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orDEs Mo1Nts, Nov S-Thirty counties
iiih tliis State give Hayes 2l.940 majority,
gain over last year Of 1922 these coun.
ties cast about 45 percentof tue vote of
| the State. Similar gains in the remainder
Of the State will make Hayes majority
! 60 0oO% Iowa sends to the next House
10 Republican Representatives Thirty
two counties gave Hayes 1882; Repub-
lican gain $500, ~
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MASSACHUSETTS,

BosToN, Nov. S-R-turns from 332
towns,al but eight small ones, ,giyeHayes
143,9l2, Ti!,len l05,535, Rice 13l, ,2SG,
Adams103, ,020, Baker 1868 The Sew
enth district complete stands Butler, II,
1000, Tarbox 9,425, Hoar 2,02S. a aog
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MICHIGAN,

Dr1Rou, Now S-Returns indicate
that Hayes majority in this State will be
from 15,oo0to 10000; Creswell's major
ity for Governor will be somewhat less.
The Legislature will have Republican
majority of about SO on Joint ballot The
Republicans have certainly carried Z, oul
Of 9 Congressional districts; the Demo-
Gratis re-elect Williams in the 1st district
BY about 1920 majority; the Sth district
is claimed by both parties. rx.s 5g.
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OMAHA, Nov. S-rhe Republicans
have carried the State. M
! @ NEvADA. al
SAN Z FRANCISCO, Nsg She Repnhli
cans claim maj ,rity Yin the State, which
is conceded lhYthc Democrats, but exact
q cures cannot he given. -
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X IN sAS,

Topeka, N " 8 S-Tue returns are suffi
cient to show that Hayes has carried the
State by over 10000 maj ,rity, and An
thonv, Republican for Governor, by over
$4,000, Three Republican members of
Congress are elected, Which is gain OF
one; Haskell in the 2 district by over
5000 The Legislature stands to, l
Republican. e,0 fis. 50.
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MAINE, ,i si,..
Republican by the usual majority.
MARYIAND. y iDs -

BALTIMORE, Nov 7-Sullicient returns
have been received from the severalcoun-.
ties throughout the State to show that
the Democrats have elected the entire
Congressional delee alton and carried the
State by large maj j,rity. The majority
for Tildenis estimated at $4,000. ' "a
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iS.fD ,la y Lsi1QOW
7aoa sasays,as IRA g,-aaA al ssissass THR
ra7'.fQ s,l,
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the official and unofficial returns from 81
parishes, including New Orleans, gives o
Democratic msjarty of 9 Az, a Demo
cratic gain of 6,505 The six parishes
to he heard from gave in 1874 a Demo-
cratic majority of 1904 The Demo.
Gratis claim the State al absolutely Ger
tain by not less than 6 900, alter making
liberal allowance for contingencies.
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KENTUCKY, a.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 9-The maj ority for
Tilden in this State is verylarge.
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plete returns, but these with fragmentary
returns from otherpoints indicate d Re,
publican msjority in the State of from
5,000to 1900 Dunnel', Republican,
in the First District is elected by 5000 to
5000, Straight in the Second by 5000,
aud Stewart in the Third by 1000. t''
:. MISSISSIPPI, yia7
JACKSON, Nov Returns from vari-
GUS points indicate that the State has
gone Democratic by largely increased
majority over the last election. Five
Congressmen are elected by the Demo,
scrats. Ea. ssa al saa ~. 7B
MISSOURI, m aHa
ST Louis, Nov S-The State gives
Tilden large majority. No estimate has
yet been made for the Congressional dis
tricts; not enough returns have been re-
ceived from any one of those outside of
the city to give the result, although it can
perhaps be safely slated that the Demo
Gratis carry all but one, or possibly two OF
them, outside Of this county.
ST LOUIS, Nov. 9-The following are
estimated as Gained maiprities for Con
gressmen in districts outside of the city :
Fourth district, Hatcher, Dem. $4,000,
no opposition; Fifth, Bland, Dem 5000
Sixth, Morgan, Dem, 75o Tin this district
the Republicans claim the election of Ha,
vens, Rep, by 200:) Seventh, Criltehden,
Dem, 4 600; Eighth, Franklin, Dem, T.
900; Ninth, Readam, Dem, 1000; Tenth,
Pollard, Rep, from 700 to 1900; Elev.
enth, Clarke, Democrat, Is, 900 to 1S,000
practically no opposition; Twelfth, Clio.
yer, Democrat, 5000; Thirteenth, Buck
ner, $4,000 to $4,000. Unofficial returns
| from so counties give Tilden $4,000 ma;
tjority. Phelps, Democrat, for Governor
has 10 per cent less, 1t is claimed the
State will give at least $4,000 msjorit,
| for Tilden. q ''i'' 'A' g SA'o|
| A re examination Of the vote Of tn,
Third tlistrictin this city, it is claimed
gives Frost l majority oyer Metcalfe, Re
publican for Congress.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE,
NEW JER SEY.

