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, 1876-09-16
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

YESTERDAYS rR0CEED1N1S.
Special Nsp4sca 10 7ae Tribune.
OTTAWA, H., Sept 15.-The Supreme Court
mot, pursuant to adjournment, at o'clock this
morning, all the Judges being present. The
following proceedings were had:
MOTIONS DECIDED.
Il. Nchcaring poeket)-Crawlcy vs. Crawlcy
Ill ffiois es a. vs. sharp ct al. motion to con-
;HS!, Narrow y. Cooper; san,s order.
Homo National 1ank 81 Chicago; petition denied.
II. tRehcaslng Docket-Casaln9 VI. Mortimer
81; liatains, etc, vs.. Tho Town of Hale; eortl'
:, SOS. snallman ". Wh'stor; motion allowed and
ii, il. tKeheaiing Dsckot-wadhams VS.. lloseh-
kiss; putitt0u dgnted.
37B. Yush ". Steyes motion denied.
:is5. Maworth ys. Iiultng ct al. aau,a order.
vs.: Niehol Ct a. motion siiovod and appeal Ill.
;;s, NJ TAs r1s .!s yag0 of uya' Park ,'. ulll ct ali
5,5. Windo.t 70. The People OK rel. luck;
'Has: EsS. brooks va. ssno; .ame.
LIT. Same Va. Same; aamc.
510. baldwin u. 5amo: same.
ADMISSIONS,
All Of the class which was examined yester-
day were admitted, except William, ]. Hall, he
being under age. The following uro the names
in tho first list Of applications for examination:
Albert =. .A1nsbnry, owen =. ,Aldls, jancs
blanchnrd Brown, Jool =. Boekley, John A.
sls. ss dS. saoq nsa49 ps Hr rsd sek Pfss r9Sas G
baugh, Marshall Lannos Connolly, Cyreniua
Dotaing, Frunk G. Elliott, Winsluw Coan4, John
!,arnarl Fithian, Natlap!els Frcnsh, ltobott
Olson Gilbert, Henry Green, liotsft il. Grant,
Harry A. lfltellcosk, George ". Nenlrirlss,
atsp6en 8outlsrle iIebbcrd, William q. Kelly,
EiGridgo kiburn, Lorenzo Lelsna,, Jr., Nor1ail
slihigai., EIipiaisto 9, Norton, Andrew A j. o'Gon-
Plowman, Robert sra,uieyy|l,u Pclro, Jehu i.
Farst,, 1eorge stratton palne, Ezra Rue, Gharlcs
Andrew il. akidmorc, William Thumas Under
Edward x. woodIc, Albert ". Young.
NEW MGTioag. ,,,,,,
II. Richardson; motion for rule to aow CAUSE why
hIr namo alloua mol be stricken from tho roll OF at
lOs. Thomas vs.: Dorsots ct a. .n,otIoa to strike
psccpe from tho ales, and 4aAs thu witt OF error,
Uyj. Thu Chicago i Iowa itailroad Company W.
record. and appeal al4mIsssa, with per cent
aia.s Porter r4. MoIrs ct al; Sane order, no
i40 Majo. vs.. Sullivan; writ Of error dismissed
~ 6 ''s'4 " IL. People. motion to act
| aside the judgment.
u7l. Badger VI. Same; sumo motion.
lD4. CruiN, Adams, etc., ". Mcuoon Ct nj.
suggestion u tliu death of ltictard II. Mctiooa,
aa laot!on fur scl. fa. To his legal representatives.
G7.. Ede,r0ok W. coopcr Ct ii. uott0n for leave
t0 withdraw tho appeal band.
H73. Fulpy ", G1lca; appeal 1lamsAcd on abort
record. with ptt cetl damages.
U1s. WAlds0n W. Rally; sanie order.
ADJOuHNMENT.
The Court adjourned t0 o'clock Tomorrow
norning.
, 1876-09-16
wINNEDAQO COUNTY.

