Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1877, Page 5

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:! TIIURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1577. WASHINGTON.® ‘How Thieving Lumbermen Wera Outwitted by the Gove ernment. The Visiting Saveges More Inclined to Accept the Inevitable. . /Kow York Custom-Honso Clerks to En- : Joy a Few Monihs® Peace. Boport of tho Commission whioh Exam” ined tha Interior Building, ‘A Few TFigures Pertaining to the Speakership of tho Mouse. THE DEPARTMENTS, A JOKE ON TIIE 1.OG-STRALERS, pecial Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune. WasmNaro¥, D, C,, Oct. 8.—The Govern- iment has met with considerable sue- cess In disposing of the timber selzed fn Lonia- aos and Minnesota bavivg been cut on publie lands, Offers have been recelved within the lastday or two from lumbermen ino Minnesota who proposs to buy the logs now fn tha posses- slonof the Government,and to pay marketl rates for them. Some of these offers have been aceepted, and otbers are under consideration. 1In Louisiana the Jumbermen succeedcd in get~ ting an order from the Court directing that the logs should be sold at publie auctlon, sad they then combined to bid only s nominal rata for them. Tha United Blates sent an agent, who bought tho logs for tha Government at extremelv low rates, and now the lumbermen are purchasing them from the Government at market prices. 0f courso the first sale was subject to a declslon by the courts whether tha selzure of the lozs wasavalld oncor not, but 1f the judgment should bo agalust the Goyernment fn the Lowlsl- ana cascs the amount tobe turned fntothe court would be only that whtich waa pald at the public sale, and the excess which the Goyern- ment subsequently recelved at tho privato sale *would go oty tho Treasury. ' TIIR INDIANS, " Becrotary 8churz had n final interview with the Indlan delcgation this morning, They geemed more disposed to remove temporarily to the Mlssourf River than they did yesterday, and, lved thelr overcoats and trunks, &’crrlengo ll’g::e this evening for the Weat vin New York, The Indians were Informed that the Government would uxpect them to dress hero- after fn plain clothes, and to engage in agrivul- tursl purauits. Wagons, Emw-. and _other sgricultural implements will bo furnished them I the spring, and they will then bu removed to the line of the White River, which s repre- sented to bo capable of belne made a rich farm- Ing country, - The cost of the visit of this dolo- gation s catimated at nbout $7,000. TIR GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFPICE. Work at the Government Printing Oftice fa al- most entirely suspended, only two piresaes nojy being In operation, I L were not for the agrl- caltural report ordered to he printed by the lnst Congress, and which s not yct completed, a great number of women now employed fu'tho printing office, folding and stitching, would be without work, as mnost of the printersand press- men now nre, TIE DRPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, ‘The Attorney-Genceral stated trday that he shoald ask for no leglslation at the extra ses- slou beyond the approprintion nccessary to sup- ply detfciencdes fu R\d cinl expenaes, TEMPORARY CLEIKS. ‘The number of wmpomr’y clerks In tho Treas- ury Department hns been Incrensed to such an z;{:nl that Secretary Sherman has ordered that no wmore rdditions be made to that force. One-half the appropriatton for that purpose for the fiscal year is already expended. NEW YOKK CUBTOM-TIOUSE, Appraiser Dutelier, of New York, arrived hero to-day. One result of his visit 1 that the Sce- retary of the Treasury hias decided not to make thechanges in the Appralser’s Office recome mended by tho Jay Commlssion before Novem- T Dotclier’s renson for “tho postponement was that October and Nuovember ore the buslest months of tho Importing year, and that tho oflics would be more embarruksed to mako the changes now than it would be later. Beerctary Bherman deslres to postpone further ehanges uatlt the new Collectur and priucipal otllccrs bave been appoluted. DOUDTED, The Consul at Demarura has sent the De- artnent 8 statement that, nfter examination, e [8 of oplulon thut the charge that sugars are artificially colored at that port caunot be sus- talned, Tha revenuo ofliciala cust grave doabts pon this Consul's statement., OUIt WIlISRY CABES, The Commissioncr of Internnl Kevenuo to- dayscnt a revenue ugent to Chlengo to sld in the preparation of some of the {mportant whisky casca now pending, The Commissioner i determined to bring oil the revenue cases on the court-dockot throuzhout the country to trial as soon ns possible. THB LAW'S DELAY. District-Attorocy Woodford, of New York, writes hiero that” tho dockets of the United Btates Courts there sro burdened with cases, many of which dJate back to 1805, In some of ;l:::&':ho evidence has been destroyed or fm- BUILDINGS INVESTIOATSD, To the Western dnoctated Press, Wasmingron, D. C., Oct.,—The Commis afon appointed by Hccmnr{ Bchurz to lnvestl- Fate and report “the condition of the bullding nd walls of the Interlor D) epartinent submit- telareport in which they state that the wails :f) (L'utlrcly safe, ‘They Tecommoend that thy Lo rebuilt with fron beams, the cavurlugf to ho of copper, und as _spuce {8 evidently alread much needed to accommodato the grest and growing business of the Patent Offico and the Intarior Department, which has in_ fact_compelled the dangerous usc of spuces within the root for the stornge of combustible materials, the Boany ngg{mu the propriety of comstructing another ballding scross tho mlddle of the vourt-yard "ll“l"'.fl north and south, to consist of the sang w‘unbr.r 9t stories as fhe prescut front and lmzl. 40 have & eentral corridur, sud two rows of rooms ou cach wtory, and to bu of tire-proof :?'"lmflkflh The two court-yards which will .m(xll“uul. Will be of dimensions which can be readily roofed with fron and glass, which will nake it possible 0 use all tha Wower' portiou of theus for the storuge of models, puper, ctv, —— TIE SPEAKERSHIP. Bpectat Disnaies 19 s s Ipeci e Chicago bune, Wasuinozon, D. C., Oct. B.