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TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER s. 1876

grinlIlt ani H,.I4n " tho nntl"lHg H"Ttu in til"
y1ointy III fuc lt:4 Wt.;>:, ar: mt tl!t'taeI"'l
will, jtIln, "tL!atf si.;ta ffn, rira nrs and ear
},cntrr4 t,ut whi"', nr l,flI aI have h' I'll n'1~
lialIy sold fos tutrp ffinfI"y. 1t III 10 ln fht!.
Ir,weycr, that l,I lluttn rrnta and glnHt'i
tn[ttl acralmnlatat IN jt@ }itlhitY, but by tbs
returns that con- begt't nl nf it.
I:stnrntpg for a moment 10 Tho Inv Of entail
anil it- po.tibln dttptern, IL il moi truo that 1is
law il il fpfen IN lhlllniH NJ "n1 M In EnRlanhf
o mt affirm Il. bit atInfgls ss,npect that it
H. au! That any 1abd.nwHcr tl"r.ring TO c'n:Int
his en!nteA nfscr l.it death f.r life in ts.e.
llfc In l'Dsse. atrl tventy-onn Years thercnfteF"
can do 70 by tnaklpg viii te ,hst effect. At all
events. dm ene1Ii.int nf soto cs!atcs that haze
hecn tfctt up by t!e deccaa Il oNn"ss for a Iong
fm1iml os tine aftar Tin rrln.c-t leIr became
III hVe. IL tho great embarrassment Of everybody
connected tlerev,tll. II, ".
, 1875-11-03
"L0, THE POOR INDIAN /"

or i. >.... xr, -,
10 hr f'''t'F ~ fhf [h,r''' ifl9ahe'
CH':A'". Dct. 9l-~'fllo woFfl t,uH long hocn
familiar with thlH ticky, eoutintntal pocnt Of
rUpor. We llrn in TIL a.o tho prominent feature
Of which IA c,ylizas,n,, aud lin tymo h.s roma
,e,,o,, i, oi,;,,,. .m,, H. .;1n., -, =. ,,,,.t
"''' 10 N'"'''' A''' p'' ,ecos""s', ;" u 'ni,'
ADVANCE OF frtfoGrs1e. We must 'aT aside 1ts
teacliings, or nc tnrst tcrnall In B Bn}ya'f slci1
cot,ccesions az will cuabo It to fulfill il. nis.1n
Ali tlst,ctrs Ia its n.ocrepH rnu9s In rcn,ovcA
: ~ r. ;,.,,. :. ,.:.s..
a. l'f az itlFhah 'eehl"t'o'' - eaa''a ~ "''hh'
OF II must p"rirh. a'et" tl'is pfoPoa't''h o.
onc which cannut be cuntroycrtod.
It said that, w1,cit our pareuts caun tn tlis
varrnr ahrre t,,cy fnuu. lin vast domain In tim
~ .xo,,.,, - ..,,. ,,....,.
lofhe'rloh o. tne rasci'H VI o''l p'taent abti-
iGlnGa. aud thefe haA Leen 1roh lhat aay tlnti
tlia sentiment in the world t!lat tllcso abor-
,c,noa In cnnstefato of their tosscssion of t,1s
81, ,.t.o n, ri.,,,r,t o,,,o-. ,,ho,. ,ro-. .,
""''' "'to -. 10 ''nN'' J "''.' """
a1e' ~ 1to Ha''' eseen' a' 'ae no''es' eeafs,
ratslcrnles ranthcrr. hoopanakea, aud all
other annaiB Indigenous 10 tho Contfuont OF
An,cyica -thc5r tIEtc IN thc tort hni,,y t,,st ~
t''"., .,tu,. I.,..,,,,., H..
ua ~. H., W ts'p ..r .'l
~ -. ~ H., ,tH =. ,a auu ~
INV ~ ''!as sne nIu ap'Ih"lh na', uo''u l'.!cu
tsnn ~ s "s'DAA F'o6tts' 'i'A'' ILLS 'no
t't,s,.a. W." sh,i' in".aa'. a. :. ,.,,
NV M M.'!f W. .csohni"e ~ ~ d WY W t'o
~ w uu' ~ ~ ~: y. a'Iis n'.qh ~ !lo
1note; ~ 1at ~ IN u Ha po"el. tHo heHato ol !ta
panpie, ~, eApei!a'Gu alaS taueh. us Aa; our
i'siitamn ~ .uu1 .as Aase peen h''ptu a'ls MI
n,ss ~ ansa,aee, no t1aste. ny" t'ea; tun w.
ueilu's " noio ~. ~ .tent M ~ ~ ~ 40 .i'ns
:. ~. eoo' eu'nu Viz 'ney W.. na'e " y" WIZ:
.l,I pn !ias aash''So, VI sou Anuss pash h"a'
H. Ta .tr, mon wi. os ~ roh9n 1"o son
lAe "pt!a VIII n9' laoEA iooEel isteii ~ 'tlo
a'en'g '1,H ssm.lme1tFhn o. 10; .o pnol lhu'at.
uo niu'a ". s'eA.s" 40 W. ~: o'"et N.1t1
| a.o'-no uet'el. ~ nul"e' Mha. "uuHi
~ ea'u - uae "u'pI"tatAs ~ ~ suoai,
nhasl'ahe ~ au r'aehns'G llnla ~ caio ior a;i
hI'stei ~ - ~ "ai.s " its l"at c1stEeus aAt!
tua.' too, VIA tae tult hHen!ooeo u tae iact
, 1875-11-03

