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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-05-05
WHAT a Woman Can DO.
From the London journal.

From the London journal.
AS a mother and wife, woman can
make the fortune and happiness of
her husband and children; and, if
she did nothing else, surely this
would be sufficient destiny. BY her
thrift, prudence and tact she can Sc
cure TO her partner and 10 herself a
competency in old age, no matter
how small their beginning or how ad'
verse fate may be theirs. BY her
cheertulness she can restore her hus-
bands spirit shaken by the anxiety
Of business. BY her tender care she
can often restore him TO health if
disease has overtaken his powers.
BY her council and love she can win
him from bad company if temptation
in an evil hour has led him astray.
BY her examples, her precepts, and
her sex's insight into character she
can mold her children, however their
dispositions, into noble men. And,
by leading by all things a true and
beautiful lite, she can refine, elevate
and spirltualize all who come within
reach SO that, with others of her
sex emulating and assisting her she
can do more to regenerate the world
than all the statesmen or retormers
that ever legislated. She can do
much, alas perhaps more, to degrade
man. i sle chooses TO 70 i 4h2
has the power to 40. AS a wife She
can ruin herself by extravaganza, fol-
ly or want OF affection. She can
make demon or an outcast OF man
who might otherwise become a good
member of society. Sac can bring
chickering's, strife and discord into
what has been happy home. She
can change the innocent babes into
vile men and even into vile women.
She can lower the moral tone of so.
ciety itself, and thus pollute legisla-
ton at the spring head. She can, in
fine, become an instrument of evil in
stead of All angel OF good. Instead
OF making flowers OF truth, purity
beauty and spirituality spring up in
her footsteps. till the earth smiles
with loneliness that is almost celeS.
tial, she can transform it to black
and arid desert, covered with the
scorn OF all evil passions and swept
by the bitter blast OF everlasting
death. This is what woman can do
for the wrong as well as for the
right. Is her mission little one =?
Has SIZE no worthy work as has
become the cry OF late? Man may
have a harder task TO perform, a
rougher road to travel, but he has
none lotlier or more influential than
woman's.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-05-05
damascus Biscuits.

Beat the whites OF three eggs to a
troth; a quarter pound beef suet
chopped fine; hall ounce bitter al
monds, blanched, chopped fine, all
beaten well with the trothed eggs.
Take the yoIks Ct the eggs, NIX with
six ounces slllei loaf sugar, beat well,
pour into the almonds and white of
egg; mix well; shake in Two ounces
OF flour, sufficient lemon to flavor.
Pour into small tins or nodded
papers; bake in quick oven.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-05-05
Curing Her Ladyship'S Dog.
From Chambers Journal.

From Chambers Journal.
"Ah," sighed her Ladyship, "['m
SO glad you've come. My little dog
seems much worse; he can hardly
breath, poor little darling" Well 1
hoisted the poor little darling out OF
the basket-very caretully,you know.
and put him on my knees. Dogs
rever snap at me; we understand
each other.
ellis nose is very warm, marm," l
said.
SIS it indeed ?" she said.
His eyes aren't at all bright,
marm," said.
30, no, my good man; they're not
like they used TO be-" said she.
"And your Ladyship," SAID, just
a bit sad, This little art beats very
irregular"
Dear me !" She said.
81 assoom," said l, that he is suf
fsrins trom sssRs q! nervous debility
fnefes noNAbt about it marm,"
l said; Chou gh most people as pro
TESS to understand dogs would think
he'd got the distemper, and would al
most kill him i'll trying to cure him.
But | know just what treatment he
wants, marin; tor he amt no worse
than the Duchess BIS dog, and
cured him."
80, did you really ?" said she.
"Well, now, are you obliged to take
dear, dear little Floss quite away :?
Couldn't you pay him daily visits and
give him his medicine ?"
GO, no marm," said. "This case
is far too serious for that; he wants
constant treatment. | can do him
more good in week i'll the intirmary
than i'll month out.
"Well, my good man, it he must
go he must. But be sure and take
great care of him." And then she
gave me long list OF things l was TO
give him to eat-thlngs for breakfast
and things Tor dinner and things tor
tea and supper.
And SAID she: The dear little
creature is that poorly he will scarcely
touch the dalntiest morsels."
eyes marin; most probable" l
said. But when | bring him back
to you his 'eallh will be so restored
and his happetlte so satisfactory that
he'll eat dry bread with relish"
Well, sir, she agreed TO pay me
very liberal sum tor curing him and
L brought the dog home here and
clapped him under one o them tubs,
and lett him there all night with
nothing to eat, but plenty Of clean
water. Next morning | threw
lump of bread in, and when | went
the next day he hadn't touched a
crumb OF it. But the next morning
IL was mopped clean up, aud gave
him a fresh supply-but only dry
bread. mind you, and clean water
every day. Well, sir, in u week the
dog had cured hisselt, and could
breathe freely once more, as they say.
But | kept HIM another week, just to
earn my money, you know. Her
Ladyshlp had told me 10 call now and
then; so | did, aud told her how he |
was getting on. But | didn't tell her
he was living under the tub, fed OH
bread and water, because, though it
Sooted the do&admirably,It wouldn'L'a
soOted her Lady ship 10 know it. When
took nm nome, Kept him under !
my arm until her Ladyshlp came into
he room and then | set him down.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-05-05
DISAPPOINTED HOPE.

