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proqrcrA Of his rtmarks To called J,ouAn Morton
Cameron. anti comkiinr Iii ths via nan,es Al liz
comu,e nt, and then procccictl to cprecate t,o so
of nhrrnnniIiice IN Tia cnnn,isn NJ nrI ronsionrI
nny nnn who wonld con,lrsccilI to tnch has M IN
to cnrry po!nt 10 cyrrlartj0, dsnlnatton, TNcn
came the tng Of war In nm nticn,nt to form cluI
The Iioxlc nf Caultie factions began to tear zach
others ere. ont ulrtanhofIcaiiy, mn, al mJuluht
tho wranp,lng was siNl go!nH On, with no cha1'ce
for cu,trpIec cxcnpt hv thc s,,rrr nhcr Of Cnui-
heldr fnrcca. 4 few riore kuch meetings anil tlo
few Tillcn men there arc In Enrlowood viii bo
enthusiastic Republicans.
osnMAN rlLprn,rss.
meeilnp. with smsil sttrS.ancr. iast n1ht At thc
Democratic hoaIunnrtcrn. No. ~ Cinrk htrsrt. Il
i. ll1ppcl pfcsiIcI, and tl,o proceedings
wcre all in itcrnnn. or cnnrue. 4 com
mtttco wns nnnnintch tn cfrcn]atn cnfn,
rnisn jocumenta in thu seynrai ilytsionss
Much discussion and cxn1anaton was itt!nlrcti ii
in rcgsrt 10 tho nan prtSp0sc for tho reelection OF
delegates to tho Senatorial Convention nntl IT was
moved tint tho Campnign Committee hold a con.
ference with tho Senatorial Committee with view
Exchanging tho ptan Of tho cancuscs which aro to
thu meeting ad]uMsncd.
upys IN rLpE.
Tho 1loys In I,lue mot al tho 0rond psc,nr rIotct
lust night, Unpi. Jacobs nrgsi,lei. Thrrn lninr
10 tw brcsent Tho n1cctfua WAS ainnrueI hi ihis
evening, At Tho (IraHl pacI1c IIHtei cjni- rot,ns
when arrangements will b. made for the trp 10
Indianapolis. Au Informal talk Concluded last
nights meeting.
TIN INDEPENDENTS
tee met last evening ii Tho Tremone Jiousc, and
thera being a small aiteninncn by reasnn az the
weather. talked iniurmniIy aver ia nronnects ar
the nariv Thn rnv1,inr {,nefnnes wa = nt,sfrnnei
, 1876-09-14

72 ~ Editor Gf ths PHILADELPHIA nmes In
18th Ut July, mention was made OF tho lo.s Of liz
steamer 81, Clalr on i+aku bupprinr. Among tho
laih. liz had = smuiI English slaMiei, which
swan ashore. q'AB dog was we'll knowu
at Duluth and along the Northern Facidc
aud aagacisy, Ills owner w1s employed IL the
NottheFn pacdc hoad TO measure liniLer delivered
hY contractors. The dog. would takg ths end ii
long; and hold II vt thu end Wills the master
would hold II at ths other, and Do thls
ared ila muster W would J'' ssnI ha ia to neds. H.
Pust. onlce. sfmply saying TO him, t'Uo pp--Vet
1etters; tho dog would 10 10 thu Port. .i}nico aud
bis tall and was 90 welt known the clark would
tye him the lsttoss which he wDnld carry back 10
~ 1lastaF, aud In tho saue way would carry
" w mxuet. Ills scsut wa very acute. Com.
, 1876-09-14
MICHIGAN,