—,:;u;"uflved bere to-day. Randall will kg hery to-morrow, aud Morrison ou Friday, ‘The Speakership conteat bas already begun, Al that hss boen ascortalned thus fur 16 what, the parsisans of difterent candidates clam, Tho aguregate of thes clalms ehows tho very amusing result that 3 hundred votes 10re are pledged for_different Qndidates than thero are Democrats In the Uouse. The clalms are theso: On tho frst ballor, Randall, (; Cox, 85; Baylar, 40; Dlack- burm, 88; BMorrlson, 83; Goode and satiering, 25; muking o total of a3 Yoles, which, it s sald, are pledged, The Democratic membershlp of tho House L bat 145, Beventy-thres votes will bus caycus Diajority sufticicut for nominution. If Kandall's aim of G on the first ballot 13 bone fide, the Present prospoct s that it will be alleult to defeat bim. TUB SUBSIDY PEOPLE Dow claim that Randull has chanzed bis views the past two years, ond iy uow in favor of a5 that he not ouly will not oppose the Texua Pacille, it Bouttern Congressmen united- ly fuvor it, but that be w inclined to favor & subsldly to the steamsblp line Letween New Orleans sud Bouth American States, for the cu- Sauragewcut of that couutry. TUE TEXAS I'ACIFIC LOBEY. Ngaviptal Dlapaich to The Culcayo Tribune. Bw Youk, Uct. 8.—The Sun's Wushington :2““ oaye: *There Is no lunger any doubt us hlhe Iutention of theTexos Pucitic subaldy lobby x‘mn & candidte for Bpeaker of the House of i Oreicntatives, They bave selected thelr man 'li?h hm& their platform, and go futo the bt : bo"w colors nsiled to the hasthead, It [ Id strike for 180,000,000 of the people’s wmh",rbe candidate selected is Goode, of MOTH-KILLING, 4 CABD FROX DONH PIATT. Diapatch 10 Sew York Tmes. Wasnorarox, Sept. 80.—Tho Cowles & Brega moth-exterminator swindle, which was fovestl- £uted Ly the Clymer Commmittee last winter, s <1 0 peculve furtber ventlution us the com- g sesston of Congreas. This Is the busincsa In which Gen. MeClellan was engaged and was pald a percentage on the mmount pald by the Government to the tmoth-killing firm. Donn Platt was the Washington agent of Lhe finn, and it was largely through his efforts that tho process was originally imposed upon the (ov- ernment, e was ealled to testify before the Clymer Committee with reference to alleged frands in connection with Cowles & Brega's contract, but at that time he had no personal knowledize of fraud fn conneetfon with the busi- ness, Piatt and the moth-killing firn having guarreled over the compensation Lo be pald the ormer, Piatt has for some time nast been cone ductlug an {nvestigation on his own_nceount, and, If he Is able Lo substantlate the atlegations he now makes, eome army-oflicers who were In- atrumental In having the process of Cowlea & Brega ndapted by the War Department niny be catled to nnawer hefore n general court-martial, In his paper of today'Donn Plate Pr(nu, n Inrge double-Jeaded type, over his signature, the followlng cari: > To the Iublic: During the ficst sosslon of the Inta Uangrews § svas summoned, much agalnat my will, to «ive testimony before the Committee of Inveatigation concerning the alleged franda in the ‘noll cuniracts of Mesnts. Cowles & Broya, [ hnd no evidence to offer as fo anch frauds, knew of none, and 8o stated to ie Conimitler, T had been emploged by Cowlea & Brega to procure the cone tracts, and so faran 1 knew there was no part of the trunsaction that was nat fair and honest, I'ro by the Commitice, however, 1 gave my surpiclons, "1 sald at the time such surpletons were not evidence, and, had Merars, Cowles & Brega and Col, Ingalls contented Lhemnclves with a aimple denlal, 1 should, 1n accordance with Jus- tice Dugberry's advice to the watch, have let them g0, s, presently culling myself together, thanked God 1 was tid of some knaves, . flut such a conrse did not sult these gentlemen, and, turning wpon me, they Lieaped on my head the vileat atinse possible. Under these circunstances I took np the In- vestization wiiere It was dropped by the Commit. tee, nd, quietly following the few clewn flered, now find’ mywell posssased of the eridenco § did not have as A vritness, 1 now know, and hold m?lcll ready to prove: That Col. 'Mofus Tngalls was 1 the pay of SPORTING EVENTS. The Unfinished 2:22 Race at Cleveland Won by Badger Girl. Remarkably Fast Timo Made by the Winner of tho Pacing Raco, Sheppard Boy, n Chicago Horse, Upsets the Pool-Box aud the Kuow- Ing Ones. Ho Wins the 2135 Race in Threo Btraight Heats—Best Timo, 2:23 1-2, THE TURFE, PAST PACING AT CLRVELAND, CLEVRLAND, 0., Oct. %.—At the Cleveland Club races, sccond day, thero was a large at- tendance. The unfinished 2:22 cluss was won Ly Badger Girl, ‘The first race of the accond day wns pace; won in three straleht heats ly SBweetzer, Sleepy George second snoney, Lucy third, Steaight Edge fourth, The feature of this roco was the time in the first heat paced by Sweetrer, with- out n break, in 2:16, snld to be the fastest heat cver paced on any track 1o harness, The see- ond heat was dead botween Bweetzer sod George, but given to 8weetzer, as Georye broke and ra under the wire, ‘The time in this heat was an even thing—H, 1:08, 1:42, 3:16, In the third lieat George was half a length ahend at the seore, but running, 1n the 2:35 class Stieppard Loy zot a record of 2:234, with Dick Wright, Salem, und Dan Bassett close followers, SUMMARY, Meesrs. Cowles & lrega, recelving from them n cash valuation for hin services, ‘That he was Insuch employ when he sat upon the Commimion in iH72, ar billadelpite, when el o clis, pume WL 000, Al | that Commiinslon reported tn favur of Cowles & | peceptlon 176204 Breon's proceas, Lew Scot Lo424 Thathe waswo_employed swhen, asa menber of | [Tille’ Gy, 300 the kecond Commisaion, Tia oguln Joined n o report | 3iunarel "3y, 1u600 fuvorablo th thelt process. Marlon G, . 45002 "That hie was thelr puld ngent when, as Acting | it Good 08700 Quartermaster-General, lie viol a4 tho law I | Jonpte 1ot G 0000 allawine these men, his clients, $: V. Clifton_Bo: #7800 Lliave the proof,'sd hold Inyseif prepared to | GUILE, B0Ye Sty produce the ‘rame, that Meswrs, Cowlea & lrega, witn coerupt Intent to inflaence Gen. Randolph B, Marey, contracted with that eflicer of the Gover- 1ment to pay Gen, Murcy, Gen, McClellan's (ather. in-law, 1 uercentaze upon the contracts pro-ured from the, Ugvernment, tien, darcy belng Clr fmon of the Committes that approved of Cowles & Lizega's procers at Phtladelphin. . 