Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 29, 1880, Page 2

* é " 6 MIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1880—TEN Paws, 0 arate Char unasonr aia NE TORIC couploof crossed halberds. Indtanantly Inquire | Dorsheimer (father of the Lleutenant-Goy- | In overcoming the resistance of the lamp ean y fi fy where tho polled fa more oni SS nllver dlaBars it Cie iresei Hiatant: and Mts JN St SW Y ORK, Ing of the Intexible anpers facing hint with ont. grnor) wanted to be Controtler of the State, | be ealentated by almple formula. And this 1) Al FE AIRS, be obliged, nan ‘Judge ‘ramps Ani wot Fecolaze sinorea ably uiliiog st :equal to Torin cul gimons “ wehe thoy iaeant by Inters | Tie wae a hotelkeeper at liieifale ae, owned | ivan avenrate measure of the work done or 5 to titko the Inw Into our amy Reon the beet the gold dollar, at the present market prlee forte with bis movementa,” he recelved tho, the be thy Mansion Honse there. Te was disap. | the valuable energy expended In the lamp, ho better enforcetent at it Ayes tr thre hoy bn atrict orders to: re oply. tt of silver, and upon that basts to make eon Tremendous Gales of tho ‘Past feted feed, tt A Aithoritieg R A x poluted i his polltical aspirations, and when The cnudle-power Is, of course, © measure t ee Age of sliver aa tree as that of gold, Ie é A sc TTNE HOLTER te tee ees noe that | ee returned to thuftalo he suldz “Well, xen- | of the Hight produced, and that tamp isthe | ©@ Senatorial Contest Between SCOTLAND STORY holds that, with the silver dollar worth less Fortnight on the Atlantic thine elapsed hrefore the ncidentat avian the flemen I Tans pe Gantralier, rae eae she Haas aa aaleb se tin me etien Secretary Sherman and ; woes DS URY, = ., i y ser ittherity 4 OTE r a ergy X= ahs than gold, the double standard could net be Ocean. thes were MAM UI TRERE,ffeunstmuthority ranie polities! asplrations ont at Fee Centro | pended. in it” will plye us the most 7 ; Gov. Foster. Lord Worebrry Calte for n miniutained In the event of demand for coin, and gold would be virtually demonetiz ‘ , a arms ‘Tho President, tn his message, will take tho | Safe Arrival of the Baltic and a resntted in these worthy follows " rocnveringe lately, and he fell down. But [tell you that | Hght ‘The wort dune is expressed fn foot fa and in Me. Munt’s etnancipation from ifhe can’t bo Assemblyman he ean run the bounds per miuute, whether it by an electric biggest potato warehouse hn this country?” | current or any other farm of energy, “Tuts tinh Mistory-ot ‘Aerie dundoa Times, Nov 5 °° Trot Bot, 7 a carl of Roswbory, Lord z EB ESRC eee EES: er A eutrrout of H¢ Wovers passin through a res Further Statements Regarding ity of Aberdeon, of th SAIIG ssl. “Aina uf the Cuneressnel Algeria, After Terrific ORIMINAL NEWS. . FIRE RECORD. , slalanee nad olims wonld do a work 1 one the Hotel-Bil at the Chis , | | dents Soataehay a noon in eee the te seehiw enna ‘bo ‘willing to. suspend the Experiences, ames: Cy ees howe as Uvershaie Keen ous cago Hotel - Mls Lordship praveucted tosas Hall, catnnge, bnballvarestak tee point of In- : 5 oan ae aon io AT POUGIEERDSTE, No Ye | 00 fost pounds por minutes Pheeetore this tial cintsston of the study of moder, te } erensing the standard and of rocoinaae. -'The Cae Aya ee ee ae ere aeons 10:1 mouaunnepsty, Ne Yo, Now sac ePhte | ee saat ee Work Is about onedleventh of a story from tho Untvorsity in her ¢; Sceretary, In his report, will claiin thatthe | Thomas Mughes Belloved to Mave | be some mystery about the shooting of Lt eventng a fire was’ discovered im the base- | horse-nower. ‘The- lamp. in which thie The Speakership of the Illinots Legis. | tencher nnd ayn Tepostiory ply ag ‘ Goy. Robinson, at, Robinson Camp, Inst o o amount of force was being developed or ‘aia of lenrny Teeoinage would not cost mucli, and that by Chosen a Bad Spot for Ills wight, ‘The partlcdlars so fae hens are | Mentof tite Cannon Street Of 1. chute converted Into Hight ave ut thal timo a ltseht | lnture—Ford, of Missouri, Will hive Oat nt, tlefect, Te wine tot ytt putting In more silver the Government would Colony. these: Thera was a disputenbout tha pos- | Phe congregation wus quietly, but promptly | of twelve enndles, and ay evidently eleven LAR story "record spend only the profit It hag made in the pur- chase of sliver bullion, Uismissed, and the pante averted. ‘The | aut Tomnps mich flames were then extingitsed, Hart the fire | @ current develo led the t have been operated by Get His Cortificate, nations, but that it ta pplng eleven ines the of human offort, the treasure session of a imino there, anda guard had been placed to wate tt. Last night Gov. kot under headway al escape from the edi- | energy of the one used, they would have to- nf human blography, and 80 ug THE rorarny, . ’ t e owlny i +e , gether produced the ‘ight of eleven tlie SIERMAN—FOSTER. 9 And, thorefore, of Conimisstoner Davenport and Mr, Jewett | Beecher Attempts Unsuccossfully to Bull (fejyuigor and the manager of the mine Laing | een Rag te, tie, peculine’ construction, twelve candles, up 1 candles, and we would | THR PAYMENT of THO: caMPAlaNenets | models and of splendid Insplratione, Us 1 confer with Gen. Garlield about dozo His Tuft-Hunting 0 ren ee atk The guard, notrecoutzing | woild have been eut thon say the ofletenoy of Ula’ Imp was, [33 Av cutcaGo, mltting that history were Inaeeumar), A tho Alorey. letter. Sever 1 indletnients have RAP cule Huatlng Cone then, and not having an. answer to the in- AMINE ON Tite candles per horsv-power of eleettie current, + Srscta? Dtanalch to The Chicago Tribune. not follow thnt It Was usotess fore, td NG Morey letter. Several Indie gregation. quiry as to who they werd, fired, Je says, Into ARG NESS ee a ae ‘The exact nmount of meehuntent foree ity a Corusnus, 0. Nov. 23—Tho friends of | pose. What they wanted Was th thelr dur been found bestdes those heretofore nn-| the rock overheat, ¥. Robinson fell, shot | Evra, Nev, Nov. 2%—T'ho holsting ec eneu nae the Ike required t i gO UTS: Qi NO Nev: BY: yg of characte; 1 the he bold cutyn, | gk overhead, Gov, Robinsdn fell, sho steanreniine or the like required to produced: Secretary Sherman aro still endeavoring to | lmgot character and the tcrand 4) te nonneed, and others are expected, The i fae = in four places, No fs still Mving, but his | Works and blacksmith shop of the Wales an electric current of one horse-power would 3 A hed | Cvents to guile aul warn then, qntteh ot triats will begin at once and be pushed vigor- THE STUAMERS, vound bellovedt to be fatal ‘he fact | Consolidated Mine burned lastnight. Loss, | vury, of course, with the partieutar dyn. make It appear that thestatement telegraphed | tho objection to histor On tllesenrag Mle ot ously. ARRIVAL OF THE ALQEULA AND nAttiC. feeds. ae ties re ath Detween thre | $10,000; panily insured. ‘Chere was no loss | cleettic tnehtia employed, and with atte | ‘Titi Tranune, about Mr, Sherinan’s Prest- | qccurney, he humbly Concetved that, list * FAST MAM. “| New Yor, Nov, 28.