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DEN to tho Presidency, proposed by Mr..
CIAnKsoN N. PoTrEn, Of New York, Ia not
only revolutionary in itself, but It's publica-
ton at this time Is full OF Significance.
What is 1t that ho proposes shal1 DO done
He assumes In advance, and without
knowledge Of the actual facts, that the
States of Florida aud Louisiana hnyo each
given popular majority for the T114pEN
Electors and ho insists TINT II, upon the
canvass Of tue votes of those States by the
officers appointed for that purpose under the
laws Of those States, the election OF HAYES
Electors shall be officially declared, tint
then tho votos of those States shall not be
counted III declaration Of the election of tho
President and Vico.President but TINT the
House Of Representatives shall tlereupon
proceed, as If thero wero no election, to
olect a President by tho representatives Of
the Statea. It will be noticed that il Lou
isiana md Florida shall be returned as vol
ing for Tt1DEs, Mr.. PorrER proposes that
their yotos g!nll bo counted but II they be
returned Us voting for HAYES, they cannot
he counted without the consent Of tho
House, which consent he insists that tho
House will not give, aud ought not to give.
Tho argurnen: is that the two Houses Of
Congress net M two persons III counting tho
returns for President and Vice-Presidont;
tlat tho votes returned can only DO counted
by the consent Of both uousea; TINT tic
objection Of either House must oxclude the
vote objected to, and that the declared result,
to be authoritative, must DO assented to by
each House. Ho assumes that the Senate will
not ngree to tho rejection Of tho returns Of
these States, in which caso, the two Houses
failing to agroe, there will be such failure
to elect IA IL contemplated by tho Constitu-
ton when it Is made the duty OF the House
OF Representatives to proceed to elect Pres
idont 1t is claimed that as each House OF
Congress is to deoide for itself, and rs tie
concurrence Of the two Houses is essential
to the declaration Of tho result Of the elec-
ton, 30. III tho absence OF auch an agroe-
mont, tho House Of Representatives will be-
come the solo and exclusive Judge whether
the occasion exists for the exercise OF tho
power giyon to It by the Constitution, of
olccting n President Oh provided for in tho
Twelfth Amendment TO the Constitution.
There eau be no installing tho purpose
md tho motive Of this proposition. It is
TINT TtLpEs shall bo elected President under
any and all circumstances It means that
T1LpgN is to he declared President by the
votes Of the Electoral Colleges, 1t possible,
or by tho joint action Of the two Ilouses of
Congress-, or, failing this, Ia to bo declared
prngJf1enk nv she rrasaut namocrotic 1Toroo
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for tho Democratic nomination for goyer1,or
Of New York; md his declaration Of what
ought to 10 ,lopo md what will bo done IN
case tho vote of Louisiaun a1d Florida bo
given for HAYES md WHEELER. inay bo nc
cepted as conveying to tic country lilo opin-
ions, wishes, feelings, md desired action Of
III. T1LpsN To tic extent that Mr.. T11nEx
can bo held responsible for this papor bcar-
Ing tho nnmo OF Mr., porrEn, tho country is
nslmonial,od in advance that, unless tho OIL
oial returns from Loutsinna and Florida shall
furnisll Electoral vote8 enough to elect Mr..
Ttbpry, htr. T1LpEy md his supporters,
In Congress ard out OF 1t, will not submit to
the election OF Mr.. HAYES, but will, through
pretended election BY tho Democrats ma
}ority in tho House Of Representatives, hnvo
himBelf declared elected, and will assume to
bo President, md levy war upon nil who may
deny or oppose his authority. Summed up
in single sentence, It ia a'tlecloration OF war
for tho Presidency by Mr.. TtLpEs unless he
bo declared elected.
Thoro II no denying that this threat is a