In a proyons letter to T1E TnlpusE had OK
rresTod tho opinion that Innd.rotora, IN that
country ought to begin by at amendment OF tAo
think TnE Tribune haH fallen into an error tn
sl,ulo-ins that tho !" farmers Of England would
be greatly bauettod by 3 chnugs IL tho law ot
ontaiI, and also IN supposipg that thu. farmers
nsG "3so cnt,pn u aa eat s'
IN could mako ont. afe class Of
capitalists, making prstty largo profits, und
abunaant!y ablo to tako care Of themselves.
They stand bntwcoa tho ounera Of tho Hoil aud
tho oues ws1oso condition calls for sympathy. II
the law Of ontnll wure repe2lud, or considerably
uodl1ed ~ tA!uk 1t ought 10 bo, rather moro
land would coma into tho market year by yoat
Why anybody who eau afford to invest lus
tnonoy ut pcr cont por annlln.--tlas bulns thu
ayeruse grollntl-rpnt for arable la!h Ui coisr.o,
tho agricultural 1aboror wouldn't get any. How
much would tho farmer got II 10 has acctilnu-
lated suttiolsut capital u sek up fur = country
Squire Oh Its own account. with yiow to social
llstinctop rather Than to pecAniRry tetnrns Oh
his money, Ae wonld buy some OF tho dlscnta!lel
estates. But IN point OF faot he eau ito tl'a.
now. Not week pasaes without I number of
sa1os OF eatatus III leo simple taking place. which
you ran lind recorded in tho London uaprrs.
Nor arc tho pstcea ~ land 40 hlgh ~ IL ool,or-
" supposed by American re2dsra. have hoto
If tho l,sta before mo ~ the preseut tlmo VI
member that 20 acres Uf land On the side OF
lliglsato Hill, in tla immediate vicinity ot Lon
don, wuro recently oiEeroA for II ,OtH per aero n
fec sinpIe. a poyaInent Was eat GU foot to bny
1t At private subscription fur public, park. aud
wus thnt 1t was ou the point Of being covorod
viii. buildings. bettovo that tho subscription
was uot ,illcd up in tilno 10 asvo 1t from
tho impending calamity. Here was \ tract
of laI.I III close proximity to thn
largest city In tle world offered tor a5.o0o gold
per arEe,--laud which was iu no ssusu speoula-
tive property. hinra 1t was already eucEoAched
upon by the demands for building. ! could not
Aelp: si1awlug parallel between this piece ct
, 1875-11-03
The following. in a tahnlar statement Of tho
estimated lQsses u tho yArlons eonlpan1ess