TREN1oNs Nov This Statehas gone
DemdoraticIby probably 1000 maj ority
The Republicans elect 3 out of 7 Con-
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eae7a2a VIRGINIA. gi % guidi
RrcHMoox,D,s, Mox,uDs November s.-But little
interest seems to be taken in this vicin-
ity in the elections, as nearly everything
in the State is one sided. Numerous,
but incomplete returns from every sec.
ton indicate that Tilden's majority will
run over 80, 900. The Democrats elect
eight Congressmen certain, which leaves
one district, the Fourth, in doubt, with
a very strong probability of the election
Of Jargensen, Republican, over Hunton,
Democrat, in that district. ss'ii
j,!d,a. WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, Nov. S-The. State goes
for Tilden by an increased Democratic
majority over October Wilson is elect
ed to Congress in this District by o
handsome majority. 2ale zav
f-1H WISCONSIN, a5s
MILWAUKEE, Nov. S.--The Congress-
men elect from the State are as follows
Williams, Republican, Caswell, Repub.
lican, Hazelton, Republican, Lyde, Dem
ocrat, Bragg, Demo crat, Bancke, Dem
ocrat, Humphrey, Republican, Pound,
Republican. The majority for Hayes is
from 5000 to 5000.
WYOMING TERRITORY.
CHEYENNE, November S--Latest re-
turns give Corbett, Republican delegate,
| 600 majority - filJy..f ,.s4.Jf .igz5 -
, 1876-05-15

AParls letter totho Philadelphia 1slqvreph says:
1t Is I'LL unfortunate faet-,lnfortuuah Tor thu
travelling public at large, mcan-tllat Amc1l-
cans aro usually so ready. u submit to tho
swnllcs aud cxtortions Of Pnrtslau flotel-keeI>-
ers. OF course II Is not pleasant, when tho
trunks uro paekcd and the carriago IL Mt the
door, to 10 called upon To miss tsain III order
to sot right so1no comparatively trilIng over
chargoln tho just-rcndernd bs'l, and 80 thoamonnt
Is paid and thohotcl-kccporro]o'ces In, ,,issucccss'
iul rogucry. Occasionally my feuow-country-
mcn rebel, as III une instance that cams to my
knowledge, wlle1o lady, haylng spilled lltt!o
ink on tho carpet Of llcr bedroom, found tho
price OF new carpet added to her bill In win
lll abe call attention to tho fact that tho spot
WIS but s,nnll onu, aud that the carpet was
but miserable, worn, threadbaro eoncern,
tllat could last hut short time longer ct best.
ucr host gscw insulting, aud talked Of tho
pollce, utc., and 80 tho Lady gye tn aud eonaent-
I'd to pny. hut tho day shs loft tile Aotel sho
walked quietly out, puTchased quart bottlu Of
lux, aad, returning to her ro01n7 shc dclugcd tho
cuspgt from end to enl. You shRll not ulalsn
t.oo carpets out Of me-" Was her comment u
thu exAspgrAtrd hotol-keGpcr. On another oo-
cuaion, all American guunclnan WIZ compelled
tI ray f9r u largo looktn6-glass which hati
plnlll crncS tn ono c0rnDr, thu crack having
rxstod When la epgagr1 tllG room, but he, being
unused to tho wtle1 And wtckelEess Of furctgu
ltins lIa0 ppyer Thought Of ealllng' attention to
Il. He pu!1 LUIS bill without word, bgt ~
, 1876-05-15