—T wo of the overdue aliens ata Hanan during tho hast week of life, the miners eseaping by another out- | conditions, and would, 6 course, always hy | dential campaign-expenses not being pald by alty Was ihalte to perform tts Tuner To the Weatern Astoclated Press, steamers, the Algeria, of the Cunard Line, | the guard's Slory und tho peeultarlty of the | let. “The works will be reconstructed at an hatably mary thats tho electric current itself | tits manager, tho Ion, W. Mle Bateman, wera Pagina anos character withost Wasiinatos, D.C, Nov. 8,—The new | and the Baltle, of the White Star Line, ar- Wouutls se un theory that It was accl- | early day, " “What, faa word, would you say the Incorrect, The Newspapers tvorabln to tip could not help regarding ttn story, 4 fast-matl tial bebereah Heslon aut New tived lat dont, The anette fins pngsed | dental unsatisfactory. “AT BRINGEPORT, oO, Afextn Intnp has Recor het : is Feel of tho Teoupury asiatse shan 4 merely on Aber een niversity, at an Orleans placed the Now York morning nows- | the fag ortnight at sea, where she ins sue- = ee <i ‘Vhe system of Maxim {3 the first one n here had been any bills whatever se all Scottish tniverstties, and there: Lets here oy . y “vere SHARPE DEALINGS. Briparrona, 0. Noy, 28—A. small buitd- which lias heen practically solved: the. pr ‘. Foste : ol n- | vision for the teaehthy Seog not tin saan ho ito ensving tn | Ceara batled with he everest na Satu |, PAYTOG O, Nov. Last night the drm | tg, owned hy Mrs, Fundouiase and pes: | tt iach aera anal hk | freer tat fayaay A, vee con | ofr tha ae Hrotessonhiy on Wa LF inci sip t renched IWehmond on | ¢ . N , in from th dl y hae ‘1 of Augustus Sharpa&Co,, une of tho largest | plod by Wirlla Brown, was burned with its } with a correspondingly staal!’ electric enr- raft, they 1 my. that, as soon na Gon, | fs! history-in Seotland, ILE HOE aa ropregeet steiinglony< Bue! _/fuclicg nl alow pole | az Nows Hh and frow the’ day of leaving dry-zoods houses In Dayton, was closed by | contents this afternoon, Loss about $400. In. | Tents or, in uther words, of utllizing the | (raft, they now say 1 5 | ig an essential school or faculty, Hewany “ ‘Sooo: es iyton, y woul schedule time. “Fast mails and slow pole | Queenstown she encountered a secession the Sheriff, and ts issued for tho nr- | sured in the Niagura Insurance Company | small pottions of a dividell Current, There | Garfeld was nominated, the Hon. ‘homes | rather have lt ike a profe orship at weld ities” wag one of the toasts given at adin- | of gates that rendercd her situation extromes | Me. tS 5 ue ri SHE ‘obtatntng | £0T $200, Ie nothing now, of course, in tho Iden | M. Nichols consulted with Gov, Foster, and | lettres, whieh was, ns ity »olltaldee CASUALTIES jutle exer ono Inundred mites a day, whereas te ts sald that he gave n deed. for a} Tevancaxa, Nov. 2—Thebogmagecar of | lump that enauies ve ceogans tho portions | celved tho nomlnation, ho should pay all | Hes ne hel Gaelic, whieh was abode te | ¥) 2 in fine weather she has made nearly farm in Indinna-to wn clerk named Pierce nly aie} 4 tic Te Paeitie Rail of the current when it dias been divided, | bills; and to this Goy. Foster assented. A. founded tn Edinburg, ‘und which repre? four hundred iuiles. ‘The Baltle, of the | frm tha night express on tho Texas Paeltie Rail: | Wat cane nay be made platy by an flus- | statement of this kind will not bear Inspec: | a paiiotie determination not to tet where UNDER TNE WITEELS, White Star Line, sailed from Liverpool Noy, | 88 basis for itm to open business In Lan- | road burned neat Sulphur, ‘Tex, Friday | tration. Let it be snpposed. that au give tives tion, litimately connected with the dite af as Speelat Dtenateh to The Chicago Tribune, 1, ‘Tho ofleers ‘pronounce the storms ene | °A8ter, O., nd subsequently attached tho Maht, with nlug pieces of bazgnge and fifty | gus was so ttle understood, that, Soot eine where ae country ‘die ont, ‘Chere should be get Fort Wayne, Ind, Novy, 23,—Chartes $ goods bought by his eterk, amounting to | sacks’ of mull. ‘The loss is wbout $20,000, hot be used except when passed through a a H aro! menecment, and they should hot be tf ble Ls Bates, a frelght brakeman on’ tho Wabneh, | Colmered the most severe of thelr’ expe- About $I0,00), “Che attorneys oF Sharpo say burner of not less than 100-canudte power, and | Mt. Nichols came to Gov, Foster and others | Me Foprouch of produelng highlycdues? Se ts Pa anette Teih batineuny Wetec rience, AEBIRBGS ere Uae the creditors at Rleroe, as angry by COTTON BURNEn, thon let It be supposed that somebndy' dis- | of the Ohio delegation, and sinted that Bate- Scotsman, who knew all about the te! i i ss . ° cause Sharpe got in ahead of them, and wan e Epho c d i aire a vhich pas dee | : ttnetabout the Lords of the Aree Nonrora, Va, Nov. 24—'fwo hundred fonured Q. neans by Mitch gas | became mon declined to settle any more bills, and and no the Articles ! Hiuinous when used'as It now 13, ‘ithe pers f tov ‘ Knowledge of tho history of ores 7 balus of cotton, bolonaing to the Dritish son who under this supposition brought wits asked the Governor what should be done edness Hatlss 7 q | ° country was notinerely an edi Steamer Sandringhum and stored on Baker's | into generat wae would have accomplished | Sboutit. ‘The people know what was dono. vantage, but a positive duty, °/&¢tlonal ag. what Vere nenrly destroyed by fro to-day, | with zas what tho ineandescent lamp has | Instead of becoming responsible merely for } Te seched one of those ‘ mistakes While a tran was passing thtuugh the Unton | the Nevada, of the Guion Line, ‘the Silesia, | to foree hii to permit Plereo to Iake an ate Station, twelve miles west of here, and was of tho Imperial German. Mall,and the Ville | rangement, . ¥ instantly Killed. | "Phe body was terrloly | de farsellte: Frene! —_—- mutilated. The reinalns were sentto Logans- (eMarsetlles, of tho French Line, hind not TRAIN-ROBUERS, men living fit tho enstern part of Jackson been reported. ‘They have doubtless expe- lectric lighting.” 1 * t-room, there was ere worse than ert fi Kes Whitey port, where his parents reside, Spectat Dirpateh to The Chicago Tribunc, nsured, done in cleetric lighting, the expenses of 2 court-room, were worse than crhnes fora native of ‘Soon McGregor, In. + 2S. Lng 4 Alge atta sk Talby 2 Ny TLL " eecekenens ‘ : Oleson, a deat hate lla walking on the | Baltle, and the agents here express no fears | UY night Diek Talby and Dick Rose, two Sr. Lours, Mo., Nov. #3.