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, 1876-01-06

Of the greatest of mAny pretty mud
AZ oneive eNotta made to entertain tho
Prince nnd to have been trinmnhantty suc-
caas'nl. Tho r1itco wore tho uniform Of the
Tent! lInesart. lla appeared to eujny tbs oven.
1ng very much, and did not loave til after tho
tcnth dance.
No1t DAY WAS f1eld-dag auang tho jouolora
ana bux-watiAtIs. anu then tho trIrco droFe 10
l.cerilmann factory. where cncoanut ot'. hbro.
COR. &C. nte made On larHc fca'c
The C,ugalese seemed never 10 liro OF whttfn.
to SIC tho l'r,nco. Colombo waA ri feto, Anl
business was snspondcl, Bbops being c!osed oil
a!ung tho route
1tst rntscg IN MAnR4s.
MADRAS. Dec. li.-un Sunday, Divine hcr-
ylco was celebrated at 1850. Tho Prince lott
Tncnonopoly siatlon at 49,, IL The alter. ,.:ea.
10 much heased that tho train had to Atop tvteo
It arrived At Madras orc honr thto. ns tan,
Tho 0oyerntr, his staff, aud tho authorities
analscd il4o rr.uees. and there waa pEcscnta-
compan,ed t,s t!lo sixteenth 1.ancers.
tllo bosIy.euara md suite proceeding
tic carriage ut tho Prince md tioy.
ernor with aiAi-Hen. rrohyn. 40 cscort ot
hnrac nt,d foot cortega OF tho nnshortic. fr!-
!o"cJ. Tho ARRANGEMENTS wero admirable.
Only tho Municpd police Kept order in
the poorest suburb. Tho streets were packed.
Thousands nsl cou.u into tho town tho
Government llousu. Chriatian cht!dron sang
with pretty effect. All atong the route stero
were l!aSB aud ntrcamcts. aud striking native
til ilcpscs. The rTipce waa known to the crowd
hy hiH gold umbrella. flo was received every
who're with marks OF inte1lno interest aud curl
ons rctptct. Tfeto WA no cheering or noiso,
Tho I'rirce reached Government Iiau1o At 0,
sEcn presentations were made. breakfast MAS
at II, Tho Mnlan,aiat Of Trnyancoio paid
visit to tho Prince. Tho visit WAS private. nut
was couuuctel In frca safe. lie nj eaks English.
YlIe Princo expressed Ills teErGt that fe could noi
.slalt Trnyancotc. Tho MRhaTaiah Bocmou much
brnacd. The ncxt yieie whs IRON tho HH lab or
Goch,n. He spoEo about tho trade of Cochin,
a,,! also aocMcd greatly Eratt1cd. Tho Tr.nce
Ut Afcut and Iour Sit1ars foil wed. Tho 1Einec
Ut Arcos aa,d tho dreams Ut Afs life wore at last
realized. Tho Prince xave altar to Gach and prop
or aalutea nhd honors were paid, At ouc levee
there wcro upwards at Zoo Chiefs and Europeans,
TITO Primo s.o1d In front Of 1 splendid silvcr
c}ta.r on salsed dala. The Duke Of Euckins-
ham anil Sir l3attIe Frero wero on bis right and
tin Duno IT Hut tcrinnl on his left The natiEe
ntilr.rs presented wore rcsy magnificent cos
tuMes.
At 3, there was e.ato banquet with Fifty
covers; the cench. the clergy, and tho ciyii and
military nuthorit.es wero represented. tho
Governor of pundlchorry ana htB suite wero alao
present.
There was an illumination as. 1880. The
lrince. tho Governor, and hlh suite, 1odo ont to
(tniudy PARK.
Tomorrow ID tho anaivnraary Of Tho Prince
Cousort's death. and will bc spout there In &C.
c1u.iou by tho Prince. .
, 1876-01-06
A POOR EAH's WINTER,