About o ycnr ago, tie lion. 8. r. suit Of
pftnco 0corgc's County, Maryland irccently elect.
Cd sta.c bcna:orl. startled project to complete TO
For tho Information Of those who have lost o.
tlenan 4 gone into fruit.ralsng sp has as,ss tns
among whlo a5e tha enormous nun.bef oi !; .,os ~
yard, Nr. Hnlt not long sineu proposed 70 ~ tns
Washington MnnIn,eat Association to ra'ae siuu, s
600 tO complete tho monument Ut Wasitlngto9iM, ~.
Which for twenty yeArs has been stan1!nS unG ~.
staco to tho nation. On thu 4th 0f this moHtl.' ~
ulrs WIS accepted lie eamo to this city ., amu
o.dcfod 100 tin boxes, sllvar.pated, and n .Jms
to employ seventy dso ladies' to start fof 1apscn
tions With segcnty.aya Of these boxes W !aca ats ~
to gut theas ladies' to act in during ne
Cen.u4nlal: He PROPOSES Tint tliv ct{ ~ H. In In.
jenulAl huI!dinGs HA1n hn dlxnctcd 10 that sne
teA, boarding 'housas. awclllpEs, ana ~ ha9" ~"
psacux will b. supplied wtsh the bo3os W'!n III Il,
feqncst ou card that oRch pefson tastem ~. ~, -.
uae cent, OF much more ~ they l!&s1 w !h !.ho
cosds to be taknntrdm tho boxes esoh aay ~ pys ~
Treasurer Of tie WashtREtou Monument 80 Atsos sasrs
tou, who alouo shall hold TITO keya 10 the boa1 ~
This ID rather q curious AIDES, Guk Ef Snt ,d+ ~.
much faith tn 1t thAe ha says to haaHlteso1 20
cd a. 100 IN tho eaEt without having fget"nda
CENT uF asked for money. Mr batt sa5s ~ ttmai
10 c1lpIcte tho rlunutIent III tAa WY no w. ls,sie,
cated, askfng tho Association only 91I taS o.
of lib latliu$ 4td tho sonsy " actually
voaehsrs, nd hisEbsas Q'sa sasss - - "'~S
up In tAs project
, 1876-05-15
RAILROADS.