—The foundry of A COLORADO LYNCHING. “ittonal expenses,—expenses, too, for white Hey would hardly bo justified tn negioee railroad track near North. MeGregor, was about them, Mr. Bateman should have pnid,. and would its Tun over by two engines and killed, Lennox& Co,, at Mattoon, Il, burned’ Inst story, It was, in the first place, leh iy County, were arrested at Independence for ie Sc Anis 4 Initiation of a Pittsburg Gentleman | had he not been so badly demoralized over | potd personalitics, and in the second THOMAS IUGIIES complicity in the robbery of tho Chicago & | Rzkt Tho loss was about $15,000; Insured into Weatern Minlag Lito, tha defeat of his candidate. Every dontnt| had certian specint features whieh imme SERIOUSLY BURNED. TE WILL TRAVEL OVER-A RUGGED noAD at | Alton train at Glendale, in October, 1879, S$ 4 Jttoburg Evening News, ayo | tat the friends of Mr, Sherman have made eract ‘snl Lord Rosen they for ex a Speetat Drei es see een arieng - 2 hug ED RO, T ‘They were indicted by tho Grand Jury Inst ELECTRIC LAMPS, Oll-Inspector Runsey, of this elty, who In reference to the payment of bills at the 3 this pecuitarits, AFAYVETTE, Ind., Noy. 28,~Laa! evening ' te ‘ar West sev that Scotland, while she huda s, deve Bpectal Dispatch to The Crteago Tribune. week on tha evidences of Dantel Bansham, : Nears : ia sin ats s eel mianitits Grand Pacitie Hotel have been met by facts | oped a striking character, tae ye Con New Yonx, Nov, 28.—Mr. Thomas Hughes’ | who confessed to being one of the tobbors. | rne Naturo of the New Incandoacent guy sosterd jay rela! esl oO a fopar or of the | facts most stubborn and convinelng, “fhe prosperity. But from tho moment she ceased schema of a codperative colony at Rugby, | Both men are confined in the Second Street Lignt—Interest Shown in It by Sclone | Zecning News an interesting story of how whole history was known by some of the | to haven history sho developed 4 material in Enst Tenuessee, has attracted eonalder- | Jall, but refuso to be tntorviewed,simply | tiie MenePoInte he thie Xe Ditrors | lo nttended u lynching In a Colorado town. | Wer prominent leaders of tho Republican | Prosperity so, marvelously ag founvletey to party in Ohio, and their understanding of the obltterarg her national character, Unt Yew York vot’ “Wake up, Ramsey!” enlled out a com- ly ag hag be i in th folded by the addresses of Mr. Hughes in} prise to them, but Intlnate thatsome atari. New York Tribune. Nov, 2. Ns ; | case Is preciscly as hing beon shown in theso | known ns a turbulent tree of hardy heroes, PRU At perature A dhe base-burhar varlous parts of tle country, and ty Inter- | Ing developments will be madeat their trial. | , Prof, Henry Morton, of the Stevens Tnstt- nano ne athe ono miorulnp fears suis dispatches, : poor, Indved, but poor becanse they prefered amd hs faee, hands, mid stomeeh ge fright- | ylews published in the newspapers provious | Other arrests will soon be made, but who the! Pee eR cent a Baer Pepe eee a rae Pole ted ak ane cea . ee Ey ded at dase boverty etepentlancn, | a en a v B dow v vi} 4 7. ae ov. Foster wis not impo: 7 1 Te Siah wilt be eee ate. bis thy chances A ereinerorai ae Paces tay UOULIGs aro JE ny Mito Scleneca on tho measurement of now | tired and sleepy, and had heard nothing of . t vent the Invader having a homo or subline A imost distressing neeident occurred to n 2 year-old son of Dr. De Gol, a well-known homeopathic physteinn of tits lty, The child possessed {itself of nbottla of ether Q able attention recently. ‘The plan was un- | saylng that their arrest was a complete sur- | from Othor Lights. Is story Is ns follows: g is tha scotsn rere which was on the mantel, and thrust ft tition wereonly the lon, Warner M, Bateman did not refuso | Gea on Scottish soll. AL : aro against tho child's recovery, colony, both In England and Amurion te ‘SENTENCED. forms of clectrie Inmps operating in | tho murder which had been'cominitted dure to pay the bills contracted in the Interost of | woven. Tic eaten stil ex naw fon DROWNED, perhaps worth while calling attention ta the Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Incandescence, In whieh he gave the re- Ing the night. the Secretary of tho ‘I'reasury whille making | doubt ‘its just _as the facultles tar Tndustty NED, JANESVILLE, Wis., Nov. 27,—This morning | sults of n number of expertments made with “Ihuilo, Jim, {9 that you?” said T, “when Presidential nomination, | 44d economy existed when thera Was no 9 Henry L. Phillips, Inte telegraph operator | tha new Maxim lamp. These results were does the thing tate place 2” ai ai oe i nian ng ox-Gov. William Pepntatlan hoe eee xerelse, But the anetet i nitles of onserving tha colony, with | forthe Chicago, Milwankes & St. Paul Rail- | unexpected by these members of the Acade “Pretty d—d quick,” answered my friend. Dennison, with a National reputation, and | tories with the repronch of avarice saa ng on the lee on the Morris Canal near thelr full knowledgo of its surroundings, Mr. | W#Y st Bololt, appeared in the Clreult Court | my who are Specially Interested in electric | So, hurriedly donning my elothes, 1 sain: distinguished no less for his fing sense of | stigina of selfsecking. Aut wine this? home this afternoon, when the ico broke, and YB, Nichol. He nelvil 1 Rs at iH toreeelyo his sentence for the larceny of | lights, Prof. Wolcott Gibbs, of Cambridge, | tered out and found iy “bunky?? waiting at 4 bot little ales Zell lott the water, doh will the Cinelnnati Southeen feedlot $180 at one time and $115 at another from the | expressed his astonishment without reserve, | the door of the shanty, We walked up arton, need Witnessin: Oo Recklent, ran , honor than services to the State and Nation, -| Becuuse, from the Ume of the “corporate lice of the Railroad C fl i ho 4 sald that had dr U thut the | street a short distance, and, findin; | consider.le his duty, unsolletted by nny one, have story ie i’ ete where no ont med eG short dist e, tt iit ig Wwe to tho assistance of ‘tho little girls, and guth- | attended the sessions uf the Soclety of Civil ais annioee Tle had pleaded Ney tg fe sald tha ne camed that the | stre and, Ws & crowd “Innsey Cirx, Nov. 28—Mamlo and Annie | Views entertained of the movement by sone Artis, respectively 7 and 5 years, wore play- | disintorésted parties who have hind opportu- havea history, this ittle ‘rig, to address a letter to tho manager of Mr. made an aries in prosper wed country 5 candescence could