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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

If the people were to forget the war,
as they are urged to do 10y the Democrats
Tilden and Hendricks would have even
less show for election than now-their
war records are helping them wonder
fully IN the South. And Dodd, late
Knight of the Golden Circle, is leading
the Tilden crowd in portion of this
State, while Springer, chief OF the Sons
of Liberty, directs the Tilden forces in
Illinois.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

GOV. TILDEN's friends say he Will
ssspend half million dollars, as coon as
n quarter OF million, to carry Indiana,
and will spend whatever sum he thinks
will secure that end The Republicans
must be prepared for desperate contest
IN that State, and will be defeated if
money lavishly spent will accomplish it.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

OK Saturday night some inhuman
wretehes made an astompt to throw the
st. Lcais express from the track pear
Lincoln Greek bridge, n. Y, . locality
where there is a steep embankment of
seventy-fige feet. The object was plum
der, of course. From the frequency of
these attempts I'D various parts OF the
country 1t would seem that there are
regularly organized gangs engaged in
the work. and it now appears more ne
cesssry than ever that the tracks be
natrolled
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

SOME of the newspapers censured Gen.
NJ. G. Butler for killing half dozen
colored men at Hamburg. To show
that he has not forfeited the respect of
his party, the Democrats of South Car
DINA have nominated him for governor.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

The chairman of the Name Democratic
Committee declares that none of I'll
den money has been sent to that state.
Which accounts for the failure of four
Tilden mass meetings, that We're called
in Maine.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

Among the last acts of the Senate
was one authorizing the employment of
5000 volunteers for sixty days, against
the Sioux, with an amendment ststssor-
iZinS al increase of the regular army 10
the amount of $500 by filling up of
cavalry eompaaies. The bill passed
both houses
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24
THE Democrats. by the PASSAGE of

THE Democrats, by the passage of the
Lord resolution, showed that they were
opposed TO the intimidation and murder
of colored voters by Southern Dem
ocrats. Having exhibited this spirit of
fairness ana justice, they want the troops
la keep away from the South, so the
killing of the id niggers" can pro-
coed
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

THE Independent says What we re-
auire is an honest administration, such
as we are likely to have with such man
as Gov. Hayes in the Presidency and
that is the only point the people will
think of when they deposit their ballots
Long before November the we'll written
letters of the Democratic candidates will
be lost among the rubbish of the cam
paion
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

TIE Government, it is said, will
agree to furnish the Sioux Indians with
subsistence, medical attendance, farming
implements and schools if they will stay
on their reservation. But the Sioux will
probably stand ont for breech loading
rifles, explosive cartridges and scalping
knives
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

SITTING BULI. wants the English Gov
eminent to become peacemaher between
the United States and the Sioux. He
talks of sending q delegation OF chiefs
to England to wait on the Queen IN pc
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

SAN FRAScIsco, Aug. 17-Goy. villa
grana, Of lower California, telegraphs to
the MEXICAN consul here that there is a
general uprising of the Indians along
the Colorado l2iger ana the adjoining
country against the Afexieaps. villa
grana is en- route to San Diego 20 pFq
cure arms and munitions. The situation
is critical.
THERE are eighty-three political news
paper published in Nebraska. Ten of
fseises asT-e Democratic, and yet. says the
Omaha tSee, !st.oc Miller e.pect., to car
~ the State foF TiIden..'
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

FORMER reports of the Turkish exces-
sas in Bulgaria are entirely overshadow-
ed by cable dispatches of yesterday
morning Hundreds of villages have
been burned, and 60, 900 Christians mas
sacred
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

SANeAAtGS CcUNTY, In Illinois. is ner-
vous over the alleged appearance of
monster snake over tw&sl<y feet long
with scales twenty one inches IL .aaae5i,,2.
Sa1igamon County is Democratic and
they drink very effective whisky down
there
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

THE new four and-a- half loan for $780,
900, 900 will be brought out i'll n short
time. There is a great competition for
the control of it among the foreign and
domestic bankers.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24
MANITOWOC MARKET.