EASTERN TREI01Ts.
There arc no now developments In tho mnt be"
tween tho Eastern trunk lines, and frotght rates
arc still quoted unusually low. About 20 conr per
100 pounds on grain from Chicago TO New York IL
tile prevailing rnu, thongh In soplu few Instances
contracts have been made ~ low al III cents per
hundred. 1t was snmored 6ntusfny that III. War.
rack. Of tho Merchanta' Dispatch, n,ado contract
ia ofIvcrpoo1 for cargo Of grain baRcd on Is cents
To T!oston. II tha proves 10 DO true, Vanderbilt
Will undoubtedly gvo orders at onco tu malso tho
rntcs to Now York still lower. Tho baltimore &
Ohio ltatlsoat Ia also making contracts at TN
cents To Ilaltimntu.
Tho Rairoad 6d=ttts has the following article In
regard to thu prevailing low rates:
Tho latest opposition to tho extremely low rites
from tho Northwest TO the East comca frnm CHI
cago gram merchants. The l'oatti pr Trade al-
Iostible 10 zscuEu low efaln rates from Cheseo e
asis.n Mssey aes. 9w NJ GE E Gee1so IS s9a ss s ns n @
i wilt stop for q tlmc at Chicago, hta business
% nav m S s o tS .f aH eyo o S n
ADVANTAGE In .h1rr!ng BY hike, and tho wheat put
mo f9S IN ,"ssSon.!n IS Mnneso.a 1sa NelIas
the Eastern consumer or exporter, without giving
t!c produce n,erct,nnt or ola1Mtof owner ehanco
q commission 0. profit. Worse than that, for
shipments that the market was ovcrstockcd, prices
were forced down, and holders suffered consiler.
able lossos. Doth Of these We believe 10 'c lcgiti
in tho method Of shipping and Tho mi
In tho prices wero arslhcally caused by
policy which in It's nature must bc tempnfnry.
were Justified by a reduction In working Expenses,
no ono could conplah, Of the effect On bnsInoes,
however aerions i might bo; ana. !onbtlces,, a
snch rates; hut as they hnrc no such c.lso, and
must occnson luther permanent loss to tho rail-
f1ni nfGJrlrtnfN TIM tn tNf7p1y hfuh
hcrcattef to make np for tho present losses, MI
whosa business IL unfayorahly ahectud by tho cx-
ccssive1y low mites have good right to complain.
and even II .we grnnt to railroad py0prictoss I'm.
limited freedom! to cnt each pthers' throate, We
cannot extend the lccnan 80 % to Include nil other
OF tho railroads. 8ome why must be founl to put
au cud to tAI1 barbasuus pr.icttcc.
, 1876-05-15

Ia 'CRossE, Wis, Mny H.-Tho weather tbt
past three weeks has boon good for farming pus.
poscs. Seeding throughout Southern Mnncsotaand
Northwestern Wisconsin IL now complete. nopoEt8
from Southern minnesota Indicate larger acrrago
sown to small g.atus-prlnclpally whcat-than lat
year. Tho general outlook Ia vcry promising Tho
farmers, stimulated by the recent rise IN p.1cck
ward movement tho paat fcw days I.as been MI.
usnally lasge for this part 81 the year. An aset.
a4o Of 1.0 cara Of whcnt and -four daily hayo tcea
srHntterred at thia point siuco Wedncsday. Tha
weather ID very wnrnl.
, 1876-05-15
FIRES.


KajSalte tIH.> Pss,s, Nuv IL.
This wtok tho Frtts Appears III abbreviated
form. The reason for tho same IN easily stated !:
On The night Of tho t1th there was aro. It ap.
pears to have originated In tho Wcst portion
OF the building occupied by tho fress. md, al.
though the alarm was promptly sounded, and the
Flro Department responded with co,n.naulabl0
a!acr!ty, It gained l,eodway 10 rapidly "a 10 bo
checked only nfteE the ontlrt building, snyIng only
tho walls, was destroyed. T'hs I'rtss office, with
all its material, including ftcA aud boOks of ac.
count WA swapt out Of existence.
The I'tsss had almost stta!nnd ih majority,
lacking only tfruo Wcoks OF tho yents rogulre Ia
entitla it to vote, and In spite Ut hla oyerwhel1.
Ing Disaster It expects to llyo for many good year
tn colu. Tho location Of tho now oIlice Il not yet
determined, bnt the material tor Its fnrnAhtug viii
bu .Crp soon ~ 1t can DO prepared, eAipped and
dclvctoA by tho fust freight line.
The Ioss Sustained by thu Irsss u not loss than
81, 600, which u covered by iaalraucs 10 tho
amount Of 81. Zoo. = -
, 1876-05-15
CROPS.

bpec1uF U8|1ascH 10 7He 7F410hA
DwIonT, Ill, May 14.-Slow progress Inns been
mHt!u With plowlns during tho pnst week. We
did not got Into the fields untll Thusstiny morn.
ing, and thQu found 1t impossible to plow except
on high ground. Tho weather Inns kopt very cold
mud backward, About half OF tho land Is ready
to plant At this t!me last year nearly oil tha
corn was planted. Wo shall hayo 70 nsk fot
another issue Of more grconbacl<a this fall In mako
Tint sorn viii ho ssascc, Tho faTfoss aro wo1k.
Ing M hard 10 get tho corn In nj Daycrtdgo 10 to
bu EenoMInlted Govcrnur.
, 1876-05-15

