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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

the committee to make the examination
thorough and conclusive, and to that end
would propose the selection of three men
within the Congregational body, in whose
decision the world could have confidence.
before whom only Messrs. Beecher and
Bowen with their witnesses, should
appear, when he (Bowen) would unre-
servedly give in the evidence which had
led him to believe in the guilt of Mr..
Beecher; the parties hearing the evidence
t. ts pledged to keep it profound secret.
The committee decided not to accept Mr..
Bowen's proposition on the ground that it
was not a case between Messrs Beecher
and Bowen, but case between Plymouth
Church and Mr.. Bowen, and ought not to
be Withdrawn from the church. and taken
before strangers: They then adopted a res
olutiOn calling upon Mr.. Bowen to state
any facts IN his possession in support
of the allegations that he had made
against Mr.. Beecher. Mr.. Bowen then
said that, as the committee refused to
give him the necessary time to prepare
reply, he must withdraw. He then read
paper, concluding with the statement
that he was now ready when properly put
on trial before any proper tribunal, or
before the committee, -" but he must de-
cline at this notice and in this irregular
way to answer the questions on this occa-
sion" He again appealed to them while
leaving then room to give him tine to pre-
pare reply.
THE Bank of Commerce at New Lon
don, Conn, was robbed on the night of
the 9Th of,21 500.
TEE, second trial of Piper, the Boston
belfIy murderer, was concluded, on the
10th, by verdict of guilty Of murder
in the first degree"
ONlthe evening OF the 10th, at Annapo-
lis, Md, Hon. Reverdy Johnson was
found dead in the grounds adjoining the
Governors residence. 1t is supposed
that he stumbled and fell over some loose
pieces of coal lying on the sidewalk, his
head striking the edge of the projecting
base of the WALL producing fracture of
the skull The medical opinion is that
the chief and fatal injury was fracture
of the frontal bone, extending from near
the outer angle of the right orbit upward
and backward to the coronal suture. Mr..
Johnson would have been eighty years
old on the 21st Of May next.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

PROVISIONS s21. 5O021 rs. Lard
Prime Steam, 122iG12Xc. Cheese-6012hc.
WooL.-Domestic Fleece, 4aG55c.
CHICAGO.
LIVE SToCK.-Beeves-Choice, S5.OO15.5 so;
GOOD, S4.5O9475; medium, s4.25f4.40; butch
ers'i stock, S3.o0G3.75; stock cattle, $3.50
375 Hogs-Live, S7.5OGs.ao Sheep--Good to
choice, S4.75@550
PRovIsIoNs.-Butter-C a50a6c Eggs
Fresh, 1701Sc Pork-Mess, $50. 25120 80. Lard
-s12.15S12.
BREADsTUFFs.-Flour-Wh Winter Extra
S475GS75O; spring extra, S4OO1525. Wheat
Spring No. ?, 1.o0aG1.Ga. Corn--No. 2, 40s
G40Ac. oats-No. 2, s1@31Ac. Rye-No. p,
66h@67hc. Barley-No. ?, 751l @76c.
LUMBER.-First and Second Clear. $1,000
G42Co; Common Boards, S11 .G0G1200; Fencing,
Sl2.OOG1300; "A" Shingles, S2.5003.o0; Lath,
S1.75G2.to.
EAST LIBERTY.
LIVE STOCK -Beeves-Best, $60096 e5: me-
dunn, S5.O0@5.25. Hogs-Yorkers, S7.706S 90:
Philadelphias, SS25@S 30. Sheep-Best, $4,000
600; medium, S4.75@550.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17
CINCINNATI. Feb. 6.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.
Information tonight from those injured
at the Robinson Opera House, yesterday,
is favorable. Mrs. Henry Kessler, reported
dead, is still living and will recover. Con-
siderable prominence is given to the re.
port that the alarm was started by pick
pockets, who expected to profit by it, but
the story is generally discredited
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

LIVE STocK.-Beef tle--S10.OO@12 80. Hogs
Live, S8.25G8.4O. Sheep-Lfve, $3.50
Tj0.
BREADsTUFFs --Flour-Goed to choice, S5.409
$50; white wheat extra, S5.919T.75. Wheat-No.
, Chicago, s1.2O01.22; No. Milwaukee spring,
s. 81 a .. Rye-Western and State, S6QS7c.
Barley-S5GS9c. Corn-Mixed Western, 630
63kc. Oats-Mixed Western, 46Q47c.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