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re
ported for us by J. Sohuetto & Bros.
MANITowoC, August 9th, 1876.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

THE question of supplying Crook and
Terry with artillery has been dropped
tho Government hasn't enough cannon
to supply both soldiers and Indians.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

4 famine Is reported as prevailing in
ssozth of China. i dispatch says several
thousand deaths have already occurred
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24
NOTICE

NOTICE
is hereby given that sealed proposals for plank
ing Main street bridge will be received in the
City Clerks Office until September 4th, 1876, NJ.
Such pian<ing TO be done according to Specifi-
cations in said Office and the undersigned COM
mttee preserving to themselves the right of
rejGctlng any all bids.
by order of the Board of Aldermen.
ManitowoG. August 2lst, 1876
JOHN MEYER.
j. W. G. LANGWO1GrRY,
CARL GELBKF.
24aug2t Committee on bridges
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24
Brlng out the TiidGn gun.
And Let its loud ,-nic.n ,.i,,. ..

Then the Republican negroes took to
the swamps. They had heard from
Hamburg about the effect of the Tilden
gun.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24

A SOUTHERN campaign poet tried to IN
fnse n little life into a Tilden ratification
meeting by verses beginning:
, 1876-12-02

llc said he would rome ttcre Whenever he
"Ol, yon add TINT now. do ynui Yon didn't
Say. tint before. You INV add, Whenever )lu
Ind nny business there"
~ think did ray that teforc.n
t. think yoi, didn't"
And tho defendant was t1roppcd.
Mr.. Walscr W. Sccfc testified to ntout the
same stale Uf fftts rs related by Gcn. Drum.
TIE ARGUMENTS
we're brief. afr. Hunter nlaintahca that de-
fc,,dant hal right 10 use fnrrc In cjrctiny
donovan, II tho latier would not leave vol,sl.
tasiy, ant also crowded that the forco used was
hal behaved In very ungentletnar1y mud even
insulting, manner, and That Gen. Drum anil
LtctltCu1 Grnnt ,Eerc perfectly tus.iIlel in tho
course they ha,l taken.
Mr.. Buyttcn itt! nut see anything Insulting OF
even unecntletnanly iu nonoyan's behavior, and
this posit!on. Tic assault was an outrage, anil
tho defendant lad even admitted TINT ilo was
sorry for It, Mr.. Duytlcn remarked that when
young man got his position not hy merit, but by
c,anre t,y favor1tsni, then It was that the snitl
Young man almost always fell his own Impor-
style The Court should tcneh him a tcsson
this time, II the tcstnony did not show that
tho defendant WAS the loafcr, tho biackguastl,
tho scllawaI, and not tho reporters, then 1t
showed nothing.
sExrEscK.
Justice 9ummcr[leld said he did not think tic
evidence sustained tile charge Of assault with
case Of dtsordcrly conlsct. Under ttIic cfrc,l,n-
stances, lie thought the sum OF ftD ant1 costs
wDud nbout subscrvc tho purposes OF justfcr.
No time was lost In 1iqutiatspg with tho
Clerk, nid the defendant had the Satisfaction VI
paying Just Sl1 for his fun.
, 1876-12-02

