Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1879, Page 12

25 CHICAGD 1871 —TWELVE PAGES. THE COUR' hald got MAT honr before sunduwn, after they ) 4 Aeross The river upon e bl Just i Lirmo ondered witness to go to e pack. aml et nts vedding, nind wien he lant sonte e atter dark,—Iit might he about . The Demoerats tributed 1 durine 1 “Dil Seoator Morion sead any cfoher fele- grama i that capvass £ & r; he eent none, and none can be pro- our soul thrilts to part with yous bmt, when ~ Blennerhacscts loom in the prospect, awk Jhtler ptes rampant, we are resigned, Go and he n Paradiae ot Blenuerbas- seis, nod grow up with the countryl thelr tresont policy. The remedy for this state of affalrs is with the Company, Let them lower the fares be- tiveen Chicarro and the points helow Ivde Park, or sell 100-ride tickets for about seven rents a ride, not transferable, nund lhait their nse to within three months of the date of tasue. The Central Depol s the easicst to get to from the business portion of the city; theve ore no vexatious delays for switches ur crossings, and the ride along Wie laliv is a pleasure cawn day. ‘I'bere [s na property hotween the depot nnd Hyde Park that amah of muderats means cau toitch, il Lelow that paint the fares are 100 high; but let It bie kuown that the Company has reduced the fare, and thero Is nothiog to Emvunt the country ia question from belng A Chance for the Grand Jury to Investigate the Harms Contracts. Conclusion of Lieut. De Rudio’s Examination. 10 o'clock.,—Ma). Beno told Lis Sevzeant to sit wp wwl wake hlm at about midntaht, atel then he (witness) infght po Lo slecp. L firing con- tinned until it was too dark to ses to aim. Maj. Reno i not lie down lmediately afice tished was madd, and sitness did not see him all she time previous to hls goiug to b, for he went oft once or twiee amd eame hack. He b not remain away at any one time verv longs he might have been ont of nis glzht at one time fo hislf an hour, “ Mr. Gilbert asked witness to repeat the order given by Adit. Cook, Ilr sakd b caine up o bitn 3 Gen, ——— A Series of Interasting Battleq cunn A Word For the Ol Man, Across di 5 Pasiadeipha 1imee (Und. Dem.). the Indiana Line, No'real public goud can be effected by o furthicr uncovering of the dark deeds of elther party In that scandaltous carpaign of 1876, and the rubrequent contest over the count; bnt per- sonally Mr., ‘Iliden wmay gain or lose & reat deal by this official investigation. He witl nob ¢ain, however, by any rescrvation for the rake of elther Iriends or kinsin e shoula tell ex- actly sho were and who were not his authorized GOSSIP. When and Where He Last Saw 3 Gen, Custer. Jerry Monroe’s Chiengo Foyls ]mm" Cereiand Herat? (Ren v, Agalnst All Comers, The Detnocrats of the Patter Committee do not ewear by St. Martin, but af hiny, Final Decree in the Mattor of the Joliet Iron & Bteel Works, . The success of the cock-fight pa by Chicazo birda about thres n-e:;‘:\-k’m" i mond, Ind., fnduced the lovers of ":0:1 Hine Where Thera's n Boar'l Thore's 8 Way. Eeanaritie (Iit.) Jonrnal (riep. ). Tilden will huve the Democratic nomination Sergt, Davern Makes His Oontribution to by History of the Affair, New Suits, Divorces, Judgments, Criminal Cases, Etc. el " e or 18 U £ zonae U, McRoY. this city to arrange another one, w, ’l‘l‘:zlfl',‘,,',‘;; ,',’.',,m,';,%':c Therewere ,J'vsel,:fi';::fi:‘é;: , or know thie renson why, » e "'l,t,".f{::,"“‘m".hnfi“:‘;ng""_';""‘fi:_ "‘"{':J’I}"l’: ulltyp pplillys. - (eoud 4 \| place yesterdny, The -uenflsncu’wmbl(i:m 1 ) order was glve Was 1t rlear, dis- TS, . reapected, and wherein, so far ss he knows, they et B 't 25k . A rom Chj: 14 What He Sald to Maj, Reno Wiien Custer | tinct voice; withess was sifting upon bis horse | o Vevk arohie dtad.eny, et nntatthiul 1o him and Lo his cite, or muits :“:’,I‘I’:L’;f!r\"':r"cfi':z':;"‘f““';“’“firfl"r;".‘l‘l:'l‘:lf Crtcato, Jan. 28—In casting about fora rwc- | Hlinols Contral Toad, which atpeere: 28 Was Fighting, at the fime, within bearlng distouce, Elr'n(.uz The Democratic party in lowa has taken the | themgelves minenable to public censire, by ol 'y ¥ y ceasor toour present very worthy Mayor, and | spclal car to the 8 olelock L. Bothing, The command waa s foliuwa: #11w | ireenbackers under fts wing, A Michigan cow | fcying with 1w Fascala who traded i tiie votcs | dence cropped out which may furnish a hint to train acouts report that the ldi; lagra s about idlers, gy two miles ahead, and mosln You will rake P ” 1 of Statee, "1 men have fatsely clalmed to repre- 1looking to a continuance of just aml economical lias also adopted n half-grown cow. the Grand Jury. harms was the contractor to the benefit of the chicken-fan, The Reno Investigation opened at hslf-past 10 e look to Ald. Cook { arriving at Hammond, sent him, or 1f s necredited representatives | buitd a part of the Cowrt-House, und, as ls | CIt¥_Rovernment, many d, the oy o'clock yesterday morninz, h half-hour earlfer | Your three companien, ciues uvery amd drivo Hendrleka® Bt 1o fallen fnto-the mive of corruption 1 which | At % B cploged Stephien Koogh ) ey | 18 an able rdpresentative amil popular man, eml- | boxes containing the chickens wers uajouest than usaa), in. order o transact little mure [ SFErFthise hefote you. baat conls to St Lowis Tomes-donrnal {Dem,, Returuing Boards were bred, let them be ex- nently fitted by practical acqustntance with éit. your lefty and he bad the same instruciions,” Y ¥ b 0! o oadeg, el - e e =t o 1 the fun commenced, Thér, # - | contract with Walker for somo stone. ‘The ma- < Ay iéte was nothip, buslness during the day and burrs the thing | Y Withess was nsked o describe the sitiation | Tt 18 new sad that Mr. Heudricks 13 virtually fasedianil the responaloflityy eed wliara L | e taintihad, BE: Hevds Paid for, and | alrs to Al the offiés of Mayor. Two years | the naturc of umaln, Jerry Monroe, 'Mlnh § alome, Most of the shectators, tuwever, ap: | mud gopeat {he sanversation between himseit | out of tho Presldential race. Tils i the usual | (CUBY Walker brought uit. The defense was that | M0 hen nominated as Allerman by the e | done mora to ahcourage the sport than any gy * Jearcd not to be awarc of the change, and did | and Muj. Eevoat the time he supposed Crinter | fate of men who halt between . two opinlons. Senntorial Private Secretarien I7e0gh was not Harine' agent, und not author- :u uILa.;:: ""m":w c:mi:‘ctl’lnr.uf A TaLy was inthe West, backing biris of nig hreux:‘ ' ot bewin to crowd fu until the usual bour, ‘The | 108 hting with the Tudians, 1o renlied that | 11 ¢ better to think und be wrong thau vever to Ratitmsre Gazerte {Dem.). o oy contract Tow him o 0 bind | Deouant “azamst nim. Tt Jo “Lhought b his | 2Guifst any that chose ta contend. Mye % ahort-hand writer was fully a day bebinduand In | B Beard 1 filng un s, s Ttians e | thiuk at atl Honator nmar proposcs {0 intrcduce s b fn | 100 16, FWCLEEE PO C T Kyl 10 eong | frenda tiar his nopulatity e ot Tocal, but that | 8 well known bereapouts, Handiedmosiof et T his transceiptionof totes, and conslderabie time i 1 i o’ Unster sttt domm by | Swathern Ciaims nnd the Northern Demod. | e Senste providing that Senators be furnlsed | Ly ol bl Puge ‘ende, attorney for Ed | Ib extends to the city at large, CirizaN, | opiiosed to Monroe, and althuug| the with private secsqlarics at publie expense, He clatms that Senators have