NEW fonK. say III. "a sra captaln residing IN
Brooklyn haa kspt iau body uf = iasorits child in
4ss Aolsc tos s9'sa years. Tic cltll died Ut tho
uya VI 2 yssss In south America. and I'm Cnu,nir
haA ~ sanslns plugged III Il.e4llu cofbp, Whrt,
ns s eams 70 bno1lya he brousht Il viii lin, and
usllA bas beGA HYtils4 e@s 3es"oi
, 1876-05-15

CHAMELEON, i. O., May l4.-Nsarly tho whole
business portion of the Town Of Darlington, 8. O.,
waA burned this morning. An ent!ra block was ae.
stFnycd, including tho atoros of Names, 1IyAn.s,
Higgins, Watson Btcinbusgcr, Williamson, Wrlcll,
Calalls, Luwentha,, and othors, With Mrh. Glib.
hnn'a tne residence. Tho lows IL ual!nIAtUd a. up.
wards of Sl00, 000-paItial]y Insured.
, 1876-05-15
PERSONAL.

UPtCsos AtVQkE1F 10 4H1 1FI0NHe.
INDIAAAroLis. Ind, MAY 14.-J. II. Rnttcr,
General Freight Agent OF tho Ncw York Contrat,
William Bliss, General Manager Of tho DoAton l.
Albany ltoaa, and other railroad officers, passed.
through tic city on thcr way to Ht, Lonis. They
nEc on visit ot inspection md pleasure.
, 1876-05-15

Well, Mrs. -, yotl can tell tho jury any-
thing further you have bearing On ths .ase,
Piled, Ills that tho cotnpfalnnnt's wife lihs tho
v,@,'Mpn nsr m M ~ y, " %satg .hse teG, . ' Gos "ea "
.wnar s,e Il @cn r ras aRn t ncrc IL 10
'"o'1 y" ~ "Ao" !" ne v "a'o 'sto.''
,,,.,7.-- 1,rrs -.
r,,,s,, .bonssna 1a,a,. n"nMs n ca VI, nov ov
m American lady decent outfit to bc married
In. on,l theros no t,so talking about prces ronr
any lover.
ro,c Ia .vb,t -,,f,1o. ~. ,,on ,,uodova-Fx
Va, % oro =, M wr1r o Iaen ~, r1na @ ,ho wnmcr =.
.uu "I :. ".os' .1aeo ta.u' .,", y "v ms US
me,.-Norrs.o,sn Herald.
~ like vo,,r t,nn,,,1cncc,, II sokr nrcttv ct,,
..,... nAo nso yuul ,n'puueI'es e.Tt w., mest gH',
q, ypur cheek. n,,ot, he. IA he fo1,eht hin wav
to liz moutf, Of tic crater,
A..,,,,... ...,,~.. ..,..,..,..,,
=, ALnluuie-hReo gentleman, ueePly Interested "
Inc Ecntcnniai, Asked mss o. sgest g, sixteen II
sue Knew 9 wlNht Important event $50 would bo
hotea lor' anu sue rcspulac"' "Lcal' year,
A st. Louis wonnn says It is I'm worse to on
circle laay,s waist VIII. y,i yGar as ~ n oala.
I"o' ae .airs ., 10 lug y"ur nv 8'ssot on on 1e
.aek etaHs' mo Worso' "n3s ~ s Ilot ia
gooo' -... ....
A wou1f.bc fashionable woman In the West.
under scntc,ca fur murder, has only ore request
10 make. shu wants tho el,ade OF her tlrcss to
mattel, tho ref,c i ucor1ledn silk would l}c Nh.
prppsIatc.
When California woman defeated q lion In a
lana-to-l,unl co,.bnt, tho no,ghbors were great
w nstontetcil. Init her husband uutetly re-
marked, ION, that's nothing Tl'at woman
som sn, onn n T., @pout 70 ges nto @ ter carnage
apc yn ny u2t rnnv 5v tn k.s nc,, Fpwfc:
mani John, YOU kiss ma,llnil. for nfc.n
, 1876-05-15

sroxAnA, Ecb., olay l4.-A Ilre as very early
hour this morning destroyed an unoecupicl frame
blllinY which was bs!nK moved. The naptist
Church, negr which 1t stood, had nasgow cAcspg
, 1876-05-15