RICHARDS FITCH, 6IlAW W3NsL0W.
For SONIC days past runors have been in CIR
culatIon in financial circles affecting the stand
Ing Of the wcll.known tlry.goods house Of Rici-
ards. Fitch, Shaw & Winslow, northeast cornur
Of Madison and stnte streets. The matter,
however, was kept quiet until within day or
two ago, when IN item appeared III Il Fhflalcl-
plfa paper stating TINT the firm l,ad asked m
extension from sonic OF its Eastern creditors
Yesterday, tho r1,nor OF the failure iay-
ing l,ecn more generally circulated. TninuSE
reporter called IN tho firm to bo enabled to
authorltatyc1y deny tho report. Mr.. Winslow,
the financial manager Of thu house, rrcelve,l thu
reporter very cotr,consly, and cA.nlitlly stated
of it's EASTERN creditors with ~llDll 1t had bccu
dealing largely. None "i IT, bunk paper
hui gpnc to protest, and all had been
promptly paid .S wl.cn .e, due g., during i t|,e
llrm wa was i. iiqutlation, ~ nmi .'; xou'i lid
be dissolved by tho 1st Of january next, when
other parties would probably takc hold OF thu
house and pay my indebtedness which might
tenexlst: About Il per scut u The liabilities
gotten an extension nron about 81 per rent.
In response to an inquiry Of tho reporter the
gentleman stated that there wcTc tuo many
iaenhers (stx). in til" dr!n to do, u profitable
do j larger or smalcr tra,'e 10 hcip
them make 1t ren,uncrat!vc, fnregar,l to doing
a. smaller business. they could nut afford it us
the hpuse was HOW constituted. As to 1nrreas-
would take snmc sU5),OOo adlltional CAPITAL
which Mt this time was out Of tile question.
They wunld pay all their debts, aud the only
trnuhlc. .was n diasolyinE oi tho copartncrship.
Frptn outside sources t was learned that
Richards, Fitch. shaw ~ Win4iuw lad usl;cl an
exscnsIou in tic Eas. npou about S1aj, ,ON Ut
their indebtedness, which was willingly gr1l1st:
cd. Tic balance Ut their liabilities w0Iit prnyo
UP about $a7 000, making in MI at,ut $+00, 100.
their liabilities, md all their hank business
paper WIS being promptly met. TIE house will
continue business rs heretofore until tho LIST OF
next month, when ncw Eailds will pFoably take
ct,asgc Ut tho. affairs, and keep up the housc
ul,t1rr uuothcr firm nHt1c
, 1876-12-02

keeper. Ic then tur1'rd upon the place, anl In
revenge kicked out several windows, making
lila cseapo Will another Of LILY pang, named
Daniel crsnin, closely pursued oil tn. while by
rursuers anil pursued met, and, Without saving
word. young Croni,, Whipped ont knife ami
ina'lo two lltnEcs ut InMdcr, cutting l,lin nncc
from tho left cnr to tho shoul,lcr, and once
nature, hut Or. Otto saya they will not result
fatally. After tho commission Of the decd,
Bolatld was captured BY Ol1lecr Smith, but
cr'nIn made his tscapr. l}olanta told straght-
forward, manly story about tho aifafr, and is
nta1ng The pollco to capture the eowar,iy
perpetrntor.
George Prele1 md John Hoync were before
1ste tn ssn'y ysstsay sagfa ~ h. soGn n.
ress;lIna d No. sp7 iVcst Lake street. iicrI
esuryis to tho effect TINT while out Thursday
evening for thy purpose of visiting her sister III
The North Division, ehc was met by l'rcble In a
ell his Invitation TO have = sleigl'-riiie. After
going as far ms Clnrk street bridge, he ttr,lcd
around n1!d drove her tu stAblc On Ilnlstetl
street, near. Madison. There sl1e met John
lloyne, anl thy Two ,entiectl her Into 4 side
rUonl, where tho Outrage WIS committed l,y
each, after first heating her Into submission.
Az H',pt, ax she could sho escaped from their
clutches md managed to find q policeman, to
whom ale rclatcd her tale. Tho two yulng
fSahltH "Etc cAHoctiACHt!t thptA!cu y. ~ ~ tIuln
yesterday nlorning hy officer john Hickey, and
lockvlup ut Tho station,
DR.. Dunno made IN examination. and report
cd that THO lady had bccn dealt with Is si!c
oitcr tu pallla.on of the crinlc, hc held them
eael, III 81, 000 bail to tho Criminal Court. The
lady nnpcara 10 lie III every why respectable.
Slla Is tic iuother Of six children, Atld keeps
house Ut tho nunlhcr na1cd, whlln her husband
Is employed temporarily ut urand Crossing,
ncar this city.
, 1876-12-02
CANADIAN NEWS.