1 hiave the proof that hovks weea altered or de- atroyed for the purposo of concenllug thesw fraude ulent tmuractions; that withenses were run awiy 1o Cannda 1o cacnpe appenrance before the Come mittee of Inveatipatinn; and that the lestmony of Messrs, Hrega, Cowles, aud Ingalls 18 a tissuo of Inlsehaods frai begluning to end. All of which fs reepectiully submittod to the War Department and the Grand Jury for their judiclal coutderation. NOTES AND NEWS. THE LEVEE QUESTION, Bpectal Inmateh o Tie Chicago Tribune, Wastingron, D, C,, Oct. 8.~The Commls- #loner of Agriculture lua addresscd the follow- ing letter iu regurd to the project of rebullding the lovees of the Misalasippl to Capt. Euds: Tacing clase, 8000, w30 Second race, Ocf divtded, LOUISVILLE. LouisvitLe, Oct. 8.—The attendance at to- day’s ruces was not so large oa upun former oceasions, In the first event, for au Assoclation purse of Capt. . B, Eade, St. Lows—Sin: 1wrote you | 8300, ¥50 to the sccond, mile Leats, Enilzht, o lsiter some tine ago In relation to the léves | Kiug Faro, Mirah, and Grit startced, Mirah was Aystem of Lunistana, to which I have not yet re- | first ciolee. In the first lieat Kling Faro was celved a replysand which I tear han escuped your | first, Mirah sccond, Enlight third, King Faro ltontiai, SLaeire oot i cul Jour autontion s | aiso’wun the sccond heat and ruce. In the lost ie finportance of this aubject, niul bope you wi 0 o ind thihe to. conulder 16, on 1% 1s comottong now | heak Grit was secoud, Mira third. Time, 1:448¢ nnd 1:431¢, The Bell Mead stake for 2-yeor-old colts, dash threo-quarters of 1 milc, was won by Himyar, Leveler second, Eorl of Deaconsficld thirds Time, 1 . Hlmyur was the tavorite. The third tveut was a dash of ane and one- fourth miles for the Assoclation purse, $250, Largenteen, the favorite, was tirst, Olly Guimn- 1mon second, Janet third. Time, :13) CALIFORKIA IACKS. Bax Frawncisco, Oct. 8.—At Sun Jose to-day, n a race three In five to harness, Nutwood beat Lou Whipple, Red Cross, Bt. Helenn, and Sweet Brer fn threo stralght heats. Time, 2:25%, 28034, iy, « BASKE-BALL. CHICAGO—ST. 1.OUIS. 87. Lous, Oct. 3.—The gume between Chicar goand 8t. Louts was intersupted by a heavy mllu. The following is the score 08 far as ploy- ed: under conmideration by this Department, and to you I look with hopefulness to the solution of the heat meuns of retalning the river walls, and making the lovees pornuwment. Pleuse give thia matter your best and carlicat consideration, that we oy jointly be ready to take hold of it when Congress mieets, Hespecttully, your obedient servant, W. 4. Lenug, Commissloner, AN IMPORTANT DIGEST, Journal-Clerk Bmith haa prepared for the Comnmittes on Rules, under u resolution of the House passed lost scsslon, a digest of all the proceedings froin the foundation of the Govern- nient in connection with the cholcs of oflleers of the House of Representatives. It coutalns all the rulings of Speakers and Clerks on ques. tlons arfging n connuetion with the organiza- tion ot the louse, extricts containing ull resv- Iutions, and givinz a history of all contests Wwhich linve over tukeu pluce In the election of ofticers. Althouszh preparea for tho use of the Committes on Ruics, tlils digeat whil be of preat yaluetoall members of the louse, nud eapecinlly to those who enter Congress for the first tine A at the'coming sessfon, and who ura therefore uu- ;1{"{:;:1”::, 288 00 Tamiliar with its usaucs. Chicago. .. 0003 0-0 OVERPAYMENT, .. Tathe Western Associated Press. Wasminoron, D C., Oct. &h~Two mail con- tractors fn collusion with J. E. O'Brien, u clerk Inthe pay divislon of the Post-Oflice Deprart- ment, secured the overpayment of $20,000, but, being detected, ure returolng the money, wud may not be prosecuted. Biuee hite—St, Lonls, 87 Chicago, 0. 1tuns curned—None, Errors—3t, Louls, 5: Chicagos, 5. SPIINOPIELD, ILL, BIRINGPITLD, 11}, Oct, S.~Baro-ball: Bpring- fleld Reds, 85 Loutavilles, 2. Five innfogy, the raln preventing further play, HOSTUNS—ARTPORLS. Ngw Havex, Conn, Oct. 8.—luse-ball: Bos. tous, 8; Hartfords, 4, THE TRIGGER. TOGARDUS, Bpecial Dispatch io The Chicago Tribune. Crinton, 1., Oct. 3.—Capt, A, 11, Bocanina guve au exbibition at & shooting tournwment Lero to-duy. It rulned almost constantly, but, I spite of the wet, be broke 151 ¢lass balls out AVPOINTMENT, Judge R, B. Wurden, formerly Justice of the Bupremo Court of Ohlo, but for the past five years resident of this city, has been sppolnted member of the Board of Health of this District, vice Johu M. Langaton, resigued. SPRINGFILLD. The Ilannibal Jirkdge Company —State Board of Fqualization s Preventlon of Cruelty to Auimals—A Litel Sult, Special Disvnich to The CMcayo Tridune, SriiNorieLy, I, Oct. 3,~The aunual meot- fng of the stuckhulders of tho Uannibal Bridge Company wus held ot the Leland 1otel up 12 o'elock. Fhe old Dircctors wers re-clectod as follows: A. M. White, A, M. Boody, A. W, Lamb, C. M. Bmith, and A, 1, Dayless. Tho Directors then et and ro-clected Alex M. ‘White Prestdent and A, T. White Troasurer, ‘I'io State Board of Equalization at the ses~ slon to-day adopted the report of the Commit- tec ou Kinllrowdy, ns sent in advance in theso slispatehes lnst night, and then adjourued until Y . to-morrow, when the forinal adjourn- ment takea place, ' The Bounl has, however, nl- ready vlused lts labors, nil most of the et bera leave for howe to-night, ‘The Agents for the Provention of Cruelty to Anhnnls, who were appeinted by Qov, Cullomn in accordanco with tho State lawv passed last sesslon, which went Into effect JuJ(y 1, have made thelr report tor the yuarter ending Bept, 80, Agent Ranvy, at the Nutlonal Stock-Yards, Hast e, Louls, riports thut he bisa not found it neeessary to ke sny arrests or institute pro- cecdings tor violation of the law, aud thut the ofticers of the Stock-Ynrds und dealers co-oper- ‘To-morrow Lo uives otner exbibitions, The tuurnament coutinues two days longer, —ee— THE RAILROADS. KANSAS CITY THESOUTIIWEST= EILN RATE ASSOCIATION, Tt Is but « few days since that the Southwests cru Raflrond Rate Association was ruorganized, an! already It hos o ight on hand wore serfous than any that has threatened {ts existenco