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LORNE'S AMERICAN COUSINS.
DESCENDANTS OF GENERAL WILLIAM CAMPBELL
OF REvoLUT1oNARY FAME.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

DESCENDANTS OF GENERAL. WILLIAM CAMPBELL
OF REvoLUTIoNARY FAME.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIxoRE. Nd, Dec. IL, 1873.
Tho Presbyterian Weekly edited by the Rev. George
Morrison. will publish the following editorial to-
morrow
The Presbyterian Church has q warm place in its
heart for the and noble family conspic
uously represented this continent by the Marquis
of Lorne Governor General Of Canada 1t has bcen
the lot of but few men i'll history to be welded to
princess noble, pure, ~ the daughter OF the
renowned Queen of England the Christian
woman and mother, but greater still is his
lot that his intrinsic merits entitie him
TO his position. The father. the Duke
ffty-sx years Of age, and is the author of several
works ON law. He is an elder Of the Presbyterian
Church. and has written two works church
questions which authorities styled.
.'Prcsbytery Examined" and one the ''Son
of Peer to his Peer" The Marquis of Lorne has
prepared a translation of the Psalms. The family
name il Campbell. 1t is said that General William
Campbell. who fell when commanding troops
in the Revolutionary War. Mt Eutaw Springs.
y. c.. and exclaimed he died. when informed
Of the defeat of the enemy II die contented.' and
was born In Virginia 1745. the nephew Of the
then Duke. General William Campbell left one
daughter. who afterward married General
mother OF Mrs. Governor James Mcdowell.
Mrs. Governor John Is. Floyd Mrs. Gen
cral Ed Carrington. Mrs. Rev. DR. Robert j. Breckn
ridge. Mrs. Governor Wade Hampton. Hon. Senator
w. q. Preston, Hon. John $. Preston and Thomas
Preston. candlestick cut from the West Tcnncs
marble used by General Campbell in his tent life
is in possession of one OF the propretors OF this
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FASHIONABLE WEDDING.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1s, 1873.
One of the most fashionable events of the season
took place at the Church of the Holy Trinity Nine
teenth and Walnut streets. at four O'Clock this after
noon when Mr. Nicholas VAIN, OF this city, and Miss
Bertha Fox, eldest daughter of Mr.. George
Fox, of the banking firm of Bowen Fox.
of Philadelphia. were united in the bonds
of holy wedlock by the Rev. DIR. Samuel Apple
ton minister of the Church of the Mediator assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Mcvickar. of the Church of the Holy
Trinity. The br.de was elegantly attircd in white
satin with pearl ornaments and orange blossoms.
After the ceremony most brilliant reception was
held in honor of the happy couple at the elegant
mansion of the brides father Seventeenth and Spruce
sfr
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
TWO MEN KILLED AND SIX INJURED by
FALLING BUILDING.

TWO MEN KILLED AND SIX INJURED BY A
FALLING BUILDING.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
KANSAS CITY. No.. Dec. IL, 1878.
At three O'Clock this morning the large brick three
story building. situated at the of Fifth street
and Main. known Franks Hall. fell with terrible
crash, causing ruin and death. The side walls
bulgcd out. and the falling brick. timbcrs and rub
bish crushed into the small saloon. burying dozen
men in the wreck The thermometer stood at 10
degrees below at the time of the accident and
an alarm of fire sounded which brought the
police reserves at to the ground and the work
of digging out dead and wounded began. Tho
i'll the saloon workmcn on the e. and A. road,
aud had been drinking all the evening. As fast
they were taken out the wounded were carried to
the police station srechers. and some of them
presented a horrible appearance with bloody heads
and broken bones. Thomas O'Conncr and William
Gill were killed. John Ryan. Patrick Madden and
Edward Fitzgerald were seriously injnred. James
Timmon. w. Gormley and Thomas Regan
slightly hurt. They all taken to the Hospital,
and the ruins are being leveled.
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n. y. is at the Brunswick. ]. VI. Robinson and A.
4. Tinge. of the Treasury Department are at the
metropolitan Senator Charles Hughes, of Sandy
Hill, n Y is at the Sturteyant. Acting Bank super
intendent Henry L. Lamb. of Albany. and Professor
John Forsyth of West Point. at the Westminster
Benjamin Stark of New London is at the New York.
Thomas L. Flagler OF Lockport. \. y Is at the Park
Avenue. Henry C. Robinson, of Hartford. is at the
St. James. Ex-Congressman stephen Sanford Of
Amsterdam, n ". is at the Glsoy.
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ROBBERY AND PROBABLE MURDER.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Dec. ~,