0QtI9H* AabtNkEH ~ 4H6 AFtp0Hk
HAMILTON, Ont, Dc.. Ia E3rl named
Agnes Stephenson, employed as q cook in tho
Wesleyan Female College, here, gayo birth to II
still-born child on tlu night Of tho 18th ult.
She secretcd the body in trunk until tho fol-
lowing Monday, when sho attempted tn burn
It. Tho boEc5 having been discovered, lcd to
llcr arrest to4l0y. She statcs TINT her ECduccr
holds prominent position In tho London Lu-
sp<stat Dtsnatea to 7as Tribune. 8,
TonoNrO. Ont, Dcc. 1.-fnu present cold
snap extends I'LL over Canada. At Toronto
this morning tho thermometer reached 9 deg.
below zero.
Canadian merchants have been invited to take
part tn IN exhibition to be held at Melbourne,
Australia, shortly after tho close Of tho one at
Special Dtspatea to Tie Tribune,
OTTAWA, Uee. l.-Frum Information received
from London, England, It appears TINT out of
I65 prcmluma awarded to tue seventeen de-
pcndencies Of Great Britain At tho recent Cen:
- Spteia; Msoatea q 1as a'3ssat,
LONDON, Uuc. l.-fbe Lols1on Board Of
route for Atlantic traaseoftatlon BY utilizing
Syducy and tic Noyn Scotia scab0ard, closer
trads relations with the Wost 1ni!cs and sauth
America, aid the dil1orenco III frtfgl.ts to
etrltctsd to make arrangements for . lecture on
Free Trade Va, Protection at some time before
the meeting at the Don.infon ponr'l Of Trade.
sptetal nspaseh to 7as Tribune.
OTTAWA, Lee. lat tln annual session Of
the Grand Lodge Of Gnod 1'cmpars 4 rrsolu-
tion was unanimously at'upted approving Of the
appointment of urund Tc,l!plar OronLyutellha
by tho Il. W. g. Lotlge as q delegate to Englnnd.
to assist IN maintaining tho unity and loyalty Of
thr Order. The following resolution igas also
s1i, Hill t" III. s;.asl Lodge Of capsae hereby IN
, 1876-12-02

On and after Dec, o trains On tho Chtcaro,
nanv,,1, g. vInconpcs t2n,1-o.tl wifi rim t,a1,,,
. So. WIZ 3"' oA'''
except sunday
Tho third nnnual meeting Of tho Mt. Ifo1yoko
Alumni Aesocfntton al tse Northwr,s viii ,,e
hall ~ ". fsror,, pan,a. 7ra,a1 81, - ".
"s'u ~ ."e o1a"n Lsstns iAo.ei ~ - '"' "
day. AL lormcr pupis a. tAc SEMINARY arc III
ste"'
Tie regular monthly meeting Of the D0ai1l Of
Manaecrs for tic Etr1nc Womerss Refuge will
h, ,,cl1 NJ t,,c institution r,rncr NJ tulnno ~.
ss,,, w., T.,,... m.". H.s's. y. ~ n,',aa.
en'o aia Ah!ttS-hfst s1Fect' u SOU o'eiosR p.
III. "ruas'
Tho Philosophical snc!cty will l,e addressed
this evening at their Hull, No. 1903 State street,
by rrof. u. 8. Morris, Of Michigan University,
Subject: "Tho Thcury Of tho Unconscious ~
Opposed to Illusfon."
III. {nsta,1attor ~ tbc rev E,l,r.ra " nor.
rctt ns n"stnr ~ IN Wns+ ,,rotar ,,.n.I,rt nri"
Ehurs, n ikia ,tv iIi t.sn ,,,a.s n - inm n
,,rc cor,,cr % ~ T,orta .Id i,ai.sor ., ~ .cnts ~
t.,,norr.,,,, ~ !, ,;t,,; =. MI" 'aeAeou
'o..'o'io" ~. u. oe''eA p III.
Ilitre VIII be a meeting OF the young men Or
EanizilE xouhvc company this evening ut
Room Central ilail l'a'lling, corncr Twenty:
second street aud Wabash avcnuc, at which will
be- discusscd the adoption VI the constitution
and bylaws, also tl'e nomination OF candidates
lur tic o1llees ot Captatn and Lteutcnanss.
, 1876-12-02
THE CITY-IIALL,

