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CRIMINAL BULLETIN. A Double Assassination at Rogers City, Mica, Yesterday. Lawlessness la MisMorl-Carthigi tht Seen ef Intrigues and Opes, Armed Violence A Pitched Engagement ABSASStSATIOS. DiTiorr, Aug. 24.

Albert Molitor. chant and lumberman of Rogers City, and bum van. hit bookkeeper, were both shot, probably fatally, last night while standing at a desk in Molitor's tore. Fourteen buckshot entered Molitor's side, and it is scarcely possible he can recover. Sullivan was Shot in the face, receiving a fearful wound.

The shots were fired through a window, and the assassin is nnknown, but is supposed to be one of Molitor's laborers, who had been discharged during the dsy. IAWLESSKSSS 1M MIBSOCM. Special Telegram to the Inter-Ocean. St. Loom, Mo, A U2.

24 Lawlessness has an existent in Missouri as well asllinois, and Carthage the county seat of Jasper, is in an uproar. Mrs. Peter Orr, a wealthy young grass widow, resides in the vicinity. The Rev. James F.

Hardin, who also bears the title of Mayor, is a neighbor. Sometime since he was openly charged with swindling some orphan children, arraigned before the church council, and dismissed from the fold. Lately be made a pastoral call in the widow's bedchamber at an unseemly hour, and was twice shot by Orr, the bullets taking effect in his band and mouth. He was carried home, and by careful nursing recovered. A scheme was then concocted to deprive the widow of her property.

H. L. Nicholson, a well-known character, induced her to intrut claims to him for collection, being endorsed by Harden and a young man named Robinson. She placed her business affairs in Nicholson's hands, and executed Botes of hand for $3,500, to be paid when the estate was settled. The notes were disposed of at a reasonable discount by the attorney to make matters more binding they were ostensibly sold.

The Hon. W. H. Phelps learning of the transaction, and actin? for Mrs. Orr, sought the party holding the notes and on being shown them, put them in his pocket.

On Saturday night, the family of Colonel Phelps were aronsed by a mob. Phelps answered the summons. Her husband's presence was demanded, and as be did not show up, the band became infuriated. Young Robinson presented a loaded revolver at Mrs. Phelps' head, and demanded to know the whereabouts of her husband.

Ezra Miller, an estima ble citizen, hearing the outcry, rushed to tbe. house and dealt Robinson a horrible-blow. Revolvers were then drawn, and. firfng commenced. Colonel Phelps, well armed, here appeared, and aided by friends who had gathered to the rescue, the rioters were dispersed.

Joe Wilder, one of tbe gang, -has been arrested and placed in Jail, charged witn a deadly assault. Colonel Phelps was also arrested for the alleged destruction of the notes, and furnished bail in the sum of $50,000. Nicholson was also arrested for carrying concealed weapons. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Robinson, who is still at large. The party composing the mob were Robin-inson, Nicholson, Hardin, Joe Wilder, John Morris Smith, of Medoc, and eight or ten others.

Carthage has sever been so excited, and it is predicted that tbe above is only the Commencement of a series of bloody encounters. "'Colonel Phelps is a member of tbe State Legislature, and much respected by the community in which he resides. FATAL O.CAIRIL. St. Locis, Mo Aug.

24. The little village of Roach-town, St. Clair County, 111., was the scene of a bloody tragedy on Sunday evening. As Fred Kifer, the engineer of a mill ia the place, and George Siefried, a farmer, living in ue vicinity, wots testing their skill in shooting at a mark with shot-guns, an altercation arose between them as to which had made the best shot. Siefried advanced toward Khar to strike him.

Kifer warned him off, but he continued to advance in a menacing manner, and Kifer lodged a charge of shot in bis abdomen, killing him almost instantly. Kifer went to Belleville and gave himself up to the authorities, who lodged him in jaiL A TtAM kUSSIXO. Special Tel-gram to the Inter-Ocean. LaroaTB, IniL, Aug: 24. On tbe 14h ef August a man hired 'two horses and a bnggy at Barnes' livery table to go on the Kankakee Marsh to buy hay for a Chicago firm, as he alleged, saying be would be gone for four or five days.

At be had frequently hired teams there before, nothing was thought of it until Sunday, when Barnes, suspecting something was wrong, began making inquiries for the team, and up to this time has beard nothing from it. The man's name is nnknown. CBABGID WITH MCBDSB ROSSI STIALIXQ. Special Telegram to the Inter-Ocean. I Ovio, Mich, Aug.

24. Henry Go IT, of Ovid, a young unmarried man, was arrested this evening by Deputy Sheriff B. Seddick on a charge ef murdering a man at Lyons Corners, Ways County, New York, in February last. He was put in the lockup here to await officers from that State, who will be here tomorrow. He admits the killing, but says that it was in self-defense.

Last aight a thief stole a valuable horse from Wm. H. Castle, of Ovid. The whereabouts of the horse thief are still nnknown. AST ALLIOID NtJRDIlIA Special Telegram to tbe Inter-Ocean.

1 iLonuiioTo. I1L, Aug. 24. Sheriff Goodheart this morningbroduced A. J.

Barnes, who is under indictment fotthe murder of M. J. Fittpatrick, before Judge SmTtnxf Champaign, on a writ of habeas corpus. His counsel then moved that he be admitted to bail. This motion was resisted by the prosecuting attorney.

An examination of the witnesses was gone into, wbich occupied the entire day. The Court finally decided to allow the motion, and fixed the bonds at $8,000. The prisoner will probably be able to raise thebaU. iitmrit bto aiuta Special Telegram to the Inter-Ocean. Dcbcqce, iowa, Aug.

24. A young man named Given hired a horse and buggv atCalderwood's stable. In Galena, Sai urday night, and left for parts unknown. Tb rig was valued at $250. Parties have gone in pursuit.

4 IIW TRIAL. Special Telegraia to the rUvAjOiL, Aug. J. Odle, wh killed Henry H. Patterson, July 9, eight miles south of this place, was committed in the Mason City Court on a ih.

fir8t Mbseqnently bJ the grand jury eleven to one. Hehaa been taken to Lewistown, Fulton Countv, for a new trial. Aug. 2A-The trial of Doc Evans for the murder of George WeatheringtonOn this city, last November, has just been brought to a concluAion after occupying the court five consecutive days. The Jury were out but three hour and turned into court with a verdict of guilty fixinr th.

punument at thirty-four years ia the State Penitentiary. The murder was an nnasnalW v.uki.j The trial of the gang of counterfeiters, who have so "un iuicu una mwu, ia couuuuca. to the Sentem- ber term following. A PBOIABLI AS8C0SDIA Kassas Crrr, Mo, Aug. 2A J.