Sptttai Dnpa.cA 10 Tht caicaqo Tribune,
poar pALAousts, Ont, Jan. 6,-The schooner
Ellsworth left hero ut poon to-day for OsH egu.
THIS il something unprecedented in tho annals
OF our navigation.
Speeiut Ul.pateA n 7As Chicago Tribune
DurTALo. Jan. b,-Ihe tug lnyrahau, which
left this port for Ashthbu!A Monday morn ,lK,
sought Bbolter from tho storm In Graud River
GU the Canata shore. Tho next morning sAo
proceeded on hor voyage. stopping At Eric for
coal. and arrived at Ash;nbuta Tuesday aftus-
noon.
, 1876-01-06

THE PARIS THEATRE.
AT O'Clock last orcntng An alarm WAS Btr1!ok
from Box 5l2, corner oi Washington and Clinton
strecte. occasioned By tho discovery Of a fro in
the building Nos. 10 and 81 South Canal sssoot
occupied by Thomna Wood, and known as tho
Parls Varieties. Tho plnco it might bc Btatod,
Was very defecttyetY and lfmsiiy constructed.
Tho building runs back about 12o toet to an
alley, over portion og which ehcti Ind been
built in tho'roar Of the atage ~ piaco ot OK t
and antsanco for tho perforncra. Tho fro seea-
cd TO hayo broken out first In tho drcaaing-room,
aud spread With great rapidlty, for whcp tho
alarm WAS struck tho aanes had burst
through every window In tho rear,
and sont up vast volumes Of smoke
high into tho heavens. The material OF tho
stage. nocosaafily being Of . 1i.nsy character.
and worry conbusttbIo. blazoa up brightly anl nt-
tracted crowds Of mon, women, aud children,
who wero then returning home from their dar'a 4
toll. to the scene. Tho tire looked quite threat
culrg Tor awhile, and to add to tho excitement,
II WA reported that man and woman wcse
Campbell. tho stage mansgort aud Ada Cora had
gone to sleep in tho w,ne-roo,n Of the establish
mont aftcE lilo performance In tho afternoon,
aud thor we're still there when tho place loukea
in amoa. By dint OF hard labor and cco
coufnRc tho 1remeu rescued the man hnd
woman and placed them safely on tho g1ouad,
they onlv having received 4 slight scorching.
Tho conbustible uaturo OF the building made
It hard work 10 contino tito dales within the
walls. but tho hrcmeu succoede1 10 doing 90 Rf-
Ter about half an hours labor, The building
belonged to hfr TaHoott, Of tho firm Of Holden
4 Tascott. II Ia damaged TO tho extent Of about
"a, sou. and Ia uninsured. Thomas Wood bought
out tho theatre last Monday, and ho iB out about
$500. as ncar!y everything within ia destroyed,
and ho lna no insurance. THO nineteen per-
foEmors who wcre engaged in thb establishment
loAt thcfr trunks and ontiro whrlrobes. which
will ptoye to them yesy SERIOUS, rs they de-
pend upon thon for mems OF Bub-
sistenco. Following aro tho uatnes: John Ker-
nell, Ned Campbcl] Billy bryant, who 1osos, he
Bldes aia wardrobe e910 worth OF musical i'll
strumonts; frank Harrington, Ec%a1u and
Moran, eong-and-dauoe mon; Jimmy aud Dolly
E,asrYoo Foley and Waters, clog dancers; Ada
Corn, Maria Lagrow, Minnie Clifton, Emma CIlf-
ford. Ada Woods, Lola s1astlce, Jonnle ilownrd,
/ and Ducks Partridge. Tho women Of tim COM
pnny hBd tho n1oAt valuable wntt3robes mud tho
losa falls heavily on them. The lire Ia supposed
10 have originated from escaping gas from tho
footl.Ghta coming in contact with tho fro iu a
stove IN tho ureBHtng-ropm.
About 8 O'Clock laat night another. alarm was
struck from The aatna place, owing to tho Tact
that Z partition had begun to shoulder again..
stream from Uabcock put II cut In q few
minutes.
, 1876-01-06
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases Usavci, Dlabotos Dsops,.
stoppags af wator tnea lGnanca VI aftao brghts !%
dnstdenoss 9. ss r1tsr y thick. coady. G1ed XII.
sk. thsre !uashtt dark, bilious 4ppeAranoe and
Hhitp bpnodass duIoss, and Whan thoFp II iuklinv.
burning senthtlGn Wan passing H&tos and pA1 tho sua
Of tho back and along tho 1oln1,
Tumor Of Twclsc vcars' tsrowfh Cured BY
lta4svay's 1kcsolvoRt.
HEvEnLY, Aiass, Julr Is lsd9.,
IN. RAnwAr; tha!e had o.4d,n tumos 10 the o!atin
T." lstled atsrsshox that va reeommanaod 5ut aeh;
ersd sxo;p ,S2t i. So:,ls. e ko.oxes!
ray Esec and there il not asso 81 tumot 70 bo
.. fat. ard lo.l lettDTt aaatto ana happier t41a
atu o tha nwals hu groin. write hs to 70.
ths bsnoht sf othors. You can pnp.n y u goH cheese
Pttcs, IL pef bottle.
, 1876-01-06
FLIGHT OF A SWlNpLER,