Speetat Nspotch 10 7h4 1ytonnA
LAHsls4. Atch., Sept. H. --Hot content with
yotina In Congress for all the railroad land .graAs
which wesa preaenteh. and Tho lalasy grab and tho
ineeease Of lila own mlcage in tho Thirty ninth
congress. Thomas A. Heudr!ck4 played little
land grab gsme In this Slate while be was Commits.
4loatr Of tbs United States LaMd.O1,co. liz gsys
ocHelAa notice that. on 4 certain dar, the public
lands would he offered for sale at Coun.
81 hsnHs, md that homestead settlers could
then and there enter their cla,ns. The
dhY arrived: and With Il large crowd OF settiera,
in haste 10 die their claims mil secure lelr farn,s
hut the once VA sloasd. and for tares days en-
'lde. III the end Ut That time the lnurs were
opened, when II WRs discovered that Tom Hen
drcka and bis partner, Henderson, hnA entered all
the land Anl fA3uabit boioa lA Iutta.
waesat1e County, covering uluAt Of tbs farnls t,-
proved, and tu-day largo portion nf thts land
stahds On ts Eecusls of that county in the!s Names
GRAND HAVEN, MICH,
, onAnn HAVEN, M,th., Sept, 1J.--rhs Repub-
inx nominations: Representative. Uenia,nin ian.
bach and p. b. X. Van Noalte; Sheriff, bimou
Brennan; Prosecuting Attorney, George w. Nc.
Brtdo; hegtate!, JtcoG Deboe; Treasurer, Marvin
Cfefgefi Clcrk, Alfred 4. Tracy; JudKe Ut Fro.
bats, Samue! L. TaIe; Circuit Court cUmmisutoa.
:ennt!tes were Instructed to vote for ths se-tce.
tton Of Senator Ferry.
ssre to-nighs.
GRAND 2Ap1ps. MICH.
5ph7at NIp0tcA 10 ms 9ftauHA
4n1Tn nAFipa, Sept 13.-The Republicans Of
an CITY nom1uataa 8. l. Baldwin aud DE. q. vi.
, 1876-09-14
IOWA.
BURLINGTON.

6pecids btspafch 10 1as Tribune
BURLINGTON, In, Sept 13.:-1t has ruined mod.
cEascly all day, mud ihs weAther u threatening to-
night On account Of thu rain tho day meeting
was held in lasgo halI, where t:ol. ]. e. Stone,
tho Republican candidate for Congress, delivered
IN eloquent speech Which clcltcl frequent ap-
planse. Ho was followed by scaator McCnry,
whoac ad1tess has been characterized by many as
the bcst effort Of Ills life. It waa io.cbc aa clo+
Quent.
Tonight, In spite ct tho muddy btrcc.s and low.
eFlng clouds. tho First Regiment OF Iowa liayrak
era ,naEchol With torches, banners md traaspar-
enc!es, md Uniun llall wAa crowded with M en-.
thaslastlc audience, which ,yGB addressed bY tho
lion. Jancs Harlan, The Republican Hley Club
onttyened tho meeting with excellent campaign
music.
Although tho rain prevented large attendance
from the country. tho meeting has been lalterlnE
success.
COUNCIL DLuFrs.
COUNCIL btuFrF a., Sept. la.-Tho Republic
can campaign in Western Iowa Waa formally
Opened with meeting at GleHwo1a fortnight, Col.
". II. sapP, candidate for C9uEress In this dis.
triGt, delivered tho principal address,
The Cooper and Cary 1nsn uf this ctr he1d
~. ~ seting nig, p.sp9satey 70
cd, Was comparatively taMu.
DAvENrONT.
6pecfa. btspatch To- Tbs Tribune.
DAFEArnhT, i1s hrpt. ". --AA in1ntnue Ito.
rHLlcuM n,estInG was hold hsra ills evening.
Ahont 800 people congrcsastd to listen 10
Tatt!c, tho Hon. J. 7. Lane, and thu lion.
Alt1andeF Clstks. There waa also splendid
tes1lpu. .
, 1876-09-14