ON the NeC York World.
She was waiting at the lattice,
Where the Snowy-plumed clemltls
TRANSLATED for her gratis
What the breeZeS sung and sighed:
And the dainty tendernesses
OF the sunbeams on her tresses
left her traced in the caresseS
Of the golden morning tide.
The linnets were a-cooing,
And the dapper bees a-wooing,
And the dews were interviewing
All the fiower-covered fays;
While lightly from the dingle,
The zephyr, lone and single,
Came up to intermingle
In the leaf-entangled maze.
She waits another coming,
Her heart its riches summing,
Till suddenly Il drumming
From the gravel walk arose.
A hope triumphant filled her,
And clear the words that thrilled her:
Look here, you, Jane Matilder-
Come and knuckle them ar clothes. y
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-05-05

One pound of sugar, the whites of
sixteen eggs, three-tour,hs OF "a pound
OF butter, two cocoanuts grated, one
half pound of almonds blanched and
sliced thin, two pounds OF dried cit
ron cut fine, one teaspoontul of soda
aud two of cream OF tartar dissolved
in cream.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-05-05
Tooth Powder.

Powdered chalk. half an ounce !;
one drachm of powdered myrrh, the
same OF orris root, two drachms OF
powdered bark. Mix all together.
This dentrifice is good for both the
teeth and the breath.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-05-05
Toasted Oysters.

"Angels on Horseback" is the name
given by an English paper to oysters
cooked Ill the following way: Place
a large cooking oyster IN piece Of
tat bacon, tie it up with cord and
just toast for moment before the
fire. Serve on a piece of TOAST.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-05-05
HOUSEHOLD KNOWLEDGE.
FrftterS.

Two eggs, one pint buttermilk, one
teaspoon saleratus, three-fourths tea
spoon salt and flour enough TO make
a stiff batter Fry in hot lard, put.
ting in a spoonful at time.
, 1880-12-03
How MRS. Grant Diunss t:o to a Ham