5ptc1a' Dttpatch 10 1hs C;sHaao Tribune.
FoHT MAINE, 1ud., Jan, 5.-At Dalu,ore, O.,
for aomo days past, groat excitement haa beon
prevailing over the sudden departure Of A. O.
Williamson. vory prominons business man and
asupposod heavy capitalist Of that place. Will
hanson WAS tho head and front OF tho Caledonia
Store Company, IN institution which has for
yenss dono an extensive business with farmers
aud otilors In tho neqhborIood. On tho 22d Of
Deccmbcr, Williamson left Nolmote, stating that
he would return in three or four days. As tlmc
woro ou and hB did not return. suspicion hechme
general thut all was not right, which suspicion
proved 10 be true. Farmers who ind boon sailing
lumber to Williamson. and had accepted In pay-
Meut his untcs. chacks, or orders On businoss-
1neN. como into town from long Instances, md.
haluR unable to get each On them, orBauizod ami
proceeded 10 tho Caledonia S:oye-WorkB, from
which thev carried OF al! tho ttook, personal
property, oto., Which could bo moved. It has
trnuspitel that Williamson leaves unpaid det,ta
OF hctweon 375,0 ,00U and 4l00,000, aud the inulg-
nation osor hin courBo Is intonse. II IL uu-
tno"n wlero Williamson went to, but it ts
auppoBod that he has Gscapsd inta Cana'ia, and
that ho has carrlol with him betwoen a20,DJO
mud $50, G0u With him. Tho PANTS In Linn, O.,
lose about .sa5.1oo. About $4,000 Of this
amount lad boen advanced to Williamson Oh
drafts on Now York, upon which payment WIS
refused. About @25.0il0 OF tho indebtedness
will be- lost by porsons in this couu.Y.
, 1876-01-06