RocRronn, IT., stpt. .15.-Tho fair to-day,
owing to the favorable wcatl,ert WAS m immense
success. It ia estimated that at least IT, 900 per
Sons must have listened to tho charming poem
OF Benjamin F. Taylorranl tho eloquent ad-
dress Of Prof. David Swing, Of Chicago. Mr..
Tny1ors poem came first, and WAS greeted with
roara Of laughter and tremendous applause.
Prof. David Swing, Of Chicago, followed with
q logical and interesting address, In which
Nc proved to tho satisfaction OF all that
for 5000 years the world has neglected to hn
property housed, properly clothed, or properly
led. Tic Greeks followed painting and aeulp-
turc, tho Romans wnr aud law, and tho M[dd!o
Ages theology, but never thought Of tnvehtinE
cook-stove. This century has turned It's ut
tention to providing for the comforts OF Tlan-
kind. We don't want to know how many angels
cnn .Inncc OH tho point Ut needle, but are most
lntcrcstod as Brother Taylor says in tho. inycil-
tlon Of plow or o reaper. Our ecll-
tury Inns founded the philosophy Of
utility. Tho Baconian philosophy started
the useful arts, n,d tue learned prcaeiIcr Illus
trated this philosophy at length With eloquencO
an.l effect. The sA,1,0 philosophy TINT gave us
bad ploTs gnve lis asso bad statesmen and
rulers who upheld slavery, etc. They are, hows
over, 1css likely to appear upon the aroma of tho
worlds aifairs than hand-knito ls In tho har-
vest Held.
The speech was greeted with great applause.
! The days proceedings eliminated with q
| trotting-nlateli, which WINS won by Tornado.
| The 1000 race comes Of tomorrow instead OF
to-day.
, 1876-09-16

noAtVH 8AH10Y C0kflTf.
Hoogley's boy has bcell spending lbs summer
vacation with lits grandfather uul grandmother
duWn East. lie got home this week, and u few
evenings a,o, while sitting OH the curl,stone al-
lusttng 4 rug on hls sore l1eel, he waa telling
bqueaky {one Of hs chun.s) What gDDl tinio l.u
lind. Tlle following ts Ills story: "lyc gut tho
u!1 boss grandmother for telln' gteElGs, ul.t!
don't you lurgct til 6lle IL ,ls much III sUD
yenrs old, With great, long, crooked chin, and
rr lacU klntlcE looks like pork but sles
bully 0ld gal, md cunt 6he tell s0nle awful
Iujun stortea. Hhe says aliu's got tllrte mat
trcssos stuffed with Ih)un's hair that my Erusl-
father killed atd scalped when he was i young
Iunn. All Ut my grn.Mlmotlltr'a1 1illers tsstuiI-
el with Inlun's hair, tUo SHE says. Ny grn,ill-
father llns Kot al old tntlors~gun that gurss
WIS tnatte when NUor cum nut In tho ak. My
grandfather used to s1lout beasBu tlgrrs,n ele-
luntb'n cruekurdllrs'n nll kinds Of birds unG
everything, Ny eranltatlcE shot lis gun lutcr
/. ~ linn Or wolf ono day, aud tile wolf gsoweu
!nasl'n run oat d ~ w9o.ls'n run inter d
tiaber's uuao'n swallcscA thrce ilttty children.
Ny grandfather l.e ruMs'n grahbrd tue VIOLIN
skiAnGtl hlfa'u saved tho chidrci fore tlley's 1t
mp. piFnts used to sail up the river III front uf
,ny EraudfathcE's housen they used to rob folks
and murder ctl! Anu gtt their lnunny; thuy used
to murder y Thousand luslt8 day sometimes
und berry tue gold In cave. Ny grandmother
was all aOne one day, A1l1 some lilruts cum atld
SIT tic hullsc aure, md my grandmother
thrlw'l hil1n' water uu the ptruts unl they left
fuur millions OF gold and run uH. You ought
thlngsln
, 1876-09-16