.hrtu lark Casnsro.sIf,'tt n. Lonfs H+puh{ftan.
4 baAltlsiGt was tn hu Evnn 10 tho tiUalGt1Ia by
ono f thy .AlAtpse utvlEtMrles, At1tl Hlttcl nf
tiiu learning lIsu tho Pwur ut tho Jnlulteso WIS
tn l'a represented that tho lpnprnl wnB tl,,xtusIs
tn hhv9 b.. Shuru IT tho entertainment well cos,.
AucteI Nrs. GrHnt wla Acct,tlli1gEy requested
to l'o m rrAtlaties& ut crtMt hour. ~ HUT tlura
WD.ll'f bt no LCluy. WheN Tho hour arrived sbp
An4 mi inaaiu her toIIet. TAo lieuosAt sent 10
h.r alil! found tllat Ab el,t,l Inpanpae ak ped
dur tn hcr st,Unl, Tho ntAl'A wilrcs wurH sprcAd
nl Mrt!lIIA, 1su she WIS askt.g lrlcrs aHh tr>ltX
tn nuke targ,iin. 1t was tltlo 10 bl41r!, N aAp
NUHersla Wt.Ht Ahund III h!d SettHlu. lclfInk
vHr ut his travelling company ut tho Ilute] tu
follow with arb. tarllNt ~ sthIH III B0 Ws EcAay.
TAia HeGtleann pletxl Tho hull for I'LL Elr. walt
lug fur tho ~ P1saelta wrH. StIu NUS tcGIl III
t,s'leas with lhA sIlk l.r'dlur, mud atpareistiy
!orx, VII Hut tho bntaiilst. lcnyt!s tt,u pc.l-
ter went Mmy, r.Aa III tho s.tlca III, h:i,l Inr,
nil,l 3irv. ltMllt bEun tn tnnke hur toilet. Hes0
''hurrlul IN her thnIs." and ut lulYlh WIS
rt,tly. IN thr tchiClu VIM IN tho way 10 tint,
iIAtupt-tu!I, Sim. tirtnt kIcsl huT husband ro-
turnluH. pntt "ns tlycr. mud la Wit4 I'll his
way lMitk, tserrtt with llowt.tn a1ld decorations
nm! fHslen with prt:s4l.ts. "tftsAntsY us!" cx-
pfaIi,tnl sirf. tirRnt; "therc'1 Uhks. lknnw hu's
1na.l trom Thu way tlr tlA,Es. Hun AltI lot .nu
Ket amt." Eho quickly descended !tln, thu cur-
rtnxe. UT Intu tho Dnu euuplrti by ltu tiellerl
anu returned ~ tho hotel. si,u sail tn hur Escort
tho next d,y tuat :. u!Hss wns ~ 1uol he tladr't
spokcn 70 har ygt" Thu ii,ellent did mt escape
Geaat'a 4osWel.' but 1t WIS nut recorded,
, 1880-12-03
ST. LOUIS.

apeEtat 1sSPQtSA TO- 11s tJttaF0 ly1oHhA
ST. Louis, Dec 2.-Atnong to.tlay's arrivals
In tho city aro quito n nunbcr of Congressman
NIT! Senutors uAd othorx III thnlr wny TO tho
National Capital. OF tho Missouri sncmtnrs tho
Hon. II. T. N!anl and WIFE, OF tho Fifth District,
nre staying nj tho 1tlnIcll; tho Hon. Samuel L.
Enwyor. Of tho Eighth district. a1,d q. i. KDh.
we'll. ut tho Tenth, took tho east-sto,t.d n,orI-
i1sB traln. The 1on. n. F,rtl, of tho Militia. will
piss through tho city this ovoning. United
Statos Sonntor Window, of Minnesota, Ii
ut tho linllcsl, and will lrjNlrt to-
night. Boiiator j. n. Walker and
congressman r. n. 1un.ur und j.
Il. pott9suw, at Arkansas, aro registered ut
tho rlantcrs, and will tiso !Gayo Tonight. i
delegation from tho Crock Nation nru Mt tho
Iilntars' House ou thnIr way to Washington to
ur9u sono special legislation. Tito 1ion. H. I.
Williams, OF stlAc,a; Marslail Arnold, Of Scott;
j. Il. Organ. Of Ilont; Champ Cinrls, ef rikg; II.
N. phtlllps nj tttuIdnrt.-nIl Irchldontfnl Elpet-
ors--cAnlo down ft0n, Jefferson Ciiy this tnaril.
lng, pn route to their rcspa,ttv" homes. Tho
Electors from 1t. Louis returned with tho,n,
aftor gushing tho vnto Ut tho Stutu for iIauepe.i
astl English. W. +, llent!uy. OF this city, waA
chosen rs messenger to carry tho rotMrns to
WuRltnRton,
, 1880-12-03