RECEIPT " THE kEwH ON CALIFORNIA sTnxEr.
Dy ~ o'clock tho f4elin8 on tho street began
to assu1ss tho dimensions Of q panic. Tho old
Noarl-ropm was lhroNn opnu, aud the crowd.
wh.ch Lad already packed the corsidofs, rushed
u, almost bursting tue doors from thstr hinges
aud sweeping from hiA place tho haa.lsono Ser
ge4ut-at.Arms who usually guards tic entrance.
Thu amphitAeatro OF tho ruuua was at oooo
sceno Ut wild exuitomvis. All available SPADE
inside the rail and Without Wss denssiy crowded
principally with men who wBte ANXIOUS to sell
but largely with that class OF cspital1sta vita
staud ready to pick un stock thrown out St Pal1lo
rates, Smiling shorts. who thought their ol por-
tun.sy had come, stood by aud bcoopcd in the
stock xemosaeessly by Tho Thousand shares:
Tie wil1 bowling of sellers, tles1!ous to get out
Ut tho way Ut universal ct4sll, hs sl4ArI', uef.
vous eEy Of pn1sassors tho nosy r. ,atsat
probab,ltses, mado d!stosdaut din sneh ~ tue
walts Of tho uoaEl.loum laIo Aevor before TO-
ccLoed. Marquis were
SWEET OUT OF SIGHT
In moment. UoaleH who thought themselves
, 1875-11-03
1ko.isuclkinns Gets4uR nlurrto.l III ln.
AtnunA

Jeffrsanv.9th lII4t.) Isaytr.
"Stop TINT boat Il Mas tils cry on tho Lo1iis-
yille wharf Ut ~ oolock Thursday night, but tho
cry caIuo too lato, for tho fefzyp0at hau cut
loose lroIu tlur fasteAingh aud was stealning
proudly np the river, fully u hundred feat troIa
lilo Kentucky shots. The cry came from tso
men Who Aal hosly! chased young man aud h.a
swoet4eart fsou, back county III tue State TO
tho riyvr sni shpte 1oAt tlonl BY belug about two
minutes tso ase, fqs shey wogn sufo lu thu boat,
sittiug s.,ts u .!do ia 4 carriagc. T1e horses
pantel, ahl tho lovers sighed anu constatu-
lated ttleIu+ol'es on their eEeapo frum tlio dark
and bloody ground aud their cruel parents,
Wilou tho boat landed i. our wharf tho norses
wero giyen The Icins tho wh,p appl;ctl, aud of
dashed shu ti!tlal party for Clarlestowr, the
cpuuty.Acat. Tbs pusauers wore TOO cl'Ho to
tassy 1T Jelrclsunslls. bs,sIi, rapid drsyu Ut
aH 4pQr nna Lltecn minutes brought them to
pleasant drtars and the mursiaGa-!.conao OBJ
famed. No.t Elder Nowo Was a"akeusa ffulu
hia sumbers. sui in less limo than it taius to
tull it hIr. Oksns Owons was thu true and lawful!
husband OF MISS j.. jessie l'arrsu.. At!or
spenaing pies aut touF thu ucwly-.narried pair
Isfs 0harlesto"p' returned sArough jefferson vlso
slower tllsn they wsnt up. much lcss disturbed
in mind, aud Rs happy 81 neuly elected country
squire. How hose Kentucky loss4- Do laugh II
lvekz1ulthsl
, 1875-11-03
Hlatch l5etsvcen CnrrIor.PiEeonss

