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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-18
Monday. October ID. lS73.
COUNTY COURT
SALE OF LAND
AIssander BrItt0n q al y. wIl.0n Britson

Alexander Britton ct al VS. Wilson Britton
CT III.
DURSUANT to decree of the Comfy
4 Court of Giles county, at its September
Session, 1873, viii, on
Saturday, October II, 1878,
sell at public sale, on the premises to the
highest bidder. on acdit Of one two and
three years, the tract of land mentioned in
the pleHdngS, situated in the 10Th civil dis
tTiet ef Giles unity. on The west fork OF
Bradshaws creek bounded on the north by
john Clark. on tie Sonth by Wesley Moore,
containing by survey l561S acres. being the
lands belonging 10 the estate OF John W
Brtton, dee'd. Interest bearing noes with
good security required and a lien retained
NJ Ill all the purchase money Is paid. Plat
and survey of said land will be exhibited on
the day OF sale.
II. H.AYMETT, Clerk.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-18
EXECUTORS SALE OF
A Tract Of 17s Acres.

IN SATURDAY, OCTOBER nth, 1873
" (saine day ~ above), will Sell to the
highest bidder, on the premises, the tract OF
laud belonging 10 the estate Of Elizabeth
Richey, decd, containing !79 acres and 80
p";es bv aetns survey, lying on the west
fork OF Brud3aaw's creek, district No. 10,
adjoining the lands of Wesley Moore, Ben
Garrett and others.
THI.1r-- tln4-thiral- cash on tho dny of
sale and the balance in one and two years,
with interest. Bond and approved security
requii ed, and lien retained until the pur
chase money is paid.
There are three comfortable settlements on
the place, never-failihg good spring water,
plenty of timber and about 90 acres of cleared
land in cultivation all level, rich, produc-
tive -BiHdshaw creek lends. Persons in
want Of good place should not Iail to ex-
anime it. WESLEY r. MOORE.
sep4 Exc, utOr.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-18

Master Jim MeCh.sky ami Miss Mary
Burlxs were married near this place on
the 2lsi by Rev. =. NJ. Roberts. This
youthful couple have oar best wishe-
Tor their future happiness and glory
jim Il just Is years old and Mary y eS-
periencing the joys OF weddcd life az
The tender usge "a 1l.---NcajtO~, l-ASo-)
sAdsawttsos.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-18

T'HE PULASKI MANUFACTURING co.
4 V paying the hich.st market price or
WOOL Ia cash, * goods made NJ the q .
tors Z nrcfsgS4A kAA OAR. Amt.
HnDi5-en
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-18
Chanoery Sale of Land.

Elias q. Coggin ". Thomas II. Grigg.
DURSUANT to decree OF the Ckaneery
Court at ulaski 1t its September term,
1878, in the above styled suit, | will ca
Saturday, September 81, 1878,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder. at
the court house door in PRlaSk on a credit
# 6 and / , months. v it'll interest from date
and free from the equity of redemption. the
tract Of land mentioned in the pleadinVs
situated 10 the 10th civil district of Giles
containing ahoat l22 ucres. 70 es with ap-
proved security required Of the purchaser
and lien retained until the purchase mon
ey is paid. Possession given on the lat day
of January, 1874 Platt aud sRrvey will be
exhibited on the day of sale
SEA J. B. STACY. G. en-.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-18
Land Sale.

RY virtue of decree Of the County Court
II OF Giles county rendered on the 18th
day of August, 1873, in the cause of II. NJ
Stanley ct al vs.. Geo. w. G Stanley ct al. to
effect part ton between the heirs of Henry
Stanley decd, J will sell on the premises, on
Saturday, October 4, 1873,
on credit of one and two years, with inter
ct from day of sale, the tract Of land rneu-
toned in the pleadings containing 298
acres, lying in the lst civil district Of Giles
county, and adjoining the EikmOnt Springs
tra-t and Alabama State line. There il on
said land double log house, several cabins,
a good tres stone we'll and rome so acres Of
cleared land balance well t.mbered Notes
and good security required and a lien re-
tanned. III. II. ANNETT. Clerk
, 1873-12-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