more work (han they cun properly perform withont nssistance, and that the various enils made upon them for motey makes the employinent yl 8 socretary nuite burdensome, Mr. Lamar 18 . poor niun, and consequently has no business In the Benate, ‘Ihie Senate js fntended to be an arfstocratic resort for gentlemen of the Jones and Sheron ¥ Thero are thousands of gentlemert who rar's piace i salary, aml azree to gel on withont assistance, Ve are willing that the pay of Senators should ho in- cressed, but we are opposen to legalizing private revrelnries, Members who require attorneys to laok nfter thelr Interests in the lohblea shunld ouy for them themselvey, Mr. Lamar Is an honest tndy, aml he s sincere [n is desire to have the Government furnish him with a clark: but the creation of an armv of Nenate secre- warfes would only incrense the lobby husiness at the north end of the Cavitol. was consumed In reading up the evidence of the previous witnesses, . ® o The reading of the testimony of LIRUT. DE RUDIO was not completed, not having been written wouty unid the Recorder obtained permission to put sowe further questions to him, [e desired to know I witness sni Custer’s column after Reno had gotten Into the bottom. Lieut, De Rudio stuted that he saw Custer aind two or three officers appear upon s high bluff on the opposite skle of the river while Iteno’s men were in the woods, lle swung his hat anit appeared to be cheering Reno. lile | shoula think that Custer was sbout 1,000 yards away at the time. He thougit the high point upon which he saw Custer was down thie stream from the bill where Reno took his stand,—about S0 ur GO0 yarde. Ab the time he saw Custer upun the Tign bluf, it was not more than Lwo or thrce minntes before Reno rotreated. e thought that. Custer could see a portion of the Indian villaga from the pofiic where he stood .ot the time witness saw him, Mo ex- -pected every minute to see him come throngh ons of the rullies to the support of Reno, and he thought that Caster wust have eeen the fight. When Custer did not pud in an appearance, he thought he was probably looking for a place to get down. Sub- sequently be heard the fring, und he thought Custor was making an atiack upon the opposite side of the village, thinking that Reno wonld ‘hold the Indlans In check. e thought the po- eition might have been held by Maj. Keno as loug as the ammunitlon heid out, which might have lasted three or four hours. e did not know what would have been the effect had Reno lield his position three-quar- tergof an hour longer. Ho believed the force of the Indians was dividad,—a portion with Reno and a portion with Custer, Licut, Les asked witness what was his motive in ottomn. Don't you see the Indians are Teaying usi " . Mr. Gilbert asked the witness if he ever saw any exhibitton of cowardice on the part of Mal, hoth won six of the flrat seven fizhts, m-l;.i:‘,l.'; was somewhat reduced before the day closed, There was not the slightest symptom of g order durlog all the procecdings, und Cy > may fairly clalm to bave the mont L’vnllen::;fl lot of chicken-fighters 6n the contiueqy, r;:!:rce Iw'-n Edl Brown, who atteuded to the dg. ties of his position in o maoner th evervbody, oty TAN FIRST PlonT was between a 5.9 red dominique stay roc'n il & biue-red cock belouging 1o it ‘They went to work auickly, and at the Myers’ bird had a ittlo the worst of it geyy, s body blow. Tho mest time they cuge (n gether lis planted a spur in the atag's settling the fight In two minutes and a hayr, . PYLE VA, ORAY, For the next fight, Monroe brought ouy " oyle nnd Myera a 5.7 gray. This was CXDectedty be a hard fight, as both birds were knowntoly good ones. The first fly was & long one, 1y birds fighting ull over the pit, and, at s the pyle was the favurite, having cut the gy |y the breast, After the usual fntermission by went in again, and for the sccand time the gmay. was worsted, ‘The third and fourth rounds p suttvd in the aray receiving neek cats, whiy wealkened him somewhat. Three more roundy wero ‘fought, ot the concluslun of which thy backer of the gray gave up the Lattle, The, 10:80. - Taey. 8yracuse Courter (Nem.), Mr. Potter and tien, Brage correctly repre- tent the Northiern Demourhey, Bouthern claims should be burfed 50 deep that they will be past all resurrection, Walker, proposed to prove that Keogh was the agent, nnd in that capacity securea for Marms a contract from the County Commis- sloners, and conducied and superintended the worlc, for which he got $5,000, of which $1,000 wss {0 gu to onc Commissiuner, $1,600 to another, aud that Keogh was to keep the re- mal nder himself. Harms, on the stand, admit- ted that he gave Keogh 85,000 in notes ano set- tled the matter: that the $5,000 was given to get rid of him; that was the only reason. . The exact way in which thia 85,000, was used dfd not appear, bn(’u 18 surmised it there was some *“influcnee® which had to be paid for, und it is o pity that the true inwardness of the matter could nyt vome aut. ? TIIE JOLIRT IRON & STREL COMPANT, 7 * A final decree was entered yesterday by Judge Moore in the case of the Chicago & Northwest- ern Ratlwny Company vs, ‘The Jollet lron & Steel Company; the Bunk of Montreal, A, B. Meeker & Uu,, und othiers. The decree finds thut the Bauk of. Montreal Is entitled to 8- 611,701 What the Clerk of the Cotirt ahall pay thls by withdrawing from the Merchants' Savings, Loan & 'Trusf L‘lmlp:m{ $10,011.70 devosited by the Norh Chieago Rolllog-Mill Company, and $44,000 deposited by the Chleago & North- western Raflway Compauy, both of “which sums wero,pald ln(nmurtljy the above Companics, Alzo that Alexander J. Lelth, Kecciver of the Jdollet Iron & Steel Companv, is entitled to $1,000, which is to be pald to Lim out of the amount deposited_ by the Chbicago & North- western Raljway Comouoy. DivoncEs. Joseph gomk marricd ooe Anna Kozak fa January, 1870,.and_she took French® leave of him within thirty days thereafter, anil he thinks now thut he Is entitied to* seek aoother wife, she not baving returned, X UNITED STATES COURTS. The WHlow Run Distilling Counpany began a sult in replavin agalnat Adulph Eoehm, Louls Hartman, and John Hoflmann to _recover pos- scssion of olzfiteen barrels of ‘“Cedar Valloy bourbou,” valued at $1,201.25. + p SUPERIOR COUART IN BRIEP. Ransom Parker riled a distress warrant agalnst J. W, Truby to récover $252.24 back rent of the stores 187 West Madlson street aud 61 Nouth Halsted strect, Another Solution, Ta the Editor of The Tribund, Cmicado, Jan. 30,~The solution of the prob- lem 1o to-day’s TRIBUNE, over the namo of I. Mouat, Is incorrect. 1Te makes a very palpable error and very edrly in his tigures, for ho speaks of esch man’s salary fn the abafract, und then Zoes on to treat them as @ who'e. e says, *Theamountspent by hoth na a whole 1a seventeen-twelfths” ; this s absurd, as the whole, or 84,400, can contain but fwe ve-Lwelfths, Thls error leads Iim n wild race through the entire work, and Jawds him ip & demoralized condition at his journes’s end, 'liey must be gpendihirifts {ndecd who could spend serenteen-twelfths of any sum! 5 1o the firat place, the first man’s salary (3-8) and the second one's salary (4-4) ‘amounts to $4,400; then we have 3-Ixd 100, Ny the terms of the problem we have Jxhiml 10, B! 36 of the firat_one's galary added to i of thie steond one’s salary is 81810, then !