The lady managers of the Boston
Lancers' leap-year party played joke on
the company by inviting them to drink
champagne, which was found to be
molasses and water charged with gas.
, 1876-01-17

~. Quad.
CntP1En Lit Was Now Yesr's morning, III
llad been thinking d:or!y for = day or t~o, aad
tllero MAS hpartan i0ud on hia face AZ hn D.t
down to breakfast. 11o waa unusually 1ulet
thouEh lio sntd he noyer fcIt better In bis l|fo
CHAPTER ll.-llltlng from tia tablo, ae tlsv
Tort hrs tohscco-box. and snd to llla wife:
"liaanah, I'm soiug tu quis tue ucea!''
"fcs. ana. Two bcen slave to thu disgust
Ing hahit fot forty yeats; but now am dous
with it Come hage lIahnal."
sho folloMod hun TO tue donr, Aud 10 auug Luz
box tar out i..:o tho back yard. .,<.'.'
CHArrgR lll.---Four i 4Yb Ind passed. Dried
pumpkin eayes, tp1ces Grlm. and dried boef tlad
leon chewcd IN p!acD Of tho accustomed null.
Tho family cat hul bsen Kicked out Of dooI,,
tho dog l,at tlcds tho hired glrl'4 nono Was up;
eTerv pcdllsr IN Town ca,ue to tho door,
But you will stok to your resolution, won't
you T" asked tho wife.
II will Gr d!e1 la repljed,
CHAPTER lAsr.-'Twaa dark, IIau snoaked
around tho houso-on his knoea on Tho gtlss
-pawed arouud-tlngoss o'u!chol IN object
lid flo" opo.i.-moyed his right hand 4, Ills
Was!" '' e's'
Aoral-Don't chou.
, 1876-01-17

INFoM ffto tTkNs
Tho lawyer who lFew up Tho "proytsjopB ="
Printed GU tho back Of aooldcnt insurance c.lds
thought he bad provided for eyory posslble CON
tinBency, but tlo was allott.si4l,ted mortal. lie
ah9u'd have added aoveral other ploylAos, ab
I. Provided. that the insured ts mol on his
olse.
!, :. Provided, that his wife wasn't down to Tho
dapot to SEQ lin oU
9: Froy1od, that he has nsver wrcnchedlhim-
Crawling h.o o' s psnr M ~do~ Wy stter s mdaiehs es
Z: Provided. that ho does uot oconry ! scat
With man VINO las eau OF uitro.g Iyceslns in
his ceat-tail pocket.
Q. Provided, that tho aocdsnt didn't b.pptn
IN time Of war, pssce, dsylRht, darknass, Of from
any good or bad causo,
D. Provided. that Tho Injury ID plsin,y yis,b)c,
IL On hB ear, or his .IIutnD, aud WIS., tscelysI in
she regular maunor laid down for ncsldents to
happen.
ID, Provided. that II didn'. barpsn from any
bteak-doxn, smas4'up, run-oH, collision, or any
Provided that be can gdt blu cash.
, 1876-01-17

binds Of tlsh In the streams Of donnna Count7.
Largo and sna|l fish arn ruthlesaly killed iv this
hitbarnus PRACTICE just now tho salns II, t.ont
Is OH lts ttasets tn spawning ground. whieb but
moss tuat After n single dtact,nrgo Of giant paw
der IN lsueHian H,vor llo counted lwonty. sn ven
largo salmon with their to4es upward on Tho
stirfnco Of the water Atl eroat n,,mher OF InrG-
or lIsl' Of other yarics att irnn'.,srahio snnll
Aussin Crcot Mas onco tho ilhens alroani IN tho
Rt,to for lrUut. u ant Powder bas botn c1rtot.
or In tta wntera un.tl all sue fish t,a.e bcon
killed. In tho Lagoon giant POWDER llas bson
usetl n'eo II MarR Went md in tho strcams
throughout tho country. W. lIopo that tho
nresen, legislature viii pass law maktna tho
pcna,ty 10 A!llnG"nt for killing nah with giant
puAdcf tnRt no QUO Will dare 10 risk II.
, 1876-01-17
How American Nomcu Arc Insu,ted
in 1ltlnll+

