Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1878, Page 5

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, MARCIH 16, 18758—TWELVE PAGES, ULPRITS COFFINED. The Practice of Hanging Murderers Again in Vogue. Exccution of La Paige, One of the Most Atrocions Mon Ever Xnown. The Unspeakable Orimes which He Oommitted at Pembroke and 8t, Albans. Hanging at Nashville of o Desperado with Four Victims, The Roster of Manslayers Ane nounced to S8hortly Dance the “Pas Acrien.” Perpetration of a Diabolical Double Murder, with Arson, in lowa, An Aged Couple Killed for Their Money, and Their House Fired, The Persistent House-Burner at .St. Louis Found to Be Crazy. LA PAIGE. 113 EXECUTION TESTERDAT, Epecial Dispoteh 1o The Tribune. Bosrox, March 15, —Joseph La Paige, the wretch who outraged and murdered Josie Langmald, a young school-girl, at Pembroke, on the 4th day of October, 1875, was hanged for that crime in the prison-yard at Concord this mornlng. Yesterday aftcrnoon he confessed the deed of which ho was convicted, and also that he murdered and outraged Miss Marictta Ball, a Bt. Albsns, Vt., achool-teacher, in the latter part of July, 1874. He was suspected of this crime at the time, and was arrcsted, but the evidence was not sutflclent to hold him, TIIR MURDER OF JOSIA LANOMAID was committed on the morning of the 4th of October, 1675. On that moraiog Miss Laog- maid, who was at that time within one month of being 18 years old, left her father's house to attend school. The road for & portlon of the way was skirted upon either side by woods, and here tho murder was committed. Tho girl's beadless corpse was discovered In a clump of bushes closs by tho roadstde, sud the ground and leaves for quits & space were eaturated with blood, Her clothing was torn futo shreds, and her underclothing ssturated with blood, her body being badly mutilated, 8he was outraged after death. La Palge was arreated and convicted of murder in the firat degrce. 'Tho orceptions taken were st , and the second trial resutted in tho ame verdict. THE MURDER OF MI58 DALI which he confesscd to, was of & similar charac- tersathat of Miss Langmaid, The lady was returning home from school, where shio taught, and was outraged and her bedy horribly muti- Iated by her murderer. Tho cxocution to-day was witneased by only a few visitors, among whom was Mr. Langmald, father of thg victin whoso death was cxpiated, The murderer re mained entirely indiffercnt éto all appearance) to the procecdings, and died without a strug- gle. Hls neck was broken by the fall, FURTIKR PARTICULARS. To the Western Assoclated Press, Coxconp, N. l., March 15.—Joseph La Palze, alias Joseph Parlsh, was exccuted in tho State. I'nsou to-day for the murder of Josle A, Lang- maid, aged 17, st Pembroke, on the 4th of Oc- taber, 1575, La Paige confcsscd ta the murder of Miss Langmald, and also of AM{ss Ball, o school-teacher, at 8t, Albans, Vt., in 1874, La Palge passed the night guictly, and, after con- fuesing his double murder, scemed greatly ro- lleved. Ills confossion of tho merder of ‘Mlss Hall was quite miuute, and ho indicated on a map where he had hidden some of the property taken from Miss Langninid, _Warden Pillsbury Mtates that tho confeaalon of La Paige telegraph- Ad last nighe to the papers was boius, DOUBLE MURDER. A HORRIDLE CRIME. &pectal Dispaich (o The Tridune, KEORUK, In., March 15.—Intelligence reached this city today that a shocking doublo murder was committed last uight near Viele, In Jeffer- son Township, in this tounty, The victima were an sged German couple named Perry and Margaret Graser, the former 74 and the latter G7 years of age, who lived on a farm. At mid- night a brother, who remdes ncar by, awoke and discovered GQraser’'s housc to be on fire. Procurlug asslstance, ho proceeded to the spot and found the bodies of Mr. and Mrs, Graser lylug near the door. ‘With the ald of a forked pols they woro rescued from the flamncs, but in a horrible condition, being so badly burncd as to bo beyond recogoition, The top and back of Grascr's skull was gone, and prescnted the appearance of haviog been CHUSRED IN BY A DLOW, Tlis left arm was buroed off clear to the shonl- der, both legs uearly to the trunk, snd the body badly scorchied and blistered, The body of Mrs. Grascr was i about the same condition. Upon examination two holes wers found In her left side. The house, with its contents, was entiro- Iy consumed. A revolver with onechamber dis- charged and the hammer drawn back ready for another shot was fouud in the debris. Allthe fastenings on the doors were fouud to have been unlocked and the keys in them. Every- thing tends Lo aliow that the counle wero MULDERED POR TURID MONEY and the house fired to conceal the crime. It s not known what amount of money was accured, but, as Grascr Is koown to have accumulsted Inrgely, 1t ia thought to have been a conalderabla sum--some reports say $1,500, but uo rellable atiinate can be made of tho amouut, They had been collecting their money tocether fu autici- pation of a trip to the Old Country. Au in- Quest was held, and a verdict rendered to the ¢flect that the deceased came to thelr death fu- lonlously, and by the hand of some person or Persons unknown. % TOE FUNEBAL will taky place to-morrow. ‘Thera has been in- tenao cxcitement In the vicinity of the murder ll day. Hundreds of pcople have been gatbor- ed there, and & determined search mads for tho Tpetrators. As yet thore is no positive clow, Ut several persana are under suspiclon, and aro belog closely watclied. ‘The tracks of one man were found leading from a field to the house, as ¥ellas away from It. The latter sbowed that the man was making long stridcs. A UORNIBLE APFALR NEAR FONT MADIBOY, 14, 04T MaDIsON, 3., March 15.—The house of eury Grazer, living four iiles weat of thls city, wasburned fast night sbout midaight. Thd Belehbors, secing the fire, rushed to tho rescue, but too late to get Mr.\snd Mirs. Grurer_ out Untll their bodics were alinost a crisp. From M evidence they had both been murdered, which Xastheverdict of the Coroner'sjury. Mr. Grazer 80d wifo lived alooe. Ilo was qulite wealthy, ind was thought to bave considerable money fn the house. ~ A'revolver which was not the prop- Sty ot Mr. Grazor was found near the bodies ¥ith ong_barrel discharged and the hamuer Tlicd. The outside door lock, when found, l'll,unlocksd which showed that they were not ocked in. Also evory cheatl bureay, clc., ¥43 found with keys [o the locks, which provea [i“nl: that cverything was searchicd clther ’l'num O after the murder was committed. ere is no clew, but thero are strong suspicions 44 ta the wurderer. OTHER MURDERERS, JOHNBON. 