According to tho Courier 1t Hayoats, q nlnn
Town Vi 81. Juai du Luz a,ld cul,slll1nly rvpoft-
cd as dead, especially by btu wife and her sister
who nlaae als absence Tue p1ctcxt for soliciting
charitable donations, which, Lowcycr, thcy
spent iu orgies. Tho man was not lcail, but
lal list his sight, atll blu wlfu had shut HIN up
III miserable plEsty adjoining thu house. its
effusuituro was plank couch and Water
bucket; h!s oniy clothing summer or winter, d
ragged shlrt, and fur f"o1 le had bread. pota-
toes, and water. Meanwhile. In the adjoining
houss, auI within Ills Ae4rng, thu woE,en of
Lib household guye themselves mp to the most
Infamous practices. Altar leading this miscrn-
bio existence foF over niue years, q happy
broke u holu in tbs wall ut his prison, csulped,
plla Eroped his way to u tclshboF's hollae.
, 1876-09-16
MARINE.
CHICAGO.


AnnlvALs-stmr A1pcnaf MusHeRon,s suna,,..,
prop Buckeye, Glen Iinven, lumber; pton n,,'
marck, Marnettc. tnwing; prop Messenger. nm.
ton 1lnrbor, sulNIrtcs: psnp O.. j. Trucslc1. =,
Joe, snnt!rfcs; prop Munomtnec, Green Uny. srn.
dries; prop Trader, South 1Iavtn, stln1fics: n,o,
g. +. 1tenth. shugatuek, sundfes; rrop 1rt..p
Ocean, Day CITY. 1umber; prop Chauncy 1iutlh,,
bay City, salt; prop Favostte, Mcnomlnce, towJOe,
sthr Francis ralm., Cleveland. coal; scow wh,,a
ess esk nmSf saS III oSassa &S'"sss"ss M
IT, bsDe. .s,e YSsfo assa.s etas,s .m.9 ss
sasec, aiantstec, 1nmbet; schr L. Il. Coate., Mas.
kegor, lumber; Bchr Argonaut, 1'ay CITY, lumtc,
sehr Lille pratt Mcnotnlncc. 'nmbcri sshr iotiIs
land, iambar; ,eist y; .!hompsom, With whi 1aks aiS.
lumber; echr Petrol, Mnskeson lntnhcs; schr ill.,
Mnskegon, lumber; schs Lsyi 9rant, Mn.kcs:oonS,, :oS,
nee, lumber; seMi Icrnl.cl1, aIcnominoe, ia,nIst.
fsht Plkaynmst kym't M@sno'ne,s @ l.mhet; 'sr
kegon. lumber; scow Sea Bird, saugatuck qs. inm.
bes; aehr Chieag3o. Manitowoc, sanlrles.
a sotn se s.a p ppa b'sf' g. o,aa soo a M
salt; prop CITY Of Traverse. rAscfse cly, 16o irl,
pork Il hsls hsot @ qn1 nn s,!nd,1es: s., sshr la Eln.
otrmsn ;Ss' Baao ooo In CO: nssf' rap T.$ T;sst
pest White Lake. il bsls salt; prop McnominHe,'r' H,''
lrcen 1ay y bEla porls, 200 <ac'ss teed a, sua
!nson, M!nckaunco, 10 bss beef sunlfIes; targ.
RldoFaan, MinckAunee, 90 erls heans and sunrioi:
Tradcl. ssnsatuck, si green hdc. aS iii. ssiHp III
mess rork, md sunar!es; prep George + Heath,
sundrlea; prop Arabia Buffalo, 10, 4T2 bu ryt''
gu, 5og hi coEi., J., 100 bag. iuxaced, and suntos
5fHp TSssS pfSs g. 5'iTS T ILL asS 0 aq H.
30 kegs lead, and Hullltree.
, 1876-09-16