~, IrootFtn Ea1et Mtan Corrtspondfnte
1he Alta '1Ho 1adtsn t!o not promenade tho
asieats stnGly, aaso iu ra.o cnaea they ara 1en-
orally accompanied by Il companion Of tl,oir Owl,
Hex-n1othar or steter, Or, II with gontlc-
man, l,o 10 gcuora!Iy husband, fathor, or
for a Alfaneao lauv 10 promenade tuo
street atth = gentleman net relation. Certain
!tis tbat. WHOM QUO 10 soop atpne, eho ia nh. to
DO Rccosttl by oycr5 Italian allo meets Ameii-
can and English iadieR, aad purttcul .tly Tic
former, arc subject TO insult aud al I, ,yance
f.om tho bIiIaueso eep.Ienpn f7l.. wiz,
thWka nothing Of wAklug I'LL to nud
accoatlnE them is famll,ar1y AB tlloy
would moMhar Of tho dcmi-moado 90
broadway. This 10 tho renuls Of tbe action
o. sono AMos!can EiEls who have been students
q music lofo at dlysru times, aud who, asny
from Iomo, acted in such Inaouer ~ to bring
d'Hg hue aud contumety on tho nau.o of Amc1..
ch't WomanfIood. An Italian does not thi,.J
20 1rsults III AMERICAN lady bv inviting
her ~ Uecome hls mistresat eynn II he
las not had tho slightast encouragement
20 mako Huch 4 propualton. American
!a1les who COME hDro 10 study music aecm to
thotn TO DO fair gano. n.,ll il tbny arc without
rEotecttob they are pursued lomorseletsly, aud
they either Buccum6 or arc Rl4d to noa from
the city 70 save tucir reputation. a case
10 point swaa 5olatei ito NC few da,R
ago. ~heEh an ostlmab!o aau handsome young
laron (lero. Tho Iln,l'ng that Ills advances Woro
traated With eoarn. uael to aun,! his carriage, .
"etl.kaoHn e4nlpaGc, to stand III trout OF the
ladyA house for two Of tbleo houtB after mid.
nikat. Iha lRly wss eventually obliged to lice
from the CITY to escape Ais prosecutions, lkat
IL sample ot That younY American woman
unprotected, haa 10 expect Ia ailiau.
, 1876-01-17
Ihe thsngs OF tha past. usYas 10 b. called up

again:
nrrscz or r. o. noyp \ Co.. a nn7Ap srnssr.
Nav ionk. Feb, u. ia7t.-.ftsus 70 s'n 4. fa.t.
y an, G. .t:nac. m..-qr.rLrMks: plcats shp 10
II has al'c.dy bscn orpialnoi Tint !" pi'mond
c" was a private sua:k which asa III uso bbt~ecn
Go'sen Il En- .tmsn nr,l F Il. How'd 4 Co., mud
That IL aignECed "cftoke.l." "tt'n goo In marked
"B' aero AtrstH',s thu i,t1[al m" standing
Tor boyd.
Tho gentleman who aIlnerd III, reporter to,
rcn the atnye was now rns"sr communicative ..
and added. In a perfectly sasua1 mauncr, thst
this letter uaa
oNLr oys ',r AconT pozky
10 tie fame dticrt
"fhrre sra" continued the gentleman, ''cer-
tain hccoIhsA ri atcn doli seoI to Ate~ert. Unf-
sen Il Ekh.,nsn nv Hoyd & Co. wherein In dis
molly s:aoa. by tgurHs and Tema.k k. tho d1fFoi-
ence t.iwse, ~ kud m alcolo. slors
.a,n thai. s!,c 1vsstnnsent books Kept by tho
two firms do nut agtcc In .her racottla Of tranH-
prom That Rntscn i Ehs,MADs pooghceper went
OF to Nav yo.k At cortan times. and fi'so wae
c.lnetdefa c3e sonst fsat!on botweun him aud tho
firm tn raGartt tn tho rrta. dic lily thcro vas in
hiding eta tropked *hsky, and o: Il 'ossrr IT
II sccteley nfld tlc1e ars lctters I ON DoJd
Btat3 II that i,c was siltab 10 rculcr acconntA Ut
sac. hacn1 ~ he had hcen ublircd 10 sccrtte tho
80 ds. An has not abto to s:ll them Just at that
particular t'.ne."
Inst ut ti,it u1onleat thero was m interruption
to tllr co vciattion, caused by the approach OF
onoti'or Gentleman connected with tho Govern
neht ~ tvics. and the gentleman who lad re-
lucia utfv X7en tho Information looked 1aggota
~ ti:t rspv1tor, nho beat 4 haety rultoat
, 1876-01-17
XEnn nI1N4s