omccr KocnIr. WIN wns hai,,v .hot ann.
,'n,.s s.,, ,,,,1,a e., ~ ,,rf,.a," ~.
In. rcslaurd fran thn nol,cp.f forco m a,tx,,,nt
~ ,'Is ,.'.,,,,.,e
VI ''s "o"''as'
There arc now 9,853 licensed saloons in tho
CITY unl l. ,1u, ltrcns.tl tctlllcrs. Imrlpr lnst
,n,,rt1, ,,ftv ,,e1li,r.,fcc,.aa ami, fo,tvr,,,
,",.' ,..a'''.. ,., fv .,,ss'' I'.,'>1 "'1 eo'
r,,. ,.>.,,...,.,.s ,,.-..
tAe a"tHo''''ee "aso hsseea u aa1o" l'fc Or
SIX days u Erace for thu payment Ut water-
rents without the 10 pcr cent addition. Tic
rcveIpts lust tuul!th were $ll ,Uj1,-the largest
On recor,l.
Mr.. Fra,rta Aa,,,z ~, a..ts..,,, f,ou,,,.,
I'm, ,,sn, oa n: ..,, tnI tnsestI'.s r. ~ M 1rt
Ills thief w,ls u nun named i.eEuyrr, aud wis
Nlllstcr'a Court. ~ "''AAs' VI '"os' 'lc'
Ctto i,cltzrr lin. en,xn,d a.. ,,,,aa t .,.,.
p.,r scnnlrrs hi s.t. With tn1 - lnnh aor tao
Mas,,n 81 ra., '1 Mcs ~ To- W !otsu oll
rn. bvnt ui, gr!ua,.o H., ~ ackeIs 1nratfe.
a,,rr,n's va,'ts w so'"H'oa'ous' a'la conta1"
sA"' ."ous '""'e' ,
y Iius heea learned BY Inquiry that thu boilers
ni,nl nr,nnt In ill., S,v ~ srin.t % u.a taos
thry, Nv thc c,tv At thn ii,e sch"1e H. rsxeI
sy"s ,,n:,nr ~, ;nnnuTs,n"mt ~ n o iau7Httn aI.
s.;a,s ~" "'"s' wv "a ooa'o VI fAY-
''s.sa'
lluFng TIE month OF November the receipts
| OF the Building Department Werc sbt,5U from
building permits, Us fEoIn strcck permits,
Sla5 ttom ltouso-inoylng permits, ard S;59 iroH
, 1876-12-02
money must be rnsd, The aforesaid companies
Will do well to STRIP I'D to tic C0mptrolcr's
desk and sctto and save costs and trouble.

y money must pc rhtS' iAe aiareea!a companlGs
wll ~ vel 70 bttl' w 10 lug ,EnHintToheEs
"esx anu se1s'o a''' save COSTS anu ''on"c.
anme months ago tho licences ot all tho
variety tlcns on the West Side wcrc fcvokcd BY
the Mayer, upon Capt. Ellis recommendation.
ffel,ltng tn mi unbearablc amonnt Ut pressure
and sllr,ltcaton anu Promises of rcforni better
fcnArIsr, ctv., his Honor allowed tic variety.
men to resume business, they promising 10
keen MI wtnp.yooms. tn tliscnnt,cct tho theatres
and bars, md 10 giye no performance sunlays.
Some Ut the prulriutcrs laavo broken t!,ule
promises aud tho Mayor yesterday revoked tho
iiensrs Of Foley e. Ryder. M. 10 South Hui
steu street; j. II. Cfark, M. B3 West Madison
street; II. ". Cutlins, M. u South ualste.1
street; NJ. Vanderbnrg, No. d South Canal
street.
r,. a,.,v ord cho,.c1,,,, cordt,,or NJ .be
WIFE, lilly W. ,s :, rr.a H. !, osnrs !" nv
fra. r ,,,.,ro t,antnr " ror,er'
in~ h,.ns T., ~ sntt, Er{ mniIc t. vcrv ri,
i,t ~ Sssisnms. 1s my .ii"alth. .rnnssinrcr it,,tn
W., ~ nri .rn IL ,o sh"1. niinrwi t,snt'
t,. r." .,',:,r mi tot rnf,sn ,,ottor ~ III
,.i",,,Wh,,i w" hntr hcaTs i,nr". NM nntro;i.
Mgna rn,n,.d ti,"rcIn' % Tno % cor,srnu"nec waso
.tn,nc,f.,,n scwrr Wa,, tl. stuif cnntiesi itscif
fntn In simtl Fnrl 4 wn,'li l,nrc iafn fi,rrn ~
~, ,n', .mni mir lila srarrn r,va ~ ta .,,m ~
Tnt ~ wnI HIN ncvnr % d. and a. INN ~ has hs ee,,
,atnH"I rr,,", In it.nit,, 1,",nrt.nont 10 onn
thst M ,,n,o ,nrh motscr on.e nj n tr acwcra s
NJ II IA .o"tr.,rv y, 1orr MI. stw a,,nnt n,sts
In niTou,ors cio,% mt In .swcrs i,,,t II ..n
, 1876-12-02
MASONIC.