fhHlatitAiA 1sfH4ff.
4 carriar-piKeon llyi1g match took place on
Monday afternoon, hutweeu baltimore aull Ihi!-
adolp!a, distance lou mlIos. for thEeo prixe.,
ono of $50. the second Il Kold medal! and the
tlura silver cup Hi1 pigeons, uwned by .nem-
bera Of tho FaiImount Flying Association No. I.
wcra tai ell to baltimore and tossed from tho
l'nlto sta!es Hotol, opposite tho prcudunt Street
Depot.
Tho birds had bcen numbered OH tho tail foatl,.
crs, aud niso ho1o private marks Gu ths wing
fratlcrs. They were tossed at intervals Of llalf
hour tho tirst brd starting at O'clock a. III.
Each, OIL bonG Bot ftoo, eircled 10 great
height. wheeling III circles about a milo In
diameter, and thun rtartod oH III sttaight lino
for l'ht'adotphta. aud wore ont Ut sight in o
Inlnntc Tho birds carried no dIHratcllaH
to IMPEDE thor psoHrtsa. THO favorito keo,ncd
tn no hlle.chequated h.rl, statupoa No. II,
which wAa thrown at D o'caAck. aud bets in this
city nero two to QUO In ita faYur. IAll bird tnado
tho distance in two tlours md aAl,ty-
ono Enluutos. Tic euco,l bird. riri
hsn. thrown At 8 O'clock stamped So.a, nlaio
Tho dista,Acn In "thsna hours and tnson n1ln-
,,tca. and tho thittl. light blue cuck stamped
No. IS. tosscd atN3p O'Clock, In I've hours and
four minutes.
Tho iiras engaged in tho eortest wero Ill ot
tho Antwerp bleed. capable OF grast endurance.
This trecd arc Of strong muscular dtve,op"
n.cnt, With = strong attachment fnr homo, 10
Which thJy 1iy with ,lnerr1ng intelligence,
, 1875-11-03

Yhass cover tho easa hut partially, since tho
largest sales weto Informal. Probably not ies4
changed hands during tue dry, and 1000 OF Con.
so,dato4 Virginia.
TIE cuScLust0A Or 1IE DAY.
Mauy brokers visate1 their ottltos lata In tho
eyeall,H to learn tho latoat news iroW Virginia.
The general fsalluE as the extent OF the disaster
became known and tho lpsses Weighed aud lneRs-
used. became quiet mud hol'oful, 1t MAS not slo
optnion that the stocAB woull decline much
further. Tue tniues arc there, ~ ricl AZ uyer.
aud It Ia ouly ! question Of few montLs' iolay.
The best-lnfo1med liz tho period Tor The re-
sumption Of buainsss at tho mlnes, sonic At
forty-tive days, othorh ut sixty. No QUE seemed
to thiuk that over ninety days wcEa required II
replace Ill Loist.uE works, erect buildings, aud
put in necessary mAcllucty. 1t is too soon to
estimate the psouniary damage to individual. Oh
this street, but the opuon prevails that few per-
Euus arc hurt xhoaa failure will eatall serious
injury. Many an.all operators ue, VI eoufes,
ru!uel.
, 1875-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS,
WASHINGTON Hi'skst1HE.

Sntcfn. I,ula.eh to 1he chfca4o T,tbHns
WAsu,.aToS. D. C., Dec. 2l.-Thero ia some
mystory attcnlng tho movements Of III. Rus
ac!l. tho Chicago distlllcr lie arrived here from
Chicago Oh tho same train with supervisor
MAtlows. It il surTised Tint Russell may pro-
pose to turn States evidence. II Ia known
tim: Hotne of the Ehicago distitlers have intl-
mated Willingness to turn states evidence,
aud worry lively times nro expected shortly.
MILWAUKEE.
Erctfat Disp1fth II 1hs Chttd0o Trsbans.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 21.-ln tho case Of Woimsr
and Taft. Judge 1yer to- day sentonced Wena.t 10
tho County Jul for eight months. aud Taft to
tho Pcnitentiary fnr 1.-Two nlontls, mud = G00 tne
each.
FONT WAYNE, IND.
Sp<rIG' nispsfth t. The fht.udo Tr,l,unt.
Fonr TAySE. Ind, Dec. 1l.--Josln II. Reid
miller. an extensive lrower Of this CITY, waa mr.
rested tits eycning for violation Of tho Roveuno
lava. lie iH chREeei with uEug atn1ps more
than onco. lIednnllnr appeared before tho
United States Commissioner aud gave bonds for
lis appearance.
, 1875-12-22
THE ELECTION.
Judge 1)ickry Chosen to Succeed
Judge 1IcAliister.
He Receives an Even Majority Of 5000
in This City.


