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THE NATIONS DEAD.

We have been so often requested to
publish the poem "Our Fallen Heroes"
that appears in our columns to-day that
we have at last gathered energy enough
to commit it to paper. As an. .impromptu
effort of the heart rather than the brain
we send it forth upon the open sea of
public criticism, asking nothing for it
but the patriotic soul sympathy of all
who would honor and emulate our loved,
lamented heroes of the mighty struggle
through which the Nation passed in its
effort to give birth to higher phase of
Human Freedom than it had known
hafora
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03
GONE EAST.
before.

Our old-time friend, w. Lair Hill,
having rung the changes on "Mitchell-
Hipple,' until his stomach was over
gorged by constant re-swallowing of
the "dose that wouldn't stay down."
and having so disgusted even the vilest
of the pack who backed him that his
influence could no longer be felt, has
now gone to Washington to see if he
cannot further disgrace himself and his
party by re-hashing the same dose for
the palates of Senators and Representa-
tives. He will succeed there as he did
here, in disgusting everybody who can
be prevailed upon to listen to him.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03
STOCKTON LEADER"

Our friend Laura DeForce Gordon
swings a bran new banner to the breeze
in Stockton. a short time since we
saw flashes Of her genius cleaning
through the NdrTotg Gauge, paper i'm
which she held control Of a "woman's
department" Now we find her at the
head Of the train on locomotive of her
own, which she styles the Stockton
Leader, and on she comes, calling upon
all Maroon Gauges and other small fry
to switch of on side track. Long
may She prosper.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03
FOR SHAME!

Last Wednesday evening one J. n.
Smith, alias J. w. Nesmith, alias "Un-
purchasable Woman" whom the. un-
washed Democracy had the bad taste to
foist upon the people as candidate for
Congress, held forth in this city to a
crowd of delighted whiskey guzzlers,
and a few disgusted decent men, using
language that would have caused the
arrest of any wanton or vagrant if he
had dared to utter it upon the street.
We did intend to be present, but knew
the crowd would be foul and the speaker
no gentleman, so we sent reporter,
who brought back the sorrOwful tidings
that the speech was too obscene to be
reported. And This man expects to be
elected to Congress because only that a
few silly Republicans fear that the cleo
tion of decent man will make them
"bigamists." Oh, shame, where is thy
blush
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03
NOTICE.

No paper will be issued next week. on
account of the State Fair. This is rule
we have adopted, to give our boys a
chance to enjoy the pleasures attendant
upon that occasion.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03

Love strengthens and purifies the
human heart, ennObling mems lives,
crowning them with sweetest flowers,
filling them with richest fruits, lifting
them farther above the brutes and
nearer to the angels. CIV.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03

w. Lair Hill has gone to Washington
to straighten up the affairs of the gen
eral Government. His presence there,
no doubt, is badly needed.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03

One of the greatest jokes of the season
is the Yamhill Reporters attack upon
Mr.. Geary in the issue following the
one in which it frantieally called on
"menn TO vote for him.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03

We do not like the freeze-out game
which the o. & c. r. r. Co. is playing
upon the dray and hack companies in
this city. When will men learn to live
and let live ?
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03

Other parties desiring to act as Agents VIII
please forward their names. We want Agents
at every postofnce throughout oregon and
Washington Territory.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03
OUR AGENTS.

/ The following persons are duly authorized to
act as AGENTS for the NEW NORTHWEST:
, 1873-11-05
HEslItilats rEcr n1y1l HAT.

