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THE DAILY BULLETIN

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, 1876-05-29
A Historical QuArrOl.

Huntington Chronicle,
Ono Of the most amusing Of the Congressional
were nuycr excited by strong drink--Jcircrson
Davis and Henry g. F0ote. fley weru sitting
In room together at Willartl's, III 1915 and got
Into q discussion over Il letter written by Gen.
Taylor, then candidate for the Presidency.
One word brought on another, and soon tho two
'tEraye and rrvereHalt Senators were striking
from the shoulder at each other. Tho noise OF
tho encounter brought nelghborIng inmates Of
tho hotel into the room, anu tho coMbatants
were separated, atnl, after sosno entrenty, shook
lluiis and ulatlo fri9nds.
"Really," said air. Foote, ~ should not
have thought Ut such thing as striking Mr.
Davis il he llad not Easscd thu first blow"
'Aru you not mistaken about thAti" urged
Mr. DAyis apologctically. ~.
"lndeed, am not! ~ rctortcd tho tnpetuous
Mr. Fuotc,
~ Is NY Impression you struck arst," plead
ed Sir. Davis.
"Oh, no! IT. was you.''
mo, It ~;ns ynu!' .
"Hut, Iii. DAvls, III swear It WAS you"
"AMl, !, air. Foote, would swear 1t
"Yol ILL strku first"
~ dill nut strlka tiEstIh'
"Ynl dill"
III dldn'tt'
"You tlll, sayp'
"l say ltin'ttn
"Wcti!" exclaimed Mr.. Foote, utfcro ehan't
tle my dispute ia to wlio struck first this tne,n
ami as hu spoke lie deAlt Mr. Davis atinging
i,iow on tho check. Tho astunislcd frIeuds
sprung between thu two gent !emcn and pruvent-
from ull present tu deny slMt there Ind been
any "unpcasantArAs;' bnt hayo tho ab0vo
frH,u gs,ntl Southern authority, ~ tho commences
mcnt u u fcutl not yet settled.
, 1876-05-29
A BANKRUPT ESTATE,
Rp<csdl Correspondence V Ths Tribune

HFkffh [ofTkfpoAnsRcE q 4 40 IE9oEIHE-
MANlsTEE, shch., siny 25,-The large estate
OF Tyson, Sweet & Co, wealthy numbering
firm that failed hero over two years ugo, hns
Just hccn disposed OF In manner satisfactory
to all the creditors. Tho property was valued
at about sIo0, 600, und consisted Of two Of the
finest sAw.mills on this shore, and several large
tracts Of pinu land lying In the country Gust Of
this cty. The property was first advertised to
be sutd under mortgage; but the mortgage
was bought up, heforo the day Of snlc, by parties
IN Milwaukee who had sccond mortgages on tho
estate, Another sale was attempted for the
benefit Of the creditors, minority Of whom
authorized Charles 7. Bradley, Trustee, to buy
It III uHlesa It brought certain price. THIS
price It dill not bring, md hence Il VIA pur-
chaaed BY Bra.lley for the creditors. The dis
ScntIng minority of the creditors, however, who
Insisted IN having their nunry down for their
shares, brought suit u compel Bradley to pay
had no right to bid It In Tor thc,n, slncu they
ease was calrrled to the Supreme Court Of the
statc, and tlMt body srt tle sale aside, upon
condition TINT all tho creditnrs still declined IN
accede to tho sale; but, II they agreed To the
sale, then thc sale should stund. They declined
To agree, and q new sale was ordered. While
tho property was being advertised for sale, tho
settlement above referred to was made, and
nav tho propcrty goes out Of litigation for tho
first tins in two years. The creditors purchas-
cd the pruperty again, hut this tine under
sncl, cotdItlons thai ali agreed TO It; aud hcnce
VIZ may expect erc long To SEQ tho Immense
ulills put In motion again.
, 1876-05-29