FoRT WAYNE, lnl., sept l3.-Ycaterday I.
Newland. An old and respected merchant Of Mays
yille In this county, vistcd thls city for the mr.
poae Of attending tho fair. Ito went To Woodbufn
on an evening train over tho Wabash Road, and
started to walk from thcro to his homs, q distance
Of sig mlleA Lie waH followed by two men, whom
iis suspected Of eyil designs. Na thcsoupon stop.
ped At store on tho road and borrowed loaded
revolver 10 dofenl himself With This mpFnInv
hIs aead body was found on bridge, Is miles
frosa thts city. The head aud skull wero maaicd
with club. By his sjdo WA
his. pocket. book, containing aomo papers, but no
With three eaply chambors. 4 tsa!l Of blood On
the bridgo. sh6wea that ho lad woundsd one Or
moro Of h{s aAsal!auts Tracea Of tho dcspcf1does
We!a found. An inquest IL now iu pro2ssss. Two
wuff.. known despetadocs uEp suspected OF tic
murder, aud officers aIu searching for them.
, 1876-09-14

6pecfai Dispatch to The TrtunA
la CnossE, Wiz, Sept. 13-Tho Republicans Of
this city arc to have grand rally next Saturday,
Senator Angus Casneton in response to nrmer.
upun tic results Of hia observations and In
vcstiaatlons during = recent whit TO Mis-.
sissirpi, where ho went with Senators
nayard, Mcponaid, and Mcmillan as a COM:
,nlttce 10 investigate t!o actual condition Of
Of portion Of the population 10 tllesranchlse by
intimidation ani cruelty, the fEccdmou and Union
men.
sp<cia! 4, 1aspdtea TO 1se 7rtbans
JASEsv,t.x; W., SGT; la-'rhe 1sepubl!cans
fssss @t ' sys. s a Wsest vi. fssn$ G$ 0 saa s
l'anchard II. N. Comst5ek, MD s. j.. II. rat-
ssss a S4sdsa IL rsS rfsS
# tstEa%; @ 81 ysssK{SiSty' s'saiy il. sn.S;
LOUISIANA,
Nxw onLEAxs, Sept l3,-Wt!liam N. nurwclt
vas nominated for Congross BY thy Kenub'(cans IN
the FiFst District, III place OF Il. G. Warmoth, Do
Gov. Kellogg returned from tho North to-day
Ltent. 'tiov. Antolne, received telegram Tint
John Strothcra, arrested the ctarga Of shooting
veser. clark Of court in Red ItIser Parlsl, llus
been convicted.
w.,u,xo4Ss s1S;ss Ssa {" c i"ne;%5 Lex %a conovor
last night having adjusted lie Republican lilcul-
sles ,there ana he I'm @i.ancdlatsly 3D. went MoEth on
Commtttcr. IN speaking with hts friends he con-
tcnta, that, although thu State Ut Florida might
hayc hcon hSrcotore regarded as likely to be car
for Governur, against stearn., alsa Republican,
now secatcs The stutc umqucstionab!y for tho Ito.
publican party.
MINNEAPOLIS, st1Ns.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
MINNEArnltB. Mirn., sept 1a.--A largo rnnss-
meotlnE Of Ncpuhlicans al the Academy Of Mua'c,
Windom mud Mcmillan, Ex.tiov. Davis, Secretary
Ut State lrgent, and DR.. Stewart. urcat enthusi-
nsm was manifested.
Foh HAYES AND WHEELER.
DArroy. O., Hcpt. 13.-Cui. II. 4. Nolan, tho
most ,rsomtuent independent Democrat In tho
m Committee tG-iay, announcing hta determine
tlon tu take thu stump for l1ayos ind Whoclor.
CAUsK AND EFFECT.
Special Dispd&ch 10 Tie irfouns.
:, EnsE, Pa, sept. 1:5.-The Hon. H. y. Lowry,
the politician who Stunned for Seymour and bs.
philadelphia this evening.
HA3TISGs, M1NN.
Spee!us Dfpafch 10 9he tribune
MAa1txas Mtnn.. sept. la.-JndSu E: T.
Wilder, Of 1oodlne caunty. ,was nominated for
crats hero ta.day.
MISSOURI CONGRESSIONAL NOtfSAT1DS.
SEnAL,A. Ma. Sept 13.-Th8 Hcpabi1<ans at The
aclalla Congressional district nominated to-day
COL dohn II. Stcrells for cnngreds,
SOUTH cAKoLtNA.
CoLuAR1A, $. G., Sept. 1I.-Thomas G. Dunn,
ila.o fur tic nomination of Govurnor against
Chamberlain.
, 1876-09-14

