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ADJUSTMENTS.



The StrakoscIl troupe gave ' Tic Bohemian
1irln In English last evening at sfcVfrkcr'e,
with East including Mrs Mcculocl1 ~ Airline,
Mile dc Gebc1c AZ the qmets, Mr. Karl an Thad-
de.u, Mr.. hall as Count Arnhei,n, Mr. Wllktc,
our homo tenor, as F7ore.fa'', nnd Mr. uotts-
chalk a. DtrushoeE. The performance as
whole was fasco, which was hardly relieved
eyrn by Mr.. karl's really admirable singing
anu occasional tne efforts by Miss Nc
Cullovll. Tha cllorus WAS simply atrociuis,
md, rs 70 much 1T the effect Of the opera de-
pent1s upon t!r clIorus, the result WIS painful.
"a q matter of fnct, the performance Was o. ut-
ccrtun as The election, and quite M inutldlef.
The audience tonk the affair, however, In tho
best 0f lnlinor laughed mt the nut,erou: mis-
takes, and preserved H. patienc, with the cx"
crution of onc Of thu "gotlb y IN the gallery,
WIN cmp,atically requested Mr. Karl "ta 20
fur" the officer Who was about to arrrat AriiHe.
An mere matter OF curiosity, 1t ia pcrl'ais
done, but, outside nf this, 1t would be
better to strike out "Thc Bohemian Girl " frosn
the repertoire and stick to the Italian works
which ean be cast md performed with enfnc de-
gree Of excellence. Tl,Is afternoon "rhc bo-
lc,n!nn Girl" Will be repeated. and this evening
"Martlla" Wilt close thc season, viii, I,rlgnoll
In Ills favortte role of Ltont', aud afle. Martinez,
the successful Ynung debutante, ~ -Aarthd.
, 1876-11-11
CANADIAN NEWS,