f}o1t AyhitYs Ut1graphV Of {dIt1<fIton. .
Although alt hs bodily orgntls were sUlnd,
and there was no reason why, with proper care,
he should not hnvg lived for scvcrnl years
longer, those around him could not flt1 to feel
anxiety about hfs evident statu vi weakness, not
only for the moment, but ut the prospect OF his
ngaln meeting Parliament aa Prime Minister.
That lu himself felt tic san,c anxiety for the
future was cloar; and ono mornlnE, about q
Which was both evidence Of this and also very
charactcristic Of tic man There were SOME
high raflIngs Immediately opposite the front
door, unl Lord ralmcrst0n, c4'm!ng out Of the
house without Ills hut, went straight up to them,
After castIng louk u1l round TO src tlut no otlu
was looking. liz then climbed deliberately
over tho top rail down to tho ground on tho
other B1ic, turned round, climbed hack agaln,
ahtl thrn went indoors. 1t wis clenr tint he
had come nut to test hts strength, and to find
out for himself In practleul way how fnr ht was
gainiug Or losing ground. Not thut he hafl any
excessive dread for dcntl, for, ns he put 1t ono
tlay In honlcly fushton. tn his Doctor when
pressing for frank opinion "a to his state,
"When mans time Is up there's no ,lso #,
rcptnIng." Tho most touching and characteristic
feature In his hcartng at this time was his sulc-
tt,Hlc to avoid adding to Lady t'aisncrston'
anxiety, ard the cilerrfulncss which hc assumed
In ller presence. Indeed, consideration for
others was, US In life so in deats, ut,c Ut ills
finest qualities. a chill caught while out tlrly.
lng brought on inflammation of tho kidneys,
mid OH tf.u 18th Of October, 1869, within two
days Of completing hls 6lst year, liz cloacd h!s
caEthly cnrecr. Tho half-opeied cabinet b1x OIL
Ills table, anu the unfinished letter on hts desk,
c8titicd TINT he WIS at his post to the lust.
, 1876-05-29

Fu,c lnhcs!tance ehould have become 10 fAithlrea,
which Ind funk on tho reclaimed water. fennt
ntoopet In tho epccchlcrs and solemn ahNur"!ty ot
hiE wsnth tn aaks hfs eienehcd 1Bt In tho faca Of
the trcat Mnhcr.
Tho real damage to life anti property had hccn no
rfiHht md In Hnch pronounced conraht 10 the pre-
Of tho tudlcruna remained with ths greater mnracs
of tho peopc. Mr.. Dumphy. Ike all Practical
nnlmnRinatlyc men, was Among the arRt to recover
his prrtcncc Of mind with tho pasalng OF the I'M
mediate danger. People took conndcnce when this
great man. who had 90 much to lose, after sharply
ren1andlng hin cleEka and everybody elso back TO
buBlnc4st le.entered Ills oIfee.
, 1876-05-29
a Ean FFAucIAco Earthquake.
From Hrtt HartSs - ''uatrt<i C0nT0y." In !scfah7s


The m!tle Of tho biuad strect waa Oiled With
rEowtl 81 brrathlcst, palld, acnth-utrtckes men.
animals, There wcrr hyster!cal nen, ~hu laughed
luudIy Without catse, md talked necessarily Of
what they knew not. Theru weru dumb, ,parayzed
r1tn. who stond helpleAsiy and holeleNsly beneath
cornlccs and eh1uHcys Tint toppled over and
dying, carried with them this work OF which they
were engngutl-ons whoso hands wero full Of bills
md papera, another who held his ledger under
his atln. Thcrc were, men who. hnd forgot.
ha!f:drearcd, unc wlo had nown FROM .
nc!ghlnring bath-rmm with only Tho towel In hls
hand that aftsEwara hid hin uakedness. There
wers lnun who rushed from TIM fear Ut lrath iIto
jumped through = skylight, aiothrr who had
bInly lenlcd from fourth. story window. There
wese bFHvc men who ttetnbc4 ltEu children; there
was one whose life had heen spent In scenca Ut
coruur Of tho room from which i few Inches Of
| p!astering hud fallen. Thcre wcro hopeful man
who believed lhat the datlEtr WIS over, aud, hay.
!ns poaaud would, by Bo1us nysterinus law, never
recuT; there were others who s449k' the!r heads
we're crowds around the dust that arose from
fgllpa chilnneyB and coFa!ce.. around runaway
| huryek that had dashed nlAdly ~ the!r drivers
against lump. posts. around Telegraph aud ncwspa'
per Offices, eagcr ~ know tho extent Ut The a!sastE
Along thu rrnocr avenues mud crosa streets dwell.
lngSwcre deserted, people eat upon toelt
| Or iu chairs upon tho sidewalks, fearful Of the
houses they had built with thcir own hands, and
doubtful uyen ot this blue arch above them that
beyond. which they had cut into lots and baItered
aud sold. aud which u0w esepled to suddenly ti.s
ayalu4t shem, os sllp snd Wtthnr away f!om lhsil
very feet seemed 30 oHGaxs9q. ~ ~ dn,al
ind improved, and which, Nhatese! thalr other fof
| tunr Uk yie.asttudes. II leAak had been lha4
, 1876-05-29
MICHIGAN ITEMS.