EAsT sAa,aAw. Mich, Sept, l3.-At3a. III. to-
day thu barn Of Charles Smith, situated near tho
Village Of Chcsanlng, Saginaw County, was dlacoy-
f5ea IL bc Oh are, and 1t wss seoa tonsumed. Tf,c
body of Mr. Smith WIS found In the ru!ny, and The
suspicion WA At once saIsua that .e had been nur.
asIcd, ~ ha bad not been on good terms with his
whathsf sho could l4ll lii property Id case Ut iii
death. Ass. smith aud otheF paFtlss have been
, 1876-09-14


PHnApEtrntA. Sept. 18.-John Henry Janrs,
licensed cxhortor In tho Methodist Church, OYER
taok young girl uatncd Hunter, near tho city,
o-dhJ+ and madc an unsuccessful attemnt
to violate her person. Tho outrage created
tho most lntcnse excitement, and lilo entire ncgh.
bothooA turned ont With all sorls Of arms In pnr.
ahnrt acarch: Wiser counsc1s, howuytr, pre-
vailed, and James was simply placed In jail 10
, 1876-09-14

Ing Il appears that Homer wrnt into the cult and
forgot TO rhnt tho outer tluot after him. Tho
priaoncra pushed him oscr and effected their ed
caree. Quo Of them was n t,hIcaga pckpocket
annther tho man who stabhc. man In south
ltockford, and tha Third a Rockford thief nanael
George RAoaAcs. One pf the lhfru hus been ro-
captured. Tho otl,crn nro nj large.
, 1876-09-14
ITEMS FROM BLOOMINGTON.
xQecfuI MspateA to THx 1ffAunk

BLoohlHoroN, ILL.,, Sept. 13.-Tle &rial OF An
drew j. Barnes for the murder OF Miclael ]. Flta.
patrick began heKa to-day. Evidence Will bo
clos~d tomorrow. At tho conclusion Of this case
the llilenan murder case viii! b disposed Of,
j. ". Green. Constable Of Hue Mound Town.
shIp, has abscoaded With various snms OF money,
lle Ii said 70 hayu lost mouey gambling at tho Nc
Lean County Fair. -
lohn A. i.aunor, auperv'sor Of Atsowsmlth
Township, Mourns tho loss Of $1NO which be lrtk
under h's pillow ut Wstcs lIolci this morning.
, 1876-09-14
TIE ST. Louis FON0FRY.

sF: LOUIS. Sept. la.-ons Or two more facts ro-
gsrvl!ns The bond.forgery cuse reported In these
dispatches la4t night, camo out to-tay. Tbs 81.
isgcd fosgsf Il kesbbauah. Of G!..gow, Howard
Coauty, No., but doing business In this
city. The negotiation Ut the bonls hela was
ttstton u,ade Esss wss With John j. Denjemin, of
Washington CITY. 6tualey d Co., printers, who
furnished the bontis did 70 in perfectly regular
way, And no blame whatever attached tu them,
, 1876-09-14

Special Dtspatch to Tia Tribune
CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. 1J.-News has been received
ID tais city shocking murder that occurred nca.
Clinton. n.y., day or two ngo. A young man
named Davis was shot and Instantly killed by hIs
uncle, named Stonll, because Davis tossed Bit Of
watermelon rind at him. Stonll Ia III jail.
, 1876-09-14

Br. Paul, Mnn., Sept 13.-iaAt night, ut
Watortown, four men entered the residence Of Pat
CaQerty, took him from bed chokcd Lin, CON.
palicd him to tell where he kopt hts n,nuay, and
Eobhed lim OF $500 In gold and <l6 or $40 III cur.
rency. No arr9sta havo been ma.lg.
, 1876-09-14