Special Dtpuich to The Tribune,
SrKvENsvILLE, z, Ont, Nov. lu.-Custulus o!lirlu!s
frou. Fort Erlv nude raid OIL tl.la plars to-day.
On the premises Ut Ar. House they seized two
at,1 haE taises Of Ioots md shucs, ut!u largo
.ase dry go,ds, utc. Two other stores wcro e1l-
tered aud large quantity Ut rlnuggel goods
seized.
Special Dt&puteh 10 TIE Tribune.
ToAoNTo, Nuv. 10.-lhv celebratrl yarht
Annie Cuthbart IL ia MARKET for sale. Aa offer
las been rccclycl FROM parties IN Chicago, but
au elIurt is beug malv to lispose Ut her III Casi-
aGa before closing With the A.ncreats.
OTTAWA, Nov. l0-'rho Inst boat Ut the sea-
son fur thu Aslerivan market left thu lumber
tlocks to-tlay Tho saw-llills hayv all shut
down. . ...-.........
'Hpeciui Ditpatch 10 7As Tribune.
SrRATYoHp, Nov. 1Q.-At post-rnortctn ex-
animation OH lcallcss bldy found III tho river
yesterday, Dr. Hamilton found l!o marks Ut yfo-
lonce On tho trunk Or cxtrcnIEtcs, and gayo tt
Us Ills opinion that tl!c head haa been sawn 81.
largo quantity Ut llalu was found ~ Tug eoliln,
and j portion Ut tue l,alr Ut tbs head No clcW
to tts iuonttty.
OTTAWA, MY. lJ.-RettAulu tblnFnsatIol lsaV-
tuw been rcvGlyc1 by the Militia Department
from Vt. AIhans, Vt, tfMt tho Fcn!aIs were cor
centyatny quantities of aritts aud ailliIanltl"n
Vt that point, Mai.-0cn. smyth Ii taxi inE every
psccautton to laye volunteers prepared for the
3p<etal Dt.paseA 10 2ae 7sts4xA
MoaTAxAL. SuY. s10.-A u4spatcn Hom otta'
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Enston HuMr ha3 Ersstng f;'slsttA,
4 party Of ladies' ut! gentlemen frGn New
York were reclining VI, thu !Iva1la Il, the Tutklsh
house Ut tic Exposition, tbs 0tsrr day. slipping
c1,.Tve aud smoking cigarettes, whtn u middle
a..ca woman, thc perfect tyI'u Of u Centennial
ylsttnr lIllcM tster, green veil a,sl all, thrust
her head In tho llour. "t.xcllse me-" said sae.
drawing back, ~ .cc I've intrndcd oM purity
ui Turks" .'Walli right 10, mat!au', !" "ala ono
u the gentlcmen,, "aut 1nass yourself q
MIR, walking In anl taking scat. Yes" he
trpltcl, II have beell IN thls country sonss
tine. / liked II 81 well here that ! brought
these protlc over. They d9n't speak English,
hut tt.ey understand IT," Then tlu WOMAN he-
run u series nf questions tkat puzzled the In
gcnuity VI the gentleman to answer, pattieu-
larly ~ thu rrst 0f Ills party WIS shaking with
suppressed laughter, Thu woman asked ~
u,a,y questions aln'ut tile collec that tho gc1l-
tlr,lia1,, whuln vii! emil thu ioStor, Insisted
upusl treati,,, her to cup, Which she drank
with u RELISH. Thea- sAe wuntc.l to know
ladies all sukci, a,d Offered her onc and light
I'd 1t for her. bh1 to0k It between her tceell
and pulled tn With all Der might ana main, an1
Whcu. slle Eut her mouth full Ut smoke she did
not Know what to lo With Il. Thu doctor show
I'd hrE how u putt It out, mud after great deal
ut ruuEhluE she rot 0ut al right a@alll, blt said
sue preferred tllu c0!lee tue cigarettes. At last
sbe asked tho doet0r II he would write h1a ralue
iu Turkish. THIS was y stumpcr, but hu WAS
equal to Tue emergency, aud, pulling BLINK cary
from hts pocket, he copied the inscription oil
tAe teEpsalrul llUuso ncur BY. Tho woman waa
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'S. va, 1.n,'e' ~ 80 au rass,, .ao1"e , ott,x.,s
49, ~ 10 =. ~. ,ss.'a,,"...,',
are greatly Interested ~ se rrcsH,s'sa' , co s"'''
test, 1t seems tD nc tho inomcHt would be u
n1osau", "a". o p.n',, ~ % ns thc,cfrs M ,a co VIM
.'' .,'.",,.,. ,,s''. ,.,a., H.. ",,,.',I'.,
at'enslo.' a'u lousa ~. rapI' ."s .,,.',s" "'
Of al otales papeFs ana all thinking poI't1e'ahs,
TO our present quite inefficient electoral SYSTEM.
I1nt1oub,cdly tlc tlea OF our Constitution WIS
j., ,.a., ,,,u ,1,;.rnm.,,tn, p,wrr In fbr ncnnr.
10 vest to so'esl'',.s".a' po"va ~ ~ ] sopI,
and to let thu peonic express tl'e'r WI tntongn
tho ballot; III other words, the Hla5ority rules
viii, ts. This It Seems to me, Is not tic yasu
,si,, n,,ptI". m,r President. Illinois. for In.
s,"nr. ,,os ,wcn,y.ouu ELECTORAL votes. In urlcr
that tic will of the people should tt"l
tr,,u expression, twcnty-ouc districts
sboul,1 yole for ono Electoral yutr iu eurh dis
-. ".',1 - o,avan sho,l,1 IN. urrtc1 hv o,c
tf1et' ah" u e.s,s saoaa Nv Nv .,''. n.' -, w..
party, ten would bc eafflea ny the o'htF pa1ts
h' is eyrry p t,u,1yl,lml yotrr Gusts hs vuto fur
twcuty.u,}y ELECTORAL votes, at,.i the twtnty-uuu
chi, either u 10 i.,r oc candidate ur nil for the
,rnnom"mt. III tins nluauur cycry yutcr III ILL.,
,u,|s "asts lis y.;r fur tweuty.,.t,u Electoral
vntrs. a Nrw Yurk man tur tfsty.ityc. ulltt Il
n,nwnr, ilun fur ,llree, Ali Ut New foyk's
t"r"i v',trs Of INV Siatr, cast only 10 ir o1.r
,,,t ao.au ,ut.e ,,,,rne i" wcI, trriy rnrrrs tIs
SI"t". Taku NV Ycrk with llcr btsj ,uM yotc:s,
r,',',Inr % c(rctA,H nila a!l thfsy-uyc Elgctstul
',tr: rt,1 m f,,r rll.jrn iy the ilrrsu,n ul tw.,
rutr1x' mi Mi thc 3.siyM fvr liaycs ur. lor ~
,,',s,rt .shn,cyer stm
rui,'' iIelawa,e, with her ls,0op, las Elect
orai rnfcs II Viii b. sre,l 1t.,ln this, that
H. ,u',i, m tnrrahan shifting vi utaiur,tivs IN
T ',i,p'm, .r s,.,s. ,.,Jlatss ,iy layc tr 1l,a.
tt,r,.. ~ t ,",m.inr yut1. ulmi vet not carry
,nn',e,, y,tss tu src.trr IN election by the Elect
o," er,1 E",itnc. " o '''' "'''''
,,n,,ar VITA If IL; Isl. univ secured tle Slu,o
t9 Wss,ri viii, "a :lpturai yv,es. Jui.l, BelI,
,v,,h ~ sSo XII n,nanr Wis. sry,,r.I IN E!crturai
"t,"s WI" o Itrr.Ennri,jr,.. With Si5.;W pupt1lur
, 1876-11-11