before Ills departure Mr.. Yours toiegraphed to
William M. Tweed wis was using the name
Of "sccnr," but The dsPatsh aTrriyca IT. ta, to-
a carriage and went out of town for q
distance Of eight miles to find Captain General
Jnrcl1ar 70 ak him to send I'M order To dcthln
Tweed, nltaa secor. The lIspatch waS sont but
authorities, however, N,tfi at Santiago dc Cuba
and Ilnvans, were iI,aJo acquainted with tho
facts In tho caaa md thp nova was consequently
tcleernphe.l over 10 N[ndrtd. The rcst you know.
prison lin inrt1,cr would IN ny "'rinIon, ba re-
vcngc, not justtcc seeing llat nlI his aecolpllces
arc al large. Tint Is oil hare To say.
WHAT M1. o'coSoR sAYs Anour 7wEED's SUR
RENDER %t;s sfs ,sr1 FGfs1RtF s1ta IT. gHfs4anS1. H.
O'Conor, yesterday, i" that Tweed Is IN custody
at Vigo. havc always lind m idea tint hc wns
TO 20 there than elsewhere. Some time ngo
Sheriff Conner md o,e or two deputies ealno 10
nc md said they believed Tweed to 10 III
Draz!l but I doubted that vcty mich IN
tlInk, abandoned. i look upon tho arrest q
Tweed by Spanish ofllcala a. what among gen,
tlcmcn would bo termed an act Of courtesy and
among nations Ia calsetl af act OK comfy Acts
Of eonity betwecn nations have pFeyaea, ~ snr r.
treaties are comparatively Of recent ,or'-
gln-I think within my own llts.
guided tho conl,lcttof the nations In rclntion
thcreto. ] can recall case to illustrate: A.
the time when Hungary revolted against tho
ruln Of Austrin number Of Hungarian officers
escaped into Turkey. Tic Austrian Ooverr-
mcnt demanded their return to Jurisdiction.
This Turkey spirftcdly refused to grnnt, hold
Ing, believe, tint the escaped officers wcso
political refugees and guilty Of no crime
worthy Of tlieir compulsory return to THO
Austrian authorities Tweed Is not q ,politl-
cal refugee, and tho action Of Spain In re.
turning him to this country ia juatthable, II
| she chooses to 10 so. Az to what will be donc
II Tweed 10 returned to New York, | cannot
tell definitely. Tie prosecutions against him
will IN no why 10 reln1cd. Lam inclined to be-
llcyc tnnt Tweed, Il brought back, VIII threw 9,
giving, tho Attorney General q complete
&C., md viii, The consent Of tic Governor, at'
| arrangement may DO made whereby te State
will receive back tho money, Or n part Of the
moncy, stolen from 1t, md Tweed nay gait,
| Ills liberty. have not seen Gov, Tilden sineC
| tho news Of Twcrd's capture was received. and
haro had no opportunity for consultation"
"Would Tweed bo q United stntcs prisoner,
or o priaoncr belonging to tho State OF Now
York, In case llc is returned from spalnfn
Ife would belong to tic State OF New York.
butt It IL mooted question whether Or not New
| York State could have demanded Tweed from
Spain. Some authorities huld that tho State
his right 10 demand prisoner from another
foreign State or province, The snfcst why, how.
ever, Is To proceed through thu Department oI
| State at WAslingtDn.n
, 1876-09-16
Tho police were sent for, and tho two women
nrrcRtcd and conveyed to tho prison at 3D.
yOnnC.
FAIRS.
WISCONSIN,.