The election resterda7 piesed OF with exem-
p'sry quiet. mid waH without senbianco OF q
row Of any kjn,i. Il,o vntit1g WAS mostly dono
sasfy in tho dny. and by 8 o'clock very few poo
pie could ha necn hcsr any OF tho polls. Tho
very email number of vnteA caat indicated clearly
that hut little ihteroht taken in the election
especially by tile Hcrublicans 1t ss almcHt
without pfu:eucnt that onn candidate should
carry every precinct and ward In tho
City Of Chicago, ard that. too, by generally
largo 1naJortticH. That tho yoto wa to he hmat
wan expectc,thy everybody, but nobody figured
on ces than one.flfth OF TIN total voto caat At
tho lasn county election. Tile table below gircs
ali further naccssary information concerning the
vote in tho different wards anl tho majoristes.
~ far Az leay'i from. the resut being CLEARLY tho
election OF Juuge hickey by q very good mai jor.
nv in the city. which will probably bo 8lightly
Increased whett tho returns arc all IN
scuNE Tue kTFHEAE GurEI. kEyES1u pIsINfCr.
, 1875-12-22

Tho Effort to AscaEtnin If Any Ono in
That lnstitMtton II q T:aset.

Thnt GnNtttrtkn1, 1. n rsYyCt
s,>roi ,n.,o,,h IN ~, ct,-aaa 7~,s,.a.
..u sunan ~ n, ..'1 ns. .'. II,
,,.n.. o." 'A''tv" l1'e' @1'4n" "esen'" u the
hleh'esh Gh'Voftsty mat tt'ls morning to re-.
ce'vo the Foport OF thu Committee on tho lefal-
cation At the Chemical Laboratory. All rero
nrcBon. c1eeot Rcrcnt f;rant =. ,to o,o,i,n ~
tho .a..tor srI,o ro,o.t 49,. -.
'uo ns"n''" 4"o ''r.'' WAS s@' "hce reao
WHICH WAS OF consda1Abla length. 1t proceeded
to Eiso the history Of this department,
to ,ccnnut tho efficient seryices of I,rs.
Doup1aas and nosc and Ia atato fin nonnor
-: ,:.t.
, 1875-12-22

Inauguration OF thu alcfchnMtA' Ex. |
chnnEG EfNlltiiMK.

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Spteda! Dss:s'seh t" re chteao" 7r'btne
Fl. i.oCis. Dec. 2l.-Ihls WAS great day
atnonE tho merchants at st, Louis, formal poa-
pcsninu hp;ur taton nj thu ,Iew Ixetnu,e t,uild.
,rr r,,e ,,'s,,u,,n,,on coyoro,uca rnqo or,,a
lug Aoo 'os. ns.o" e'''a'oA'eo "o'o 4s'no
ana imposing. AZ ~ a. ILL., sass cfo"o assem-
bled in tho old building Rnd listoncd to o fire.
we'll address from Mr. MARIAN Crow, tho Oldest
living 1uoubcr of tho E,clauro. After tie fire.
...m .I,..,. - ~, f,.a,. .'" ,,a,,,... - ~
wa Aa"lo's " a'' w" ~" n4oaAoo'n y. '1'
Exchange formed into line aud marched up
al0in st1eot to Washington aEonuo and Fourth
street, down Fourth atrcct u Chestnut stseet.
md .,on,, C,a,t,,,,, s,rsst ~ ,ho Trc,,,,u,a
1u,dinr. A pouad Of ,norutod m,Iico formcH
ssite's Ss%a. @ fo1!esel ly cynpspy n; 4 Nations!
nseesots Of tne chsesr Of Commerce Assosl
1naia1ss, anu 3 u w nc~ oune OF
IIeslaonts OF sno r'1cnausu, slco-ttesaaents anu
.1sectoIs' ~ 'n.'ous m e"!ts!cca 49,. ana 'lcsnue1e
% ~ tnh.snea ~ toa.s' as sno PioII.o. ~ W. as
imposing QUO as WIS esos seoh IN the cty. ino
htloo,s Mcro not ~ kooa coualtson 70
!nasc4, tuo laI'! ~ no pfosaonh s,s,I eTeu-
lux nnSlu6 naauo 'nen Hmse liisny put
az A. t1o a,a saa'Jo ~ " taSs,ua .L .aos. VIVA
snott ao ~ ~" Gulostoa ~ !oa.s s Ia so tsocoInu M
A!nng tla l'ho o. n1Aica tne saisoes EoIo inoa
watn pGopao @ aa .. LUG ne" .h nua!nG .neto Vas
beatee!y too1" cnousH los too cosun't1 u pAss
comdostaos. cait. Iursess' ass.stoa ny seyeF-
.! oulcess. euaiaen tho uooss o! 1na neM oniao-
lus, auG Pesmttea ~ o'lo w. ensGl nutl4 the Pso,
cehsloh hat PASSED H. o4cop't1ns aao1es VINO haa
t1cAGts 10 tne GaHnl1es. A!tuouRh lnelo was
eooa'y numnoI ol IAa!es huo ecntlomon pfcSoht
W spectatoss, iue 1astnsss u sllo Aatl ana mo
kataes'cs nAo' LUZ Msns snEe"' s,E3 pn1 'o".
WLen tho procession nlou into no
hall' tho ahlcefs: OK -Slco-fsosiaent8' ahu 4ls-
tinsalshea guests Mountea 70 sne erMla pat
fofin, willie othoF fnem9ess OF Tue procession
ea GVcnS Su @ .. ssa9o ,snd tm,e on sG nooe
q lhe hAi, 1he Atsenal nana TOOK poeltoh ~
tAe !e1t oi t!lo pa&1otul' aho oFenba 'no eese-
, 1875-12-22