I1vEnroo1. Dec. I'LL a. m.-Flour 2ss@egs.
Whent-Wner IL, Galaa 81 spring, liz l0d@l2s 81 {;
white. lbs 9d9i3s sd club, 13s ea@l4s. Coru ses.
Pork, 71s CT. Lari, 40s.
11vEnpooL. Dec. 11-4 =. 1n.--Unchanged.
L1vEnrooI, Deg: IL 7. in;-Flour, sss@e9s ga.
Cd; white, lis 4dea13s I'd. Lard, 20s I'd. Rest un-
ehungcl
I1YEEroo1. Dec. lisp m.--Cotton quiet miading
uplaul Sid lni,dtng Orleans, 8,.d; Balss, J.? GUO
baics American, $500 lalea speculation and axport,
1900 balrs
Dre.dstufa firm; California white whent, ayerago
quality, 13a 4d@}13s ID do club, lis Cd@9lIs; rad
Wesscrl spring, 1as32a Cd rcd winter, l2s 2d@ 1as
a.. Flour, 2B929s Cd. Corn, 3ds I'd. Lard, 4os d..
Taliow, 28s Cd.
LONDON. Dec. lisp. m.--The rate Of discount
at the Bank Of England las been reduced to ~ per
ccnt. THO ruto Of discount III oa, market for three
months bills III per cent The bullion iii the Bank
Of England haa Increased f0i8,83 The proportion Of
tic banks reserve Its liabilities, which was last woel
45!a psr sent, y VOW 4eH pes cent cons91s fos
S,ates secures-5aos Of u.s. oil ;do ", 98SS; 10-s0s
uaal new s., e5A. New York contral, 7ok; Eric,
YIN Eric preferred, 581.
: rAn1s, Dor. n.-Yhe specie in tho Dank Of France
Inns increased 800 900 francs during tAa past wcak.
Heutcs, bnl,
, 1873-12-12


!s'scisf DapacA to fhe CAicuga Tribune.
1ANs1ao, Mich, Doc. ll.-The report Of the Swamp
Land s.ate-loal Commissioners shows that, during
the astal year Guiding Sept. 80, 1879, in tho Lower
Peninsula il mlea Ct roa1s aud dches wcro placel
under contract. tho coutractprire beng <5s0 that
s3 miles OF roads and dteles accepted aud al-
Proved aud Sl14 40Y pa!d therefor; thut ~ miles OF
roads aud bitches remu!ea ut.tlcr contract a. tho
eloae Of tho year, the amount to become due thereon
being <93.0l4. III tho Upper TentnAula, d 1utca Ut
rcdB we're placed under courart, the c0ntrac prico
being f83, ,0G0: l1J H!Ga OF ro.tls accepted md
spproyea Sl7l a57 beiny paid therefor and 20 mies
Of roads reathe under contrAc at tho close Of tho
rear, the amount to bocotus due tAoreon being 6D 0A3
Tho report saya:
Treapu7s awan,p lands has bccn Of rare OCCUR
renee during the As year, and this awlcsa rlnnerIng
Of Tho public anta hy 4tlnlcr ;rntert think, nAy
be wholly prevented II all public officers ctArge With
ths duty of gnforrlng this laws applicable to tue Rub
fcct prompt and vgant in thu discharge Of duty
The wolst casa Of trcsihtsHerA that huvo had to
deal Will! IL found alnUug those who enter upon home
stetds either liceAtcl or Ialt lM!tl,' uud I'LL.
ler cover Of loaseaaion, which thoir partial title
fers proceed to "Trip tho la nj I'LL yalabo tfsnbUr
and subsequently abandon or forfpit tho1n to tho
6asa. Noarly all Of these trcspasstra Ars s}ip1sry
.haracteFa, irresponsible lt cunning, carefully cUver-
nB t4pr trAGk4 to ESCAPE dotectIuf,, rendering It
iulte etnesiye to ferret oNs each T!a"lsE and
3riug tile pnr.es to tsru,a Of settlement but va
lways make 1t rule to charge tbs n1tcnses with ihe
Alus Of tbs ul4Lsr cut, aud niaks tbs adjustment
how IN
, 1873-12-12