Special ptspatcA 10 7zs 7ri1nas,
MILWAUKEE Sept. 15.-Thc weather to-day
Il superl, ard everybody Is liapry. Tho cxtcn-
s!un OF tho fair time to Tuesday night glvcs
unvereal satisfaction. Ono question, However,
ngitatcs portion OF tho public, as to whether.
tho grounds will bc open on Sunday or not.
The Centennial arrangement Is mentioned, and
arguments pro and con aro used on tho street.
corners. Quito largo ACCESSION IL expected OH
Monday. There will be Many attractions then,
not TO be seen before that time. Tho track Will
bc IN gooa condition Monday:-l,ardly before,
before although tho weather u very favorable
to-tlay, bright sun mud strong wind.
year: ~
py<.ldsnt-,Ths lion. Fl! stll:on. ef oshko.h, :,
siaaIson; TSirsl District. j. it. Wassen, of At
Ss.d EoFTh @ psf ps 'e sa 1 cak Ms5s & Fl @
bsse j. T. hsoo Eaa u cs!e EaSh ps.
rs: 9a1pw 9sns L wkWHf'}Fe' r HfSssa SsseeSe
= Il kfefe E s5a% nSssac 81
psss@sr y e. Gse :: e1 u es
IlaHso, hS;aa; II ai'a sprinsvsls. l' . " "''A'''S' ~
Tho Hon. IT, l. Palmer at the election offer
| ed the followEng:
Rtso1ped, That In tho opinion Of the members Of
the State Agricultural Society It Is incxpcd.ent to
opcn Lilo State Falr OFT Sunday.
The Hon. Sat Clark, of Horizon, made q
strong argument n favor Of opcntnE tho Faii
Oil Suiday, ms did 4. e. Spencer, Of Tic Spencer
College. ". @. Benedict, who appcared to ee
tho only representative ot the Christian elc'
| .nent u, opposed any further ralnnrks Of Mfr.
Spencer, ard tried to drown his voice by cries o1
"Qucsttont question:" wien 3. Leidcrsdorf,
tho Hon. Charles II. Iarkih, Sat Clark, and
speak. Quiet being restored, spcnccr sailed IL
inquired II tho State Fair Was religious instt
Spencer Is j sharp speaker, always to tho point
Ifc denounced the attempt aa nnti-Ainerfcan
Several persons in the Audience cried Soap
! snapI" which created considerable merrimcnt
| Tho question rclnane undecided.
, 1876-09-16
THE APPELLATE COURT.
WHY IT WILL NOT ANawBR.


CHICAGO, Sept 15.-1n your fssac Of tho 18th
Inst. an interview With member of the Bar Of
thIs county md editorial comments upon It are
rIven. Ti,c nrono.sttou there ADVANCED 10 re.
Ss e $500. nS',". ~. s.s....t,s. -. H.
lte7e tho Supreme Court BY constituting m 10.
tcrmediate Appellate Court under Sec II, Of
Art. VI, Of tho Constitution, will scarcely,
think, answer. That section reads as follows:
,e,Iosn coifts oi X Uniform otsanlzs,on and 1nrs-
cticn. mnv Ia cfrnfci in ijsircts formed fol Tint
purposo to which snch appeals md wtits Of error
ns the General Assembly may provide may bo
which appeals ana w,ts ot e1ror shall i'e to t'!e M
~ ~ ~ snnot ~ tho yaiidiiv ns -
stntH'a n@aavs .n IL sneb ~ otoy liz cn.e. ~ NAV
i" s,rnyi,iei hy law. snch AnncliGto Courts ahatl
hc kcid hr ench nunber of jHIecs ot tho Circuit
Coarts aid 1t such tines npd places and In such
ulnnnrr N may be provided BY law; but no Judge
nha!! st in rcyicw uron cases DECIDED BY him, nur
shall teil Jn!iRcs receive my auats9oha' compen'
ape p 'adv rven tIs at lepuh because this
appellate Court is composed Of the Circuit
Ju,,rca already elected, But / ask What time
a. 1ns<xoo - ti,s a,.o,,tt y, ,ou,Io n N.
lavo s1'o 'uusse -. ~. ~ ~ ,hon,, Th"..
review ot Cases already dce!aea w thcm then
timu Is more than occupied already wlth hear-
tur cascs In tho first instance, without going
over Tho sn,no pronn1 and takinp from tl,rcc
to seven OF Their nullbcE TO serve Us CONDUIT
ppsc,, ptpc ~ ~ nue nf thcn ~ thc Snrcno Court.
ppnI for fear ihcy Should have ljght on thr sub.
iert this section prohibits the one tiat heard It,
nd ani mi might I bo supposed to ki,ow something
nwcts pcrcw ~, n,,nn sn H. T. au n' ''o '''S ~.
T. .iriiant fr,n +,,c time of vonr art,cle
that YOU are under the impression that tl,ie half
way s court could bo composed of persons elected
fntcc of the Htato: bit il ID evident that it
txanid icerco.o % that fl,rca 1y imnosinu unou
WRut wIuT va si aye more wopk to d. md to 10 tnt
, 1876-09-16