Gptc4d1 nfspdch to 77s Tribune,
MApisoN, Wis.,, Sept. l3.-Adyccs from Voro.
m, In this county, say TINT, III a dlspute between
n German named Duhrmclatcr and anuthet named
pl0 q crushing blow, from tle cCects Of which LIS
llr1 In few hours,
, 1876-09-14

6pkc5a1 Dtp0lch 70 3A9 1f46NHs.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. 1j-Thc notorious bnrg.
lat, james Saunders, of Chicago, Peoria, ETC.,
wAs tracked up nnd caught At Springfield by Do.
tccttve ilAworth, Of thla city, and brought horo
and lodged in Jail to-day, charged With robbing
several houses III this city. Ito pleaded guilty.
, 1876-09-14

clHvEiANn, o., 8opt. 13.-lh satoon fight
last night, Michael Dorchcll Kicked Patrick CAL
longa I'll tho stomach. Callough died this morn.
ing. DorcheiL was arrested. Al tho Cor oners
inquest verdict was rendered. s'Dentll caused by
Inflammation nnll ptrtoraton of tho bowels Induced
by mall bono which he had swallowed"
, 1876-09-14
Hair.

Paris letter says: ''Fa!ao hair will no 4 drug
"a sas t1stkss when frost coues. Short cu.ls and
natural haE, such ~ the pictures Of Nine Necaier
aud Queen ltoEtsn4e have Mvds fan,jliar 10
everybody. will b. Ill thu iasAiou,N ~
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He Resigns the Passionate OF the
Eighth Church.
Reasons which Have Moved Him to
Take tie Step.
Financial Troubles Of tho Church
--"Tho Salary Question:.
Tho Subject Laid [Over till Next
Weeks Meeting.

lecture rom, nm thn iovcr 1oor ,r., ,roit a,,.J
With 1adlcs and gentlemen They had boon drawn
Samuel Dasa s p:sos, would tender sas sS hi.
and troubles ss''", which Ct ss ~. "is"ss
o to- 'yS I'm, o, s1'sa h, III The church
4ss!s T. xi!s unusual .o!sns,t, ras sv. ss. d.
was roct thrust at nnbo,ie,el nna was was eoushoa mu
in worls which showed an Intensity Of reiisios.
'es'ins: %,'s; ~, n,,,.,.,,.,,,, ,x,, ,,,. H..
a'"''' "''4 a BUSINESS MEETING,
calling upon m1 F. A. % eadisstou ton t' to p,e.'ds
NJ; NJ. A, M, y; henderson % aetIas =. ses!eS,
stated thai s bad leaSn nao, s he s' H. D%sa s
yeSs With weaa isavs s II e s'stS }seas st. IL IL
VIII Sss s msoE d. E saa b Is ss ,s s, and
p,!sS a. ssnis3;s q IT, sna
nsea a;is5 m asH IT, was
sha IL hoped that tisy seallsci that thsy a wsla
pana sspse ed 5.1s ns e. y Te q tDyy 1hSy @
ntss| whsn NJ; =. Manning nsyed that ITO CON-
asasst'on eafFss Of the 'v Mr. nueld ho rsad which
- .As ';is'ekr T%s 1kr1nn or Nh. purpsr1p:
;ss
S ssfs Z Il hss ssss Ssssy 81 nj wit bs ;oa
sssS pas y va Ill @ fs ne
ssf ~ i If III Il: Ssss III
sps sfStsa it. sss,h 4 ss! ss % R h5s f.
snd s si"ts sSss W. s!s saf S no i.
snfs Ss sty sS isR.1 ssS:
! ss 5 Il il III II s;s25 s 5
Ss xs5s s?:!'ssy Is: sfss' Ss y ss ss'Ss 5
SS III: Ii III
ss ths IT, 4 ss: e.; a -
rs ~ Sss .S s
ssSEiS|S'Sss i
ss;as s;MSsIS sstss eRsnssses upea s .ssIy u
IA e. $sSa f. a's ss;s
fSGfsssss as it to sSuas sax one 1s q
s + % w. "a sIG. sa 70
ssajs as;s; 5$@s
sa M ss
All an "9sE to TO d11 hs:rn Whas Dc for y9n s
,,axssS .a':see sS. AZ
ss! ho e.tate en ii which aaa
sJa s i yss ny tsIxfe ,s,i #
E i ssGsss TSi: s
r;
S%s
pew.hadinE 70 asy nothnS u bensyosnss aia ID.
, 1876-09-14