Ia.
,s, .oaoos, Nov. l0.-tTho Post says that all ar-
m .ment 3Sa has been rcarhcd by tho master
~ .Isspssstlse cottou-spInnera Of Blackburn by
Ms.a 'ne threatened grcat lockout IL ayertcl.
tn.ss, papers OH tho sau,e Information tln not
~, ". 'ue iuattcr aa tnally arranged. but re-
'"' agreement rs highly probable.
r,. srEclE sillPMHNTs.
s,Mn!n M! thousand soYcrelgns fur Montreal, mud
Yo,t 'o W stsr'log III American Eagles for New
were Withdrawn from bank yesterday.
TUE nREADsTuRrs TRADE.
,,fs. "taFooL, Nov. lU.-rhc Leading graiu CTR
thannsI.1s Isaed today, says the weather, which as
setsar ~ W !s0st, Is verysoye1o for this early
H. ~. out ~ unlikely to be Irrt,,sl.1,t. atNl
ant1,.. improved tho markets, which, ol, tho
spIne y Aa9o continued very Inactive, wheat
Tle,s 4 stenefally 8lQqla per quarter cheaper,
Ahut "a 9illy stx carsNcs ul saio oil the rutst.
Copt}noaaa9 aa'u9 quarters wcru tukCr for the
thr,s Sa within the week. biuve Tuesday
Ruyt,a H. aarut uteu llttle uo!ng III spot w,,rai.
tra,er' TGSe Ts lad slight advantage. Aiatxe 10
II hi. ,,e anere was tuin attul,daiiea ol millers
ts1sar,itaaaa itaatHet to-tlaY. Thcrt wure moderate
qu4ntj,sos III "l!eat. and ealea beyond retuil
RanY ~. "efe nnly ctfcctcl at reduction Ut q
Ii H., sehtnl for both whttu aud rcd.
" po:r1n.5iae 5iaere was nothing doing, mud prices
dtlar ir1aaly H. 'ay rather aowcr. Thefu WIS little
aus.ssIr ~ H1 s1tt bellers ask an adyauce ot Sd per
IL. Which, though !uo.ablc, l. uot oDtalu-
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THE FUNDING OPERATIONS,
How and Where the New Isonds lIave lice
= Kotd.