serious one. Not TINT It will intimidato auy
one, or change the regular progress Of events;
but It ia serious because It gives to tho orim-
inal, vicious, disorderly, and revolutionary
classes an encouragement for insurroction
and violence from, men who hayo held
higher places in public estimation. 1t is a
promise, 30 far as it eau be, of a general ro-
volt Of the Democratic payty against the
Government Of the United States; it is q
promise that another mud opposing Govern
ment shalt DO erected; aud that, whi1e the
madness and fury OF partisan strife alaall con.
tinue, thera shall be anarchy throughout the
land, md the substitution Of force for Inv,
and TINT majority Of one branch of Con-
grcss and 1arge minority Of tie other will
be in tho very advance of tho revolutionary
party.
We, however, havc too much faith in
popular intelligence, and in American re-
spoct for law aud for honest and lawful
elections, to believe that 0Ir. T1LpEs, oven
though backed by majority in tho
House Of Representatives, will bo ablo to
rally any considerable portion Of oven
the Democratic party to take ZIP arlns against
tho Executive chair. We can understand
TINT the largo cities Of the Atlantic Statcs
and even Of tho West may contribute multi.
tudos of gamblers, rufllaus, antl others of the
nou-workinR c1nsses who n,ay talk loudly Of
gore and dead corpscs, aud even resort to as
sassination and murder; but these are not
the men of which to mako nrmios or to eu-
gage in open and civilized war. Wo do not
believe that, outside of the gambling fra-
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-DLASEr LODGE. NO. ~. A. T: q 4. NJ
Fnefa1 Socc-Tlc members Of Hlhney LodRe arr frn.
1ernnlly attend tho funeral Gf late Bro.
Edward A. Parker. 1t tic feasltnce No. TO Wnhaalt.
ay., u 800 o'clock this {Sntur1ay1 afternoon, without
A EnWANp CooK. y. II.
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The following arc tho principal astronomical
phenomena Of tho year 1877. Tic tlules given
arc Ch!cago mean.tiu,p; and tho appearance Is
that presented to MI observer In this city, unless
gtl;ckWtsc stated:
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ntcTickcr'a Thentre. --..
Madison street, between Dearborn md stats.
Afternoon+ Martha " By tho ksllcKa 1ronre: EYcn'
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Evcn II tho Louisiana law coull 10 eonMHiat eonH1HiEt ID
atFetchcd u cover such proceeding re ~ rittE
votes neyeF caa and By thit means tesntn ~ @c,ndI.
Electoral votes tho State o tho osys thst
date md thereby eioet h!n W. to hot oe sioeu1.
Gov. IlAvk9 would aeco3t tho ofco uhaeF s1e" S"
stances. es.-tMtGAGO TRIBUNE ..,.s Ia
This IL tho position which THk TliRtNa ~ ia
reference 10 tho contemplated ontras9 " 10 10
Louisiana Returning Hoard. i psocuEt c.,snt tie
restore tho majority OF 1b7..!1. " oe.fshes In
votes which Il assumes the disputed ,, ~ In.
touEsann would have given had y not pess ~ mi.
limitation. OF course no such - .sa1t tho
ruYcous proceeding would b. Eesof1e1 ~ ns T. nrac.
fAie OF tho party not III srrts. And u u - w ac.
tISed it rsE1lAkn1 to DO sutn whether AAtHa ~"
ccpt OF uot.-ladtaaGpoils Sentinel o,,.
Wc a.o not aware Of any " contemplated ltuu. w..
racc BY tho Returning Duansl; wo eElese t"Ss.
viii DO fair and honest count according ~ ~ ,s
that no vote will be rejected tlAt ouens -, ~ ths
rscciycd. Nothing has yet bc't' done s.o,.... ~ IT,
Board to indicate any purpose to aet u1sue m"nnt,.
II. Aud we aro quito ccrtai's tlat t,lo !sl.s "rp
lican Committee OF ytsitors, siessra: ehss@i iii
HALE, srououToa, GARFIELD, and hsLLs't .1t. trat
never bc parties to fraud; never estu, 'a.,,n Il
there has been inado fair and la".ul '. ~" can.
there has not been one. II they declare ,o,. .aS o,
yass houestly nude, no matter whom u sse tselr
defeats, ths country may depend up'H
statement, aud support and dcfond IT,
, 1876-11-25