6ptelat Dfspa&ts 10 37s Ehieaeo Tribune.
WAupAcA, Wis, llec. :,-Naws has just mr.
rIytst giving tho lmrticulArx of IL serious accE-
dent tlsat huppcl,cA Nh tho Grce,s Lay & stinna.
sotu ls1ilrohl west Ut Scandinavia. Two mon
by thu nHtsp OF Nowton alnI blAnk wuru oross-
tnlr tho trnck IN lumber wagnn with q rpnn Ut
hurscs whell tlo trn entlp suddenly nruutih Il
CURVE. AIld killed 10th Ea4sss, lle1IullHhrd t1ln
wagul,. nI.tl svr0nsiy hurt INC uf tic men. l!is
Injuries MIo tntcruNf Ashi nsu considered dun.
Eet1ns. Thu lr7sn struck tho team s,ll.tu n,ld
Stxcttl DAlatteh 10 Tho Catt.svo Tribune.
CAll1ANvll.ta. H., Dcc. "a fatal neui1itnt
nc.ilrnal TOW nites weat Of this clty Inst llIHlt
Mrs. william lA,vutes1 wns 81 soycruiy burned
that Elm tIod tr'Ts thu lntnrles tn Tow ho,irs
Whlle standing be toro ii ntppneo her slrrs.
WIS terribly lnr1,ci buforu help arrived. tsl,t
WIS in old rcsaent at bnrnnpI County. STU
was u ysnrs nld, and 1uft u larKo ,luulbcr Vi
frtoilds nt1u sEsutiyes,
, 1880-12-03

Special DhpateA 10 The C7itaYo 1rib,sHs.
1't71Hurno. pu. Dee, a-Tho Senatorial situn.
t,on In I,rnn.vIvnnio ia ulnrt m fn,1ow.. ,,f
,a'.,.. 49, .,.""... a. " W. " .,!',, ..., ~
"eaF4S ao@eH eaAa'ohtes Ill aho he1u 1t'ohtn
uRo, only three now atand tho 1eaBt chnlscc Of
election. They are: Cessl,t, who Is beloved to
bo tnekrd br tho Cutnrrt,u inl,ucnee. n.y.
onehkeF oFo"' "Ho u T1HnlhR OIL the hhtt-hta9
p[ntfor'ns As,d cx.Congressnah MonrhcAd. who
men or rIttshurr, whu ofrct to bciuyo lint In
,xo',S +,,,ss.,,,. s,,s ~ 49,. ~
"o"1u 'Sp,eso'e l1ele '"!erests III !no upINr
Grow says he has c,,u,lgI, tncnlIers of tho Leg
is1nt,tro pledged to insure Ills election. Ccssa
tr,,ssa to his hackinr md to his record q cha!r
aI1t.ress. whijs WnnrHrn,i ,inncfnis linn ti,n
unwrr ar money TO nut him through III, J.cvis.
tirn mil 0o' " FN~ "'''' ~' '0"3' -@o 4'-s'o'
, 1880-12-03

