Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1878, Page 8

[ AHE CHICAGO 'TRIBUNG: MUONDAY, NOVLEMBER 4, 1878, * C. W. Perkins, J fcDowell, and Louls Taw- | mone batween themselyes, dishonest per- | 3,600 each, and the aix functionaries called | mourning over the body, suddenly hezan to [ '*mnon-eved lepers," ona of the Chinamen wi . MBEDICAL NOTEN. THE CITY. Sy et st iehg ot That the arat A era noaition ah an | Procnrenra’ Generl: and Avocats General- | embrace Jt, And Jorfully declarcd that bix wite | clected, while averal WEe ttn oF Eied haals | susciaces 2ot 204 NATES, i e TnE CALL, Ass. [ can perhaps draw light loada. much like our Public Trosecutors—receive | wasnot deads thai her hand, which hehad been | ness standing and character wers black-balled, | SKIN AND SCALP DISE ASES Aroaz Broonsrr-tieneral hudinees and mt enes. {Furlbert takes hook and writes fn a sad andl | salarfes varsing from $2,600 to $6.000, The [ pressing, was still warm. The face of the corpse | The Chinaman'a name is Wah Kee, 'The aflair { A Revalation in the Tre S, GENERAL NEWS. us Arpeinav Copnr-So court unitl Wednewdsy. | o oenal fone the worly, 8. J. Tilden—as an | sercral Courta of Appenl aro estimated to cost | was goft'and of a roseste tinge, and the two | has created much commotton in the Board, snd | “geit'ny L yment of Kkin nng b 84, 31078, N0 cave on 1ML - i Ase| $1,207.200—there being twenty-six First Preal- | aons of the woman, sharing their father's belief, | it is not unlikely that tho action will be recon- | $/6A1P Disenaca, with Lona of finir-Ng gy, ©. L. Abl, Philadelphia, Pa., is registered Jdunag Moone—Contested motions. ) e —— dents, nincty-two other Presidents, 617 Coun- | at once embraced the body with every uxpresston | stdered, Incurnble—Nome Remurxnble Cures ko a1 the Taimer Hoare. ; angoau Kog ens-yaterse 4. Cr, Inliey v, O Remeke: HORTICULTURE. ;‘llloru; 'r;§ncly~(;)ur'l"|rmmfuu (imbcrla‘l :ml' of joy. The p)\);llt,llr}‘!l. {mvlvc::rl. who were at i ————”:— i *d with Catie the Girent 4kig (::: s - 3% {onsR 1y, Wallace, b e - vocats (irneral, and sixtv-one substitutes. | once summoned, declded that the woman was rincess Emma of Pyrmont, Asnfoted by the Cil ¥ Willism Smith, Scotland, is registored at :‘_.mlu'i'i BT R 2y Mactustve, azcent ; q Nainted by the Catlenra: iedalyant, The First Fresidents ;iet, with a few exceptions, t dead beyond all question, declaring that havin Zandon Times, * the Grand Pacific Hotel. e orinl Marshall County—Farmers Tmproving the | £1,000 e year, while fhe majority of the other | hoen packed in fce for forty.eight Honrs wanld | The betrothed ‘of the King of tho Nether. | , I8 14 no unjust reflection npon the medica] pry. STER=No call of the caiendar. No. | NEIC Rt ®\GenthernMare Mapeful Feels | iiresiicnts 2ot only $1,500. The salary of the | havo kilied her If the had not been dead before, | lands fryon her mother's side, allied to tho | fezslon fo say that ta efforts In the cnroof aiin'y The Hon. Everett Lane, Boston,i1 guest Ay 7 ke Faral DistrlctaThe Alton 1far- | Councilors of the Const of Appeats fs from | It required, however, much persunsion on the | House of Nosssu, 1 1255 the Touse of Nas. | %calp diseates bave been a fallurs, Wiay wigs #t the Grand Pacific Hotel. Jupok WiLLIa tlcultural Saclety—Interesting Discassion. | 1,000 to $2,000, while that of the Procurcurs | part of the friends present before Mr. Dixon | sau, which traces its orizin to the year V15, mistaken theorles, polsonous remedies, ang hling Tho Hon. E. P. Brown, Boston, is stop-| & C Bl From Our Own Correspondent, Generat and’ Avocats General 18 not more than | and hia two sons would consent to ihave | branched off Into two lincs, The cetates of the | adherence to methods and practicen orleinating =3 i 4 B A R It Ul R ol FnsRr, fil,, Nov. 2.—Henry is s brisk Iittte { $1,200 & year. tho ceremonles procced. Mrs. Dixon, It ap- | elder branch—that of Waleram—were incorpo- | IRnorance an enperatition, falt Ithenm, Peorjg,y, plog st the Sligrman Honea, E. K. Hoxers €1 al, v3. Peter U'Connor, §145 6,81, town 1o Marshall Conuty, on the Chica; e ———— veared, liad_expressed a fear of being burled | rated “with Prusaia in 1560. OF the younger | ana Scald lead flonrish and increase upan ayspeny Bamuel F. Hobbard, of Boston, is regis- g"Z‘,‘.,",’.‘. ;I;fls& ‘—:i\m Church, use, eic., ¥3. Abel nl:;l‘: ln.h“;ru& l‘ml‘:l?: }{;":o 2 Munlmi COURRENTI OPINION. ;Hv&. -';.dmhnld ex.)fml’nlnr?lmlll.lnh"nm nex;llmln- }mgch 1\_1‘5 r{n:‘snn thla fi!nfi ?(f P:lul!nm‘l I:’ ";3 lhnlu;rfl: by the coolous use, both Internal ang !m| e ), $18.541. 3. o . . and nof bury her body unl e was cutirel head. e Princes of Waldek-Prymont we: ternal, of mercury, a 1 5 ores skt fueraman Heuse. Sk AT I L R cbrmd“v:'. fs one of the best countics fn tuo certain that ahu’wn dud{ At the rrave he de{ H A e pcy aine, b lead, ‘Wo know where Mr. Tilden is, but what's ‘become of Reform?—DRufalo Ezpress {Rep.) . A fiat dollar is a thing which it\js no loss to lose, no gain to get, and which evelya China- man will not tonch. —Ueorge £. Joar (fNg.). among the most anclent relzning soverelgns of | cuna, jnstly called thy t Sf"‘"“" and the Princess Ennna, born “flf “d | free l.r{)m l{I ,.,x...r.xl'.":a'm','.'fff;iizm,. 1 erelgnty to Prussta. According to present ar- | 1089 andlrritations when sil other remedies ran, rangements, the civll marringa of the King of 1ioifsnd and the Princess Emnma wlill be cele- | UATOR. OF THE FACE AND William Horace aud Alice Dunning Lin- | Tiepn Weaterhors, 85050 gard are t the Tremont House, - Col. A. Allen, of the Merchants' Hotel, KNECHT I8 DEAD. St. Paut, fsat the Tremont House, PATAL RESULT OF A BAR-ROOM ROW. N i i Jean Knccht aled daring the night at the County Joso Maria Saldivar and Mijandro Saldivar, | yjo0 0., thus adding snother murder to the al- vri. manded to sce the body, and the collin was 18 warranteq opened. After feeling of her hands and face he at last consented to the burial, but as he turned from the coflin he fell to the ground insensible. The boily was burfed, and Mr, Dixon was re- moved to his home. He ia still of the opislon, State for the growlng of frults. Some of our leading hortlcultarista operate here, and no one is butter known than our friend, D, B. Wicr. He has extensive orchards of apples, pears, cherries,—in fact, of all varie- By the way, Mr. Tilden, what that | however, that hls wifo was burled allve. brated, by prox: Isen, and the solemn o o ; HEAD Mesled, mre a (A Talaiar fadne. feadr long list for tho present year. Tt will bare- | tics of fruits. ' [lo 1s the man who mv{rhnbonu{-’wyet pleadinghlsown case hav- e ———— bll:mshm% l’um" II.“rtmx;xo:lH be given in the (,Ull'l!D A TRRRIBLE CAsp, The Hon. Georgs P. Knowles, Fond du | membered that Knecht was found the morning NEVER TRUNES IS ORCHARD-TRRRS, fnnml for & client?—Brookiyn Union (R¢p.). | THE TAPPAN, M'KILLOP & CO. COMMERCIAL AGENCY. | Cathedral of Amaterdam. Ifensra. Weeka & Dotler—Gexsimrx: To g, Lac, Wis., is at the Sherman Hounse, of Oct. 23 lving #sensoless In bed and | and hoclaims that he s justified In his practice, Conmdering the exceeding thinness of his [ The mansger of thls tnsutation in Chicago would ———— ”rl:I‘Inlx:,mlfilrl“flniul'gn’clal’bclnn‘:;rn? ression of n Sam Colville and his *Folly® company | bleeding vrofurely, A woman who aid M; or non-practice, in this treatment of his of- | o iyp 010, why wonldn't:** Od Improbabilittes " | Fespectfully represent to ita patrons, and the busi. Another George Washington, feel it in every sense of the word, 1 have hror Wil atrive at the Tremont Houae this morniog. washing called at the place, but was aiarmed | chards, Thero is no doubt fn my mind thet | bo¥a good mame for Tilden!