3 8pscial Dupatch to The Triduns, hn"ll. Ga, March 15.—Gus Joboson was 0ged hero to-day for the murder of Alfred W3, colored, n July, 1876. Am tmmense crowd present to witneas his taking off. He confessed to four murders, The munder was atroclous. Tt was committed without provoca- tion, It had mo extenuating clrcumstance. Johnson was & man of brutal fnsttncts. 1o wos be held here June 17, to conslder the resign tion of his juriadiction by Bishop McCoskry, of Michizan, At the same time the elcction wil) be proposed of a Misstonary Bishop of New Mexico' and Arizona to fill the vacancy occa- sloned by the declination of the Rey. Dr. Connty (8. C.) Court of General Sessfons, dur- HONEST IONEY- iog_the past two days, four children named Duffle were on triat for the murder of a colorerd youth. The jury returned a verdict of not gulity, and the steepy children were restored to thelr parents. An Organization to Counteract regarded s a desperado. The community had AUTONOMOUS POLYOAMY. Knickerbacker., the Greenbackers outlawed him. He wasboth feared and shunned. ua'i"’c“:"‘h ¥:::i’; b‘hlla"'i'.l‘i—'f"&‘efléfie fl.:_ i Whlle In company with a man named Van, thoy | oyt 73 umbiar of mch on ‘he'charge of, Nving WISCONBSIN approached a ferry un Coosa River. McCown, the Election of Officers and Issnance of an ferryman, was across the river. Johnson hailed Address to the People. in open polyzamy. An stiemnt I8 making to ¢atablish a polygamons colony at Towkebury. THE WISCONSIN LUMBER-CROP, him, A‘(:Crlalwn ot oncs n'qin{u}t]llucroas. h.'ohns'oa o lxk‘gxfl n‘io"::l{;“'c V10 B 5 Spvd:r Dirpateh to The Tribune, peremptorally commanded m to be quic 8TOWN, N. J., March 15.—Calvin = sirosn, Wis, March 15—, roful est!- fbout It MECown Temarked that ho was rive | art, sontenced to e JAnRed or KIllmg . sol- mm,m,,u'n“,::;o: ot i el ot | Therowas held yeternay afternoon fn the ing the boat acrossat fts utmost speed; ho could not {ncreasc its rate of passsge. JONNSON OREW FURIOUA at the reaponae, Without more ado he ralsed & donble-barrel shot-gun, took deliberate afm and shot McCown dead In the boat. Johnson saw the crimo he had committed and fled, Bix road fircman, has received 8 commautation to wenty years' inprisonment. P EXTRADITED. PorravirLe, Pa, March 15, —Martin Brrgin, a Mollte Maguire and one of the alicgsd murder- ecr- o(dl’nmck Burnas, arrived this n.oming from Canada, Pacific totel a meeting of gentlemen represent. Ing the Northwestern States, who had assem- bied In response to the following call: Cntcaun, March A.—Yon are respectfnlly ro- quested to meet other gentlemen from aif the Northwestern States at the Grand Pacific Hotel, in the Uity of Chicago, st% p. m., on Iho 16th of part of the Btate is as follows: On the Upper Mississippt and Rum Rivers, 0,000,000; 8t. Crolx, 75.000,000; Chippewa, 00,000,000; Black, 0,00K,0003 Wiscanatn, 50,000, 1¢I5 thought that the eut on the Fox, Wolf, Oconta, Peshiizo, Menomonee, and other small months passed befora Johnson's capture In ——————— streams will equal that above cnumerated, | Mareh, to perfect & pernaneni orzanization for Chattorga. IHe was nvicted and sen- " D making on aggregate of 800,000,000 feet of Togs. | the Notthwest, the object of which 2nail bo {0 dia. Chattorga. | yas convicied and - sen THE RAILROADS. Add to s about G000,000 feat of nid i seminate u‘n':un;lvleh:n '!lt;u:tga&.;b]’ec: A n of hemp. e appealed, The Buprems MISSOURL, XANSAS & TEXAS. ung up from laat scason. A good spring flood | and mediem of exchange, and thereby counteract Court reveraed tho judgment. The prisoner was remanded for a new trial, at which he was :::’(n convicted and sentenced to ba executed 8y, TUR WRSTCHESTER MURDER AND SUICIDR. Bpecial Dispatch to The Tribune. New Yonk, March 16,—Goseip is trylng to explain the mystery of the tragedy at Tuckahoa Jyesterday, and occurrences are now recalled tending to show Intimate acquaintance between Merritt and Mrs, Leggett. It fs sald there was a correspondoncs, which Mrs. Leogett's Anughters alscovered and tried to stop. The [ntimacy s carried back to the time of Mr. Legzett's sulclde, and two letiers will bring them all down. the Influence of those organized apitators, who would lend the nation to the adoption of irreileem- #ble paper money. Among those present wero the following: F, W. Hayes, W. W. Coleman, Detroit; RBernard Letdenedorf, George W, Allen, and E, H, Ball, of Milwaukee; Mr. Wright, Raclne; E. B. Usher, LaCrosse; E.V. White, LaCrossc; 1) McBride, Sparta; B. B. Northirop, Racine; E. J. Btark, Milwaukee; J. II, Dunham, J. M. Durand, A, N, Young, Charles Randolph, J. K. C. Forrest, Jolin Hise, Lester Carter, A. W, Windett, C. ¥, Grey, L. J. Gage, J. 8. Kirk, C. Mr. Bond, President of the Missour, Kansas & Texus Rallway, with other rallway magnates, 18 at tho Grand Pactfic. To s TRIBUNE reporter Mr. Bond cxpressed himaclt ss very hopeful for the futuro of hisline, though just now, aud for the past slx months, trafiic bhas been alimost at a stand-still. The line of the road being north and south, it had caught and suffered severcly from nearly every one of the heavy raln-storms of the season. The road-bed, being comparativaly now and Jargely unballasted, was in bad shape, but with sun and dry westher sixty days' labor WISCONSIN TOBACCO, Speciat Dispateh to The Tribune, Mit7o¥, Win,, March 15~Tho Countles of Roctr, Dane, and Jefferson aro tho three groat tobacco-raising countics of Wisconsin, and Mil- ton and Edgerton are the markets, Tho weed showan falr degree of activity at the present tine, but the old crops are_more firmthan the new, a8 nanufacturers are in want of the sweated article for fmmediate use, Edgerton buycrs are dofng a light business Just now on sccount of the bad roads. A Moseachusetts written by the latter to his wifc and suppressed | oo™y 1t 1o th trements [ firm lias Just purchased fiftcen car-foadn, pasing | C: \Vallin, and 11, C. Bernard, of Clcago, n’,g’:‘,fi",‘j‘:;%',‘{',’,g‘°,;‘c",'f,’,'.‘:",'mhif,:"m‘lmf % | ot wm’,’,‘,‘fm‘ e '::;.