compete with | of rough-looking miners around the door of | sje, ho 1 t sure AY rescurbling ered both up in his arnis, but before real | E per ntly held f y si r Y Judea Conse . Hght of tneand it id | Suerman, in which ho expressed grent sur- | tho progress of sume. Statein Western Amer fee shove the youncrar ve iene Esplneers reve ntly hold in tls elty, ts fa phos ita ares giie Conser hefirst | Webehtof theare. Prof. George F, Barker, | a Bumbling hell, we pushed through mid | Sse thal Goy, Foster had been held respon. | tea, Ait free Institutions planted on ‘a vir = ‘TIE NEGION oF cousTRY offense at tivo years In the State's Prison, | of Philadelphia, who has taken an active | entered tho saloon, where we found a Coro- sible for so largea portion of the expenses in- | fin soll. Nor [4 this dimeult of explanation, TWO MEN KILLED, in which the colony Is situated. Ile sald to. | and for tho second offense two nnd a halt | interest In the subject from tlie beginning of | ner’s jury tmpaneled and about to begin B Tho very polity of Scotland Tequired for the . _ ‘ yenrs, to commence attho expiration of the arte allgon's experimonts, Bald (tliat is their investigation. ‘Tivo tables, used for er eat ealeng te paris eras defen of he ue iat a eh should have selected such a spot for hin ox- | 225b sentence. ae of arent progress in, cleetria Sighting deating faro, lad been pushed together, and been proven, by tho books of the First Na- | ing food to the invader We hear mish of tho truck by broken rail to-day between periment, The soll is thin and anndy,—the MURDER-TRIAL, iis AGE by Prue Morton and) the cui pallet stare idan ous oc a tonal Bank of this clty, and the Chiengo | the herglsin of the higeas tn Durning Mos Feb aaah Saloraty Be ae aefiicae poorest ‘In Tennessee. It Is Incapable of Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. pevaité (healed forth have attracted publte | [ingot “splendid specimen of man. | Savings, Loan é& ‘Trust Company, that theso | COW. , What then, are we to say of” thy ce nnd Fireman Sy Masurette wero gee . ‘ 1 1 degre the electri : e tag ee . Aate i 2 Scots? Why, for two centurtes Scotlant both Killed, Nono of tho passengers were | Produelng coreal crops without the greatest Larayertre, Ind,, Noy. 24.—The evidence inp obra by ineantece at joetlo hood, fully six | feet six’ iuches In | bills were pald by Goy, Foster, the friends of furnished n Secession of burning Moston Denven, Colo., Nov, 28.—Train No. 1 on ‘ * ‘ a * the Denver & Rlo Grando was thrown from day that ho was surprised that Mr. Hughes 1 5 hight ant” built in proportion, a auiet | Secretary Sherman haye the sublime finpu- Wh i si i d," lnbor, and It will require te be enriched with | in tho Maher and Norris murder-trint has | etatius that wre, made for ie Numbers of feet ‘ ne a Secretary Sherman hay Pp iat is now the garden of Scotland _Serlously injured avtificlal fertilizers. The raising of corn | closed, and nearly all of Saturday was oceu- pee plo dully visit the Equitable Building Inndanatva. Gilgen, | sat ithprotgily food dence to intimate that these werd the Goy- | nay, i might add “the gardon of the A FATAL PALL. and wheat, ho thinks, can never be | ped in arguing, Prosecutor Cottins opened In Broadway and exaintie the Hgtits there. | hueiieh rope, neatly rolled up, witha hang- | erhor’s Individual bills, Hulted Giinatom— was Elven ae fo dovaste- Sptelal Dispatch to The Chicayo Tribune, made profitable, Root crops, he believes, | for the State, speaking several hours, Ilo | ‘Che basement hinitis lixited by eno or feo huun’s noose at ong end. As wo entered the | Again, itis charged that tho Governor's Boeke ees : 1 4 M liberties and assort {ts Independence, Crpan Raving, In, Nov. 9.—A young | will flourish fairly well, but from these the | Was followed by Col. Dick Do Hart for the largo ane Habe hae eee, cutelle-poswur Coroner called the first witness, who, having | Private Secretary was guilty of making the Independence. Thera i is no nobler fuct In any history, It was as it ste 4 | en | cae been sworn, stated that “on the evening pre " : . Tear Ruud Sears fell from a load of hay | colonists eannot expect to derive fortunec | detense, who spoke REIL Mate pase By WHEN | IU Taps of thks tine hee, fallin eu alte 2 pres | story public property; this la italy had made Lombardy a desert In order near Fairfax, §n this county last night, and | ‘To develop a new culony like thls, he thinks, foure wt one 4 Ye ButU Stonniayy Cale Jouger attract.attention, The novelty fs tho Soin he had een Be th Fe aeataat of THE MEREST HSI, to starve out tho incursions of tho northern Tycelved Injuries from whieh he died in Will require n vast’ amount of manual labor. | prisynee ood “Caut, Carnahan Will close. | email qucandescent lamp no turgor tah a gus. cards; during the gaia they quarreled about | The essental fucts in the ease wero mown by fo i pd Was tte solo chanics that oat three hours, From what io has seen of tho colonists, ho‘! ‘Che caso will-hardly’ reach the jury before, Meh, Siena ape sisty aro kept burn ot tn | Something, and both got up from the table | 9 half-dozen prominent Republicans in this was dearer to Scotland than all the wealth CANADA thinks them ‘Tuesday. *| Mereantite Safe Deposit Company, ‘Thy | Wd entered the barroom, where they both | city who were working for Mr, Sherman at | that tho world could offer. It wag not tee ; A . os ‘ “ 4 drank, and again commenced to wrangle oY on . i 5 a FAR TOO GENTEEL ABOUT.A GIRL, handsomely furnished new reading-room of nbout’ the bets. ‘They mado considerable the Chicago Convention; though tha matter |-the Scots did not appreciate the satisfaction aman = tocngage in such pursuits, A community ieee eoy, th this Company Is Huhted bya number of thesa nolse, and in the midst of It tho officer camo | WS kep a secrot for a Jong time, and, infact, | of opulence. It has been astercoty vecl sneer “feu ABrottern~stitenry” esauent any | of laborers ait nat soley of ceutemen occurret ata "couniey danoe, ay Notennas:| [MEBs dn fe walsnall soni etanened | OHH alelly may “*Hosoe fase’ | never di lenk out her, bee thant oes Gared Yor intle ela’ 1st ht et, Sunday — Choese-Factorics—A astind | 8 What is required, In his opinion, to nuke istillery, near Seehom Station, on the south | fn Telinidaliene iivorder not to dazzle thy | tls must ve stopped.’ He had ng being discussed by two gentlemen on a rail they enred for freedom more, and that tree Boy's Work, . tho colony successful, Anothor drawback line ae nee ns County, In which 9 young |. yes of readers the brlillancy of the lights In jerked. aud fils fan abe et a guinblorg road-tram, and overheard by the writer, who | dom, weighed In the scales, counterbalanced Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Is the defective “title to the property | Hue ots y ‘this room Ts reduced, and ies then ct Bi ver] and shot g y ‘ rst} tov. Be n the subject, but | every other consideration. QuEnzc, Nov, 2.