kfo Nattn Fal.ia&ii1m.
II 10 understood that David A. Wells declined
70 allow hta na.ue 70 10 used Oh tho Democratic
Electoral tickrt% lie h&srS mRtlo up hts niud
whethef ~ car V9ts tur T...ep. aud lv sauIut
, 1876-09-14

New YonK, Sops 13.-ShogIG Conner TO- -dny TO.
tnsned the execution In tho Twccd $9 600, Oo0-
Judgment wholly Nnant!sAcd, ho being unabe 10
ind any Property on which 10 make 11yy.
, 1876-09-14

frindts IT, candidates for mcmbers Of thr State
1iouso oS Fspresc natives from this, the city dis.
tert ThbyI arc excnllcnt nominations, and
strengthen Tho ticket hero.
, 1876-09-14

Qu1HcE, Ill.,. Sept. 13.-Thc case Of Tho People
vs. John Attcrbury, Indicted for the murder Of Mr.
Kippcrtrcges, In this city last spring. came up In
the Circuit Court at Mount Sterling to- day, and
was continued until Marcl. Tie defcuso Ia In
sanity.
, 1876-09-14
STABDTNG IN a DEAD-FALL.
Enecfdt Qsr1ftA IL 1irth,tna

BuNtlNaTox, Ia, Sept. 13.-A row occurred In
saloon on North LII! Tonight and darkey,
8llas Henderson, stabbed tito bartender, Fled
Martin, in the stomach. Tho wound may provo
fatal. uondcEeon WAS arrested and lodged In jail
, 1876-09-14
ESCAPE FROM JAIL.
Special 1tsp0teA u IN Tfth44A

NockFoAu. ILL.,. Sept 13.-Thsough tho Rross
cArelessncss OF . lailef r4red Jsnes Homer three
Fundans escaped from tho Rockford Jsu this morn
, 1876-09-14
CHARGED WITH ARSON.

New foRK, Sept. IL. - Patrick Mulvohlll,
charged with firing hIs residence, No. 522 south
Union direct, Chicago, July /, 1874, was aFresicd
III this city to'dny by Detective Felkcr Of Chicago
, 1876-09-14
THE COURTS.