‘,m thero | B0 7 ccnts for the crop of 1877, and. {rom 4 tg | _ The mecting was called to order by the ton. 5 for the crop of 1870, i George W. Allen, of Milwaukee, who stated that its object was the formation of a North- western League In the Interest of lonest money. As a nation they were under pecullar circumstances. After a long period of sickness 8 tnan was usually {n that despalriog condltion that he was ready to fIy to the srmaof any quack who promised a cure. Tley had been paratyzed for many years, and those who werc the most the terrible crime, and {s credited with hav. ing been prompted to the sct by drink aud despalr, After the inquest Thursuay nlent it was found that Coroncr Schirmer had over- looked one plece of cvidenco thal casta a new light upon ths tragedy, as It shows that Merritt ‘had determincd to kill himself, letter was found upon tho bod: when steps wera taken to graplreforlntnrmcn . In this letter, written by himself, he gives di- rectlons respecting his funersl, and makes a i8 by far a larger crop of corn and cattle along thelin of the Missourf, Kansas & Texas than at any preceding period, and that the corn, hav- Ing matured before the fall rains began, Is good merchantable graln. As tho road operates no tast-freight line, and theso products must all ®o to market, ho arrues that the spring busi- ness will be immense and profitable. Mr. Hond s cothusiastlc in his support of Prof. Scelye's Indian Territory bill, belieying that the solution of that troublesome question “ROCKFORD. The Tablat Discovered In 1874 In & Rock. River DMound—Knights of Honor—Burg. Iary, Bpectal Correspondence of The Tribune, Rockrorp, Iil, March 15.—In the spring of 1874, complying with a suggestlon of the e scriously affected were ready to take any feauicat chat h'l!!gglg:{:rly'uu‘:‘fu‘;:? g‘é:flé’i‘:;;{ s the anly ‘;'l‘:lt“‘“ri"‘n;:" way of the peopling | Srithsontan Institution, o company, under tn prescription. Our public men did not fully tional Church tn oF nonr Chicao. mon in tho “country, The biit [ leaderslip of E.C, Dunn, oL D, started out | compretiend what had caused this slckness in TIE DRABWELL NROTIENS. dralted by Prof. gzelye at _the | for tho burnoss of Investigating tho tumul, or | tne commercial body politic. It bad been caused Spectal Dirpatch fo The Tribune. NasnviLLs, Tenn., March 15.—Tho Rev. Dr, Leftwich and forty Indles of the Elm Strect Methodist Church visited the Jail thia sfter noon, and sang and prayed with the two Bras- well brothers, to ba hanged in Putnom Couaty, March 27, for murder. They seemed to appre- clate this kindncas, and_snfd thoy wished they would coma every day during tleir stay here. They wroto a lciter home to-day, saying that everybody thought commutation of thelr sen- tenco doubtful. They didn't want them to trouble themaclves about their hanging, as it would only take them out a few days earlier {rom this troublesoine world. Inst session of Congress has already recefved the unaoimous sanction of the Indian Terri- torlal Committee of tho present House, and ulnnun.l&md chance of becoming. a law. The bill provides for a division of the Indian Terri- tory by anorth and south line, and the setting apart of tho western half of the ‘“Yerritory for the ute of the blanket or tho semi-civitized Iudians, known as the Arapahoes, Kiowas, Comanches, and Apaches, with AIIC}I Creeks, Choctaws, and Chickasaws ns prefer tho Ife of nomads. ‘Mo civilized Indians, who now have a thousand acres of land each, are to havo n rre-empllon right to 820 acres cach, selected rom the arablo lands In the castern mounds, that sbound alung the banks of Rock River. Editors and other prominent cltizens took great intereat In the enterprise. On digging Into one, several alternate strata of sand, clay, and loam indicated that it was an artiflcial structure. Aside from the discovery of filnt weapons and othier small artlcles, there was found the complete skeleton of a man, who must have towered pre-eminent smong his fel- lows, a8, from carcful measurenient, his helght was placed at seven fect four tnches. Not far distant from this mound, in one of similar con- by intemperate habits. 1t was the result of the dissipation and debauchery of the ten ar trelve fcnm previous to the pante. The collapse fol- jowed, and they found themselves where they were. There were many who remembered the revulsion of 1837, Fornine ycars—until 1846— the country suffered as muchi as we bad since the panic of 1873, The quacks were traveling around the coun try preseriblog the stimulants which caused the discasc. It might bo a remedy to get us away from where we were, but only to let us duwn on terra firma once arafn. The balloon would rlse, but fn process of time it must return to the GUEENLEY, hall of the I ho rest | Mruction, a small plece of stone, three atd one- | ground. It was a quack remedy, The Inflation goectat Dispaich 16 The Tribune. SE iy I Tt e o et | BalE luches Tong and twe Iocha wide. we B | Sonth o6 gt T eeTs quo Inftion InpIaNATOLIS, Ind., March 15—~Judge Bus- covered, An engraved side of the stong is sur- rounded by a scries of stralght lines placed at an angle of forty-fivo degrees to tho edgcs, mnking the ornamentation diamonds and half~ the leaves in Vallamnbrosa would not turn tho wheels of trade,—would not move a spindie or atrike o blow, Every propotition of the Ureen- backers, if adopted, would ovnly sink the country settlers, the proceeds to be applied to a gen- eral purposo of civilizlog, humanizing, and re- claiming” the present occupants, and their deacendaute, of the Indian Territorv. The kirk, of the Criminal Court, to-day overrnled a motion for & now trial in the case of W. Q. Greenley, for the murder of Ida Kersey, on last. Christmas evening. Ho wns deeply in love with { rallway companies do not ask the grant of an | dlamonds. Tho central and upper portion | deeper in the mire. They were making head- the woman, both being married ot because | acre J tne land, e Mr, Bond A,nngmg friends | Of tho tablet s occupied by a fig- 'flg' and unless stayed, and we came back 1o o Ida would not Ieava her husband and live with will be content with the general prosperity | ure of the sun, overlatd by a figu substantial production, therc was no more ces- re of tho new inoon,—the surface of the sun being filled {n with detalls of a human face, anil the moon belng divided into five sections. Below this is n character like an elongated T upslde down, On the right hand occur seven 8 'mbols, one below tho ottier,—tho upper two belng ex- act reproductions of the archalc Greek letters Slema and Upsilon. Below thess two aro a cross, a fish, a water-cooler, two paralicl marks crossed by two other parallel marks, and & ace- ond fish, T the left uf the central fzures are tive symbols, beginning, as the others, with two lettera of the Greek slphatet, These arg semi- clreular, terminal Sigma, and Dolta. Next como