fnoturea, which muRt avo speedy trnnaGortaton. In
lilo examinations Of thu subject your tonmistec nro
fbrced to arrive nt tho conclusion tint VIC arc not
likely To Hoon ohtan tho muctl-ncctc!l rcllef, unraa
tho road ia h!lt null nw1lcd by tho eoplo through 1e
in rcgar.i to ti,u ,iinculty of looang rnch road
ero en-, 10 no sortouA toe. III illo oihion nt !hts
Committee such rnAd should a!art from Nov Y9rk
o some ]aint ii Oo, to be- determined by proper
ycyi here two branches should dtvergc, ON to ~ r.
1onis md tho other to ch'cngo, thns ren,h'nK .ss
three great receiving and distributing points Of tho
c',nry and forming Ercnt atterfcR of commerce 70
which other cities al accslona of country could build
connections.
rnocEEnnaa IN WARRINGTON.
Josiah Quincy. President Of tlso American Cheap
Transportation Association in accordance with rcAo-
u1on BY that body, flas tasnct NJ, ntdrcas a cn for
n,cctlhis 10 10 hel III Wusllngtnn commencing Jn.
H. 1874 10 discuss Tho subject ii ccu transportation
rrsaent from, every ssetoi Il tic country, and tho
following programme as been arranged sy tho Excor'
tive con'nllstee fur tho four tlays' session:
T;1E PROGRAMME.
Hfdntst'dN .fdH. H--frBt Btsai0n-0rontnH ad-
dEesa by 5ortnh Quincy, President Of ,iv A'rsrsenn
Committee on Credentials mud Committee Finance.
Afternoon Hcasion-llep0rt Of Cumm!ttcu OIL Ere-
eitiafs APPOINTMENT nf comm!ttso o1 wGtSr l'otes;
ttce will report tho Ab,Hea Of tho present rarou
ayptcm, tl!clr orgil, audi tc1Moncy, md WILL rccom-
to remedy Tho same. 1t viii a]so prepare aud submit
to tic Convention pals FIR regulating tho eonstruc-
ton mn, management of a ra1lroads tnt may horo-
IA,trs3aY, n. H.-FirHt sesaion--0pcntng nddreaB
by CIV. Jasnea N. Smith, Of teorKta, ,ollowclby report
Of Committee M Wutcr llot,tea mud discussion of
same. Scroul Session, r. 1n.--Opening ntsrcss by
william II. uurue!', of te Nnw oreaua chatnber If
Commerce.; subject, u 1he yniue of tho MistiHsp1l
River lsoutc," followed by A. d. Wilbur, Ut Michigan,
aud Rrcuhcrs from tho EASTERN Htatos.
Friday, q. m.-F4rst sssslon..Dovotet! t.. t. rail-.
report Of Uom,nitteo IN Railroads. Second sossiol,
7. m.-opculng altliehB by Stephen II. Moore, OF
Kanknkce, Ill., followed by others. :.
misunderstanding decentralization Of form Of
petition and .nomoral to 10 presented to each State
Legislature recommending sur'l ncton ind the naA-
aage Of slsc laws Us will In tho csmatiou Of tue Con
tra,lspnrtato,i adopting form of petition and memo
rial to bo presented to ODngrrss for the sumo plroRe
nes9.
, 1873-12-12
The livestock Markets,

