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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
Oct odtb, Gburlotu Weeo
~oneyferitt
ST. Goo@eD's Es. Es. Es. Setltatttst,
naG neJrjGbrigeu 0ebraub.
&c E 9Orf, 4, San. 1877

@crtber 6err!
Nadbem i'd Sbre Nr5neimitte[ me6rere Sabre eebrcliGt
babe, anfan9S un9ldubtg, aber na6bem i'd ibre g8ir5z
ionIfeit erprobt, nit Douem 8ertrauen, CLAUDE i'd MIR
cine 4fttdt sn erfitQelt, lpenn i5 ben gtuteu, pe(6et i'd,
Baben, 6onfbar o%uerfenne. Ole GiQen bebeu icoesnlal
bic 9ewitni3te %Q8trfung. Do5 'Ready Relief" ,aa6t
ietnem gtaneit aae Gbre, uuo Bic Sa[be roeaben mir an,
o OFT lid etne @ele9enbeit ba5u btetet u1o iulner nit
Dem 9emilni9ten Griolg. q.
Idtuu9suoa S5r
&ges) S9axIpta 2SeeS.
St. @aS4Yas.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
IL. lEs. II.
Radway's Ready Relief

H@usANB aty7b EEeadEy HSGEEeX
bebt bic Gr9ftet S@mersen in / bis 20 Ntfruten
gsidlt eitee Stttt0e
%ttadOerl CT btes geleien, brandt troenS Senanb Gdmers
sen 5l lei6en.
Ra@vyay's Ready Relief
belt jeocta Sd,ttexs.
Gs mar bos erite, nnb lit
Gas eir5jge S@ateTsen = Seifntifffec,
1oeIdcs and ben b~eitt9iten G9mers ioFurt bebt, Gnt,ilnz
6nnge1t beieiti9t lno Gon9eittonen betlt, Oh bes @toaeus,
Der Su1Sct ober Der @eodrne, burdb einrtalige gl1lpenz
bnn9,
in elmer bis srpon5t9 @tnutem,
sinerlet fpte beitfs ber Sdmer5 lit, peI5er ben pon &beuz
t%aattslnns, Gerpeuletaeyt ober Geuralgte s~eplaater 9rans
ten mfoltert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
Sas aroBe g&mtretteteumesmttteI~

Sober GropFen bes ,Sarsaparillian Resolvent" eebt
In baS 8lnt, ben SdwetB, BEN llrin unb bic anberer
gatte 6e5 90rpers iiber: SfropheLn, @ppbiGts, 9riienz
SrantPeiten, SaninOinat, Gei6wiire i'm sails lnO
item 9outfrantbetter Sie6erbeuten, S6orL 3tttermal,
SalSluB, &ot5lanf, Sbworje 6lefe, @iirmer i'm Steii9e,
@el9miire, Otuttertre6s iinO alte bteiem 1uunberbare1r
@etlmtttel 1nterruorien, 1pouon etn Sober, Ser nit einein
6oteier 2eiben be3aftet lit, ii6 Our4 MISUNDERSTANDING
ilber6ctger fam.
g8enu ber9sottent, beiIen &rdfte 6urd BEN td9ltden @er>
lut Ii. bte3erIeBung ictner2eben5idite b~etdroig i8pinoen,
%oteleloen 6ar9 meme Stole aus geiunoen 8lute eriebt,
--uro pies tit. mas baS ,.SarsaDarillian Resolvent"
bieles Seilmittel einmol Ietnet 9tetnigungsproSeB be-
9ornen nno benz 8erlnIt Der Sdite @tnbalt setGGn bat,
Gage pir6 Der 9otient an ardften S%Sl1rtebmen; ct 'piro
beier %per6anen, iein @ppettt ptrb lid belIern uub er
mirb ut Slut tnb SleiIb 5~urebuen.
Sds ,,Sarsaparillian Resolvent" iibertrift ui6t
MIR ale a4toerer @etlmttte[ in Der !Seilung pom Sfroz
pneln, @rontibelt, tttneren tn6 9anttranfbetten ion6ern
IS 1T oos ein5tae itGere SeilmttteL fir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
}tierem= tito 9lafenberd)werOen.