¢ of the fiest one’s salary is $1,810, minus 15 of the sec- ond one's salary we have, therelore, 3¢=1,410 —I1 und 3-8 or the salury of first man’ fs throe times this, or & { of second one’s salury, Now we know that the salary of the first cnels £3,030—~8¢ of the second’s sutary, wo have, by the terms of the problem, £3,050~-3¢ (the first ono's salary) x4-4 (the sccomf ona's salary) cquals $4,400,—1. e, B,080—3{x{-4=4,100; Wu then have (!uhlrndlmi 8¢ and ‘pdding 4-4, which Is the sanie adding iy net) 3(-—0,-400—3 930, or $470, und 44, or secoud man's salary, fs four thnes this, or $1,880: the first man's sulary is, ot vourse, the diffcrence between $4,400 und $1,830, or $2,520, . Thisis llu(plo arithmetic; nothing mtge. : o W. C., Jr. "“MeCloud or MoLend,* T the Biditar of The Tritune. CnicAGo, Jan, 28,~@ometimeago uns of your correspondents called for the pruper pronun .- tion of the nmne **McLeod.” 1t has n his §iy in this country, and I give it with the accepted pronunciation. " During the last century colonfes of Scoteh ovenanters camo to this coyntry and settled n the Curolinas, where they grew rich and power- Aul, 80 much so that they met in conventlon und drew up and published a Declaration of Amerl- cag Independence of Great Britaln two yeard beforo the adoption of Jeffersun’s famous docu- meat, July 4, 1776, There were also colonies or congregutions of them in New York and Ver- mont, all signch.patriots durine- our Revolu- tion, but tlicy repudiated the Conatitution on account of ita athelstical and pro-slavery char- acter. & One ot thelr most orominent -New York En:ucheu was Dr, McLeod, who was called toa outh Caroliua congregution In the year 1800, unl duclined the call becauso some of those who signed. it were slaveholders, "The case was re- ferred to the Synod, which promptly sustalned the actfon of” Dr. Mclead, and declured that 4 Slaveholding und Ciristianity are incompati- bl The rule thus cstablished was riguronsly entoreed, and a Jarge part of the Caroling Col- onists romoved to the Northwestern Terrftory, Xeuld, O., was settled by them. Dr.- MeLeod's name wus o houschold word {o the families of that faith fifty years azo, and was slways pro- nounced MeCloud, 1 have heard bl und bis sons prenach, huve met one of them fn the soclal clirele, heard fnttinate fricnds naue him, nud ciard iim apeak bis own nune, ** MeCloud,” The Rev, McLeod Millizan, of I'lmhun‘. fathier of Mra, Prof, Brainurd, of Wiheaton Col- Tegef in this State, was named for the groat Due- tor, Ho calls bimself wid his friends call him McCloud, and so this must be the proper pro- nunciativn, . JANE GRBY SwinsneLM, eno, Lieut, Lee objected, but the Bergeant redlied that Ire never had. ‘The Court took a recess of five minutes, alter which Smilly Torn Tp, Cineinnunt gasdze (Ren,y, What with the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendinents, the Rehel war-clntms, the fronciad oath, the viphers, tien, Brage, Ben Hil, il other elements of disturbanee wil pressing at ouer, It {s u sudly torn-up Democracy, SEAT, ¥, A. CULWERTanN, af Company [, of the Fifth Cavalry. was sworn nd testiied that he was with Gen, Custer's commuinl on the morning of the N at the tepee, which was about half or thre quarters of & mile from theriver. e wnsafiers ward attached to Company A, and went with Mal Reto, After they crogsed the river, he raw several Indians ‘cireling nbout on thelr horses winl moviug off towand the lefr. At the time the hait was mude the [nafans were cireling and riding backward and forward tn thelr front, and firing from their horees, lie should juilge that the men were deployed ay skirmisters aboat 15 or 200 yards to e left, He was on the left of ihe Jue, Very soon after deployiniz the command was iy, ** By the righe lavk," nmd the Akiemisb-line moved to- ward the wood, TOn the due he faw one man wotnded 1 bis own compuny, men were ostly new i his company., nmd they were “""i very fast. Shortly after ¥ Myen, Sty ‘The Cinlm Business Y B Now Vork Herald (Ind., The clalm husiness has uearly always been ro unreasonable, wheo net worse, and has become s0 enormos since the late War, that the rep- utution and usefulness of - a Congressman Is -likely to ba sertously Injured by suy contact with it A Colloquy Between lwgan ant Chandigr. wineinnati Commere al. We bave resurrected tho following dislegue between Senators Logun wnd Chandler fn the Forty-second Congress, while the debats on the ry-grab bill was {n progresa: 2 +Mr, Chandler—Ar. President, our dutles here oceupy four-und-u-hall mouths jn the vear. For thut we receive $5,000, or a little over $1,000 amonth, s “*Mr. Logan—Pleasc state to the Senate what (our annual expenses are for living here In Washington. * M. Chundler—I do not think it is any of the Senator's business, ¢ Mr. Logan—1 do not think it fs, cither, but will yon uot give them lnvruxlmnmfv 1 #Mr. Chandler—I live witbin_my means, and it Is nohody's business how mich 1'speud. “Mr, Lozan—That is_trie, but you spoke about men Nying within their means, ".\Ilr. Chandler—I cannot tell how much I spenil, * Mr. Logan—Do you think it costs you $20,- 000 a year to live hicrel “Mr. Clinndler—{ am_uot here to bu ques- tloned, I spend what I please ut home and fu \Washington, and It's nobody's busipess, “ Mr, Logan—I kunow that, but If you had no fncoma’but the 85,000 Low would you get nlong { “Mr. Chandier—Then 1 should liye within the $5.000 most certainly, and wonld, ic all probabllity, lay up o fittle. . . . I conslder that the “average Congressiann 18 well pald. There may he hers und there a non who could earninore totey than he receives i3 & memnber of Congress, 1 bave uo doubt that my distin- gulshed friend from litnolscoula ears $20,000 or $27,000 () at his profession, but the average Congressnun and the average Seuator I8 paid all that hu {s worth for the services thut he rene ders, aud if o large molety of both Houscs shonld conclude that they could not possib y afford to rewaln with the salary, und shoule, therefore, resign, [to not thiuk the country would suffor.” Logan aldn't reslgn, oub he wos retired, The country didn't suffer, but it Jooks os though Logan'aid. \What his Incotnc was In the inter- val Is nobody’s buslyess, but be Jaiored uncou- wnonly bard “to get iback whero a $5,000 salary miht ba had, und bis suecess ls, unfortunstely, everybody's bustnes: » OBITUARY. Henry Lindermnn, ex-Director of thie Unlted Statos Mint Newo York Herald, Jan. 2, Dr, Henry Lindermawn, ex-Director of the United States Mints; dled at hils residence, No. 510 1 strqst, Washiugton City, yestorday, He was a son of J, J. Linderman, a practiclug phy- alcian, and was botn In a swall village In Pike County, Pus, Dec. 26, 1835 Consequently he was in his 5ith year, ITo studled mediciue un- der his father and afterward at the New York Collego of Physicians and Burgoons, where he recefved bis diploma. He then returocd to ke County, whare Pm practied thres or four vears, then removea to Nesquehoning, Carbon County, whére hu, ryma ned only a short time. He then established uy,.wel? st Mauch Chunk, wherc o remalged for sevoral vears, und oarnd a reputation as a skillful physician and as & sell- educated man, fle took “an active interest in polities na o Dewocrat, und before the eud ot President Plerce's term of “oflice, fn 1855, .he ra- celved un appolntment from the Kxecutive as chlef clerk of the Mint f{n Philadelphis, under Col, James Ross Bnowiden, who was then Di- rector, In this ofiicial position Dr. Linderman Down o Hrage. Washington Post (Dem. ), Without the slightest provocation from any- thing thut had been sald, nud equally wishout warrant when the character of the clabm w: consldered, (ien. Braug, of Wisconsin, mnsnaged to provose W the House on Wednesday an ex- ceedluzly unusial smount of bad feetiug and bad biood. = Bad for the Lonislann Luttery., New Ovieans Peapine, It the lottery now colls in the Democratic nest, it fotnd its way there us the seroent crecps through slime and sinuous paths up to the cugle's eyrle. But the proud bird witl not mate with creeping things, und with benk and taton liereuds the reptile und dasbies it back"into the depths below. 