How and Where the New 1tonds Have lleen
J3ishatch T. ttsr rtfk Esenin2 P,.t.
WAsniA0Tof, Noy. h-An ERRONEOUS !mprcs.
sion exists that the Syndicate llaye received anil
pcr centuIn lEnda subscribed for.
Mr. Belmont IL getting credit for having
taken, IN bchalf Of tic Iiotsclls, nll the bonds
subscribed fur, and Ut having paid therefor an
equal amount 81 money mo the Treasury of
has. done nothing Of the kind. pr tho as0,-
@Y,gD ordered by the, syndicatc. slo'.
9D0oo we're sent TO the United States
financial agent, in London nearly eight
only small part Of this amount, atx,ut g, ,0o0,-
tUg, has been actually detfycscd TO the Rotlls-
ehtids, who arc delaying. taking the bonds until
near tc time when t1,e interest .'n the called q
$40 U00 Utp las been forwarded IL our financial
ageNt III t.nudon within two Or three days,
making saD 600 III all. whieh will IN all proba-
tilily comprise the sum tutal Oi the ontls that
Will fc sent ubsoad until thc Syndicate make d
OI Tic remaining *3o. oo,ooo subscribed for
about s::ee1,0cU,U(O taye becn delivered to the
New Ynrk Syndicate through Assistant.Trcas.
ures nitihousc, and pntl fur. OF this anuutIt
very largc part have been bought by tl!e M.
the Currency here fur circulation IN lieu Of q
rer ecntuM bods. An n,ntter u! fact, therefore,
nnly usn1t *a!, ,o0.tsn II the e5,un,t00 sub
ssr1bed for by the syn'iirate have bseu taken
$3.N]y, ,110 III Lut,uDn.
Tic sale Of tlie ~ ler rcFtum bunds Las
been nure rapid III Ncw York tim II, l-o.lInll-
although It II sail III bealf of tile subscription.
| 1nale IN thu latter place that they were III! III
ncnrIy all slime" subscriptions. and made viii
the understanding that the persons subscribing
| would not be required to take the bu,tls un1c
! about ninety dayt:
, 1876-11-11
IELEGRAPHtC NOTES.

SAN FnANClsco, Nov. 10.-A new Stock
Board, to be called the Ncvada Stark and Ex-
change Board, Is being organized to 20 Into op'
cyation Dec. /. It will be devoted mainly 10
State and cou.,ty securities, gus unl water
stocks, and, lastly, mining sticks.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sur. 10.-Advces from New
Zealand by the City III San francisco say that
In tic CoGn1ul Legislature on the lltl IT Octu-
lpr, thu ministers gave notice Ut motion that
the mali service be direct lctwccn San Francisrt,
and Sydney, yla Auckland aud Honolulu, tho
the New Xcalaml sl!urc VI the subsidy to be re-
dltced II zoo annually.
!sptrtai EfstGteh 10 tit Tribune.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Nuv. 10,-T'c failure nf
Gov. Shepherd may not bG rs disastrous m as has
Committee stated Tonight that Shepherds
nssets are good, unl that hc undoubtedly would
bc abG to resume.
New YoRK, Nov. 10.--Pctcr Cooper, the lnto
canltatu far President Of thu United Statcs, Ia
voMfiucl to lis house by sickness.
, 1876-11-11
The TRUTH.