Sortz unS Standardization Stetn, Sarrrubr,
@8afieriudt, nrinItudun9, nnresc(nGBiger nrinab9ang,
bic 8rt9Rt'l6e Srentbett ,nb o4e Safe, no bos 2SoiIer
ober nit Slbitat5en, abnti6 benz @imefs ODER peiBen
@tl6ertabeit, unternti6t lit ooer no bafIeIbe cine tranfz
bate, buntle, 9aQtge Sdrbnn9 onnimmt, pet6e fno6enz
ftoubarttge 9tteberidldge abiest ODER no beim gSofIerz
loiien ii4 eth ~itebenber brenrer6er 99mers ober Steber
i'm 0tiaen uno IN ben genben flll6Qr modt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
@teis : s1.OO pei SIai@e.
Gin autG)tt0er 8rtef~
mr,1 Trbor. mfn.. 30. gInrfI 1877

Mnn Nrbor, Mtt9., 30. NprtI 1875.
OF. %o6pap. G8ertber SER! SD babe S9r "Reiolz
pcnt", SDre ,,Stegulating Btas" uno aud Sbr n9teaOD
Geltef" ungefd6r elm Sobr lang ais 0ftttel 9e3en gter@
noGosI6uiire i'm ~llnter(et6, lpel6e bic berporragenbiterr
aer3fe fIr ~un6eiIbor %ertldrten, berubt.
Sic gli6en Gnoten on etrent 8oam. Ileit @epi3t
betruq 275 8futlo, a(S ib Sbre Wttttel SIT 9ebraufen oHz
&bSer Sic GeIdbmiire itno nod l1i6t aae peri@wunoen. SD
babe "a Slai6en BON ibrent ,0teiolpent" 8 pom S9rer
,,JelieI" NIB "A G6a6teln pon Sbrert Btuet 9e1omz
men. SD er6telt bic Nie6t3in pom y. GrenptQ. 8itte,
Ienbem Sic mir SIR Bud False and True
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25

or. Nqbrpap. @ettber 0err! 50 rebme mir bic
Sretbeit, Sgnen nodmals al i3reibert: @tein 3ultano
Befert. Orei Der @ei6miree iinb gdnS(i3 ~perI4mun6et
uno 6as pterte 1T fat pOaItanbig gebeitt. ole @aferz
in6t lit tort; meine GeinnO4eit beGert i9 to9 b]stdnois
mers irqoten mid uiele GerIonen nber Sic wun6erbare
Seilfraff, melde S5re Ote6i5in AMI meine ~sranf9ett aHSz
it6te, eine Don Sbto, cine onbere pom @nn9o9L. bret pom
WbtunospoQ TraI 8. &rapi.
gir fu6 nit 5rau &rapf gut befarnt. Sic tit cine
f6dBensrpertbe Dame, pom rOoBltBdtt9en @Ssltnnnn9s1
beiee[t. Sie hot ben 8ertauf pteter Slai9en Sbres ,ase1
i~oIpent" 6ur8 bic g~Lpotbefer ron Ann @rbor an Serios
men, pet6e nit inneren @eidrpiiren bebaitet limb, per-
mttteIt. @ir 6a6en nom ntebrere1 purtOerbaren Sureh
burd bas ,,YteIolpent" gebort.
Ndtuu9Spou Goeroe9 % TO-
sCrr 9(rbor, 9}fd.. 10. &uou1t 1875.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
@ef,rmobss4! G95asctf!
DR.. RAILWAYS
SarsaEariEEial EgesOgVent

9tetrli@eS uno retne5 @tut 3una5ute ait FletI6 uno
8tut-Neine 9aut anD 9tein6ett beS &eiHts fir AQe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
G6feber 1t1tO folteS gafeber.