8PeffdI Utp01eh 70 1hs Tribune.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Dee. 1.--The Bethany Com
manlory Of Mcndota held their annual election
this evening, when tho following Sir Knights
tnent Commander, Dr.. J. w. Edwards; Gcnerul-
Hale; preatc, lIobert Gllliore; scnlor Warden,
Lnlo Goodwin; Juiur Wnsden, +. W. Rice;
". Cornelius; stan,lar- Bearer, ucorgo Sc',,utz
Warden, William jenkins; Captain Of this
(luar,l, Ben Moss. After tho ceremony tho Sir
Knights aijourued tn the Mendoza House, where
q magnificent banquet was served by tllu host.
The usual tDastH mud sentiments were pledged,
aud the party adjourned aoou after II.
, 1876-12-02

Llcut.-Cnl. FrcL d. Grant, aun Of thc Prca.-
dent asnl Afu.lc-Camr tu t;en. Sheridan, having
last Wednesday morning assaulted Mr. II. +.
Donovan, reporter of tho Er9..iHy .joHr,tHi,
appeared before Justfce Symmetrical yesterday,
having spent Thullksglylug-Da tu frcctlum in
consequence III TINT delightful boon which reg
cued him from short residence in tho 4ArInory,
-S400 bail. Tho defendant was n.tethtcd iy
John Al. Hunter, Eal,, i,is couuscl, mud by t;ci,
Drum, Ills superior olcer, who WIS ono of tho
Ghicf witnesses In the tuSe. Prose :uting At
toTncy boydtn represented thu rinjrsty Ut thu
law. and lookta excessively severe out Of thu
coinplasantly rs Il # didn't n,no,lnt 10 la,tcl.
any way and as II he were rather inclined to en-
Joy thu fun.
MH. DONOVAN
was tho first wltness. II. certAiB'y had his say.
His testimony was given In aI, easy, unc0urern-
cd manner, anu Wis ahout ns follows:
Last Wednesday iIor,llDg aIo wls assigned tn
visit military hcAdq dqunrtcrs, corner Of Washing
tt!pg all the news he ct'ull frusli lien. scrt,ln,
On the Louisiana question. On eNfcrIng Gen.
Drums uttice, he found the GrucraI III colytrsa.
tton with Walter ". Nrrfc, IT tllG Assuciatetl
"Gcod morning, sir," and followed It up BY in
1utrlhE. II Gen. Sheridan had returned. The
General said l,e beloved lie hal. llumuyan OF
course wanted to ssc him, an.l said us much.
The General replied tlMt Gt0. Sheridan had not
would be down. Donovan, Instead vi
quietly consulting Il city directory, asked Gen,
Drum where Gen. Sheridan lived. THIS struck
Gcn. Drum aa llnpeFtincnt, aud lso sad III much,
dceliniug,, fnrtl,rrlnote, to acc.,lnnlxlate nln
with lic desired information. Donovan turned
to 10 out and remarked, III ilc did su, ., a,,
very much Obliged ~ you, air.'' Gen. Drum,
apparently taksng this as Ironteal, and sotne-
Whit nettlel t.,etcat. r1pl,ed, .' You hayc Id
1ittle tn I,e t,blIrc lrn flItlf.y,l.I rnt,Ftcd I'm
, 1876-12-02
DEATHS,