Bpecf1{ Correspondence o. INC 1f7aGHSs
LANSING, Atlch,, May 2G.-Thc Wotnnn's Tenn
pcrar,re State Convention closed ii two-tlays'
r..,a.s ~. n,or,,r hv tho o1at,,ton ~ ,{,1cnrs
session n'st evening W s"s ..s" u.'a..,s.,. y. u.o
foF the ensuing year. as ioiio"s' r.eslueht'
Mrs. B. b. Hudson, Of Detroit; hccotdng sec-
retAry. Mrs. ]. Dcrcr, OF Lansnki Correspond
inr Secretary, Mry, A. F. Dourns, of Flint;
rs $500 ~, n ,IrKoo ~ n,o,1 p,nIds
itcahutss, .n's, '',..a. =. ~ ..na .,,sa,, H. n
About Sixty deleeat<S were pfesen. o'fs. .. ~
Robinson, Of 1ndiAus4 lcctused both evenings to
fntr audiences. The topics discussed wero all
rrlu,,ng to the suppression of the traffic in
,ei"se ,,a ~ way
n?noF' ,,,u.,,
The boafu OF lsnetecs ol tne Village oi bel4-
yuc, Eaton County, are nov using the tag de-
rived from the sale Of liquor to sink an a.te-
IJncxnrctcdly, Ut tlly dcpth of 7 feet, bedrock
WA struck, and the contractor, thinks that at
stratum uf such ricllurss TINT suit eau be manu-
facturrL.
Thn iii for amending the Homestead law In
the interest Of the settlers of the 1nsan Reaor-
vattou in this State, drafted By the Hon. Ralph
Eiy. iIna passcd The United States Senate with
eyery prospect Of becoming law. 1t was draft
, 1876-05-29