Itcber astto fattes syiebcr sebeift fir 80 Geft8.
SSt Der 9an5en &eft gie6t es tein Setntttet, ~rpeId]e5
gSe9lelS5 teber nnb aIe anoeru8ie6er, ais ba iinb: Wlaz
larta, &ppbus, S9arlab, 9elbeS 6teber, gaitrti6es Size
Der II. !. 10. Omit Sitlfe pon 9snotaas's &iuct) 10
raid beilt, mte Radyvay's Ready Relief.
Suni5i9 @ents bic Slai@el
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25

bat bic pltrperbariteu Seiluuget b%epirft; 10 raid 1T sic
8trfltg bieies ~ma9rboit punOerbareu Seilnlittelss bab
ber 8attent
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25

-Oas S9tfiaI ser i.3. bur6 9ermttz
telung bes Brtefters @urop8ft fir
8ene3uela ~angetporbenen N eftpreuz
Bti6en Quspanoerer g~eftaltet fih
INNER trauriger. gfa9rt9ten bon Srt unb
Stele meloen:
Sin She'll Der 0uspanberer tpur6e benz
eigenen 8uni6e 9enGB i'm Wdr3 mad Ser
Golonte 9u3man 8lQnco gebra9t. y}Q6
ei!ntgen No6et bereits febrten tie, Suerit in
e~tn5eInen Trupp5, bemnd6It in S@aQren,
nab 12tdgiger 8anberun8 mad Caracas
5Hrlld, eri66pft, franz, Dor 6un9er faIt
aIntOnn1enb, nnb la9erten fi6 auf ben
SFraBen. gu tbnen geielte ft6 cine grG>
BBere !3abl nOn I'M Tebruar aus europa neu
@ngefOnmenen, tpel9e anfGnglt6 in Dem
g1nl9rante1tbanie untergebra6t unb sort,
9ant Der bon Der 3egierung in bteien1
YGle betpdbrtenGongmltfb, Idnger belaiien,
ais es lonlt gu 9ei6eben pflegt, i9lieBlt6
tbrem S9tflal lberlafen tpurben, oa and
fte, tDte tbre 8or8Gnger, fetn tbneu qemqGz
tes Inerbteten annabulen. sic erf(drten,
5ulanmenbletben gu tpoQen, uub berlanqten
tire 5etnlaaffuHg. Au9 naG6em es ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
8on HGb 2anS sSera4

Gortiesnrts foIst.)
, 1877-11-30

treaty tloea not In cxpEcsa terms affirm That It
shall, yet Il wo.l:l seem IA II such must hare
been the intention uf tho Joint High Conssnts-
Ftoners, who hare tnnttc no rrovIhtnn Tor the
contingency 0f the management Of tho Hall
fax Comn's.ioncrs. We may mid that NO ram
not think that tho United Stntcs rould bold y
10 lie consistent with the national honor md
dignity to refuse to accept the awasa Of The ma
1orttT of the Commissioners by inkinr refuge IN
snctl tcchnicalty as tint tile treaty II Wash
ington does not III express terms allftn that tho
award must bo unanimous. Tn tak0 that
ground would bo tn hold that tho nla!nttf
should tlago no chance in law or equity, but that
on the contrary the defendant of hIs own mere
motion sl0utu decide tho Whole case.
Nna&rtHt 9ds<sfk. e..
IT hns been generally understood that tho
value Of this concession would he ri least be-
tween &5, NN GOO and 81 tN0, 900; md tho 1cris-
Ion arrived at confirms ;Lhc correctness Of the
opinions thus formed. The Commissioners arc
to ba congratulated upon tho manner In which,
they conducted tic inquiry. This results will
hare MI important inlluenro In any future nc.
ootations with the Gnlte.i States for reciprocal
trn,tc relations. nntl nc are inclined to think
that this will prove not the least AMONG tho adj
vnntnycs which will In tho future i1ow from tho
inward under this muchabuaed Washfpgton
trcatV.
, 1877-11-30

fpfctdl Dfsnntch fn TAs tAlta1o 7Stsune.
GALEsnuno, ILL.,, Nov. 20.-I3anlo WAS visited IN
the iail yeatcrday by few citizens, and talked
freely Of his numerous misdccda. lie R1oFtcs in
his crimea, but Is artful enough 10 cvado all re-
marks which might FIX any special oflente
upon him. Tie chatters necessarily, and not al
ways cohcront1y, md there nrc rutuors that Ills
lawyers Will offer plea Of insanity. The
grnvest doubts exist as to the possibility OF
obtaining verdict Of mur1er 10 tho lrst dc.
gree. The States Attorney holds TINT Bcltlen,
Handle. the hue md cry having been raised, and
cites the English Inv In support Of IFS contention.
Tomorrow morning Randc viii bo called on
to plead, and the case will probably then l,o set
for trial. The term Of court may be prolonged
to Christmas, II necessary, and any attempt 10
intcrpose diatory motions OF obtain change ot
venue will simply preclpltate violence. II tho
Jury hang, 10 will Rande.
, 1877-11-30

DN1N AA4AlkAs
HOW 70 sTIMU1ATH OUR ThADD WITH TILS
COUNTRY.