:, A Trench conuoiaseur lato'y ontered q Paris
"cusio4tty ahop." aud sas \ beautiful Dre,Jaa
vase. Asking. ths prsco. ho vas tod IaJI
"and, said tho dealer, Ill 1ao t4e paIs tue}
would be worth I2uo." Ii. 4. ofIsicd $50,
aud came several days rurniag to ,enew l.a
III. AS srsrlmauta II eiIJu LIN some oil chi IL
plaich. and Induced lin to y1!k hIs shop
y tns Bat gnollss.. 10 h,s surpriao aud delgLt
IL. A. ssw tn ~ obscure corues Of the sbop !
vase exactly similar to The cosesed Dresden. aud
thst tho us.r. II forthcoming. would DO wol.h
tsoo. n. a. rushed OF 10 tho first deslor, sud
offered lin hls own p1sce for tho vaso, s'Ah.,
ert sad ee, "1ou come too lAto sold IL yesy
tofd1 tQ dealer 1t tue patiguQuaslF,
, 1876-01-17
THE ILLINOIS ku.Klux.

oHfetH 1HdHd7th ID TIC EHFct'5o 7FIbNFe.
C4nDoSpALE, ILL.,, Jan. 10.-The caao Of Tue
People 70. O'Erien. Allen, and Hickey. acccs.
sories aftor Tho fact of tho robbery Of Noubon
Jenkins by Montgomery Steven was .coutlnued
in court at Sfurphyaboro yesterday. About
twenty-five witncsses wnye examined, tho pris.
ooezs to,tifYiug 10 their own bshalr. Argument
Wns made. md after tho Judgo's instructions
tia Jury retired A. 1l:l0 p. III. Aftc1 being ont
thrty minutes tley returned with verdict Of
guilty. a motion for now trial was Ut opco
,naao, and tho court adjourned At midnight.
This is punishable by a duo not to o1cecd $500
and ttnplisonInent not oser two years In tbs
County Jail. Tho tcatln,ony ia htrGpk a7ainAt
1ess bs oyerrnIe1. Montgomery btageuB will
be tried for tho robbery Of Jenkins to.morrow,
The tralH u the other criminal. Of this klan
hnyo lcen continued.
, 1876-01-17


Thoro has been M such e1cltotnaut In Iowa
City In tWouty years as WAS e1porloucod ycs.cr-
day over the shooting Of ex-senator Bnauol II.
Faira!l. Which occurred iu tho barn.yasd near
his rosidence mile from tho city, T'hur4dsy
night. Tho occurrence waa ths c,:lmin ation Of
difficulties for which. 1t Ia beioYod, no ono but
himself can oc blamed. Moas Of tho ncqualnt ntauces
Of Mr. Fa!sa!l throughout tho Stats, - we'll
as At Iowa Citr aro vel, informed Us to the con-
duct which h1s induced Ills dosncBtio troubles,
lie has certainly, BY shaueioss course Of ilfs
with Widow, dono great tloa' Of harm to tho
community. hts family, aud himaelf-aud NOW
ho commences payment Of tho penalty. ue was
shot down In plain Eight Ut tho pa!alinl mansion
he has rasrod and deserted.
The f'ate!ts cortespodeuk Ut Iowa City ciyea
the following account Ut tho Affair."
Mr. Pairsl has not been living 1t his hauss for aome
weeks. uni lsst light ylted 1t with two nieu 10, lilo
nnrose u taoy1Hg holns stock ali Of which Is his.
which ~ ju1t the euao Of tho city aud rhop IL ar
rived thars hts bsasneE Enaw, ban.uel Workman With
n m,mbtsI q tbe family aaa hired msn, were found
hF fairal insisttA uion haying Lia plorcrtJ, nnl.
upnn shs attempting to open the Rats "a tue
r.. naw aiaas u o,as. as ,n xhrs e.
IN assa ", Ma s1 s !e .ou:
ao4ualy discharged shot III tho uiF. Iii dl mol eln
II ANY one the klot woa!d hays proved fatal iii tic
pftleA standing Within lu fUnt Of sach other. Fass
then prorcedsl INTO tla pen, and, wboa his back was
turned 10 Eo:Anau, lilo latter ahos him in tue bask
tnliotuR WHIT IL considered fatal wound. Falr,u
Ma lott IN shs gtoud. where frIenla foun l! com.
Fls!s!y s1h susss and brought hl.n where 10 Is HOW
III tho hauus Ut f1lendd.
The Press has different version Of The affair
-'ntrodueluG it with =. terrible array Of n,s,e.
nleuts coucesnIng Fsiralls coutss os 1ifo Which
lad haa wife TO sefuse to apply for divorce, but
TO procure hlS indictment Tor adultery, aud o{ hl-
legged plans on hla part to alienato Lcr oatste,
iiut tho otaItoF ct tho Press IL Dltter easmy OF
Fairall for political seaaons, and coca to ths
ssry e1ttsme of decent language Ia hls cbrrgcs
sgatna; Ms, 7. 4ccardIng to tGis account, Far,
q! went Out to Ills huuse With y crowd OF rough
ieso"H-"ho haing "lully AIMED aud disguised"
When Pa!ral md Ls men reached ths est,is.Ysrd
A. osuss. aon wsnt doxu alons ma unaralsd. Ind,
Jumping over ahs xats w4a Immediately nrv uuon 81
~ tsshsr Ihe lad vi, no: h!s snd rssa tha aisrl
era, 10 tho tsscus. Fats4l then nsed UPON Mr Woft
Insnr aud tbs t~o lsrttts Legsu exchanging poxuar
aud load pretty rey shnt twsnty 4Aotn III ali usxs
Ing III tbs aes,srat mees Falr4!l got hs wounl aud
IL not kuosn by auy QUO who gass 1t TO him. DTs
Peck kfyce. and Hhfa1ot aook the tal out oAy Aud
hs IL Ia no Danger. except from esyspe!as. Which may
rrau!t. -
Dir. Fairall denies that he MAS In Disguise aud
thas hs assd at. hls aoa.. Hs slse, declares. h.
, 1876-01-17
Iho Young Flcn and Flutdcus o1
SNNlOA.
San F'raHcIaeo [psf.