Special DIpateh to Yas Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Dec. :..-MuI. Wuish at tho North
wtst Mounted Police, will siny III NrockyItlo
Until Dec. l4.-hts IeAva Of absence uuying
been extended.
An oycnIng paper says: "0ne Of the Cabinet
Ministers has boon pRtrloscally cpsleavoriut: 10
burti Nova scotia col1I Mt hs residence In Ottnw,.
but ordered several tons IF II sent tack tn tho
dealer rs unit for use. In Wow OF tho COM
plalnts abuut tho tltnlfty at Nova Ecu!n e0nl, it
would ho well for Parliament to institute
!thulrlca. ucElusll!o got somu for tho
rns-wOr,ss, and thcro WIS tlssntIstuc-
tton With 1t. liatntlton ycssrl."wncrs,
WIN hnyo used 1t while navigating
tho Cuff Of St. Lawrence, report t,,ost uninypr-
ahiy about It. 1t " imposition enough to nay Il
tux put IN with tlo intention Of lolltrallztny
tho eIect Ut tttstntsco Ill prieo Of ctm!; bAl
When HI HilAcnror III nlAl!c to tux us for tistsIY
iow c. c', @ cnnndias Sc MD" i iii III by tio "re:
tlons of n Inv which forces them top1,y 1Mr1
for .s'nl ctal-0l. Ind n1her pr!lnn nrc.'rsltscs.
u f H. t,ey %!,n v9 !" y II allowed to buy
,Tie tlrst fosty y:sovc,, n,et tfrom pc,n',roko to
nnd Is now leinr operated lii connection with
the rest ut tho line. 1'r.ins arn low running
run, n.tawn io |. point nl,out lio niles nortli.
Muckirs to iilsset's Crock, nba!st tlftcsn miles
further northwest: snt expect by ChrlslinMs tD
miles further IN; or. III other work., tho irnn
horse VII! by TINT ttf'u favu pcrc:rastr! about
' swelit iEpatea t. tG 1e III 2ateaea S s1.tuns
I1ALtrAS, Des,. :.-Iho Chamber nf Commerce.
nori question. !, tcicsram fr'n tic Mins,nr 1t
Railways WIS rcn. sitting that nrers Ind teon
ISSUED ty TIN tlnrcfsrct to tho hcsnl"rintenlent
goes af p11ln. With thp object nf testing tho eit-
tmhiltty Of itnllsnx Us tho wtnscr.pnrt vi tho
, 1880-12-03
FIRE RECORD.

TnrEEA, Kas., Dec. 2-Crawfnrd's Opera
House, whfclt was opened laat September,
buried to tho graunEl this morning. Tho loas ii
nbollt 3a u0o; i,s.truu fur SI5,0Oo in tho Gornnl
American, Q,,rons. American Central, Now
York, Ilatnb,lrg, AtAg'tob'lrg. llrtlsh. American
Union Or Califor.fih, National ot Hartford, 1t.
Paul. f.oycJoy's auction store aE1 three other
establishments on tho ground floor wore ruined,
hut tho loss Ia mot yet AsGartanca.
, 1880-12-03
TuSY.A.


Epftlal Ul1pdltN 10 TIE CIdtddo 5F1bHRs.
DUBUQUE, la., Dec, e.-Tho nAtuo Of tho lion.
]. Il. Graves, OF this city, soeu1s to bo b0un,ng
fur tho Guyernolshlp Ut Iowa. Ila II ono Ut tho
most popular tnu, In lawn. and his poularlty ut
homo ls shown Jy his election 10 tho Legislature
fron Dubuque County, which has q I}onocrat,u
majority ot :,s10. Mr., tirayes WIS seen by yt,,'r
correspondent this oscn1na, mud hxpgUs4cs hint
sclt worry plainly ulAt. II tho poopIe whit lin to
cnier tho tiell, ho Will to su willingly. Mr.Ornye9
has ivory qualification fur tho olllco. nnd 'I,c
would nuke n uoyerrlnr0f whntn tho State couii
fcul rrtlutl. Ultu0liers, irrespective IT E1rly,
llDpo tho Grnyes boom Will cnltln,lo MID tinAlty
land Duhuquo's favorttc In tho Goyoraor's
Sptetat D4spaffh 70 7ns Chicago Tribune,
DEs htuINEs, la., Dee. .-lho stato noMrtt Of
CanyAssora t.tlay ueuldts( the majority III -. Il.
tho Rlxth llatrIct, Is IN ascr Co0I. I}cE,urr,.t
counting In tho I'm Disputed townships, which
ereUtuhiiy sluclclles tuok.
, 1880-12-03
ovERREACl1ED.