—Tho new regulations | 1n tho possesston of tho colonists, fy | an wamed Brewer, son of a widow living inthe vauits that the lam aes eae hg ollcer through the heart.” ‘Iho witness | @estloned Gov, Koster on th ect When their Independence and liberties hk = i it hi I had proceeted thus far, when a strapping | With title sntlafaction, Tnts was before tho 2 Ma ct Lot thei for the government of the Civil Service of | thinks much nnnoyance and expense will there va Aiton Hiei check, ant ete orenat full-strene ie iit, deers gomew htt big fetlow, clad ih m red ‘flannet shirt, and | election, and tho mutter wag very readily joversign to Londat, dey mth hae ve the Province are most Insulting towards tho { Tesult from this cireutustanee, In short, It | ‘The quarrel was over a girl. Brewer, It 1s perfection In the resulator, which con a fautatoons cine ne lls boot-lems, a traced after that, Joy that clyit” and ‘ecelesinst{eal freedom olfclals of the varlous Departments, and | {8 tho opinion of Mr. Niel olson, and, he | sald, will dic. Seward fled and has not been trols the dynamo” machines furnish- amtetly walked up to the dead body GOV. FOSTER which was always in peril so fong as they seem to take ft for. granted that they are all | 8ays the oplnion of other practical ‘ob- | arrested, Oflcers ure in pursult, ing tho olectrie current. Tho ftickering talliyg hold of the coll of rope, sade joys, | Was found in ints office yesterday, busily | received tha individual attention of Mary kar y stinte sorvers Who oro famlliur with the eolony at Js not at all marked, and one must look twice +f chou! ” pushing his way ous | looking over « number of uppiieations for | Stuart and hor descondanis, toy sa loafers and drunkards, They state that all | servers who are familiar with the colony a A NEGRO DESPERADO KILLED. to detect it, so that tho failure to secure per- | {at's enough, comoon,” pushing his way oub i" pp! down to repair the ravages of ‘long centurles the clerks visiting bar-rooms shall by dis- | Rugby and its joention, that nothing short of Husrsvicee, Ala., Noy. 27-A. negro by | fect steadiness 13 not regurded asa serous | through the trowd, followed by fifteen or pardon, and as usual In good humor, of agitation. More than thirty years passed inlased; that no intoxicatlay Mquors are to be | ® miracle will enable it to succeed under Its i eri eimeealy . ; H twonty of tis companions. Without a word “Does the discussion of the Senatorship | without, serious ‘disturbance, “But at the seek the name of Willan Towey was killed yes- drawbitek to the Incandescent Iamp, ‘Tho they ‘walked down to the “coulor” (frame é i 4 " i a irst ralse taken Into the Deparjments; and that only | Present conditions, terday near this elty. by Deputy-Shorlit | Ket security yuults of the Company, the station-house), where the prisoner hnd been | ©4¥se you any sleepless nights?” 1 asked, dirst whisper of Pppresston, at the {l 4 4 jug of the matled hand, at the first revelation thirty minutes are to ba allowed for lunch, a Coo! q " ‘ranks, | Storage vaults, and the roonis, including the Incareorated, and, comlay up to tho six mon | “OQ ol” anld the Governor, “I never a curity of what the} , e tale per and Spectal Deputy W. J. Branks. | tyr e Offices tutd halls, are furnished with the . ofa plot agalnst tho security of wha which cannot be taken outside tho office, PLY MOUWIL CITUROM, ‘The officers had a writ of atrest for Towoy, cleaizie light, The largur areas aro Hehted | 8 uatd, de i emanded the Keys. Thoy told | allow any contest to disturb my slumbats in had bled “to secure, they did not. welgl ot fn th : t? them that the keys were 1 elr posses- | the lenst.” for a moment the’ quiet and well-belng and wore endeavoring to serve It, when | with the are Iamps, whilo tho Incandescent sion, arth ? a ad Wel a Towey Oo amps make the smaller rooms ay bright 13 T . ” en you aro not nt atl agitated? Your | thoy had earned ngaiuat the sancllty. cLiein Caer Ae ee if flooded with sunshine, ‘The electric cur- ateold ap your hands, then,” erled tho nerves are steady, are thoy?” of that Kirk which was the breath of 4 | Teasler. S.examulne you,! 1 i their nostrils, And when the King drew the and killed hin, ‘Towey, it is suld, was. a Dacitte eet fom eerie Alaxtin Tho guards (2) held up thelr hands and | "Yes, Indeed! J nover felt better tn my ‘The Local Government must be endowed ti a AN EVisol ‘ with superhuman powers,—for, In the last | _ NEW Youk, Nov, 23—Gen, Grant nnd’ x- offlelal Gazette, notice Is given thut letters. Minister Romero, of Mexico, attented service patent have been granted to tha Montreal | to-day In the Rey, Mr, Beector's chureh, : sword thoy without hesitation drew tho Ainttolr Company for tho pur paso of | Urooklyn, ‘Tho consregation beeamo eward | desperate charactor, t ty " quietly submitted to the examination, Tho | Ife? sword also, Nor was It merely the people of “slaughtorliyg anhuals, sentloriies molting. of the presence of the distinguished gentle- B — cnitiys eae ee Bullding, hls nite Jynehers, thuding that tho keys were not In| “How ts the situation, viowing ft from | Scotland that rose in aris. Lromn wvory rer and manufacturing of tullow, offal, feet, | men, and remated In thelr seats after the AN ILLEGAL VOTER. termilnes the foreu of tho eluctrle current Tete Helin ate mee wae ye areed ite, yi your standpoint?” : «ion of Europe the Scota who had assed tripes, anil blood! Manufacturing feet, | benediction aud doxology. Mfr. Beecher In- | Spectat Dispatch tu The CMcago Tribune, quired. ‘The Lamps are so constructed that Hoo. the teuder thon entored the rood and} “Oh! I can hardly answor that tho way | Inte foreign armtes, from restleshess, tripes, and blood is pretty good; a patent for formed the people thuserviees were ended,and Srutxariuny, Il), Nov. 2%—James Tior- | they cin be turned on or off at will, ns gas ig orty, or ambition, flocked homewardsto placo manufacturing tho whole animal would, | asked that they leave the church, ‘There was | ney, of Enst St Louls, was brought hero to- pianaged, with the advantage that the linpy {nu fow minutes enna ont with one end of | You want mu to; but I um not complaining | thot vator and exporienica at the service of Cee ; sq | the rope over his shontlder, and at tho other at all,—In fact, am pretty well satisted with thelr country, “Seotsmen who had taken however, be more valuable, Much