—Atbany Journal | ness community, that the McKillop & Speague 3 Monsignora Asinarl, & distinguished Roman | great suferer with skin discases for the | Catholle prelate, who " was &t one time Papal | (1) yehrs. - My head an face Dong soremet e Nunclo at Brusses, haa recently dlcd at Rome. | Boros, I could not rest with the barning heat ang He was & man of wonderiaily jovely character, | Jiching of the parta aflected, and was canfnng 1o and of extraordinary truthfuiness and upsights | B louse for weoks at'a tme. " Sty dieaes hay neas, of which qualities the Manfulla gives the | y2S0 S8 0L SIEERY foy ®r Moty FRriated trpe, following Instance: On_ his way back to Rome | atood by any of Liiem, It was mare tke s om0t st finding the door locked, with the key upon the Col. Georgs B. Bhaw, Secretary. of the | outside, andat not being ableto receive any fo- Northwestern Lumber Compsny, Ran Claite, | sponse to ner raps at the door. Sne notlfied some Wis., 18 stopping at the Tremont flonse. of the neighbors, and npon gofng to a eide window At an carly hour geuurdny morning burg- | opeslng fnto the old msa's bedroom they 1ars broke into A, 8, Albro's flour-commission | saw him lylng In the bed, which wan many orchards havebeen rulned by a systematic butchering, catled pruning In this Stste; and the drifting now Is to moderation in the slash- lnghmcen common particularly in the apple- orc! (Rep.)o Kearney has left off swearing. All that remains 1s for Butler to leave off lying, and then Igt Gaorlel blow his trumpet, ~Zaunton (Afaes.) Gasette (Rep.) Company of Now York City is merely one of many associate offices composing onrgenersl Institution; that fta diMicultlies, whatever they may be, sreof & Tocal character and of no interest to ns, nor can they In any manner affect onr Chicago Agency or The prices patd for apples do not_estisty the If thers. i t shocks the | Weatern Al tes; that our organization e sach | after he had fulfilled his missfon tn Brussels, | 1 Ke A combiyy. Botne Mot 257 Jonin ater ireet, Uut whelnor | atorated with bload. | The ' police were | growers, and aome e becoming gasted WIth | o centasy mind Sno thing that shooks tho | thatnoous or two Asociates can endanger ordi- | bla- carsings. way. stobped by biltands Deat | money scekine o cures aud . 18051 srent mieh ything 0 0! . notified, snd the injured man> having no | the business,— thnt the fall trade 18 opening beiskly.—Portiand | Fectly damage the othern: that the dlesensions In [ Viterbo. After they had pretty thoroughly | rove, and consulted some of the besy ,.Iu-mu'-'.(?; WITIOUT SUFFICIENT CAUSE, wo think. No man should thiuk of growing rich in these times. The farmer who can provide & comfortable living for his family ts dolng well,—dolng better thau the average business-mau. [ have sumetimes thought (per- haps not with good reason) that farmers and horticulturists were given to CHRONIC GNUNBLING. Satnrday night Austin Hinsch dicd on a [ friends nor relatives waa taken to the Connty Hos- Michimnn Central train between this city and | pital, Here d Michtgen City, Ind, 3ile wife and two children | detail the yy in which he bad received ‘the a ry that bas airesdy been published topping at the Massavoit Tlouse, Heart-dls- | injuries, — nlo'crpa‘;a:glexy : :ndoulwcflly the canee, -uenl"fl'lln’u. "PJ:“:::E?LH; lmd&ulnyd‘b:ufl; A A r nts A horse nnd wagon londed with potatoes | Wories 880 T e AL five. o mnch of & Awaite an owner at No, 44 Sebor strect, the home | Ay firss the case bid faif fo become of John Notris. The uriver ran_off Ssturday | mystery as the celebrated. Wilkie murder on West * evening when, tpon driving through Sebor streel, | Like aireet, which 1t resembled in nearly every (#e.) Pras (Rep, ). It took Tilden a little over a column to say he was Innocent, and even then he did not have room to eay & word denonncing the gullty cipher manipolatos,—New York Sun (Dem.). Peraapa Edison invented for Tilden some gort of & cipherophune, by which &' man's bouso the McKillop & Sprague Company some months ago foreboded Instability in their office, and cansed tho associate offices of the Great West to morg closely tnite, and they are (od!n‘ amply prepared ta continne thelr bnsiess promptly and accaratel: without any connection with the McKillop Sprague Cumvn tiL wing to the fact thal the City of New York p ee ruperlor facilitien for tinting latge works, we did intrust the McKillop rifled the persons of tha prolate and his af- [ London. Lreceived temporary relief aniy, tendants, tha chiet asked him if Ho bad any- | 3P pring it wosld break out azxin ns Yd oy ever thing more. * Joseph,” said the Bishup, | Mhenl "‘}l'.f’f,';:“‘_‘:“;’,'"lfl:"'nlr:‘;l told by ypyny turning to his servant, afd yon, give him the | cure'‘or those dissanes was of the misnet o 557008 1 g1 whish had besn concentcd 1y the | Souhento e, I alied onihe Doctor:'we re seri me, luwe S bottom of'a trank, amid . lot of sollcd Huen. | monihe, and I ‘can safely may, withoss. 1op A3 The worthy man considered it a crime tu lle, | provement. I tricd other phyaicians, and vinony even to brigand. them Dr, ——, of East {loston, and Dr. — b the wheels and the horte pecame fastemed in the | particalar. ' But the day following Detectives Tim | Heretofare they have been disposed to think | could be filled with ctyptogramou telegrams, and | & Spragoe Company 10 print our Reglsters, and we e i —i, ety proper, bot all Lo no purpore, Thy ¥ @ud. Matoney recelved z‘?;?w snonymous {nformation | that they Wwork- hardor than other men, and for | yet be not sunoyed by knowiog snything about | DeELS DON L HeT e e A Lisard In » Doy's Stomach, no good; 1 e‘;;d..r.‘a!fi.lm."‘;’, ineecrost 1n Catherine Shomberg, 48 years of age, B e e s "af Bioa | los2 money, Hut Ithink the past few years | theat. =Tolido Jlade (fep.). ers wili havo ouf Hegvatern out i due time, and this Tornnla Ginbe. from them. SRR it while vislting a brother, at No. 2y afternoon, wi , And died some hou have brought them the Lleased expericnce that they are better off than other men: that they have more quiet, and more to be thsnkful for and I belleve it I a fact they do not work as mauy hours {n the year as workingmen In our cities, whether in ‘tho trades or In tho pro- fessiohs, It s plmo to me, that the rural pop- ulation have thelr full share of blessings tem- poral, and I think they are growing moae and more cuntented with thelr ot aud possessions. THE OUTLOOK for the Industrial classes Is mora hopeful; and, g0 long as ** water runs and grass grows,” the 1ngn who cultivates the soil can mlkcnliv(ng: which cannot besald of many hard-working men in the large cities. It is really distressiog to sca the poverty uud distrcas thore 18 in the strests of every great city, Bome of the people—many of then could find better homes in the country. SOWING WHEAT, Farmers have been improving the fine weather in puttiog fn thelr winter-wheat; but many In Ahis part of the couutry rely upon spring-sow- iog. Apples are about all gathered, and llo fn bius or pens in the orchard or barn, snd will be sold or put in cellar before hard-reexing weatber. The packing of fruit for winter usc 1s a sclence. Mr. Fred Hayden, President'of the ALTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, has just sent me a printed copy of the proceed- foge of thelr late mecting, which was held at 1t is hardly worth while to waste any mors printers' ink on Mr, Tilden. He le already in such an advanced stage of political decomposition s to be auything but 8 periume even to his most inti- mate friends.