1s It o Faney Drink? Albuny Ecening Journat (Ren.). Mr, L.T. Neal, an Onlio Uemocratic war- horse, iately remurked thut **the young De- moeracy of this countey bold I thelr hands the future destiny of the Republic.”” If the *des- tiny of the Republfc® s the namo of a fancy drink poptilur in the sample-rooms of Ohio, Vhen we ean understand Mr. Neal's remark, but not otherwisu. they pot down the woods, the men stopped under the brow of the hill und tired three or four shots. They got, out thelr horses und moved towards the foxd, He s sent wil Lieut. Wallace then, amd they moved at g pre ty fast trot tuward the river, ‘The Indians were getting thicker all the time und were closiug in upon the troops, There was o Lirge number— about ten deep, he should judge—riding alout them wud firing upou them; suuie were firfug revolvers. ‘There was nlso ininense boly of 1ndians coming aruund e corner of the wouds, “from the direction of the village, Ho was the’ last man vn the left of the skirmish- lue, and so Oid mot hear the orders, whatever they were. Lo only saw Reno an Instunt, as he was forming the akinmish-line. "There wis tio attempt oade Lo form the froops upon either side of the river 10 protect the men in crosali He llonm\l mul netped a wounded man upon a horse while on hls way to the hill, e did nof Ma). Reno until they reachied the top of the hill, As he came across the river be suw no ofiicer except Capt. Moylun. Tl dld not hiear bim say suything, oniy that he would not sell his horse fur—somethinyg, he did vot know what. When he reached the top of the hill he saw Maj. Reno nud Licut. Barnam talkl zetl He heard the Intter —say hor 18 worn outy but If you will et me a new one 1 will po” or something to thut effect, Somws oflicer told Maj, Keno that witness had seen Lieut. loage- son In the river, und he was nsked to go with others 1o the place Where hie Just was scen, Ma). Reno, witness, nndd ten or twelve others went down to the river, und there they suw sey- eral men lying, vartly in the river, They also suw o citizen who' had hid in the brush il be could get un:] and he was coming up the hill, ‘The men teund dead belonged to his uwn com- TRR TAIMD PIGHT was between g 5.4 pylaof Monroe'sand aglopn ren, of the smno welirht, of Myesa', It wa g battie for life Irom the start, the Nrst 85 beg 8 particularly victous ong. The rid was knocked out of thu pit, hut wus back and at work 1o a3 fustant. ‘The tirst three roumds were wot pre ductive of marked, results, but on the founy the red tfecewved s neck blow that brousdt blood. In the fifth the red was knocked lufos corner, whero Jhe Iny quiet for g thne, and th birds were parted on o count. There'were ta, rounils inore, all of an unfutercating charader the red Iylng down most of the time, ol taking bls prufshinent ke a ghubton untll by died, Tune, J7 minutes. TOR THR FOURTI PlaNT two black-reds were put forth, Monress welghing 4.4 and the other 4.5, Ia the foung round Myers' bird recetved a bow on the nex which settled his chances, and alter anotherfy the fight was given to Movroe. ‘Fitne, 5:3), "I'hen Monroe sent out a pyle to do tattlewy a dark-red, handied by Charley Hotclkise 1ty fought for uine ninutes, the lulu having tbs beat of it after the firat tly, and “ending thelity of his autagonist by a brala blow. This mady four stralght . fights won by Motroe, and e bnekers of his chickens were correspondingly elated, . Jerry then matched a 4.5 stag agalnst acock of the same welght oweed by Codv, The st won In four minutes, killing the other bird bya series of neck blows. | TUE BBVENTI BATTLE proved a lively and exciting o Monroa wiy reprosented by a white cock und Myprebra dark-red. ‘Flicy wero both gcood sparrers, ol Legan business by rapld work in thut line, Fe i irat threw rounds the white seemed thestrong: est, but {n the next two showed That he axil not stand punishinent as well us Myers' Led ‘They fought for seven minttes, {he sport kisg :lrdml by the white falling dead fromsbna oY, ‘Thiere waa then an Intcresting battle betwrea & hen and a black cock, both owned by vatsly porties. The odds were In favor of the bixk, the betting men fancylng him to be muchibs best, but hie was defeated after a sharo strurle of uine minutes, and carricd out of the pitis & dyjugg coudition, A BATTLING AATILE. The next flzhit was_the best of the dav, ths goutestants being s 6.1 pyle, owned by Monne and a dark-red of Myers, yamno welaht, Thent wus fast and vicjous work from the stat, tbe red seeming to be the strongost yer of thetvs. 1 the third round be was coupled, aml ford time it looked us thongh the ‘pyle could s lose; but the red got uvon his feet ozaln, x put steel into bis opponent to such au extest that (he lutter soon weakened from los of blood, As nelther cock wppesred anzlous tizht, four counts were had, after which ther were breusted. The bylo rofuyed to fight woil forty wus being enuttwl, winl the battle v given to the red. ‘Uime, 18 minutes, - GOIND BACK TO GET THX GUIDON. «Licut. Do Rudio sald bio did not think It was Just the place to leave a gufdon, aud he did not ihink therc was so very mach danger in secur- ing it. He was asked whether he thought ho was do- dng his duty s an officer. when he did thls, and ho replicd that he considered it the duty of overy United States soldier to rescue his conntry’s colors whenever and wherever he suw then in guoger; ho thought he did right. Mr, Gllbert, in cross-exatnination,. asked con- cerning the distances and tyme connected with Lis sceing Gen, Custer on the hill. Witness fired two shots from bis revalver Lefore ke re- tired to the timber. Hlo saw Custer about ten or twelve minutes beforo ho retired to the thn- -ber, aud across the river on the blufts, - ter might have gono o mile and a half or two miles, if he went on & gallop, botween the timo witnoss suw bim und tho tiine Reno ar- rived gn the lnli, £ he had *traveled a milc und o half, bo would bave been down in the {ully nnd out of sight of Reno. Hewould have een out of sight at 500 yards' distance, Custer might bave bad timo to reach the ford “pB»? befuro witness heard the heavy firlug. The firlng took place probably twonty minutes after Reno biad left thoe timber; he should think tle sound Indivated that Custer was at thut time below the ford © B, Custer could haye seen from the high point on which he stood when witness saw hhin that the village was 8 very large ooe; he knew Lhis belore, for ho had been told so by the scouts. He knew it was Custer thut Lo saw, for he wore & buckskin suit, and ho was the only one who had & Llue shirt. He also recognized bis order- I{ by an _{mmeuse black beard which he wore. ‘Witness