HOW 10 sTlMULArH OUR TRADE WITH THAT
COUNTRY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9a-Thc Department OF
State IL lu receipt OF u dispatch from our
Charge d'AlaIrcs at Copenhagen relative to
tho trade between tho United 6tates and Dct,-
marx, and tue 1nrans necessary fur tho enlarge
meut Of tho same. III says that DenmRrck,
affords 10 a,arkct for tl!s claAs Of gooda from
the United Stutes, with tho exception VI corn
pua corn-tueal, butter and chcese. The mineral
products VI Denmark are very limited. Her
Imported from swcden mud England, and
ihs y. Ian' thaa tno % United W State, "osu san
compete with thoso countries In t'loso
n,anufactusea. Denmark rccelves all her coal
frum England. aud, rs thc pricea OF coal IN En-
gland ana tho United States arc now nbyut
eQllal, tho nxperitncnt Of supplying thu Danish
market with American coal should 10 tested.
In consequence uf tho rrccnt atlvance In EnE!ls
e,,al, tic trallc. Of Cardiff with the Weat fulics
aud soutl, America has been transferred TO bal-
ttnorc. Thu coal companies shoult send an
ngept to Copenhagen 10 Investigate the pOtst-
blllty Of supplying that market. American hut.
tcr, although not Us good ~ tho DanIsll. has
men understood the preparation aud packtng VI
butter fur nxMyrt as well as tho Daniafi .lalry-
1uetl, they could nut uny command thu Danish
market, but thu Mulkcts OF aluiost oTcry other
Tho charge d'AfIatrcs suggests that some In
teIligent AMERICAN daiEYmau hc sent to Den.
marx 10 study the manner OF preparation nNd
Iucktng Ut butter by Danes, or that some Dan-
lsA experts should Gu brought over t0 teach thu
secrct u our dalrylnrn. American esleese ls
well liked In Dcnnlark, aud lta ttA1o could he
greatly enlarged. 1hu same is true III regard 10
agricultural machines, sewing aud knltll ina
Chimes, ulechanIcs' uNlS and implements,
lcather cotton aud linen manufactures, tobacco
iu the leaf, sugars, strup, aud Holasses:
tbs Imports Of some u tho principal articles
fToui this United States tnto denmark during
tic year 18TH wore ~ aOaloWs: Petroleum,
$i;E, lou; corn, atuut w; Lard. SaitUOO;
bacon, 4tia,0U0. Tic stuttstfcs relating To thu
imports IT butter, cleesct md agricultural lla-
lllncs aud implements wcre not obtalueu.
The establishment III monthly Or scnl-tHOtth.
" stcam communication betWcen tho United
Etatcs and Denmark u urccssaFy to the deyel.
opucut of tho irudc between tho two countries.
The steamers could alsa tukc In tho southern
Anu southeastern sbures Vi the Halt!c a,d tlle
west md south VI Swcleu. Such an eDterpElst
would not only enlarge our trale, but could h<
Mado highly reKiuucrAtiye III ftkclf.
Tie EharGo r a (lalres sls0 suRgcsta that Q
ceulrAl depot should be established Ut Cnpen
laErn. where not only supplfus Ut 9Oxls LOW ~
auireu by lhu Danish naEkuts could be coll
etuutly Kept, but alsO slnples of new Koods fo
introduction. The llanes LclAg slow 70 alte
old ways aud usaKts, aRebts shuula tEate
through the country to press trYdc, and eolI
yiuce the Iauple, VI they can be convinced, o
| tho superiority OF American machlnes, tmpla
Meuts, aud manufactures.
, 1877-11-30
SttlctDE,