while workiug under ths old plan. As has already been stated in Tur TRIBUNE, the Assoclation now pools all its earnlugs, while under the old plan ouly a certaln percentago was pooled. To carry out tho lato sgreement It becomes neces- sury that the ebipmceuts from Missourd River pulnte bie divided proportionally among the va- rlous lines belouging to the pool, and un sgent lus been appoluted, with headquarters ut Kane sas Clty, 1o attend to this business. But this agent will be entirely powerless to act unless he {s nllowed to fuspect tho shipping-books of the clevators. To enable him to divide tho busl- uvas cqually and seo 1o 1L that no one road can ute fu carrying out the apirit of tho faw, | take advautage of the other,%a demaznd was thouch, when it frst went luco cffect, | mado by the Association on the eleva- the law was violasted by eome men fu [ tor wen o Kansaw City to furnish thy tying of tho feet ‘of sheep, calves, | un exhibit of thelr shipplug-books, This re- and Logy, in order to trausportthem fu wagons, But this practico, which cuused great agony to the unfortunate unfiauls, has been douy uway with, and, ut the Instance of the State Agcut, ruckd und eribs have been procured, Awent McDonald, ut the Unton Btuck-Yards, Chicago, reports that during the quarter he lis caused twenty-five arreats for inhuman treatinent of anlnals, und_vluetecn such defendants have been flned. Further arreats would bave been Juatitied, ho adds, but the ontleers of the Jlumane Boclety ot Chicaze discourage arrests when remonstranco aloug will suflics to fuduce mors humano trestment of auhmuls. The oftlcers of tho Btock-Yurds aro reported to bo In hearty sympathy with tho law, and to de- aire Its enforcement, The libel sult of Willlam Andrews, o Yocal Dewovratie ward pohticlan of somu note, ve. the Jlinois State Journal, to recover $3,000 damn- eyca for {ta publication of him us 8 common und Intolerable nulsauce, has been on trisl fu the Clreuit Court ull day, und the jury fs still ovut, eppurently unable to agree. The defenso sceks m]unulr the charge by establishing the char- wter of the vomplainaut. Much {ntcrest is quest has been refuscd by the clevators on the Kround that it places fn'the possession of thy pooling roads the amount of graln shipped, the prics pald for shilpping, swd the roule over which shipped, ‘The refusal, of course, substan- tlates the charges so often mude darling the pust yeur that the rates were belng cut by certain of the 8t Louis roads, aud that the elevators at Kanugs City wero alding and abettlng them in this busincss, The way this wos done was that the clevators atlowed th cars of certain rowds 10 be loaded with from 25,000 to 30,000 pounds sud {ssued billiof laging fur20,000 poutds, which wakes u large revato on stch shi ments and slows why so many Kausus City shivpers pre- ferred to ship via 8t, Louis.” Of cousse this kind of thing can be practiced uuder tho new plan almost a8 well s under tho old one, sud llm ouly safeguard acalust such practices s in A:nmp\'l{lng the clovators at Missourl Iiyer luts to muke an cxhibit of their shivping- ol The Bouthwesteru Assoclation acted promptly fu the matter, und at once guve orders that no ‘wore care should b furnished to the clevators at Kausas City for grain shipments until they will allow the Beeretary or agent of manifeated fu tho ciee, the Assoclatlon aceess to their loading-out e ———— books mnmlmn; recand of their shipuients HYMENEAL. winco Sept. 1, 1817, Now, on secount of this action by the Asso- clattun, the clevator mey, sbippers, and the press of Kunsas City are raislug au unprecedent. ed hue and cry and swear vengeanve upon the roads beloaging to the Assoctation, The ne pupers particalirly wre most yenomous fue their écuuuuhumu of the rallroads, Ouve of tho Kau- sas City pupers comments upon the difficulty ss follows: ‘The refusal of the elevalors to cxposs tho pri- vate accounts of the shippers us o wcons of ene forcing tbo Lizn-rate rules of the pouliu cowbina- tiou was followed by the wilhdeawal of ail . thy froicht-care 1rom the elwvators and the Soppae ot all esportatlon of grain from Kausas City 11l one #id or thu other K!: 3 ‘Ihis unexpected wituation will seriously disturb busiuess and produce a great many cuses of fudi- vidoal cuobarzasamcnt, It shows tho readioess with which rsliroad companics will, 10 care; their point, resort (o eapedicats au bigh-hande and g reprebensible os those ulql;lwd by despurate and Lslf-starved workiugmen fo thelr atrikes. The right of compauies chartered 84 comuon carriers, with high wouopoly privileges. o destroy all comprtition by combiniug 1 a povling nnm{w went w extorl exurbitant rates frow the public, may well bo doubled. 1t §y certalnly sgalnst pub- L bolicy, whether the law wllords vy remvdy or Spacial Dizpalch o The Chicago Tribune, Brooummigrox, ill., Oct, $.—The most inter cating soclal cyent that has transpired for yoars 11 the Village of Dauvers, McLean Cuunty, was the wedding to-dsy of Mr. Autulne E. De- Mange, & well-known young lawyer of Bloow- fugton, aud Miss Magle L., daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. U. 8, Hodge, of Danvers, a lovel ¥y BECONL- AT e Vi ¢ cop! - fugton an ov.huanmghb“grh?;flzzzf omibi e THE KEOKUK CANAL. Krokuk, I, Oct. 8—Tuls eveniog Ma). Stickucy, I charge of the Uovernment cunal at this place, deided to bulld a coffer dam sbove the uppeg gato of the lower lock of the canal, to protect thu gates sud to allow steamboats to transfer from the outer bLavk of the canal to boats tu the river, Heuco navigation will not Lo closud in the upper river a8 aunounced in theso dispatches this mornug, A force of wen wero set 8t work oo thb colfer daw evening, of 1681n nine minutes and forty-six eeconds.' not. Mut when ancha_combination assumes and exercies the power 1o farce outside business men into an aetive sipport of the paoiing bustneas, by refuring 1o allow them to ship at the combination's Onn fived ratea, It Is crrtaluly violaung the faw and the: Aehia of the public as llacraotly nn ever the wildeet mol of strlkers tid_when poing about foreing proole toqnit work. 1f therein noeflirirnt Ieual renedy for o wrony like that, our Legislatnre shnutd proviptly devise one. In the meantime, it eccme to us that onrgraln- Orma