10 The f.tfjaF n the 1stIuhS.
CuIcAao, Nov. lo-We ure happy TO make
II known to the public that the rcnnrks made
by Mr, II. 4. Rase1,koyIteh, Scryfat,, against Mr.
Il. rcIxoitu nrv true, mud ttlat VIZ, word for
wonl, agFrc a,Id PRONOUNCE Mr. Il. PcIxutto's
statencnts false, at,h at tllr saIne tine we give
our thanks 10 Mr. ". 4. R1srhkoyitch for his
true aua corrc.t retnurks u,ltl language about
the Eustvrn Christian runntrirs IN Turkey.
l.. t;ENlc, IIrrzrSuyimint,
u. GolcilEvicrlI, Montenrgrln.
I. LErlr, palnlAiiAn,
II. tln,ylc, Bulgarian,
l.. MuJslIov, l1usnian.,
=. NAl.LAtE. llalHlatfau,
r. lASle, 1lu!ietnian,
T.. tEcETiclI. MuntcneErin,
II. nASIt.ovlclt, Austrian,
r. l'K0vtssT. Eroatia1,,
f. CoLLuvtcIt, Austrian,
IL. tiurcnEsn;TlE, s!untrncgria.
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Formal Closing nf t1ae Exposltlon.
PHILADELPHIA, ra., Nov. 10.-Ruin has been
falling steadily sine morning, but TIT spite Of
the llsculrn-lnS weather grcat numbers OF
people arc III Httendanse ut the Centennial
Grounds to wttness tllu formal closing Ut the
Exposition. S,cc early morning, the stcunl
and street ears going to the grounds have run
crowded, a,ld Ut = o'rlock, the time of Thu bc-
ginning Of tho ceremonies, It IL estimated that
fully tOt 00O people wcro inside thu ircl0sllrc.
sAortly before o'clock President Grunt,
escorted by Gov. llawlcy, asecnlcu to the plat
furn,, followed by thc Centennial Commission,
tllu board of Flnanrc, the Foreign Coulu,is-
soncrs, n,ld invited guests.
After tho excitement of tho multitude oc-
casioncd by tue presence VI Gen. Grant had sub
eidct, thu orchestra, under tte direction Of
Theodore Tlolnas, performed Wagncrs
"InauEuratlon hlarrt," composed for tle orel-
it,E exercises OH the 10th Ut Alay lust. at its
conclusion tho Key. Joseph a. hciss offered up
prayer: .,,, l., A.. u,,,...
tlcn sang euru1e fuguc by s. bach, utter
Dan!el j. MorreI, thu Unitc.l States Centennial
Commissioner frun Pennsylvania, and ClMr.
man uf tlsu Executive Committee,
This 0,ylaessra then rctMicrcd selections, after
which thc Hon. JoGn MrsctE, President vi tle
Centennial Honrd VI FiunsWc, delivered an at-
After Dce.hoycu's Fifth Symphony l.stl bccn
rendered, Dlrcetur-tieueral tioshurn addressed
the audience ut !ctIEth.
Hantvis tslinlIcluJnl ChurNs" was Mcxt
eiyun by the prchcstru alll chorus, anl the Hon
Jusrpu Is. tl:lwlcy, the I'readcslt Ut thu United
States Centennial Collltalssloil, delivered IN ad-
dress, reviewing thu history II the Exposition.
Thu n,l,!irilec tllcu IotneA ~ singing " Anierl-
ca," utter which President tirant declared the.
international Exposition vi l67'i cnscat.
Tho Duxulogy WAS ani.!E bsy ti'o ctAorus, ant!
tl.v autiicsvc, accompanied BY thr rchcstra tc-
tired, uIltl tho lorulul cereinuiles were con-
c|u1cd.
Tie ceremonies ttnk place In tlIc Judges
| Hull, owing tD tho rln.
Although tho Exposition Ia formally endcsi,
tbs grounds und buildings will be urcessiblc to
the public for several days tu vs,nt, though tho
Exhibition will be IN an lsIcopletu farm. lialiy
exhibitors preparing tn ft.,ce i their exhibits
tomorrow, preparatory to packing tlc goods.
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THE lstIl.tt|AU WAX
Another meeting Ut the n,anagers Of the
Eastern trunk lines WIS te be held In New York
Il few tlays ago for t1ic purpose Of bringing tho
present. railroad war to close. There were
present Col. Thomas a. Scott, President of tue
Pennsylvania Raiiroad; MIR. King, Vicc.Pscsl-
dent Of the Baltimore d. Ohio; Mr.. Jcwett,
Receiver Of tho Eric Railway; and 3lr. William
H., Vanderbilt, ttcc-pscsident Of the New York
Centrnl & Hudson Ktycr Railroad. The meet
Ing was Of short duration, apl nothing was
accomplished ewing to VandcrlIlltfs unswcrvnE
determination nut u nErce to anything Until
the Baltimore 4 Ohto atd Pennsylvania Kail-
right 10 tlakr oil competitive business cqtal.
Tlir Nrw York UItln Dalietia has tho following
In rcgard to thls matter:
In MI Interview with Col. Thomas A. Scott, Pres
tan satcs thul ri tic meeting of tl,e Representa-
t!yrs Of tic Eastern trunk railroads he'll IN New
York last WeekInnd which hti1ourncd ,, sun!eeato
rtyeEal ,nlnur u,Ints Of difference weru settled,
only we neints reum!ainY t9 1s dtspo.c1 q eo1'- On
e I'D liz sauS oe nt o
fuses t1 t<cusr, but rnys It Watters nothing. not
bcins essential: but tat thu reminding differences
Insisted npun Iy him. to sat the geographical 10.
calties Vi teaboard citfcs. This point Of differ
he ho1ds to hc absolutely esacnt,nl III settle.
mcht Ut the question III advancing rutea.
nuw in ii.iEaAs!phia coiapIa!!n4n2,, and willing
produce to tic Fcal,ourt because cars con{ng l,st
stay East III loaded. wl'tlc they want thc! W.s,s
!" loud 'rhey wnnt empty cars In Chicago atd 81.
Com,nuioru vanderbilt, MIR. Scott says, r.anda
In the way. md taiks confidently of his fnnr.trncE
road md aSst ahEsatsns TO- tsii ay c9mona.o, a,
RUatlH are concerned.
Another con, rntton will soon be held.
The New f1rk Eentsal. President srott says. Is
tfV(nF IN tCnfGHX EflnH C3unCG$. The tE113Is
, 1876-11-11
FIRES.