Gptefnt DsnGtta ia 3As Cnicd0a 1steah.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. aso.-A shocking suicide
occurred hrse last night at midnight. Louis
kruhn, German ~ yeass Old, lived with bia
wife and child ut their own place on Everett
street. Some uonts ago ho becamo uuwsli,
and gradually grew warso until yesterday. Tbs
doctor tnld him Ac must havu typhoid feyer.
This seemed to dsptcss biua very much. Ills
wife carried out the directions Of the phyklrinns
the best she cu1ld. and went TO bed.
how he wu, and coulu not a. frat
tinl HIN. He had left the bed and house.
Passing out iuto the bRek yard shv saw htn -
she thought hanging agatast au outhouss.
fastening up to him shc PLACED a,cr arm Alout
hlus, saying, You must not stay out here In
the cold" 2hc then urst discovered sLat he wss
dead, and suspended With q eloshes' line by the
neck. fiasteDlug for assstance, be WA tnkGu
In, and medical aid called, but to no purpose.
Whnt makes the case peculiarly bad IL the fact
that the wife, who Is soon to become u mother,
l. lett In destitute md ncatly irEntlc copdl-
tIon.
6ptrtat Nsua4eA ia III tAtcdso Ttttuar.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. A.--Last ni0ht
Thu,nas Ba.tabe, Telegraph operator vt Ada,
o., shot hIuself In the right temp!c directly
oysr the I'VE, tntctinc tatal Injuries. lie was
Il years old. Tbs rash aet Is ascsibed to disap-
polntmcut tu love aud lutunperonce.
, 1877-11-30

1ff1G xuF< t9A4+
Lady DlAna lIuddleatAO u described ~ "eon
splcu6us In ths musnnx drive u Brighton, 70
lfEhtgray drivtngc coat With Kray velvet eoiIai
varying ler costume by hat Of gray telt ~
crimson Wlug, OF. lally's sill: riltnX but tle.
round with tight veIf." Lady III Is rathe
remarkable x,rson. She u the only dsughte
Vi the late Dake Of St. Adams, aud has game
ptestl9c ~ . writer. When she ffst appcsfe1
Ia ths London world several great uatehe
were prescribed for hcr, and abe undouoaeu.
set her cap It the heE TO the thfon
Of Holland who spent : great pa
OF one sca1un IN London- But much ~
tnlred ladies often overshoot the InIk, so
Lady Di rcmsincd single until Ut III sae N
With Ar. Huddleston, i clever baIristct, an
very ambitious VI soc.al distinction, to Shos
devoted homage she ut length detsned !
listen, although be had begun !tiein the hump!
position Of Usher In school Thefe was s'Ut
current tn the Inns Of Court TINT, when u
Nuldlestou tnow tudye) announced ~ w;
rtays to party Of legal friends, our, WE.
warmly eoagFRtnlstlng bin, aided a. e1Rie1]
sion Of surprise: "Becsuse,n said be, ~
dear uudIlestont ws xlways regarded 5ou |
reserved fur the Princess Be4tricc.H lad!
oxcs her existence rem0tely to the !oStS
Charles II. and Nell Hwynue, aud bus oiIsn =
ferLed costumes reealInK the iatnoua couItesas
her anctstress. Tne Duchess powasef, y
mother, who Is not wealthy, Is nov the oonsts1
companion Of MI. Hicks, of hsN 1ofk
, 1877-11-30