—Cleceland Herald (Lep.}. Kearnoy said at Fall River on Saturday: 41 will follow any man who opposes m'e {nto the northeast corner of Hell.” It Is moved and aec- onded by the whule Democratic party that Nephew Pelton* *upposs ™ him. —Aew York Tribune (Kep.)s Tilden is & melancholy sxample of the evila of not settiing prompt{y, Tad he squared ap ev- erything as he went slong and pald cash on deliy- ery for hia goods, he would probably now ba the Head Reformer of the United Btates,—Zaledo Blade (Hep, ). 3 Coparcener Marble.once described McLin, of Florida-confession notoriety, as ‘‘An ague- stricken pariab,” The aballow-pated McLin might now relort with grest propriety by describing Marblessn c}yher--lmkcn ontcast. — [¥ashington Repubdlican (Rep,). Bang the crafty old man of Manhattant **Of honesty 1aui tho pattern.” But he hung up hjs A4l When they found,out his riddle: This cryptogamotie frand of Manhattan, — Providence Journal (Rep. ). The Potter Comthittee sponds $50,000 of ricken down with lllflmlun“ and Fourteonth atreet, could tell ter. Bne lJaft a | 22NEEE ADIEIL Lol 1o pive the namo Salll: 3umlly of five children restding at the corner of | von "5t owned up to having been in the eajoon, North Wells street and North -wem:e;ni o lnfllnusha om:cez e Mm?;"r%’ an (‘)"3 com: any young men comin, s | panions, James Connors anc omas O'Donnell, m;'l:\(':gv?:yn;lm.y {benglhcyl P oflfininln Eom of whom woere captured shortly sfterwsrd. sxperience that strange feeling o common to al} | Naturally neither of the prisogers would openly Wio fnd themsolyes away from home and friends | acknowiedge their gotll, = hut what & they for the fimat time. ouch young men will receive | dld say corresponded with the story of the affair a8 » cordial welcome t tho Yonng Men's Christian | relatea by old man Knecnt, save that they colored Association, ~Strangers meating ls held every | it 1o auit themy ivss,, Theywere held by Justice Monday eventng at 130 Madison street, conductey | Morrison in §2,000 to the 7th, but Monday, Oct. by the general Secretary, 24, the patient’s condition became so mach worse ? that when the Justice heard of it he ordered theit Arrests: Wiiliam Fice, bastardy, on com- They wers heid withont bail to the 7th. pjalatof Anole Pritteus. of No. 144 Spring atrset; meet the necessities of our entezprising buhinass men of tha ml*my West, who demand an Agency in this central maetropolis that can furniah fresh commercial intelligence withoat being first ran throogh o New York crucible; and that Tappan, MeKiop & Co. wiil continus nuinterruptodiy to s nlJ ita Entmm promptly with reports, and to attend faithrally to collections, Gxo, P, Girronp, Mansger, A foll-grown ordinary watcr-lizard, over four 1bave swallowed £00 arseric pills, £.20 grasy, fnches In length, was vomited alige early | and taken bottle after boftle of fnkcrnii Femerr: Wednesday morning bya O-year-old sou of | beside all tha external applications | lave need, Mr. % McEvoy, of Emily, near Downeyvills. | but the effect was tho same. I became satisteq The boy had beéa complalalng for some weeks | that I could not be cured, but might ve kept from of pain in his stomach, but his parcots thought | SRINRTOTE. \ L 1t was nothing mora than colic, *A few doys 820 | contloman well known to Dosion peonte, wair: # the paln was sccompanied by & suffocating feel- | Siicntion to your CUTICCIA ANY. bromiad ocy Ing, the lizard evidently trying to make its way | derful resulta I 1 would only make tria)," is upward a la excelsior. ~Wednesday morning the | told me of his own cxperienco with [t. and uo per.’ lttle boy jumped out of bed feeling very slck, | severed onme that [ went with him to adrug. snd the next momeunt, to the surpnse and hor- re and bought Lwo 1arge boxes of Cutiruna, and rorof the lamily, his'lzardship crawled along | souwe castile soan, aud commenced to use It avcoid- the floor in lively atyle. Todaed within tho skin, (hat, na %00n se 1 som: menced the use of CuTICURA 1t came fo tho eutface A Fiah Story, and featered, until vast quantities had cowa oat nrqm County (Ind.) Demncral. and areatly intensifled my sufferings for about tao Judge Plerce, whilo angling nt S8wan Lake, | weeks. Lnt1did not mind thie, as 1feit tuat] ive bait. Lo saw a Isrge water-suake abou! t Lo’ fnantities, yards away spring from & log, nelze a minnow, | After the first two or thres weeka' use of iy rem. and crawl back on the log, The Judge lmme- f,?,",,} e ,:,f:,‘,:{“:fim\w;?";‘ by & granast e i diately picked up his rifie and puta ball througt { gores: ‘1 catotully. taithrutly, and cheesal pot the suake’s head, got the minnow, and caueht | jowed tha dicectionsto the leiter, feeling en: & four-pound pike with It. The Juuge tells tils | nearer n £afo, Ubtil &% the hresent mowens. she story himself, ' * three months’ nse of CeTicuna, sud twelve yean i e coaE——— of as constant suffering s was ever endured, 1 csa TRongh and nneven flaors cannot weae oat s car. | S8y that 14mi cured, and pronounce my case tug Pfl where & zood carpet liniug is used. Use only | mOst rematkabigon'tocord. 1 hasobeen po clated hat manafactared of cotton and paper. American With my snccess that I bave atoopod men on ths Carpet.Lining Company, New York and loston, | 5irect who were afiicted, and told them 10 etibe For sale by all carpet-dealors. Curicura and It woald care them. ‘Thislewny| — Yonng Considine was soon ———— The Lime-Kiln Club for Reform, Detentt Free Press, . * Las', nite, "twixt de hours of 7 and 8 o'clock, I went ober to sec do Widder Johnaln," sald Brother Unriner, as his bald head rose to with- in cighteen faches of the ceiling, “8he's bin In & heap o' troubly 'bout de water-tax, an’ my ol woman sent me ober dar to tell her to trus' in de Lawd an’ cotch all de raln-water she could, 1 sot_down by de grateful stove, sn’ when I gecd dat de widder hed bin readin® / noosepaper, I aum{ axed ber: ¢3{lssus Johusin, am you a-wah dat de fall campaign hez opened 1" 4CAn’ aho replied dat she was a-wore.”” “sAn’ did you know, ‘cordin' to de papers, dat among te candydates am {o' murderers {7 “ Bress my soult Lat I ’spected it—"spected it for ober n month !’ she yelled, as she histed one of de plckanigrers duter de way, “vAn' do you know dat six mo’ of de candy- ‘I.!tmu ;.m forgers an’ perjurers? I sweetly con- ncre: == Co! ine {e nnaoobtedly the best of the taree, Henry Spelibinger and five inmates of his disorder- | bot he kept bsd wmvlnx. and that 1s why he is Jy house in the Hinman-strest district; Dan Con- | to-day uuug}lnt & murderer's coll. He told & peli and John Doamuhpe, caught by | falrly straight verslon of the affsir, to the effect Tieat, ~Martin Uayes picking pockets on | thathimeelf snd campanions had been drinkiag, train returning from Colvary Cemetery vesterday; | and bad goue into Knechit's saioon to play cards, Charles Hicks, *-the vld man,” wanlod on sus | and that, &fter playlng some games, & dispute iclon by Detective P. Kyan; Jobn O'Conor, | mroso regarding - pavment for the drinks. arceny of clothing from J, Twohey, No, 118 | Knecnt became excited and ordered them out. West Chlcavo mvenue; John Wilbeim and Valen- | A scrimmage was the resuil, snd then some moto tine llorn, assanlting Frank Drennock some dsys | words psesed between them, when the old man , Aod ere ro-arrested, & Brepnock Is not | was etrack by Connors with the beer-maliet, and :egmnel:lnfigr‘; -pe:fllly. n thin