GpttLdt UHpa9th 70 Tia Ehltdoo Tffbnne+ :.
Miles, fffch., Dec. "a bn1s1 nttcn,pt ut bnrg-
1ary wnH mnt1n hero last evening by two masked
ncn who entorc'1 tho tewetry store nf La plurco
4 Wfeks botweon and 10 o'clock. Tho mon en-
torud ard Iuvclcl revovcrs nj tho lleatla of tho
proprctors Wicks Krabbcl the p!stol-hnnd Of
onu 0f tho burglars, md, whio tho other turned
hs eye. evidently intending TO shoot WIoks, La
Pierce whipped out hs revolver nul Rayo him
two b1lfs. ono in tho 9rcnst snl the other In thu
shoulder. Tho wOulltlctt 1rsAtt ~ tnortaty hurt.
lilo enys hts tlti1lG ia lnt MMlune, md that h!a
mother lives n! whitehall. N. +. lilo Is believed
10 hare como from Chfcngp.
, 1880-12-03

NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Dec. 2.-patl Smith {col-
orcdA WIN attGmnted to ravfsh a young wIlto
girl In Gftcs County sotno tinlo ago, wna Ron-
tenccd to twcnty-ono yonrs III tho renitcntary
at PuaslS! to-day for assault with tntont to COM
nit murder. As soon Ms this verdict WIS f0aad
mob rushed into tho court-roon1, oyerpowcrctl
the Sheriff and posse. e1tzcd Smith and draHPcd
him to tho atreot, whore htlut]reds nf people
Joined tho mob nnd tnok him 10 Il briffEc llnt'
hung him untir dead. Tho mob catnu fri,m tho
Vicinity whcr0 tho orIm0 was committed by
Slptth.
, 1880-12-03

6pFtfd1 LHFd1tH 10 1He CH1tdo0 ITf5ttNes
ST. TAu1, Mimi, Dcc. a.-Ihe Jury In tho caso
Of tho Stato Va. Thnmas O'Connor, charged with
the murder OF Lawrence u. Vaughn, and which
has been OIL trial at Le sueur during tho week.,
onded today In vordlct Of nlurllur In tho first
degree and n sentence Trpnl tho Court couAjgu-
ing tho dcfonlnnt 10 tho PonIsontinry for lIfc.
The severity of tho verdict nnd tho sentonco
wuro hardly anticipated by those who heard the
testimony.
week Ut murder III tho first degree. will be- sent
to Saltwater tomorrow.
, 1880-12-03

8ptefd' Dapofth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
81. LoulH, Mo-. Dec. I'D, Mnyo arr,yud hcrn
to-day. Dir. Mnyo n tho SON Of Judge Mayo, Tho
hankcr, who danpprared 10 n,ystcr,ottsiy at
East 81, Louis throo ycnrs ngo. Judgn Mayn ,yns
n pnasctRcr on nh cnat-bnund train, and wnY
scen and recognized Oh tho train m 1t cr4,ssttt
tho bratlKc. lilo wns oven Beon on tho riatfnrm
OF n car III tho trnfl, crawlcd down tho incline
at tho cnst eflt1 Ut the t'rdRe. 1t was dark ut
Tho fno. When tho tralu left East st. fois .tsilgn
Mayo hntl disappeared. His vaitso an cnne were
IN tho Cur. It Ina alwnys bnan supposed lhat
JtHtgU Mayo wns acizcd by robfcra whgn tho
ctr waa entering Enst ut. Louis, throw, from
thn irnck. tnurti?rct a.ta rtl,bgd. No ctew. hnw-
escr *ns ovor obtained, nri.i tho rnttGr rttnniHs
hs Rrcnt r,yst1rt ~ ever. TIC NON a,hs spent
II greAt 'lcAf Ut tnpncy in attempting tn cIcnr
aWAy tho mystery, following Htl kinhs of osws.
.ilit tins almost lost hopo Ut over ascurtnlnug
tho ftItu Of hls fathct.
, 1880-12-03
NIT VET ARRESTED.

up to a Into hour lust night thu thioycs who
stuie BIZ. Johh 1torn'w's trunk contutninK *a,uD1
worth OF tewelry lust Friday nIght, sEun, tl,e
sidewalk In front of thu Clifton lio.lsg, ha4 nut
y nsu u1onls tiS1 xntia M Il i ns,Iie avisns
tho uollcu authorities haya not tho slightest
, 1880-12-03

6ptttdl D1fp6fth Ia The Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 2.-Thts morning 1t was
discovered that during tho night tho sAfo III tho
grocery houso ct Cosper & Henderson had been
blown open, and 1bout SEQ III cash extracted
therofroHl. 4 gold watch anu $f1 iu gold was
overlooked. hlr. Henderson was asleep up ataFs
over tho store, but 1no report dtd not awake
him, although penplo In tho nclghborhood woro
nrolfscI. Tho police hnye n ciuw. uni Uxpcct to
hive tho lads, thrno In number, Tomorrow.
, 1880-12-03
AT c,fly1Sf;rt,N. Ky.

