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, 1873-09-16
REpUBLI ICANS VS.. DEM0CRATS...A NEW PARTY
NEEDED.

EMnAnaAss Wis., sapt. 8, 1879.
the EdiYor Of The Chicago tribune. =
Bin. What Ia Republican ? The namo la
Synonymous with Democrat. Tho liroronco is
mainly tint Nopubo admits caste ia its social
organization; Democracy. e., a truo Denl-
ocraoy-loos not. But both namos arc aliko
suggestive Of tho brightest, al wel as tho dark
ost, days in our careDr ns nation. Lot us con-
eiaor tho riao and full Of both parties In Anori-
can politics.
Tho Democratic purity was, in Its infancy, D
progressive as we'll rs al aggressive organIza-
tion,-an uplloayal Of popular continent, stry-
ing to FREQ itsolt from tho lingering fottors Of
Toryisn aud, hs 1t was popular, grow In power,
becoming Anaily ruling party.
Further, 1t IL remarkable that no perlod In our
, 1873-09-16

A curious cause colehro Inns just boon bcforo
tho High Court OF pesth, Hungary, wlicro 1t has
beou deoIfotl that tho tlnAhiug on a dying per-
sou js "a almost yenal offenso. It appoarh That
one Esaba shoemaker by trade, close to mako
love to his Aister-ln-lnw without even waiting
for lilo decease of lls wife, aud tlat tho lsttor
was WI soon completely uupplantol In his arootous.
Presently tromoudouH scandal enauc1; tho wifo
loft tic house; tho sister went out in ono tliree-
ton to buy poison, tho shoemaker In another to
buy revolver, both iutent OH suicide. An ofror
Of lob only elected from tho latter ron,ark
, 1873-09-16

of a courso, eortespond!ug'y incrcaac}l II tho
tAa.burne1a fhhd MI Inspector to watch tlcm4 aid
turn thom n,yn wlnn tlioy commenced to fare, tho
Company topl soon hd Il to its advantage e otop
pressure nftor ii or II oclnck Al Light. The city
could afford to pay such mn inspector fair salary,
Atld thDn lnnko lnonoy. ="
Ii il certainly 10 10 hoped thst aostllug can he
dono 10 c,lr.a Tho apparently unlimited lovor Of tho
Nna monopolics. II annalhftg could 1o done To I'm
provo lilo qnlity of the gat also, tio private coisun-
ors would rso up n, call their bplcfacto. bloshcd,
whether ho wore tho Mayor, Corporation Counsel or
oycE oil AlttprMnu..- ....
, 1873-09-16
SNElsIDAN'S WITNESSES.

rerAons Whom the P03cc-D cnlornlizcr Nnnts
Summoned to Testify Against Cnpt. Lull.
Police Commissioner Sheridan, yesterday afternoon
1reacntod to tho Mayor La. Of persona who ho sad
could teaty all about tho alleged intqutios Of Capt
Louis ]. Lull. Marx protested to DO entirely ignorant
Of tho character or whereabouts Of amy OF heae Wit
nesscs any further than tho addresses given hero
VIII uls smilo. It vas ehildliko md bland in tho
csacnts and residence Of such upright and awabidng
cttszona ~ Al 1lanklns, Harry Watkins, Mala.ne Nt-
dolrh, Mamie Marks, atc. Following Ii tic complote
list:
AID George Powell, Iheo, NoycR hnckman,
T. McIIugh, attorney, Thoa Oaroy lIackmhu.
Henry Wilder, attorney, Frank 4. Dodd, aRont for
Lotto Whitney, pngo
Ed. Cunningham, oysser- Hattie Romer. ". WASH
J. r. Montgomery, ,o1-A1l, Gus SWANSON, policeman,
John Payne, Dep.- Sheriff, jas. hlorgaN policeman,
Harry Watkins, las. Brennan, policeman,
MatlAuo Rudolph, Iottio Dono, Fourth n.y.,
Auntlo Hall fcolored) ChaE. Hale,
Abe Pollock, Al. Hankins, Clark street,
L. nothgarbon, 118 Clark Young McLatn,
atrcot, Jas. and Goo. Appleton,
Mamie Marks, 61B State street,
Geo. Cunningham, hack John and Eliza Nispell.
, 1873-09-16
The VIII Of John Stuart Mill.

Extrnots from tho will Of tho late John Stuart
Mill arc published in tho London Journals:
They ale CHARACTERISTIC of tho man, aud full OF
interest. The original will was made in 1853,
and by it ho bcquoathcd all his properly to ha
wife since tloatf, aud III the eVent Of hor dying
In his lifetime to l.s stop.daughter, Miss Hoon
Taylor. a codieil, dated Feb. II, 1872, rayokoa
all previous dispositions, names Miss Taylor
aolc executor, aud gives her tho whole estate,
real aud personal. SAo il to DO literary executor
also, with full power to odit all or any Of his
works, and publish all Or any Of hln manuscripts
as sl,c may think fit. Then comes this para
graph about hia autobiography
"Aud, whereas, in theao daya no ono is Hoouro
against attempts to mike money by n!oanH Of
protonded Biographies, therefore think 1t
nocaesasy to stato that hare writton short
Into charge Of my said stop-laughter, Miss
ueIon Taylor. to ba published or not, ut hor
will and discretion aud, In lilo oycnt OF her
doath In my lifotimo, to the charge and control
he publishes tho same within two years Of my
docoaBe, And hereby deolaro that ali papera
and materials ayailablo for an account Of my
life are in tho possession Of 1ny sad step.
portion has such knowlo<lgo Of oitl,er my liter.
ary or private life Us would qualify him or hor
to write my biography"
Had Aliss Taylor died before him, tho cHtate
would havo gone AZ follows: ,,
own ho leavoB legaclos to tho amount Of .E90OD;
to tho Society for tho Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals, .E500; to the Iand-Tenure leform
Aaaociation: f5o0; TO- any ono uaiycraity Ill
Great britain or 1soand that shall 10 tho first to
opon Its tlegroos to women, c3,000; aud to tho
aanlo university a fnrLhpr aum Of $4,000 to
entlow scholarships for fcmalo BtudoutH exclu-
Riyoly."
In TINT caae n1r. ". 7. Thornton and Mr.. W.
Ellis would have bonn executors, but his copy
righta were to pass to Mr. John Morely, editor
Of tho ForlnighsIu Hcuieo, 'to be applied in aid
OF uome periodical publication which shall DO
which shall hayo all ita arteloH s!gnod with tho
ranon Of thoir writors." 1t Is to bo notol alao
that Mr.. Thornton was onjoinod to publish tic
autobiography absolutely, aud no discretion left
to him as to Miss Taylor. Tho whole personal
biography ia IN tho hands Of tho printers, aud
will no out In Ootobar.
, 1873-09-16
Tho Madison Division Of the O. Il
N. W. R. R. Now 631
Miles Long.
An Excursion Party Oh to Wow tho
Magnificent Country Through
Which tho Line
Passes.
History Of the New Road and Its Pro-
iectors and Constructors.

y"S>~ ~~
- .,,.. A.. NV, -.,,,.x
1oe inaugural o1eura'on ''4. o'.. w..as" 49,. n.Lot.
nno oot"oen ou'csgo "u IHno ~......ai.a.zs p,,,a.
1efH'efy' ''it NV H.'ee y. ~ ., .~,tn ,or.I.ti,r
oero' nst oSsnins. ~ ""s saa.,,a. ~. non.rs1
=, tout ao,,,ns.,rg nj t,oo.oo cnr
.4anas0. .,,aa. - IN. ,onor,i o%,cers NJ
na'ons sao pH1 rsa.s. 1nsn y r.r.o1, pohart T,w
,au ov', .raa - .aroa nj. n II.stpa
sonn Mersos '1A ,yS T,,n.s INV
n'n"1 49, w,',a,. r,I,. ,,,"., n 49,. .rI
'' ~. - . -, ~ - ii -, - ,.,,.,a..,
icaalns lnen leplsaensiue , "un n,su ~.
pat IN I;a,o ~ ,a,, IN rorsv ,nS s
on'au as'u - x, ~ ,v,aa,,,,,
'no ~" ~, ,rs. ,a,r
'A"''A N,'eoA'' "AS -. .- -. ~
nh. r,~,s nit, ,,"o,Sf.st th,s ,oorn,no at p,v,,
H.. @ =, sv,n,na sna r.bo T.n,n,.r, d..
ne"a>' -. oa1 -. 49,. 1t.Is 49, 7v,n.1.. ,,orrI,,
eo"' ~. ts"ls... -, r,nn.sa.. ;h.r Iii ho
r.. l.ov .us,;n nd ,,r+v tncd;ng Oon prca.,
49,. n,nn.,, a.r,;t nd Arortl, and sen,tor n,,n.
.as n..,.;'r t,,ts ots r,,t ho ro.ch.d m Turs1,v
.r,,n. rov, 1,l,no ~ IN tho co,nn,,v ,rbe .o1n
o,euas , - 4Uw - ,s,, ~. c,,,,v ar.n.a
~ ~ 49,, -.tas,.,a., ~ a,,a h,.no,. -,,r Nv
-, ..as - ~ sut .1....,.n 10. hoo, a.,
VIZ, o p"1 po'' a1 oAe''''"' o''ee"''e' 1'"-
'3AeN' ,,-,.,
'slo.. =. I'm "a" 49, .ad., :, onr
nho'"cs !"t-1eAe4''1s @tte.s HAs nesA ~ H..
.s"ay ss''sn. - ,o v.,,sa ,sa,a,, n,d
along the picturesque baraooo valley. through anu
among the mncsc hills Of Monroe County, over tho
Manisafpnf Dr,duo into Winona across Houthern
art .,a a,,.rd t., odv.nc. ~ c;v,tt,gton
nA.nnc'o'n' a"" oa"a4a' ~ "A'enee ~ :"
Into DhRosA-e CONTINUOUS Inc tS1 InlleH III iehH@1.
It ia the realization Of droam that once hed the
mind and excited tho ambition Of William B. Ogden.
17,s nronhotio oyo forc.nw Cnic,cos ousonlv de.py
and the possibility OF bringing the VAST NORTHWEST INTO
iron-bound union with her.
ru. ooscErr1on
,a ~. - s,nhroce1 tbrno ,r,,,s ,ns,.
was s'ai4u on0 :. ,,s' .. .' .as.
esartng each from this city and radiang, one eat"
ward Ac1oRB Illinois aud Iowa, to Omaha: another,
northvara 10 tho mipcral-shorss Of Lake Superior;
.n1 ,ho otbo- nor+hva.t tr,,,ch 1,,,no,. .wscms,n
w .s,t ~ s .t ~, ,....s, - n,y-o.. -
anu alnne8ota, into anu, ultimately hcfoes OaAtA'
q connection with the Northern Pacific. The major
portion Of Tho project hc remained to see accom-
-l.hod. and ,,h4n ho retroa tho wsdom Of the plan
.ts hs toor IN IN. rnf,u-
was 80 apparent tnot III" e'cees3oA .ooA W 'Ae un
Eshed work. and, despite innumerabic obataclc', car
rlcd the ultIform system to it, proseut successful
, 1873-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

Another tribo OF Indians last wook became or
tinct. It wss in Rhode IRland. Tho Corouer,B
did It. ~ 0' '''|>' "@@''N'
"A Now JerBoy Justice said that tho word
Testimony had M "r" In 1t, md The lawyer
who disputed him was iined $40 for contempt Of
a Dutch amateur has bought in Brussels,
for c5.000, suall picturo OF tho !" Marriage Of
Horny W" automatically doolarod to be tho
work Of Rubons himself.
Mrs. Dolly Loyc, tho last penBioner of tho
Revolution, residing in Ulster County, Now
York, diod ut Highland Inst Saturday, agod 100
yoars, 3 mouths. and 10 days.
No carda, III the frequent announcement
carriages," to tho funeral notice. Why not? 4
groAt funeral, in those latter days, Inns become
moro expensive than a marriage. and d marriage
ofton costs enough to start Il young nun in
prosperous buBinoHs.
Ten young women made tho Harlem River
at Now York lively on Saturday, By, swimming
match: Tho prize Was . silk dress, valued
A. A., sl7S nnd tho distance milo Miss Do
winner, swimming the milo IN forty minutos,
sud Miss Maggie Cotton, OF Boston, camo in
second.
Tho shahs crowd were thlovcs md doad-
bcats.n addition to their otlor vices. 4 London
joweler WHO sent some valuable poraollal ors-
monta for the inspection Of the Sha1, ut his own
requcat, lost $4,000 worth of tri.lkots; and
some Of his rotinuo left m unsettled account
HAlA 4uiIB ElOFe-QGAlNC ulikuuIlll1lH 10 E3Ju.
which tho French Government has since paid.
Tho Van Wort (O.) Bulletin is entirely too
precise " For the purpogo Of being moro dof-
mite and cortein, wo will state that it was not
ono week ngo laat Sunday but two weeks ago
last Sunday, Tint Democratic candidate for tic
sonato got drunk at Dophos and danced OH .
beer-tablo."
An official in Franco is so conservative"
TINT ho does not lilo oven q revolution in tho
phenomena Of nature, and has just appointed
commission composed OF General, several en-
gineors nJudga, and priost, for the purpose Of
t'studying tho shocks Of earthquake, which havo
sono renaedy."
AN Evansville spooney was tho victim OF a
hcartlosa Joke, recently. His companions coun-
terteitcd Il letter from young hoiroAs. which
said that his manly bearing had captirated hor
heart. aud hoped he recprocatod. lie throw
away bis tools, invested his money in now
clothes, and presented himself to tho lady who
Indignantly told him that she didn't want a hug
band who looked like crooked-ncckod SQUASH
and If ho didn't leave she'd remove Ills hair. He
retired.
Molly Adams, of La CroaHe, Wis., had three
loverB como to SEQ her OH 4 recent Sunday
evcning. The lass thought lhore wore two too
many, and ordered ono OF tho trio to loRyo. Flo
did 30. She then told the other two tLnt she
would give thom ton minutes to decide which of
thom should remain for tho evening. So saying
she retired from the room, and for some limo
thereafter sharp rougil-and-tumbie fight rngcd
: in that parlor, which ondcd in o compromise to
the effoct tint tho couple should court tho girl
In company for an hour, Molly to decide At tho
ond OF that timo which Of tho two should leave.
, 1873-09-16

Petitions Prcacutcd--l,ills Audi -Tl,o Qnca-
ttOh nj n New l.ncnt10i for tho Recorder Of
ncc.n.-Shlt Addition 1}o NIatle to thu Now
JUL lInl1tltnR To- Jsu Occupied hy Him 6tosynrt
au,l Ills ABhlatntltn : -
regular mrutlug of the County Commissioners wsa
hnld yesttrday afternoon. Conniss[oncr Miller In
Tho chstr. Tho following oon,ul.sloncra wcre also
prc'ent: Ashton, Clongh, Crawford, Galloway, aar-
riaon, Loncrgan, Iloo!lc, 1susaol, Singer.
ooMMuN1oaT1oNs AND PETITIONS.
gratuitous essay caurt-houao 1ulldngs aud the
responsibility OF nrohltacts read. or course It
ca1no from F. ns.nanp, and notice waa takon Of IT,
petition from The Second Presbyterian Church, for
abatement Of a1cs Of 1871 referred to tho Com
mittcc on Equalization of Taxes.
. A communication from the physician ut tho 1ns.ns
As5l1m was .eforrod to tho COMMITTEES on
and parpers. =; !, :,
4 communication from the Cook County Board Of
Education received, containing estimate Of OK
penscs for the year auding july 1874 Tho salaries Of
teachers amounted to eoo total sxpsnses. $4, ,1oo
There were % pupils In the Preparatory, aud fso In
tho Normal Department.
Il VIA referred, With bills, 10 tho Committee On Ed
ucatton. :. .s .,.'..,.
A communication WA received from Coroner Bto-
phsns, which Wsa refcrred to the Committee On Public
gorvice
Tho judiciary Committee presented report Upon
the question OF boKuB Consablcs, recommending that
tho genuine Oonasables' bring tho mnster under the
notice OF tho Grand Jury proceedings by quowarranto
being not applicable to tho case. Conourrdd In.
aEr11Np THEIR rAy.
The Committee on Public Buildings reported upon
tho oour tHouso plhnp recommending that tho Clerk
bo Instructed 10 draw his order In favor Of tho treo
architects A. folloUs: Otto Matz, s2,soo; Horny l.
Gay, 81 600; Thomas Tilley, $500, being tho counys
shars Of the prctninus. Concurrod IN.
bills amounting to $,187, which were orderod paid.
Tho same Committee recommended paying Frank
, 1873-09-16

- RUM RC0NED.
Philadolph!aB. ..........0 l O 0 0 o o 0 Is
Atlantic. b 0 0 0 0 D 0-1
First bases by errora-Philadephta, 81; Atlantic, T.
Runs earnod--philstaelphia, o; AtlantiC, q,
Umpire-a1r Matthews, Of the Mutual Cub
Tl1ue Of ga1n8--Tvo Aolra and ten minutes,
, 1873-09-16

d.s believed TIM. thu a't win furnish tho necessary
THE COMMITTEE then al dj6nrned. '.
, 1873-04-19

hAve boon prosecuted for tho past four mofths'
We 1lavo aanstranooB, through tho Chiefs Of these
triboB, Of their desire and tho desire OF their
people to conclude permanent poaco YheRo
propositions aro mado in tho midst OF CAM
paign In which thoy havo beon sovoroly
punished, and tho Department Commander
believing In their sincerity, announces, and horo-
by declares peace with tho tribes referrod to.
THO basis Of this poaco Ia simply that thoao III
dians shall conso plundering md numbering, 70
main on thoir Bevoral reservations, and comply
will, tho regulations mndo by tho Government
through itB authorized agents. 30 long, there
foro, rs thoy rcmain true to their agrooment,
they viii DO protected by tho military OF
this department In the enjoyment Of all
their rights under tho law. After
sufficient timo Bhnll havo olapsod
to enablo tho friends Of my ronegades atill at
largo to bring them in upon their proper rosorva-
tons, tho post commanders will uRo tho troops
at thor command to pursue and forco them. In
caso any auch struggling bands continue to rc-
main nbsont without authority they will bo forced
to surrender, or bo destroyed.
1}y command OF Dlovot Maj .-Qen Crook.
BAN FnANolsco, April 17.--Evory mail from,
| Arizona brings news Of tho continued dopredh-
| tions Of Coohiso md Ills Arhohes from tho res
orvatton. Teoplo Of Bonora and Mexican
troops pursued him to tho frontier, but daro mol
| follow across tic lt1,e.
Tho latest nows is TINT Coolliso is preparing
to invade tho diatriots Of Al1ar and Dlngdalan
Tho people on tho Mexican territory arc pro
| pairing to receive them.
| Ono Of tho results Of this iupunity is thai
Moxicans aro depredatiug Oh the pcoplo of Ari
zona, oil tho principle Of royongo and ropriaal
, 1873-04-19
GEN. CROOKS PEACE POLICY.

Ban FcANc1aco, April 10.-Adylcos from Pres-
colt aro to April 8. Tho troops arrived at Camp
yorde april 4, followed by hundreds Of Apachea
anxious to aurrondor, tho irat timo In the history
Of thoao tribes ti!nt they hayo auod for poaoo.
Chetlpali, one Of tue head chiefs, said ho naked
peace, not because ho loved tho whites, but waa
afraid to do otherwise.
Coohiso's warriors, tho only ones In Arizona,
are now doprodatiug. Thoy arc still committing
terrible onrages across the line ou tho people Of
souora urlur color Of protection from the United
Btatos.
Gen. Crook iBsucH tho following order;
HEApQuAnTEns, DErAnrNxNr os An'zoaA,}
PRESCOTT, Aprl7
With pleasure tho announcement IL mado OF
tho surrender Of large numbers Of Indiana.
lately Lou.ile, against whom military operations
, 1873-04-19
Acquitted.


Special Dlspatck to Tbs Chicago 1Tl60ns.
BEARDsrows, ILL.,, April 18.-The city hss, fol
several days pnst, boon In atato Of considerable
exoltemont over tho trial Of q. r. DInenbaoher,
lnto Circuit Clerk OF thia county, charged With
tho killing Of ". =. hlillsteed, Of Virginia, II ID
this county, on the 9th day Of September last'
mont mont Political ieadsrs il tho county: TIE ttisl
coun,enced laat Tuesday, after considerable
difficulty in obtaining 5ry and tstm'nstea scaa'n, ID
Mot snsh oni1ty sud eroat excitement aftor be.
ine out about half ail hour. Tho verdict g,yca
reilorsl satisfaction.
, 1873-04-19
WALL STREET.
of the Banking House
of Lockwood s. Go.
The New Deal IN Hartford & Erto...$26, ,000, GOO
OF Stock Out In tho Cold.
loE in]hlpmcnt from London to How fork'.'lht FRO
tS. duto Markets.

iSFsr...,,, n;.rc,.a IN m. raxtooo 7rfhunr
NJ; YonH, April 18.-Thorc was marked I'M
pross nent in tho financial aituation to-day. In
nni@ h,unrtnra tho on;nfon galnod ground that
t,,o & 1 1st ~ ovor and tot W. ara rapidly near-
Ing , ond Of tho motley Rtrin8enoy' Iho enos-
motMs iiquidntions on tho Stock Exchange for
acvorn1 davs mat laye hnd considerable to do
viii ,ncroosing t1o onno, "a also have tho steady
;,,f,- ~ o,,rrancv frorn t}o intoror and tic ac-
ton Of tho dra1ia jury in sending eon'u'.s'co
to Albany to aBk tho repeal Of tho usury Jaw.
,rhoao nnrtioy who hayo money, and did not dare
to lend i. pontng tAo investigation, are now .
eo..'ie 'o."".u. ,, .ot+o~ b,t t}o
rates aro still pretty much nominal.
In stocks, there has beon worry decided 90"
vance in pricos all over tho list Early dealings
"ofo somo"hat unaet1leo Oh nceouns VI 'u0
TA1runE OF LOCKWOOD co.,
which occastorcd great rush to BOIL, and IN
eventual declino Of X to 236 pcr cent. The
market soon recovered it's position, howeyert
1SS.tg nn;nt gnrcoI from to nor cont. Lockwood
Eo.'a 1,nilorlyine cauao Of failure Is the money
atringoncy. 1tliougL tho Immediate cause is at.
ram h,,,f to boar. yory recently. Tho firm say
thnr t1U,s4 wnrn cnrriad down by hayng assots not
immodiatoly ayoilablo, aud tile withdrawal Of
donovits IN conpoQuonco Of tho tightnees. Of
mdnoy. Lockwood l. Co. is ono Of tho Oldest
as ade hn N M@4 seieGs, Sr WHO ied in
voara ~ s,ncn nnd vos snccae;lod by his son and
| ather pnrtlsg. The old ilrm was carried down in
tho Hack Friday, Panio, aul nftorwsrd effect;
business. Tho old house WAS very prominent ln
in tho nustt from their close connec~
, 1873-04-19

R1cn1oNp, Va, April l8.-The Supreme Lodge
OF tho Knights Of pytAias to-day sustained, by
yoto OF "a to 0, tho action Of ths Supreme Chan
color In susponding tho Grand Lodge OF Penn.
Bylvauia, togother With about 100 subordinate
lodges III that State for alleged rebellion agsinat
the laws OF tho Supreme Lodge. Thts aoIion
outs off about 10000 knights from I'LL aal1as1oh
with other members Of tue order.
, 1873-04-19
-4sElANT
|lrsdthet


WASHINGTON, April 18.-Tho lowest barometo1
will continue on Saturday over tho Lower Lakess
and the storm contre on Massachusetts, Day will
continue moving toward Nova Scotia. Fop
Northern New England and the Lower Lakes,
continued cloudy and clearing weather, with
westerly winds. For tho Southern States. west@
Weather, except on tho Toxas Coast, whore
southerly winds with cloudy weather arc moro
probable. For tho Upper Lakes and Northweat(
rising barometer, northcrly winds, and clea1
weather.
Ohutionary signals continue at Portland, Me-.
aud EAstport.
, 1873-04-19

New YonR, April 49, Tho Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts hns sustained the validity Of the
blanks used by telegraph oumpanios, in an nction
brought to recover damages for the non"dellyery
usual blank Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. The Court hold, In efleut, that tho
company assumed no responsibility for dla"
patches not insured OF ropeatod.
, 1873-04-19

Thieo-Btosy and Basement Marble Front Houao. elo
x1nty furnished and With ali nodetn improvements, To-
cation ono Of tho best In the city; rent $500 por month";
Addraha "a, Tfibnnp ofacQ.
, 1873-04-19
METEOROL LOGtCAL.

sf9nal Service DurenN Reports anu
Representations.
ouloAdo, April 18-1o:1ap M
Tho following reports 1layo been received FROM
tho r1nnaa ,,euff0nnf1 betnw:
, 1873-04-19

ho rocoyo1cd. It Is nupposal TINT ho
is shot through the heel by the way his mule is
wounded. Three shots woro fred at them.
At2 p. NJ. tho order Was giyen to advance tho
uortars. Maj. Thomas is in command. Lieut..
Cranston Howe Fourth Artillery, Sergeant
ltamor, and nineteen men composed the party, ~
gallant sot as ever handled guns. 1t h"'f-past
4 the line doploycd down tho lake opposite 'aoAa
! oamp, and crossed tho Intervening open space AZ
! double-quok without receiving ashot. Ihey aro
now in readiness to Charge On tho 'plans
| when tho mortars laYe done tholr "orA.
Tho mortars arrived on tho ground, and took
position All quiet until $50, whom sudden
and heavy volloy rolled along Mason's line, md
continued several mlnuteB No ono killed or
| wounded.
The pack train OF Warm Spring Indians laa
lust arrived with IT mules aud 160 loraes.
At 5:10p. m. tho frat ahot WIS fired from tho
naortars, planting Bhell fair In tho bluffs.
part Of The lava-bodt apparently doing good
work. Our line now extenas from
under the bluffs, whore Jacks cave To-,
up the lodge to tho aouth, for noarly
mile. Tho bluffs carried by Miller arc now
hold Two ledgoa intervene between tho men
and the main plateau.
It ia now p. M, and the mortars arc boing
moved forward rs opr mon arc ready to scale the
heights. Col Masot,s lino has not been broken.
BY tomorrow wo shal! be with them. Tho
Warm Spring indians haye their rod frlenla
onorolod, with but The lake left for their escape.
Neports Of tho doal and wounded will not ar-
rive to-day. From appearances 1t wouldseem that
the lower lake shore and tho bluffs AAyo been
cleared Of Indians by DOL Mason's command, at
our meu arc steadily advancing without ceceiV.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-05-22
Two Dollars per Annum, i'm Advance.
WHOLE NUMBER 3l7,
GUILDS SIGNAL.

IMr. Bret Harte, in the New York Tribune, cele-
brates william Guild, the engineer OF the train
which, the 10th of April, plunged into Meadow
dence railway. It was his custom, often as he
passed his home, to whistle {" all's wen TO his
wife. He found, after the disaster, dead, with
The low whistles, quaint and clear, ~ isi+-
That the signal the engineer
That was the signal that Guild, 'tis said
Gave to his wife at Providence, st-sf
AS through the sleeping town, and thence,
Out in the night, ,-F -n1
On to the light.
Down past the farms, lying white, he Sped IS
As a husbands greeting, scant no doubt, fz5i
Yet to the woman looking out,
Watching and waiting, serenade, &C.,
Love song or midnight roundelay,
Said what that whistle seemed to say:
ssTo my trust true, ~
So love to you
Working waiting, Good night !" it said 10
Brisk young bagmen tourists fine, -l
Old commuters along the line,
Brakemen and porters glanced ahead,
Smiled the signal, sharp, intense,
Pierced through the shadows OF Providence
Nothing it is
Only Guild calling his wife, they said tf.5l
Summer and winter, the old refrain - 5.7
Rang DER the billows of ripening grain,
Pierced through the budding boughs oerheao, ..s.
Flew down the track when the red leaves burned
Like living Goals from the engine spurned
Sang as it few; ~ --AsAif, =
To trust true,
First of all Duty-good night" it said.
And them one night. it was heard no more,
From Stonington over Rhode Island shore,
And the folk in Providence smiled and sn1c
AS they turned in their beds, The engineer
Has once forgotten his midnight cheer."S S'f''- 81
I One only knew,
To his trust true,g ...s-y .i.44rlf
Guild lay under his engine dead.