C. Randall, Chief wicia. tm tu. wiuit uvukwii ouice in IblA mysterousiy aisappearea irom toe office noon and has net beea beard since. city.

yesterday vouector TIEE DAILY rNTEB-OCEAX. WEDNESDAY HORNING. AUGUST 25, 1875. horses was stolen from Louis Goetscu in the suburbs of this city last night. No arrests have been made.

The theft is supposed to have beea committed by a gang of thieves who have been collecting for soma time in large numbers at this city. A IT. CLAIR COCHTT MClDIa, On Sunday evening, savs the SL Louis Republican, the little village of Roachtown, located about five miles southwest of Belleville, St. Clair County, I1L, was the scene of a bloody deed, in which a farmer named George Siefreid, residing near there, was brutally killed by a man named Refer, who has beea employed as an engineer at Roach's mill at that place. The two men for some time previous to the killing bad been engaged in shooting at a mark with shotguns.

A difficulty arose between them as to which had made the best shot, when high words ensued and Siefreid started toward Kefer to strike him. The latter warned him. not to advance or he would shoot him, but the unfortunate man did not heed the caution and tbe next instant fell dead almost in his tracks, as Kefer, true to his threat, fired a load of shot into his abdo- mon. Kefer, after the shooting, went and told bis employer, Mr. Roach, what be had done and asked his advice as to what he should do.

Mr. Roach told him bis best course was to deliver himself to the officers at Belleville, wbich he did, and is now safely barred in the Belleville jail. Coroner Schildkoecht and Sheriff Weber of St. Clair County proceeded to the scene of the tragedy yesterday afternoon for tbe purpose of holding an loosest. Kefer has been living in the neighborhood of the tragedy for three or four years past, and is a native of New England.

Siefreid was a German, aged about 40, and leaves a wife and several children. THE STATE CAPITAL Unsatisfactory Workings of the Illinois Kevecu Law The Watseka soldiers' Reunion SUU Board of Equalization. tbi rams? iivsscs law. Special Dispatch to the SraisoriELD, I1L, Aug. 24.

Your correspondent bad an informal "talk" with tbe Auditor this morning on tbe subject of the revenue law, and the Board of Equalization in general, during which conversation the Auditor most emphatically denied that tbe present law, or the assessment of all or any kind of property (capital stock included) under it, was a pet scheme of his office," or any one connected with it. On tbe contrary. General Lippi cott expressed his dissatisfaction with tbe workings of the present law, and was as anxious as anv one for a change. It is well known that he used his influence with the Legislature last winter to effect a radical change ia the methods of assess ments and taxation, but without success. Tbe Auditor asserts further that he has made no attempt whatever to indue nc.

the Board of Equalization as to the course it should pursue or any decision it should come to. The business connected with the revenue in his office has been done as nearly in accordance with tbe law as Dossible. and tbe only desire has been to meet tbe requirements of the law and discharge his duty faithfully and to the best interest of tbe State. con TO THI SOLDIIRS' ISCSIOS. Governor Beveridee and Secretary of Stale Harlow are attending the soldiers' reunion at Watseka.

Your correspondent bad a call this morning from General S. A. Hurlbut, who.is in thecity en route for Beardstown, attend tbe reunion of tbe fourteenth and One Hundred and Fourteenth regiments at that place to-morrow. The General says tbe stray sheep of the Republican flock in his district are coming back into tbe fold, and tbe banner" counties will wheel into line in '76 with their usual majorities. OA ID or IQCAUIATIO.

The board held a brief session this morning. Tbe resolution concerning the valuation to be fixed npoa capital stock offered Dy Mr. Warren, and made the special order for this morning, were indefinitely postponed. Leave of absence was granted several members. A resolution concerning assessment of property in Shelby County was presented and referred, POLITICAL NOTES.

Th. Hattoaal CteewOaeli Cwav.mtioa at To-Ouy Affair, la Iowa. Wlaat.ela, aa Oala. Special Telegram to the Inter-Ocean. Cbailcstoi.

I1L, Aug. 24. The Independent County Convention indorses the nomination of Wm. B. Gallbreath for Treasurer, and J.

L. Anbert for Surveyor, the nominees of the Democratic convention. Four townships were not represented. MICBIOAI. DrraoiT, Mich, Ang.

24. The National Greenback Convention, which meets her to-morrow, has not drawn in any large number of outside attendants. Judge Kelley is here and so is J. Durant, but neither Governor Butler, or Wendell Phillips, nor Senator Gordon have been heard from, and ex-Senator Carpenter has denied any authority for tbe us of his name in the matter. The main meeting will be held in tbe Opera Mouse, and other halls have been secured; still it is doubtful if any great crowd ia drawn out.

Drriorr, Mich, Aug. 24. Ex-Senator Matt H. Carpenter, of Wisconsin, haa written to ex-Senator Chandler a letter, denying any authority to use his aame ia connection with tbe National Greenback Convention, which is to meet in this city to-morrow. It is an amusing epistle, and contains these characteristic passages: I have long since ceased to pretend to any knowledge in regard to my business engagements except wbat I read in the morning paper, which I consult daily, to ascertain where I have been, where I am going, wbat lawsuits I am retained in, what I am in favor of, how I stand oa the third term, and my future course, not only in regard to pending questions, but in regard to those subjects which may or may not rite in th future.

1 have learned one and I tell it to yon for your future guidance: never contradict anything a newspaper sara. Soma months ago tbo Milwaukee AinM published an infernal falsehood about being out of thenate. I thought I bad a right to contradict it; so I wrote a civil not to th paper for that purpose. It published only one word of my letter, and that because, as it said, I spelled erroneously, and editorially said if I would live in peace I had better mind my own business. I took tbe hint, for if there is anything dear to my soul it is to live in peace.

So I never contradict a newspaper." IOWA. Special Telegram to the Inter-Ocean. Sioux Citt, Iowa Aug. 24. Oa account of a terrible thunder storm which commenced here at sunset to-night, and still continues, the Republicans have postponed tbe campaign here to-night.

Senator Allison arrived her this afternoon, ana will start for Red Cloud to-morrow. Special Telegram to the DuBUQca, Iowa, Aug. 24. The Hon. D.