.amee Rogers, the State street burglar, who
wis let oft on questionable ball some weeks
ago, nnd concerning whom there hns been some
t]pubt % to whether hc would rotnrn 10 await
trsnl was rccapturcd by Officer Londcrgan Inst
evening. This time, Il Is to be hoped, Justice
will not be deceived.
n. Kasprowscz, ctgart1ealcr at No. 178
North Clark, had bis brother, Charles, and bis
bookkccpcr, John 3. King, locked up ln tho
Chicago Avenue Station, charged with stealing
$1,000 worth of Ills stock, and sec1eting II, pre-
paratosy to shipment, In barn In the rear Of
No. lis North Wells street.
A brutal husband giving the name Of John
Reilcy, whte riding In buggy with hls better
hnlf Yesterday afternoon on North Wells street,
bce,,t.,e excited about some family dispute, and
str11ck hIs wife terrific blow IN the face. E.. a:
IInrrls,of No. 800 North Wells strcct, Witnessed
thc assault and had the fellow promptly ar
rested.
Otto Nicmcyr and Louis Nowherg, arc sew
ing-innchnc agents. Recently Tie latter nas
been circulating reports dafnnatory u inc
formers character, aid Wien they met OH the
street In the North Division ycster1iay alter
noon, 4 row Mt otiCe enssled. Dott LIE ora"iers
were very properly piArcd under LUCK anu key
ut the Chicago Arcnie Station
Between anJ8 u'clork last evening man
paIncd Cooper, ,nlllng from Michigan, WIS az
sauitod Oh Fourteenth street, bctwcen Clark
and State streets, BY two rouGhs named Aiicl'9el
i}rary nnI Robgrt Henderson, and was badly
kicked about the head. The police por,nsctl
dawn upon then, aud captured tic two ruf'lans,
lodging them in the Arlnnry. Cooper was taken
10 the klrug-storo No. RO State street, where
his wounds and bruises we're dressed hy Dr
Ford. There WINS apparently no proyocaNon for
the assault other tlAln an unsuccessful attempt
at robbery
MaxImf1an Rosenberg and R. spcrllng, ,Ehn,st-
ness men on Suutli Halsted street, while having
q Sunlay-tnornng chat on the corner Of Liberty
street ut about II o'clock, were approached by
n notorious rough named John Wilson, and
nltcr somc warning words an alteration ensucti,
Wilson drawing pocket1kulfe mud ttaboing
slightly Ut the base of tho neck oil the right
shoulder, md Sperlng was cut twice on thg
left shoulder, but neither wound was at all
serious. Wilson wns captured sono t!1le utter
ward, and was locked up in the West Twelfth
Street Station.
, 1876-05-29
DEATHS.


.OSnORN-sahha.h afternoon, May %, Emif@
lllAlcy, wife Of Frank G. Oebnrrl. -
Funeral services A. the residence, No. + yelling.
ton place, near corner Of Forty -eSth-sL nrSa
Wcodl nwn.ay., Mon,iay, May 70, at4 r. "re M
Friens 'rll take Illinois Central train al c]nti
from Ccntrn1 Drpot to Kenwood station. lcmajns
wIll be takcn 10 st. Louis for lntcrment ''>
FOR9YTfl.At No. = t'rDveland Park, at e:1s
?: M, Abigail G., wife Of Jnmcs Forsyth. Notics
Of funeral hereafter ''*
TT ogs'ensbusg IN. " papers pleaso copy.
ALLENIMay n is,a ~ ,qdden'y, irof. George Allen,
licman Alien, 4. I., Of till city. 10y '''''''S o.
WESTCarolne r., wife OF E. A. West, Mavna
Funeral at rcs!aence, 1OlI South Peoria IT., Al
1:3O to .say, the 10Th, by carriage 10 Oakwuod "
TNUMAN--hIay %, Eleanor T.. infant tauab,c,
OF A.. +. and the late Elizabeth M. Truman eA'S'
Funeral Munday, May 70, at . o'clock p. NJ.
from Dt0 Indiana avenue. '
DW1G1T----At South Evanston, In The Goth ycm
Of her agc, Mrs. Lucy y. Dwight wife OF Timoih,
Dwight.
Tic remains nrc taken 10 New Haven, Conn, n,
intermcnt.
, 1876-05-29
FOR THE GREAT SAN Juan MlNESI
he old Pioneer Limo, ths Kansas Faci1c Railway,

Ine 1lQ l10hetE LIEU, lnt AARsAU IaCluC !lAtwA3s
IL your fpute!!
ExpfeHs trains leAvs Kansas City and Icaren-
worth every morning upon arrival of the great
through trains from tho East and South, reach Den.
scr next afternoon At ? O'Clock, and make cloao
connection With sxpfeaa tralns cf the Denver d
lilo Nrsads Railway, the only Tins to tho San Juan
euuatry. DT taking the Kansas rac!nc Railway
therefor, you pass through Denver aud Colorado
springs en- ROUTE. hass choice Of seats on tho only
through train 10 San Juan, and You arElvs at
Cucharas, Fl Moro, Del Norto, S!yerton, Lake
City. sud all principal polntA in tic great San Juan
country ~ quickly sud fot The same money ~ by
less favofrd tontrs.
The Kansas pssidc Hallway IL the only line run.
ming any through and Pullman slsepsts to Den
and beat thus attAinabs 10 all tbs San Juan coue-
tty! AJAX tor through tickets by she Kansas Paclhe
hallway u any Chicago tlckst o1lca Nunud TIP
tickets " g1eal1y rutuccd rBtes.
, 1876-05-29