undoubledly was the blow that inflicted the 4 ghsh and estions’ in}nr, orver the left eye which Wnldo Brewstor, who i at prosent await- | was the prime cause of bls death. "The old man ingt in the United 8tates Conrts charged with | fell, and was booted and kicked severcly, and it was fiuudulently manofacturing and _disposing of | not'until he became senseless aod motionleas that cizars, ond who was arrested by Detectives Bhea | they begsn to think they bad done him fatal in- and Keating, has been identified by Private Police- | jury. As they were reireating through the door man Kelley, of the Northwestern Railzosd, 88 & | Knecht sttempted to foilow, whersupon a couple . om 80 grateful to you, far 1 belleve it to b the 1 hi best - out % % the reaidence of Mr. H. Q. McP'tke, in Alton; | publicmoney In & most dlsgraceful effort o black- 4 Bress my soul! but I'l} took in dem chick- beat and greatest dincovery of $h A Tl o Sialot ey DA7 aessenger, out | of emoty beer-kers wor turown upor him. T5¢Y | from_ which I extract tho followliz stems of | on the Republican tAfie befors the world, and | uns soon's Vol one. away s ahe taclatmod. ae DEATHS. o i i o bt e e Dy cat whs stanting At the cornot of | sraof courae, “tialmed (hat Kuecht was the sg. | Reneral interest, This Soclory continues 10 | gisnds pillorted to-d sho frowed ‘a glance of scorn at de chill'en vlayin’ horse wid da spider. Ao 'mong de feaser candydates, Missi Johnsin, am numbered gem'lon who steal liosses when dey git do chtnce‘, an’ odders who rob orfao 'syluma an’ prowl frew graveyards,? 1 knode It1 I kuode it 1—Iza bin h'arln de strangest kin' ‘o' nolses 'roun' e cabin ebery night fur de Jas' week,’ she whispered as she bent ober to Inok under de bed, **Den dar was a paws. De ole clock ticked 7 ith the odium of a discov- ered conspiracy which,ought o consign some of tho magnates of the Depocracy to the Paaitentiary, PAladelphia BulletinLtep.). In reply to the criminal charge that my trusted friends and “'b ints, while living in my houre, did attompt to bylbe Lhe Florida Returning Board 1o’ mako mo Préstdent for the sum of $85,- 000, I indignantly reply that [ never liked the Electoral Oo‘i:‘mil:lon& d always belleved it was R RFAR—On Batordar. Nov. 2. at bls vesldence. ot | 1. may add that [ took no laternal medicine but the WhEEAESOn Ssturdey, Nov, 3 3F hie Jetldence, 572 | Coricuns Resotver, WALLIAK TAYLORL “l’"'"lm monmla & T P N BostoN, Aug. 22, 1878, R ,'.\'_'":’”' B orierian CBOreh | yogareed by Praminent Citizens of Uadtsr, B D T McGalre, aged s, | ., 1@ kuow Me. William Taylor to boa swell-knorn HeGUInE—on Nov. 2 Mrs. Mary McGulre aged T3, | cttizen of Boston. Iie long service In the Lezis. A L e T L ceoriagay | ture of Massachusetts and tho Comimon Coneilof 1o Calyary Cametery, Friends aad solstives o fia | Loston, and his wide business experfence In tbu family fnvited to attend, city, have given him a large circis of friendsand LYON=The faneral of the late Davi, acqualatance wno would cheerfally Join uein to- Green and Carroll streets Weldo came up and fell | grevsor, and that he wi iuto line withs the employes. \When his turn came | fool anyway. But this hardly etands to reason he ropresented himseif 1o bo an employe who was | whon {t 18 remembered that Knecht was quites at the thoo absent In Milwankee. Drewster ls quite | gmall msn, and greatly under stature, whblle his well known here, bot has oniy recently retorned | gasallants aro rugged, beaitby youths just coming from Loulaville, where he waa scatenced last fall | jnto mannood. “for the **clbubing rucket,” but there was littio or | " The otber two, 0'Donnall and Connors, are fair 10 proof agutust him, snd ho ouly served apout | samples of the Bluc Island avenue hoodlum, & #1x monthsof hia time, creatura that delights in beating .T aloon-keeper, Yesterdny morning ‘at half-past 7 o'olook and {n street and saloon brawls, The former is an he body of an old engtneer namod Dave Lyon :‘-lm sorly fellow. and the latter a cute, muurt maiutain a vizorous life: ORCHARDS. Dr. Lonz—Almost atotal failure of winter-fruit: 8)l impertect from insect depredations, The Gilpin the most perfect in his orchand, If. C. Benson—No soples except for family- porfect Newtown Plppins; near Foater- burg, imsome orchards, good Winesaps, Giipin and Jeaetins,—in other orchards, Giipin and Winesaps specked. In a bolt of conntry near I'lasa, on the Chicago, Burtlugton & Quincy Rail- 8 crazy,cantankeroas old El had & fadr erop of winter-apples, The President raised the question as to the effect ot keeplng hoga [n orctiards. L r. Kflnu—l (sd tried, put In the Iast of July, the picked up, yet fusects kept on in- Jurving the frul said Maj, Logg had triod hoge in his orchard, aod his lt‘l‘llfl wers poorer thao miae. Thinke the tramping of bogs around the trees oad, kille trees. Tho orchard needs cuitivation, mast kill off the insects: foo mauy orchards, Tlecommends 'lste cultiva- tion to destroy the canker-worm; other insects not 80 easy to get rid of, yet wounld try late plowing: had already plowed 1wice; wonld ciéan the tree of rough, loose bux] and in spring wash with soft 203D or sodas would nse one pound of potash to seyen Qaliuns of water, L & The subject elicited discnsalon, In which Capt. Stewart, 'E. Holllster, sad others partlcipated. August Starr had vried hoge, but had not had cnough; on Stdway's place, the hogy were kept and o N b, plsce from the famjily residence, fR1 8t dorsing his truatworthiuoss 1f they were invitad o Ahe bouy.of an okl eninder aamed: Duve Lyon o, who has frequeiitly been arceated for (hEft | foad- and gxtenalng eist some mileey Were 1o ba | Grmsnie sl (¢ “sicd Ve (0 {hE New York | oy uy in do" solomoest, manner, aw’ de chiiyon | darNo¥. o atd Gefoci By Carriazes Qosa, o KRS, T AT LoIC prir. T2 body, which wppeared 1o have bean in | Spias police; Botd reside near each other on | foun good frals and falr erops. e 15002 10 b fall of hopo for | KroCked de handie oft do spider as dov tuk & | “MoADAME-Nor. 3. Atezander MoAdama sudaealy, ‘Manager Toston Globe, the water some’ timo, was.taken by the policato [ TATeIOHGT ealled at the Connty Jall last eventug | ,, AUSustusStarr—Jenotinegood, Winesaps scabby; R s 0. Tusl of iope for, sthislate residence; No. 1 South Deaplainesat. * circle 'roun? de big blue rockin’ cha'r. Bime b; de widder kinder aiged aroun’ till she nhnwe«{ de dollar rings ou her fngers an' de big yaller bow at her fryat, an’ she sald: “+Brudder Gardner, it seemns to me dat de time bz nrrove Lo purge 'Merican politics of fts ln:ul' a0’ corrupshun. - How am you gwise to watel oyt . “*Qem'len, I spit on de bot stove, an' I spit ober it, ll.\'_‘l seed de widder's big oyea wid delr canvas backgroun’ lookin’ right at de end of my noee, an’ L' coutdn't git dis old mouf open to save mo! 1 walked out of dat wid ber queshun unanswered' au' de chili’en tyin’ do clothes- line, faat 'to,de teakettlc an' makin’ ready for haml, "1 was'finkib’ dber {t all uite 'long, en’ Ize finkin’ oberlt yit. 8ir Issac Walpole, you am an ole man. You hez binran ober by a butchercart, bit by & rattiesnake, an’ lost {n de o.My dl D \ the finsl auccess of ths Gtifo 1dex, and persistont in Asst. Attorney Sufolk Connty, bis design to make; {k the conqueriog hero of potitics, Very like the ooy who was riding a horee around the pasturo on.3.cold winter day, and who gave a8 & reasan for lfifi:‘"m conduct, **It's & ) Fuperal notice he; 1ee Morgue, ‘Ihe pockets of ths man contained & g fn‘nm'r !fmch m'":‘o:f‘m;'& x:'n“ iy mf".'