ute taking o tand In which they deservo and Wil hiave the cordial sympathy of the public and & certain triamph In the end. If they anceeeded in getting lawer raten of freight on grain than the railroad combination had fixed, thcy were aimply doing their duty in protecting themaelven and ina Jrodocors of the Weat sgainat that combination, t in not their doty to foster and protect such com- Linations, bnt to break ihem np whenever they can, and they did right tn refusinga demand which the Hate Aesociation lind no right to makenn them. They appointed n commitice yeetordny to take Je- ful counsel my to their remedy againet the embaro atd on_vrain by the Association, and should tho courta offer no rellef they will probably find otner menns of gotting gran to market. The position of the ltate Asaaciation ir nat only wealk but nn- tenable, The atiempt ta hold 1t far any length of time wil suroly break up the combinatton. Anotlier Kansas City paper saya: - Now, thin In in law 8 conspiracy—just 2a much a4 tho atrikc of the brakemen wne,” and it only needs that o Superintendent or frefght azent net fire to on elevator or beat o shipper to death to mnke the parallel complete. 1L 8, teo, a violation of thelr charters ax com. mon carriers, and for which they can and ought to e ‘made reaponsible in exemplary damazes. Nothing #o high-handed as to raitzoad usurpations and opprennions bas ever beforo transpired In the West, A combination of weven rajflways agstnst the commerce of o whole' city and Staie equal in zesults, {f waccenaful, 1o a0 nct of war, And this 18 the retuen which these, iwo months agu terenr- Atricken and heipless corporations, piake to a gen- erona ond magnanimous beople wiio came to thelr aid In thelr dire extremity, It i the highwayman's demand, nfter rifiing o man'a pockets, to make him tike off his hoots 1o #ecthat he haanome wore hild away in hisatockines, “The only frotection the shippes hon had agalnet these paol cannpleacicn was in the cupidity of the conApitatars, Now, nnder n threat o stop alf atiljmenta, they propose ta make the ahipyer furs nish the protection which honor fails to affor among themnelves, We hope our elevators will mieet this promptly, and if necessary Indict every road for consplracy. The Grand Jury of Jackson County i» in nerslon, and the roads aro all undee chrieen fruin Missourl. The matter hins gone far enough, and when corporations propose policy as destructive us a public enemy they wmnst bo met na sich, Al of which wocs to show that the Bouth. western Rallroad Rato Association Is right, nnd that lhcr hve struck the sharks of Kanzas City 1u # vital spot. SCARCITY OF CARS. ‘Tha cry of the railroads centeriue in this city is “more cars,” The [reight business is so Jarge now that not asingle road has enough cars {o take carcof nll that offers. All the ruads lave lssued ordersto load tho cars to thetr utmost capacity, aud most of them are adding new ones to thelr rolling stock every day. The Chleago, Burtington & Quincy Rallrond s borrowed all the cars it could get,dias ndded nbont 500 new onea fu the Inst few weeks, and s adding about ten more overy day, yet it was short ubout 2,500 cars yesierday, Other Western roads are nbout similtarly-situsted. But what Is niost noteworthy s thot the ronds leading East nre also short o cars, although oot to the same extent a the Western roads. The Michigan Central Railrond was short yesterday about 700 cars, Never before hoas it “occurred that the roade leadtug East from this clty werc short of carn before the ciuse of navization, and it indi- cates n still greater rush of business as eoon ng the navigation scason lsat an end. ‘The roads were unprepared for such an unprecedented rush of businesa, though tte splendid conditton of thucrops indieated that it would be heayy. Durl, the last five or six years the constriction of new cars lins not kept pace with the increase of business. The Granger movements, scarcity of money, and other causes induced the rafiroads to stop.mak- iy further expenses until they could see thelr way ctear, ‘This Is the reuson Why they are now unprepared 1o take care of the Immcnse busi- ness 10w coming forward. TIT NTW PITTSBURG ROAD, Sectat Dipaick to The Chiruo Tribune, Prrrssuna, Pa., Oct, 3—A new weetern out- let from this city Is now assured. Ground was broken on the Pittsbure, Youngstown & Lake Erie Raflrond this morning. Yesterday morn- g Mr. B. J. McGroun, the contrctor, arrived in the dty from Launcaster with a large force of bridge-bullders, furemen, engiucers, and clerks, and his men were taken out on the afterncon trains ond posted at Sewickley, Phillipsturg, Beaver County, aud other points, Ten acres of carts, wheel-barrows, derricks, ropes, pulleys, drills, plcks, wedges, sledmes, ete, are now lying ot Yardleyville, on the Delaware, and will be shifted to this point At once. Mr, McGrann_was aleo accompanied to this city by J. 1. Coffrode, of the britge-bulld. ine firm of Phtladelphia, In the afternoon the contractor, Mr. Coffrode, Mr, Sayler, the en- gincer fn charge of the survey of the new road, Sebastlan Whnmer, chiel engineer, and Mr. Auckenhile, his assistaut, left Tor Phillpsburys, where the {ron bridge fs to spon the Ohfo. 1t 1a stated that _most of the erading will be done this foll. The discriminations of the Pennsyl- yanis Company sgalust Pittsburg are serlously felt in every department of business, und thy prospect of & competing roud and o far show glves zreat satisfactlon to our citlzens. Ty B & W, Spectal Distaich 1o 7he Chicago Tridune, INpiaNavoLts, Ind,, Oct, 3.—I. C. Btimson, of New York, representing the bondholders of the Indisvapolis, Bloomington & Western Road, Gen. George B, Writht, Recelver, and C. W, Falrbanks, attornoy, have submitted a plan to the scveral classes of bondholders, Which, they think, will accomplish the cud desired, 1t 1s whot may be culled ascaling scheme, by which ol classes of bondhotders ‘will get & certain per cent for their bouds in proportion to the present yalue of the scale, varying In price from 80 up to 75 cents on the doilar, To ralse money to Luy these bunds it is proposed to lssuce § ), 000 new bonds and eancel all now existing, 1t 18 thougut the business of the ruad will cusble the Compuny_to pay intercst ou such bomds promptly,. “The bondholders lave not vet taken uction ou the vroposition, The schenie will not bu acceptuble to the Arst-mortgaze bondholders, ns they are spugulue that they cventually will scoop the wholeconeern without even rafsing tho $050,000 ordered to be pald cer- tain clusses of creditors by the Court, boping by appeal to tho United States Supreme Court 10 rid themsclyes of that, LOUISVILLE & NARINVILLE, LoutsviLLg, Oct. 8.