tsDsesal U,spatsh 10 TAs tAaa<.aa 1fiauas,
E1sr SAGINAW. Mich. Jan. 6.--1ho figures CIV.
ing detailed statement Of Tho estimated log
crop of Michigan for 1876 will b made public to.
morrow, Tho available crop for 1875 held oyer
from last seaaou is 424 4o3 OIL feet, which, aslde
10 tic crop psopoaed to ba put IN thia wiuter,
nggEoRatsa LII. lay, OIL feet. It's probable that
Ihu expect8t1ons Of opeFAtosa in tbs woGaa will
tall ahort, ~ there IL No suox in tho woods, aud
tho strea1na are t1eo Of tee. Log-suua!ng nu
sotne streams is Ia progress, \ Btate u Alt&irs
uaser helote known iu tue Htate.
, 1876-01-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. Jan. b.-lertardav. 1t Dublin Ire
and, ihcra was conference Ut tho .nembers Ut
he iiouse OF Com1nons who belong to tho
i1oulo-Rute {arty. They desi1ed 10 support
10 Land bill. to 30 introduced by Isaac Butt.
:Le basis Of tl.la bill will 10 n dxlty Of tcnure
.,,l la,s reus. aIz. nult will also lax lsaye to
s,trcduca b!! making q Letter provision Tor
university education IL ireland. 1t tho close Of
hs Eastsr recess tho ettsution of the lIouxe
ill ~ calad u tho beyorlty Of tho Coercion act
A1snal., tho catt!n tladu, and Amnesty bill
TUE rEop0sKu UNIVERSITY IArx.
ThQmas Hughes, who ha5 been invited 10 b
, 1876-01-06

U'4tut4h<4 T. f*t'kf1I 31Hltt.
MAnNAs, uuc. IA group vi aboriginal Vii.
dAhs, swo meu aud three won,eu. was exhibited
to tho 1'r,noo be!ere he loft ceyIou. Two Of tho
women wrre very Eautla III appearance, and ona
was decidedly pretty; tho men ~esu email sui
ra.ller ~ o.hke,-they shot fairly veil u
q mazk with bows aud arsows, but the
exhibition Of feliow~creatnle ~as. On tho whols,
rather curious and sad than eluyatnH or exhtl-
aratllg. 1t IL said they dn not laugh, but 1t IL
castuu tho meu. g1nnod horribly as tho CONF
manl ot thu missionary. 4 heavy thunder-
storm psecipstxtc1 tho departure from shs gar
deuy.
Tho state ainuar 1t tho Queens House, Giycn
by tue Governor, Was VERY successful.
Al to ths Club ball, Ut which the Prince. tbs
Governors guests, and tho elite Of tho U.itisl,
foreign, and Clngatesa rcsioenta weto present,
il may bc ta!s'J ees down - enc
, 1876-01-06

Mr. D. l.. Phillips, editor OF tito Springfield
{isi) foaraa9 wrt.tus frou San Diego. Cal,
Dec. e, says:
Wh,a thp climate In Southern California Is perfectly
deflyntful hni ought tu ta sck alans IasadHr, &
las sunB irawtarAA Ban Diego IL ptelsant Nttfo
csy, ard Las inte!seut, active, aul cntrtpst tBiug
Population. Many af it4 c1tlAeu4 afe kluloAttel At
Lospahle, but has, tot IL .1s by tsE Too many
people IN 4, who expco through Tom Scott. tho 1h-
dEaus, selling ranches 70 the 9oSernsneut. gstt!ux
tEuols qlaItred 1uwA thers, In contFact4 1T onu
sort Or unuLlcFt to M4ko money. They lnpEeka
with tie 4daA tGas lie II surrounded ~ earta mao
"uH tho make" an that vi statclIs1ts ~ 10 land
tbs city a1s 10 ttcn with many 9ra,14 4lluw.
ancc. ttrauscE ia CONSTANTLY Impressed that Aa ta In
tue midst VI Ecalttrs, who will cuhbne crooked wAyH
to AettS hin. 6an nego il expensive place 10 hsu
III. Almost everything IL high At rho llosl0n ltouse,
hntcl Atoat ~ good ~ ,p st. NtAoaA. tu 6prina
IL w0rta a,ut SO cord tho cord eons4s!9 Of two
laugtaK o{ ordinary slHye-wUHd Bay 1J aHche5 lnnH
fe.t on3 f-et liHh, aud good ut that, 1uar1 at
private ln!se. " tEa,n II sa ~ PER week. AID uuca
tulnplained If ~ any1!iLg but goth.
Whal San lheso wants Is tatoring population that
tle su tatss tsus aud vegetables. nph tsoiucs milk,
inter, aud lonry,-do sylteth!ng bcs!dts watching
to sk!li sonu II can b. luatls l!tls paradise,
fuAla1 Of Elacc ou1y tsttrat!e ~ tou1o for Wlat
uo.i lud Nature lla,e auua Tor Il.
T4u fliilate Ut san DIrsu, xGllo remained thcres
vas t4'l!y.y heavenly. wax there from Dec. II
the llih, LII tr muracga werS warm enough Tor y
prtsnn 10 sit uut ol uusrs with tht!r clehnH aud
lu perfectly comfortable. At uoon tho mercury sansel
FROM 10 leUEu.s to o degrees ai ihs ntenltga were
comfort Il wuult 10 to III ta,ed tnyat At hons
to lec In such III atmosr srlrte.-to Eo lultd ~ rest
ly the 1nrarnrrd tho In4cad IT shly.
ezuE III Ito w,nsry L!aats Of si1IngtelAi H. l. L.
, 1876-01-06