Tic alarm FROM Dox II ut 80 Inst evening
WAS canBel by q fire in the rear Of Henry 3.
1laas' pawnshop, Mn 12o Clarl: street, caused
BY an uycrleatel stove. Damage to building,
$50; to stock, $500. upon which there Is no it,
surnuce.
The ntarm from Box ass at $50 last evening
was caused by u t!re In 4. Arn,bguster's packing
House, No. H!3 Hnrrtsolt strcGt. Cause OF ilrc,
unkt,0wn. Uullage to fixtures and to meats
$sA}0; uninsured. The building ts owAcd by
Dorc s. Atillcr whose loss ls not more than S!15.
, 1876-11-11

I'm TN EoT7H. TT. q,
Good news for travellers in the East. There Is
Euod chauce, hear, tlsat before long pullr,an's
slcep!ng-cars will be running by the weekly
train from Calais to Brlnisi, a,n1 sirt txrsa.
The present .jour1,cy, as l,lost people kn.w, Ia
quite horrible, owing to tho wrctrllcd acrut-
mediation In the French nnsl Italian railway EAR
ragcs, the abscnre of lnvatorics, etc. Beside, 1t
Is possille enough that VIC may hayc wounded
and to them the gentle mutton ri Pullman.
would DC duubly precious. Sonle additional
Pullman cars nre to lie shortly placed on the
Brighton 1inc, hear: ut,e Of them for city
tsnlll from Brighton IN the rNr,,tb.,
, 1876-11-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

San FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 10.-ArrIyed, the
Pacific Mail steamer City Of sau Francisco, frorl
Sydney VII Honolulu.
LONDON, Nov. l0.-Steamship Austs,llEa, from
New York, Inns arrived.
New York, Nov. t0.-Arriyed, steamers Ham
sa md Oder, iron. Brcmen.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 10.-Arrivei, steamship
ScYthia frnn New Yurh.
NEW Yonx, Nov. lU.-Arrsycd, steamer Dnko-
tn, from Liverpool.
, 1876-11-11