—Tue nnoual meeting of the Loufsviile & Nashville Rallroad Company oceurred to-day. The old Board of Dircetors were re-elected without opposition, A resolu. tion tendering the congratulations of the stock- holders for the suceess of the manazement of the road was unanfmously passed, E. D, Standi- ford was re-electéd Pregilent, and H. Victor Noweomb Vice-President. The report of the Trostdent shows the effairs of the Com- pany to be in a eatlsfactory con- dition, the bonded and tloutiig debt havine been I-rgel{ reduced, The ecarning ca- pacity of the vosd Is rapidly ducreasing, there being n the past_year a net of 82,140,520.93, wyralnst $1,484,047.07 In the year beforn the paule, Tueroad isin Hine physfeal couditiou, the couutry through which it Junu Is_lucreas- ing fu populatiun ang wealth, the Company ]l:.)lng urueh attention o hinmigration aod the lg!fl\fiuu ot manufucturing intereats alovg its iue. — MORE PAY, New YoRrE, Oct. 8.—LakR SoRs & Micui. aaN BoutuzeN RaiLway, Orrick or TuR PresiveNt—Ueneral Order (o the Officers and Zployes of the Lake Shore & Michiyan South- ern Jtalleay Company: An mdvauce of 5 per ceut upon the compensation of all employes of this Company affected by the reduction of 10 per ccut 10 July last, and where the pay amounts o less than $2,000 gggr aunu, wilr be made on aud after Nov. 1, 1877, W. I, Vanpzeoier, i ANN ARBOR & TOLEDO. dpecial Dupateh i The CAicugo Tribune. ANN Anuvos, Mich., Oct. 8.—Boston capital- Ists who have been working for subacriptious {for the Aun Arbor & Toledo Rallroad for some time past bave succeeded iu obtafuing clent umount to jusitty thew fu counmundnfl operations. It §s “announced to-day that work will be begun pext week at Dundee, aod bo pushied in both directions as rapidly as possible. ———— A PAIR OF KINGS. Spectal Dispaic ia The Chicugo Tybune, ' Lauauis Cirx, Wy, Oct. 3.—Jsy Gould aud 8lducy Dillon spent & short time bero yesterday dnspecting the shops und rolliug nulls, ou thelr Juuruey Westwurd. They bave gous to Ogden. ITEMS, . ‘The Canada Pucific Railway Is under coutract Lrow Fort Willisw westward to tho Epglish Rive ety n distance of 113 miles, and from Selkirk, on the Red River, eastward to Keewatin (Rat Portage, on Winnlpeg River), 114 miles. Tho rails are laid forty-seven miles from Fort Will- fams to the Oskondago River, beyoud which Is o tunmel 575 fect long, through eolld trap-rock. There are construction tralns orly runnlng that dirtance. A telegraph line followa the rond, and s under contract for 130 milcs bryond English River, Tuey are cuttng out the timber the whole widih of the road, nmlnvnln;}up the telegraph- poles and wires some hundred miles in advance of the work. The record of publie accounts shows that about £2,000.000 per annum Is now being expended upon this rallway, It {s esti- mated that the rond from the head of Lake Huperfor to Red River will cost £20,000,000. From appearances I should think that nt least 1,000 workmen are now employed on this end of the route. The VWabash Road has come aown from the high horse as regards its position on_ ontside ticket-offi It Dhos acceded to the ‘demand of the St, Louls Raflroad Assoclation, and alol- Ished tts ticket-ofiice at the Lindel) Ilotel. The Wabash men say the oillce didn't pay anyway, ‘The grapes werd evhilentiy too sour, et CASUALTIES. TERRIFIC EXPLOSION, Apecial Disgatch o The (hiragn Tyitune, Coruynue,0,,Oct. 3.—0ne of themost serlons boller explosions on record took place at a stnall village called Btudortown, about Nfteen mifes frotn this city, this morning, by which four per- sons were [natantly killed and one or two sari- ously Injured. A new portable saw for sawing logs was erccted yesterday nnd teated, but ouly ran for a short time. This morning a full head of steamt was grot up, and work just commencel when the boller exploded with o terrible and most desfening report, completely blowing tic mill from the foce of the earth. The botler ani machinery connceted with it, weighing 8,000 Dounds, were hurled throuzh the alr for 50 feet. ‘The property was owned by Miller & Son. Mr, Bolomon Miller, the son, was nlown aeross the roul and through a fence, - Portions of his body were found atrang along the ralls, presenting most horrible slzht. Perry Ebersole was burled through the alr nearly 1,050 feet, and frgments of hig liinbs Lecoming separated were found 100 feet from the other portions of tha body third victin, named Sheder, was horribiy man- gled, his bruleed aud Dlackened remains be- fne found on the opposite side of the rond dlstorted and mangled almost beyond recognition, Mr, Miller, the father of the young man killed, had his arm broken, and was otherwise scriously Injurcd, 'The primary cause of the urluslun was no doubt Jettinzg the water in the hoiler get too low, ond then pumplug fu cold water. —— POISONED MILK. CLEVELAND, 0., Oct. 2.—One of the most curlous cascs that bas conie to notive rince the prevalence of the cattle diseaze in thiscliy Is the poisoning, by drinking milk, of Alfred Cas- eon and a boarder, named Charles Ruunington, on Bt. Clair strect. Sunday morning both gen- tlemen partook freely of milk which had been delivered as usual by the family's regular milk- man, and were scon afferward aefzed with sudden pafna - In the etomach, followed Ly “violent vomitmg, The pains continued during the duy, contining the victitna to their beds, from which Mr. Running- ton lins not arleen, One singlar fact related by Mr, Casson Is that, at the time he wua taken gick, he noticed the family catjacting strangely, and it soon becate apparent that the unlnal was also alfected, Quite o number of dead ceatile are belng reported daily, and it is thought now that the remarkably bot and dry weather— for this reason of the year—which 1s now pre- vailing may have something to do with tne cattlo-pluue exiating here. SPRUNG ALEAK. Lewes, Del, Oct. 8.