him, Greenley became coraged, borrowed a pis- tol, and shot her dead near achurch door, Motion for an arrest of judgment was over- ruled, and sentenco passed to haug him May 10 ‘The case will be taken to the Supreme Court. ' RESPIT: Avousta, Ga., which would flow from the settling up of this maguificent reglon by a sturdy, yeoman popu- Iatton, Tho Hoelye bill, Mr. ‘Bond says, is an- tagonized malnly by the rich and educated Chicfs who, it 1a known, hold thelr tribes in o sort of peonage, and who derive imincnse reve- nues from handling the Government funds. Tng ‘TRIBUNE reporter remembera alao that therelsa class af worthless white men who infeat the Territory, and whose principal employmnent is that of smucgling and sclling whisky to the Indians. ‘Ihese men opposa any division of the Territory, or, indeed, anything which would scrve to civillze the Indian ond get him from tho clutchics of these brutal whito men. Of tho { 8 8crpentand lizard, and Inatly,a mace, or o 50,000 Inajans now Inhabiting the Territory, not | lighted torch, one-third live ncar tho railway line or Inscttle- § Auvparently these characters signify nothing ments, and the very purpose for which the Ter- | Of special ltnportance; but, to the sclentist, a ritory was sct apart—that they should be grad- | world of knowl_ed e will b gleancd therefrom, ually clvllized—having falled, comion humnan- | . Yesterday, Trof. J. K. Hornish, of Keokuk, ity demands that they should no Jonger provo a | I8, arrived tn ths city, and his visit hiero revives bar to the advaucing progress of tho patfon, | the scusatton relating to the discovery of the Tue report that A. A. Talmage, of the Mis. | sbove-hamed taulet. Prof, Horniah has been o sour! Pacilic, was to become Superintendent of | sclentist of scknowledged abllity for many years tho Missour), Katans & Texas, br. Houd soys, | Pasty devoting hls timo to 8 tharouzh Tossarch is without authorlty. Mr, Uarner, the preseng | of the origin of races and languages. Ilo fs tainty to the wealth or property of any. We must stem the tide and restore the commerco of the country to a solid, redecmable cnrrcnc{. It was a flzhit for property and firesides, and it must be met and fought out now. ‘The 1lon. William Henrs Smith moved the appolntment of a committes to report upon per- manent organization, The Chalr appointed as auch committeo Messta, J. M. Durand, of Chicago, Thoman A. Bones, of Racioe, and Bernard Leidensdort, of Milwaukece, m‘gho Committen retired for the purpose specl- ‘The Chalr stated that it was contemplated to issue an address to the people of the Northweat, and, on motion, the following committes thore on was appolnted: Measra, V. 1. Smith, Bhorey, ggfmn, « B, Usher, of La Crosse; F. w. lla{u. of Detroit; and W. W. Coleman, of thie Milwdukee Herold, Charles Randolphs said that' people differed widely as to what constituted honcst moncy, This organization should clearly ludicate what it was driving at. ‘There could” not bo a sanu man fo the ED, March 15, —Robert McEvoy, convicted of the murder of J. J. Gregg, an sentenced to be hung to-dny at Alken, 8. C., was respited by Gov. Hampton till the 20th inst. on two grounds,—the {nvalidity of the sentenco and his statcment that no knew about the murder of Bawyer, at Ridge Springs, In 1874, He declared ha did not want o resplte. TIE 8T. LOUIS MYSTZRY, A BOLUTION POSSINLE ONLY ON A THEORY OF INSANITY, Bpecial Dispatch (o The Tribune. 8. Louis, Mo., March 15,—~Barbara Schueller, the: young seimstreas, who was arrested last night ss the perpetrator of the reported flendiah attempts to burn the mansion of Mr. E. C, Lackland, No, 8553 Lindell avenuc, where she nited Btates who favored a ro- was cmployed, was transferred to the Four Bunurlulclmnnt.bmurcl In Apeil, and his succes- | RO ‘:fifiucfil‘ lnm\‘vlzl‘:lszuu mtm:g:u o :‘:t'{llcldnsnl'i:fl. “{fj':,h.;“ufi e m“'; :}\:lll!m‘%: fi:“!r-liélv’:l:grs‘lvnfi;:r‘:ll::k:l?o‘:z;llc’:hglg:’:: el T nulmncu‘al its qti')mr‘:wle'm. In order mu?n Al’;lncmcllllm'n :d‘o‘llmln‘:m:! nre Dflllm S full, e Chair state at a Committee Al and medical experts who hava scen and cone A TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT, o o the genuineness subject under consideration, For himself, he be- licved that honest money shuuld be what it urports to be,—a dollar shiould be worth s dol- rnr. whetlier It be fn gold, silver, or paper. Mr. Meliride, of Spartu, Wis., thought thera was no difliculty in defining honest mouney. It was scttled by the tathers of the couutry to b Id aud silvar. We hod fallen foto evil times, 'hiern was o large and growlog class who fa- vored irredecmable paper; and the time might come, if such be adopted, when there would be nothing but repudiation. PERMANENT ORGANIZATION, J. M, Durand, of the Committec on Perma- nent Organization, reported the followine list of the tablet, o has come to make a thorough iavestigation of the incidents counccted wfiu its discovery. Ic pronounces the tablet one of great interest and wonder, having n history equaling, if not exceeding, that of the great pyramida of Egypt. ‘The characters, belog a combination of language and numbers, relate to no complete language, but to the first prim- itlve languages, whcn laws and rollglon were founded upon natural aclence before it merzed into Thallicism. The Professor clalma ho has found fragments of characters, but never found then before in thelr totality. o gives his ideas coucerning the tablet in brief s follows: Creatlon and tho essyle of creation are held in equated adjustment by the sun, supple- Bomo of the railroads fn this city employ agents whoso duty It 18 to walk the sidewalks and pick up passengers who are undecided us to which routo to take. During the last few months, since the bezinning of the war between tho scalpera and the railronds, these men have stationed themselves right in front of tho vari- ous scalping offices and tried to persuade every one wha wanted to purchase his ticket at one of these places to refraln from so dolng, sayln they would bring him to a place where e wou) get treated houcstly and falrly, In most fn- stances they succecded In carrylng off the par- versed with her that she Is thesubject of a well- deflned mants, which made her delight in be- holding a conflagration. No possible motive for animosity against Mr. Lackland'’s family can be discovered, and MRS, LACKLAND PROTESTED AQAINST EVEN A BUAPICION belng _ontertained ngainst her seamstress, apotted by Detcective Iathaing, who was unable to account otherwlso for Barbara’s