CHARLOTTE N. c., Dec. IL, 1S1S
Last evening, after W. G.. Fowler. merchant Of
Mooresville Trcdc county had closed his store and
started home he assaulted the main street.
knocked down with billet of wood and robbed Of
all the money which had resulted from his sales dur
ing the day. when found, fifteen minutes after the
occurrence he was speechess and insensible and re-
mains in that condition still His ply sicians report
that his death may be expected
There is no ciew to the highwayman. Great
citernent prevails In the village and the murderer, IL
caught, may be lynchcd.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

David A. Wells. of Connecticut; Ex-Governor
Henry Howard. of Rhode Island; Colonel Alexander
Piper. of West Point and cxCongressman ID. J. Nor
roll and Francis T. $. Darey of Pennsylvania are At
the Fifth Avenue. Senator Theodore NJ. Pomeroy, Of
Auburn N. X. and Amasa Stone. of Cleveland are at
the Windsor. Lieutenant Governor Francis B.
Loomis. OF Connecticut Robert J. Burdette, of the
Burlington Hdukeye, and Colonel Harris, Of the
Royal Marines, British Navy. are at the ST. Nicholas.
Congressman elect Walter A. Wood Of Hoosick Falls.
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CHINESE NOT WANTED.

SAN Francisco Dec. IL, 1873.
The Bulletin says of the memorial to Congress
adopted by the Constitutional Convention 1T
puts the Chinese question upon solid
ground than has yet been found. for 1T
lays down the broad proposition that the
Chinese immigration In more of invasion than
any thing else. which threatens the substitution of
alien workers unassmilablc and ndigcstible for the
peoule of our own race"
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DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA.

WILMINGTON. DEL Dec. 49, 1873
George Sedgwick was taken to the hospital here on
Monday last with all the symptoms Of hydrophobia.
At midnight last night he wild that he had to
be put in irons. His condition did not improve I'M
der treatment. Toward evening to-day he became
conscious for o short time and died easily
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INSANE SOLDIERS.
[py TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. IL, 1873.
Major Willis, of the Eighth infantry, and Captain
Kellogg, Of the Fifth cavalry, passed through this
city this evening in special Pullman car. having in
charge of q strong guard six insane prisoners from
the Alcatricc. San Francisco, and from Fort Nc
Kinney, rouic for the Army Asylum In Washington
The men all became insane from exposure. resulting
from the severe duties of military life on the from
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GOVERNOR HAMPToN's CONDITION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, Dec. IL. 1873.
All the indications in Governor Hampton scase to-
day reported as being of a continued favorable
charace. No relapse from his general condition. as re-
ported last night has been observed He is still cheer
ful and hopeful and the appearance of his wound Is
reported improved. 1t is not claimed by even the
most sanguine his friends and physicians that he
is out of danger by any means. but the mental and
physical resistance he opposes to the encrochments
of his disease ut this critical stage encourages the
belief that he will ultimately recover.
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PRINCESS ALICE.

REGULATIONS FOR MOURNING IN CANADA UNTIL
JANUARY Is, 1879.
OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 1S, 1873
AL places of business closed from to three
o'clock this afternoon out of respect to the memory
Of the deceased Princess Alice. cable despatch
orders that Court mourning ut the Government
House should be observed until the 10th OF January
1879 His Excellency the Governor General has issued
an order requesting that all classes observe the
ceremony of general mourning from the 18th Of De-
cember inst up to ana including the 5th of January
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RAILROAD REPORT.