had no glass; Custer had his (witness') _filun ot that time: Le wmerely judged that was Custor und his officers by thelr dress. He was asked by Mr. Gilbers” it be thought Cuiter had any renson to chauge his mind as to what Reno was doing before lie nrrived at the ford “B.Y Witucss reptied that he could not tell what was passiug in Custer’s mind, or what motives, urum{)lml him 1o does he did. To thoughs that i Custer was diaposed fto salst fteno ho Ll an cpnurluull{ to do soat the ford B, He swas oaked if e could judge of the number of rounds that wouk! befired by a lot of men u the thnber, firing trregulurly. Witncss sald it would be digiicult to do this. He bud ex- CIRCUIT COURT. . Chsrles V. Lodza heyan o suit for $3,000 againet Willlamt Walluce, E, W, Plillips, for the usc of John Tyler, sued Puillp Goldman, clalming $1,000. ” Wiillam A. Redd and Aodrow Francisco began a sult by attochment against Joseph O. Shelby and James Lillis to recover $2,852.47, Loomis & Davis, for the use of Chauncey Da- Bln. Lrougbt sult for $25,000 against Satchel C. ore. Brage and Southern Claims, " Charfeston (S, O.) News (Do), Mr. Brage, of Wisconsin, made an ass of him- scif in the Iouse of Representatives on Wednes- day, wheu he quietly sceepted the Republican view of Svuthern claims 28 # Democratie bur- den, and expressed a desire to kick his Southern ollies out of tho party i order to et rid of it. lu uinety-nine cases out of & huudred, the claimants are traitors, sples, or Hers; aud there ia no excuse for a Jouthern Democrat advoeat- Ingz them, excent thnt the money will indirectly Lenullt his section by being spent there. CRIMINAL COURT. Adolph Wondroyka pleaded cnlll{ to stealing a horse and wazon, and wus remanded. Peter Lundstrumn was on trial for sttemptiog to kill his wife in "December last. The crime wus cominitted ou Huron strect, the attack be- Ing mado with & olatol. The wlte apoearcd to rm-umlc und testitled that incarly womsnhood hier habits bad not- been abovo reproach, und that aluca they bad been married they had not 1ived togethier peaceably, und on the oceaston of the shooting thut tlicy wero llving . apart. Grouping the teatimony, it went to slow that the defendaut called upon bis wife the vvening of the shootlng und locked the door und shot twice at ber, one of thu bLalls taking effect in her thigh: but his atory was that the object of his visit was to sce bls” children and get thetn, and, faillag, to shoot himsell; but Instead ho sliot her while emotionally Insaue, TS CALLy Junez Broparrr—No court. iT—In chambers, 1, 132, 1M, 15, 138, 140, nd Lid, all nclusi . I Al Uy, Now 124, Hlarina, on e WAL 1l Moone~i0, 7, 8, 19, No, 34, Fitz. simmons ve. Fiizsiminons, on tefal. Junax Rouxns—+15 to- 454, inciustve, No case’ o trial, dunat. Buotn=—0G17, G15 to 526, lnclusive, ex. copt B1D, 620, sud 522, No. B1%, Reichwald ve.' aseman, on trial. . Juuar FAuwELL=1, 843, Lanfram va, Maber. JupuE Lookis—Nnd, 1,040, 1,048, 1,049, 1,050, 1,056, 1,057, 1,038, 1,040, and 1,001, Jom Witiiaus 837, 880, 879, 871, 8733, H1b, B unr~Coxrreatons—Hirach, Meyer & Co, ve. Jubn II. Staford. $500,H0.~H. B, Austliy va. S, 8. Austin, $045.—Ssme ve, Same, c pany. \\ylulcsn was asked to go back und describe the skirmish-lue, aul the “tength of time that elupsed from the thue that the line was furmed to the tima the men left the woods on the re- treat, Witness sald he should judge It wastabout tarts-ive minutes. He found by his belt that he fired twenty-one rounds. althouzh he Loew he cid pot do us much Hring as suine of the new men. After they bad reachied the hill, he heard dring down fn the bottons, il Lieut, farnum remurk- ed,—&e thought to Licut. Edgerly,—thut Custer nust be fighting, Ma). Iteto, he thoueht, wus a little behind the other ofllvers, but he cane up shoruly atterward, ‘The g had not ceased when Mal. Reno cume up, 1t sounded jmore like firing on & ekirmish-lne than a volley, The Court here adjourned until 10 o'clack tbis moroing. s Asecial Disvsteh to The Tridune. 87, Pact, Minn, Jun, 3.—Frank Girard ar- rlved here this mornfugz from sttendanes on the Heno court, He is preparing an alidavit druwn out by the reports reflections on lim tu De Rudio's tostimony yesterday, T INDIANA. What Col. Hollaway Knows About Tyner's Ciphrr=Where tho lewitt Clpher Comes In=And tho Muney Sammy Speat lo Hooslerdamn, % Disvateh to Cincinnailt Enguirer, InNviANAYoLLs, Jan. 28.—Theclplier dispatches between Tyuer und Zuch Chandler, which w Who Wero They, Cinetnnatl Times (Rev,), 1¢ 1s certalnly to be honed that, when debate on the Spuiliern c¢laims rages agaln, Mr. Ellis will be kind enough to tell exactly what he mieant by saylng that the Houth went into the Rebellton on necount of theadviee und promises of Northern Democrats, Namnes, dates, aud sneclfications under thls hesd would o int esting, Who were these Northern Democr 8l What did they weited What wero their prom- Isest Me. Jefferson Davis made a remsrk of this kind ouce, Ever since then wa have been tortured by curiosity 10 know wkal it meant, Constitutienal Amecndiment Agalust Ware Cinling, &t Zous sepubliean (Dem. ). ‘llere I8 nu reason to doubt thut the wisest thlug the Democracy could do to strength theyeelves for the approaching Presidenttal campatdn would Le to submit to the Legisla: tures of the States s constitutional amenduent prohibitive the payment of any more ware claine, Let us huve peace at any cost and shut the gate on this restiessdemon that agltates the The Democraey will have both branches siter the 4th of March next, und this amemdinent cun then be put forward as a vurely Demuocratic measure, The First Dible. To the Liditor of The Tridune, E} CHICAGO; Jan, 20.—The firat collectlon of any oF "~ books now contuined i our New Testa- meut yvas mads by Marclon, but little belore the middle of the sccond century; probably abont a hundred years after the crucifixion of Christ. Asit was prepared for use lu connees tlon with the Jewlsh Beriptures then in cirenla- tlon, the whole may very properly be ealled tho frst ‘Bible. It was called * ‘The Gospel” und *The Apostolican.”’ It contained ten of P'aul's epistles, the Eplstle to the Hebrews, and the pustoral cplstles havisg boen omitted. The" omitted epistles were then disputed, and the Epistle to the Hebrews continued to b the sub- The Carrency Quentl n Arkansns, 140,222, lained fi his testli e day befure that cre Littte Eock CArk.) Gazetie (Do, ) 1 i DA s How Palost SunoE Gany—U, P, 8mith, use Hadd.vi..| Joee T muck sonioventy. fovanurs TAa-B AB0U | oo ot o e plained in his testiuony on the day re that | oh1ided to In i di & . i o 1\ b remained unl » when ex-Uov, Pollock was P L g ., v8, {d ch conl I (1 hou- | minutes between a pvle of Mouroe's inust of the uded to fn the morning disvatches, ralsed a ‘The Jofut resolution fntroduced in the Legls- ¢ M ¢ D, L. Shorey, $:200.—J. N. Barker ve. Klizabeth ¥ N cK-Fe ves). i ird winainz i3 Bred o m\"vto?::l(.:‘"“(:’llg?:lh-mf:Il:l:;l‘mm:t.w“ brseze of excllement bere, Knuwing something mado Director of thin Munt, s, under blm, Dr, . sand years afterward; in fact, until the Couuéls | black-red of luyes), the lutter bird eld, $40, tvlr%uvnfl va, Ilarrie Lo for mew trlal, SUPJIEME COURT OFINIONS, Speeial Dispatch te The Tridune. M, Venyon, NI, Jan, 80,—Upinions of the Bupreme Cour wers flied hers to-day in the fol- lowing cusea 204, - A, Cobb vs. LaSalle Bupervisors, cte.; re- veracd und remutiled. 