Invariable preacnce on the spot where tho firc would break out. On the other hand, it Is hard to voncetve why & sane person should fArst aot the placo on firs and immediatcly afterwards eivo the alarm f {14 herself, ller mania is sttributed to a disap- llesl and go proficient have they become in this { montéd by the moon “as & notator of °lf:.?.fix“"umm W. Allen, Milwaukee; polutment In love, businoss that they have recelved tho sobriquet | measure, fo tho ratlo of the sacred cublt | Treasuser, L. J. G e, Chicago; Becretary, I THB CASE OF TUE SERVANT QIRL OF M. LOUIS | of * body-snatchers.”” The scalpers, who were y squars ruot 5 The abave ure tho two words ** I{ad ' and * Byeth,” on either side of the sun. Tho next two words are * Liptcha ™ and * Moyan,” menning life, or that which produces lite, and the orzanie forms of life ar¢ held in perpendicular adjustnent, * Liptcha " {s the priinitive from which we draw oar word **lite,’” and ** Moyan" gives us noon; tmoneta, money; and similar ideas which involve orgaunic form, carrying the volume of the meaning in the lile, or stamps. Twelve letters and four numbers also equate in perfect TETARD, who, about two years ago, twice set the bufld- ing on fire in hls cellar, is flentieal in almost every respect, It {a probable that no prasecu- tlon"will "be made in the case of Barbara Schneller, 1f & medicsl cxamination corrobo. rates the supposition entertained, but that she will bo aent Lo tho Insanc Asylum, MISCELLANTEOUS. ‘' ANNIE CLAYTON, deprived of much business In this manucr, vow- od to aquelch theso * bhody-soatchers,' and yes- tarday active hostilitles wero commenced, A young man by the name of Goodenough, who works for the Conada Bouthern Rafiroad, wus plyiug bis trado {n front of the sealplng of- tiee of J, J. Walser, on Clark street, near Wash- fogton. Of a sudden Mr, Goodenough was nrpul on the shoulder by a police-oflleer, who informed him that he had a warrant for bis ar- rest, sworn out l:(v J. J, Walser, for obstructing the sidewalk, and he was marched off to the M. Nihol, Racine; Executive Committee, . 8cudder, Jr., Chajrman, D. L. Storey, J. Duraud, J. . Dunhain, tv. 7. Baker, Chaties Raudolph, B. Leidensdorf, EQ Sanderson, Alex Muchell, 'E. V. White, ¥, W, Hayes, J. A theelltcx. Thomas A. Bones, F. U, Fisk, Ed ussc! Cousideration of the report was lald over nl:zucl: -(lu;‘ttl.l:u rcceplllgnflo: tho uddr]c‘uu from the Cowmmittee oppoin 0 prepare it After 3 brief intermisslon, Mr, V. H, Smith reported the following io) Spectal Dispateh fo' The Trivune, plleq statlor but e fuuiedlately relcased, ol elotomaond Irotalis aymballied| - o o g ARDIE, 8r. Louis, March 15,—Ono of the most noto- | Alr. Huibert, Passencor Auont of the Cuuada | orjginally have come front Asfa, — Whelher | " i oeheindust el Interest of tho country, and, rlous femalc shoulifters and plckpockets in tho | Seutbern, wolng bis oill. Nothiug daunted, | found in' the mound above described or not, 115 | consequently, the welfare und happiness of 1o Mr. Goodenvuzh went fnmedlately to work again, and all tho other mon slmilarly employed kept ab their posta, ‘This coraged the sealpers stiil more, and the result was scveral pursonal cncounters, at which no great damage was done to either slde. Itis stated that tuo s:alpers touk out soveral more warrants yesterday even. ingg, and they mean to have all' tho agents ar- genuineness he docs ot doubt. Iils theories will undoubtedly cause conslderabio discusslon regardiug the Pu:}m“ ana origin of these carthworks. Ha domonstrates his Ideas on purelygeometrical rules and principles,—simple, yet conclusive. A Lodeo under the titls of ** Knights of Hon- or? was inatituted last evoning by W. C. Mc- peaple, require atability in the staudard of value '{,‘d uniformity inthe circulatiog mediums of ex. change, ll.L’l‘he experience of ail elvilized and commer- clal notions proves that gold aad wilver possesscs utability of value in & greater degree than noy other cotnmodities, and sre, therefore, the bost standard of value, and. in connection with papor ropresentatives couvertible into them on demand, country, well known in every city of the Unfon, and who has scrved ono term In the Ohlo Pent- tentiary, has turned up in Bt. Louls, and was arrested hero ot & late hour last night. Her uame is Annle Clayton, but she has lately been traveling under tho allas of Jane Willlama, Last night o laay, while at the Annunciation rested who ply their vocation in frout of thelr | Cormick, its members comprising forty of onr | the only safe and uniform circulating mediutos, Btreet Catholic Church, had her pockot pleked | doors. hest cltiz ‘The ofllcers Rro uulollow’u R R . {n- the ‘:-;l“yngl lflh;dug;r"rg‘r_nucu to e-:ubl of & pocketbook containing o large amount of T Rt llnrdlnqx‘l i do B, Lockwood, D.; George | and maintatn a sound aud aniform currenc sadb mouer,.. - Bhocwis Rble to gire pboPurtial £ ¢ o moeting of the sharo and bond holders 2;‘:,““ yo 1o Deg I 0. Buith, & 8.3 8. €. With- | S5, ¥axonoof Ibo cuds eoulompliiad by the description of the woman whom she ’l"m house_ of Chan Starr, Cashier of the founders of our Goverument in framing the Cou- of the Erie Railway Company, held at the Terminus Hotel, Cannou street, London, Feb, 31, 8ir Edward Watkln, M. P, In the chair, tho following resolutions were unanimously passed : 1. That the thanks of the mecting bo tendered 10 Mr. Jewett and counrel for their vigorous re. sistance to the factious litigation which Annnup after tho foreclosuro decres, and for laving bare the falea and fraudulent pretenses, the indufensi- suspected of Lhe theft, and with this clew a do- tective succecded In arresting tho rlI:hl party. Bhe proved to be noue otherthan Annfo Clayton, who was promptiy arrested and {s now in fall. It 15 sald thal the "Clayton woman, i shu last % yeare, has shop-lifted to the extent of §100,~ stitution, sud to sccure the advantages of such a syatewm renquites unly a finu adherence to the prine ciples and apirit of the Constitution. lV. ‘Ihe Constitution contemplates only tho use of the preclous metais as & standard of value, Thesc principles were siricily observed Ly the Governwent until a great natlonsl smergency com. yallod & temporary departure frow them, 'hat departurc was solemnly and repeatadly declared to be only temporary, and only justifiable on the Winuebago Natlousl Bank, was broken into by baritars lust night, whilo tho famlily wero visit- fugata uul;ihbor’n. and two sultsof clothingand eome jewelry wero taken. The thieves un- doubtedly overlooked nf‘(unnllcy of siiverware, as it was undlaturbed. - They ransacked ol the drawers and cupboards in the house. The police aru In closu pursuit, aod will probubly soon cap- A HORRIDLE TRANSACTION, Tomay, Wis., March 14.