A[r, Howard Paul, III Ills Entertainment uovo
t'iat wllon IL sudden sIlarp fcycr OF econo,nv
nttaokh woman, a11d hl,o determines to mike i
INT or bonnet for herself, for brior period
between the forniation of tho resolution, and lin
consll'nnlntion OF tho docd her mind pasuos
through yarions amusing stages OF aeltot;ou.
E!l'ht, nhn gots herself ur III her most attractive
g''iso, and proceeds to pnrchaso Il ssha]ae,- /
believe the fragile OUTLINE Or framework of tho
fntnro structure iB calico, ,-tllpn, tal;1utr n nus
home, al!o drinks iii t!le tlotaila Ut oyory Int tlat
onters, at'd learata them all by loart, ind docs
lnelllal Bllnla oyGr tho cont Of tho ribbon. nnt
makes mp l!or mind to hnyo tioworH in hors lho
inoHo worn by tllo wonlnl, In the corner and luco
l!Ao that gnudy-lookitlg csoat,ro In tho
middle. Tho l!oxt tiny aho walks down tlo
street, aud studios all tllu lluts TINT come along:
l'll!i, When Wntn1l asBeH l,ar with onu on, si.o
tW!stH her nenls round lu aco how looks behind.
aud fB dinEilHtod to Bou tlat tho woman is aIyn
tlihlocnting her mock to HOO hoT Hllo trims lor
Int. Wol, HH nrriyoH III front OF ,AlIt,ers HlIa
lingorB nnt ulu llas analysed all tue mts ii. tlIo
window, nnd slIo dotorniilloa to Trim lu,a ,liuo-
too different way.l, a!sd decides not to hnyo llow-
ors 3lko tha womnn who Eat III tho corner. trhou
ahn shoots into tho nl1op, nlnl '.ss to ECO hats
will! tho alr OF aporsoll wl,u wislny to invest
snail fortune III lload.Eear. sho exanliuoa
every l'at II tlio establishment, oycr}!au!s len
btlhl!nls ut 1lowols, gotH about titoon Aili,1rs
Wollll Of work out OF Tho na!euwotllau N,l tipn
saya size will look fnrtl,or.' I'loil elle goty
homo with ler mind fixed OIL thirtyoight or nuo
dlueroat st7las IN which she VaAts to trim 4ox l
, 1873-11-05
PERSONAL.

capt. Sartoro. U. s. n, Is nt the Pacific.
q. j. Healy, Of Now York, is Mt tho ral,nor.
Proctor Taylor, Of Pontinc, is at tho Palmer
T. II. Smith, Of Kansas City il ut tue Pacific.
a. II. AIillcr, Of Lincoln, Ill., is Mt tho Palmer.
II. ". Corbett, Of Oregon is ut tue Sherman.
DR.. L. Rogers, Of louisville, liz nj tho Pacific.
William Crockor, of st. Paul, liz at tho shor-
man.
z. r. Bridges, Of North Carolina, is at tho pa-
ci1ic.
,d ?. L. Masters, of Philadolphia. is at tho Pa
?. J. Hobbs and family, Of Joliet, are at the
Palmer.
?. G. Balloon, Of Sacramento, Cal, il ut the
Palmer. 's'o
J. q. Davis, of Zncatecas, nroxico, is at the
-, Tho Hon. J. r. Sawyer. Of On.lla, is at the
Sherman.
r, The Hon. T. B. Walcott, of Boston, is at tho
Sherman.
"; Salisbury mud family, Of Beloit, WIS.,, aro at
;, The Hon. J. K. Edsall, Of Springfield, is ut
tho Sherman.
Dol. A. DoGrafr. President of the Wiecou-
CHI Central Railroad, In Mt the Sherman.
, 1873-11-05
EXPOSITION NOTES,

Outside attractions, in tho shape of voting
polls, diminiahed somewhat tho attendance ut
tic Exposition yesterday. Still there must
havo boon goodfy number of viaitors, many of
whom wcro induced to attend by those CONNECT
cd with local charitable institutions. Dur
ing Tho rost Of the week, with tho election tox-
citemont over and done WITH aud with several
excursions daily from different parts of the
country it il safe to Say that tho attendance will
DO very good indeed. An yet nothing has been
done with Wow of prolonging the existence Of
this ycars show, and tho beginning Of next weol;
goods. ~
What to do with the building wilsn it ia
ompticd is tho puzzle which now begins
to tease the managers. That it Would
make , glorious Hhating-rinls ia ac-
kaowlodGcl by oil; but then skatug
has gono out OF vogue great loal Of Into, For
monster bull, with SONIC 900 or 1000 couples,
tho building would ba just the thing; but, theu'
oyon III Chica6o, such colossal society events nre
too rere to permit Of tho uecossary preparation
Of tho building for dancing pu:1,osea. Whether
or not tho elephant building will DO a,l ull-
profitable investment during ton moatls In the
year, there is no doubt that, ia tho remaining
two, it will pay enough to nuke its propriotors
quite satisfied with their enterprise.
, 1873-11-05