kANPAH CITY,
K4ss4s ''ea oTr fs o, 4 be- C. s3s; sT.s
Is e Prize, noms sles - 9 win
Hone--ltcceipts ut tho Union Yards 4,o92 The
market IA weaker, in consequence Of The ralu. con-
vera disposed Of at Ss.a5@l.40.
NEW YGRK.
MY xo9 Dse ts as1 1eseps
.l00 for tho same time lat week. The weather was
uniayorable to sales Of dressed 1eut in the marko
Ia primo Htcpra were taken at abnt Mou1ys prcea.
while inferior to fair ots ruled strong ut Nc lower.
Iha quality WIS better sp tho 1yefage with 70
tronle range was from Do up to l2hc, with fow
Christmas enttle ut 13Hr.
SHEEP AND LAnna.rresh receipts, 1850, making
eaule limo last week. Tau supply ~ In excess Of thn
4ts aesn Mss Gs; 4e fs @ OF sGg o s M es Tes '1tFom'
day. ngaina 2so6 ior tiie aame lime list wcei. The
@GB7.< for city Dressed sacs Of live weight include
liar ohios, averaging lal lbs, nt s5.2s.
BurrAto, Dee. l1.-CArTLE-Roceipts To-day, In
cu.iug reported arryatf, 493; total for the Woek,
ela3. tbs market dais for want Of stock psees
waro abont !! Oft on oil yrlca fran Tuesday rutes.
snnEe aSD L.Mns-Iesspts inclndng gsporetl ar.
cuegtl firm ut 81 ,25G1.00 for Cuuu,a ehgep; Ohio
sheep, s4.15@t,s7H. AZ offerings wers disposed Of;
s e o us at week. S nasiet a IN
Of the anti weather. ut 49Ac decline from yesterdays
ratrH. Buyers arG holding of still more. desiring
further co."easions. Hogs averaging 1so3oo bs sold
ut $4,25@5.M.
EAST LIBERTY.
EAST Liberty, Pa. Der. MISUNDERSTANDING, 81
cars extra. B&o to 7Ac; best. b}.o 10 0hn; medium,
4c to DC common, 34e to Axe: Rtockcrs, ac to ~
!Ioas-Arryals, 10 cars bess Philclphia. $5.10 to
S.. 10 Yorl,ora, FIJI to $5.C0.
sngEp-Arrlyaia, w eara best, 49, to f325; me-
dun, Fl co to $i.75 common, fJ.u0 to 81. 50.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE Dec. 1l.-CATr1E-More active md 10
higher worry lost Hule, ba4@6Nc; hsft quality ~
@5a{c; medium or good fule quality at:@4kc. Re-
ceipit, l,Ga3; aales, l,5a2,
liods-In good teu,and und higher: coru-fod, e1l@
Tc; stilors. Ua @b4c. necerts,. b.v33.
suEEr-Fefy dull ut i@5Hc. Receipts, 1s190
, 1873-12-12

Yesterday about noon tho houso Of Mrs. Harts-
horn, No. 426 Michigan avenue, was ontered by
Rnnak-thiosos wllilo tho occupants wero Mt din
nor, and clothing aud iowelry yalued ut slo0
Hero tAken.
Yesterday DTr. John o'Conno1l, acting for tho
firm Of William Gus & Co., talors. sworo out q
warrant boforo Justice lIaues for tho arrost Of a
young mau namctl Newton II. Adel1, upon tho
charge Of forging thrao orders. each calling for
et0, upon the firm Of 0rus 4 Co., In tho na1uo
of lliH aunt, who is an omployc OF the firm.
Mrs. Wallrou charges John Dorsey with try
ing to cut Aar throat with a razor. John denies
the sharp impeachment, ind Danyon continued
tho case. putting John under bail OF 5doo.
John Smith does not think that the change
was much for tho hotter. Uo was charged with
stealing q coat, but, as tho evidence was not
clear, Dauyon changed it to disorderly conduct,
and fired him 9100.
William O'Neil, whose oase was published yes-
torday, was examined yesterday morning by
JuBticc scully, OH the Charge Of reoo living stolen
property, and the caBo continued undor bail OF
$4,000.
Wednesday, Annie Herman enticoa G. J.
Meyer into her rooms, ut No. 1923 Wost Waafling~
toll street, and there robbed him Of nll tho
money lie had, S5l. Meyer reported Lib loss to
tho police, and Annio IVES arrosted, md yestcr~
day examined by Justice Scully, who held her to
tho Criminal Court in bull Of $500.
Franklin Hill or uit. whoeo operations wore
noticed laat weok, WIN up bcfofo Scul]y yester~
dny morning for examination, for robbiuE
John Al. Dunphry OF two gold watches, some
blacelets, etc: I'd. Miller rsecoynred tho prep
esty and Hill was held to tho Criminal Court
III bail OF $1,000.
No long ago d young man named Horny ".
Scott had Constable Koehlor arrested on the
charge Of committing . deadly assault upo1,
him. Justice Danyou discharged Koehler, and
Scott took the caso to the Granl Jury, which
found a true bill against Koclier. Tic
case was up before tho Criminal Court. We'd.
| neadaY, and the ruHult was that koehlcr
was discharged. T1,o Constable thercupon aad
Scott arrested for iulse swearing, and tho case
! camo beforo Justice D'Wo!f yoBtorday afternoon
1t waa shown that Scott had testified before
tile Criminal Court that Koelller struck him ovo1
tho eye with q heavy bur Of iron. Soyon Wit.
nessen OF the airray testified bofore tho Justice
that Koohler had no weapon in his hanG aud
TINT ho struck Scott with his flst The Justice
thought over the case few minutes, and then
said lhat ho would DO compelled to hold Scott
for trial to tho Criminal Court III bail OF a ,000
, 1873-12-12
Fniluro to ln,'ict lsanie Offfccrs In
Dtablatlnc, 1n-