W. Dow, ef Franklin County, was to-day nominated for Representative in tbe Legislature- of the Sixty-eighth District. The convention was held at Mason City. MH BESOT A. Special Telegram to the Inter-Ocean.

St. Paul, Minn, Aog. 24. Th Republican State Central Committee met in this city to-day to select a candidal for Railroad Commissioner in place ot th aoi. v.

a. uiimu, woo uecunua. i mm quite prooaoie the choice will be made from ex-Governor William R. Marshall, ex-Commissioner Edgerton, th Hon. Pen-nock Posey, or the Hon.

J. W. Taylor, now United States Consul at Winnepeg. There is no contention over the office, and these several name ar mentioned as meritorious candidateA 0110. Special Telegram to the InterOcean.

Vai Wist, Ohio, Aug. 24. As advertised. General Haves and Judge Lawrence, of Bellefountaina, addressed an immense throng at the Opera Hons to-day, which was crowded to excess. Tbe General left this evening for Troy, where ho fills an engagement tomorrow.

Jadge Lawrence staid and addressed a Largs meeting her this evening. -THE CAJUL FIAU0S. AxiAsrr, K. Ang. 24.

The InTostigatioa of th canal contracts of Holdsn, Denisoa A Co. was continued to-day by tho Legislative committoA The whole of th evidence goes to show that tho contractors received from the State thousands ot dollars for work whicb was never performed. Alsast, N. T- Ang. 24.

The Sheriff of Onondaga tounty yesterday attached property of Denniaon, Anderson, whose principal office is at Independence I Co. to tho amount of $605,000, or nearly came down to-day and found th desk locked and much excited over tbe matter, though it is not possible tbat Randall could hav secured much money if bo has absconded. He has a wife and family at Independence, and has always been considered reliable and nonest, KIUBO WTtu A SUOTSU Nrw Yoik, Aug. 24. Frank McLearry, who was batten with a shovel in a fight oa Saturday night, died last evening.

No arrest was madA L. IS0II JAIL. St. Louts, Mo Aug. 24.

A Republican, Kansas City special says: K. C. Sprague, a noted counterfeiter and murderer, wh was under sentence' of death ia tho County Jail at Harrisonyille, Mo, for killing a man at olden, some months ago, brok jail last night and mads bis esca pa stih a son ii tiau uixsiio. ipsdal Talsgram to th MU.WACW, Wis, Aug. 24.

A team ot valxabl $200,000 in excem of tb amount claimed to have beea illegally obtained from tbo State. Tho legislative committee continues its investigation, into tbo canal muds, aad has obtained considerable additional ev-idenc against these parties to-day. 7 Riciioxd Ang. 24. In tho colored educational convention to-day a constitution was adopted for tho State Educational Society to aid in th instruction of meritorious youths la th.

ItlrW Vruebaa of t-nA-w 0M of tho speakers, asserted that it 7 of Stat Government to en (ore th collection of capitalisation tax by- making the right OI sunrag denead subsequently elected! Preddint ot, th society, and aaopiea reqw of Education to establish a cok adopted red aormal school. CASUALTIES. Serious Disaster to a Crowded Excursion Train Many Persons Injured. As Explosion of Gas Is Brooklyn by Which Fssr Persons Are Injured. AIIWAT DIIASTSA Special Telegram to the Rocuroio, 111, Aug.

24. The excursion train, returning from Geneva Lake last night, consisting of ten car-loads of excursionists, ran over a bull and was thrown off tbe track. Two cars were badly smashed and the track torn up. One young man named Askey, of Ridott, was nearly killed, and a number ef ladies and children badly scratched. The Northwestern Company are not in any way blamed, as the catastrophe could not be averted FaairoiT, I1L, Aug.

24. The wreck of the excursion train that left this city yesterday for Geneva Lake, Wis, with nearly 1,000 people on board, is the all-absorbing topic to-day. The Free port Journal, extra, of ibis morning, the editor, General Smith D. Atkins, having been in the wreck, contains tbe fol lowing: "The excursion that left this city at 1 o'clock yesterday morning for Geneva Lake had a most enjoyable time, until, wbea returning, five miles east of Rock ford, at 7:45 p. m.

tbe train was wrecked. At Mable's crossing a cow was caught fast oa tbe cattle-guard. Two men were endeavoring to get her out, wbea tbe excursion train came thundering along, and they waved their coats. The engineer whistled down brakes, and reversed bis engine, and be and bis fireman jumped from tbe train. The engine struck the cow, left tbe track, to tbe right, and plowed into the bank, nearly burying itself.

The baggage car left tbe track, to the left, but did not turn over. The Under crossed tbe track, and the first coach, loaded with passengera, turned over in the ditch, on tbe right, on its side, and tbe second coach partly left the truck-The passengers were soon taken out of tbe coach that turned over, and only Albert Askey of Ridott, and Mrs. Mattie Brubaker and Joseph Rhodes, of this city, were regarded as seriously injured. Mrs. Brnbaker bad injuries on the back of the bead, pronounced by tbe doctors present not to be necessarily dangerous, and Mr.

Askey had internal injuries reodering'bira speech-leas. As soon as the accident occurred. Conductor Hibbard left his wife, who was in tbe car that turned over, and who was considerably bruised, and, after sending back men to flag any train that might possibly be following, proceeded on loot as rapidly as possible to Rockford, to place biraseif in telegraphic communication with tbe officers of the company and provide for removing tbe wreck and bringing the train to Freeport. No blame, we feel sore (aad we were at the time of tbe accident riding in the baggage car, next to tbe engine, and looking out aad seeing all that could be seen), can attach to any one. Cooductor Hibhard received orders in Rockford to return to the wreck with the Chicago and Rockford passenger, and he did so, bringing to Rockford three car loads tbat reached Freenort at 4:15 this morning, and then Conductor Hibbard went to Belvidere with an engine and cars to bring the excursion train to Free port, around by the way of Caledonia, Belvidere, and Rockford.

aod reached this city at half past 6 clock this TBI WOCIPSD II TBI ST. I. AID I. DISASTIA St. Josipb, Mo, Aug.

24. Mr. R. 1L Arnold, on of those injured by the late accident on the St. Louia, Nansaa tnty and nonoern itanroaa, oi ni injuries this evening in this city.