FHEWEC4
CONDITION or Ex.QEEEN lHADEL1A.
PARIS, Jan. 5.-DuilatIus Announcing tho
condition Of tho healt. Of cx-Qneou IsabelIa, Ut
Bpaiu, ara iAsued daily. That OF today says her
coudI:I6n IL less favorable.
RELATIONS WITH EGYPT.
H. Out1ey'B mission to Egypt il only OF Il
temporary character. The object Of the mission
IL to restoro friendly rotations whlci, WOO Bome-
what impaired during tue negotiations su!atiya
10 tho abolition III ILo Jurisdiction Of Frouch
Consular Courts.
Candidates FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
Thus far tho candidates Tor tho Assembly In
Paris hare obtained proEn!ssn In tho following
rattu: Advanced NctnsblIcans. rs; AIUdurat0
Republicans, luj; Aut.-keputlicans, II.
, 1876-01-06
EGYPT.


EN0LATD3 FlSAHOIAL 1SFEaTI0ATIoH.
LoSpux, Jun. bit IL now said tilAt Mr.. Cave,
tic british Special Commissioner, aud the kho-
dlvc are On tho best OF tertns and TINT Neibar
rasha Inns Resigned becnuse ho was dissatisfied
with tne separation OF tho Commerce nnd Forc,gn
portfolios. both OF which ho llad heretofore a.l-
iuIuistcred. Ou nccolillt Of tho r1lnlurs uf tho
disassoou,ont q hoayy full occurred In Egyptian
securities, which, however, las Leen III . sroat
part recovered.
H1HnOS'a KxrErITt0N.
ThoEe ts great unens1ncss III Egypt on account
Of no lats ucwa bciug rrceiyed from Col. Gor-
don, tho kAcdiyo's commander Of Tue expedition
to Africa.
, 1876-01-06

TIE CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE.
NoNE, Jan. 6.-Tho President of tltn italian
Executive Committee GU The pllla1olp'hia E1lii
tition leaves tn April to lake direct, an of tho
Italian section.
The Papnl con.istory which was fixed for the
7t1l inst. has been postponed uutil after tho
18th.
AnCHnlsHor LEnoCHoT1Kf
Ia expected to repair TO tl1e Snt,cnn IN receive
lh- instructions Of tho Pope ln regarl to lis
future conduct.
DETASLOCr.
LoSpnH, Inn. f--G n. sn.-4A Bpccini frcCa Roma
rays wol-iufo1mctl authorities asscrt th.t Bishop
UuEnnoup has cnn1e to isoto on acc,un. of lilo
smncndtng rcasscmb1ins Of tho Q.';nmcn!cnl
Council.
, 1876-01-06