13, Bennett v, Berders; same. 21, Carter va. Stuoker; same, 21 Hindman va, Uorders; aflirmed, 20. Amerivun Insurunce Cowmpany va, Lat- of Lawrence vs. 8aue; aftirmed, lature u few duys ago, Instructng our repre- sentatives in Congress to vote for ail measures loaking to the unlimited cojuage and tull legal- tander capacity of standard sliver dollars, nud ulso for substitutinz Enfled States Treasury uvotes for Natlonal Bank notes, nosecd the Sen- uto on Tuesday by the devisive vote of 28 to 2, It is thoneht that the resolution will pass the louse by an equally declsive vote, At all events, (18 vertuin that the resolution reflocts the sentfimente of & lurge majorityof the Dewo- crats of the Ktate, Lindermun was_reappointed ns chief clerk. In 1804 he reslzned frowm the Mint und went into rrlvntn busincas as a partner iun firm of stock brokers in Pilladelphla. Tt 1866 ex-Goy, Pollock resfgned from the Directorship of the Phila. nhzlrllla Synt, wmit Presfdent Johnson nominated Willlan Millward, who was rejected by the Benate, wherenpon Dr. Linderman was named und confirmed. In this position he remstued for about three years, Dr. Linderman con- tinued to tuke part in ‘pnmm us a Democeat, and was u member of the Presidential Con. ventlon which nominuted Beymour und Hlaw. This activity in the party, fu opposition tir the Adminiatration, led to his removal by Il'w[:ldnm. nnmlhl‘é“lly' 15»0,?.;:;;& luxl-(ll‘:w.“ll‘ol- ock was reappolnted to the adelpbia Mior, |)r.dl<tlnld rutin was 8 ‘lev‘o:t).-d mlnlm';:tl. and luil . ‘}“:m)lf‘{ ::‘l‘l"':‘,’l'é:" made himsell u master of the sclentide knowl- i ol ¥ iy . Ediio which hia ailice required, so. thut aftor s | . Ol kel ve Dotmestic Sewing-Macking Com- rutsoval it wss found that his :;:len et tu A i heried uid rewudo valuahle to the Government to ba dlipensed ‘ v chitie. Com e with. 1le was accordiuely sont soan after by | o M Howe Muckiue’ Company Bucrotdey Boutwlln o ilasion Lo Callforula to L 55 . nvestigate tho San Franclsco Miot, In 1671 he wus sent to London, Parts, and Berlls to ob- |* YOICE OF THE PEOPLE. aerve the workings of 1he Government mints at e those places, with a view of making the knuwl- Rilver Logal-Tender, edge usgjul at_home, Hle was sbsenb elght To the Editor &/ The Triduns, hundred rounds would Jast the moen about two hours, it judiclously used. He heard Revo command Tl wew 10 bo careful of thelr ammu- mitlon. It was the duty of the company offleers tu watch their men, aud see that uo cartridges were wastud. (ten. Merritt aaked the witnessn faw ques- tions coneernlug minor poluts, atter which Licut. De Rudlo waa disintssed, uid BEMOT. DAVENON woa recalled. i testimony was takem up where heleft off on Wednesday. 1o thought be could huve heard the order given for retreat | while 1n the woods, hud it been called in the usual way, but he beard uu sound of orders ot kind, He saw the men rusning towaril the 3 y und witness went too. When near the | river'he ot into some kind of a difiiculty st waa thrown averhls horse's heat. He got upand fouud his horse fu lsing up upon his fure foet, He went back and secured him, and just : thew some of Company ('s men wers dismonnt- y ed, nud they were mixed up with the ITudians und thelr ponjes Iudiucrunlnnlvl{. lle was knocked down and run over. He ngslu got upon bis fret and weized hold of Who atirrups of & trumpeter’s horse and van with bim towsrd the river, He overtook Lieut. Wallacs on the guod style, having recelved no serlous injurics Moproe sl flayes then satenied s counleol 5.4 dark-reds that made the hest battleol t dayyalthough it was a short one, Mouroe ¥ ning fv v dniuuten, A dominick ut pyle t had an interesting fieht of ten muutes tlon, the dominick winning haudiy, By td tmo it waa B:3 o'cloeky und, by geners W sent, the sport was closed aud a start wale fome. TILDEN AND HENDRICKS. Judge Patterson's tory of ow He Wrestied With the Presidential Candidate=Tr? Coufernnos st Nerifoga, § 3 Ciwcinnam, O, Jav, H.—Tha, story of % Saratoga conference between ‘Tilden nd Hoe dricks 18 told for the'first time by Judge Clan burs Patterson, of Terra Haute, vho was b by llendricks to see Tilden abeut the lastud June, after the St. Louts Conventfon. o dricke had decided that ho would not acceit & nounination with THen unless the lutter woid usc by Inluenee to sccure the repeal of the “f.x e3cb of thelr existenco wnd the caunes which led to thelr use, 1 catied on Col. W, i, Holloway this evenlog and had an Intervicw. Holloway was active in the tightin 1670, and, being the activa man for 8enator Morton, wua prescot at ull imyortont councils; sv 1 sald to bz “What do you kuow about the Tyner- Clandier dispatches?” A few duys belore the Preaidential electlon Mr. Tyner areived bere, wuk stopped ut the Grand 1lotel, A party of gentigmen called at hls roow for cousultation on the political situs- tion, uud 1t was agrced that wo had a show for carrying the State 1f we had sumie more money. 1t was explained to Tyner that the Btate came palgn had cleaned themn out in bels ana other- wise, utid that the Republlvans were absolutely without a dullar, ‘I'vier ngreed to tolegraph to Cuandler asking for #10,000, and used the ea- ression of * Appoiuting ludian Agents,’ cach ann belng nieant to express £5,000, 1 Lhink he usked Jor two, which meant $10.000. Ve ilrst dispatcl was wrltten u the room, wnd read 1o all present, uind was went it eyening, and the o Hoozas—~II. W. Ch ase | Of Treut, A. D, 1645, verdict, $146, and motion The Bible of Marelon also contained one—and only one—Gospe!. ‘No allusion was made to Matthow, Mark, Luke, or Johan, und po resson was given for excluding them from the collee. tion. As no writer previous to the thne of Mar- clou had made any montion uf either of these Gospels, tho fuference I8 very strong that they had not been written; ory )f the materials exist- ed, thut they yero In a dilfercut form und bear- lozz different ttles, Aa Marcion was a Gnosile, and has therefore hecu ‘generally put down & 8 heretic, hls New ‘Festmncnt was not adopted. He wus even secused of changiog he language of the manuscripts used in Lis vollection. But from this charzo-lio has been acquitted by Liblical critica)in modern times: notably by Westcout, ju his History of the Canon, lu the following langusge: . - “LCervullian und Epfohanius agres tn aflirm- ing that Marcion altered tie text ol 1he books which he received to sult bis gwn views; and they quote many various readifiks {n supsort of the assertion, ‘Those which they cite from the Eopistles are cortalnly lusuflicient to prove the patnts amd, on the contrary, they go far to show A Ltepubticuu “ Consplracy,” Jackson Lbae,) Clarion (Do) Bome of our exchanves are giving timely warning of the vremeditated revival of the le- publican party in this Btate. We huve Informa- tion which we kuow to be reliable, thut this con- spiracy s ot contined to one ur two localitics, Lt it lu 10 progress wll aloag the llue. In some counties it will bo known by the pawme of **In- dependent,” und in others of Natlonals, or tirecubackers, [t will e o eonzlomeration of Rudleals,” sorc-heads, sualcontents, wnd disor- wanizers wenerully, hivi fur its object the 0.3 ARI0. » va. Dallveg; at- Bert Tl Chsndicr repliod thut b voutd | Gvestheow of the Dentocratic-Conservaiive party | incntiee o 173 Wt sude an- elnbs sy, Starclon prestryul, witliout alisrarion, thae | Ssmution el, - Whets Julse Burtsssll il A rd Yo 4 : Chiandler replied thut he vor ¢ 3 cratle. wnonthe, © [n 1573 he uinde an_elaboraty s ol which t i by, he, found tha en wus at Pow ] vor, Auihe ford tia inen were budly mited | Lbiik*Tue e, meantme ihat e Nationsd | ki (e practieat restoration ‘of Radical rule, | tipon tie condition of L markel or siver, and | oor CAd0, Jun. 8.