Several others sre in a'critical condition, but are doing as well as could Jb expected. OAS IXPLOSIOS. Nsw Yon, Aug. 24. An explosion ransed by escaping gas occurred this evening at the reyirien.ee of E.

U. Webster, 394 Clinton avenue, Brooklyn. Mr. aad Mn. Webster.

Mr. L. O. Thrall, and Elixa Wilsoo, a servant, were all badly burned. Tbe house was damaged by fire $2,000.

All the windows were broken aad the walls badly bulged by the concussions. ACClPIITAb BHOOnSU. Special Telegram to the Inter-Ocean 1 Tiaai Harts. Inrl Anir AOalM.a.l dots oi John Ferrell. living at Clinton, Vermillion County.

playing with a revolver Monday evening, when it was discharged, fatally wounding one and slightly injuring another. DUOWKSD. Special Telegram to tbe Inter-Ocean. Saspcskt, Ohio, Aug. 24.

TbisJ evening Master Wermerekirschen, years old, fell into a cistern aod was drowned. His body was found after being ia the water two boon. -Special Telegram to the Inter-Ocean. I Eltua, Ohio, Aug. 24.

A party out sailing at Tr-milioa to-day, lost the rodder their boat aad it became unmanageable and capsized. D. Bams, a saloonkeeper of Monroeville, aged 45, conld not swim and was drowned. He leaves a wife and five small children. WHY SO MANY SUXIDZS? Taoaa Sartlaatarly llrlaa.

Special Telegram to tbe Inter-Ocas a Tliai Hacta Ind, Aug. 24. Isaac Emily, a young man of Martinsville, 111., yesterday committed suicide by shooting himself in th head. For a loog time Emily had been paying his address to a young lady named McCroy, living thru mile west of Marti ns-villA He was deeply in love with her, but she did not reciprocate the feeling. Yesterday she was visiting th family of William Lindsey, assistant attorney of the Tandalia Road, where young Emily called oa her.

and lh told him that hereafter his company would not bo greeahlA said but littlA sreat oat, and took tb aooa train to Casey, and from tbenc cam back to within a few hundred yards of Miss McCroy's resi- dence, where coolly shot himself, tbe ball entering above the right ear, ranging upward and penetrating th brain. Shortly after shooting himself was found la aa unconscious condition in a sitting posts rA died in two boon. In his memorandum book was fonnd a note to bis brothers, and also on to the girl stating that died for her sakA John Bossiager, a young man about 30 yean ot agA working oa the farm of Albert Campbell, a few mile west of Newport, Vermillion County, this State, shot himself in the left breast a fsw evenings ago, the ball entering th left lung. Ho died this morning. Ho cans is known.

Special Telegram to the Inter-Ocean. MosaosviiiA Ind. Aug. 24. George Reynolds, a farmer living a few miles from this place, made an attempt to commit suicide which will prove fatal beyond He shot himself through tbo breast, tbe ball passing through tbo left lung.

Insanity is the supposed cansA he having beea insane at different times heretoforA Special Telegram to th at Alios, unio, Aug. xa An oia uerman named Zimmer. 60 year of ago, committed suicids her last night by taking araenic He bought the poison in a i drug stor last evening to kill rate, as he informed th druggist. died to-day. Domestic trouble is th cans.

Special Telegram to tbo AAjrsAS crrr. Mo- Ang. at. a man named red Koetx, German, was found dead in his room at th National Hons at 1 p. m.

Ho took a do of arsenic Th doceased was ia search of bis children, who ar supposed to bo in Denver, CoL He left a note stating that ha was going to diA and asking to be buried de cently. His rumaias will bo interred to-morrow. CRESTUNE F1SI DEPaITHDIT. Special Telegram tho Inter-Ocean. Cimtuia Ohio, Ang.

24. Tbo annual pared of th Orostlin Fir Department took place this after noon. Th fireman made a fine display, and Jargo crowds wer attracted to our streets, ujoying th occasion. A handsome national flag was presented to tbo Independent Band ot Crestline, a new organixa-tioa, which had headed the procession. Dr.

L. P. Harris muting toe presentation speoco, and J. u. Barney.

Esq. responding on behalf of th band. At 2:30 p. m. aa alarm of fir wa soondsd, which dniy tarmmaiou toe oraer oi xrcis.

CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCK UK10IL SpecUl Telarraia to the morning trains brought delegstes from tht neighboring cities, aad tntiro societies oame from Lemon t. Lock-port, Morris, Ottawa, Wilmington, Braid wood, aad other places. John Ryan, Chief Engineer of oar Fir Department, was tbo officer of the day. Tbo proceo sioa formed oa Chicago street, smut tbo Opera Boom, and while marching through Jsffersoa street, which was wholly occupied by them, snade a splendid display. Many beautiful banner! aad flags were displayed, aad five full bands enlivened the lino of march with their beat mast.

Tbo Braid wood Corset Band, of fourteen pieces, in their sbewy uniform, made a fine appearance. At St. Patrick's church, after tbo celebration of mass, the Rev. Father off-band temperance speech to as Urge aa audience as toe cnorco could contain, snaay being aaablo to gala admission. At 11:30 the profession agaia formed, and, beaded by carriages containing xha visiting clergy, among whom were the Rev.

Fathers Hickev, of Missouri; Terrr, of Ottawa: Lynch, ef Chicago: Hurley, of Peoria; Murphy, of Lockport; Hanly, of Dwight; aad with the benevolent face of Father Powers beaming from tbe driver's seat, tarched through the principal streets to tbo Will County Fair Grounds, where the rest of the day was spent ia aetiog. dancing, and making merry ta various ways. At the opera nouso this evening speeches were made by imminent speakers; sad to-morrow Wednesday meet-ngs for the transaction of aliases will be bcld at the same place. sad- Jolut, I1L, Ang. 24.

Joliet is giving her almost undivided attention to th subject of temperance to- rsouusting th State Board I 7 tois bdng th date of th annual celebration of th Stat Catholic Total Abstiasnc Union. All th MONEY, BREADSTUFF. AND PROVISIONS. TSto tw How TueOi mm Mimiil mm tulnlij rwil Wr SSi nil i I Sa saw AS hMM fosiei IIMt-rm BSarkMvtMa siarOe. Special Telegram to th Xsw Toil, Ang.