n, , FtHH FF1Ht428 7H5E =
Inst woman opposite Ia tho typo Of q Samosu
'nnaaI "oman; Looklug as h,r from pu1o!y al AaH
ioMieal a!andpons. did ever sculptor, IN his
" ptrfect1 rhe uprigas bearing. tho ora! he,o,
tl'o ROUNDED bust. the taptrlng arm aud ana
hand, tle symmetrical Limos, the small faet, tho
rcorieas 1nstep, aud tho almost tmporcopsLoa
anEls-tne wliol0 tleuto paIpitating With anIsna-
tioa and lighted up WITH gloamlng, glorious eyes,
fringod With long eycaslts to veil their brilIiau
oY enl Esso plqutnoy to thor o1Ercss!un.
And tue Yont!l standing opposite to ber-Ia
type Of = baustan taanhool-ls IN avery limb and
mot!oo . young. Apollo. How symmatr!csl ars
the limbs. md how indicative at alrspath Acd
aaiilsyl The form ereet, the shoulders broad
and square, and the fall chost. make him all 10
all. sormi. able fouMaa III MAR, and daslln1
, 1876-01-17
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

New YONG. Jan. 10.-1mmedlatcly at.er ths
sermon this morning tho plsnoath Church O,m.
tnlttoo to maks Arrangements for tho Ady,soty
Council met, nnt tIooded to iny.to all thu
chnrclara to tako part In tho Mutual Council
osceJ those OF Htor,B and 1ud1urton vh1cl, a-s
c0nsi1orot hohLio.
, 1876-01-17

The Hon. George Dunlap and T. II. soynout
arc travelling in Virginia with vlew 10 investing
shcrc II all things asn favorable.
hlr. 4. II. D1lhaus' ia Visiting relations ia
Ftotlda, npd may putchaao uintoy-homo tac,s
II tla climate is fuund aa pleasant az reprcs.
enteh
+" Tho Tabernaolo Of Moses" +" IL tho title Of q
lecture doliyt red l,ern to crowded lonsca BY
the lev, c. G. Maleton, pastur Of tho Usptlsi
Church.
, 1876-01-17