From the Na1u York Herald, Nor. e.
a Heraid reporter vas gont yesterday to Gen,
Carl sclur2 in ordnr to obtain Its views an
Cnaarism and tho Clliof Justicesllip question.
Tic distinguished German ofutor and statesman.
WHO was everywhere received with the highest
honolt in Qor'nany, wl,cro his name has become
= ho!1aohold word. Aad just arrived from
Europe, wilcro his family lal |,con residing for
so7ao titno. Tho reporter nccoBtcd him ftipt I'd
Senator schurx-wlo looks M strong aud Healthy
eH oyer-asaisted his vito ulnd daughter
Into the cGrriago which was to conyov
tl,om a'I to tho train for Washington,
alr. schurz said he was worry muci, pleased 10 SEQ
the reporter. whom tho latter Ind stated hiY
mission, Ho proposed TINT the reporter should
lltie With him to Washington, 80 that ho m.ht
1S n9 enabled to converse with him on thc ,gIy.
This was, unfortunately, not feasible, mud Tia
reporter had to decline tho honor. Tho Scuatnr tr
contcntcl hinso'f with MI empl,asic !. No." to
tho qcry whether ho was in fayor Of n third
term. When ho Ind mounted into the carrin,,a
anu taken Ills littio boy-who looks rs ro.y mi
fat ab Quo of Raphaol'a cllurubH--ou his In In
mo Just tlme enough to say, :" wisl, yol, would
90 mo o'in favor. I wsl. you would stalo il, thu
Ife'ntd ti1at TIN not going to romoyo to Illinois
w tho numerous reports to the contrary mt,
wtllstantng." Aud tho words had sccrcny
paused AB lips WHOM ths couch rattlod away an;
tic reporter waa lott aloua. $'
, 1873-11-05
Illinois River and Canal News.

S3eCiof Di,3ofrI n 75- f,5;,,,aa 7,-tt,.
LAsa1IT' I'll XIV Z s 1as @ GMe.9a 'fa6hM. re
nre "a ioowsw ~ Nav 1Eprn 1H@an hIoSas ns rE NiyfR
towing tl,o conahos;a nansa, H@aamoef n'a ior l.asae
tin1. H1 'shISt III 'oaAea WIN corn for ChtnEo.
viii, ;sa frni pgp aaols towing three tats loaded
Viii, ,,n !' 4a t Hgnty "a LocNnoft anu lint uaed
NM. of a. it9in neonorh Tor tic Union Coal Conf
ma; NAV 4Erram S,,,,,,zo- 49,, ,,au.o ~, r,
frt,n trnr,, Iint1, io5S @ a,t prEe ". Kockwood,
DEr.I.Trs 1u nv ivasM 1v ,H.1 VIII sorn , n"F Gcago
iron ajc1anr ~. Im ihnint nnn H. aSe " toiu"s Nove
L. T. Wrg ani !esar o nj Ma 9ar A. 11. wooatn,
ptpp NJ t''.no;T aho tof ,t,,a.i .ne itfenry na,,.
from ioernort tn Tnr', 49,, w. loaed with Hour
rom Uc md Ontario a parn,an n fsa iroe,ad
NV. 40cn1'ai.,,o,t E.r,o,,o, .ua, 1.,.,. ,,
from Peru. ''-''-S Ns"n''ee' 'fom Aasa''e' light
Nov, i@Cn,aIFhnris FhnsIs. 41so Er,,or 1np sa,aa; &
loaded with cor from uenv ~ fhseayp n aypsos Queeu'
Nov a-Cani.Eoats II a 1%om;a mt;it ,., ,ou,
Nov. JMprnn ii!,nais I'''g, ior,,, .,na, .,.. ..
Henry loade,i w;,i, nilra yor nfse Aa's from
, 1873-11-05
THE ss scnnt Efsect ,, r,t.l,io.,.