Special Dtspateh tn Tht CHICAGO Tribune.
GALEsnuHn. H., Jau. Ga poiauder named
Chris. Uauatotsky committed suicide last uiglt
at tlaiva, in Knox County. Tile causo is aup-
posed to have boon intempcrance.
81. Lofts, JaH. 5.-Aie1 keisey, m old, well.
known cltizen. dlod auddenlv yesterday after
noon, mud it has since been ascerta.nca that no
committed niic.do By takuY morphine. No
csusa il kuo"n for tho net, aa he was we'll on,
hlB busincAs prosperous, and hia domestic rcla-
tlOnA happY.
, 1876-01-06
GERM ANY,

rHoMAssEN's connEsroNpE.scE.
BERLIN, Jan. 5.-sfrs. ThoulaB or Airs. Ihom-
aason, tho widow OF tho DremaIhayen dynamite
as8ussin, has delivered to tue Berlin nuthur.lcB
her husbands yolumsnous correBpundcDre.
7na AMERICAN NOTE.
Ioxnoy, Jan. 5.--Thc dispatch from Berlin to
tho elect TINT tho German Government IL favor
ablo ~ tho proposition contained Ia tho Ameti-
eau uoto regarding Cnba Ia not cohilrmesl.
koEhng is known ut Dar.i in respecting tho tiows
OF tho Gorman Government in cop1ioctlon With
ME. Fishs circular.
LoSpoS, Jan. G.-Tbc Cologne 0cszcie remarks
that tho American attempt ut Intervention In
mtnts will not countennuce 1t, because thay wish
in tia interests Of or3er to Aco ling Alphonbo's
authority more firmly established.
MoAE DYNAMITE. ....
LONDON. Jnu, CO q. IN.-A Berlin dispatch
eaya the pruHs.an War Office hive mach.ns
similar to TINT used bY TnomaaHon. It wnB of-
fered them by man from New York In 1870 for
Tho obstruction Of the Fronch eeet Tho offer
waB tlecllncd. Tie maker appears to haY0 ne.n
M assoc.utu o! Tho,ua-1cn.
GOVERNMENT HALLWAY SYSTEM.
BERLIN, Dec. IG-lt IL stated OIL good author
ity that tho rtutatan Cabinet arc considering the
e1ped!eucy OF handing over tho p:1shajan uoy-
ernmaut railways 10 tho German Guscrnment
We're tho step taken, It would glfo rae to tho
demand that tho railways of tho minor Govern
ments shall bs likewise surrendered to t'se Cen-
trai tfnycruroAt an innovation Ut tie srrateat
political aud financial magnitude.
THE CksstH.
IAnls. Dec. oft.-'Ilo (icrkntm censu. wac
tascn On tbs 1st of December, hnl ena,o OF the
results. subject to further .vci7iratlon. hava
been published. 1t appears that aInre til Bcs~
lin i,aa Increased ic7 per ce,t. uuubcr-
ing 3Gl.755 snnabltantA Hamburg hus
3s5, $50, au lncrtane Ut 1898 per cent Hreslau,
CIT, ,99a, an Increase Ut 1515 per cent Iciphic,
la64l2, or IL pcr ccul Ilunnyer 1aG.tiDU. Or ~
fArir34hetr I'm itf7 rlr IN Y,rr
, 1876-01-06

Spfcal D{sD02th 70 7As Ch7ctIao TFibunk,
DIooMfHoToH. H., Jan. 5-Las. week William
Myera, q nsalilea farmer, uaar Twin Grove, No.
Lenn County, brought woman 10 h!s home
from bloomington. Ills vito quarrolod with
HIM Oh this account, and on Sunday night tl, :.
ers drew pistol aud threatened to kill her. sho
mla-hnda.hatf, wAdlug Ieep stream on hor
way. to tho n.aIoBs ueixhboru.. The fatlguo and
a1poeuro thus incurred by her through her hus.
banu's brutality vii! undoubtedly cause hor
death In tow days. Tho doctors Aavo giyca
her up. 6ha III aged 25, and attractive. People
Of tue no'ghbothood talk shteatoulugly of lyuch
luW.
, 1876-01-06