Nc Cautions Against Another Deluue,

,. 6otf7n SATURDAY. Epsn,ua Gazette.
It has 0Gtou been 4 eouIcs ar r~vIat that m
records have como down to us Of antedlIuylnn
timea. and That ths history Of the world during
that rstiod is comparative bank. 1t Ia trus
tnat We ha'a few mesg3o particulars about
ues!'abin detals Of tie Btsts Of Hoc!cty uanuners
and customs, and the inntr history Of the timp.
sre wanting. Now. wealthy EngE!ehmsu, Who
has deeply fels tho lack Of inselhgence upoa this
II. has datsruiRedh that tbs sseeaa dslu2e ahsll
, 1876-01-17
ANDREW ioHNsoS's WIFE DEAD.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 16.--Tho vito Of IT,
Prssldout Johnssa died ~ her dAughtoss, Mrs.
Judge Patto,so"a. nsar 0scenvilo. 1t II O'clock
ast night Tho funesa! viii taxa place Tues
day.
AEMauls. Tcnn.. Jan. 1G.-A special from
dEeensllle, louu., to tho Asn{a,cl4s SAYS tho
WIDOW OF ex.Psesldent Andrew Jahusou died
there last night, at tAu feyide,cs Of hor uauKh-
tor, Mrs. RstsoEson. Hha had never fully IL.
covered from the shock caused by the SUTTON
death VI her husband.
, 1876-01-17

them ca.efutls teforc going very far ont Of thu
way TO "po!nt with prido" 10 tho magnificent
Ecl,ooi Fund ef more tlnn million do'loss With
Which tho coming ch!llsnp OF kansaf hro to bo
mentally equipped for tho battle Of l'fo.
, 1876-01-17
RIDING DOWN HILL.

BANGOR, No. Jan. 1a.-A serious cossttpe "a.
ci1eut ocoasred hero last nigbt !som the collision
Of e"o Iob-slaas. Ono OF toe boYy IL lu = o.i.i.
cal condition. auotasr has Isy bro4eu In two
placer. and AoyarAl othar boys and R.fls Ats
1uur0 Or leua seriously INJURED
, 1876-01-17

Spst7dE UHJAtdh u IHr IHttaqs Ir,oIsHe
dnAND HAYES, lfich., Jan. 1O.-Tho Jury
III tho casa Of Tho I'ooplo vs.. Melvin G,
Fuller. taccusoa of. tearing up the lraok Of tho
Michigan Lake Bhora Railroad. has dieasEccd
aitet remaining out twenty-ona lourB, auti bco1,
discharged. They ssooa eleven to ono for con-
ylctiNl,
, 1876-01-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YonH. Jan. 1G.-A,riycd-T steamera
Dakota, from Liverpool; tho Baltic, do; tbs
IIohcnstaufTen, from llomeh tue Naya.lpo.
from Iiu1t.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 11-Tho steamer sai!e.,
from New Yolk, Lun arrived.
, 1876-01-17
SUICIDE.

sr. Lorfs, No., Jan. l9.-Henry Adkins. .
very "oaltlly oit:aou Of 1ienry County, iu ths
State, Buicidot! Yesterday by cutting blu threat.
pecnniary dill :tllt,es atu supposed to layo bean
TIC cause OF tllo act.
, 1876-01-17

PuxnIo, Cal, Jan. 1G.-A druuken rough
named 1au1ss Dolanoy WAS fatally shot t.oro to-
dag by policeman. whom Dclsuoy 1cslssol and
assaulted With knife.
, 1876-01-17
B0WDO!H COLLEGE.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, Jan. 1G.-Aa enthusiastic
meeting OF tho Dowdoio Doat Ciuu Saturday
oseuipg unauimously votal 10 romAin In the Al.
next fexaltA.
, 1876-01-17
LIBEL. SUIT,

CoLrNRus. O., Jar. lU,-Col. J. nolme.
Grover, late United States Consul 10 Italy, ii
hcro to push q auls against tho Ciacluuati En-
gtt'rer tor $4,000 spccial damages, bororo tls
hupreEu Court,
, 1876-01-17
GAP no TED

NEW YoAk, Jan. l0.-At 10 o'c!nck to-day
Samuel Wllalcy, Of Brooklyn. Wan gsrrossd and.
obbea while passtng through Water street in
Lat city, ly two suftlsns.
, 1876-01-17