~-Fleass luforia me how Feven rasdings motieod by Epmisi only tao | Kecpits wind telegraphed to. bim, Tided sl W iinen wrenta Hitle telow the fardaminx uvel: | Coptaittiec vonld fusuish but 35,0000 The Democrats and Conseevatives goust put | predicted the tecline fn its relativa value ty | A0y dolturs i coin of the dilferent deaumina- s 4 crossed, WiVhy did you resort to u ctplicr £ S Beaause tiore was absolutely ne scereey in telegruph otllces hev ou political matters, Ve ehiel oberator was theu s Deawoeratle mentber of the City Councily und sometiow all-mpor- tant Hepublican dispatehies leaked out,”” awered, directing him ta meet bl llxrlu.lh’}“': he did, und Iluz; together took the trald ; Albany. What” folfowed fs thus related U Juduw Patterson s il “When we got lu the sleentng-car | explaios my misslon to b, and told him that Congie was then 10 session, and, {f the House did 4 are unsupnorted by other authority; awud 8 altozettier unlikety that Marclon chiunged other Huwm. when, as Eplpianius himself shows, e Jelt untouched thosu which nro 1noit directly onposedl to his aysten.!—( Listory of the Canou \of the New Testamont, by Brooke, Fosa West- ‘cotty D, D., Professor of Divinlly, cte. 84 edi- thelr uror o, und steid ready to smits them hip und thich, o Fhe Parting of the Wayns. Cincinnatl uapercidl (Ind, Fev.). We bave arrlved at the forks of the road, and where it wae bol 50 crowded, Ile got over the Tiver, and went B lttle way uv the bill and stopged, flo suw somo ludians Killing u o man whowm be afterward heard was Dr. DeWolf. After be gob up un wp ol tie hitl, be met Mfi. Reno, who ssked ] olkl, which hns since tukes v, With u vigw | tions Iean lewally teuder uny oue [n paywaent of o obtalning an advantageous market for l‘l’le a ddebt. 1 am told there kavo been recont chauges turge wid inereashng production of that metal fn | 10 the law, C. ¢ the United stutes he vrojected the coitaguot tie | [You can tender subsidlary allver colus to the trade dallar, which wus subscquently autborized ount 5, o g ¢ Y I AL Secesafully. {atolucal Inta e | Amodutat. 83 and statdant sllver doliare 1o an * How did the Repubticans get hold ol the ) = limited amount.. We supposed everybody was # 1ate W it b tmust choose ot the ballot-bux between . doce | Orlenfal warkets with marked advantages to | U9 Yhady sion, a8 the repealing Ui, Mr, Ilendricks woul biin Mf ke bnd sty water, Ha answered no; snd diapatelics which you clatied that the oo, Ao | trive that watntalus tie supremacy of the States | Aierican commerce. In the samu TOpors he | BWare of the fuct, as 1t has been printed some Manion's' Gospel has besn called by tho | off the ticket, OB, said 'Fiiden, "levs b tucet wuy oflicers 18 comiige wp the btk sud did :L,.'.‘F‘»"" seut hore to the Hone W, M. Bar- | 400 getiunce of the geveral authorlty, aud the ?”m‘thmmm:‘xf" lhl; dm:ulvlnnu;ms -Irx.lng husdreds of times. ] ;hekal'n)(u;n,n‘-&rfiauulon or rum;lzcd nnlunlul ::fl'll'llflz lllx’nu; %bn‘;kkeel" the -ubrzzfigc::_il_, - y il 9 # H 7 i & rom the computal lon nnd quotatlon of exchauge Luko s, ul lurclon was so honest as toyive ickeround, and mako ‘the race o ot ; ot pec ubyLody Lrying | “(fif”t"fp":hnffls Bl o | o Claimed hedevtlt Ho did wend 1, suld ""K'fd"“vl':‘“‘ l:"“ 1"““":‘ “‘{“"'{““‘:t ‘:“_' with (ireut rivsin on the old nud complicated The *lene Circus. 'AUl's wriings. correctly, even whera thvy | Then be looksd under and all uround the 1 3 peard fring down,u the bottom, down the | Jhe Stonly The dispatch camo here o the | brene, und lus the power to enluree Ste Jaws | colonfal basls, and from the undervaluation of Ta the morniug of the election, wiul was deiivy y with others, at the Hotel Bates, where Barnun was stopplug, to the Hon, W, It Barlow, o member of the Tilinols Republican State Ceu- tral Comulttee, who wus here helplogfus, Har- num was lere mavaging for “Tildel When Hurlow ovened tiwe dipateh ho saw that be was suthorized by A, 8. Hewitt, of New York, ‘1o buy seven inore mules,! o showed the tele- graw_to 3r. Crapsey, correspondent of the New York Zinus, who undeistuod i1, and tele- graphed it to bis paper, and then careled 14 wround until after bauk hours, when he guve it to Barnunu” DA the mnu?'lllum have wmuch mouey in aud wuld, *1 thought [ heurd some one. [ afrald of thuse reporters; they are udlyuitd and would erecp under man's houso 10 50 histali’ 1laughed at the old man's fears O, Susisted on the polnt demanded by MG dricks, but be would concedo nothing. o EQ New York was essential to suceens, i X5 York wanted resumption. Well, ! wreoh‘ 5 bim for & day wnd saw that [ was making o hesdway, when I proposed to send A,.r‘ o dricks, und have Wim comu there, Thst B8 Saturday, uud 1 sald 1 could have biim LS moxt Wednesday, Tilden said they bl b0 meet sccldentally ot Baratogs. 1 l\'lflf"l‘u Mr, Heudricks to cotno at once to Saratvsd Pr Lu did so: but the result was a dlsaecoch d agalnst bis own pequlisr viows, wh would he change the Gospel of Lukel s it uot much more probabls that luke's Gospel was a recension of Marviun's Agaiu: If, ng is claiwed, the four Gospels wers then in circulation and geverally acknowl- edged, {8 it not ncomprehensiblo thaut Marcion, while accepting all the writtugs of Paul which weps undisputed, should usderiake to over- throw the four Gospels without giviug suy rea- sou for sodolngt ‘The ritinaw of Marclon, unfortunately, with nearly’everytling elsc written during the first two ceoturies yonceruing tbe four Uospels, or concerniog books supposed to bave been the tuur Uospels, ure lust or destroyed. But the when they are nou violative of lts organie law, Upon that izaue there wiil be no hesltation, ‘The ranks of putriots will be reformed on the old Yues of the War, amd those who used the bayo- net to assert the sovercienty of the Govern- ment of the United Stutes will reassert with the ballot thelr convictlon of s supremacy, “They will Yole as they skot, for the Unlob, oile wind fudivisible, nod with Inherent power to en- forco Its laws and protect sl vitizens fn e ¢u- Juyumient of all wusrauteed rights, fureigu colns, {n computing the valae of fo Ci Ji m;fll e vigu colns, i r- 110400, Juu, 80.—Is it not about time the elgn fuvolees winl levylug and collecting dutics ek o forviin merchaudles st the United States | * 1o clreus " closed! But, before 1t does, I Custom:louscs. Dr. Lindertan wua the suthior | trust the gentlemen from Venusylvaoia will of the Coluge act of 1870, secured Its passage | oliclt the fact from ye Itallan Count how he by Cougress, and after ita ,aduption was ap-y| happencd to besway from his command, It pofnted 1o tho.oftice of Dircetur of all the .\Ilnu, Tapine cimtie. of tha chve wadnee of strikes mo thut his place was with his company, ‘The last =t Y this respousible departusent, 1o was appolut- cu:;e,_u?:fx‘m‘.l.‘?