Sioux CRY, IT,, Nuv. l0.-rFcscott & Co.'s
safe nt Ilazard, la., wus broken ppcn lust night
by burglars, md $500 st,lcn. Officers are oil
the track Of tic rubbvrs with prospect of ca}
turIllg them before morning..
t'corge Mtnus md Charles Glenn, who were
confined In jnil here for grand lnrcc,ly, slttecu-
ell In procuring strslw-batI Yesterday. As soon
us they were liberated they left the country.
, 1876-11-11

Dcatlwonl fur Wolf Mountain, whrre marvel
aus ,lls,uycsiea lave lcen Tnnde, surprising Any
III the Ucmiwpod region.
sAdR GREER, NV. 10.-pahFcngcrs on the
casth report pa4stfy II large 1rtitan trail, four
teen nlIlrs Ddrth of hcrr. From appearances, 1t
Ia that uf d Nur-nnrty.
, 1876-11-11

YAAKTox, D. r, Nov, 10.-Last night, about
7o'clock, Gack Mccall and Jerry McCarty, pris-
o,,crs IN tho United States JUL, inadc dcspcf-
ate clIort tocscapc, oycrpowering tho Jailcr anl
beating him badly. Bud Alarshal, hearing the
alnrln came to tile rescue. Both prisoners are
elInrgel with murder iii thu Black Hills, Me-
Call being tho murderer Of Wild Bill. The
guses come OIL for trial here III thu eth inst.
, 1876-11-11

Spfciaf Dl1pQleh 70 Tbs TRIBUNE.
Er.LoUls, Nov. lU.-At : o'clock this 'nor,llng
tho beautiful residence of Il, 4. CaRsel, rEes!-
dent Of the Bank Of Carthage, Ut Carthage,
Mu., was destroyed by 1rc. Loas, tl:,-
O00; tnaurance, s1,p00. The furuiturc anl
n valuable private library wrrc saved alter
strenuous excrtIoils by tt!c titizcns.
, 1876-11-11
SUICIDE,

BosToS, Mass, Nov. 1o,-Julcs Brierc hanged
himself last night under thu delualou that TIL.
den was elected President.
ypeeta! Dspatch to The TrtbHEs
BlooMlN0YuN, ILL. Nov. 10.-An Eastern
bound express mi the Lafayette. Munese y
Bloomington Road r1n over aud killed Samuel
Day, Of l'axtuu, near tlat place to-day. 1t was II
clelr cuse Ut suicide.
, 1876-11-11

Special Nfapatc.i 20 7nd i:1vt
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 10.-frank Bright, Of
Chicago, son Of German sntoon-lecper there,
WIS accidcnsly killed hero to-day. Ill was ota
his way to ST. Luuis Oil freight train on the
Chicago d Alton, u,sd having discsnbarkcd for
moment, stastod to rcbourd the train, when lie
fill between tho wheels mud WIS crushed to
death. Deceased WIS ubout 20 years Of agc.
tte Nus accompanied BY Il youth na,iletl Matt
Stiff, who enticRyurel uIavall!ngIy to pull him
fu,ii beneath the whrcls II, tllne to sure llis
lite. Tho Carnner's jury returned u 1crdic, Ut
accidental dcntfl
, 1876-11-11

MRaDoTA, ILL.,, kuv. lo.-'rlc horse stolen
lattly frun, Mr.. Crawford, VI sfcu1oa, VIVA
found In coru-ilcl ncur Plum. The thfuf,
WHO gives Ills nn,nc rs Wtltan Royce, WIS atso
discovered In TINT icighbornood, Whgrc lle !lad
obtained employment. blding IFS time to dis
POSE Of the borsc. llc pleaded guilty before
tr3nl.
, 1876-11-11

Assn Annon, Mich, Nov. 1o.-Joscpl' Klley,
an old man Of Us years, was knocked down and
run over late last night by cur switched TO
injured 10 severely tlant he died this morning.
, 1876-11-11
THE TURF,

uT1cA, N. r, Nov, 1u.-The rasc between
Rarus and Great Eastern for purse Of $1,0oo,
to wagon, was tsotted hero today over ratlser
heavy track. Rarus only arrived this lIloEnfng,
alter forty-ctght huurs III thu cars The raro
was wol BY Grsat Eastern ~ TIRES stFalghs
laata. Timc, 2;85, 2:0, 3:9th.
, 1876-11-11