CINCINNATI, O., Dee. ..-O'Drlcn liros.' plug
tobacco manufnctory, ut Covlngtor., Ky, burned
th,s forenoon. Loss OIL stock, sC,oQ0; I'll build
iu4s. s1.500; stock inAnre.i fnr S5.:1o IN British
American, lu Continues. md kent01l. Tho
1tTnTNuU.
, 1880-12-03

Spftfat uHpnfth to The Chfta1o 4rfb1trs.
sr pArt. M!nn., Dec. Tho plot thtckens. Tho
uost Important noyou,unt in tho legal proceed.
luzs against n. Il. IIarwuod, tho brokene mor-
eaant OF Minneapolis, took place III 1t. Paul
5cster,!aS. being nothing less than tho filing of
arolamfnous bill Ut complaint In tho United
staca Circuit Court. un1or which IT ia sought to
pf1hg llarwoa'' nnl aonlo of bis preferred crell.
'ohlnto court, In order to Ket Mt tho bottom Of
*oat 1s n'Icgci tn be gigantic and fraudulent
sonsplfacy. llhrWoatl owes J. V. FArwou e.
ea' OF Chicago. nearly SEQ Suit was com.
heneed IN the Unltcs1 Btatos Court for thts
e!ait1. Judgment WAS rendered In their favor, but
Has"ood uroPurty Wlls rontGrgd Invisible, aud
~ united States Marshal MeLnron canln buck
"'a MS VIII Ut execution on Tuesday and ro.
po0ea that he couldn't tiild anything belonging
taharwoGd tlMt tle could attach. Ihon tho at
.esaeys Tor Farwoll & Co. proceeded to make out
AeFcdltoFs bill Of complaint usniust N, n, Har-
"ooa' Susan D. llarwond, his wife, j. X. sidto, g.
~ Isltl!. trustee under tho hccd Ut assignment,
w INC First kationn! nank Of minneapolis, all
VI "uod! nre alleged to have boon part!Os to
s,eo"aPifncy whose object w1a to sucurp nusscs-
s'oa vi sou'ooo worth Of KoOdB On credit for tile
PURPOSE VI aosraildlng tho creditors out OF al,.
a.ieast half OF thor cIata,s. On tho strength
y. ta'a allegation tho Court IL nskcl to l,ayo tho
rstues nrouRht Into court In order that the
ss1ses may bn aubstautintet, and TINT tho iuig.
~ asnts confessed to few favored creditors may
~ ss9eeafed null and void: TINT tho assignment
~ !as'sooa to G. II. rettit be SGT ,sIdo, un ttat
soeso may bo a fnEr antl squaso scramblu for tno
kG. @o01' Ao"so " AZ L. ''"f"ooa
..'a aao o.l OF complaint OF j, V. Parwcll e. Co,
ss'. ts twenty-five elosely-written raacs, and
esssfacea Ia legal form tho Specifications Of tho
ssso'iR general charges. Complainant
, 1880-12-03

ELpoIsApo, Kns, I}cc. 2-Tho Walnut Vnloy
Eoyatbr and l}0nanzn Mill. nwnri by Il. X.
White, burned yesterday, toRrthor with sosna
l0,Uto bushels ot wheat a1ll several thtn,sa,lu
h,ishrls Ut cor1l. L0as ab0llt S3U,0W. Insurance.
, 1880-12-03

CLEVELAND, O.. Dec. IA Fremont dispatch
to the Platndtaler states that Gov. Foster ro-
spttc!l John Wolsh, sentenced to bo hanged for
murder, until Fob. 25.