THE COURTS.
Another Of f. T. Isunynn's Exploits Dtscov.
crcsl-lsccord Of Judgments aud Now Suits
The Divorce Caicntlar.
Still another bill was llcl ycaterlny charging F..
F. 1snnyan With fraud. and hs bids fair 10 bo the
W1ns1ow Of Chicago. Tho complainant is john
Muno, who rays TINT In 1908 nunsaf owned two
notes ,uade BY John Tauglc, one for 81, 200, tho
other for ST. 200, secured by trnse edccd on Lots 81
~, and 25, In John i, Forbes Subdivision OF
block II, and hlao tho N. v Of Lots !, 2, .. and l.,
Block l, in Cochrane's Subdivision Of Ont-Lot 81,
ali IN the Canat Trustccs' Subdivision Of Sec. 2,
30, II. Complainant having 81, to In
vcst, pnt It In Huuyan's hands, nud
tho atcr shortly after told him ho had Invested 1t
In n.nrgagc, and gave him tho 81, 200 note above
mentioned Tho Interest on this note hns been
paid up to july 1876. Iu April, 1870, lsunyan and
hs partner, d. j. Avery the fattor being trustee,
conspitng together, ns complainant alleges. with.
outnnthoFlty and in violation Of tllus trust, gave
q full ralcase Of tho trnst-dcnd to Naugle, re-
ccvsng tho fnil amount Of tho two notes, though
only ono Was surrendered to him. Finally, in
July last complainant failing to get the money o1,
tho 81, 200 note, OF to indaco Runyan TO enforce
It's collection, put It in the hands OF another At-
torney, and then 1earncd TINT tho trtist-dcel se-
curing It had becn relcnsod in 187o that tho land
had then boon mortsagcd to tho Connecticut
Mutual Life. Insurance Company for SO, 900, mid
finally sold andcr tho mortgage. nunyan having
failed 10 reimburse him, Iuno now dies bill
asAlne 'uus Nv fe'easo auy ~ 'et asus' of taat
nu4pnnt duo HIN. aaa compelled 10 pay 1t.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PINE.
s r. oss .; sf ess essssa Hg9sn IN
Pasty wishes. Yustesday pawabsaksr Il Ho: :iso
ats snts sss sa sfa T. a u asy S ss
o ~ tSs aasas t'sG fGo
,ortea BY kicking tha bal!1 out doors and. when
hc returned, lockinR tho door on him. Ian nttach-
!I mont was then issued, nnd served by Kern and
and sayc sotno very contradictory testimony,
Judge Moore, Tor his contempt of court, tnod him
S:5 mud costs OF attachment, which hc paid very
set 'Al0 4ae Papc!a.
r.. ,,. toKnEANATloN SUITS.
Ill. Inc Cny " tnleago Pe1nii FIX condemnation
Ing divers streets. Ono for oponing .pr
exlonu!hg g Arteaihn nsenn9 norlh from It's
btessemt terminus Ifas. 70 West LaEs street.
LaLtn4tateu QanaHea 9f,o-V' also, =, lof
VpsM'ag Or e.tehafnR seymour Street n9rtM to
west Lako htteot. Estl!natad tatna8eat II, o"0.
Alsn r.. M 1ponns Or exsendang slnplswooa @ a'cnno
t. % oIoa A. an alley 10 asei wda thr9nYh tho " y Of
t0aH = =, ~ a =" isaat u. 1astees gHossoa ot 5tt@ =
Also to open os extend JohnHon plaec from IT,
Rresent nost9sh 81 ~, terminus e ts south lne OF E,is
Sety soct n 70 Ssn f srUSyt asy
midway botwosn Indiana and Prairie avenues.
MODEL FAulI.KEEPER.
,,ia @ nn ~ ~ t nv. If ~. MusH ueel sHenc
least il thnt in Tho nanner al kecnns tc rpco1,s III
bay aI o To 2 aqa aco. iSa u e. s @
Superior Court. Under ls 1ireetions The {" suits t
,,,,- ~e''f NN.1NSe A%' ~
, 1876-09-14


The City Of chscngo begnn ak condemnation
suits yesterday TO ASCERTAIN tho damages for OPEN
Ing divers streets. Ono for opunng pr
extending Artesfan avenue north from its
Estimated datnages 81, Ba0. Also, for
opening Or extending Seymour street north to
West Lake strapt. Estimated tlatnagcs,' 81, $40.
Also for opening or extending Atnplewooa ascnuo
nufth to Vest Lake ssrcet, to cost 81, SEQ. Also
to oron m alloy 1G ieei vida through tho ". X Of
Il0ck 70, In Canal Tsustccs' subdivision Of tic s.
y. u Of Sec. II, 30, a. Estimated coat, ST. 900.
Also to npen or extend JohnHon plaec from tts
present northern terminus to tis south limo OF Ellis
from Twenty third street 10 Twonty fourth ssrost
midway botWoen InliRnn and Prairie avenues.
, 1876-09-14
FEVER and AGUE,