Special Di.fxttth to Tha Chicago Tribune,
DunuQuE, it,, Dec. l.-The GruMd Jury Of tho
Slate District CouEt Of this county closcd its abors
tls morning, aud nsade report TO the Court Of iIB
dolnYe. This report liscoaos tho fact that the Grau
Jnry favored tho niug Of bills of indictment against
the Directors aud officers Of tho Dubuque Savings
many peoplo In this cIty and yicuity we're
awiudled. Tue District Attorney opposed the uling Ut
bills Of indictment against these Junk officers, aud
Tho Grand Jury reported this course If the District
Attorney to tic Court, who sustained Tho District At
reported tho whole matter to the Court this morning.
aad when The CLERK Of tue Grand Jury caI1o
course Of tho District Attorney, aud to their
opinion ot Ills course, ob}eclhM alo by counsel
OF tho bank officers to the reading o the report, md
tito reading Of 1t WAS, motion Of COUNSEL suspe1l-
cd till tie Court leser1niuea whether not, liz prop
or to ho read. These proceedings, very naturally
Or complimentary. Tbs question IL very pertinent,
How could any counsel anticipate Or Enow, 50 as 10
o1ect 10 It's rcaliug what ieport the GEanl Jury wss
nluut to tnutn
, 1873-12-12


Snsciu' DfspatrA The Ehftato Tribune.
DETROIT, DC. n.-TAe l78 Oranges In the State
hold convention OIL TUG 2lst Of npxt n1outh.
, 1873-12-12

New ORLEANS, Dec. 11.-Tocgrama from tue City Of
Mexico, to-day, sate thut tho Federal Government hus
ordered tho restrictions which iluye recently been
placed merchandise imported Into tho Zone Lbro
to bc taken off, THIS restores the right Of merchants
to dispatch merchandise to my uf tho towns within
Tho zono Libro without the payment Of any duty.
Llbre duty free, ijns beeu conancd to tho port at
which tho merchandlso WIS entered. The rcstoration
OF tho right to tspatch enods from Tho port of entry
to any 1mint iil tho Zono Ltbre, without day, will
vtvt tradt Oh tho fronter which Inns bcen lanYushiug
under The restrictions Just removed.
, 1873-12-12

Xzle Cnth0l1C SCHOOL OWtrAEG nj WAR
rem, Mich.
SreeiaE Dtspt'ch 10 The E1ieano 7riIans.
DErno1r, Mich, Dec. n.-oreat indignation pro-
vala at Warren the discovery Of tho beahty nca
Of Charles Alton, teacher Of the Roman Catholic
school connected with Father ucndrick's church.
Tho crimes hAvo bcen continued for the laat fifteen
months, and wcro accidentally discovered by gtrl
wllo suspected what going Oh, 1t WAS tho day
llobit Of Alton to Gull two Of tho nitlp girls
from the srhool into tho CHURCH with him, and
rotafn absent with them for half an hour 80. She
finally questioned Of tho girls WHO had been In tho
habit Of gning out with tho teucher uud fonl tos
suspicious confirmed. Size notified llor mother, aud
was going oil, Alton fled. and haa, not been ar-
rested. II apaeara that about twenty girls, 10 or
II years Old, have bcen tho victims Of hia
rascality. It WIS Ills plau to tako two
door whils he Won't tnto lis church win tho other
md debauehel her on tho very stcps Of the altar.
When tho act was An,sed ho held the erucax befurs
the and swore them to secrecy Of tho deed unti they
were 10 years Old. Tho acounlrci is IS years old,
partly buu With peculiar cast in bis laft eye, mud u
~ The Il associated Press
DEEMoEf, Mich.. Dec. N.-A horrible story Of out
race !as sstonle PUBLIC IN the Town of Warren, II
giving Ills na.nu Charles Louis Alton was employed
to teach the Rouun Catholic School at Warren, aud IL
Sexton Of tho Church, although nothing was known
Of hia anteeedsnta. During this period, Alton
sss saStss s s0 ., sa seh no mono s % xS ns1
wero over II yeara old. It appears that the csfmet
were oil committed in tho church, which ndoins tllt
schoolhoae, end that the ond succeeded u terrifying
ILLS y'et!ns to silence for eyer yesr Tho ne,glhor
uelucatetl, nnl tho cllran were nn Of tat nation
ality Allon las escaped.
, 1873-12-12
CASUALTIES.
Tttln Over and Killed.