{" to sco 'm- prisoners, Onnnnullfipmfllnn ugly Mho papers which ideatiied him weto s Jetter 01, 'both in_the northeast corner of the fail, from l’m.-.an Superintendent D. W, Parker, dated | whare .,,2‘; might readily conjure up lhoughu’ ro- at Dubugue, Nov. 1, 1677, requasting s repari on | Zording snelr predecessors, Shersy and Coanelly, an vcchlent to o bmiceman, nnd another £r0m | ho were hung direcily opposite Lhelr cells, Con- Ahowas Piace, Master Mechaule, dated Juna 14, uite slarmed when he was told that the Jb7x, snwpending him from the ralirosd companr's | o1d man was desd, ond said, ++1¥1 ko pretty hard e b ‘Dave Lyon wag a married man, having awiteand | YR now " but fi“fi,‘}fi“‘{:fi%\:“{fl“,,‘,’fi;:’ufi three children, the oidest boing & boy of 10, work- g ot miore 18 plame thak e Conanre ing I the Weldon shops. 1lls family sow ncommunlcative, and doabied tna statement iive In Chicago, but " formerly “llved 1n | (st (he man was dead. Conuiding was asked it Dnonque. — Lyon was raking on one of the roads dariny the DIg strike of 1864, when be | She,Dewspaver accounty ware in the waln eorrech, fook &n anino on the Dubuqn Diviston. Toe ac- B b D g sty | Tise,. /e, And e onir plared one eame of for a red iag, apd ditening bl engine aud s pact of | Congors growled forth, **There, you will have to i traln, o hud vecn very hard up of Iate, and, | oyt all, damn you,” And in consequence of this 1t e witd, woy workiug as 8 switchman on the Chi- ¥ ra ot iminkton: & Quincy fiatirasd, Lis was | YOO BOthIDg more was said about it was ln No, 00, and the other two wero §n ANNOUNUEMENTS. AFFIDAVIT AND STATEMENT OF CHARLEN REYNOLDS, Cuantxs ReyxoLpa' Fasnioxanty Hamn-Darss. 1m0 Hooxs, 20 GREEN STnERT, BosTON. —I hereoy certify that I kave been a hair-dresser for tweuty- ’lx “fl' Jm w;llhk‘nuwm Rostonlans: thatdcre jog this time ve AmMORg my clstomers bl corner Twenty-sccond and Statecalss | jnany afilicted with various forms of skih and scilp T o R E et ol B Dopkins e 3, | diseascs, but never have seen so severaa casons Wiison, i, 11, White, ¥, W. Paimer. 3 thst of Willlam Taylor, hereto abnexed, Tb ShE (TN Nl e o Arosand | e coiiad srey, Bas o e o = N L A o ar aved tae sax B Ghum o, 1w, Rotsy, Al 3. it diloe ?‘;srnri:hnurrflm i Dien sl d . 2 jange . . o inst Avo years, and during ime there wad 1 ik Ths HomAvtams, Alariane aTieTt, 4. | Do abatement in the severity of tha disease, or 1o- flllheu. llm. Johu Hoftmann, J, W. Stewart, U. 1f. | prosch to a cure—although, to my knowlcdye, cor- b siantly under medical treatment—until ho begin Roing 1o ride bim if I epository (Rep.). 5 ‘Wade Hampton hasarranged tue polling. places in South Carolida 1u such & manner that hundreds of black memwail be practically prevent- ed trom voting. Bommpf those will bave to walk Niteon or twont mmn d others make an ocean voyuge before thay ca: posit their ballof This {0 not Intimidation, WUk aHIwer the same pur- pose.—Cincinnat) Qazalll (Hep.).” * The projeot of Chriatianizing Eunrope by mending over evangeliastaeand misstonaries from tho B ad, Q slxth Ward—Meeting st Skadsra's placs, Ko, 106 o about 42 years of ave, —— Ted, not pastured; hogs eat lallen fraft, and musy | United States la & bappy one. If our churches :\m" . !v)‘i'n'mne"nc ?Jt‘.?‘ mfl,flfifiaf nw‘:ll'- %, i Hesmer. Jons Oron 'er W, Wosd: :5,:1:.:1.'.’5.,‘".",?:::‘&“.'; ::'.'3 -fi:gefflc:u;‘;]:m TRR CIGAR-MAKERS. HANKINS SURRENDERS, desiroy many worms, $ continue thelr pralsaworthy efforts long enongh | o, 057 d A0, 234 West Harrison-st, L. L. | onths, 8 perfect care. The Soclallatic Clyar-Makor'a Unlon, of which THS POLIC CONQUERED, o i e e A s e T e the benighted Dritish, may in time bo able 10 pro- | ™Tho old man rose up fn an humble, hesitating o Bisie, Iugice 3. G. Polles, D. 4. Avers, CHARLES REYNOLDS. Goldwater, the CominUDIAG: 18 She tehg and hecl#s | and tho wamolers at Georee Nankina' place, No, | faf; thinks It would be benefivial 1o pat 1n and | Sammy Tilden, iho Ted\Bhirs Riflomen. and our and mildly sald: Portio. 54 West Madison-s Burroii, 18, Avg. 27, 1876, —Then peronily ‘wa bat rathor tne yrawling, discontented fellows, who | 104 Maddlson street, came forth from the vault at ' Gem'len, 1 duce such Christian. @jiesmon as Ben Butler. A Weatern Indlan Agengp,*~Cinctanal) Commercial shall nebber cast my wote for o sppeared the exld Charles Iteynolds and m:fifix.“fl hlip ?’z-{n"-.n 3enh—.1‘hfln:nmulrir‘:n u'"flrimm Ind. eriminal, an’ L ve dat de Clubin: de foll rangements o}-‘flec‘l‘lzf ':.D TieLih 13k that the foreguing statement, by him sul wouldn't wark at al} 1f they coald poweibly sponwe | 3o'clock yesterasy morning. When Hoffman asd eaicient Seiion Snuc - | Und.). jminal, an’ 1 move dat de Clubinsert de foller- Vard- 6 W - L 3 o living oft the others. Soms of the duvv’nl work- | 14 uum,,kn“n,l on the ,;'", at midnight, there | 0 8EODK frult-men. Kis Winesap apples were 93t v’ advertisement {n do papers: “Fiellth WAni=No. 1210 West Madison-st. Col, A. | true. Beforome, CHALLES 8. LINCOLN umooth; thinks the tr and would bring botter VINEYARDS, President Hayden—Don't plant vineyards near fruitetzoes; theds fatter afford shelier lo the cat- bird, Daltimora oriole, and other birds, that ds- wtroy tb-]nuu. : H. G, McPlke, Chalrman of this Committes, ro- ported glwl all pone, excepta few remnants; this bas been s bad yoar, Ile desized Lo know how 10 keop grapes as did the growers in Ohlo snd Kel- 1y's Island. 'The question brought oat a good deal of dlecussion, pariicipated {n by Dr. Long, Capt. Stewart, and President Layden, which brought oui & that climnte farther north had much to do with It. as in Michigan and Ohlo; {f cut befors frost, they are easily kopt la dry ‘cellars or uppes Tho gold dollar is s inconvenient a coin a5 the silver throe-contadece, and the paper dollar that we use In dealln@.awjth the butcher and the baker, in payIng gas bills, In settling with the rita of tradesmon, and for.urdinary domestic purposes, in not much botter, Kor_common use the miver dolat could bo emplo, ;‘d and the large notes o Cole, Col. “Us x exc O phal T W e TTAREPles: | We beg to announce: that we shall poblish frm i 3. L. Carpbal W, i S 3. | Webtte omo of the 1owt remAFkAbl cures of ., g0 Milwaakeo. | skl and scalp disosses ever recorded, accom, Bl o 01 SR, B koo BRI 1 G Comicbme RESiT Etghtaenin Wani~Norin' Side Torter.flall, mase- | *ga 3 e okl N R blod fever- meeting, The }oo. John Wentworth, s, en the wkin fa ot Aud dry, the e Wililam Floto, }irat Barber, Jr., Wililam Vooke, fan, the liver torpld, the bowcls conativated, o ‘Ceutennial Hall, at South Chicako—ile Club will ba | When the virusor taint of scrofuls 1 knownw ety gflll,rm;m’lz' ben M. Wilson, R, M. | lutk lo tla:ly-um. axshiown by wl(irulom‘uxce;l; g 13 et d 8DeT, sores, abacceses, carbuncles, s, and othel At Fireinaiva ){adl, CHind Crossing-Glee Clob will bs | gymploms, or when tba constitution has beed frestar., sove dlpkine, ria Cor, en B Wiaos, F- Fared by malezial and anti-perlodlc fevers lieyenth Ward—Meeting st Knsba's plce, No, 120 | debilitating alseascs, we recommend 1 all sach Druwn:st., curner of Maztwell, (ood speakers will o | cases tho Intornal use of the JtzsoLvest while tae preseat and address tho tigoting, cm-u:umh I‘i boing used ’e‘xum:ll‘y. Tnv“li:; A MEETING = | soLvext ia the most powerful purifying sgeut o¥ A ?f:‘.n‘“dl‘é‘ n?l’h- fifi.}éfi'fi.fl.‘n‘}. .?fi"fo‘i. koown In the history of medicine, nnx use 1 ner of Lincol d Fullerion-avk., shis eveulog sz | connectlon with CoTicuna hastens & care and reo- yetock, Judge Hanns, Col. e.