su1nuE-0f consumption. Patrick sugrue. aged
~ years aud D ul0tlths.
Fuueru1 from hts fatc residence. ~ Th!rty-
fousth.st. -conrt. on Saturday, Dec: .,at o'clock
4. H.. by carriages to tho northwestern Depot,
thence by ca1s to Calvary Cemuta3y.
PATRICK FUGRuE-On Nov. 10, Patrick Su.
gruc, aged - years and 0 months.
Funeral from Lis lsts residence, 78 Thirty
four h-st Court. on Sunday next. ut 10 o'clock q.
H., hy carriages to the Northwestern Dcrot, thence
by cars to Calvary At 10 a. III.
'PYA1T-0n Thuratsy. Nov. 80, cldest daughter
, 1876-12-02
THE BOODY.TlLDEN CASE.

NEW YoHK, Dec. LIN the suit Of Body
against Samuel ]. Tilden, on motion to vaeatc
an order extending the tmo tn answer, Judge
snier,. III Afs oplnIon this morning, says: Al
though tlleto appears tn have bccn grol,nds lur
scp TO reason why te lust order should not be
limited u ifteen lnys from lis date, aud no
further time allowed,
, 1876-12-02

MAGNIFICENT PORCELAIN PORTRAITS,
beautifully colored, that III never change, by tho
new pAtent chEosnotype i,rocess, arc m1lu In Chi.
cugu AN1y BY t3rnttfr, at lU3 Ftatc street.
, 1876-12-02

LIKE REGULARS ON DRESS PARADE
the teet! should nways bo scrupulously clean and
free fran b'cnliaI. Keep then, IN this condition
Will, tha Incompatible soxodotlt. aud when they
arc veterans in. tho service thsy will still bs us
tguul ID now, -
, 1876-12-02

fiALlNWAf--.tt btl Eric-4t, Fr1siny. Dec. j.
the wits Of q. ". galloway OF u tlanshter.
, 1876-12-02

E1D-tRENCll-Hoy. 10. at the residence VI
the br!dr'4 parents. ht5 vsrnan.ar ly tue Rev. I.
x. Clandler, OF uoekford Ill, MF Juhn +.
CLANK-NEEnE-At Geneva, ILL.,, Nov. 3u.
BY KuY. 4. II. EddoWss. William q. Clark. Vi
W!chlta, kanxas, and Franels A. Beubc. of &c.
hGtA.
, 1876-12-02

THE ROOT 4 SON MUSIC COMPANY
offer special Inducements to purchasers, at whole
sole aMd retail. OF s.Iect-nus!c, maH!cbooks vio-
lna. guitars, nn all kinds Of musical Instruments.
General agents 5us tho Standard organ and Htcck
piano. tkuuliy guaranteed. M. LEU StAto street.
, 1876-12-02

Of j. N. pyntt, at 4D7 West Van Hnrcn-s&., ascd
II years md i days.
Funeral sunday, at l o'e'ock, BY carriages 10
Rotchill, Friends nro invited.
WEENEt-nn Fridny mornlng. Dec. /, VII.
l!am II. WcnneI.
Funcrn fron, rraldcnce Of Mr.. Daniel rarker,
1ual tasrot:nr., ann,laJ morning, at 10 o'clock.
fN lfnsrsbntG ti'a. pnpeFH please copy.
FAnSEy-jnmcA W, only child Of John Il. and
Alice n. Fngney, nved months and q days.
Funesal hy casr1n1cs to Calvary, Sunday, I'd.
aWANrWOCT-1'r1lay, Dec. J.. Of kcnslct 70.
Ellen n. SwaFtwout. agcd h years IL months IND
1T days.
., ii their residence. No. Tho fark.ay. thence.
by carriages to Oakland Cemetery. Ftends nre
lnyitcd.
0ILDEnsLEEYE;-1n TIL. city Dec. !; Mary
Fnndrat scrvicps on Sunday, Ill Inst, at 1880 a.
n... from, Park Avcnun II. r. Church. corner Of
Park-av. and 1sohoy streets.