—The Coptain of the steamer Magnolla reports left Savannah Bept. 7% wind moderate untll the 20th, when ft in. creased. At 4 0. m, onthe 30th the vessel wan ducovered deaking badly, The mumps were started imimediately, but could not gain on the water. The fires were extinguished at 8 a. w. The prssengers and crew left the ship at 5 p. in. with iwelve feet of water in the hold and galn- Iz fast. ‘They were picked up aliout dark by the bark Straleund, from Daitimore for the Buhic.lnml put_on u pilut-bont this nornine and Taunded here, They suved notbiug but what was ou thelr bavks. e # DROWXNED, ‘Spectal Dispatehto The Chicago Tridune. Dupuque, In., Oct. 8.—~FEtna Lampspect, o boy aged 8 years, was found drowned (n Gun- dolfo Creck, He hal wandered frow homé, and it 1s supposcd fell in while playing along the shore, Kueelal Jitrpatch 1o The Ghicago Tritane. Derkorr, Mich., Oct, 3.—The body of an un- known man was foundon the lake #hore ncar Point Au Peaux this‘ morning, clad o fine clothes. with a blue overcoat. Ou the desd maen's persun were found 650 and a drafe on Ilammon, Thurston & Co., of Wlliamston, ch, for $50. THE COMFORT, WreeLing, W, Va., Oct, 3.~The cxplosion of the steamer Comfort yestenday was more disas- trous than at tlrst supposed. Flve persons ure now known to have been killed, Three persons are still mlssing, and about Hfteen wounded, two fatally. Al the pussengers had nut been registered, and It witl be inpossible to asceriain the exact number lost. The wounded arc at Moundsville, twelve miles below this city. phissiediney COLLISION. PonrLanp, Me, Oct. 8.—A passenger traln on the Ogdensburg Road todday run fntun frefeht trufu standing on the side-track at Luke Lebago, smnsbing both enwtues, bargige car, and scuts (n the drawlug-room cur, and badly Injuring the conductor, ¢ugiveer, frewan, ex- press_agent, und several passengers. A juis- placed awitelt was the cause, TOUNDERED, New Yong, Oct. 3.~The steamer Magnolla, from Savannal, Bept. 2%, for New York, foundered off Cape Uatteras. Her passengers and crew were suved, rater was 1,200 tons burden, worth about §200,000, and nsured. 8he was louded with cotton and n miscellaneous carzo of cons siderable value consiimed to Now York, DBROKE I3 BACK, Speciul Diwitch 10 The Chicuga Tvibune, CananvitLg, I, Oct, 3.~A drayman named Richard Harrinzgton had his buck broken by be- ing thruwu from o wagun to-day, Ll injuries witl prove fatal, FOUR PERSONS DROWNED, Bostoy, Mass,, Oct, &—Louis Liverty, Will- fam Price, sud two Wise brothers were drowned to-day by the capslzing of their Loat, — . THE WEATHER, Wasninarox, D. C,, Oct. .—For the Upper Lake region, rising Larometer, colder, worth- west winds, clouds, and raly, followed at the Western statious by deariug weather, LOUAL ODsKRYATIUNS. Clitos e -—7-8 8 B0; winbmuns, o8 ERVATIONS, e, Uct. S-Mdnight, _ Wind™ " wai Milw, Tha O c‘x( Tridune. et. 8.—Mercury at sun- riso 18 degrecs abové zerv. Icein the strects, ————— THE DOCTORS. Queciul Disvalch &0 Ihe Chicago Tridbune, AwN Axsox, Mich., Oct. & —The State Home- opathic Society concluded ita scsslon hers to- dsy. Dr. D. Huat, of Grand Raplds, presented & paper on the surgical trestmaent of diphtheria, and Dr. Houss, of Tecutnsch, on statistics. Dr. Hastlogs, of Detrult, proposed that, ws scatlet fever was four tines os fatal us small-pox, that bouscs wherein scarlet fever existed should b placarded. After o long discussion tho motfon was rejected, 1t wus 8 disputed question whether this dlicase was contasious or noi. Dr. d, K. Detendor, of Willliwston, was sd- mitted to membership In the Boclety; also Dra. OPENINGS, R Olinand (1. B, Foster, Numecroua other Liona were lald over, Resolutions were -dnlucrl repudiating the sentimenta contained In Wylde's Tetter, referred to fn sestesdar's dispatel, Otlicr business of local importance wes trans- BITUARY. ARCIIBISHOP BAYLEY, NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 8.—Archhishop Bayley died at 10:%0 to-day. A solemn mass of requiem will be cclebrated In the Cathedral on Friday morning by Bishop Corrigan, after which the rema'ns will be taken to Baltimore in n special car, In that city the funeral service will tako place on Tuesday next, Bishop Foley, of Chl- cago, will preach the sermon. iy TIETJIENS, Loxpow, Oct. .—Mme. Theresa Tletjiens was altacked last evening with difficalt breathing end faintness, Bhe rallied and appeared hetter untll 2this norning, when she died peacefully. ——e— FROM SWAMP AND MARSH, From land 16t satusated by receding floods, and from pools atagnating In sunken lota on the out- #lifrts of citlen, risca b ¥apor pregnant with direase, tanomea 18 malastna, and it I laden with the secds of fever and ague, billous remittents, and other ma. larial dirorders. Fow to cope aticcemafully with there destructive maladies {n & problem solved more than & qrarter of & century ago by the dis. covery of Tlastetier's Stomach Iitters, which baa proved iteell an abolute specific for minamatic dineane in every form, itasure roventive, and o superh Invigorunt and genersl altarative of dise ardered contitions of the systera, Irrefeagibls evideneo to prove this fact hae been acenmalsting for years, nnd rcarely a day prires without rome fresly corroborution of it Erainent phymicians have, aftee g thorough fest, neouounced the article peefecily eficaclous and aheolutely pure, ond the American people long ngo adopted 1t oa thelr favorlte Louschold remedy, esthoik e AT RN BUSINESS NOTICES. Keep's Patent 'nrtly-Made Dress Shirta s the very best: wix for 361 can bo finlalied as eanily as hemining & handkerchief, 173 Madison street. Jeffers' Prench Catarrh Cure Is the hest romedy known for catareh, nthina. and bay-fever, Trinl free. Office 70 State st, Soid by druggints, g Dir, Wermann's sure enre for catarrhetry tawd be convincud, Sampies free, J'rice S0cents, ur GO cents by express. Depot 72 Dearborn strect. i R— . . Uan « Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrnp® for children while teething. It cures dysentery and diarehers, wind colic, and rexmlutes tie bowels, e e e Madison & Peoria-sts, “0PENINGY New Fall and Winter Styles Fashionable Millinery, COSTUDES, CLOAKS, FABRICS, And Sensonable Novelies, TQ-DAY, (TIIURSDAY, Oct. 