“seribn". Ii, | ders it permanent. ingwen bave boen wisled fnto folnlawr b, but | <SR CAVS il T e 4 whi thiey are beginalng to dud out that the principlcs | ™ o g s Bg shetny Sadl, WhoR of e orualation will be an injury rither tuao | they got inalde, only ankins aud the nogro o benefit 1o them, If sthey are ever catried out. | walter were to be seen, The officers had been AUA Letise elake Dnoknloed & unloa lmg-n{:rh; *+ plping" for sn hour, sod knew that s dozen or -union for thelr 3 3 B0 part, They met At Ublica's"Hall, on Norty | mOre men wers concesled somewhero. Theyanked Clurk street, about Afty batn present, sud eiected | Lisnkine to open the vault. Ilo rofused, tamael Morgzan President, Herman Tews | ** Then,' aald Hoffman, ‘‘we will ait down Treusurer, snd Otto Wick Socretary. Atlerap- | awhblie,” La Bonty was sentio the Armory fora Joiuting & committes to draft s consiitation aud | squad of mon. asd they saon arrived, a0d also iy-laws, thoy adjourned subjech to the call of the | took charge of ‘chatra, Nollcing that tbero we Vreatdent. . several veotiiating-noles In the vanlt watls, Hof- HOTXL ARRIVALS, man directed that Wiy be closed up, and they Shernan House—Edward Ray, lochester, N, ¥.: | were, with paper, 'Not = sound came from %}r(::u lu}’E'""Flr‘.lmu UrK | “l'.lx”‘zv- 'II. ';.."ob';' 'N)‘Bn' intide, but the I‘:I“l“c' .‘I 'l;lu ui"‘;‘i ol . , Fremonl . Ueorge Col - | their game was ‘‘in s hole,” since others, in B, $o G R, - bl | Bl e e due iy S gty Sl dianapolis; Col. F. H, Wulkap, Loulsville; Ge ment In & similar ‘place, They vaticntly waitea ann, Newsrk, N. J.j James W. Heynolds, Bl | until 3 o'clock, snd then were rawarled, Thers _x'n-v;li, "7 B U, Lewia, N " Mlaha should bave more foom, A WANTED< XTED—A political csndidate who has not it peex charged with wurder, arson, robbery, burg- lary, forgery, embesslement, frand, drunk et al., 18 invited to send his ada fatarences of charactor. to the I i Brother Gsridner's face lighted up like the bottom board of a fenve opposite a bonfire, and tha Club adopted tha idea awl ordered the Becretary to have the ad {nserted in red ok if possible. wonld atlll bave their fy B to pesform, —Lalli- mord American (Jormerly Asti-Siver). ¢ The Bultan hasgigned a scheme for re- forms in Asia Minor."; Bat he mwst not forget that no reform can bg successfully carrled ont without the ald of MF Tilden's reform cipher. Acts antomstically and ithout the knowledge of the operator, None ;i'cnutn- bat those having Mr. Tildeu's name blown ig the bottle, All otbers are imposters. Send three-tent stawp for descriptive circnlar and price-list. =Hurdeite (Rep. ). ‘A Kicking-Matoh, - w York Times. Titherto tha cocottes who attend the Jardin Mabille, the Chateau Rouge, Bullier's, and sim- lar delightful resorts, have enjoyed amonopoaly as kickers, thelr capacity to kick off the hats of the men they dance with being the source of The Cbalrman, in auswer to & question as to what should be done tos vineyard: Good field- lcnllun u‘l’le spring: recommends early pruning, o ble_cries of *‘Let ne oot} we rleans; A. | were scarcely-au George A. [ T S Y n " 1 are almost desd."” Hankine was obatinate’ fur king off sll old wooa (les Mr. Tilden's indigbation when he learned | profound sdmiration on the part of new comers | LaUETuook U 8. Vouak Jr., Ouuay Ko, Prepared by Wecks & Potter, Chemists an BT Lak awbile, but Saally yielded: 2ad when na vagli. | mef.pruniog. Tina young gruwis should be atop- | that {ntimate persons)dnd political friends of b | to Parls. 1t seems, howerer, that some of our | b 06 fat wleciing it saasssals mesiior, tatis pid Drusgiath, S0 W ae ot et Yy Ginclapatt: drorye W. Lrecken, e DR | De ey e muncs oo on the Troad ) Lendes | Bad been sending disphtches about buying Elect. | countrywouen have become compatitors for | PRIEE:, JhgfeRsagint |2 the lows irs earieally 1o- [ of the Cumcuna Rusouvewt, $1 por bultle: ik Foider SEE AT U Counall Tt far PiTletion, a4 Msfoemont and Rofandar, ' pratect | ocsl votes, and even disgractag bis own hones in | tuese Very questiooable French lonors, The b be bt | bottlen far $3, Price of the Curicuita, suall box Connecticut newspapers mention that a kick- e o beon, Wyo o " /[IERE WILL BE A_GRAND MASA-MEETING H d une-balt 5 ) b straw, All neod 1 attentl | e, B0c; large boxes, cuntainloy two un doisi=3. T 1;»0?‘:‘ o, Wyomiug Tertiiorri | especially was nearly used up. wit need caceful attention at the right | A 5 relation thereto, by 40 yawarranted abase of hos- R e e A Wood, PhS i uare, g jag-match took place lately at Bridgeport be- Shis eveniug at 37, 20, aad 31 Madison-at. | times the quantity of wniall, and therefore mach & fi,"_,“;‘“h“‘h’fl:,‘,,"",‘, ;{f;‘:,;‘."",‘";,"n"sfi‘} It 'g‘n':.l,‘m mc'u:.n v:":l‘h.bx'::.nv.a:'l.l?fiz'r:‘o::: SMALL YRUIT.- :‘;‘.‘:&”{n 'hN":‘w 5‘. .y"‘"’v?., .hl,',':f :.."':a.,"’,,'fi tween & Providence womian and a New Haven | SPocciesTilioe misde by Lol U. K. Davis Gen. 0. L. o tluptg for chronlc eases, i3 boses ::; > Rew v g 4By W * | they might Lave -‘mdu.-'xm uotil ta stomach | William Jackson, Cuslraman of this Comultiss, toward | them a8 the ti;flnu‘r:l:'onrldn did toward her ;vmlm.n.luna :fl? the purforinance was exceed- | oo o T e L NRETING OF THE SEYENTH Three $1 packazes of each, or six o lunss # Boure. e oficers. gheetod thets Kipdiy, Aad Aepatteds Thue ds it yoey Julle clangs since Warersastons, was aot hnenm':;&ol‘a?u:ln":yl " F00 contestants were esch allowed twenty: | Blnerian. o Ppiblicans thle sesalog gt 730 West | ™ AUCTION SALES, THE COURTS. marched them over o the Madlon Street Biation. | mouore: noscy’ Bowever, Who. intend to siant | orders, but weak Choukh 4 siaal groen OneEl— | fMive kicke the prite belor €30, " Eroridence 104 | 4. Mexeacks anl oihem o rde bf W-Kutperco e s THE CHANDLER CASH, - Although thers was pothing fn the room itself 1u the case of Chandler va. Chandler, & motjon | Yhich indlcated that gambliag had been golag oo, was madd by complainsnt Satorday morning, be- }5;;."“',’“ PI:‘ b At bl fore Judge Farwell, for alimony, Mr. J, A, Sleop- | sumiclent svidence lo convici them. They mi ;‘ luz}:lf:\l\ for #l‘l.lc‘h!flfllfl’.‘l‘r?"fli B D:N for :l’r,"u:fid:‘h'nl: ‘:z:‘ h;l’l‘l‘!"gfn:d!hlfl:“ Mr, Cuandler. The latter wanted o have the postpunea for s weok, The Court aald he hadnot [ $F%510 play with. AL wers balled oft by Juft et entered his appearance and paid his $1.50, sod | fore Justice Morrison this mornlng. — "Boston Herald (Ind,). A better hope for defesting Voorhees les in the fact that there are ten or twelve sound, old- fashloned, hard-money. Democrats 1 the Legislay ture, wh oursge to make com- mon cau nut Voorhees, can salely relegata bim to vrivate life. It ls to be haped they will do Aheir duty, The United Statoa Senste f8 not the off with a kick of five fect six Inches, and closed with one of soven feot tive fnches. Now Haven began moderately, i not modestly, and fu- creased her acare itatil at the twenty-Afth effart she marked saven fcet nine inches, and was de- clared the victor amid uproarious applause. It is hardly nccessary to say that the spectators wera exclusively masculine, ‘Those from Provi- sirawberries I the spring "fi" to be preparin the ground for them now, ‘Twios plowlug this fall and once in the spring will be little euoueh; more caltivation would - be balter, The time for erowing strawberries alipshod has passed, snd whosver wishes 10 make them pay to carc for them properly, A few made & great change in thls fruft, nmnll will not pay either growsr or T By GEO. P, GORE & C0,, D antey sesce meating & she Yo als G yooiis: XL Menah 130 Madson-si Fo-duge gt the 1. 