~ We E0'sF ~ 4Hs 1Vouh6. .....
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-I think orr Common
Council In thelr xeal for ccuuou,y have in soI,o
cusea carried tho matter too fur for the good oi
the public aud the reputation ot the city,
hnva refprenco now to tla asnall force attacl,ea
ta tho Health Departure They hayo not help
s',opsh ~ tit aSpartnotat to no 11stss to tue
qucuro, tho condition Of The city is feartul,
Our alrys, strcrts, back -yartls, and prlvy-
vaults In many sections Of tho city arc Il, per-
toetly awful atatc, md unless riaanEo IL made
having terrible pustilellsc, mud thousands OF
E1elI, women, md Children will becone inl!abtt-
ants Of tho 'sC!sy Of tho Dead" Tie Health
Commission neells another assistant lnd ln0rc
privu AiEl IT nce1cd hclp, aud 1t Is . duty duo
the community tlat the intercsts uf tho Health
Department Should at onca asaya thu serious Ut
trntlon Ut our legislators. REfoAM.
, 1876-09-16

CnsoAuo.-Tho foSgrunncss Of this weeks um.
bGr feet have begun to arstvo. :. The following
vessots undergoing rcpairs at tic docks Of tht
Chicago Dry Dock Company; echgs NJ. c. Cam.
cron Peoria, Dclo 1IanEcom, Sea Star. and Cha1ley
H!bbard. Tho barge Nuttcr. which left here
yesterday With an immense cargo Of grain, ground
cd several times whl1c going down tho river, but
In each instance she was pulled OF ngaln safely.
She drew nearly 15 feet OF watcr.,. ..The aehr
Hungarian Left hero for Nuskcgon 10 take on
cargo Of datla for Quebec. Tho scht FL Tempo L
rccclv ing an overhnutng at len Eyatess. dry duck
,,,,Tho schr Great West, lying alongside the Air.
Line Elevator came quito destroyed by G
yesterday. Thoy were boiling pitch on thu stov,
IN the eabin; i happened to fail on and sct ths
aud the tugs johnson md Nurton hastcned 10 Til
rcscne Of The endangered craft and sneccsacd II
af 'nS assh sss G M o. . G ffe p
third Or fourth accident Of Tho kind this season
which has resulted from boiling pitch on the etosc
Of The cabin. This dangerous proceeding ought 10
be strictly prohibited on board Of oil ycssG1s.
, 1876-09-16
LETTEES FROM THE PEOPLE.
TIE BLACK HILLS.