Special JispatcA to 7A4 CAied1a Tt4aun<.
GALxHA, ILL.,, Nov. aJ,-The incidents OF to-
day In the Ably murder trial, the third since It's
cuInmoncGmsnt, liayu beon fully ~ Interesting
es yesterday, when Petur Miller. the accomplish
Of Joseph Ably. the pasrtcdc. detailed the mau-
ner In which thu assassination OF tho elder
Ably was accomplished. The most important
testimony adlucGl to-day was that Of st. Ear,
an inmate Of the County jail here, who over.
hoard conversation between Joseph Ably. who
did the shooting, and hls brother jacob, 0f La-
Sale, both vi whom wcro confined In the cell
adjoining at. lars, The lattcr's story clearly
duplicates tt,H man Peter Miller, 4 brict
statement OF who4a confession appeared In
yesterdays TRInuxE, 4lad would tldLste that
IL fAilller) druid olla OF the fatal shots. 1t IL
1uuorud tiie dsfsnse, by way Ut mitigation, will
ak to Introduce testimony tending ~ establish
the fact TINT the wife ot the murdered n.an,
hung herself IL February last, vas killed by tier
husband, and Afterwards suspended by tho
ueck u q tres III tue ward. The Cuioner testl.
lied yesterday, during csos&cxamiuatiop, thAt
10 critical exaluinall0n Ut the body ol tue wu.u-
| an waa nua.e. Tue defense haya wltnesseA who
will swear that tiers were marks VI vipleuca On
! tho body; that the Old man bcAt her fatally,
| and that tho boys reyebxsd the death OF thelr
| mother by killing tletr tuthcr. II Is also ~
| been conccruel in the death VI the hfst hus-
hand Ut Tia deceaaed wife; that be was \
baalder in the house. Ut the tiule. Ths general
! sentiment, however, II that Joseph Ably ID
| guilty cl most atn,tious aud deliberate
| murder, that others WeEe accessory, aud that
justice demands their conviction and punish
Mant.
, 1877-11-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YoHK, Nov. a0.-Arrsyed, steamahEs
State Of Neyatla, hum ulaagow.


4 curious case, In pro1Ecss At Jamestown. n.
Y, Ia attracting tho attention Of medical nea
all over the country. Mrs. uaS, mQl-etn'
ployc, tn Aome lnanncr was caught hv the half
In revolving shaft, and tho scalp Was torn oG
from the hock to tle cvebrows-leAvinG the
skull entirely bare, and making wound hftJ=
nine square luchcs tn extent. She walked q
her hune, about 600 feet dtstant, mud gaTa or
ders about senaing for surgeon before she be'
cnule unconscious. Al Arst at attempt vas
made to retlacs tho scalp, aud It was patched
up and sewcd on, but soon began to slough %
aud tho pbystcians were as loss a Y
the couIso they should plirsuo. Al last
however, they bit upon tho e1peh1
mcne Of eratttnx. md published car
In tho daily PAPERS explaining. tho case, ~
nsking contributions from young and healthy
people to replace the lost scalp. The youn'a
people responded tu gootlly numbers 70 tho call
md the doctors took from cach of their urnls
velv small piece of akin, which was tran4ter1e
10 tho head Of the unfostuuahc woman. a
Grst tho experiment seomed doubtful, but q
last the eraits began to adhere, aud the patien
IL now in q fair wav Of recovery. Two huhdre
and fosty-ono "plonts" have been applied
which cover about half thu scalp, and tic ~
maInIeF will 10 placed in positlon ~ soon
possible. Mrs, Hay has been nnconsc!ous ~
days, but the enthusiastic physlclana who hav1 ny,
tho case to hand arc very sAngutuo that sne NY
ultimately recover.
, 1877-11-30
AIMED TOO HIGH.