ALBANY. N. Y Dec. 49, 1873.
The Van Brunt Street and Erie Basin Railroad Com
pany Of Brooklyn, reports to the State Engineer rs
follows Passengers carried 1854 1885, receipts from
fares, $lO627 0l disbursements. $11 .662 "a.
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FIGHTING TRAMPS.
[pY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. ]

IbH IEksEoIsfff II fV THE HfzNAIsD.
ALLIAScr Ohio, Dec. IL, 1873.
A terrible tramp occurred half mlc east OF
here last night, in which two shot and two
others badly beaten about the head One Of them is
supposed to have been thrown insensiblc upon the
railroad track, when train passing struck him and
killed him. paper the body bears the name Of
John Bennett, Pennsylvania
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RED CLOUD INDIANS UNEASY.

CHICAGO, Dec. IL, 1878.
A despatch from Yankton says contractor just in
from Red Cloud agency says the Indians there
about out of provisions and that there is no imme-
diatc prospects of supply. The Indians growing
uncasy aud Inspector Hammond is there trying to
snooth over matters.
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A SIGNAL OF RESPECT AT FORT NIAGARA.
NIAGARA, Dec. 1s. 1878.
BY order of General De Russey. the coinmandant.
the American flag Fort Niagara has been at half
mast since the death Of the Princess Alice and will
remain until after the funeral.
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THE QUEBEC CATHEDRAL TO BE DRAPED.
QUEBEC Dec. IS. 1873.
The English Cathedral will be hung with mourning
on Sunday night, and the Governor Generals pew
surrounded with black silk hangings during the time
that Rideau Hall is in mourning.
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CARRIAGE HOUSE BURNED

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TARRYTowN, n. y, Dec. 1s, 1873.
The carriage house and stable OF E. $. Jafray. at
Tarrytown totally destroyed by fire this evening.
Insurance unknown.
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GASOLINE EXPLOSION.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORTH ADAMS. Mass Dec. IL. 1875
The Mansion House gasoline works. in Williams
town. exploded this morning. One man was seriously
injured.
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At ball Tuesday night at Chambcrsburg. Pa, a
Quarrel about of the female participants resulted
In the shooting and instant killing of John Anderson
by Peter Suinger both colored. After the shooting
Sunglcr beat his dead victim over the head with the
butt OF his gun, and then escaped.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

RALEIGH, Dec. Ia, 1873.
The state Board Of Canvassers met to-day. and
without delay examined the returns from tho Second
district It WAS found Kitchen, democrat. had ro-
cciycd majority. and he granted q certificate.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours. in
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
HERALD Building. No. 2is Broadway
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THE EMPIRE OF BRAZIL. series of illustrated papers
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The Mediterranean of America
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Among the features Of 1879 specially worthy Of note
may mention
The portraits and illustrated life sketches of EMERSON,
HOLMES and WHITTIER continuing the familiar series
o fontispcce portraits begun with Bryant and Long
fellow
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ONE.FOrRTH nF rHE MnRrALITY

in this country due TO neglected coughs This statis
teal fact and is equally that cold woul,
prove fatal if the great basamic remedy HALE
HoSEY or loRfnouSD ASD TAR were taken in the earl,
stages. Reflect this
Pines ToOTAcmE DRors cure in one minute
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STrnIES IN THE STERRAS. by John Muir. the Cali.
orna natnast graphic and picturesque studies OF the
California Alps
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INCREASE IN POPULARITY.

CoRIBNER's MONTHLY.
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THE TILE CLUB AT WORK. and "AT Play de.
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II convenient in form beautiful In mechanical
ton doubtless contains of valuable practical In
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THE OLD MASTERS, series by Clarence Cook begins
with Leonardo la NncN Among the astcrpieces
duced the Last supper Head of Christ and the
Mona Lisa
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PICTURESQUE AMERIcA;
OR, THE LAND WE LIVE IN.