Nxw ORLEANS, Jan. b.-A. II. lioltrook. editor
and proGsctor Ut tho New Orleans Iicayl.nc,
died at Bladen Springs. Ain., this morniuY. aged
e. IIe was born in Vermont, came to New Or
leans In la;,a. and since 1859 LAS been connected
With tho Itc1Yul.c,
, 1876-01-06

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 5.-Tho State Grange Of
Patrons OF uusbaudry which IL now iu session
in thls city, to-day alootod the following otliccra
Mas.cr, J. II. Osborne; 0vcsseer. z. II, Bur
son; Lecturer, Mrs. II. L. chamberlain !;
Steward, Z. ". Foster. Osborne Ia ono OF the
prcsont Board OF lsatlroad Commissioners Ut tha
Ethta
, 1876-01-06
Tunlor Of TwclEc Ycars' Growth Cured By
Ua4sEAy's 1kcs0lycHt,
AN IMPORTANT LETTER,


u, Tho pass tarty veil known to tho naWspap
p1bllahess Throughout tho United ttates.
hkW funK, Oct. II, t9:o.
nn, KADwAx-DEAn SIN: an iuduecd by 4 scns, q
dutF tn tHH suffering h make bsef statement VI tte
Gaa basa su vtn s,s ~ teo r. Fry H.
ntias5 .sxau %h.e slns tWclyu month. ago cumtnat9!
Al sald was prnaatc atrctarn n the usutAa, also H.
nammaion o. tho klaneys snt b.ddgI spd ga19 =
eEss fetnnx r.dfc4siy ,eatad. hid t.ied nu@hes q
boln atlupat1.e and homeopathic; hut md got raa
hAd tosd ot a'tuntlnE eurs. aa'ux been nado b! 9n
rsds!ps saturtav Ettn!n1 !ett Of CUR having hsst
hecn; 1Sent tsht 70 and kot .oo # saeh San.
psGils Is:anl.eHe. lesdy Nslte aua R:gu'3tng p!t-
@. ". JAMES. QlnelnnatI. o.
, 1876-01-06

6Fsfm1 U10atcA % The CAlcaQp IHbNNx,
8r, PAUL. M!nh Jau. 5.-John Smith, rcai-
dent Of 11esptye, This coupsy. d1ssppeaysd from
tho Franklin llouae. Detroit nor. u. having
written hosne lie Mas go!ug to visit hls mother IN
Canals. 1Ie WAS b,ssrcontrActor on ha,bor
Nolk u Sand Beach: and had just received abuut
Eh00. He did not visit A!s mother, Tic pol,ce
employed have beep unable to tiud \ trAco Of
Aim. He IL supposed to have beon murdered.
Ua leAYee wife aud aoyon chltureu.
, 1876-01-06

6p&tia3 Uitpaech th 1h1 Chbf1ao TTbAAk.
DufPALo, Jan. 5,-Tee defauIting e1-UIty
Treasurer. Joseph I'ork, returned this afternoon
and placcl himself ut the diaposaI Of the au-
tborltiea. llo was taken bofors rolico.Jus
Hing, who hold him To ball In &50. 900 bonds.
Ths Court adjouraed 10 thls evening, to give
titue to procure bondsmen, and, at tho limo
named, hlu frtends wero prepared to otter threo
tstnes tho amount demanded. He is now ut lib
erty. aud promises, II permitted, to assist In aa-
MtulstertuE i,ts estate 20 - to pay al c!al4la.
, 1876-01-06

Spee,al U,spateh IL 1Ao Cht.aon n ib'sae.
fSotpr.DsNck, Ia, Jan. 6.-A atone dwelling
belonging to Patriuk Kirk was doatroyed by fire
this morning about o'clock. together with oil
tho coutents. Tho family barely escaped with
thor llyes. LoBs about Ta00; fully iusured in
the Farmers, OF Ceuar Rapids.
, 1876-01-06