24. Stocks were, more activA with Waters shares Uwer ia tbo early dealings (4 1 per cent, aad firmer in th afternoon, with a partial recovery. Pacific Mail advanced IW- Cold was a trifle weaker, with cash gold plentiful till tbo close, wbea 1-64 a day was paid. Exchange was quiet, offering at the dose being at 4.S6!44.86X- Railroad mortgage wr activA Kortbaestera coupoa gold consols declined to 87 and recovered to 87 X. closing at STKi bid.

sssADsrcrrA Flour was more activ but at easier priceA with dealing mainly ia city mills aad MiaaeeoU extras at Md respectively for export. Spring wheat wss much more active aad about Se higher, with strictly prim offered reservedly. Winter was steady. Sale 2J1.0OO at 1.45 for strictly prim No. 1 Duluth Spring afloat aad tl.43 for very choice Xa.

1 Miaaesota stored. Ko. I Milwaukee was quoted at $1.43 naked aad $1.43 bid; $1J6 for Ka 2 Duluth afloat, $L3S for Ka MOwaake afloat, for prim No. 2 Chicago aad Northwest spring afloat, closing at $1-34 for strictly prim. $1.45 for prime old amber Michigan stored.

$1.45 for fair afloat. Ia future sales weru reported of 100,000 bu No. 2 Milwaukee spring, September optioa, at II J6; 4.0O" bu strictly prime No. 2 Chicago, August optioa, $1J4; 32,000 bu prime No. 2 Chicago, oeptember option, on privet terms, quot ed at $1.33 bid, aed $1.35 aaed.

Corn was active, and quoted about 1c higher, closing firm. Sales include 28.000 bu prime new mixed Western, Heptrmbar optioos atRJe; 34,000 bu last half September at 85c, with October quoted at S4c bL aad Usaked. Oat wer quoted le lower. raoviuovs. Pork was easier: 450 brl Western sold at also l.OuO brl August option at $Xi (iO.S5, closing at $20.90: 2.000 oris September optiua at closing at 6,750 oris October at closing at 2.000 brts Sep Umber, exchanged for October, at curreat rates Bacoa wa in demand, with city loog dear quoted up to 12He, and Western nominal.

Lard was lower. Future sales include 1,750 tc Western steam, September, at 13 23-32C to 13 13-lfe, dosing 13 to 13Xe; 1.750 tc October at 13Xe to dosing at 13. to 13 13-lCc. xpoita Th Wy BuOtk ioclude th following ii th wek si ports: Hour, barrel. Wbeat, busoela l.l".aj Corn, bunb.a PikX.

barrel Bat-uo. pound. X.ff A.u Lard. pounO ltI7.uu Nsw Ton, Aug. 24.

Late yesterday it wa reported that two more failure had occurred on the Stock ExcbangA Tbe nemos given wer P. 11. Steven aad J. W. Brow.

Tb amount abort was not stated. Creditors the suspended firm of Laay A Marshall, dealers in builders' hardware, hav elected Criaa Burnab, ot the firm ot Harding Bornah, their nasi gneA i rtvi ywBTrim or 105. Nsw Toil, Aug. 24. Tb Secretary ef the Treasury, according to a Washington special to Keeraaa News Agency at thai city, has readered the following decisions ia reference to tbe 6-20's of 1S65, May and November, aad tb 6-20's of 18C5, January and July Th books and record of th department show that 5-20's ot '63, May aad November, kaowa as "old '65'a uer the first of the twa loan date of issue being Oct.

26, 1865, while ooaaols of 1865, January aad July, ar kaowa a aew '65 a Although lb brads bear oo ibetr raM tb date of July 1, 1865, tbey wer not fawned until October, 1866. Therefore it follows that tbo S-20's af 1865, May aad November, kaowa as th old 65'a, being tbe first issued uader th law, must first called. Tbe date given oa tb face ot th bonds is not to taken a th date ot lame, but tb fact as established by the records uf tb depertaeat in appUcaltoa of th law. won isavvio. Lawiiocb, Wsss, Aug.

2A Th Atlantic Cottoa Mills, which suspeaded en the 10U of Jaly, will re-sumo with a full fore oa Moaday next. "The mill giv employment to 1.250 opera Uvea. The ala of stock bav been UrtrA aad the prospect to encouraging for tb fall bosiaesA Wbisubo, W. Ta, Aug. 24.

The Soporior Mower Machine Company's works In this city, which suspended sons months sine, was purchased to-day by a company consisting of some wealthy rapilaliste, aad tbey resume active operatioa ta a abort list a rsoai a aiaawisi a ax sr. Special Telegram to the lntrr-OceaAj PsouiA, UL, Aug. 24. High wiaes ar steady. Sales, 100 brla, at flat.

uvsaroot ha easy. Spertal Cable Telegram tbe iutrv-oreuAl Lrvaxruoi, Aug. ev.niag- ua etoetng quota Be ar floor Extra Stair Sw 4 Steady. aprlDf Wbeat, Ra tta 14 lulL attm- v- aj na al. Winiar Wbeat Ka IhiIL Com MlxeA Km Sd Plrmor.

Baef Ejtra India a ir fUvady. Beet India St i'ai tuU. Beet Prim Maa As y. Pritn. Mot Rnrk-ftfOTU r4ea4y.

Prime Maa Pork WaMera SOs Strwiv. HaawLoog Cut 30 1 ay 17 ft y. ata Oteadr. B.eoa Cumbartand t7 Msady. Banou Short Se tHmmiy.

Bauuu Long ttaar bs rMaauy. Bacon abort fleer td Si ay. Lard Oil baaly. 14 Prime Weleru Ms 04 IMaady. Chin Cbotos Annrlcuu Kew sm ed fUaady.

Tallow PrUaoOty 9mmaT. lUata Commoa to Sd tady. Splrtwof Tureaottoe 2 Ftrme. eatbec to Auglaad rainy. THE CROPS.

a. Sa Ttatr C.altl.a. SpecUl Telegram to tho Umr-Omun. LACaoms, WiA, Aug. IA la this rkiiity aad through tho Root River alley, great damage Is reported to tho com, potatoos, aad vegetable by the heavy from of Sunday aad Monday sight It is estimated tbat at least 50 per cent, of tb crop is destroyed.

Fields sxposed to tho aorta ar th priaci-pelsuflererA pedal T.leaism to tbe lnter-OeeaA) St. Pact, Aug. 2 A Neatly all the wheat ha be cut This afteraooa a slight raia fell but will do no barm. Good taiisitciaa ostimat th average yield at about twenty bushels pur acre of barley aad oaU. There will be much mor I baa aa average crop.