Edited by William tuITcn Bryant.
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Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-07-31
An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and il you
lead miserable, nnsatisfactory life
in this beautiful world, it is entirely
your own fault, and there is only one
excuse for you-your unreasonable
prejudice and skeptieism, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowl.
edge and common sense reasoning
will soon show you that Green's An.
gust Flower will cure yon OF Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all it's
miserable effects, such as sick head
ache, palpitation of the heart, sour
stomach, habitual costivenese, dizzi-
nsss of the head, nervous prostra,ion,
low spirits, etc. Its sales now reach
every town on the western continent
and not druggist but will tell you O
its wonderful cures. You can buy a
sample bottle for ten cents. Three
doses will relieve you. Sold by J. L.
Tay lor u Co., Ottumwa Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-07-31

Ii was a fortunate circumstance for
Mr.. Foster and the company of capi-
talists he represents, Morrell 4 Co.,
that he met representative man
of Ottumwa like Capt. Hutchinson on
the European steamer, two or three
years since, and it was fortunate for
Ottumwa that it was so excellent a
representative she had who could set
forth the advantages of our town and
country in so faithful q light that il
induced an investigation which led
to such happy results. The meeting
of these two persons which then ap-
peared SO trivial has indeed led to re-
suits that must bo of immense i'm.
portance. The moral Of this is (no
pun intended) that Ottumwa men
when travelling should make it point
TO let strangers know of our wonder
full resources. And another excel
lent plan is the circulation of Ottum.
wa papers. They should be scatter
ed far and wide and they will tell all
about it without the least hesitation
or observation-disclosures Demo.
crdt.
We heartily endorse all the Demo.
crat says. Newspapers can, and do
q great deal to build up a town.
People abroad form a favorable OF
unfavorable opinion of place just in
proportion as its newspapers are
ably or poorly conducted and if the
newspapers give no aid or encourage.
ment to public enterprises, but or
tho contrary are always croaking OF
throwing cold water on projects thai
will build up town, then you will
be sure to find place that is dead il
the shell.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-07-31
COMRADES, ATTENTION
Grand Reunion Of Soldiers and
sailors, August 2ist and 22d,
l0z0 NnaxnsSxilln

0t0nO HeuU1ou OF SOlOi9fS ana
sailors, August 2ist and 22d,
1879, at Centerviiie, Iowa.
A two days encampment, where,
& gathered around our camp-fires, we
will renew those pledges of patriot
ism and friendship so dear to the
American heart. Generals Logan,
Corse, Morgan and McClernard have
been invited and are expected to be
present. Governor Gear and other
celebrities will be present. Also our
battle-f fags, the sight of which will
open the food-gates of memory and
carry us back to the days in which
we marched and fought under their
folds. Ample accommodations will
be made for all, and all are cordially
invited to attend. Bring two days
rations in your haversacks, and we
will fill your canteens with pure
water. The government has granted
us the use of tents, arms and muni-
tions Of war, for the occasion. Our
camp ground is beautifully situated
with plenty ofroom, water and shade
and q good drill ground adjacent,
where will be, during the two days,
drills, sham battles, and all the usual
accomplishments. Reduced rates on
the railroads to those attending the
reunion. For further information
call on or address
w. o. Crosby, or
l.. c. MECHEM.
Secretaries,
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-07-31
PIuckv Young Man .

Roxina Nice, tho young woman
who made the charge of rape and in
cest againt her father, and proved il
before Justice Trulock, few days
since, was engaged to q young man
named Charles M. Mattison, who
lives in Hamburg, Iowa. She went
to him, and told him all the circum-
stances of the crime. She caused the
arrest of the father, and followed
him to Burlington. He heard the
testimony in the case and was satis-
fed that she was telling the truth.
Yesterday, there was a wedding par.
ty ct Trulock's Office. Those are the
names on the books. The young man
said that he was satisfied that she was
not at fault. They took each other
for better or worse, and departed,
happy, for their new home.-Bur-
lingtOn Gazette.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-07-31
Monday morning, Amelia Hender.

Monday morning, Amelia Hender.
soc, who resides near Sunfish, O..
went to market with a lot of vegeta
bles and on her way back was halted
by tramp about 40 years Of age,
who drew = pistol from his pocket
and compelled her to allow him to
outrage her person. The brute kept
the woman in the woods fully one
hour and when released she succeed
ed in getting to q neighbor's house,
about half mile distant, and there
made known the awful deed. A JUS
tice Of the Peace was sent for and her
deposition taken, as it WAS feared she
would not live until next morning.
The whole neighborhooc is in arms,
securing the country for the perpe-
traitor of the fiendish deed.