TIC cable announced yesterday 1n9 na, as,'I Tho
tbc advanced age Of oa ot Sir Jolta benL' 1i M tb.
senior General Of tho British army n.y.. 49, 1ll.
Colonel Of tbs Fourth Foot Rrg1n'ea. 1u
Ficld Marshal the Marquls Of TwsEopa.At a.. tous
died tho other day At the age Of ", 81. y. Hour.
BELL was . scotclinau. Hs wa oo9n n,...d IL
,oun, ID Tiicshlrs, In 17sa' as '1"''
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TIE MOON.
.JfofIfh


Norx.-April ! f!na,ked with an , will bs Es.tc!
Hunt&yt behK tic sunday next following thu flt full
tnuoA after tlln yefl19l equinox.
, 1876-11-25

Wondse 1fnNcum.
Monroe street. between State and Dearborn. -
Casa for Divorce" Afternoon aud evening,
, 1876-11-25

httcIphf Thentrr.
Monroe street, corner Dearborn. "Atound til
World ID Eigliy hay1." Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-11-25

Randolph street. between Clark snd La9al1e. En-:
Etgcment OF stuart tfobtOn 1.-TWO Men OF sandy Uats
Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-11-25

Tho de1ay in canvasRln1 the voso OF Cook
County Inns prevented the oarlior report Of
tho exact result Of tho late election in this
state. Tho following appear to bo the
figures:
Hayes, ..,..,...oT.14 147
TIlacn, .2;8, HD2
1Iarcs' majority. tity...................... 1B, GIG
ftnl1om Rep, Governor or................o7n,o 900
Steward, Dem. and Granger yOp. >. ..272, 4I1
cul1om's majority. .......... %. ...... q, R34
shnrlan. Rer., Lieut., -{3ov....... 1D8
Glenn, Dcm,, Lieut Gov. .nhG, OH
shnmane minority lty.................... 2G,O85
rick.cll Ind............... ...... ...... II, 7B3
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consent Of tho Senate, ard that be could not
recognize the suspena!on Of Col. Burns. Burns
was originally appointed to fill a vacancy 1Ns.
ine tho Tcccss uf tho Senate. Whether the
I'scshlunt could or cnuid mt lave removed
burns outright wns not tietilcd. Immediately
alter the leristou of Judge ballard. C0l. Burns
sent Il tcicgratu to Attorney. General Taft, ten
lering HI. rcnfgnatfA, to avoid embarrassment
ahd troablc to li.!ganis, and requested tic
Attorncy.G General tuexprcas 10 the President his
EeEtct that he Ind seen proper to suspend hin
agaiust Tic wfthcs of the President. The con-
duct Ut Col. Burns Ia warmly commended here.
, 1876-11-15

THE SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD
RATE ASSOCIATION.
The General Hupcrtntendents ana General
Freight Agents Of the Southwestern roads held
d special meeting at the Grand Pa"tnc Hotel
Yesterday for the purpose of considering the
differences In rates from Missouri Nivcr points
to the scal,oard BY way oi Chicago and 81. Louis.
The St. Louis people claim that their roads are
discriminating against that city, aud assert TINT
revision Of tic rites Is necessary. There were
present at the meeting It. 8. Stevens, General
Manager, and II. II. Courtwright, General
Frcitit Agent, Hannibal e. St. Joseph Railroad; !;
W. u. Strong, General Superintendent Chicago,
Burlington u Quincy Ka3troad: Hugh Riddle,
General Superintendent Chicago. kovk island
Superintendent, AID tirorEc Oils, General
Freight Agent, Kanxns City, 1t. Josrph & cout'.
I'll bluffs Rnl'roa1; Col. D.. II. kcssnck, General
Supcyisatc tcnt1ent St. Louis, Kansas City j. North
cru Railroad; a. e. Bird, General Freight Agent
knusas City {: Northern ltaflroali G. ". Alead,
General Superintendent Missouri Pacific Ilal-
road; James Smith, General Freight Agent Chi.
pied the chair, and Mr.. J. ". MidGley Was tic
Secretary.
The matter OF discrimination in faror Of Chi
cago and against 8t. Louis was fully dtscussctf.
and It was the general opinion Of the Chicago
men that no sucl, discrimination exists. Owing
to tile absence Of Nfr. j. Mcatullin, Gcneral
Superintendent Of the Chicago d Alton
this matter, no definite action could bc taken.
1t is understood TINT t!s difficulty will be- dis
poscd Of ut the next regular monthly ineeti',i,
Of the Southwestern Railroad Ratc Association,
which Is to be lul ut the olllce Of tho accrctuty,
at the Grand Pacific Hutc', Tuesday, Nov. p.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Faur Boilers Burst All at Once and Create
Fearful Havoc.