4), AND TO-MORROW. The Puhblic is respeetfully invited, Strangers vlsiting the elty. CARSON, PIRIE & CO. 0PENING! CONTINUES TO-DAY. ‘We shall also open anothez large stock of 2-button KID GLOVES, includingnewshades and Opera Colors, at 80 cts. per pair, or $7.00 per dozen. Great Bargains, f Hotchkin, Palmer & Go. 137 & 139 State-st. Also, "MEDICAL. SANFORD’S RADICAL CURE For CATARRH MEETS THE WANTS OF THOUSANDS (entlewien—We havo sld SAKFOLRD'S RADICAL 5 ot 1early une year, and an sy cundidly LAt we Aol ashiatiar prop on thint staction, VY wve uch Niver. Wy lave todusra the feat complaint i ¥*Ne are notIn the Bahlt of recommendtig patent mod- feinrm, bt your preparation 1 ets the wants of thiu. we thinK those afic:nd shoul be convineed nerlt, &5 that tiels aftering wili e teliey- 2 have: beeu tu Uhe drug busti.os for the pat tweive years cosuantly. aud sobd ¢serything for SarTh bt 3oure leads all ihe Test. 1 yorl sec pro U CO e Il ICLIET OF ANy fart uf 14 Tt COry truly yuties, . b. BALDWIN & €0, Spdeaalc wna itcrats Dialorn i Drace: ook, and 7. Stationcery. Wasldngton, Ind., Feb, 23. 6,000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA. The following testimont| Nosworth & Co., Denver, e from Mosws. ., Iarge and Iof eedentedly large sules aud ur_discase {8 10 RlaFin- Tliey ek of the fol- Juwtug gentlenicn wa amoug heir bast cltizens: SORELY AFFLICTED. L £ GLOVES, 3. . Tosworth S R S T ST Promited by a fe ik or Uiond wiictel with ] ] Catartt, T wish o AN ! DD Ieaniea D S O C P U e Gloves Gloves' Gloves’ e B e S ot A T o8 £t H A5ali i bl neisie e the avave COILL frofy | 1O Best in the World for Centles L et being men's Wear are the onit wedy. 1 iellsve 1t to s all it 16 elalned o dieul Care for Ca- tarrh. Very truly yours v Tisliver, St B iee W donn. it & Go, GREATLY AFFLICTED, J. 00, Bosworth & Co.. Denver—Gentlemen: « In recommewdiny SANFOID'S 1A D11 FOR CATARKH (0 all wi re aftlicted e, atly atiifeted wish 18 1or 8 two Lottlsof the alwre Vout & yeaF afluraanis.] was igaln (akey wiuh Cararen quit severelr, and Tinmiwdiatéty pont for e ¢, Which fixed me ait_righit, IVing e pa- Lratdose, 1am coaflient that thie rey il I AL U clafied fur 1, and Wik you succuss 1 it Iutroducton, § ai, sruly youra, A W. BMITIL, Dunver, Oct. 4, 1078, o Ainiih'a Dot TRIED EVERYTHING, ira. J. 0. Tloawarth & Ca., Denver, Col.—Oentlo- At RETAIL EVERYWHERE 1 sed BANPORD'S' RADICAL Cititiz PUIL = L) 1 Hiaa glven perfect wtldfaction. T t everything, and 16 (a thie enty ting | .. e relief. I therefore Laks ‘walire L0 Tta use Lo Al afilcted witl y j,3ud offer this s my Laablinuny Lo fte Lenunta. Dover, Des. 1, 1875, Fach packaga contains Bantord's Impruved Inhaling b, WA Tul] GIreetlous” for ke 1 ol} caset e AL er isckage, Forsaie o uod Ho- tull Druggists throughous the W General Agunts und Whales Ask furuud Tnatst on baring SANFORD'S . RADICAL CURE For CATARRH CITY MADE GLOVES Fisk, Clark &Flagg The Best Kid Gloves, The Best Dogskin Gloves, The Best Driving Gloves The Best Coachiing {loves. FOR RENT. DESIRABLE (OFFICES IN THE TRIBUNE BUTLDING TO RENT. ‘Apply to WML O, DOW, Room 8 Tribune Building. LAME BACK AND RHEUMATISM CTHED Iy ! VOLTAIC COLLINS', 5rers Meaars. Weoke & [Potte savaeized witl 1eht kit (0 which 1 wae iuhnen rheumnaitc besse of baving developmt 1na ing, falr, - e o S b A e use uf FHus ebrated Liguld Orleatal Pearl White il Maue o Pused eaciueive Teahilig substunces, tupsriing 4 the 8 it wid trausparent uatural color. The Ulvo uf Vuul H. DREYIUS, Bole Wholesale Agunt, 13 Malden Laue, Now York. Soul by leading Druggists, ent (o rear agu | hvarmatio (o my Jirled v various v 1 T v bfach was T v gratsful surnrisy, | wite alinust Ltid waa blu 0 work it 1y 1) ho applicstion By L. Lo e, yesr frum the turned, bk 1 ein Lapp T wved ae ufficuclous aa tie am now well wife wialiea e to wdd thatons taster Bas cured fier of wvery lamy back. thiere by porhing fo L warld of remedtos s 4 Pinal 4 Jauncey 1s Lhls day dissolved by cniry dweet will bereafter cunduct s r cag com- " Fom, S0 amd 54 Mllwauk ee-uro, orae . 3 3 th 1, uLTal" Lsstuus for fibau. | G d Willlans J. he busines at 413 d Lamo llack, and eheertutly recumiond | West and‘o::--L p T VTt sutiled by cither Mr. Bweet vr Mr. Ju G, 1478, ~ ' UoUEE CoTTON, NOT A QUACK NOSTRUM. Gentlemen: | hereby cuni{' h t 1 Havu wsed the VOLT410 PL, aud ive never Kuown thein 1o fal NI BWEeT, !Vl Ubleago, Uct. I, 1977, LLIAM JAUNCEY, TTINOTICH. » one Jobn W 1 represcutling b i en er 0 b ta Gt pracls u aiToridlng speed! e T thons casch for which ey aru rocurmsie iy liey are LOL B quack Bostraul, but s rumedlal sgeubuf srest valus. Very lnll;]aunw ©. CULLANG, M.D, . C. ) ALD, taigued, s & Buckiport, Ma., Hay 71, 14, o e g o biin sl paica AT ‘.'.'?m“‘.‘.“".'}'&'{.‘i Suld everswhora at 23 cents. Sent by mall, earefull - chta OF b Wrappeh. vn TeesIpb ol Drice. 55 ente f vaf | vartuerof bls, suldstal pay uo debts Of biacuntractiug. Tor uite oF 93,53 fur Aubiver by WEEKS & POITELS “/‘L“"f' T EALCOSEY, Propriviors, Boston, Mass, 0N, ARATOGA WAVE,” Lalics who experfence troubls with unbecumlug Lair, of ! wou't crizup, shuuld'w ear v GOSLY B WS 3 b,.ll Hlflw=h‘llll‘lv. THOMY __JEAN DEAW Keep's Jean Drawers, Very best quality, S0 per palf. 173 East Madison-at. 1OYAL BAKING POWDER, ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. 1 ho totrinslc merlt of the RovAL Bak1%0 POWDSS, Lhat to-day tatoughous the country it stands alona ard §° e fouihy cxCellcboe of WMSLY 1u0e has 1t walned vobigis srapota g vl positiot £ tbe kitchieus of U Houscheouera 13 the country. Thousauds of the yerg beat falics Lo the city aad couulry eatify (o it superfurity uver all otlicrs, 25d that (L will gu Tartber wud uiake buiter biscull, Tulld, cakes, i o e iy o matriioin e EPUSt o rebEL BUpArIor, QUiy LIy ec waformiy Al Brbubioek ton &2 alihy auc outritous. ~1le gTeal sireugts, supeelor . wbd pesfect uaif Ucinaclves 1o Grery Tatellient Houskeaper who whi 7o 1t 8 las | T¢ Contilin b wruch SLrCUgtl uf & Purs. Vi powder, ‘A spectal ud: 0 of the Royul Puwder is that it wilk keep any lengid of tins (4 Gy clliaate, and 1 Dot Ushies ke Baont uthéréfl‘fl L0 UETAGE UnLbpicas S04 ot} DY 5rorif Lo L aLmmyasros "Tiu Lo ¥aL BN ING U D6 1 fus aabs b L3 List URSCEES oy Co 6Lt West End Dry Goods House,