3, 6 4 ol | g pQULAR TRADE SALE ’l‘lll{ MONTULY MEETING OF THE BOALD OF Counsellers fur Wumen aua Culldren will be held Monday at balf-past 10, tl TUESDAY, NOV. b, 9:30 A. M. na will bo arrsigned for & hoaring be- . Good frult, carefally handled, will dence were deeoly chagrined at the defest of ‘MAILILOAD LANDS, Larys Lives Bessonable Gioods. | Zonld not apuear on the recard as in the case. Mr. rd e iaekol. . That ottknbortion Canhiotbe | Fan sesnod i e warld, wnd the Drotpect 0l le | P oir fopressutative, and fmediately fehal GRO. 1 UOIE & eAfimerny low :emnl:rnbd w this, and '::: ibtiat wax' ponl- SBUBURBAN. 0w autha sty Jround puccossbvely hue bewn | udes isone from which benators and th couniey lengcd tho winner (o, & second Kickiog-m oW TO B . mov 6 poned untll the sfternoon. ‘patiies then cama Q At large ougl relieved as soon As possivle,— | with asother nimble-legged dauxhter of thelr 5 d.n Yy 1o the fes wan paid, and the application for il NTDE PARK, e as long as profitadle, It ought 1o be plowed | New York lerald {ind.y, 2 clty. This reflned aud highly-instructive smuse- ¥ ¥ noxt, The Nonrd of Trustees met Saturday evening 1N 2 and audited bills amounting to §4.000, lucluding In the case of the Fl y Baviogs Bauk, the | the palice pay-roll for October of $054. }}:relv:::écli‘-nmgl.hlnln b15.m out that U, ¢ boads of E. L, Dwyez, cantrsctor, $6, 000, an 0 , 5 b oyioas glaimed the | and J. H. Bowen, Village Collector, $25,000, immediately the sawmo scason, Al some root-crop the lollowlnf year, Itasn. berrtes mnd blackberrios ougnt t0 be vlanted in the fall, and well mulched 1o pre- vent heayl by the frust. When convenlent, however, soft wood may be planted in the spring, and tme wauldwnlncd!‘;‘y 80 doing. Of kinds, 1t 12 hard to say what would be Lest, —aolls are su 100uy postponed untll Satal ter fraitiug, u\,‘lln(ad to com went will doubtiess becoine popular, and o due time we may bave kicking-matches for the chumplonship of America. Can we dare Lo Liope that the calciirant game of the Republic may yet be Ulustrioust Mr. Potter is right. 1f Congress could be abolished for two years, (ho business of tho coun- try would pick up immedintely, Lament it ws msy; but it {s a fact, Wheo the Houso of Repre- sentatives bas not boen & monster with death’s head. 18 bas been & monster without s head, It 1s, for the most f'"‘ 8 mob of nobodies, lu which a tow npudent upatarts, by beliowing, artitice, and ru-mnt,r contrive to elbaw their way to the INDEPENDENT. |, JoSrro Go and buy atract of fand of ihe Iitnols Central T ACOARTE! Halirosd Company and mako s farm of It This Cain- 2500 CASES ASSORTED BRI T8 The Soutnarn pass of cha” MLAss. o¢ {Liuls ot ‘ 1runi 84 Lo $3 por &ci it, or L, ur 10 per cent uft for all casht, Auy une with industry and energy, aud buf & | st ol an o, (o youn, i became (a- 0 ‘ epatents, Forduner atorsaition honlyth y batk owed him $U00 for Teats wanted deuuctod. . The Hecetver thought the bank | Wero spproved. The charges wpinst P, ¥, Rysn wae entitled to keep the )»_but admilted he | by Policeman Cross wero reported as having baen could ot prove It, and sdvissd that Bryau be fxed wp All right. An ordinance was preseuted lowed (o seduct that smount frow bis debt on Bis puving the baiance. Judge Moore confirmed the | ebdiag ec. Bof Chap, X. so that it read The Five ¥ingers of dod. A most remarkable tale Is unfolded with ex- tremn l.'mvllyl? the Liberte, of, Frelbury, au [1] differunt, 1t would be safe, bowever, 1o plant the following kinds, in the order named: Kiitatinny No contract shall behereaftar sntered futo by, orgn | and Lawton blsckberry: Turner and Brandywioe | }ront. That, In the character of & Republican | Ultrawontane fowrnal. A l‘crn'y-Vululm L3 copprou benaif of. t5e 'V illawa Of Jiyie Ttk Dy the Lsars of | red mapberry: and Duelittio ana Mamuoth:Clua~ 14 a ' i B » 7 J e nachine, It Is indispensable to our Hepublican | fow wiles from Ueueva, it was proposcad to kee Land Commissioner 1. C, 1L 1L Co,, R b i iz e oot e ot | Bt Rt bt il | SRR, i, ST | el ol T gt 33 | ety Vi OAMr i | g drrmaff R RS, | frmatiae s oy S . K, Je 3 3 = " uf al logother, ssjons g al o —————————————————— ) 1 a8 G ot e b Whesppululiy Abslenis Batdrdsy z::::‘:.:‘.“.:.':.‘:.’..‘fi.‘.:‘;:‘;’:‘:.’.&;:. provemest | provant 6 1rom aver belax & Grofable berry Tor | Mound bu, 1 thoes of i gresier amber of our | Cyiieesinn Cnturyy” and tho ebiel point of the only by us, & well 84 choice Jina of FursLised G celebration was to consist jn tha erectlon of a bust ot Voltaire upon ttie public fountain o the market-place. Monsleur X. ralsed funds with great assiduity, but before a sufticlent sum'was collected hie was struck dead. A second gentlo- man ok up the work; tu s few days e also was carried a corpse to the churcbyard, After a thne the son vf the present Frofessor of the market, Mr, Hoflmeister sald he pl: tho spring, ustugthe Wilson thorough calture tha Grat sosson: in the fall cuvers lightly with straw; dues not uncover the cnsuing spriug; lots the pluntse coms up through the Jight mulch of the previous fall; after fruitiog, gives a top-drevsing of wanurs; Keeps the spaces between i 7, is o ba b "dhaces Awiguced lv:ll‘l‘l':‘tl :hn-mw; floflflmnlor Murtla | e b Bt ot Uhe b ot 1o b lin) Biste Logislatures, bienulal, and Jimlted to alnoty Farroll by such smscasmeat for the sad )] rovement snuil collectod and pald 10 the Treasurer of days,—ZLoulswille Courier-JAuraal (i), In thoss ** good times " whish the blamer. skite orators talk about, the workingmso's dollar would buy two yardsof calico. Now it will bay sixtoen yards, iaborer then bad to work six- and Une of strictly Al Rum GEO, P, GORE & CO., - POOLS e o GG W. A, BUTTERS, LONG & CO. SOLD ON THE ELECTION, Axstogears i s St st ite_strawberries In Downing; gives e, a1 radley, ‘Uhe Arst-dividend meetng of Beern& VJldl'nrlh have bren first s et for & v. m, 0-day, 0 villags, Judge Willlewos Saturday granted divorces to the The ordinance waa lakd over for action, follawing parties: Mary “Scholts from Juliue Thncamrlrulllrmpofl« that ho had receivea Seboltz for drunkennces, Agues C, Armsirong xll.mi‘c which bad been handed over 1o the 'reasurer $11,004, and that sy frow Wilham B, Armstrong for crucity, Malvina cis] assessmients URNITU 5 . the ruws upen; following this plan up, succceds fn | teen dave, at §2 uday, to buy & barrel of pork, ) ¢! Day and Hvenlng. 112 South Olark.: E 5 it frum Hursce Wiie fue ‘}g:‘;fl;’_’hfi:‘{;}gg. bad been collecied amounting 1o 1 taking throa or Toay crapei Wit hif the Wilson | Now be can earn I Io elzbt_ dayaat 31,25 8 day. | s iom dor b hag conmlored the eoop st i IPTRE RILEY & 9'3 G E N btorones, ¥ina C. Batrd from Audrew Baird for drunkenne ‘smount lo $7,600. Sisttheantanar el it de Downlog, Toa liss come dows from $1. 8010 S0 cenia a pound’ | (13 TlLeu dio” urder o the sculytor, At this - VANOY FURNITURB, MIRAORS, Sowephine Day from Alieed Day for crvatty “sud | T4 Willism Jsckson was experimenting with spen | cotloe (Java) from 60 1o 28; sagar from 2810 10} LR dgh Ko et L o BILVER.PLATED WARE. Bt Alevander 1, Campbell Trom fanaah W. Campe hopa front ia brewery, apread on tba Viuss tustend | buttet from 60 W 20 10a (fom 18 ta 73 shesting | Juncturs bey tody was setzed wiih mortal wek- CONFECTIONERY, OTION bl on the ground of acsertion, 2, Tilden tu the of manure, from 50 1o & conta & yard: fiannel from 40 to 1234; | Ress. Bu cr was anxlous Lo complety AN Tt et ea AT ATOT: ) : Dora Willisms, arfeetad withont warrant for Tho question was asked a9 1o the folia toread trom 10 10 centa's apoul. - Dealers do ot the work, 8s 8 weworial to bis son ss woll us to Expromed 1o all parte. 