-Four Boilers Burst All at Once and Create
Fearful Havoc,
A. 11.ao 1ast nirht. n nina. horrible dis
~ 11'oo 'as. '''' ~, ''o11 1r.,"n .4' uo,,,aM
assef happeIeu u t"e o"'oa 'ui''" =
Ashland mud Archer avenues In the extreme
southwestern nortton of the city; Int owing
.,'s ,.,''a.as,.,. so,,,,ltt.,n n the
~ uo "apassap'e eosl''t"" W .,'s @
roads, the dlstanco Of tue scenc u TUG
disaster from tho hcurt Ut tho rEty, a,l the
tatcness OF the hour, nu report other tl,an the
,.,,a.1r, ,,,,, amt l,v ,clc.,ra,h hv m. icc Of
49,. W" esas - a.".,r,. sa,,,i ", ,ta,ncl IL
LUG uee9ln'8etee' atat1un euu'i w :.
, 1876-11-15

CINCINNATI, O., Noy. 14.-At Brighton Sta
tion, on tho Cincinnati. Hamilton g. Dayton
llal!road, last night, +. O. Ctase niere1ant OF
Ricluoud, lnl.. w.ie attempting to board q
train before It came to full stop, was throxn
under tho tars at,l 80 badly hurt that lle died
during the night Ills br0tlleF-in-law, the lcy.
P, Benson, Wills entlcavortng to rctIcr him u.s.
slsta,,ce, received injuries wl|ch may result In
his death.
, 1876-11-15

Il was pretended by WhiteLluers IN New
Orlcnns that Gov. KRLLoaa intended to stun
tho ballot-boxes and not rive tho TlLDGH party
nny Commtsaonera Of Election iu Tint city. 1n
rcfutntiou Of which wo lind In tue New Orleans
papers the following order:
The following waa telegraphcd to-day 10 oil ~.
s!etRht Supervisors Of Registration throughout tho
city:
Szw 0ntKASs. Nty. G.-rou mutt nppo!nt q the
,einucrsto toinas!oners uf Eiretn A. easm noi ~
Nntesl thtta hEe valid pureunAt 0eeltons - eftn. y
Nhlch caAcs thu Dcnlocfatc Genlittttae Wy!
Others. ", J.. kkLfItu, .toScrnof.
, 1876-11-15
FIRES.
AT CLINTON, IA.
Epkft1{ NfpdttA IN 1ns IfthaHf.

. 6psr117 Df1pdTtH 70 7H8 7F7bBHK =
CLINTON, H., Nov. 14.-At about s o'clock
this afternoon 1rc broke out Ii the drying
house Of e. Lamb {; SONS, communicating to
the largest Of this company's saw.mills. Tho
dry honacs, a quantity of lumber, and this i'm
mensc mill asc. entirely destroyed. Only
tic eiIiciens Firs Department, aluei By supcrior
water.works, abs 10 save tho nescs of AdjoIu-
ing lunher plies, Curtis 4 Co.'s sash factory.
and the lumber mills Of ". Young Co. Loss
about SEC, GOO; no insuranre.
, 1876-11-15
RAcE RAlt.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.-At the annual meet
tng Of the Athletic Base Ball Club tonight, tho
Treasurer reported thu Club In bankruptcy, md
that tho amount .lue was over $4,000, prlncl.
pally to players. The Committee stated that
pared to make report concerning full aud
cutaplctu arrangements for tku settlement Of
the Clubs temporary embarrassment. David
+. Houston was chosen President. Tho DiEectr
ors elected wcru instructed to appo!nt Z. II.
uayhurst manager Ut thu Club for l871.
, 1876-11-15

COUNTERPART MONEY.

COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
avtciat Hispasth 10 The Tribune,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 1a.-fn United States
Commissioner Adams Court to-day, Thomas J.
Sharp and James l.. For, Ut Lincoln, we're held
to ball On charge of passing counterfeit money.
1t appeared fro1n tic evidence that they were
the chiefs Of gaue of showers" and that. In
addition to his 1iutIen ~ reforincr and editor
Of ,Sharp's Nmocrattc Stdtes,nuH, Sharp was of
extensive operator in "quecr." The firm had
Headquarters here for awhile, and their letter
heals rcnsl at. J. s1arpd: Co.'S Corres espondenec
Bureau" one Of the operators Of which recently
lay down On the Others
, 1876-11-15

NRw YonE, Nov. 14.-Rufus Hatch, Russell
sagc, and other stockholders OF tic Lake Slorc
4. Michigan 9outhern Railroad, have obtained
from Judge Lawrence, In the Supreme Court,
an order, returnablc Nov. ~, requiring William
II. Vanderbilt, the Vice-Prcsftlcnt of thc road,
to show cnusc why lie should not BE- rompelled
to authorize the Farmers Lonn and Trust Com
pany, The State Agent for Transfe., to exhibit
10 t!.cln tho transfer tonks unl list Of stock-
holders. They 1naku affidavit that their object
is to communicate with tile other stockholders,
and to have steps taken to prevent any unjust
tie New York Central, Of which Vanderbilt is
also the vict-PrestIcnt, arising out Ut tho lat.
ief'a suicidal war with the Pennsylvania aud
baltimore & Ohio Koads, Which tic ulaintlfla
wish to atrcst.
, 1876-11-15

8p<c1dI Ufb12eH 70 3As 7FIeEH3
ST. PAUL, Mlru., Nuy. A.-ltarSey Davis,
hack4lstycs, an American, aged 6o, comta!stcd
suicide by poison last n!ght. C4asc-tlomestie
infe!lcty. Tho nclghboss heard als vito calling
for help during tho night, hut being used to DIS
tusbaucs by her, did not answer. Blu was too
drunk herself 70 60 tor pbysIsfaa nsy was na
gayu up work, evidently then contemplating
suicide.
, 1876-11-15

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. IA serlous riot o.
cured to-day between the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna g. Western Railroad Conpany's 1ncc'aan-
les OIL strike md sume Of their number who
recently returned to work. The fight occurred
in the vicinity Of tho shops us the men were
quilting work. Bars Of Iron, stones, and other
Injured.
, 1876-11-15

:, chlcorf, ia nt,t seem to Under.
The peopsu, ,.oune lady who is now filling at,
stand t''a' -, Wrvicker's Theatre Ia rcmarls.
eugagete,,'' eug, ain Ia. ability ~ a tragic aetress
sh!5 g''ea, nus az II nat developed In tho midst
.sueh AonN1 ";,,, ,f.ener tllnn once III d genera
d large ""sn n,,,,n,,nr IA accustomed to speak
ton. 1nh ..,a- ~, ,,tcl, subjects; bht Il would
With monv m..,,, n ,,s duty us purveyor Of the
be ua.s,, IT., mi recognize the genius Of Miss
newsh ~ ta .,,,1 urae ,,pon all interested In the
ANpsRso';' ,,,.t ante Of witnessing at least one
dtsns sr,onatluus. 'ns The marvel IN licr ease
oi her 'ng that sl1o acts 80 we'll, but that
Is not e"s se.r,,1,4hcs what shc docs In
abe vo,,,h and tncxpcslencc. She
sp'e ~ ~ vcnrs Of agc, aud l,,.s been actlng
bses w. , ,c.r. Yet she l,as the mental poisc,
lfs' ,,,, .n t1,c selt-posscsson OF ot!c boru and
he uX aeon ,,e staec. Her personal charms nrc
oteu nb btoh order, combining tall and llste
q III ,rhh M EXPRESSIVE and beautiful counte-
nsos Thc u,ality Ut her nrt Is cmlncntly
aanss' ,,,ot,r shc wins as mitch BY the purity
f!u'pa'. ..a,ner IA by tho objective influence of
u ~ ..,,o,t,ol cn,towmeuts. She las PARTIALLY
ne1 ns, 'as, nl7cndy Tho value Of rcposc aud self
Ns'M s,a, +, acting, and when sfr Is thoroughly
Hs'1 H',.1 In this respect slic will be 10
seao" nromlslng hut great actress.
%os ,9ossl ,,satmcut Of tho role of Esadne
ne' ,,ancd In every partt slcuotlng the
'-,,r,vc anpsehcuson Of character which Is
~. .To,emcst gift Of the trne dramatic nrtist.
s. .eroe With pi,eetlo last night, In which tic
aS.t,r ~. of woman's lovo Was deplctcd, left
,".,a n be desired. Size was all Tenderness yet
.mat9ntty improving, II ws may bv prcsu'np'
-. o,nttgf Ia snr ~, ut}0p the hint conveyed
, 1876-11-15