4 CENTENNIAL COMMISSION.
MADRID. Jan. "a Royal ttecrce tas becn
aaned crcatipg Commission charged with it,
slailing ext1blts from tho Spanish colonies At
Tho Philadelphia exhibition. Tho CenamasIon
will druw up Il memorandum relative 10 the c1-
itit.on. The Governors OF Cuba, Porto Rico.
mud tho Philippine Islands wlll appouls 1noul-
bo:s.
canLIs5s anoT.
Late atl7ices from 1afa1Ia state til u. several
Carlist officers aud soldiers have boon SHOT as
Es,clla tut conspiracy against Don CUT u.
Hermann.
It In assorted At IIens!ayc that tho Carltass
have rAlacd tho sicSo Of Her1,ani tn coueo-
euonce OF tue decision Of o council Of war.
, 1876-01-06


DurrALo. N. y. jan. 6.-The Jury in the suit
against deorgo D. Lord wss compieted this
morning aud tho caso opened by the protesu-
t!ou. Tho iusy1nen wore all from coun:ry tom uB,
Thsea Oanal CummltHiuncrs wess bWortt. phosa
eYldence sppoazed 10 exhibit IN each / sad de-
Ac!e1cy OF memory.
, 1876-01-06

VIOLATIONS OF THE ELECTORAL LAW,
ATHENS, jan. o.-ILo CAn,utcs Of Deputies
Ihh resolved tint Ill Numbers Ut tho tAto 1}ul-
gar's Ministry except ono shall tn tried by .
ccurt Ut justice for violation OF tic Electoral
1kWa
, 1876-01-06

Some ot tue brooklyn people hayo been hold
Ing Eli Indignant anti tl'eoyatetl.Ialwayn nice thug.
ono OF tho dla,o1s ia thus reported: "lAey
had met TO protest against this sacsi!ego On their
halnes. liz did not want to 500 this pulling,
bhriekiliR, Ftlnkiag trstu of abonlinAtoA whiAk-
ing pa4t hin homc With lts 'CLoo, clloo, choo.'
Tie elevated road would peruli! passengers 10
LUX tito their bedroom windows, 10 thai iu tbs
morning "beu they arc shaving. aud thu lather
IL htl GU their faces, tho passeHgers IN passing
tram mould sinE ont. "Get up. 9uucs. aad 10
doNp " breakfast"
, 1876-01-06

DRrssELa, Jan, 6.-sIaly nliuers out on
STRIKE havs resuneI wo4k. IAo DurgomAsscr
Ut Louvago denies that ti,a strikers used tEe-
atsns II. tho recent disturbances or that thu dis.
.urhAnees weru rtrsous. TrouFs still patrul tAe
dlerlrt. though 1t III not likely their Eelylces III
bp required.
, 1876-01-06
THE ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

TT. Lotus, Jan. 6,-At the election Of officers
Of the AIsrlantt Exchange to-day tho iau.
Nathan Cole HAs ohoson I'ssMdent. and Johu
Vail and Prank u. Davidson FIst sud bvconu
Ylce-E1esldsutn.
, 1876-01-06
THE BENEDICT Rot,t-7".

.3<w ISFk 7s"<+ s''sas'.
On lnst friday morning Sau]ucBea' 0ylngton
Benedict. comr1sing tho Il, ~. scs
u1os,, reported At the Moro cRosk ysssefdAy NOR.
, 1876-01-06

ro1or and AKuo cured tor Hfty ccuts Ths,o /, nat.
sgsn n tho world that will cltrn fuycr soH sv
az sna u 51 n'Gt sesss ss1iH2a sas H ~ ss.;
Radrs}'s load. Io1ief Fifty conts por hoiio -
told W Druggists. :.