!, n. Il. 3. writes 10 Tie Missouri Rppu1tican
tlas Tue " EXTREMIST phase Of tho scunt o1foct
nue. IN nayy.hluo camnis-llair dross, Not Il
pucker or visible eoam or u particle Of trim
ming broke up tho beautiful surfncs Of tint
Momal,. sho was ono unbonding loyol, nltd how
couldn't imagine till / took rcar - Wow Of T hcr.
and found Hllc was buttoncd M behind fro1n
neck to lcn. Two unobtr,,yiyo Lox-pIeata
lnrko IL q Shy waY oach Hi<lo tho opening OIL
ofwlBo tlat garment looked 1iko boatad panta-
yory wen, and in casa Of iiro tiut woman would
pc trlod III hor own fat. You soc, economy must
b1gn somewhere. If cloth is used Tor the rutfs
WAY WY ti,o T. hkrta must aufros aud n.orcy knows
Ehat ls required for tho h!g silk fonces built up
about tho femalo head Just now.
, 1873-11-05

Wo havo boen favored by q correspondent
With tho following account Of Japaneso exnou-
ton: q" went to SEQ IN execution ut Yeldo
still it was u most extraordinary spectacle, and
impressed mo worry much. Tie c,llprite woro
oiglt III number. ono being n woman. TAey
wore I'LL beloudod with sword. Tho operation
waa performed with wonderful doxterity and
eoolueEH, aEd not ono of them, even tho
wonlan. showed tho slightest symptom Of
fear: Thoro was q space Of ground roped or:
insido ero three Lolos dug III tho ground, with
llttlo mound behind oaeh, OIL Which WIS spread
at for the criminal to kneo! oil. On ono siJo Of
tho inclohnro wero Two JAPANESE oihcialH ii,
ellairH, to eco tho thing properly conducted. T
lad place directly in trout Of tho mounds, ut
about, about sK < feet distance. Tho criminals wore
neGs 1neoau,a ~ bI,ng}. rex on xf enc da sde Of the
(tloy mo pnpor for everything thofro).
What struck mo mout was the herrid coonons Of
tl!o oxeeutioner'a nshistant, u good-lookiny lad
" about Is; lo went up to oaeh poor wrotoil il,
hiH turn, gayo him tap Oh the ahonlaer, led
tiio mat; llo tlon stripped bin shoulders,
!natlo him strotch out his heck, satd That will
a. and tn 1t flash tho ,pan's head waa iu
tue holo tn front Of him, aud bis bleeding neck
Iho usslatant, btill with tho aauso ploaHaut
Smile. picked tile l,uad up, tIlrcw Eonlo w4ttor
over tito faco to waHh on tho blood aud mud,
aim l'ioaonted it to tito Japanese ol1is'nlH, WHO
nodaea ssat . al,a Hsnca to 80 on with to next Tho
assistant tilcll gayo tho corpse Il blow bcLweuu
tho slonldera to oxpol tho blood, aud finally
throw llis earcasn aBto l!ko II log ,'f wood. liz
thon lioi repoatol tho Same ploasant programme
loud could como off NO ousily; IL wa
llke ohopping eabbayou, only accom-; hi Il
VIII peculiar and most horrid Bouud-tlu. Of
c1stlhg moat, is fuot. There waa tonau crowd
~ ,Jalaneso Present. including. many womoll.
to ,Gat, smoke, and chatter tho wlulu time,
n.AkiI' rcnlarlts OH tho performance, aud oven
otccaflou"'ly lmlgAlug, llat aH II They were nj
lAeairo. Itsu cSccntiorlcr poured wutor M ]lia
knife III ortlor to cut Inlla.rubbor."
, 1873-11-05
al tl,o olsccE in Attempting to execute It, bo killed,
thip n only nananuHhor III tho party wouo liberty ii