funisbe: | yet no mahifestation of a disposition on | day bya Deputy Marshal, Mo ts charged M in that Earnpes are ead at cca end ing the murderer, tho noose tettly | the condition of things In general,’* nervieo. with’ Manstetde and hind fought for Jug made over the notice, tho part of tho audicnce to leave beforeGrant | with Hlegul voting in having gone over Into | causes the muecliie te furnish a current of Higa eesti of at taken my. atau nt —_—_— tho Winter Queen, trained pikemon from OTTAWA, Novas Ths Tae Tees thas | and Homero, Mr, Hevctier then sae Wty | Missourl and voted at the recent ofcetion, Me | proportionately. less strength to Wie remains plainly seo te pour ducitan ag we, could ILLINOIS, Holland “and ‘froin’ Denmurk, veterans who retitrned from Now York, atin dee a | house Is for the worship of God, not of man,” | Was transterred to the etstody of the Mis- Ing HbR eae, tuups now used ut tho | fyi was richly chil, a large diamond stud JOSEVI N. CANTER. Pauli show sears as gthora 6 that rallied that fe thnally closed the “nereement for ‘the and appealed to the ussembly to disperse, | 80url authoritte: Pg ad shaves boon burning (iy xilatened on iil shilitefront, and on the litte Special Dispatch to The Chieago Tribune wader Peers ees enrur than any sale of the Dominion Plumbago Works at The seats belng still retained, Grant and h . DAT ure ofa. lampor any perceptible change in finear of ils lett hand was i ange solltalra; Quincy, IL, Nov, 28,—'Lhero have been | they had known. Scotland tok SHO tte Buckinghani ton New York company, Komero took their departure, und were THE POTATO. the Hant of a lamp. Fest Posed Watelrelnin dangled frou. hig frequent rumors of Inte that the Hon, Joseph | Itlativo and indicated tho remedy on Yuin the vast surimer tho Dopirtment auiekly followed by tho whole congregation A ‘Tribune reporter recolved from Prof, TetgkGe teids oes sunntenanee it Boe TN Carter, of tls city, would be a candidate Aland, Sho began the great Nate tle Current Chana hetwen ee ae tind or "Tan Industry from Which Unclo David Sorta a Tow alg a Sines eS plone Bs planation that ots woud lave thought ako “whole for tho Speakership in the approaching ses- ae puerto anf aoe Perey tho ie aoe sre evra Hosvucartie | WATIEER GAVAZZI, gn ee uae | etiam Tn! aus," | Rearing. aes Gut ne done” Ai | gute Goenka sprouse ses Hc afi eh, il ar poe prtranes of Apr Alario ey OF THE FREE CHURCIE OF ITALY. Utien ships more potatoes than any other | from other electria Innps In tie respect that there: at bet tke wciinedeee Hol ‘ofg | been mero rumors basod on speculation, | stricken half million, showed tho path by New Your, Nov. 28—Fatner Gavazzi, 0 northerly course, Mr, Ktle » Ey ‘ 5 hus buen te hh ti nena Fane noted Itutian clergyman, arrived tony. Ho turned, Tipe diate SoBe comes to collect pau for the support of the ipectal ch to feazo re ag. | Pree Church of Maly. Vather Gavazzl was wan Bali chin ad Med eae advortised to speak during the day in threo len & Brother ure the purchasars, ‘They pros | chureles. Mls steamer, the Algeria, pose britizing the station into town, fetho | sone daya overdue, arrived in thy own will buy the right of way, A by-lnw | morning, and he was thus enabled with (hat end in view Will be subuiltted to | to appear Recording to’ annoknecment, He Se | 4 ‘ Itstaris with a filament or conductor of | 11) ding, whero a beam jutted over the alde- | Latterly Mr, Curter’a frionds have eyineed Wealthy population ten thes a3 uimerous, te heaviest mas ad Yuete David Gray ts | Conhun made ay Jo from. which aia fg | Walk Whitt they seaulied Lins pine cued | an interest fw Uhe matter: nett Vas ee disTnitrested ee gee nee hk elton His egy test ee aN bee 4 pisegal in a shies abo teom obicly i ate tho quninber Stlnbudt out over the eta, aul ence In and aptuess, for legivintion, and the Instruction te the ‘outalde world, hei, the fi 1 s »! 7 ig end of the ropo was thrown to ‘him, fact that none of the lmportant offices of the history of Scotland presents this ort Canal, and a visit to them reverts some mens: Napor of gasoline, If there is any weak After pulllng the slack Un he slowly let if] © ) it railing, constant, i polator thin part In the carbon fifament i Z aed Stato ure held by men of this section. Tho phenomenon, that the prey ¢ a3 tl hei del cost Har, St | Mat He As ma Tes | isd ag | tty, hel y eo etn. to Pein "atelae ae citizens have visited tho rink on Fayette | Hol rest, nnd will decompose the gasoline so | berate look at the crowd below, ‘he leador | considered ono of tha aspirants for the posl- |:thig. was shown {nan oxtraordinary street. ‘This isnow nearly Mled with amound | neta lepoalt carbon In tho form known ag | Of the committee hen Appronahed the game | ton, and ft 1s now known that a strong effort | attachment to monurohy, And this was 7 Dler and sald; ¥ ‘ fae mn, yer Ume's shorts . : 1 ‘tho Monarch the people of the pluce in a few w ks. Pho Was acrompanied by Signor Argh} the of potatoes that towers sixteen feet high and Trine Husa eat iad Pagtloutar spot, want tosuy anything } rh Vy will be made to secure his election, no‘ paradox, eae of Ee ioe, ka merece Bre al Kuowry itt representutlve of Free Chured: i italy tn this | centalus fully twenty thousand busholsor the conduettvity with the rest of Uiadtamuntetie ih repllad and sills neg /dook, ara; MISSOURI. tho lost Stone of Destiny, | Wo see tly by Loxbox, Nov. 2—A deputation from the | country, Milby tho Rev. John N.homp. | Mule vroduct, For weeks the firm of | Sirrant from Glomalin Wt | frog gat disk as well put a fow bullets e constant efforts to obtain the ¢ 5 Ves hrough me; what's the ditference ? Pye Bot ForD. 4 thi time by his total David Gray & Son has been paying out $1,000 | the effect of scoking out the next weakest | t! " his porgon, and at the sane Walay for potatoes and shipping, every twen- | polit or thinnest part ane repeating the 100 tn ny yack, at Poem divide the Sr. Joseru, Mo., Noy, 28—Gon, Joseph want of authority. \Whory His Way tere {y-four bolts about 1,000 barrels, ‘The other | process Just dosertouds tn this way the fee ri soft ne ONE y y % | Cratz, who ran as Democrat for Congross | the Government would bus hones tio Gree hauae 1s the wammoth firnae-room | nent hevomes glazed with, gas carbone’ ties | Wil Notby'a'd—d sight,” sald the Jeador, | In this district against Nicholas Ford, Re- | stant kictnaplag of, fe sovereign. Oe the alba atl bss Hig “fy crak Brame ear avait ly then w yt from the globe, | wypi murdered a good man, and you got to | publican-Greenbacker, at the Inte el ction, King was fa te ony a pyrabol pac the at (arpa f Teepe | Md.the lamp ts ready for use, swing for {te hag withd