‘,',"}:‘fh‘f,,fit,f',:’u,:,t,‘.o(,‘fi&'{; ed for five yeurs, and his term of ofllce expired {51 colored troups:saw a nigger in de fenve Glsver apen D, Lludsrman's maragemont of | it the bullets bead o U, 1e 1w sincuiar the miots (uecuslug - bi ole speculsting in g & teusd game Wakes. for "l‘r:! ',.Io:'b"' buliou sl olber public monuys) - aro RN declared by the Doctor's fwadly to * The NMnols Central. siver, fle did pot bear it ulmnuu{ buy he tecoenized it s friug in volleys. lo catled 1) Reno's attentiou to the fact'by saying, "I GUKSS TUAT I3 CUSTEW, FIRING DOWN » THEKK." Ma). Reno asked “ Wherei" aud witness di- rected his attention to the wpot. Mol Reno rald, I guesy that's so.”* Thls waa abuut hall an hour after withs rived on top of the kil Jle did not sev auy of the com- psuy oticers meilug preparations to do suy- thng about the bring. “The pack-train cawe uj « dmmediately ufter witness got upon the il lc was about two hours uftepward that Capt. Weir was sent with lis company ofl to & puhn Jenks and Mer Blouuerhusset, New Orleans Times (Dem.), In a letter written to the New York Zimes re- the cauvass of '76 i st - . bave agvgruvated bis sfvkuess und hastened i p fact that Marciou Bad but ono Gospel, aud gave | und Mr. Hendricks left, having told Tt 1L below to try, o supposcd, 10 oven commuoleu | - # Wo were forced to suend s great deal of | cently, our cunniig frieud, Azucg Jeaks, fo suid | bis death, Tho mmediate causo of bisdvatt | gyy046 Yol ':;"f";' ;‘;’“ STibiin 0 foason for 10 Lusing wmore, wilg e adalte | 11 wanted every word und letter of the v S iike tutroand moved Sgfivx‘nm::u“ulrld“\zc dh:t Pean account of the large suwe spent by | 1y have given vent to the followlng crlap und | W38 o scvere cold contructod at the lale of 0y Jan. 2H.—Secelng an §18m fu your | oy gg genulue all the othier New-Testament | lived up to or be would not be upou it 1% tion taken by Cavt. Wetr, Frum the thine the skiriotb-lue was formed ucross the river by the woods to the thne of Reno's retreat was sbout bult or three-quarters of wu bour, He tired about twenty rounds blwself during that tme, ‘Fhe Bring woich be leard fruin down lhe river, suvposed to be Custer’s, lasted about an Lour awd a balf before it died awsy, Ho did uut know whst direction the Judiaus took when tucy left Reoo. He saw thetn clreliug arouund down ju the bottow und kicking up s dust. \itness was with Muj. Reno us is Ordcrly, und L Liely) bla horse, Mo could nov say whether there were any Indiaus watchiog Reno frowm the biile when the dring was golug on down the aver. The troops ubder {éunu went down to- waid Welr's position, und returned shortly stterward und took o staud ou the bilk. He sdld the Uring cummenced ab about an beautiful sentiment: ** I thing I shall sack out some lovely fsland, take Ged. Butler for my Blenuerbasset, und grow up with the country,” ‘Ihe beautiful und morul spectacle thus present- ed, of the serone and dupled Agues sitting su- preme upon some South-Sva sland, alono and cuntented, growing up with the country und ber Blennerhiaaset, is ruvishing fn the extreme. - We buve al housht thal there wus 8 vacancy iu the Jouks' vature, o yearning in Jeoks! heart, which a Bleunerhusset, uud only 8 Blea- verhiassat, could comfortably but refrstoed from wakiog the sugivotion. But, uow that sli¢ broaches the Bleuuerhasset subject herself, und su fechinely wentious Butler {u cou- nection tierewith, wo spe Go, Jeuksiel ¢o tako your Bleuucrbasset und Butler combined,— £0 tu your balund und we Lappyl Our reluctant took the matter under advisement, snd ull:l:; surcd ghat whbout Hendricks ho would U\ {u the West, and perhaps in the duutb, "1.- o he solleited a secoud meetivg, and it IiN long euuufih to call the roll of the t A baye the bill passed, snd Hendricks sccy e — Evglish Studless Baston Journal. jon of Russla is sending to Euglund 8 delegatl e {te ablest tinanclers und shrewdwt busiuest b2 The Lmperor is uot sending engincers oo crats to 8py futo the sccretw of the nary, o to fatbow the methods of the FUEL couitnissariat, He is sendiug pravtical LoSE meu justead. The delegation go 10 FUL with & view of studylug Inunicipal tsxatiole . tariff, sud, sbove all, the income 135, lh&% el rubber BSuger which lengtlcus of curdiog to the needs of the budgeh * How much did Tilden spend fu this Stated” “Not less than §200,000.” “Why, Mr. Woollen, the Treusurer of the Demovratic State Coutral Comuittee, told me that ‘Tilden veut thew ooly $4,000, und then seut a mui hera to see that disbursed,” [ re- warkud. *'fhat’'s all bosh," sald be. % Tlelr trans- portativn to thelr bozus soldiers' reunion alone cust thein 35,000, ‘lMlaea run & scparate fnuncial Bureau disconnected with the Stute Centrsl Comwittee, which ke scemed to dis- trust. He opened a politkal normal school to brepare teachers nthe art of stuttiue ballot- boxes. Iie had the State boneycowbed witn his suzunts, This is the secret of why ull these fol- lows ore uuxiovs for Titden pgafn. Il speut five tiwes us much mouey o this State as Heo- dricks b worth, Ju fuct, Tom dldu's put up Shoals last summer. 'This developed into rapld | Paper this worning to the effeet thut two new cousutnption, which_vrostraied Dr. Linderiiau | traius were to be added to the Hyde Park rouite, for many monthe. Siace the expiration of nd thaot & re Vi i terur of olice the President lius twade no new | ¢, paluctiondic th farg. s bolde alc tated, I dusire to bielp stir the puddie fo hubea sppointuent, snd ft was understomd thot had Dr. Lindermay recovered be would undoubtedly thut something may come up, or, rathdy, dowa. buve bren ureed to aceupt bis ofilco for auother | About dve yeurs sgo I bulit a house between ter, Dr, Linderman was e tiret to recow- | Hyde Park and Grund Crossing, sud, sfter lay- mend the adoption of asyste of redemption 2 for the futerlor coius used us chunzo moncy, wud | ok 04t considerable monay un the place, T way e comipelled t wove buck to the city, not oul, tls for the purpose of keeplug thelr purchisins 4 y r‘,w, ot w"wum with ,u‘"muw "u, u"“,,fi because the fare was u considerable dralp upon ted legal-teuder, During bisolliclal carcerle | Y pocketbook, but becauss I could not induce publlsted, fu 1577, his views on the fnuncial | auy one to come 0.t there and pay 25 cents each ucstions fu his book, * Mouev and Legul-Teu- y and doublu the amount, whenever thewr er fu the United Brates,”’ Hia annusl report | wives cbose to ride fu. 5 for 1577 was an exnaustive review of thu metal- Now, I veature to say that sll the people that e stsudard und the capacity of the mincs of the | get vy tho traln betweon the two poluts 1 buve Unlted States to supply the world with the | .smed would not #ill one tar, and yet the Com- precious metals. pany have to pull the entiratraln over tha route, books except those disputed, furnishes strong prestmptive evideace that the four Gospels, (n the forin o whiclr we bave them, are @ produce tion of a date not earlicr than the middle of the secoud cuotury. It was doubtless thls work of Marclon which Clement of Alexandria relerred to when he spoke of * The Guspet aud Apostolic Instrument.”? w. 3 i H b b ! : i ; i y. Dow vs. Spurgeon. Bactun ertiser, And now comts the dufeudaut and for answer sajth: (1) That be uses no ulcoholic Hyuors as & beverage: (3) thut Lo is & geveral abtaivers (A Wt “asaruls hols a total abstaluer; (4; ibat be wpever touchis beer; (3) that boe never thought or saig thut be couldo’t do bis wurk witbout it. Suminary of pleadings: * What! never{V “No, uever.” ¢ \Whatl naer 17 4 Well —Iunlly ever?