—A most horrible murder was perpetrated bero last evening, It | blo mutives, and the careless swearing of partics | 9P them. ground of extremc neccssity ia a” time of nationa! secms lhnuwm?un named Ryau bad been in- | Jonding tholr names to wuch firization, £ o e—— peril, and the most Pfl-lllv‘r Saaurances Lave been toxicated by parties at tho house of J, Alc- | . 2. That this mecting desires to uxpress to the CROP PROSPECTS, gtven by '““l"“““'f"","fi“ ve departments Garvey, and enticed fnto s cellar under the | honorable Judges of the Bupremo Court of New Spectal Dispatch lo The Tribune, s e iy exleency of e house by ono Fred Berg, After ravishing hor [ York it confident teustthut they will use their | gouy (virr 'Ia., Mareh 15.—Farwers through- Warshould pase away tns ment would as #00n 04 practicablo returu o tho cunstitutional a; stuble metathic standard snd ncasure of value, V., The cmergeucy that made It uccusaary for the Governmeat o force upon tie people an irra- deemaole paper currency having passed away, power to discover and punish the porsuns who for wtock-Jobblng purposes abused tbe name of the Court by falsely telegraphiny to London on the 1510 of January that an order of court had been olkained for postponiug the sale under the fure- person, he, together with Mctlarvey, took her away toward her home, After proceeding about ten rods on the way, McG deci would Bt g any. Tastter. Ty Ty koo out this section and Bouthein Dakota are well along with thele wheat-sowing, ang, if the known that weather continues as It has boon the past month, Berg again ravishicd herat this place. After- closuredecroe., will finish lun two weeks. The amount sown | uow perpetuate ihat system as & pormanent fnan- WRd ho Womah was. drefen 16 & point near | % That tho Hoconstruction Trustees bo requont- | will bo much Targor. than Iast “year. sndon | el "poniey woula N ilulation, of, “te bLer n;m lni;uo, II?U‘JWII éuuu\l dead ,;hnrn this | ed to use ;lu pou:l:h: g‘i"bn“: f"i:u %x:]ng:gu;ms‘l‘;u craps in the grof three weeks earlior, There :s:flt.p"a n:hfl ok 0“;"’2 o"und ln“hdg:: ng. '8, cebe, ty 1 o who concocte: al J A v 3‘»‘1’:’2..'“« im. Ticharda sad elll:culn‘:ils;"hol aheor I thi farthor xposute of thu franduleni | AV been but fow days since December but | it "tk onr war currency was sded, st u hiis farmers have been sble to v low. The weathor 1d bas 3 ] blace, wll iold a post-mortem exansinalon this | REetenscs snd falas siatomenta of ilganta in New | jy'vorol ool favorkble. ' ' Hetctmrly o followed Ly st faliser dspremins evenlng, names without thority. tiun. to the great injury of sli legiimate bu OTTAWA, ILL. Speclal Dispaich §0 The Tribune, OTTAWA, IIL,, March 18.—Another bold at- temnpt at mghw-lv robbery was perpetrated last cvenlog in a pabllc pare of jthis city. Thomas J. Arclier, of Streator, was knocked down and Fobbed of about 840 by Lwo nico, supposed to be Jack Readigan aud John Drlscol, with whom he had been in compaoy during the dav. Driscol and Readigan weeo found by the ollicers, an resisted tho ofllcers 8o successfully that Readi- £an escapved, and lias not you been apprehended, Driscal s now in jail, hese frequent ucts of daring lawlessnuas by tue roughs of the city &re luducibg the better-lass of citizens to talic sr ’orznuhmz a Vigluot Committeo for sell- efense. dholders and stockholders now ‘Cliat the and add to the su@¢ring of the laboring ci upon whooi tha evife of the dopreciated currency {uevitably tali moet heull{. V1. National honor, snd both national snd in- dividual prosperity, demsnd a return Lo the standards of u recognized 1o tho Constitution, sud, wilh our prescul paDer cnrrency aluost at pac with coln, to di aucu return and suthorize now lssues of irred le paper would only add to further depreciation, till, as in all past exverimonta of tho kind, the paper will becoue worthlcss, leaving us withoutany rellable eirculatiog medinm, and entalling destraction ou induatry, sugd wiecry sod poverly on the masses of tho people. Vil. We have now an abundanco of money tu mppl{ a1l tho wanis of trade. ~ Our paper currency i rapldly spyroaching the uniformity and stability of the coin slandards. 3l luft freo from furiber loglslattye chianges is will soon by forcu of natural Lawa go fute zeueral circulation, and genersl cou- Budeuce sud prosperity will bo restwredio tho coun- oy ¢ (’lll‘ ‘Wo Invite all our fellow-citizens who con- cur In thess vicws of Lhe natire of money und me- dium of exchange, and ibs funclions of govern- went io reistion theroto, to unite with usfn an effort Lo maintaia the humor and welfare of our common couutry, and in & protcst against tho sdoptlon of an irredcemable paper moncy pullcy. which would curialnly svoner or later be followed by ail the evils of Huctuation and depreciatiou endiog ouly lu ultimste repudiation and general Buancial ruin, Mr, Bmith explaiued that the address was mado bricf 8o as to get it befors the Xouple. who have a horror of roadiug loug addreases. All that was required to briog toe American peoplo to thelr seuscs was to set tho facts be- foro them, Many had belioved n the dema- gogism of Bam Carcy, that all was requircd ‘wus fur the Governwent to g0 on making paper v out just as the people Mr. Randolph spoke sgainst any inflatlon of the curroucy, and advocated an uncompromis- inz adhercnco to & specie basts. ME. BIOKEY argued in favor of ouc standard of value, which he thought would eventually be the all~ ————— DUCK SHOOTING AT GRASS LAKE, dpecial Ditwaleh to The Trivune. Mollmxary, L., March 15.