110 | wEDNESDAY, Nov. 6, at 10 u'ctuck 8.1 being an lamate of & bouse of il-fame, waa dfe- Jvio York Graphic. different varicties standing the past make 80 larga profite; specalatore are bot having | Voltaire, aud, in spite of all cnireatics and Sis ubmand, a2 M0 SRS | rooms, 179 sud 173 Randotph-s Tharied Batardey by Judge McAiiiuier 'om aue | Hurlbert—Good tmerning, Uncle Sammyt | beatt 50 %00d 8 time: bot workiogmen know (hat when | wamings, undertook to face tho dunger, aud Sna’ider sreveid for whols BT, LORG & C0.y Aucitvucers Eround that (he execation was void ob Mte face; | How ts your Emibient Brevetey this fing woru- | Wililam Jackeon ssld Bierling best, Mooarch | they gob s dollar now it 14 8 good vue, or very ncar | even persuaded jaany ol the vopulatiou to stiffe packaxs B0 extra. Addreas | oo S e RALE, and ot autbonzed by thy judgwent. ' | log? next. 18, and that it will not lose & silce of its value be- | their superstition and ssaist in_the proceedivgs. niers "GURNTHRR'S Coss | REGULAR THURSDAY TRADE UNITAD STATES COURTA §. 5. T.—-Very well, fndeed, Heory. _Quite pll G, Benton axid, with sauthern exponure, tho | foro they pay it out, —Hosion deraid Und.). A broveeston of thu townsfolk unrchod 4o the | Chicaza, 1 fecilonery, 78 Madison-st., DESIMADLE . pnmEs Sabni, anhdobe Wi Reatt s | aoat Tlow ee Che albons ok tan Migect | oY falng good tal Fowes Froty sudered sioet. | genator Gonkling geve a raady auswer to a | Zountaic, nad the bust was erected, mad speech. | S Y LOTH 01 & nen ) a1 o mling sardo 3. e < ca were made, but, slasl tho vriginator of the AUCTION SALEY, DRY 001) lN VSN, Buow gled o bIIT -agalust Architala J, [“‘"""”";U’"’""‘"“‘m D0t 10 earl—1've [ pecin i Tobrih chuny vop-ahess itk Baars, 33 | & rermot soamab.” e aaeetionet died wby it 1oy focontoy Wio isnhied at lis “:"{w."" do | | Y ON & GO, Aucts b ; S’ ( .C,,,";'A‘u..” Mnd Dincas I Mclican and & large hawwes of opeoed ua totell s office, flatog & staving | moid or auch. Government bonds were orizinally psyable o coin, hils was “'the ;ll-lfl- nger of Ul1” sod the By LYON & CO.,, Auct'rs, 'rummmvhnov 1, A‘l'.ul._:))lq" Othiers to reatrain them from Infriniing ois pateny | Dusioess. Had applicants for places this very B, ilolister reported T“‘"‘Eh de Gand, Cum. Xl Liberta hoped it would bo the last: butisls AT outt HOONS. i3 & 275 1A h for wooden-Llock pavementd, or eise ta8} | worning frow one boy wno wants to ba s boot~ | beriand Telumpb, Monarcii, Croscent beediing, | $he achin 185 was pasded waking theas again par- | (istressed to hear that the propristor of the L LUNG &L Lor woo » wr Bibck Tyl wlla Wi can” cooy, four | g Gap, Sack b kecping e olligs, sbdmal | ble o colut Me Conting repilds 1wl aa- | Clnteus Volfairo s sizce dlod— i it - THIS DAY, REGUIAK RATUILD. WUFEKIOR COUKT LN BRIRY, women for bousckeepers, sud scventeen able- awer you. s uj ry & case lo | ger ol Nov. at v:30 0'cluck & m. Fleta, Lo T Y, trespase | boritd men who 84k for Dasitions. 1n the Cus- | o Ereident liayden considers the Kirtiand raap: | court, ‘tn wiich the Cross-exsmluing lawyer AL e U (MONDAY) AT AUOTION, borey one of the most profiabi lll‘hl’ll‘: pever falled of & crop,—aever leas thana third; Satuzday u-mnsur.u-n White, Joban {luprm:hl., twm-House, an tbought himsel? very sharp. #s sharp as our A Chinamsa in the Iusurance Business. E 3 00 AINTINGS FPFURINITUR Euil, Haunab, and Ianag Norner, Charles’ Kerm, | £ J.'T.—] waut you to get me & place. B e e LR Fuiat foom the bosmsiiy [ dlend would. havs, Gesis Iad Be.aiinn (Sheres San Franciaco Pou. 3 FINE P T As our oo, STk T Iastel aud Louls Bartols, claiaing $1 000 damages, Huribert (0 & curdled yoks of emation]— | 6f tao Siate, and gives & weak's pickiog before sy e et by Tae aart ere thewi2 | Burely aud rapidly the Cbiuess are lntrudl AD! ¥ Ll = CIHCUIT COURT. 1 1 otl cogsiders walching, a llitle avery year, c"-'» Blows o2 e T L:nmfi:;'r'm" b 1uto every liue %r uainess beretofore (oqufi AT 100 M TRON-8T,, BAAT, e e e :30. 8 :30 o 3 B M, SANDERS & U By ELISON, POMERO¥ & CO., LARGE AUOTIE)_I—J BALE OF FURNITURE.| T0BAY, . 6, at 630 0ok Qo Criwson Flush Parior Sult, coat $3:0: twu elogant | We have juat recatyed new sbivmedt (0554 (o r:.'mfl':"an?u'mm by, W u’unm'; Var. uf.j ."?;fi;l Men's Flas cf. Opu! Fiag of. AleslaB250E o lige Curpata Btoves, lsiksia, Cuaforicra Uese sllppers for T i e e Holl Wog., M W ele, e, A g AR i PRV W AL1503, FOMENOY & CU., Auctlonsera | Urlglual bucker Joots - —0—u C. 1. Toed, on behalf of Patrick Murphy, 8led | ~ 8,J, 'f.—Yes, me; 1 sm po Jonger d o Tuliton 3¢ Baveas corpus Satardsy, clalmla ol i Lo tast be was gl Vuprlsoned 0D 8 citiiile s m:'.‘: .fi‘::’-'.‘l AMA L G gk mg ot f;“:u‘-bn"ufl::r\‘f Saiooi oo 8 charge of selling Hurlbert—A w-h-a-t) ubn Lawier Hied s bill sgainst Alice, Mary, | ' Be¥: T-—AMs—ssa—A—s—g! That's what I Ellen, Joln, Poter, Thowas, Jawmes, Willisw, | sw- I can 0i tuat ofice. Havea't 1 proved Joseyn, Jave, Joss, and Dapiel hesrus, sod | myself an Ass by the way in wuich 1 bave truste otlets, W forvcloss s mosigage for §10,000 on Lot thoss [breaks down snd speaks tncobierently) 22, Blosk 130, 1u bebool-section Additiuy to Coi- | stupld blockbeads? Ob—ho-bo-hot It bresks 'rqu‘.‘uhlnlcd o0 the nurtleast corner of Clark and my beart to think bow lhey have fouled we. S0k Bore commesced & sutt In trespass for e O o it 11, acod m,m&m; susiat e Balimore & Obio .7, E‘-‘—T\'h;wl pnfdt‘zmmzh: Luudred :‘I‘a’:a! Alfre 804 ‘Aunle Loasdale began & ault for | 83ud dollors, and Shey suld they Lad boughit 2 f W) daiages Againat Joka C. sud G two Electurs, Ant U——n! Taey divided thy el sonuisl. Brandywiue, Sue, large, good color, and 0 of the oent, nlpbinie * Tha rirace gid bost With bl 0n 145’ 8 J1itla thin, and brisgs Ja good Lusns. " Bemaon asked about Soyder blackberries, snd the discussivn bronght oalthe fact of fiuls being 100 saall; Kittstiuny and Lawtou preferred, ten Anches exclusively by whites, Ntrange to say, they are the lawyer: ‘How do . envouraged fu the futrusion by respectable busi- you kuow aclly thai distance; did | ness men who would be expected to repel any measurs 111 And why did you | contacs with them. The Jatest Incideut oo- measure 11 saked ibe shazp lswysr The 1eply | curred In ihe Hoard of Undeswriters a few days waa: ¢ Becauss | thoaght might be “The Bosrd 3 R4 coutroversy about 100 Busttes, sad I diun’t koow | 20 Tue was eloctiog 4 lot ot losurance DUt WoRt Mowe d—d foul woald aak mie the ques: | brokers. ~Purenthetically, it may be stated that tog,' Ll.l; rule of the Boary (hat oo lusurance com- Euu sy commisslons 10 uoy person for Singular Scene at & Funeral, business obtained uuless that person has been 5 Buatinore S¥A. regularly elected & broker by the Board. There Mrs. Waiter Dixoo, of Patersoo, N. J..died | were a large pumber of spplicants ou the lst, last Friduy worutug, sod ber body was placed | sod awony them were five Chivuwmen. To tue ou lee. Monday, wbile the preparatious for the | surprise of thoss who tbiok that American citl- funersl were golog 0w ber busband, who was | Zeos ase to be brefurved as bualuces sgeuts to 18 was Just 1' ‘Yes, of Salariea of Prouch Judges. - Aldany Law Journal, The (French) Court of Cussation consists of Bfty-alx mewbers, aud thelr salarica aggrevate $310,000, ‘Lhe First President has asalery of §4,000 & vear; the three otber Presidenta each Tecdve $3,00) 8 yuar; Lle furty-tive Cousallurs