amounted To- Is Cd, anl when he went In noy =.
shc wns not IN. Anl n, they l.otl tnon cff ~. ~
nc failed t" han. her the money. sc was aftcs' r'
and lie went through, long l,ls'rs. osrcrIrnss
hetonltnE wcnlthy. Ono tlay, In 1861. sl,c ~, ~,
ecivcd letter from him, In which hc statc, tb.s
iic ha jt,st learned where shc WINS, and inelo.csi
to tho CDnsllmptlvs Homo. 6'su
, 1876-05-29

Ing" Tie only scnhlnncc. Of a teason tor tl,e
e'il fact that l. nature mi wa. too lavish with Is
gifts, and gave her more than sllo
cared to provide for. She Was lMit four ycar..
marricd, md had had three children, two OF
whom were twins, while n fourth was on Tho
way to thls wicked world. One Of tho twins
died, aud since that time she has been known 70
he oilt of lcr mind At tlmes and has frequently
tccu heard to state that she would ra1her DC
dead than submit to NATURES LAWS.
, 1876-05-29

Bossoa AdefTlts<r.
Fifty years ago Mary Stustevant WAS
tailozess, und made u e0at fot buyid K Cmnp-
bell, who has just given hyu towns Of the Stats
Of Vermont IS, ,0ou caeh tor The poor. Ills bill
, 1876-05-29
THE ST, NICHOLAS H0rEl,

New York, Is Justly famous for tts excellent
cuisine. it, airy rooms, aud it, comfortable beds
IL IL located on Broadway, between Spring a1d
Hrooms streets, aud IL nlust convenient 10 t1ayel,
srs A1{ivinE by railroads OF steamshIp4,
, 1876-05-29
EttpETttRf

FURNITURE
Closc cash buycrs Will do we'll to GAMMA eo.a.
and prices At ffolton & fIildrcth'a, 225 And -
State ntrcct Thetr goods arc hrst.cta.e and n,ie.
below others, Remember thclr numhcr.,
, 1876-05-29

la .vho1e str turc tnntA rrndy In callahan At n
lnnrh Yet il ourhf to i've ii 0urht to tiryjyo for
progresses. men ,io nut. Il, E, W,
CENIEN NAL IISoUbl1l1S'
F!attT nETwEEN Tt1H NATIONAL CoMM1ss1ON
AND THE HOARD or f.1nANCR-r1E ColonBp
MIN ~ 4 noyr M cnnrEnrtoN.
~ N. tat,o~ or ~. Trth,,r.
~ .'e '|",'v' ~,
PHILADELPHIA, hlny %.-Iho line weather
during this week has largely Increased the NUM-
hor ~ ,,sI,nr. R,,t un1eas ,,,o rol1r,ods l,oi.
pet ol t'hl1ols. nut, u''isSs tnc ta''tu"' iea"
Ing to tho mighty West ealnll rcduce thc!F rates
onc-bnlf. anI tho hotels and restaurants of
pht,.,,nJ,,,t, .h,u ,,r,e do,vn ~ ro,.nrnhtc
1"'s""e'p!''" e''''' eon'o no"H W ieusoiAo'o
charges, the Exposition will prove financial
failure. The daily erpcnscs Of tho Erposjtjon
III, +.a,,, esn m T., e1n nm T,or. Ia a tae.
n'e st'l1 i'o'" el''oov ~ si2tooo, Ane1o 10 NY
fight going on, and dally becoming more bitter,
hrtwcen thc limited Etnfes Communication and tho
n's., .s T,...nse - ~ ,,n,nos. - o,aI,
no''ru u l'n"sc' ~ ~ 1,'o po"c'7 W .ac.''
The Bonrd OF Finance is almost axeluatye{y
composc1 OF citizens OF PHILADELPHIA, who want
~ w., th T,r,,.,t,,, T., thotr o.n r,,, o,,1 :,
70 run Tue EXPOSITION III tncis own way anu III
their own Interest. Both corporations hayc
etnn1oyptl uhle counael. Tho Communication haye
81 Iu's 1,, souso. m | ~ Na.. W"sa Aa's ".',
employed JudGc fortcf, Of nc" 1a1R, anu
g. ". BtddIc, Of this city. They sny, IN pub
ls]lcd opinion Tint they lido not thIuk tile qlica-
tIon adttts uf discussion, Us both OF tlese
ror,,orntinn. oro crrnfctI Nv tho ConVress ri tho
Xxx ~ St"tas a. ~, ~" ,1:,,svo ctro ~ III
DhtaGu nsatcs n!u tnu sot.o ~ ~ e
Exnp'tlon!u ~ I'LL sieL lhMttGfo given W tHV OllE
GU states Commission lho boaru q tlhahco
literally aays To tl!e Commission: 'dcntlomen,
, 1876-05-29