,nr r. 9n;y aslaHh'er III tho purity woao liberty il
Such, undoubtedly III Tho Inv, md Tile ey,toueo OK.
s!nsel wu, bring tho rieoncrs caao fs wit,il, il.
liis nne wnh inherited In tic wnrsatt by thu BorKeaft
aaaHstiate, nn1 consequently without n,,tiorily,
tho cSaq epaster 'S. II + #" {Un M te ny aa eioctno
io o rof ao oxress ,nnico al tnwar liz dt,. r
Ts ss fs ssor IT, IT, % n S9 ssti ffs Sfe as bes,;
l,s fand wle won sty e o.: oxciaion i ,i' u ts
Gy1ess a m,er tho circstns.nccn Of this tayc.
10 's 1y a s sGa st to hays +
III determining te ct,oracter Of tic lomtolo, Ihs
was ,.s lesIion oNeaiycly for Tho Jury, au ~ to
nny opinion, o 0fo''''6
~ for tli+ error e Judgment will DO reversed aud
lseverdcd nnt1 rcnantlrt.
MI. JUSTICE SCOTT,
VINO til0'lfsli not rlt!ly Goncurring. doen Ho sub
etanttally, filed Tho following sopnraso opinIon
ca,lnot Yield mr. assent to all tho reasoning Of tio
i keenB to nu tho rnlo announced may be lntlo to
m M fmrrnnor cohsircti. An o'ccr is not bound, ut
M H w1s ho II II snes Wo to
witl! nil tho pIoy,aoa of tin law: It would ID ro.
111rR too mitch rf him tn 70 11Old If the opinion Of
Tin Court rnn ltc construct ,Mto holding q contrary
tlosntrlnc, do NIT concur in It.
cute agsist III thu execution Of My l.ocrss rcruiar
nSa ol ba Of 9sers nainHt Tho aw ns oer ro
Therc can he question tic law IL, If par.y III re-
asttng ~ unlawful nrrcat commit 4 homicide tho
asaya hnwovcr, question Of fact to le found from
tic evidence.
Iu thia view Of Tho law It would l,aye ,ecn propcr.
no uonp Tor the CURT to have permitted tie Jury To
co,lsit'cr tlsc evidence tcldcrc lowovsr srllt It
might tn be on TIC question whether tho cnicis ,yns
1horu is no prc.c1se that thu t,ertnsed VIA himself
nno 10 fefse my process, and It may lo tho Jury will
, 1873-11-05

MGfo aevc n.'l ir'u ut IL fir corn. a b for Wheat
10 Nunlo. Tho charters reported wors III Iufuln-
WirAt nt ~ prop Alarka, WHEAT, thu,ah ael,fs
niiaa na, 'I,sias!; ai neso u nsse j. 1trry'sl ~
corn through u lsoslo Ut ill., H. lvst llapu0se1.r %
lazy McDonald wheat, ut III. To- Haulnsiy-i
d. ,,s sorl. u. wv 70 GvwrgoStt,r isAya,la
MSnt .a, laoea M wheat md .u,0d0 ll c;rn, Ihu
Dents !aH he1!l H. r. Baldwin, n,,l vun yallsen,lrg
ut H1ie. ~ - "3'''"''
, 1873-11-05
transfers Of Vcssols During tho Month

transfers Of Vnsscl7 DtlrilsE the Month
OF October, 1s73s
na Wl'oo # ateam prop Uashicr, by Union Rolling
MI! to Jahn hcAascy, s:,,00o.
une,thiri II nf aelir y. H. nnhham, by g. u. Dnn1am
Ct u. to D. n. 8. tllncfnr, $1,4Bd
Eio Cox, t1,1GO.
r, one-slght! Of tug Dato Louie, by Thomas j, N,
Qnirk 10 Jesale Cox, 81, ,utS). "
Iho whole n Of canalboat Eelirac, by q. Do Io ocrcq
e,to''fh 9i cann-boat Industry, by william, Jnwct
oe. se1!ird q hcow 1a.,rn, by Tllomaa Oa,ison 10
,,, un WolG e Ct nshr Ellen spry by F. D. Gardner to
, 1873-11-05

:, DETKo1r} a1ic.,., Nov. 4.-passrp Dowx-props
Moehet, Atlalitlc Lake Ontario, Mary frtneo aid
6rio sc'rs Ontario, Craftsuan retl1oll, Srlkirk,
N!insral ~ stnte Republic. i. uawn, George Noary, IT,
pAssEn UP---lrors st. Joseph, w1nslow: scurs
Ioari!oymaii, Warrington, butcher 10y, Aunllsta.
i!slt1tccr, !, Scotia, Netta Weaver, Havnna, Yaukco
W1Np-Sou.hwoat, fresh,
=, DErnorr, Mich, Nov. 4.-pAssEp Dows-prop
Alagaa1,, Mary lIattte, Emma.
PARSED Ur-Nouc,
NiND-SouthwcBt
, 1873-11-05

oH tn-ay, Without injury, md In 10 t,o towcd to nfn-
ttnWuc for repairs.
The Frt Reilly became disabled III like ntan,or sonn
niter leaving hero nn friday night null lat1 to re-
trit, md ii nuw waiting far t,lB lotuw ler tow
Tho prop City Of kfAtlteun, nslpro Of, Wash!s,g-
bcci sent 10 ller.
, 1873-11-05

ile sttt eoncelts of Thu Public Library of Kentucky
arc a1h"rzeA 1y special net Of tho Legislature, aud
nso Rven uutler tito management Of ex(ioy Dram
s1ant in TuE TaDuhE noxt Saturday,
, 1873-11-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
I'M PREE5-
United States Digest.

