaka for SO, 20 -,
and SO; sold regular for 45, 30. 90, md 5so.'
100 MarsoiIlos n.4 Quilts for $l.2b1 fornsnsi
lySa.
400 Maraeslle5 La Quits for WI worm ~
Our is Rich Quilts reduced to 81.
Special BarRains in Embroidered Piano Ao<
frahin COYHYf.
, 1876-01-31
Albert ". Afikcflsg fsrt,nt story
"T1IE MOLLY MAau1nEs"
will koou appear ID tho
t.ifaSy

For Throns-Dtucnses nnd A Affecttoms
value For coughs irritation Of the throat caused By
cold, or uu,n.ai exertiou Of tho vocal orgaas, in
speaking in public Singing they produce hsnsdeal
Eth.1ltt.
, 1876-01-31
SPAIN.


HICKORY, p1CkuIAS, UuCKEFA1'
New YonK, Jan. 30.--A dispatch from Eluira
sn,a that Frederick Dockeray, whose case e1-
cited 10 much interest in connection with Cuban
affairs eoma timo sinco, and who MSS tnken from
Havana to spain aud taere imrraoned. has
cscapeJ, aud ii now In London, from which city
he has written to hiB mother, who sesldes noas
ElmffR.