ILopposition to Mr, t ‘at Seal, So that in Tiger vogue than tho rink, but tt is kept | ‘tho ineanlescent lamp dlffers from. tho eae tte " i A cldrawn all opposition to Mr, “Ford, | tributes of a living rent al, elt d with the *imurphtes,” barreled andy warden? feat in_ this reuurds Mr, Edison. ue ane dina Sra ning Popp os Z| aud tho probabilities are tho Jatter. iuntle- | fact the same passion forindependence wit ‘i of barraliny, A iuvof teamsis kept | makes a carbon fitument, and this filament ng ¢ this te pubaway, | nan will rocelyo the cortlicato of election, jade thom insist on having a u petbdlitioli elles, nidon Hintsterkal Assoclution walted 1 pont gon, ‘The Jatter will accompany Father iat tne a alee on it OF tt ge Gavazal on a tour through tlils country, and sation be discontinued. Col Walker prom. | Will return with him to Italy next August. bed to lay the matter before the olticers of | Father Gavazzi, in hisdiscourses today, gave tho buttallon atan early day, but held out no whlstory of the origin and argunization of ope raat fe, eaves avout bo, wee ded (0. } tha Free Chureh in Ataly, and sald de Montueal, Nov, 2—A gentleman of HAD NOW THIUETY SIN CLIUHCHES, i - bel wee! 60 I suppose my time's up,” ternal! purposes, made them reduce him toa Compton, Que. hos'sutd to. Swiss coum pany | 35 misstonmy stations, 15 pastors, 15 Iny | runni 1 day between the storehouses aud ust bu perfectly unlforin, at tho start. If No words PuFposeg, 2 je wits to bo, i000 acres of wIid Inud on the Arnold it ven prenehers, 1,600 commmitennts,30ssehlldren | Me (enets af the Coutral wud BD. L. & W. fany one polit happans to be a Wore colts ros nana pitied pe Sham the INDIANA, nallty Wisin he omitlous. ie Hin cou Hagan of Lathe Ategantley it a Healtig, | Htschools under 21 tenchers, ant so Sunday Ninw civleana, Chaeieeid fils. batitous td fiuedor ian te rest of the earhon, ths palnt dangling tn horrible mannér, My hands Sheetal Dispatch to The CAtcage Tribune. trolling ‘tho. mare of orents,-rauch tas q q T edly wey u ha Nt es, i" i bart y 7 " By q i tle ins already aahen possession “els te it | school scholars, ‘They ulsu hull? stintents te anid other polkts Sout, Yeateruity ono high Paley AME the Whole fitamont ts run up to [Ang gtd sled ho roachad up over his head | Iymraxavocss, fud,,Nov. 28-Tho danual EEaE @Ronstitutlonal eovorelgn, Little mo wention to gettle tho tract with Swiss, aud to | thelr deologieat seubuury, which ty ina checoetndary Of fstab dtu hu | located =o within 400 yards , of the pQ cheese-tne feveady cate | Vatlean oat on and two Pro Tact of land at La Patrie, in tho game et MI! | ga, “ay aieaee . e y, hus been purchased fur the Hke hllrpose, fessors. There were now five aliferent he company is Bild, to voutemplaig estate | Protestant evangelizing azeneles in ltaly,— ishing ther cheesé-fuctorles In different | the. Haptlst Amerlean, ‘upatten, Wes bit) turta of the townships, Jeyan (English, Waltensinns, aud Free A blind voy In this vty has constructed a | ¢ sh of ’ f vo. botine , nlniature Rowse isla an ordinary four. Chureb of tals, the fast two boting smiley Her of barrols was swatting for aipment to | tho atecessary Intonaty te lve a cont Hight, | Wl erasped the rope, and thus released the roportofthy Auditor of State for the year | than Venetian Rermuda. "To this flan Mr, Gray sends | this polnt fa aaron ty yond its anlar stranculation. mt O ue Stuark ‘TT ve jn, 4 ag esente Again, whin the crimes of Mary ihe variety of potato known us the Garnet | and vaporizes, As Mr. Edtion himself suys, oe tae Won't do, Jim,” erled tholeader, and | ending Oct, BL has beon presented to tha id tho defects ard departure of her Kro- if i A te an f oe : thoy lot the dangling victlu down again’ and | Governor, It shows total recelpty, Including | tesquo bbed royalty of interest even a3. GH Abaca Bore thong et ands fle emits fh ateap boat, and Hie ay Is i speedily tied his nrnis Pohind tim, and again dan on hand Nov, 1, 1870, 54,035,0¢0,08, In- weggue spa ro eee all tha love of indepen tia xevd Used on the Island fy aupptied fom | except by extreme care in -suloctiug muteriat | fevated tay, Se itore he oid for nearly an} cluding $1,477,600,03 general fund, $2,010,845,- | once and craving for soine outwar I " ‘ice Reformed thls eonntes. , ‘KO us to iuske his tilament absolitely uni- | Hour. After Was ascertained that tholrvie- | gy School fund; oxpenditures, $3,150,005.67, | find: Its sign and centre In the it ‘The potittoes comprised in the huge mound form; he haa no methad fur eurroctlne, in was dead the “committee” sent for a ipod HW gtecta ves , ment Kick. ‘Cho anelent Romish establish nt 1 “Harrlson.” .Thoy te A photographer, and hada photograph taken | Ineludiug $1,110,200.89 genoral fund, $1,00,- Brot ind eC eee eee atad much i te pre ay ty Hayat aro ot uh lamp te i Lip altro oe ete aie eat of the entre gang. In the “foreground | 854.26 school fund, and $177,033.70 State-honse upon the nation, Its energy iu the colle _ i Dacha Ta ie a 4 vt tes could be seen,—overy taco | v tlinates for 1883, and show total expenses th ft t al and personal, attrac! unee medicine-bottie, ‘Tho building supported by Presbyterians and Congreya- | fibre, “und aro mostly sitead Hud tried by the | may be called, or plating of was carbene | {38 eomnitttes eoul re ratlinal fn of property, real ay , plates ip of forty vleces of Scant isn "i tied and Honalists, “ Ga 8 of tls ithe Cray a itt mutertal rule ind long” bees Known fot Its twat tag cara dead naan again thos of $2,802,010 on account of the general fund, Cenae eeeltaas ian, 5 papas Js peel dued together. It would Sia about 2 nr rels, Ly curetully | remarkable resisting powers, igs ot an 4 t . S LeRLGoactEn Brinnon: 0) or marer tis noe btn te Wwauld hie ae who. Fidelity of the Prussian Soldior, packed it barrels made by George AV, Deltz, | tneombustlble, but tt be inechanteally stron sa fowelig eulitag the Carly morning Took the Law Into Mis Own Hands, | maligned, adissatute class, The j odeatlon ottte, without tho task of putting them t= Wohnvo n saineeie THegeun. Musteation ot of Liverpool, OnondaguCounty, Yesterday | ina notable deeree, In attempting to ent ft ae : ‘é ° and the! ; ? . Hriuw thinks that it will bo a and tine | Over ullens in traning, h thele, Merton the writer found MF, Dietz at tho | the best files and atecl suws ure sen cul ede a Srostedlnge a ats, statlon, Thy whoa waite, punks, ts Clty reach tho caneie® | nbrond left then Httle fa vm wit selber, ‘The stopper of the botile Is still . | nore wonderful, 1t nearly fits the neck of He went candy ate ae te ewes voller ts bottle sah elas Inrgu Sowa to pre Choa sot tt nutority. over him in an Inehtont 7 4 v1 Ne bother wt Cook place t! re " one aul of the stopper, inside the bottle, below | formance dt Melle tho Tarn th ee wo neck, ae wood has b Mayenco. Herr Mann, thy leading biel ur 4 vouden pei 4! 