o10hlzeD 0X.MhRR0W FOR THE HAIR,
y Buck : Haynes, makers af ii, "Ma.s'' CQjorue,
, 1876-05-29

by. mada 10. ycArs ago. ACROSS the frc-
Hi. Rcyona il = cIock Of pr,mltivn
construction. whose steady tick. !: heard e.
hsy ar II WAS 400 ycars aEn, Tho hnn'la mpnn Its
brasa llnl arc rusty nnd bent, and the whole time
piece looks foElorn. ns though wcary ct thc exist.
striking apparatus Is now out of gcas, owing to tho
pronsiec10us handling Of curions vtAltors.
In another corner may he seen a nnx- wheel
made In Holland 2N0 years ago, htlll doing daily
duty Al The beck ot fts fair nfnctcenth.e century
mistrets A quilt woven by hand In 1850 In ncar
II. An old.faahioncd tnpc loom nc1t attracts the
gaze, and brn'a spoon -inold, onoo nhcd ~ Paul
Ncscrc'h foundry III Hostun. Aleo. o ealt cellar
oneo owned BY hfelrcas Mary Kendall, an! brought
by her when ahe voyaged to The New World In that
rcregr'nc White abound. lie. { h known, was
horn on that vessel, tho first child Of tho colnuy
rcrcgrlne WAS rocked II .hown,-a rongh pine
board structure yet fall ot interest The endalc II
al." here. In looknE at ths.e rsI!cs, enc almost
Of this nhadowy corner. and claim his long.lcft
property.
, 1876-05-29

Tbs h1st room contains bewildcsing profuaIou
OF relics all interesting. Al the right, III enter
Ing. ous seea cspaeoqs d1s- place, whescon u ths
familiar log. and thu kettles suspended over Il:
said to haze been brought from ,Eugl4nl on the
spte4wsI!, tho second sh!p coulipgto New En-;
are several Old Antock nuAkets that were used III
the Revolutionary War Tbs t.ndrr- boz and crane-
lamp arc beside them. Near the dEU-p!aco u .
spinning. wheel which wss brought over in the
AsyhoweE. It u operated By lady from Boston,
who 4 Ast!fei In the ast-century etyle. sesy
dllapldAte1 and sncluIt. looking sAdals hAnRs nEa1
, 1876-05-29

Financial StereFaJp-S. Etscnt!Tath,
Heeordln9 StertsargnD. Ardlet. ,-
noard e 4ru.tte.1for two Jesrsa; = Isaac Gtesas. r.
nns Iesl n''i Mrhn t;1cspehann p Hoison Mo,riss
eamusl nn,'' 10y. .,.,,.,
lhe mest'"e tneh anlour!aeu.
-. SAL ,s!.i.... ApfAiA'
seen 10 colnmit suicide Saturday atternton at
fhE Lineal'l-tark per was recovered yesterday.
a,,'' ~aa u once Mgstlie' 70 thnt ot S1Ia. Frei-
sfleh" 4etua", nAe ~ John IienT{ lecAaW, y
Mef''an earlsMer tes'alns u @ a. So3a Vihe stfest. @