Specal NspafeA 10 TAa Ch}cu7o tribune.
KEoKuK, H., Dec. lf.-A1Out o'clock this evening
tho t.ead buty Of nlan found The track 0f tho
ohieago, Burlington 4 Quincy ltosl, tho leveo u
Tits city, Al o1aatioa diselosea tle fact that the
wheels lad evidently parsed over his hca sovcring It
from the body Ind crunhinB It to atoms.
Ono arm mud ono leg woro torn oil
most gnastly nnecaclu. Fragments Of Aash n,d bono
were ttrcw1 along tho track for distance Of ifty feet
that ot Jain o,rrol!, etiaeu Of !h1s place. Hv
WIS In that vicinity short time previous to the
Incident, unu IL known to llayo been intoxicated.
, 1873-12-12
TIE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. g., Duo. li.-For New England,
md tuolaca westward tho northern Irtiun Ut the
Hle B4tes aud Lower Latte reglun, gccraIly cloudy
temperature rlsag slightly III Now England, with anow
n ta northern portion If .ha dldlrIct, From Now
Iorsoy sultAwatl to Forda, pnrIy cloudy Or cle!r
weather, with Bnntlery winds and slight changes ln
mulpuruture, For tAa Gull B:utes un1 Tunmcxsse.
'uuhsry winds, with ,es, ooudine,s tSllowud " t. T..
ntiua wsutllsr during lhe ,,iR, followed W lower
eli,roralre aud cit airing ~eAtlser. f9r ha North.
Rskf Hight rkp or SHOW III uis odnua1 aaaa'sApW Aaa
, 1873-12-12
FRANC E,

pAnts, Dec. 1t.-soou aftor Judgment vas pro-
nourced agathat A1assha Dazainc last evening" lie re-
qosted that his son should 10 allowed to visit him In
prisnn. 11o rciuse 10 ayail hmaeif Of tlo right Of
alfcal President hTacNIahun will 4o-Ay docfde upon
tho Hppral Of the cul,rk for mercy.
LoHpon Dec. I'D a. MA srccia1 from rar1a to
tho Ua.ty etrs reports Tint tho President intends to
commute tito srntenco Of Marshal pAzano to twunty
ycara' Rcclilsiu,l. .--
PAINS, Dec. 11.president aIachfahon'a decision on
hcnreal fnr mercy for 3lxano will not be announced
until tomorrow.
, 1873-12-12

MISCELLANEOUS nEr0nTs.
Sperfdl Ds,ateh to Fhe Ghftasa tribune.
OTTAwAt ILL.,. Dec. l1.-Italn 1as fa!fcn steadily, and
at times very hnr during Tho Inst twenty for lo,srs
Sntctai Di.nstch t. Thc Chfca4o 7fhanr.
1ASAL1E, ILL.,, Dec. 1l.--licavy raltl-s0rIHs Visited
this vicinity last night. The Illinois River has risen
$ foot sineo last T!scHtlny, aud Ia ntlll r1RnR.
~ rfut Disprieh 10 Fhe fhira7o 7rihane.
sPnrNaF1E1n Ill.,, Doc. f1.-It han rnlnul anoat un-
lntorrnptodiy fur twcnty-fou hours past
, 1873-12-12
HOMEOPATHY AT ANN AnBOB,

Spsrtut Hi~5h4ch to TAt Chirn3a Tribune.
DETno1F, Mirh.. Dce. ll.-ApIlration IL the Circuit
CoWt Vt Ann Ashor for II MaMaana"s 20 compel tha
negena Of tho unyersity to appoint two homeopathic
pstfesaorn to Tho audieaa Department was postponud
to Tie arat week iu Junuary.
, 1873-12-12