20. Herr thy leading: tur! rlven throughly whieh stead Ss far anough | the cumpauys Wais abUUL. Jn tho eburucter OF tite HN uach sldeof the stopper to pravent ity | Wieked Den Piziru, wv undergo the bunalty of elng removed from the bottle.” Mow. this piss ho shoud bo ay aati reneig fag uccomplished, is a mystery, wo guarda atu pigu foun the Minister of State. ——— iho brace of ‘supers told vit for tbly Aus: THE STEAMERS, Worg privite suldlers betunglag to an artillery com yit= ! 7 When tho ¥ Finke suporintending the delivery of some | Lamps of iemay bo put into a cupola tur. | enero pr : flon that they tnugt take tho law into theirown | fellow-countrymen at hone W allzed at 4,000 barrels, for whith he receives 80 certs | nace und the will come out Hraettelly une possibly, Lak a a Nort ee ehoue cowed be | hands, but bo is vory gure that rightcousnoss | tuous part of the nation was Fines aver it» aplece, | The pueking process W4 no incanstd- | changed, ‘This would stem, theretore, to be | eon six Hours to (0 gat out uf towin, Mad | QUeHE tO proval Hesu 18 8 teat trou bis pers | thelr sorption, and tho Worle. of thelr erable item. “Phe potatoes ure held firmly | becaltarly fit material to stand the severo we toh seins. Eve Ap a ey yh, OW! ot ee Exporters: sole ovening waa wall Ming | 3 tated by thalr pride Bid teattect thele over In thelr bluces by iain of tho proaites of a strain to eh It is subjected fn these elece | Ne friends, who naked hin Wheee Rowas eos | Ou oe Ea eo neroots owsboxpertored ‘tho Neo 2 visa nae dldlieutt ta to his anlud $9 serew on aclrealur surface ae roe lumps, . “ e y v cl ane 7 e enesey the head of the barrel, “When this is donu-| “In determmingthe econom midefleloncy ing {Wy a eg SES OUTS to Rut Anotuog bot Gireted the Gouge ‘paper, whieh | extraordinary, in ylow oe thelr eich the the motlon of the ship does not Infure the | of these and oth Juuips, It Is required to houra ahead of thine,” a now fly refused, but he persisted in urylrt nie to buy it, | Jtelligence, ns the abscu ad themselves potatoes, “Thirty men are employed daily in |-know threo things: the amount orlight thoy P Ke int "Ty and kept on for a whol bi ing tho x | commons Of Scotland prepired Ghensr pultlng Up, the product, Ineluding sorters, | give ag compared with tio standlur This was wy: first initiation Into Westorn Deslug mae te buy, Ationgtheauieoes for the power they now onjoyed, ‘They \ candle, Upand beg omit v9 all fillers, packers, headers, hoopors, walters, : Which consumes two grains ofspermacetl per Mfo, und Z tru uy last. @ Mush bo made a bold geil at my watchechuin, | in Ruy perlinps inost_ calculated to xt re r sul | 4 i y ‘ pe iey, : tlnes, for . eS t vi t Mavens ¥ } und Handlers. “The Peerless, Gleason. Lute jnlnutes thoainountofeleetriceurrent owls Fra and erled, ul have your wateu.' I selzed tho intorest to tho study of those tor Its New Yous, Nov, 25.—Arrlved, thesteamers FHT ery sae Renter eae bunk, Prolitics, Dumore, Rose, and a fin | through the lunip, and the amount uf resist. WEDDING-ANNIVERSARIES, racal Tyee collar, ald, boldtog him cape ly no, place ever suffered 90 much Ugerla, Baltle, and Novatta, from Liverpool; | nleety, As thoy took up the position ussigned ta varlely of simul Snawtlake. aro Among the | ance ta the electrle current present in the Spectal Dispatch to The Crteago Tribune hone to be found. Who over beard of ono heing | Bfouiuence, he State of {ndlana, from Glasgow, and the thou ve either aida OF aT, pres | quullt lus bundled, st fy belleved that Oneida | lamp, In order to obtain thls knowledge Tavavetta, Ind., Noy, 28.—Wedding-an- | hese whee be was wanted? Dut, asf bad We Sdelphia mirast-bonenéss toxburgh Castle, £1 Newensie Sous to imurehing him on “the” suse, County grows more potatoes than uny other | tue utp ts placed In the Instrument known mr : , rogue Ju one bund and a vano of ‘Just the right Philadelphia Stre niphla, after eh rom Newcastle, the chortst — intrusted with: th t : 4 4 . nlyersarles are on the byom in Lafayette, | Te Volladelphla Pryaourit, Nov, 2.—Arrived,’ tho Sotllecr commanding csvort” whupored 2 | County In the States If sho hay nm com | as the photonetor, where the light it glyes Last night ©. G, Wright and wife celebrated | #42 {tho other, and bemg 4 tirin bolfover ii] ‘The now atrect-couchos {n etre guccest Malia, from New York, tt tveds te Wests | jatlece |e miber, te mania Reered to Yetitor In this regard “it 4s the County of | is uechrately mcagured Dye TT OTE heeded ye ae aud wifo celebrated | tho virtue of ecrpural maulahyeene ee over te §.Moek’s trial are prynouuowld & great, Fes BArrisone, Md,, Nov, & —The steainship guard him earefully.t Obediunt tou ere, thos Vushlagton, son with that of one or two standard thelr twentleth year of wedded bilsa; 13, W. | cases. 1 procecded to—but Ho rauttor whut Lalit. | They yo full atl thy while, are ure of 8 vd Piarro uway to his dlredatnyg-roum, whore bo bupldly exchanged bis theatrical costume sor ‘ private clothes, and, opening bia door, was ubout eae 4o quickly wotiue to supper us Urual, When, to his ough Syrup. 26 vty, uuluzeuicut, be found bis passage barred bya 4 a tras | " ; a e + No polleewun over came tom: help or hig, | than curs or atuyges, cach passenger 1s ‘by trante andringhan has uteived hore froin Nartuitt rechee David Gray may, without exnggera- | candies, and at tho samo the by appro. | Smith and wife celebrate thelr twenty-fifth | a eee juudy au outasy thit might buvo been | sunt, atid tho routes arw ao varied tbat, by (rant ee i. mm, hy termed the Potato King of the coun priate electric Instruments. the amount of | anutyersary; whily James L. McClure and o t ni a wut J be readily reac! Siete ree try,’ Sle iy proud. of the title, and well he | current and the ‘resistance ju the hunp are Wits jolliied over hele thirty-dfth ‘Tho Jat- | Rexrd song distance.” “Dr. Prime's morul is | fons uny partat the ety may re may D th terda: 3 and y y hes Z thls Our houses, our persons, and property | ‘Those now In use bold cbt persons, ao WO sunay be. ‘To the writer yesterday he sald? Measured. ‘These quantities being known, [ter uinda thelr wed trip ftom Lufnyotte | ucu not adequutely yaurned, wit © Wa ure pays | druwa by one burs, Additional ones ure “EL remember once when my old friend | the bower expended by the electrls current | to Olio ina leigh, a y ing taxes fur greater thab "other eitiou iy of double alco, Tor GWG busDede Nothing subdues a Cotd bo vleaeuntly us De. Bull