DIGEST or ALI. THE DECISIONS OF THE VA,
hlouh CouItTS WITHIN THE UNITED STATES
rum e narlioa ar|a4 to tho yoar 1871; colrsux ull
so A'stlcaA bncls!as Iios,ed In tho tAIrty.oun vii
s Vt tho un!tod States Digest with oarntul rOyIsluu
ana inrortant additions. FIlsr sMn1Es 10 ts son,,
1!otua within II suts royal ayo aU aKos ouch, In,Y
shcei'. $7to por yolumo. Vol. !. ready i pecombar
Ihie WotH lau hcon undertaken at tho spgRostru NJ
ahy moa1ors Y til. bur. WIU Wish to uvuiti cunsltn,,
vi tlany ailoFont volumes Ut supplements anu aius
WHY ~ G"gv.inE nn s IT, ocisnsa no. Gyen topo
m sesHG SfSs e run s aSs'set 5 9:
Eia Ee.oa 70 tnS y1Sr iso taa starting olut Ut tho Now
~! tl!o Aosu1n tlgIsiuns sgostcd n The thirty
Voaas u tHs original United htstea jaust thu St,fu]t
r!. tha fIl1y 1lko1t, Hn tU AnnUals li.Iur tu lila
gre tsetna III thu ad'? work. with tho atitnn nj all
nnsixnhs tar9nol valuable III f vnamoa 1t tnHtican
in!uts WAol were. t9r sarnus reasany mt included n
utYestnLl tn y1reen ,:xu,s " 'o
1WpyT yol4tus VIII colnnrso Tho os,tlro aipahot uf
uet. ihv 1rns lh IN tue cvt.to.ts II tlo
hs'gn1l Wprk, wLaut 0iNttting cAscs, N,d Wlta,n.t
AhtlnthE aAy natter M general turtat am, vaul hit
Ivy tt!oa hie pnnh rrhEnKsa ta HsntA nnegHs iel,nt
u!st An y sucttrt e unDst my aIueat rid il
~ sotad TINT they will not ia a:y aye,t 70.
in c''itnrlal iao9r Is under ths ufaT8o of ErHJ
VT, 1;,Ytll aMoqr Il boeombor. Tho remaining val,
mo, Wy e ;i Sya arte1y. t4At ao ssE@sd
1Haa ~ '@ - "'"s " osaA
M
, 1873-11-05

y. ftaf nf*pa!rh n 9Ae Garuyu 7ribumt
;E3soAAalA, Mich. Eav. 4.-Tha nrop Hackst
M!ile oh5e1tlP ha arbor lust utgt ar,n9 tpe Kne
ose91as a1seped aud drtted asil1ro. aha was lalle
, 1873-11-05