Tbe frost ot Saturday did no harm. Special Telegram to the Inter-OceaAl Foit Atxissos, Wia, Aog. 24. For tho last three nights tb frost has don great damage about this place, killing corn, tobacco, buckwheat, and early rcrythiag that ha aot beea harvested. Bops ar but yry liul damaged.

BDaoosnTU coaiM trm. Ktw Toax. Ang. 14. Two compaala ot Ms it, aamberiag In all SS0, marched through Wall aad Broad streets yesterday, to th banking office of Greenehanm Brothers Co- received cash for their drafts, and ia th eveaiag started for their aew homes in tne Vt est.

IISCEXOIAStSaV. Spertal Telegram to ta IntarOoaaa.1 Cuituii, Ohio, Aug. 14. Th largo hars ol Krs. R.

la the eastera suburb ef the tew, wa burned to-day with valuable eeataast of grain aad bay. Inoured for $1,600 la tbo Lycoming of Maacy, Pa. Tbo fire was tbo work of aa iaeaadiary. Two tramps were eeea rueelsg from tbo barn Jim as tbe fir was discovered. Tbey were putwaed to the adjoining woods aad arrested aad lodged ia prieo.

They will hare a Bearing be tore a sssgwraie sa kaT- pMT BORTUARY. Special Telegram to the lams Oaean 1 IsptASAmua, Aeg. 24. To-day tbo faaeral osrvlcao of th lata President Kelt wer bald at Gruea castle. Tbe Masons aad Odd Fellows had barge of tbo burial, lodges participating from Bioomlagtoa, Oraw-ferdsville, (Juiaey, Gosport, aad aevural other neighboring towaA A number of leadiag eitissao of Indianapolis were prssint, a well a facullias at Slat aad Asbury raiveraiUas, of both of which Us deceased bad been Calogiatio addrumeo wer made by Bisboo Bowman aad Profaseor T.

A. Wilie, of tbe State Caiversily, aad Professor P. Wiley, of Asbury. A largo aumber of prominent citizens from all part of to Stat were arm eat. Th service were conducted ia th college cam pa ia th preesao of aa assemble of upwards of 2.000 pea-pi, maay tbem tbe aldast ctuaea aad rewdsat af Putnam aad Mo roe CouaUaA Th lioa.

Isaac ClemeatA member of Coagiess from tbo Caruoadato district, was present, bis wife being la daugbtar of Dr. Nau. Nsw You. Aeg. 24.

Th courts adiewrBed ta-dav out of restart to the ssemery of the let Jade Grovr, ef th Court of Appeals. SpadaJ TaUcraa tae Iaa4Mwea. Sr. Loess, Ma. Aug.

24. A daipaUb wa received here tbi moraiag from WilliameinwA Maau eaaauao log tbe death, from Bright disease tbe kidaeyA of William W. Felt, proprietor af the LtadeU aad well kaowa la Chicago. Mr. Felt left here la Jeae owing to bad heelta, aad has beea gradually atakiag Toaorro, Aug.

24. Willis Narerv. the Eabop id. prius e.noaut Koiacorai t-barca ta did at haelburuA K. oa bam day.

SFRIN8 LAJX. 11 our ol a av ZtOTX 11 isaa uo m. I aii: a p.m.1. All oawm il toU I Mafiss-t Mi Special Tetrgram to Ota lalar-Ocau. Sraiau Laia Mich, Aug.

2A MrA PVorb Hi mood, tbe oldast parsoa of Ottawa Couaty, died at thereaideaee of her daagbtar. Mrv Jamas WUaoa, ia this village at 9 o'clock tbis saoraiag. Cbe was bora ia WratwUd. Eagiaad, aad aa bare a resideat of America about thirty-five years, aad wa OS years of age. Mrs.

Hamasoad laarm ta mourn her lorn over sixty datceadanu, beaidm a multilud af frtaad aad relatioas. She wa ia appareuUy perfect witbia a few moments of bar death. Tbe faaeral icas will take plar at jth Metaoda Epascopal Church to-morrow afteraooa. A sailing yacht while takiag a tri Spnag Lab tbi afteraooa bad an of th rope af her riggiag brokea just a a severe gale ef wiad cam an, overturning tbe boat aad throwing out Sve persuas be orrupied her. Tbe steamers Uatti Bmallmaa ead aae being near at bead weat out aad rescued tbe parties from aadoubtedly a watery gravA THE WEATHtft.

Cairaoo, Aug. 2A Tbe local abeervatioa ep 10:18 p. m. were as follows: Ttwr-, Iraruoa fcaiul 1 er lt. ol atna I skmua ar.

2 77 Ctreab. OS a ig.riwA. mi tiwmm. 7 Irmmm. a imt ntiiw.

Sperial Telegram to tbe latarOreaa MlLWAraxA OTia. Aug. St. Arrived bum Oar. lOaw.

Maximum tlmmuiaiiar. Mioiau UMratanrr, tA Wis Dsraarassr. Urncw or tub Caiav Sieeal Or-nciA WAsaisaroa, Aag. 25. 1 a sa Tb tbor-mometee at midaigbt Moaday stood as fallows: Breckeurid gA6; CbeyenaA Cbioagu, Cincinnati, Duluth, EacaaabA ftl; Keokuk, 71; LaCros-A 70: Lea worth.

76: MilwaukcA 62; Omaha. 7: Toledo, A3. The probahilitiee for Wedaead.y area follows: For TcanM aad th Ohio alley ear aad fair weather aad rising temparaturA with ean.riy aad sodtheriy winds aad stauoaary or falliag aarometrr. For tb Lak Keriot.s Partly cloudy aad eoal weather, eeatrrly to eootbarly wiad. faLUag brm eler, and light raia ia Michigaa aad Wiaroaaia.

For th pper Miss uppi aad Lower Mauoori TaU leys lacreaaiag cloudiaem aad area of rai with warmer weather, eoulbal to south ereat, wiad aad faJli og barometer. Tbe Ohio River will rontinoe to fa3; tb Miavkmppi will fall at th statioa abov Vickabarg, aad rumaia stationary at that statioa. LATE MARINE. uatue josnM. Cleared lor below- Bark LnCO.