IN CuICAGO.
The alarm from box 4Gl at 2: 30 yesterday
morning was caused by d fire In tue two-story
frame building on the northwest corner of
blue Island avenue and Fifteenth street, owned
1y Simon Higgins nn1 occupied BY Charles
Nutzas as grocery and dwelling. damage to
etork, SO; Insured III the Girard for $l,Oj0
Damage to building, S:s0U; insured iu the sa1ne
Colnpany for BLEW. Causu u tire unknown.
, 1876-11-15

That class Of beltcosc persons who arc braw1-
ing for blood had better take their gougs a,ld
toot-horus aud retire to tho commons, md
light IL out at safc diatances,-those who make
tho loudest and most Internal noises to be coll.
ett1crcu tho yjctors,
, 1876-11-15

e+,,,o a,oa 'ae eha'actcr of sope Of the eminent
s"na. sas u tue Democratic persuasion who have
ss s<s . !" !. ne" Orleans To help keep tue peace and
R,... aAls count, We tnluk that tbs Hon. BEN
Is Isa should eo there. It is suggested TINT
in,;, 1ss w. Tue esty better than any of tile uewly-
Il" sn u Visitors. For example, ho would Offset
c., s nAsoAll, Ge.L PALMER, or the guerrilla
, 1876-11-15

THR SUGAR THADK.
LONDON, Nov. l4.-Large speculative pur-
el,ascs OF sugar continue 10 be made. mainly be-
cause of the deficiency Of the bectroot crop.
LOSS M stItPwnEcK.
Oromoeso and Carolina Agnes nine persons we're
drowned.
GOLD RriPMEHTs.
LONDON, Nov, t5-5a T. t1.-AtRercar eagles
TO the ya!ne of ItD 900 stcrliny were withdrawn
from the bank ycster,ay for tile Unttcd States.
, 1876-11-15

6pkc1d| DR1pdtCH 70 7aE 7T16ahE.
LAsA11E, ILL.,, Nov. 14.-Jau,cs Mccarthy.
farmer Of Dn,nick Township Was assaulted in
this city BY two rut!1ans OIL Thursday evening
last, and robbed Of SIC in money, anl prornis-
orr note for s1o0. AfeErwar1, he fell from
Ing such injuries that hu died this afternoon In
consequence OF them.
, 1876-11-15
ftIfi3 A.
CUBA
4 CukkcE Ynlt snANI4fi nE4EHTER9.