A'"iaase III $50, 1913 n
UNITED STATES COURTS.
William II. Stockton an1 Theron D. brewster.
Asslgneea of tho Illinois Agricultural Works,
for $4,000.
No orders were entered nor now petitions filed
III bankruptcy yesterday.
COURTS IN 1lls1EF.
Tlic Corn Exchange National Bank commenced
~ action in assl,mpHit OIL d note against D. ".
Iillnghaat nrtl Levi D. D0oro, for 50. GOO.
duBtav Durkhardt and Jalncf, Shor,yIn flied n
petition ngainEt Timothy J. Darcy IIayinia D.
Day aud Frederick 3. Day, for ,neel.anics' lion
z 8, aud tho south half Of Lot 6, in Block IT, II,
Fort Dearborn Addition to Chicago. claiming
that there is still ttuo 52,4G2.31.
Hcnfy BotsfoHl commenced MI action Rganst
James II. Bowen. CAa,incoy r. Bowen. anil
George y. Bowen, for $J, 600.
Street mud Wayne B. CIuatleld ugaillst Drian
Fllilpot Tor tho HtIn CT e3,0nj
l4oronx EralltZ and Frederick N. Frantx began
Usual rrazoe, and Hugh 1fahor for S., 900.
William PArnlaleo commenced I. suit arainsL
D. G. alcl4ean, S. i. Ha,1non, and William d.
Hnyea for 81, ooo in a1i action Of treapasa.
49,. a creditors a bili wna filed in the Superior
againht Wilson I. Keenan,, William A. Denny,
aud William L. Rotlman to recoyer 81 ,9lB.75.
Samuel N. Baldwin brought MI action in debt
TO recover VI ,0oo damages against Ell Potter.
THE CALL.
Judge Bloslgett Is still hearing tile e4Ba CON-
me''ced Monday, after which he will hear any
OTHER casos which are roadY, and then try issues
il bankruptcy.
Indge Drnmmonl is still engaged with thu
tuck-eroaser caseH.
Judge Zane will call the first twenty cases Of
tho ante-1iro calendar.
Judge Jameson will bo occupied with the State
stroet condemnation casey.
jittan h-,F
as giyon in yesterdays TRIBUNE.
\ LAKE VIEW SUIT DECIDED.
Spscfat DiS3atci4 to JAe Chicapo Tribune,
OrTAwA, Ill, Nov. 4.-0pipionH llaye this day
y. Kosehill Company. Tile decree ia affirmed,
Justice sheldon, Craig, and Brcese dissenting.
, 1873-11-05

y" ''"t" A'"s' .f2Q, ~. I'll
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
The Assignee Of the Home Insurance Com
paiiy, li!onlas Dnltley, yesterday matle bis re-
port Of tho condition Of tho bankrupt Company
Balance III bank Oct. ct.1...,,,,.,,,...s1t, s1t, ous n
Rereipta.. ..,.,,......,,... 1Go "a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

TOTAL Loss IF THE NORTHUMBERLAND
CABLE STEAMER ROBERT LOWE. VITA
EIGHTEEN LIVES.

I"KoNTo, Can, November 81 The Eel
lsw'nS par 'cuinrs have been received 70
gafalcg she ioss ~ Anglo American cshl.
steamer R3bcft 1--we. from surviving off
cars AfeeF c@nusctrng LamaHche and
Pis"estiss"~ty ~ cable, tbs steamer lefr
che later sof5aon tbs 18Th, hounf for, S.
J"tss. A. 4 II the ncrnirg en- the 2O,t
the yea hsr t'alng thick and the wind
high, the a'''p struc hsave'y near Strait
Shafts, and 10 very fs7 minutes filled
And settled do9c 80 fast that it was I'M
p"*"lole - ge5 .hs iiiebp4t al "a. Til e
"Inof ''%ta' c"nFataiag twcnfy-t hroe
ptop!e' succeeded in getting clear of tn
wreck sd5 aa@ r@fn Under stayed by it ii !,
daylight Captain Tldmarsh was on the
bridge st he Sne # tao disaster perfect
~ corl. aad took IA tie whcls situa tiou
at gIAAee. H. ordered tho beats to bs
clear Away, Dsc., aud persists in stick
ing tn the T-ssel to the last. In five
nlnu o. ate strklng the pnap was und-
er water NJ. NJ Q lrdsn, Of Heart.
Centeut staff, and Day. second steward,
we're drowned NINE cabin. The rest we're
sw 'pf eff he deck" ey no heavy seas,
whlch.ln fe~ hours. reduced the steamer
10 atoms On Friday five bodies were
picked upApd buried. Eight cen were les,
IN ALL
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

Daring last week the New York
World took Brooklyn clergyman
Mr.. Talmage, to task from hlA bel.
ligerent Cuban sermon of the Sunday
before. The editorial was very abu.
sive. Yesterday the reverend gen.
tleman had q chance to retallate.
This he did by first praying for Boss
Tweed's soul and in the same con-
nectlon praying for the conversion OF
the editor of the World. Presenting
the two before the throne of grace at
the same time was q brilliant stroke
of avenging genius. Shakespeare
specifies seven retorts. Talmase has
added the eighth, the retort pious. IF
the angel Of prayer appreciates q
. good joke, he must have been well
pleased with the petition of the
Brooklyn divine. From Chicago Zee
mig Journal Nov. "a.