WH Chartara: To BolT.W Hchr X. wmt. wbau at TVio. Oawaxo ecbr Turaar A AaUer, U.M bu wbast at k-m la w. Aug tA Tbe Special Telegram to tb lumr-Oomn mammeeb aeapaTlar Caav SSodaT arrived bore this aftarwooa.

aa bar SrM frnai MllweuSaA wtib S.U toaa eg frawkt, 7AA7 a 1 0 ill at grata aad Tot banuia el Swat. BAWpraxy, Ohte, Aeg. tA A 'mil Snaar eaak SaSayoC Keliey. with am. Tbe crew were mved.

rOST WSTat fTTJtA Foit Watss, lad, Aag. Iv Work a tho arteama well is seogTaaaisg as rapidly a lb aat are af th rock (bar limmtoa) thrwagb which tbo drill i aew passing will admit of. Tb depth reached to this time ia 2.690 fesC Tb contract calls fog tho drilUag af th wen to Us depth at 2,000 feet, uulaas water should Sow before that tissA Amisteat Stat Geale gist Professor 0. M. LeveO was her a fsw daysaiacw.

wtthavstwof carteiaia the tawperaluie at the hole at diffareat deptbA Tb tastrnmeat owad la th iperimeat was a dssp ssa tbevmomotar, rapabl of repteviag both th ettremm af beat aad cpld reached etoa to la vestigata chargu ai await I to-day reinstated. Tbo CUaoat Railroad Company to-osy cai ledgmool I the Bspreme Court re ova acuta loam or SMcamoew uu mi I tree, ta not unloading graia at tboir warehow so. Doboauo, Vsw Tons. Aug. Ja Arrived, fraua Livarpaot.

fjaamakia SryUm. Loraaa. Aug. 2A TV staasasalp Alexandria, from Jtrw Tart, has antvwd Aac. 24 Arrive, KUuoata, Irom rr Tork.

cUa Faaurmca CaL. Aug. 14Arau4. ahia La doga, from rw Tork. iw Toaa.

Aug. 2a Arrived, teamen Rotter dam, frnai Rotteroam. aad VU de Fans, from Hevya, SocTUAurrou. Aug. IA TVs steamer Ooaar, tram How arrived.

T. A vwis SUBSMT Foot Maaesoa. Uwa, Aag 2A TV Leo Cewuty rSoaday School Coavaatioa mU ia this csry te-aigtt, aad will las far two day aad taw aigbtA Tear Vet from aU tmrti of tbo cwaaty vQ be ImrA Tat FTKST TlAnm. Kasuao Crrr. Ms, Aug.

24. Mr. Saperioteadeat of tbo AScaas Fe sUr d. was sa tbss city ea-say, ware sve aest Moaaay are tag at tbe Srat Iran from La Anssss stl arrive day. coat.

stMiccm. i of eeleetis Diesfuag, has )mu baas 1 BrockaeaA at Laitaic It af eW lb LbaagUM af Gewavul aad fmaaa faw vwwtar that tbe trm traia owwr tbe ruad Vsw Tom. Aac. Sa Om af tbo Wgaat aWltag oaal ipaaiat af Peaasytvaaia to-day aaaouaiaa a redar-i af eaal at retail priras a falWws: Gtala aad org, $5.70, tAA aad rbaleuV $VA A rAJsOUS aXHCOJLUTtJL from tbo srsas af Lain twaaty Uur aa? im enaal af which may be treaslst.l a toOoau: Edutwtieu deas aat da; aad far Ha amt.l apoa bat we know; quae ea little ui.w bet we us It wbat aaj wbkra IS S4amt.lA tb ear set, HesltfaSt, acttv elaa at wbat ke bsars fair, trea. aad gwod; tb.

aalatarrurtad etnvrag after rartitaoA saaraUty. aad eaMy. He who baa lantbeld OVtr boa a ngbt to tb sum tb maaae wbtcb earwr tau ar caU4 lb of aoacauaa; tb au a baa. tnauaaa) a so rearb laa abject aa ataor bants la. tW adaraior.

Tb acbool saotaiue home edoraUao, aad ornians tb way to pabi life; tbe rbutrh npra tb tMoom aed tb baauty of cil UIa a4 tiea.i leias It t-y tb etaraal ioaa af truth aad pvy. Uf ta great cirri wax aartas all tatevarts ra harlC So ta Surma-Uoa of wblrb ail krvers maal pat tat art am. tt bigbavt task of aU aureola, tswcbeeu, mi.sii, aad drrgy. Tb free the forms af tbe wm etrxt mm adaraboa be, la mor dabaaia mast lb La as of dboatma b. Tb kigbart taat af tV edaraiiau of tbe maa is the culture af lb heart.

Thai view very wrj reeoactted with tb prtaripl af wbich should reach purpmwly aad etureaaiy aver tb aao.a optrit, tborefor avwr tb heart a( the maa, that be au bs corns a whom, eomptot au. Exceattv laiejlartaal strmatag. mm i.Tlv ta tbe at tb body gruwiag, saay anag oa leibe ilitj. Tb tru educator Strives fat tb aataral. harm nau au culler of ba papil; uufjUiag.

OVvatoaeaevt I em ad ail mm af ba taleeior tbraugb eaoUmeol. U- i reclioa. not tb guibonag af has re af leoraiag (row-giomeraboal; ovaleUaa, argaaic. not motbaairal shamag; maay-etaad. not aae aided lormlag.

Tbevv lore aat merely la dividual (euiiur but a aor.il anag wcira aiaw. a unatt wer I w. made at SO, BOO. Loon, 1,100, 100, aad 2.000 teat; tho I swtag a aaaorm teirsir.tuis i potato! U)0tTmPebrabti. The Prafm Soau trip tartadiai nam.