Coroner Hendrx. OF Bloomington, IT,, h,s
learned that sls nams Of Saturdays suicide at
paaxess !. w. Audteu Nslae!dsr. And hs homo
On blu person. 's.@ ~
, 1876-01-17

toeAhsPoRT. cRAWFoRusVlLLE & COLTS
WESTERN.
Tho arst"mortgaro t1onlhol1e!a OF tho II
ganeport Charlottesville Il Southwestern R,iL
road OF Indiana held q lncetiug ut New York
70" tI"ya a9o to takc stera to project their In
totests, which, they aver, MIC impcriled by n.
cant proceedings Of tho Rocalvcr s. D. ecan,
lcr. resolution was unanimously adoptcd In,
proceedings 10 ~ onco instituted to foleclosn
adopt tho suit insstu eli by Mr. Wtldehsreor ina
othcrs Or III their tndRmont procure a now mt
far }orcclosute. 10 hs instituted by tlle FTdel1.r
intnrance, Trust, and safo Deposit Ccinrap, Il
ph!!adelpn, tho present Tr.stsa. Tile kult r.
lhtantlaa 10 romoya Sr. Schuyler from hts nn
terrs'a Of tho ntst-mottgago bopJtoldera
IT, II cbarsad that since lla NJ
rointment ho Iloa obtained ncr1ni.sn,
to Issue RccctvoI's certificates du, Il, one a.,
from t!nte for 201 ,t52.99, ostoaalLv to prosorys
iNe rolling stock aud comnlcto tho roal, and hi
gf tneso amot.nls sib,000 ,as been Issued. II,
u. q: y. v. Isoad was built IN 1879. with tbs
exception OF about i miles. It il % mis-.
long. rtnHlo track, and InnB from Lu14aa, OFT IA
Ruckville, lnd., throueh a coal. m!nntal, anI
a7r;cu,turai eo1ntry. Tho engineers rcror, ure.
constructed AMI requlro, cat,atant ropsir,nr
Tue ,or1g'Hal cunsracto failed bcf~1e its com,
plelton Rnsf tsft the road untlnlAI,ed. Tho pomi
Dai coHt OF tho road III subscriptions, Ioata
as'cs, anl noo'ing doot waa si,a79. 0lO.2', hnt
james bj. Thom2soH, rtvil e1Rine.r .,ri,o t,
and eqnippine as 81 i.092.7s!. Theirs va. reo .,rei
aud material, s1.0la000. Tl,::n rayro pro(,t a,
S8ls,2l8; add 10 which the iloating dchL left IN
raid-tay s4ao c0o-nnh an 1tloa mar 10 foluel
Of tho profits OF railroad building.
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has made nd astompl 10 ssavo bis fau1i5 sheltct.
less or gain their property.
At iate hottr last orcI,Dg tho wounded man
was rosttng oasIlT. but mas In CRITICAL condi-
, 1876-01-17

Skt91gHE EIsh VIII t0Wd0Fs
6anta Ro.a tcnt., Derxoera,,
Me are insot tnsd thai tho infamous practice Of
killing AaA With GtAnl 20 dQeG u carried 10 IN
, 1876-01-17

7E E3CET q u EU!sK ISLAND,
On nnd nltur to-day tho Rockford, no2k Island
d 1T. LOUIS Railroad. iu connection With ths
Chicago Il Horthwas;ern Railroad, will cary
p'EaengorD to Rock Island in six md one-ha
hohTs. leaving Wallis Street Depot At 1 p. IN. hui
arriving AZ n1cx 1.laud at lo;31 D. N. This Is
two houtB' aturtor t,mo faau tao compnt3ng Ina
, 1876-01-17


LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE bed, of Amanda
Adams. coored, was discovered In the Ohio River
It jcf1etsonsil'o to-day. At tho Cosoner's In
quest 1t was developed tbst slo was drownod at
the wharf last Wednesday, though whether ty
foul moans or accident was not 1eara-
cd. A colo.od vomun, Anua Downs,
aworc at tho ingucst that sho waa
si:h Adams, on Wedueslay night at tho river,
and that one john Mays purposoly pushed 10.
Into the wntor. Mays stated thst Downs aud
Adams wcro On tho whnrf Wednesday before
midnight, md that lie, from poslt!on On
sa1no lumber -to,.s near by, hoard Rpiash
in tho wator, mud saw ono woman. whom
ho subsequently, ascertained WAS Donus,
running aUay. Tho Jury did not
consider Downs evidence worthy Of belief, and
therefore did not order Maya arrest. Anothot
negro, whose uatuo Ia Retding. WAS With Mars
nt tho tlme ot tho occurrence. Neither he nor
Maya informed tue authorities Of the itowuipg
uns!i t"enty.f four houra atterwa1de. and now
Hed!tnG in missing. 1ho tpyatcry has pzoduce1
much cxCItenlnnt