—The ducking sca- son, long .aud auxiously looked for by our 'purumlon. has at length errived, and hunters aro getting good bags overy day ut (rass Laks ten miles fib%vc h‘;fi and connecting with k‘oei Lake, Iarry Dunnctl, well knowa in tho city, captured 103 ducks on Thursday, The biras do not seetn to tarey on any other of the chaln ot lakes but (irass Lal Hportsmen may be cer- tain of rare sport hicro now, present reiterate their conviction that ihe achote of reconstructlon i talr and roasonaole. and that as the support of the bondholuers miay be consid- ered unaninious, and there 1s no boua Bds oppo: tlan oy stackholders, the Recoustruction Trustess aro urged (o wsa sll tho weaus 1 thele power to prevent any further pustpoucuient. TO DEADWOOD, Bpecial Dispcich to The Tridune, 87, Paur, Merch 15, —Through dully trafns for Bismarck will begin runnlug on summer timo Monday mornlog, by which the through time from Chicago to Deadwood i reduced to clizhiy bours. Cranlolagy aud Crim ‘The Britiah Medical Journal presents, at some lenuth, rusults arrived at by Prof, dict in lifs oxutnination of tho brains of sixteen crimi- nals. ‘These, on compariaon with the healthy braty, pmvml to bo abnormal. Not only, too, tins ho found that theso brains deviate trum the normal type, and approach that of lower ani- mals, but Lo bas been abloto classify thom in turee categorics. First, tho absenco of symme- try in the two halves of the braln; sccond, an obligulty of the interior part of the bram or skull; third, s distiuct lessenlog of the posterior cerebral lobes. T8 O'NDIL AsseRstHATION, Spectal m?am to The Tribune. Broominatoy, I, March 15.—A speclal Grund Jury summoned by Judge Reeves last Monday ldfaurneu to-day,” and relloved publle saxiety on the subject of Dwight E. Wheatan, fn the McLean County Jail, charged with the wurder of James O'Nell. o jury declded tuat the evidence adduced was not suflicient to i\mlly bls fudictment, and Wheaton was sct at iherty. The case fs @ remarkable onc, the tes- timouy belog entlrcly clrcumatantlal, and rrin- cipally by Wheaton's wife, whose tenfmunv was uot comoctent, Public opiniun has been greatly divided on this mattor, sud during the Jast fow days tho Iuterest fu it has bocn very ureat. TUE MAZING STUDENTS, Haxovee, N. H., March 15.—Of the threo students arrcsted for bazlug with [ntent to kill, only one succeeded in getting ball. Anuther goea to secitation with & keeper, Thelr trials willtake place Mondsy. Warrants bave boen fs- sued for the Bophomores. A rumor prevalls that several othiers will bs obliged to lcave the college. The mattcr has been deu{;d by dis- uxur:ument among the ¥aculty as to the proper actlon. 'amwnu OXN TRIAL JOR MURDER. Nsw Yozx, March 15.—In the Edgefleld ITEMS, ‘Wobster 8nyder, late General Manager of tha Long Isiand Railway lines, Is at the Urand Pa- afie. Sam Bloan, President; Moses Tavlor, Diroctor; J. K Jov. fcncnu Bolicitor; and H. B. Ledyans, General Manager, ot thu Michigan Coutral Ratlroad, arrived In this clty yubc‘r‘du, They are on n tour of Inspection over tho road sud {ts branches. Mr. B. B. Mitchell, General Mansger of tho o Blus Liug, wus in the city yesterday, and paid a A g"rK:P",:m“' vislt to the varlous Geoeral Frcl%htA cots_(n “Are you rull"w °°'r ot gullty, Willlam " this city who are interested in his lue. Mr. asked tha Conre of Bpeclal Sesslons yesteniay of Mitchell states that a larger winount of business is now doue by the Bluo Live than ever before. :.2?.‘,".{,’:‘:‘{:,.:“"“’ who was charged with - RIS ““Not guilt, 0 BISHOP SEYMOUR, Lo ot guilty, your Honor” boldly auswered "'g‘“ you did ot steal the coat!™ continued ourt, Now Yorx, slarch 15.~Lhe Post says the majority of the Btanding Cowmittecs of the thgwl‘! i dioceses of the Protestant Eplscopal Church | 1\ L and all its Blahops bave consented to thocon- | g pyin sk If you are not guilty I “I dungoo; a feller told me to say ‘Not socration of the Rev. Goorge F, S8eymour, D, D., Eumy’ when my name was called. That's all [ ghnnp-dut of the Dioceso of Springfield, 1L | kn ow. ! moctlog of tho Houso of Bishops will | = Tho boy was scnt to the Houss of Refuge. ver one in this country. There was ancheme now beforn Congress fur Introducing a paper currency which should be neither greanback nor l:‘:mk-nule‘ The only thing that could prevent Congress from adopting {t was the Bupreme Court. It wonld have been well if Cangress at the I':,efmnln of the War had never issued s legal-tender. he purpose of the League was to rhow the peaple that, if they would have prosperity, they must have money that is monery. Mr, Smith stated that the bonds fasacd in 1818, beraing interest at 13¢ per cent ber month, were suld at a discount of about 10 Pcr cent. @ Mr. Randoloh was of the opinion that it wotld have been better for the country if the American people had repudiated all the green- backs in 1855, We were now practicaily at spe- cle payments; we had pald the price, and wo must not go back. We werg on a silver basls, and that would creato fluctuations enough. Mr. Nichol offered the following amendment, be incorporated intothe address as a preface: Opporition tosl] paper inflatton, snd consequent deprecintion; in favor of coin and vaper of eqnal value and M}.“l purchasing power, and convertible Into cach other at the will of the holder. Mr. Bendder moved to refer the amendment and address back to the Committee fur revision. Ar. Randolph offered as a substitute that the amendiment of Mr. Nichol be the platform of the urganization, which was adopted. Un motlon tho addreas was adopted, giving the Committee power to reviss the same and put it in shape for circulation among the peaple. The report of the Committee on was called up, and, on motion, the President, Secrctary, and Treasurer werc added to the Ex- ecutive Comnmittee. As amended, the report w[u m:gp’»e\l, and the Conveation adjourned sine 3 . ——— BUSINESS NOTICES, Wineheater's Ciire for Consumption,—Win- chester'a Jiypophosphite of Lime and Soda, for the cure of consumption and chronic direasen of the throat and lunga, Also dyapepsia, indigestian, general debllity, etc, This grand specific has been catablished frcenty years, during which period it has performed wonderfal cures and accomplished tesults which no other remedy has ever equaled or gren approsched. Price £1 and 82 per bottle, Frepared ouly by Winclester & Ca., No. 30 Joba street, New York. Bold by crugeista, - ———— Chneles Ieldaleck's Cliampagnes—=The pop: alar Sillery and the auper-excellent **Dry Me({ll. e [ hlkhlylpngtllud n England. Germany, and Russla, are being tantly received by M. Emil Schullze, {15 Beaver street, New Yark, VEGETINE SAVED MY LIFE. Boatox, Dec, 17, 1872, . R. Srzvexs SR . Exq. Dear Sir: May I ask the favor af my case pabiict n 1861, while on picket daty In the army, I was taken with a A, which lastod sl night, Was taken into csmp: ad dosed_ with whisky and_gquinine. After thls had fits overy day, and was taken to Newbern lHospital, and there treated by the attend. ing pysicians, § grew worse, and waa sent home. Hemained in poor nealth for fonr years, treating with many physicians, and trying many remedies, Finally, Scrofula madg its appearance on different parte of my body, and my head was so diseancd a8 bo feightfnl {0 ook at, and