To tht E0lg0F ~ 1ft 1F11nNE.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15,-Hayihg seen worry glow
ing report from the D1nck Hills In your paper
yesterday, md believing sucl. reports lave q
tendency to lure men from their l,unfcs to ccr-
tain disappointment, and perhaps an tnt!tnely
death, feel impoled to give some Of the facta
MS know them to be. have just received let
tcra from one not interested, anu "an old
miner, and ono Of tho pioneers Of no." Which
arc so very different from Mr., Nlillcr'a account
that can but think tile article In TuH TRIBUNE
was wrltten by parties interested. WILL Quotp
somc extracts from tho letters:
arrived Ayo days ahead Of the train In which
We started, the stago oyestaking us about half
why, and, calling for volunteers to net d. guurd,
Without which they were afraid to psoceed, myscif
thou,, and got through safcly, tho two former
iaying been captursd b{ Indians. We rode l05
nlilea In fous days. The Indians orc very trouble-
One wcek ago to.day four men wore murdered
here, ono boIng tic only preacher escr here,
murdsted r and seatped ws haar Of parsiss M balng
murdered every day: but The papera VIII not pub.
down without notice Or reason; In fact, 'tla tho
roughcst place was over In.
Have seen more mcu 'tbrolso" hero thin any
| where have ever been. 1I4Ye met scores Of Chi.
cago p1en, but failed to find nne who has maie any
rplnraing. Even tho gamblers cannot make money.
> havo no doubt there Is guild here, but not so cI
badly watcrcd-ln many p'accs 1t ls impossible to
| gct water for mining purposes. .Fhe M!nera' law
alow1 claim Of 800 feet from hill to bill, that
It requires but few miners to npproprinte guich
as the paying ones arc Short an all that have been
| opened arc already appropriated :,
| So much for mtncr's, account. withhold
| naanea as do not asek notoriety, but t ! wusc
| to give name OF the writer It would be rec
| ognlzcd by hundreds Of businessmen In Chica-
70, who would youch for thu truth aud good
| Judgment Of said writer.
shall expect letters from Dcadwood by oyery
" PonY Express" and should anything arIso oi
u moro encouraging nature will Make IL known.
| Respectfully, &c.
, 1876-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

ilEns AND TnEhz'-Th' achr Progress sprung
oblipotl 10 mt IN at Mcuomones for ronairs. e.
:, Es,,1 .dasti.o. .,, h. will nj, t,o sa,,. nor,
Ii h'!s "asssHaea t'a. Nv WIZ ee.' 'ho Acus sv
pcakAt auctlOh ~ f0It washington on Eho @ote
Inst -. Tho Hcow Selma will 10 sold by United
states Marshal Hamilton At Two lslvsn Fri
INC as.., rt III. ~.
soSesven aao * stS uso H. within
!eIas WHICH Wis WIZ T. a, nmuts ~ @ LIZ Fns ,i n,s
aay nga amS nau1sc & aMIy ,t tnS "it,h w
.. ,snt. eoass ~ gaot},s -. snrcs
ht.o @ Suatos Mutostst eu ~ ausei
ths law recurring ~! s!eamooat tns anu sssss' ss
owners 70 report ~ asasEss, M a. @ "
tho ponAlly lot !altnse 20 uo waeh W.! 20 hsscss
" every caso. Iho laW Nas alWaya peet IN i9tss
ahcg ~ ssaec, ~ has nseh Esea hn ~ tHs
, 1876-09-16


CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Until within year or
two the Eagle Lake country was entirely un-
settled, aud occupied only by tho herds Of the
rancheros Of the Brazos. Recently about 100
fnn,il!ea from A1abamn settlcd around the lake,
making It anything but q desirable locality for
others, and they were aud arc regarded as being
anything but desirable acccssiotl, even ia TINT
wilderness Of pralrIc, by tl,e few wealthy stock
raisers In tho yicinty. It was doubtless this
element that both instlgated anil pcrpetrutcd
tho ,ndssacrc, ns tho old Texans arc proverbiully
kind, indulgent liberal, md eonllding to their
employees butll black and white, u in extent
not always justified or lneritcd. Alabama has
furnished Texas With very ba1 clasa OF en- emil
gtauts,--doubtlcss those who, discovering they
1il not leave tic :" "nlggcr'' u LcalInd, have coni-
iucncc4 ti1o present effort at cxtelmination at
Eagle Lake. Contral sUuthern Texas !s almost
cntlr1iy uncultivatcd, ind but few Northern
men venture In it's undesirable prcclucts, lcAv-
Ing its vast pratrcs to immense herds Of cattle
aid the lew settlements, that accord III nll ~.
spcets with tho moral and social Hsperts Of
Eagle Luke. y. B. W.
, 1876-09-16
PORT HURON.