TROUBLE nRE~lNo IN THE nAsQuE PROVINCES.
VirroniA, Nov. lU-tlcu. Iona Inns ordered
tho inhabitants of thu Dasquo Provinces to i'm.
1ncdiatcly deliver all their arIns TO The a,l-
thoritice.
The uprcrnncnt's decision to exempt nll
nas1ue Provinces from The operation VI tie coi,-
stti,tonul guarantees f,as cscatcd pnlnful Int
preesiun.
, 1876-11-11


srRlS0FiELD, Nuy. 10.-!t pirate dispascii
received here to-lay states that J. c. Black, thu
defeated Democratic candidate fur Congress III
tic Vcrniilion District, died totlay.
, 1876-11-11
GERMANY,

BANK STATEMENT.
BERLIN, Nov. 10.-Thc weekly statement Ut
The Imperial Bank Of Germany shows IN i'll
crease Of g., 91O, GOO n,arks.
, 1876-11-11
THE WEATHER,

WAsn1so7oS, u. e., Nov. III a. m.-For
tho Trnnessce and Ottn Valley, the Upper Lakes,
Upper Mississippi, u,ld Lower Missouri Valleys,
falling barouctcr. wurMer, sohtcrly winds, aud
clcnr ur luzy wcatuer.
locAL oAaENyATEnSe.
, 1876-11-11
EGYPT,

4 MINISTER DISMISSED ron CONSPIRACY.
LONDON, Suy. 10.-A telegram from CnirO
reports tint the Egyptian Minister Of Finance
llas been t'is1nisscd anil Imprisoned f0r conspir-
Ing ngatnst the khettive. liusscr, tllc khedlsc's
BUE, Inns been apppirt.i Munster Ut Finanee.
, 1876-11-11

There hrr tlIousattIA If people, liz Chicago
With shattered nerves and dcblitatei constitutions
HalantA Aromatic Hitter Wine uf Iron Is .oyrs-
etsn restorative. Uepot. ;i5 CIark.st.
, 1876-11-11

THE BlhCk-HILLS COUNTRY.
CUSTER C.TT, Nov. 10."-The body Of man
named Charles Foster was found to-day three
miles North Of Golden City. u. T., shot through
the head. There Il aud Immense stampede from
, 1876-11-11

V.,, SATISFACTION,
A.,c. tlss, .ss, Nov. 10.-Tho Minister OF Com
oaofsd in tAe Chamber Of Deputte,
, 1876-11-11

s,.x.,srtsorLE, Nov. 1o.-Thc Porte has
.v .,.t reu|[ed to Englartlfs conference propo'
, 1876-11-11
4 Husbands Statement Of tho t;rcat
Suffering Of Ills Wife.

- 1lsEw1CM. sept, -, 1875.
DxAM SIus ter my duty to sny wurs! IN praise of
fEHETINE. ny wife llks lern ts0Ibrd with bal hs.
unt for several Year,, which ahe inhetttcd frum sies
n.auY different kinds Ut n,erEe. wl,h hut itt.c enr.
II. s!r w4s 10 utc.l cinajatra that we Ind almost
xxasTiSx; ~ r;s,;s4 g lry Snse ore. and .x
healt r,cr slnee FroI Iul IsnnI. she has adsanced
~ ia5 ia'ullik harlAE Elsnrd !! p1nnAs III scye1s
3nUAyt un1 IN aide to TT utAINL her work, Iii
shOE hlc 'rlIayr. t.t vE!krtxk has htril te neaus
Y swing her f. aa t:iat she can.o my t,o much III
e you ar u ttIsry e do =. sr ha. tnkcu ,tlrr,.
1t Al vrta1 bloei ptlstder. Your ie*ryita!!s: