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similar character. In default Of ball, thts high
toaol THAI was committed In full On Ills own
oI1
THE CIfIS{,INS.
An Important judicial Decision AZ
fnctinE tho Legality VI Irndes'

Am Important Jutttctnl Decision Ar
fncfinE thu Legality VI Irades'
UMiOlts.
Satttat Ditnatch Il 1Ht Chfeaor Tribune.
DobToN, hlass., Oct. 23.-Tho Supreme Conrt
OF this Stato Inns 1unt rendered decision ORDER
ing Judgment for tho plaintiffs In tho case OF
William a. scow mud others W. Daniel ".
Whoclor aud othors. involving tho legality of tho
traac-unsoh organization known as Cliapins. All
the pnrtfcs woro members Of North Brookt}cld
Lodge, No. IS. Of tho Or1or Of tho Knights Of St.
Crlspin ansl tho defendants, in tho month OF
August, 1o00 woro appointed by the Association
to deposit funds thon In the possossion of tho
Society In tho Worcester Peoples 1,ank Of Wor
cestcr. Tho money deposited amounted
to about @05o, md when the hank received It
tloY rofuAol to take 1t In tho namo OF tho Cria-
pins. but placed it to tho crodt Of tho Individual
citation instructed Nlr. Wheolor a1ld tho ot,ors to
withdraw the money from tho bnnk. but they
refused to do 40. taking tho gronnd that tho
Crispins Ind no iogal exlstonee, aud woro nh ,ln-
lawful body. Tho Court. in its dcoiBion. aaya:
Tho object AMI purposes of tho Association which
tho plaintiffs represent Rre shown by tue constitution
cause md tl.eac subscribed to by zach nenbor ut
tho time of his admission, with MI additional! agrca-
.nent not to tcaca or caso to 10 taught to my now
hunl nny part parts Ut the loot nnt shoe trade
withont tho ncru1Hhipn Ut tho lodge Of which am n
lotnber" 1ts inotnacra ara wl1oly comroaod Of In
boota and H1soes, but sotH not inciio proprotora or
tleir forenlcn. 1t II nH[ste TINT tho agreements
thus established botwocn tho nncmbors Of tho order
ara III unlawful rcatrnint Of radc, aud therefore
lon Of tho ouurt tic point Ia not well takou The
by co-ocra.ion on tho ono slo to increase wages by
annisang compositions and 9n tho other to inereaHo
ths rr9ss duo to capital, ia,wtn eortnin limits laW
In I'm f1InfTf III
, 1874-10-24

70 Me Editor Of Tho Chita9o Tribune:
SIN: In hor own magazine, aud In tho journal
and Times, Mira. N. L. ltayne recommends this
extensive lagor-beer saloon as 4 place Of resort
for suburban ladies' who 70 to tho city for Shop
ping She gives ilattoris'g description Of tue
iroprietors, the popular bsewess,' "tho
agreeable gentlemen" "the sp1ondid specimen
Of tine naa,,hood," !" tho two cultivated aud pop
ular junior partnors." She praIres tho physique
OF tho rosnlarpatyoas aud tho muscle" 1nadoby
lager lnistakng bloat for host. And tho chill
dren brought up on the same are quite ller. nd
nration, sloBpito tho ail1acnts outalel upon
tAom by the uatIoaal beverage. Tho nncar-
patpd floor, and the Lare. hoard'top tables, tho
Iatsio aud tho ruua OF tho multitude at this
garden. do not proyentit, IN her estimate,
fran buin.:'' 1nnst comfortable and charming
resort, especially for aofos and children"
As tic la4ly writer iH resident Of onr Vilhgo
OF Oak lark, our other iatilna are particularly
conce.nod in hor recommendation. bnt their
oxperioaca doaa not incline tlsom to follow hor
gratultous advice. While am writing, ono OF
our young ladies'. happenug In, Gays that onco aho
, 1874-10-24

George H. Mix. seiou or Wealthy Couuocti-
cut family, wlloso father died within lilo last
year ala LETT u, eatate valued ut 5250, ,0D0 ont Of
applied for II position in tho t.ry-gools l,o,,do OF
II. D. Clntlin & Co.. IN New Yoriy, q fow wooku
ago. lliH cdncat!oll address, an tbs rcs,ccta-
b.llty OF hls connections, together with noyeral
lottorg OF recommendation which 4a presented,
would acom TINT ho lost no tno w!,atoyor but
proceeded ut once aMl systematically to stou,
from his employers. l1o was t.otoctoi arrested,
mud confessed to having Rtolen Il ,5u) worth Of
iacra from t!'n btoro. Tho young man appears
to he confirmed criminal. HolIlu mouths sinoe
Ito was arrested nj tho inBtaree of another Nov
York house OH " similar CHARGE bnL Tho matter
WAS compromised. Ou examining llis trunk II
iatSa ntssnbsr Of iorgusi iottolN Of recommending
tton. purport!nG to be from several prominent
Now York merchants to prominent Sau Francisco
baniorn woro found, aud tho fant was established
tint those pseaentca to Oladin 4 10. wore OF 4
, 1874-10-24
the PETROL ELM INTEREST.

p1rTsuuRa, Oct. GA special 10 the Gazette
from parker'H Landing, pa., says III adjourned
meeting OF tho citizens OF the oil regions who
aro dissatisfied with tho recent alyauce IN rail-
road freight WIS held thoro to.,lay. Reports Of
tho various committees woro road and adopted,
the most important OF which wna that oil tue
COMMITTEE appointed to interview tho otilcera Of
tho a!1erans trunk lines, 10 500 what a.oditlca-
lonB could 10 made. Tic officers Of all tho roas
utterly ignored their oyorturoa, upon which the
Committee sought legal adyico. E1nnont attor-
,,oys aay tho power Ut proceeding IL with tho
Attorney General Of Stato; that asl application
20 tl,at otllcar has not beon yot answered. Ilo
TIuanco Committee reported that abundant
means would bo Forthcoming as soon aa definite
acsion wna Agreed upon.
, 1874-10-24

Rhooting afrray occurred last evening in the
ealoon Of William Conroy. No. 129 Bluo Island
avenue. notorious resort for tho worst charac-
tors in tho city. Tho parties to tho shooting
were four in number, and. M fur as could be
learned, one Of them, Frank Hall, did the firing,
without ntlictiig injury OIL bis antagonist. Ser
Geapt 0'DonnclE caubed the arrest OF tho follows
aud locked them up to nwait an investigation
of tho affair. After Eomo difficulty, it was
subsequently learned that II Mrs. Heenoy, of No.
100 FoAsnr Arcct. Ind ono Of her fingers shot oil
by ono OF tho bulloa tired by IEnIl. The pistol
wan tnnnd In po,arssou Of tho latter, who Inns
bud criminal record.
, 1874-10-24
MUNICIPAL nIATTERS,

MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
Tho City Treasurer yostorday received $4,000
on city ta1os from tho City Collector.
Tho Committee Oh Schools will meet at
o'clock this forenoon, in tho City Clerk 8 Office.
The Committee on Wharycs and Public Grounds
will moor at t1e aalno place in the afternoon.
Tue Committee On Railroads met yesterday NJ
ternoon at tho appointed hour. aud aoon after
wards adjourned 70 take drive for tho purpose
Of Investigating tho railroad tracks on Grove
street, between Eighteenth md Nineteenth
streets. Thoy will report adversely Oh tho nss-
ly.proposod switches.
Tho Board OF roi!cB met yostorlny after
noon, and occupied thotr time in trying several
policemen against whom charges had been pre-
fcrrcd Two wero discharged and tlroo others
were auea ton days pay each.
h1r. Alexander Sullivan, Secretary Of the Board
of Public Works. yesterday rocovod oheolts for
81 ,0lO from proporty-owners on Lalo street,
between Wabash and Michigan avenues, to bo
applied 10 laying IN 8-inch ,nain on tat street.
Tho work viii bo atartod carly nost woek.
Mr.. Egbost Jamoson, tho City Attorney, WIS
10 buBy yesterday in attending to court mAttorB,
TINT he contt1 mt ind tilno to interview Mcssrs.
matter. Meanwhile tho lnattor is ut u htanlatill
30 fur as the city authorities are concerned.
Mr, Frank Alalns. Assistant Corporation
Counsel yesterday returned from Ottawa, where,
for tho past month, he haa beon atecndlng TO thu
city's interests before the Supreme Court.
Tho Board Of Public Worlta yesterday returned
from their ylBt to ut. Louis. About two weeks
AGO they resolved themselves into all 1tnernllt
board for tho sake Of ginning some information,
regarding Tho wator supply Of other cities, all
especially for tho purpose Ut asccrtalniug tho
nlorlts Of different lnakns Of pi.n,psng engines.
, 1874-10-24
INSURANCE NEWS.

Tho insurance agents in thin city are again
unhappy. Thoy were In hopes that with tho ap-
pointmcut OF Gen. Sha1or to position in con-
nection With our Fire Department tho winter Of
their discontent would make place TO glorious
and prosperous summer. But tho constant de-
lays have shattered all their hopes. mud Gust tho
back again to tho Horrowfu tirncH OF Oct. J. when
the National Board companies wont on their
STRIKE. There was not tho 1oast doubt that tho
striking companies woro but waiting for pro-
text to come back, and Con. Shaler's appoint
mant would have given thcm tho muoh-coyotod
opportunity.
Tho managers Of tho Hartford, Homo, and
other leading Eastern companies, we're to havo
been hote this week to look over tho ground
with yiew of resuming business i'll tile city.
they will wait until tho Fire Department is reor-
ganized. 10 say that tho agents feel soroly ag-
grieyed Is putting it iu Its mildost terms. Son,o
OF them blame Commissioner Ayars. whose timo
but the cho,co will probably fall upon other aIr.
$. II: Moore, II. II. Brown, or G. r. Case, eithor
OF whom will make an excellent Commissioner.
A Committee Of the Board OF Underwriters
met at tho Office OF S. II. Moore l. Co., for tho
now and improved pork packing houses at tho
Stock-Yards: Tho following gentlemen woro
present: John J. Joucs. ]. d. Floyd, Il. ". Hos
mer, George c. Clarke, Il. ]. Smith, II. H.
Brown, Frederick s. james, 9. E. Aloid. and q.
II. Case. After long consultation. it was DO
cided to MAKO material reduction on property
at the Stocl-Yards, az tho buildings at TINT place
lad been greatly improved, and property made
less hazardous BY the introduction Of the Holly
Water-Works system. Another meeting will bo
held to-day for tho purpose Of pcrfcoting the
rates on Tie various establishments.
According to the now tarin lately adopted By
tho Local Board Of Underwriters, so cents extra
is charged on buildings having wooden siguH on
the top, In consequence OF this requirement, a
large number OF firms hayo taken down their
wooden sgna to obtain cheaper rates.
, 1874-10-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH..

A4AoA h2AE AA0A NaOAo
Tho congregation Of tho First Baptist Church
hold busnoss meeting at tho Wabnsl Avonuo
Tabernacle, nftor Tho install religious exercises,
1nnt ovenfng, DR.. Evorta presiding.
Afr. Gillott, from tho Committee on plana for
tho now church, Btatod thnt afsor tho lot liatl
boon aolectot, thu Cornnittoo looked tho matter
over carefully, and camo to tho conclusion TINT
It would not be prudent to croct = building that
would cost oyor 100000. Tho lot was figured at
e20,0U0, Tho organ aud furniture $4,000. and,
with $4,000 for ctcotoras, tho whole cost would
bo $101,000. planB wcre therefore requested
from several architects upon tho bnssB
Of 100000. Nino wore presented, and
three wcro solcosoa from among thom,-Doying-
toms, Cochtano's, and Wilcox Il N1illerH. Coch-
rano'a plan was dropped boca'lse $4,000 would
DO required; Doyingtons would cost tho aamo,
but by leaving or thotowor and coonnado tho OK
panso would DO reduced 900. Tho Commit
tce preferred Wilcox Il Altllor's plan from tho
flrHt; the estimates cane within tue limits, and
tho arditorinm-72foe foet long by 03 foot wtdo, with
circular soass-was considered admirable. Mr..
Gillett thon rond tho report of tho Committee.
who unanimously recommended tho adoption Of
Wilcox i Millor's plan, with the proyiBo
that the ~ ehurcl, shall not cost more
old ctli6co, with s5.ooo added. by doing tlls,
tho congregation would hnyo ono OF tho lnrgoBt
~ vol aB one ct tho best, If not tho bent, np-
pointed and arranged churches III tho city, with q
seating capacity, including the gallery ot 1000,
and GOO in the leoturo-roonl, aud 300 in thu Sab
hnsh-school-room. Tltoy alHo Eocommontcdth TINT
the Bnilding Committee bo instructed to prococd
with The work, aud lose no timo In letting tho
contracts. that tho lecturc-room and sabbath-
school might DO completed as soon as possible.
Mr. Dufcloll moved that Atr. Boyington'a plan
be ndaptoA.
Mr. Pope offered tile following aa M amend
mont: ,......
Hsso;rtd, Tint tho report Of the building Committee
DO adopted, and they Acroby authorized and III.
pr.,cot innnodianly proceed with tho erection Of
tbs building provided tho Irnvlsione called for in
their rapport arc, tn their opinion, substantially CON-
Illn4 with.
Afior somc discussion, in which very little d.
vesnity OF opinion waB nanifoHt, tho amond-
1nopt was adopted by yoso Of IS to 6, aud the
meeting adjourned.
, 1874-10-24

NIANITOBA.
An Important Document Produced In

An Important Document Produced In
the aepino Trial.
ST.. PAUL, Mnn., Oct. 23.-1n the Lepiuo trial
to-day at Fort Garry. Bishop Tache, Roman
Catholic prD!ato, presented tho often-o -oaaortod,
but as frequently doniod, agroomont aigped by
Gov. Mcravish between tho Hudson Bay Com
rauy and tho Provisional Government for a loan
of $4,000 startling, and storos amounting to
I400o. Tho Company was to restore Its cnr-
yoncy. Tho agreonent WAS signed by Meragish
and lsiol, ond Witnessed by O'Donohuo and
Burr, Some excitement was produced in conse-
ououce Of this disclosure.
, 1874-10-24

yagrauuY, continued TIL to day in hnil Of $780,
hold to tic Criminal Court in bail OF sioo.n
Jamoa Donnolly md Edwartl Saalleld, arrested
for dgortlor,y conduct; continued till to-day II,
ball Of s200 oacii.-Andrev Murraw, arrested
for laroeny continued till to-day In bail OF
ordinance In regard to kinttllng nros on tho
Htroots; tlnod S90.-Goor4o uarris arroa.od for
larcony Of brass Journals, valued ut $40; con-
ttnuoj till to-day ID bail Of a600.-Wllllan Bnlth
and Mtol,aol Kennedy. nrreBted for 1arccry Of
property at tho Holt House; continual till to-
DIV in baii Of 85Oo-paddy Connoj and Jamoa
Nyan, arrested for vngrauoy; sentoncod to lilo
House OF Correction for n,iloty dayH oacll.
Justice .Kauft,onr- Nicholas Donuevort, nr-
rested for inrconv continued till tho QBth Inst
in bali Of aG10.-Georoe Edwards, larcory con-
ttuuod tin tho 3Okh inst, In bail of $500.
Justice Aushn-About tho Int Inst. owcn
Eyana begau an attachment suit against Ja.ncB
Stewart, tho County Recorder, for $l3U. Tho
l,ill OH which tho aiiit was commenced was for
board md looping Of tile defendants horso anil
buggy ur to Nov. !, 1879, which lle was unable
ist, and owing to k his aSsenco, abs to 81 suit w"s
continued Lii Thursday laBt. Whom called
for trial, tho attachment was d,srntssou,
but tho suit went on, and Judgment
was rendered againBt Stewart for $103 and
costs: Patrick Nolan, who was before tho JUS
tico Inst Wednesday, on tho charge Of making
throats to do violence towards bis atopmnthor,
and placed under bollls OF 5000 to keep tho
poace, declined to furniah bonds; tlcrenpon
mittmua was issucd for his comnttal to the
County Jail, aud the prisoner handed over to
tho oussody Of Constable John Casey. That Of
1loa! carried Nolan from tho Btght Of tho Court,
anu then turned him loose Tho follow iu,ino-
diately returned to his fathor'b house, and re-
no"od his throats this tirne he included tho
n1u gentleman. and tho whole family. Mr.
t,u,ot -, oo'tts aoton'sueu az tuo Bull
uen appeatantsS nes o. sao young man, toturnod
i;hortr 1,tn fr.tioo ,vna o,ts MY NY noy VISA
l.oeisy. ano .;t %na'Go WAS elaahy surprised, aud
.;as " su;asn,ng & shnt sesas naa upon hs own au
s''uu ~. 'a,oI ~ ~ sanea second
~ Win', ,rs ho prsa ~ ~ LILY n"ns o. Gonata-
no ~ tn .t,nrn msn ~ ta ~ Nonh ~ once
NY a'soA Ivy 10y y. sAo eo.n''at.ns ~ nnf1sou Alsa:
, 1874-10-24

The Great Overland Sunday Nail Train
Will leave Chicago Sunday, Oct rs, as 1olo III. via
Chicago, Rock IBlanl Pacific ua!lroal, stopping ut
all regular sasions OIL main line, connecting ut
Omaha with Monday morning express tor Denver and
San francisco.
Tickets yla Chicago !: Northwestern or Chicago.
burlington i Qutnuy Railroads will bo takrn on tls
train.
, 1874-10-24

To The Editor Of The CHICAGO IT,oHns:
SIR: In your editorials Of Tuesaay and Thurs
day you seem to reflect upon tho Grand Jury for
failure to lnd All Indictment in tho case OF
Hike Mcdonald.
As ono of tho Jury, I beg leave to say TINT
thcra WAS (witla one excoption) au anxious desiro
CT the part Of tho Grand Jury to do their whole
duty, md they left no stone unturnod to got tho
evidence necessary to find trl1e bill IN his case.
The charge Nas for III assault with intont TO kill.
worctold by the Prosecuting Attorney, and also
Judge Moore to whom the matter was referred,
that wo nnRt havo postiya evidence that tue
pistol was loaded with cartridge nnl ball. This
NO failed to tlo, after sumnloniug every Witness
tlat waA preHent at tie time Of tllc assault, IL
aaet 'ho ns man uarrty who got tho pista anl
that tho pistol waa not loaded. Now, if this Is
the ny {and no doubt It is), there was no assault
committed; for AlcGarry was not struck or iu-
inred IN any way, except by foul language. And,
- nc failod to got the proof Of tho niHtol hcns
loaded, re, Of courao. could not lind true bill.
CHICAGO Oct. u lhl4, GRAND JuNy.
, 1874-10-24

halsu yonr own clothing. The Wilson Shuttle Sow
ing-Iaclltne will Bave its cost In ono sutson. TGs
children servants can use 1t. Instructions gire, at
yor hoilzc FREQ OF charge. 1t will from s, to S.
day for mau or wonan WHO may wish to do sowing.
either III families or manufacturing. Warranted for
yo years. The best III tie world. Received tho high
est award Mt VIENNA FROM $40 SIG cheaper than all
others. Sold on easy monthly payments at 1O5 State
Hrcel, ad IN l of tho principal cties III thu United
6tacs NlLsgH Ss -alAottINE Co., Manufacturers,
Clcyn1uri
, 1874-10-24

Tho Methodist Church Of tho Village OF Blue
Island will bo dedicated with appropriate ccre-
monies Sunday. At tho morning aervice the
Rov. ". F. Stewart will proach. III the afternoon
tho Rov. ". G. Willing, aud in tho evening tho
Rev. Mrs. Jennio L, Willing.
, 1874-10-24

Persons Afraid to Lnugh,
Lcas they shoEld Disclose the tliasooration OF their
tecth have ony to brush them every day With fayrau.
Suzo1ont III order 10 remove tho blcn.ish,
, 1874-10-24

ohtckeriuE Upright Pianos,
StronB aud clcar in tone stand tu tune spendlly:
warranted dnrabio: occupy very suall apuco Reeds
Telnpla 0f M1isic, o. Van untou ytrert,
, 1874-10-24

10 the Editor a The ch'eaqo Tribune:
srn: Tho Statoa Attorney Insists that tho
future to indict Mike McDonald vaa owing 10
1879 n.sn 1"' s,,aa' 1 .,.a. ~ ~
feop4e' scaul'non' ~ sho" 1ass IN cases o.
us"'s't'> ana assauls anu battery Juht1ces or tho
I'ages Fa7s exclusive Jurisdiction. So have they
IT,. ,rta,nrtt2 r. Mcno,,,d hod hcan c,Itv of
W.. l*s - 49, - 49, a oI ,,aro,.,
an assau'S' OF III aasaust anu pauui1, me4o's,
then the point mado BY TUG statos AttofHoy
would be- app1icublo. But he vas. guilty OF
o.-.,.o,L. ,,r nro,J r,rv Tbc cir.
s,s.a," s..u.'a;.'. ,,;s jrx.s,,, ~ NJ.
c'ihstances assenobE h1s n''"7'on " aao,
by two of his pals. armed with revolver,
throsteping tile life Of T. peaceable citizen,
whlle pointing tho revolver at Ills head, need no
rccnpitulation. They lead III at onco to tho coll
cillaion that, trscad OF being q case OF assault
waa au "asssnlt with iutest to commit mufdor:"
"An a1rsult and battery" saya our statute, is
the unlawful beating OF another u Groba l2l).
But Gays the statute also, "An asbanlt with
deadly woal1on, instrument, or thing with au i'll
tent. to intlict upon the person Of Rnothor
budily injury. wlton no considerable prov
ucatiou appears. or wllcro the circumstances
of tile aeAan!s show nr abandoned and malignant
i1ehrt, shall nnbject tho offender to tine not OK
cocdinE $1,000, etc., or imprisonment in tho
&ha discretion OF the Court 6 Hrosn, 12l)t
But tho pistol wnsn't loaded" Who says no?
McGarry teatlllcd before the Grand Jury: IT
aaw tho red edges Of the cartridges III tho cham-
ha,s Of tho pistol which Mcdonald held. in his
hand" No ono mas III 9 condition TO SNOW with
absolute certainty whether tho pistol was loaded
except Mcdonald aud bis coafederascB. Were
thoy or any Of McDonaids witnesses a.
lowed to, so beioro tho Gfana Jury to solFo
the question Wherefore The statute aays
In all complaints exhibited hetoro tho Grand
jury OF any county. they s1all hear tEo Witness
Oh Of the people only (3 Gross, 1G7). John
Garrity, ono Of tho parties why ought to 4AYo
(sce States Attorneys letter to Times OF yestcr
day).
Says tho Court IN tho caao cited by the
Attorney. viz. Carpenter w. Tho People,
ut iH well established BY the nnthorities that.
, 1874-10-24
THE WEATHER,


WASHINGTON, D. G.. Oct. 23.-Tor the North
west and the entire Luke Region, and thonce to
Missouri aud the OHIO Valley, falling barometer,
northeast to aontherly winds. warmer and partly
cloudy weather, and ruin In the Ohio Valley.
LOuAL OBSERVATIONS.
tr,ri1n 1rf p1 1874
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10

The JAPANESE EMpIRE.-A recent
report of the bureau of statistics con-
tains census of the Japanese empire
for 1872, which is, 30 far as known,
the frst document of the kind ever
publish ed to the world. Tho inform
alton contained in it as to the ocoupa-
tion of the Japanese is interesting.
Th .otal population is set down ut
about 80, 900. 900, divided as follows:
Princes and prinoesees. 20; mobiles,
2207; the armed class. upper grade,)
1882 1877; armed class. (lower grsde,)
659, ,074; low grade, 5.316; priests. male
and female 211.846 shinto officials.
102, ATT; nuns, 9.621; common people,
80 857, ,27l; population Of Sogholin.
1855. The table of occupation shows
that there are. male and female. H.
$40. 426 engaged in farming, 70l, ,426
artisans, 1909. 19l merchants and g.
129. .522 engaged in miscellaneous
occupations.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10

At 3 o'clock, on the afternoon OF
August IL, fashionably dressed young
man was seen flourishing his hat on one
of the towers Of Notre Dame. Paris.
He threw it down, and then jumped
after it. He was picked mp quite dead
and 80 mutilated in the face that it
was thought useless to expose the body
in the Morgue. From a passport
found on him, it appeared that his
name was EmiIe Jean Christian Hu.
bert, born ID London.
At the foot of the Rocky Mountains,
just within the Canadian Dominion,
there has been established thieves'
and outlaws' paradise, which already
numbers population of 500 men. be-
sides>some women and children. These
people are fugitives from outrage d
United States justice. They spend
their time in illicit distflling, and bar
ter the product with Indians for furs.
Plymouth Church has stood 81 its
pastor through thick and thin" The
thick was Moultou's evidence, and the
thin was Beeoher's defence.
Ne.o York Herald
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10
JUST So.-The Chicago Tribune

JUST So.-The Chicago Tribune
says:
IF reconstruction, after nine years
trial, has proved such an utter failure
as Republicans now assert it to be, the
TACT shows the folly of letting that party
botch the job again. Let the Federal
Administration keep it's hands off, and
let the States work out their own eal-
walton. No other power can do it fl r
them"
The job will be botched until even q
majority of Northern men admit that
o few more Radical victories, and they
are undone, Just as the South ia.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10
Coal! Coal: Coal!

YI!HE undersigned beg leave to state that
L they hav. constantly on hand all
kinds OF COAL, aud will furnish consumers
in sny gu antitv, delivered, at lowest cash
prices. BOW EN- d. LAFAR, Agents.
Sopt2 3mO
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10
Ice! ice! Ice!

Am now prepared to supply all orders
l. for :he above article. The Ice manu-.
iactured at my establishment is made
from pure Spring Water, frozen at q tenn
perature OF thirty degrees below freezing
long distance without much loss. Price
81 Is per 100 pounds, and good weight qua
rsnteed. No Ice shipped unless the money
accompanies the order.
July 20 J. @. SEE0ERG.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10
BURNING UP !!
The Proper Time

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ITO TAKE HEINlTSH'S BLOOD AND
LIVES PILLS ia whom yoa have Nap.
sea, Loss of Appetite. Yeliowed Cast OF the
Skin, Rush of Blood to he Head, Cold Ex-
tremities, Ringing in the Ears. Pain in the
Back. Side and Shoulders, High Colored
Urine, Vertigo and Bilinusness. They afford
prompt relief For sale onl, at
Sept HEINIrSHS Drug Store