I tb M.y- bad mad Like ess wis tats with tka artanaa well at Wabash, Isd aad that tbo ismi wa reas I ar tar to the detHh of 2.279 feet wa 13 degv eah.il. Tl of (dvilitauoul; aot mertly aaivevual buama. but a'a atioasl. hi a word, tru edocaLaoa. Ta edacata rtildraa oaee owa chudre aue i own ie a UsstlasumA hard tsak.

raraly i. our wisbA thereiotuoa onaaariad sus urro aa All paruaiA witbt eifpu kaow this aj over the earth tbey have exaarte.ee i it. aumved ii But lh teak moot aot last lorwer; it riail wv ear doe aot daim rraryihiag. With thaaks toward Ovd we aurchiidre grown aad rviotre iba Itbore Is aa mora aead af odmwtiom. Kot at ot Us work.

purbapA aa tb wbote af it, to brgas F- Tb prctinei of aSaeatJoa liesmas lor a man Ut problem 20 or 55 Of salJ-o4acaLoa. He wbo euppeae tbat. a be ks a lie abed ati has aot macive4 af tb aalaru af adatatiaa ar th part, of IUa Pbyutcal adacattoa must be saade aa waii.J ran of odacatio to) pablss OchaelA aad tar girts as a e.l for boy that at tb grwuad vhwugbt. Th sareOcai. that faS of mystery, aat alaiaed by tboagbiA immodiateiy gwiag trm saaroly caaraivablo wtlbsat tb mingy aad lib sat Ltacal SJiaom.

bat Mrt sell sear 1 1 swii aa batA. PtnsUai snacg iwsarssoms. stnkiag ftowiag waiar than there has beaa Sanag tb 1 1 gv him sous Bad aad aot bat kal erif ka ThVcAf daemmoa maai. ,1. (a aUU rmmimm a.

I va eaawT mm am aw wil. aa wtn rmciiiK aar. vigor. aotwiihataalBg tbo aaca Mde bav baa hammertag away tor about six weekA The daily ten from oao aide or tho oth earb day. Bpectal Tatorraa ks tbe lalar-OcaaAl BbooAiioToa, IIL, Aug.

Th Baptist Associatioa marts at Uxlagtoa to-morrow. Two or tare headred ar oxpoctad from aoroad. BO B)0THa ITtJsa. Ssacial Tetegraa to tb iMSar-OomA) Das Mots, lows, Ang. 14-Tharo raia storm bar to-day, ooatiauiag tkrea Pa led with thunder aad Ugh ta lax.

Two was a sever longing to E. W. Marker, threa snOe aorS at Moiaes, were struck by UghtaiAg aad UsteaUy killed. i. W.

McCarthy. Baaeriateudeut of tho Roform School, ststfwadod four weeks siac by th emmmis- i- tc out. ks much sa adacattoa. Oaly maa edaoekas saaa. and laded aot tbrourh word aad tsaaa, which sanag from tbe kaad.

bt lb rough ba UIa hi cbararlar. ha Btrinac wuiiag. botac. AB out ward kaeutatlaas leau. pt aKripOaa.

etc. have ealy a wala af tbe aeeaad ra. h. Tbe warm terser ia edareii.a as byporrwy. With set rsssstt for pareuts Iber at a poankO edn-eatiea ta mna lot saaa, lor th astiaa, fw humaa ar tar divtae UmgA I art a btgh eulauliaw uaaa edsratina ha tbe faaiDy.

Kvarythiag am amy be Malt urilb, bat aot lb kalaear af aabtt ar measA tbo used act af tb lauu.iee eatarA Nethiag caa meka up lor a bad early ad era tm a Tb maa a aad wul ba wbat odseal sa ba tbe aruadatt ua a( too ward makes of him so lm third af bat Ufa, Strum odacaimo IslsrasaA yaS ruwwarus If muut bu. pensmmau egtea, rva rerparaL It se aat pa. a BMat that hum. bat wraag aatag. Me pauas sa.

tbo freer tbo taaijtutauia, tbo sancter sk.alf be tb edarauoev Tb saare taeald tmhlsesi rel.t aes ar iiatnil. te mare tbe relstlea ml aavty diemakw, tbe fvarr so fin aa at Ui. ere, lb more atrict edacaua sBkauU A A saaa od sealed la meatal alaewry at ass ervfl pra-sred tar bedily aWvary. The adaoaiwu uf seu whbaut rutiA-wo aot us thought at, almeat a Uttlo aoliucs ta tb aa 4 lb war. Batl rntttai ad as by a msl Sat, aad otoao that lima, yaarl v.

ra tbo moatb af Aagust, Its affarm ar oWvaloaod so atiarAs af hydruph.A Last Tbusaday. faulsag lb aVoauVd spall eeeilsg opoa hisa, ho aakad a gaatlsmsa frmad arv ana aot 9 it -I I aicA anal rum .1 si uU tbo tmmad at. I He a) aow aarlacUv wall. Tba SaVarr aa km wife bs W. Dawaoa.

iorstarlv editor at tb Wart War ChsmiaWmO OA I taa barbka. I.i A Tb twauuvrsr betweea that tw aarllas ba waxad Tb PrlOi I eawmdarod aat at aQ Issiiisst, Wag mly a stight amrm aru-ai aiiM. aa i mmrnm taa Soa af tae I I WUU tiiea AM aMrtan aad aja aa Rkhm Tkai rMUHiu sa aa axur. viics wua astoaishiegiy void of argumaat. was wholly tale I up ith a Ured agulaet tb Fort Waya Mirmm Caaayst aad Mr.

Dawaoa: Udead. ia lb aoadadiag eatea i ass letter a vtrtaauy caim taa an. a m. taui A 1 07 Aad minteal Mdod to have be oa aot becomiag to oa aotdiag orwpheele aod lAlags do a gaad. do thwyT rywtt tb high digaitary poaiiioa sVsc ta tba Caiboti Gridley, af Aabura, dmd last Swaday.

"A yuar Church. This distUay af tomaer. la stoooiag to tho j-mrmaL -r. Gtty was told to as of vituperulioa to' aaaihilate has seusseai, sbowa izj7 ba mm.M cooclusivuly that fait bimsdf beaten ia the Wordy Tort ht ooo of Ibesa tomrt tA a srwAm ek.t. saval.

l.hiiAA maath af Aagust, IsTS. Tho otat a.t bim aa sai aa giv thai bo ot omoo ta- LEXMSTOSl SAPTstT fXTnuk. I .1. ml k. Hie iaaeraaoe from $12,000 wasaUaark to him aftm tbo Slat of Aagmu.

wm te aja. yet ba of ItoAld af mm eouvtooad taa tbo prstkacy wwalt Saaday surulg ho msstaok A aovt'ia aad la I at! ar sar aa aautslalsg ma aad takiag a ewultow af lie sssStta bj daail Wt ar aat araaa lased with Mr. Of I character, ha sosmm lb i taatr ragarAia asoasag at sa asair uum Hitritmm totally stovuad of vdjVT Aa irrnna sbJa aad apaafy reeaadr far dae- rbea, dyueatory. sailer, Saw ax oemplaiat, aad aU bowel alaclioaA may bad aa isr. ayu varmta aUvolUmim.

Tb praaaat wU a botli at so uoaf al by i.