n whll-KnOwn Citizen Of st. Louis Makes a
IsurEtlnE Attempt to Commit Suicide.
Hprcinl D4spatch 10 Tar thicdpo TTtbane.
sr. Lofts, No., Nov. GA sensational al
tempt at suicide ocMrrcl last nLRht about II
o'clock at the Lindoll Hotel, but the affair was
kept 80 quiet by those in charge Of the hostelry
that tho morning papers did not get hold OF II.
Tho woull-bo suicide was Oscar F. Lowe,
gentleman Of about 40 years, well known
here for mauy years as local manager for the
Singer Sewing Machine Company, md as
Jolly fellow nhout town, who could destroy
more vine at one sitting than any person who
ever competed with him. MauJ years ago .,o
married Miss Edwna Dean, sister Of Julia
DeaI', tho actrcss. At that tlmu Lowe was In
qucntly ho caue Wcst, to erharRe OF the Singer
agetlcy here, his fathes-ln-Iaw, George Dean.
having beon tortnerly the st. Louis business
manager for that Company. Lowe was boarding
at the Southern Hotel when it. burned, md wis
among tho guests who escaped md moved to
tho Lindc1l, where hc has boafded ever stncc.
tic has been out Of business OF late, and the
world l'as gene w., wF0rE With h, h,,n In, 70
slightly, affected. Inst night, while Lis
wife and two chi,tlren went down to the ladies'
ordinary for q lato supper, Lowu took n
Smith j. Wcssun A!e-shooier from his bureau
floor, put tho pistol to Ills head and lsed. A
gentleman who occupied tho adjoining room
hcar1l the report and rushed In, where he found
Love bleeding profusclf, his face nnd clothing
belng cuycred With the blood. An alarm was
givcu, and pAysicun summoned, who made an
immcdatc c1nLilil,atou, and discovered that tho
wound YVES not serious, tho pistol cvilcntly be-
Ing Inclined npwarl, tic bullet plowlng along
the rcaip but doing little harm beyond drawing
copious low OF blood. Mrs. Ednua Dean
Lowe, wife Of the wou'd-bo suicide, Is noted in
this aud other cities for her rnre gifts as a
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ment1e sucl, ruhmfssion to President MacAfahon.
Dnynl strongly condemns the policy OF Tho
Duke DcT'roglo nnt1 the intrtGncs which result.
cd in tho overthrow Of the Thiers Government
in May, 13I1
HOPEFUL. sf0Ns.
LONDON, Nov. ga Paris correspondent
says that President MacAtanon has had IN In
tesyicw With tho Duke d d'AuaifIret ras1uicr as
well rs With ~ Grcyy. The correspondent re-
garls The assurances given thcso gentlemen a.
the first atep toward concflfatfon.
LETTER PROM THE rRINcH INTERNAL.
CnrTfIpondtrrs Rnfton Journal.
PARIS. Nov. 5.-Tle young Prince Imperial,
who tances that he l. getting wisdom With his
private circulation IN Francs recently. It vas
addressed to N. jules Antiques, and IS species
OF declaration OF the proEtammc Which Napt,.
leon ~. would adopt lf-But there Is tl,e % e:
from the many dcmagUuucs he has seen and
hrnrd Of In England, unl lie writes with a
keen sense Of the cflcctwhtch liberal promises
n have r.cc 9n the e 1" .a;s q sssss r easss; stsr
yielded too much to those who surrounded him.
lie favored the bourgeois at the expense Of tho
workmen. should follow out hts first intcsi-
tion.-that which dirsatctl Ills wr!tiugs when he
l,avc reflected, md believe that the rights
conquered by the people would remain barren
II they did not rass ifom the domain Of theory
into prns.Tcc.'" lie adds: .Tnxcs profit only
po,tlunatc, progressive, anti falling heavily only
upon eurcrilnolts articles; because It Is lnon-
etruus To take never 30 little from hin, who has
next to nothing. This pour man owes only Ills
OloMl to his country: that Is why desire the
abolition Of Indirect tnxes anl Of tic oetroi. In
q democratic socIcty the Statc should constant-
1y hemp the lenyiest burdens on tho rich, always
folnec the p.or with the most abundant sucroT,
aud continually Level down fortunes by Tho
rights OF succession. The wages, cs-
pecially Of women, arc insufficient; they will be
augmented, the '1ours OF labor shortened; the
1igllt to strike shall uu aarred. g. ] wish
cutlrc amnesty for those among the people who
have been u,istcd, hut Will purge Francc Of
factions. nublc md bourgeois, which dishonor
lcr,H
, 1877-11-30
Maximum thormometeE. 10, minimum. IL
QKNxnAt o8AEnTATioNs.
CU1Ct0n Nov, y8-MItuf9ht
FINANCIAL.

MEMrnls, Nov. 2o.-Whste, Longttan & Co,
hardware dealers, who maslo an assignment
some months since, have been adjudgcd bank
ripts on their own petition 1isbtllstcs,
$4,000 Assets not given. Among the prfnctpL
ctelltors arc tbs Stato National Bauk Of Mcn.
phls, go, 500: Caawcll Tate, Of Misalsaippt
LApArErrH, lnd.. Nov. o9.-fho Second NJ
ttonal Bank closed ycssertlay afternoon, owing
to tho tleialcation Of Charles T. Mayo, CashIes.
Tho shortage will reach 10000, renorted to
have gone III Chicago spccu1attona. This Is tho
first bunk failure In this city for twenty years:
NEW YoRK, Nov. :0.-A. Montreal spochl
eays Wood 4 Co., iry-Roods merchants, haze