CHANCE rDn srANIsH DE3EhTERs.
HAVANA, Nov. 14.-Tht following Is tfansEa-
tton Of the proclamation Issued totlay, sfgncdby
Capt Gen. Joyellar and Martinez CatnpUs Gen.
eral-tri-Chtei:
ARTICLE /. DceeEtcrs from onr army who arc
actually III tue ranks Ut the enemy Will he par
Iuntl II they surrcndes to the pruper aut,lorI-
where they will serve until tic legitimate tcrin
of their service has expired.
AIT. 9. All dcsertcfs captured after Dec. 81
will be shot.
, 1876-11-15

Or r,.s tass o' ehaps who Lost nothing III blood
II, s.ufs nsa, 'lusang tho Rebellion are uow loud
h. usa'' Lest the "iutllnidaled" !" Louisiana
th.t. ths@ ~ thaA be counted for T1lpsn, they open
hnr. tatoasa vide and howl for war. Tue other
; A'1e'ss Whose ldesa OF Reform mean getting
, 1876-11-15

TonoNro. Nov. 1A.-Twu brothers named
Nugeut and nun named McdclliIc were killed
today by tue fall Of the root Ut shaft Rt the
Ecttsa Cows copper niue.
, 1876-11-15

ANUKABSY Ill.
LONDON, Nov. I.-rhe Austrian Prime s1in'
istcr, Count Andrassy, Is III at Pcsth.
, 1876-11-15

HALIFAX, Nov, A.-Newfoundland advlces
report several shipwrecks with loss Of crows. a
brig tlr!fted Into Crow l,arbor, Fortune Bay,
with four OF the crew dead and laahe1 to the
rigging.
, 1876-11-15

Special NtNttth 70 7a< 7Tbu"&
MiLwAuKEE, Wis.,, Nor. A.-Bartholomew
Nugcnt fell from new school building In the
Fourth Ward, a.,d taicd from the effects Of LIS
Injuries seyeral hours after the aGcldeut.
, 1876-11-15
HYMEHEAl..

Spsciai DspateA to TAt Tribune
BrR1Haslklp, Ill, Nov. A.-Ths marriage Of
Ms. Jonas Hutchinson, Ut Chicago. to M!ss
Ktteie Brown, OF this city, took place ut the
First Presbyterian Church thz uoraluX Thp
, 1876-11-15
ITALY. .


TIE CHE1L WAY.
ROME, Nov. 1a.-The report In tho Cologne
0as<ttt about tho proposed pfoecdare of tho
ltatiau Government In the event Ut the death
of the Pope, IL pronounced baselcss fabflca-
tlUD.
THE VATICAN
RoxG, Noy. l.-Thu tHtta CattoIted an
nounccs tl,at tomorrow Plus IN. will sing thu
enetnes who, Whls living, wc1o the most ill.,
strunental III a,lIIeting his,l aud bFinglng about
his spoltatlon. Among these many Italian Nftl-
isters OF State, commencing With cayo1r. ara
mentioned by tiaulc, as also are humber OF
whom aro alassl,ilo d AzeglI5. uuerrazx!, Foerio.
mud Nino Dxio. Tho list is ,.et conancd 70
Italians. It !nelsdes Napoleon ILL.,, Persleny,
WAlewski, Leeiru itoaltn,, Pierre !. Noux, aal
U.i.a says II these dead men could now coun.
sci tho living, they would At thu election to ba
held next Sunday return Plus TX:
, 1876-11-15

BLoom1soroS, ILL.,, Nov. H-Thc attorneys
for Newton Uilcman, tic ind who is Oh trial for
the killing Of Frank Keefcr lust spring at Ar
rowsmitl,, today entered a confession Of u1an-
slaughter, anu Judge Upton dismissed the Jury
and will rcudcr oerision aud sentence On the
11th
, 1876-11-15

Spectai D,patch to 7ae tribune
Sioux C1Tr, IT,, Nov. 14.-sliss Hattie
Younger and her aunt, Mrs. Wynan, passed
through hero this evening on their way to ut
tend the trial Of the Younger brothers for the
murder of the Cashier Of tile Northt3eld bank.
Tho trial commences tomorrow.
, 1876-11-15

TsrusvlIlR, pa., Nov. l4.-Waltcr 4. Lowsls.
presidene Judge OF crawiutl County, dlcl sud-
denly at his residence IN Mcwlsll!e. ra., this
tuu1niug Of paralysis.
, 1876-11-15
FRANCE.
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HAvRE, Nov. 14.-rrancois Mctzgcr, who ar
rived here from New York In tue stesmer
France, was accidentally drownrd ut the
ateaMer's dock.