palnfal beyond en- aurance. After trying tho most eminent physiciana w‘illhout improvement, a changs of climate was ad- ¥ 5 Iave been ta the Hot Springs in Arkansas twlce, each time giving their treatment a thorongh tnial. Finally camo back to Boaton, discouraged, with no hope of help. Life was s burden to one {n my sit- ustion, My diecase, and the eflcct of so much powerful medicine, had so damaged my aystem, 1hat the actlon of my stomach was apparently de- stroyed, and my head was covered with nfcers, which had in places eaten into the skall-bone, The best pbysiciana said my blood was so fail of polson they cunld do no more for me. Abont this time, afriend, who had been an invalid, told me Vrocrine had restored_ bim ta perfect health, and through bis persnasion 1 commenced taking VEor. TINE. At tlis tinia I was having fits almost overy day. Inoticed the first good effecta of VEnxTiNg in mz]fllnmu orzsns, My food sat better, and my stomich grew stronger. I began to feel encours aged, for I conld sce my health slowly snd uradu- ally improving, With renewed hope, I continned taking the Vxaxrixx untl; It had completely driven disease out of my body. 1t cured the fits, guve me foud, pure bisud, eaith, which T had uot enjoyed before for ten years, Hundreds of prople ia the City of Doston can vouch for the abovs fucts, VEGETINE has saved my life, and yon are at lib- erty to such use of this statement aa picases yon nd I beg of you to make It known, that other sullerers nud! And’rellef with lcss troubieand expense than I di 1t will afford me great pleasure to show the marks of my diacase, or give any further {uformation rel. ative to my case, (0 all who dealre it. Lam, alr, very gratefully, JOIIN PECK, No. 50 Bawyer. Boston, Mass, you to make REV. J. P. LUDLOW WRITES: No. 178 DaLTIc-8T. o Dnooxtyy, N, Nov, 14, 1874, 1. R, Sravaxs, Esq. Z. Dear8ir : From personal benefit received by ite neo, of well fromn gnnunll knowlgage of those whose cares theroby have scemod almosl miracu. loas, 1 can moet heartily snd sincerely recommend the V'xGETINE for the complaiata which it ia clalm« 10 cure, JAMES P, LUDLOW, Lato Pastor Calvary Baptint Church, Bacramento, Cal. VEGETINE. SHE RESTS WELL, Soura Povanp, Me., Oct. 11, 1870. Mn. IL I SrEVENS: liear Sir ¢ 1 liave been sick two years with liver complaiut, and during that time have Laken many differcnt medicines, but none of them did me any good. 1was restioes nighta, no sppetite, Since taking the Vxaxtine 1 rest well, and relish my food. Can recommend the VearTIng for what it has done for me. MRS, ALBERT I ‘Witness of the above: Mn. Gronue M. Vivauaw, Medfurd, Mass, CKRR. VEGETINE Prepared by H. R, STEVENS, Boston, Mass, Vegetine is Sold by All Droggists. Also, AE\'\:I- for MARTELL & CO. COGNAC and ESCHENAU & CU. BORDEAUX. KUMYSS @7 Mlik: Wiae, a deliclous, sparkiing bever ative puwer, eepeciall 0 0f wou- Iy beuedclal fa dys. 4 relicves (hu distrcss of and Hliiua:hl stomach tolerant y flis tha velus wiih bealthy plezin wnd plumpaces. Tha renowa of Ly Kuiuyaa earacd wiihiu il lsat hiree ears, hiss Caused bumerous Cheap mdzatious W0 appear, ey buar Do compariaon S0 Bif. K iouzse. head for (Ortglaator 37 Ratnras by v ), 1 1768 fu America), 179 Madleoa st centra of biock. crful restor e TRUNKS, i L TRUNKS. L . HASKELL BROS, Yrituze Bulding, tment of T o B oo soanta Chionce! a4, o sad Gentlemen's Vallses and ':-ml“l, j: Yariety. which are relaliing s ool ada o rice » wechhits. reanization and restoted me to perfect a great Jours rempectiully,’ Bags of cvery (scturery’ prices RID GrLOVES. SPRING OPENING KID GLOVES. Have now in stock a complete assortment ot Courvoisier’s, Lupin’s, - Windsor, and Leon KID GLOVES! In new and desirable spring shades, in 3,3, 4, i 6 BUTTONS, ATPOPULAR PRICES ALSO . A FRESH LOT OF JOSEPHI! 3-Button, Opera and Medium COolors, at 30c PER PATR! AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF Gents'Kid Gloves SUPERIOR QUALITY, $1.25 PER PAIR! MANDEL BROTHERS, 121 & 1283 STATE-ST. Michigan-av. and Twenty-second-st. BLACK GOODS. West End Dry Goods Houss, Madison & Peoria-sts., North Side Dry Caods Hors, North Clark and Erie-sts. BLACK GOODS. In addition to other attractions proviously advertised, the follow- ing bargains will be found quite ‘| remarkable when the staple na. turcot the goods is borne in mind; REDUCED ¥ROM .- 401n, Blsck All-Wool Cashmerea..... 53 to 43a 40 In. Black All-Wool Cashmeres, 00 ts 300 40 [n, Bisck All-Wool Caahrueres. 76 to 808 40 n, fine handsomo quallty Fr. Cash- mere ... 40 (. very ) 40 In. extrs fine Fr, Cashimere., « 1,25 to 1.00 48 In, fins Fr. Cashmere.... . 1,10 to 00w 49 In, elegant French Castouere... .. 1.20 to 1,00 48 [n, extra fine French Cashmers... 1,35 to 1.15 DBlack Fr, Merinos, + B3 to 80v Dlack Fr. Morinos. 1,00 to 780 Diack Fr. Empresa 60 to 460 Bilack French Empress Clo! 5 to 800 Blk, Mohair Lustros st a reduc- tion of 20 per cent, commenocing at: 20 cents a yard and upward. Blk, Gronadines wo have opened for this salo, and will dispose of at a vory heavy sacrifico from last, yoar’s prices. . N. B.—The above quoted qualities of Cashmere were the chieapest geods in this market BEFORE THE, RE- DUCTION, CARSOR, PIRIE & (0. TIRUNSES. RUPTURE. 'BB-COMMON-8ENSE TRURS, flefld by Com: e o Bans 1 ok s fececs : d :x':l::d T:‘m thruugboat Kurvpe as well sathis Uit “‘I'Ill:ml-l suitablo ’“’un 1o thie world for lm‘% the S et ab prices withilu means of the poor. y the United states ioverument for the Army, O and for pensioners. liernia bas been our spechaity for BT o e K LT B Sabcaes Ta. penaneatly ¢ aur our’ EUTIng A majorityf casea waich Spply to "us FoF Lreaty ment. Masufecturers of the Pytent Besmiess-Hes] Elusslo Bluc‘.l‘fll:. Wurlnnxer. % Fipping at the beel, chates ing, or galling. Circulsrs scat (ree. Bartlelt, Buiman & Parker, 68 and 60 State-st., CHIOAGO, ILL, DISSOLUTION NOTIOES, DISSOLUTION. s ‘The Brm of Ahmlfllel l.l.t‘h‘ll day dissolyed by mutuslconseat. A it Abbois ssamea all iabillstes A vauduaihela IU ansotT, A8 TYLER. In withdrawing from the late firm of Abbott & Trice, l“hldllns Ia'lxnnu wy thauks fur the lbersl pat- unsye wa bave g“"vfilflfl Mrfl thesame will by ex- rh“fl toward o t."&l;b“; L l“rm whom } Sl Teeed A rrer. ton of Artists’ .11 th - 1L Abbals wil contiaus the tmportation of At A, Materials undor Srm name Chicago, Maruh 13, 1976, ELECTRIC BELTS, o OILEBVER'S E 1 Bl SUSHEERE, SEEGT made especially for tha cure of Boxu Meblllty 1o your scx. Bominsl weake fcte bud Lacapacty poallively cared Laws, Addgess o > 03 W,