Wnter Commfteion calt1el TINT he rfacel tho bon1a
spl some $500 900 with lhn National Trurt Company
without authority from any re:so TIN atockho'cra
Of tho National TruHt confany havo snbHcr!hcd
tIoooo toward raynE S s Of Of TIC INIT INIT
Co,untccn ara appointed to tako clt.ao OF mud tcst
te genu!nenpss uf tho mortgages given by the aub
BerItere
, 1873-12-12
.TtaStiftnblc Homicide.

Trrunv11LE pa, Dec. ia yolluE man named
peter D. cofloy entered saloon horo lust evening In
e,rroeol state Of nto.tcAlion mud, nftcr giving
near, tho latter struck Coircy. rroatrang him Tho
floor. lilo was immediately rttnoycd to / aofa IN M
ile wna fuu1,d lead The verdict nxonoratcs Newell
from llnmc, rendering verdict Of death from couget
ton Of tho GratJi.
, 1873-12-12
FIRES.

At Hudson, Mich; Loss, 5000.
.peefas Di.r,.seh IL The Chicago Tribune.
nETno1r, AIch Dec. 11.-1lcGraws variety y-Rtora at
Hudson lost &, 600 by Aro te-day,
, 1873-12-12

LnrCe Meeting Of TrRles-Unfon HIcn
md Women In New Y0rlS--'Ihcy' 3g.
1Milnd IL Suspension 0f Itcnt and II
Cutting Down OF Nigh Snanrics--
Labor Stnristlcs.-I II eSoluti0nB OF the
International Type Adopted.
NEW YonK. Dec. liza mass-nceting Of working
,neu under the auspices Of tho 1nternationaiists,
held tllis evening Ut tho Cooper institute. Theodore
Il! panks palntsf presided: A. curly as 3yu p m,
women were present TelegrnmH from Cleveland mud
Chicago weru rea1, Wishing success to tho mccing.
M ".To demand suspension OF rent for tlreo
mouths - "rho Genera! TINT connsnda tho army
is General Distress !" "when worhngtnen begin to
thiuk, monopoly begins 10 trc1nbe," and others Of
equally significant character. handblll was crcl1.
lutsd anunlera.tng sha high salaries paid otrias, and
demanding t.Eo moro salartes over $j,U00." Tho
given ut 900 those III the d00 every
week. and out Of the eleven @raaes;p pulona 20 aao
sta Il taat there 1B 600 skilled worEnen idle u
tho Slate, and ITO oUO Of H casses Idle IN the city, al
3a,voe women earting only al average Of $344 per
An s1aress was reaa on tho duty Of tho Government
TO protect tho intl,sria c!aBses. When tho Goyeru-
thrown.
john II. Albert read a preamble and resolutions,
WHEREAS, We Wish to avoid al! Outrage on persons
or property Of my, aud deprecate violence aud
I Sssssss. M s x s % er sna Ourselves ey sS ae
not objects Of charity, but as law-abding cizeus
whose right it Ia 10 denand these Of the Government
which We have always supported;
Lesuirtd, ThAt nc will In this our time OF need,
supply ourselves and our funijes with the proper
ra q ss @ ssssy 9na T u c "a
until such times w0 shall obtain work
nul pny for our work. That We demand work now
aud pay for work. md aboKtton Of tho contract sya
tim. Thnt to prevent u,oney uanics we demand tho
ennctmea uf inw that shHll limit tho nccu,iat!ouH
OF ndtyidun that IL, aw Of graiuntca taxntion
which gal prevent any men being able to lock
up our circulating medium.
Tho resolutions were adopted, after which NUM-
ioIrued.
, 1873-12-12
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN SENTIMENT.

NEW YonK, Dc ll.-At il 1nouItux Vt the Liberal
Republican, Grrral Committee Tonight, resolutions
wcrs adopted TO a eject that u t4o judgment Of the
Committee the nonlinaIon Of Williams 10 be Chief
Justice shnud not bc confirmed anl heartily con-
graduating tho country upon o udopil1n by Congress
0f the general AMNESTY bll