FeYnr and AEuc cured for nifty cents Thert I. mi.
IGMcd1al agent IN thn world TINT viii cuFe Seyss ~
nEe an1 all ot!ur alartous hilt1ns scariet tyHho ~
yG9w Ply othe! 1eyets faded by ltadways ftjs1
6Dld by Druggists -"ss PeA po'ae
, 1876-09-14

tntendent, to maks an investigation, 1Is found
The facts Is stAtcd. Tic bohy was soon ncascd lr
An aIr.ttsht cstkct. .ni rhtnp.d to FAvannsh, md
the Gothne worn by tcceascd was tJntnrd. The
hotel proprletort took tho trccAutnn 70 hasongh'y
dIsnftct the room occupied, nttcr which 1t was
locked up, and ofdcrs given that should not again
be used until after froit had set IN.
The second case "a that Of a Esstor named Mark
1lAll, whakc hU,ne Is al Lowell Nnhs. lie slso
eame from s.vacnsh, deefng from ,he yellow
ths ..liori @ M No. ii Msiiet street.
lie took sick Sunday etening, and hls attending
ease, and notified the Board Of 1itaith. Sanitary
inspectors Lockwood and Jntsnn were dispatched
10 tho place and had the patient transferred 70 The
hospital ship IN Tho lover quatanti1e. AZ his
clothing and effects were sent with him, and tho
room was well dfsnfecteu.
a Herald reporter conyeraed with some Of the
health oncfhls In regard TO the matter. Al coin.
cided H. the opinion that no epidemic Monld result
in the city. Assigning scasons that tho acason 4
too lar adsanced 10 permit It's spread, and aao that
the. cases rcported we're widely aepstated md
however ti.owt the necessity for the establishment
ot asyscm o. a,ssan.Ine a rai!.oaas coming fso!n
Savannah, by which ali danger would be ohyIattd.
, 1876-09-14

hat 4 small assortment Of pnns. bamboo pine.
r,uch uf King da,nes' a,0n,inAt{on, stout carry,
ng pole, bundle Of old. .nI ends 1na pstItihpt, th,,
ce.,stniy % tH hotds II Il .si raiia font. win
ee1taim ,ly arrangements Of silks ,.nd cnnn!ns
dapo4i.ona OF uitum re haze nnt5lng t. 10 81 4
bland" knuw aughs Of how to fncses!e Wai.t- ai.s-
grih with few specimens Of that I'as
Eh!cf his mother gave him for the .revnAo c.1
he understand The presence Of those opium -ea"'
Ia bis boots. All travellers arc subject 10
=, ~ou,ret incidental 10. md indeed almost In
serstaGo fso the 6us.le and stir Of ~ e'noarka,
tion, bIlaIl wc too 1arshly Judge poor hHp'o
Ie.yina % to Chinese Immigrants TO brave q! the
mirrors 81 crowded H. rsWSc IN
uE Tnnusks reader; 4, TO- lK,p r te ~ ,Ss Sa r.ce
stesasstp t,s sS s Company. ready watch ohn China
msn;s nrpprrese from his nrst cat'Ike Mep on
American soil. W - S1~eN'
, 1876-09-14
AmUNEmEN'EA. .---
ALL READY---EXPOSiT[0N.

The Fourth Annus, Expedition ot Chicago fs NOW
OPEN from T. n. g iDao ?. n. daily: The Kxhib!.
etai MAC!IiNEiIY !n 0PEHAfi0N Processes ot Man
n!aHtu,e IN Wood. Inn. Leather dIssa a., thf e.
cultural YDc[cty and uticYa tha Mutcn1n OF offATUlAL
ilSd0T te lan fo;c,21 Gt .n2ts9E, 1ho Sfsst
1atic Above CLOUDS. and the GRIND 0rcheltsa Or.
EAn together cDrltltntr the nesa display mafe
y III order that al nlay vlnw tie WESTERN EENTEN'
NAL E1posttion. tho management hhsa adopted the
following popular ~
H e,eaiss :' ".e .. ~. 80
For Children. onA adtnIss.op, good for al day and
cFchlHB sLj
For Adults on Saturday. ono ad1nIaston. good for
~ tsT sna ersn!nG ,,o. ~
for al dsr sad evening. ~
For AduIia every uAJ A}t0e p. .fn............. ~
Fur ChIIfrD, every day After D. H......n.s.,., u.
Communication Tlckcts fifteen admissions. SCI
Te Co1umu tatDu TtckelA arc especially A4Rpted tG
= nntti