1sEettfI Uspd7cH "a TIT CAisIJN 7FIbUtf.
Ia SALLg, H., Dec. 21.-Two eweypstales
shooting matcl.ea came oft this afternoon on
tho gronnds Of tho I.aSaile and 1oru Shooting
Club. Tue Following is tho etoro Tirst swee1,-
stakes eight eu.rice, 10 birds, st II yards !;
etaken 525. Metzkcr. Of Pcr1t, carried oil tho
ret 1noneS' hlilnT hsda' Masen r. saso
George aud smith, each i. In shooting oft ttIa
tie. kolr got the second money. letting 1}eal in
on the third. Mason. Sr.. and Kelly shot at "a
yards, distance Of 3 yards greater than their
opponents.
In the second sweepRtal;ea. eeycn cntrIca. L
birdb n: tue uEual I1atauce. for eli. Ecal killed
& straight birds. aud received tho frat money.
Hall, Goo1ge, antl Sullth, each !, III shooting
OIL tito tic, George took tho eecond money,
lelting Williamson of with tho third.
A good time IL anticipated Christmas Day. 4
team match III proposed botweun LaSal1o and
Pe:u, three on q side, 10 birds, el00 side.
, 1875-12-22

niaHb ovcn with tlla imperfect apparatus wiurh
tho man wnnItl f,o obliged to uac. bo would lfo-
nbly rrn''ure fonrtnon narsa IN tho bustlcl- OF
abntt afYhflsy gallons for each 4layH run. ....
hnd tln thought cofncA-kre tiero nthor Illicit
stil!s In ChiceRof There mnY DO man5 ott,crn
"lpao I,roriut IRA nro working A. notreloeHlv M
tho bjact Of thIs Article. aud WIN arc porha n
lnyinR I'm goo1ly atofes IT KFsenfacke wrongful
Is wltllhhu from tho Government. At INV ratio
there tcoinp to l,o a lo, enll for mn inyestiga-
lion on tho part Of tho revenue officials.
, 1875-12-22

'nentog tonight, tue lnrge majority bong
Iad1es. Mr. Moody said llo would take "a1an :"
fnr hin to1t, AMI la ths courso OF his remarks
rofefrod to Naau1af, tho 1oper, who saa curod by
rracle: lie then compared 'oEro8y with tho
inprosy Of Rin, and said It wAB much easier 10
cpanse man OF sins than Of his dtacAAe.
Aftcr tho regular eervices. many of both
Ro1os entered tho ialulry.rooma 10 be especially
prayed fnr.
, 1875-12-22
nHlIuAHY.

Stteta. D,spafeh I" The Chicago Tribune
DLoon1s0ToN. Iii, Dec. 2l.-AlsF. Riddle, OF
Tpmanda, we'll Known In Bloomington aud ylcin-
ity, died Of consumption in Denver, Col, today.