Specta! Dttpatch to 7ne Tribune
ponT 1IuHox, Alch.. Sept. 15.-DowN-P,ops
Wenopa, OCEAN. Huron City, Wlssahickon and
consort, Alpcna and batges; schrs Mentlccllo, An.
nlc Sherwood
Ur-Props Oswcgatchic, Europe, Denton, Hack.
cit und consort; schra HAvana, Mary Copley,
Three brothers, Col Cook, A. H. kfmhala.
WlHp-North, gentle; weather duo.
down last night, run into tho sehs Knight Tcnpar.
which was al. anchor, and carried away ther OWN
bboom @ong IT. sht IT. E. aa Tep.r
Ponr HuNuS, M!ch., Sept. la-ll p. m. -DowX
Props rassatc, Fountain City. New York nud
bargps, Allegheny md bargcs; schfA Pathfinder,
eAyr, II. 9. Pottor, Thomas 1uayle, Empire State,
Butcher. Boy, Bunnyside, F1ortda.
ur-Props Momtana, Indiana, Canseteo; Empire
Hamilton, Stafford Eliza acrlaeh, Z. Fitzgerald.
Nev0dn, John EuEt.
pontoons ready ior the work of raising tho pop
Ontonugon, sink near Colchester Reef.
, 1876-09-16

TO gNe Eu3fUf 0 lat 1ft0HHd.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1b.-Under tho heading "Cl-
pl,ercd It Out" In THs TA1uJNE.of to-day.
appcars solution by I. .. Wheeler Of the
"ChIyalrpus Copundrun." Now ". c." that
Wheeler has taken much more trouble lu tl.o
solution tllun Is necessary, II thu couunilru1n Ia
to Ge solved on tue hypothesis TINT the piatol1
bali moves with uniform velocity. For, A hay-
lux IA E.2s.t3 fcet start Of Tho plstSl-Gall, aud
tlie bAll gaanlng o3s:ot9 feet per second, II
will have the time It takes tho ptstol-bali to
catch 4. That time will 10 .t5SS0i Of u seeonl; |;
4.vlU suconds haylng passed betwren the time
wlien A said "You liz" aud the tnc thu pts-
seuger havlng uscl up ,153SH Of u second on
tho wny, A will "pass III Ills checks" ln Just
5Ut!SOl seconds after tho undllatIons OF tho
atmosphere CARRIED " thu cur of u, A's words
"llulc Of Three" q. E. D.
MATT U. MAgrIx.
, 1876-09-16

EAST sAulNAw, Mich, supt, 15.-Tle bark O.
s. Hazard, bonnl for Chicago With 900, 600 It oi
lumber on board. In tow Of tue tug Annie Mo!tes,
going down The riyor at 4:30 th!s afternoon, col
ldcd with the second span OF tho Flint 4 roto
Marquette Railway bridge, doing large amonnt
Of damage. This concasslon carr}cd away ller jIb-
boom, bUwHprlt jtbstay, foretop malnstay, mar
tngaio, bobstay, and her lGnre-hcad, and st0 now
lies hard On with llcF muse fastened In the ttnbeFa
Of the brtdge Her wire stays forward wese nso
snapped OF like thread. Tho damage is estimated
ut 81, 600. The br31gs Is also damaged 10 the *
tent Ut $1,000, and trains will bo temporarily
stopped from crossing.