NEW YonT, May 1I.-The bondho1doss Of the
Cuntsal Railroad of Iowa voted yoatozday to TO.
moyu tho Farmers Lam and Trust Company from
the TruAtcuship Of both mortgages,
, 1876-05-15

There wns laxsuit Ut Justice Potter'a Tho
othor day (says ts4 Detroit Free lvss,} which
called Ia sc're u peuplo from tho country. IL
QEiglnatA from " salc oI a l!Qfse, ap1 tho Do,
, 1876-05-15

8pectai MGpdich to The Tribune.
Tonosro. May 13.-Tho !IalI In IN editorial on
railways urges tlat tho Grind Trunk and Great West.
crn Ita!lwaya cumhtno forces, In order to compel
fair play FROM American rpRts,
, 1876-05-15
AT pADUCAI1, Ky.

CAmo, Ill.,, May little round hpubc OF tho
Padaoah J. Meu.phts Hs!lroal al Pshucah, KY,
burned this morning.. -Four locomotives were bad.
IL IuuAEel. Luce. SIG 900 " $aQAQ00. =.
, 1876-05-15

and the woman instantly Killed. Tho man escaped
With broken arm. 1Acy uero tramps from
Dubuque.
sprefni ntspdtch IN Tn1 Tetbtns
DLooaixarnN. III, May 14.-&lra. R,ebl. well.
known German nf this city. aged X, Was kllud
SaturiAy by tho kick Of coft.
, 1876-05-15

lHb1ANApoL1s, May 14.-Ycstertlny afternoon
Eddy FFrber. a'h.year-old boy, drank battle OF
concentrated lya and died to-day In host!bls
agony.
, 1876-05-15

IN nuAA4t w VoA@a 54A44s
At tho tinlu that Francis I, OF Franco was
tinker, prsopcr at tho battlu Of payia, ono Of hts
a,,,.or. I'm v"tnrora f.hcvo,tcr Roo,,rcrorJ
n',,t H., u H. a,'".,". ~ ~ I.",,an ,aH - ~
en1ttch W INC charms o. MI itn!1an la"y o1 no'
bio family, named Aurcl1a, declared to her bis
passion, Aurul,o, though battered by tho dec
iaratun Of the ral,ant soldier, rcfusc, lis suit
~, t,,n ern,n ~ tho 1cvItv ~ thc Frcncl, cbor.
actor and tho natural tndiscrotlon OF that pco-
p1c. But Beaurtgard wills not to ho put oil 60
easily. The depth aud fczvor Of Ills love led
lin 10 proposo 10 tho la{ly to nut his constancy
80. ~ psls ~ iii. .5,,.1, -,.ora, 1,,..Its
10 any pfoot a,o intsn. tl''.'A l.otet. nu,c'"
Mt lcngth ncccPtctI tho terms ot the proposition,
months, he would ncuain utterly aud entirely
1,,r,,,
ou.,.D' ~.
Ihe Chcsaiier PROMISED, hnn tncn, Win lsi; 81,
sL pow; WnfW IL i na1 w r. ,;t.s ,II nna
sn as ~ s spsac me m
lafls, "hct9 us Eleli.!s a.u IGihtNsn WG!s
stfcken VIII solfoW NJ tllo Letl,oic 'n!is1nty
wc ha; dalen 3 aon n,of ,s naa zen
pressed nli MS wants ny uumu Signs Anu seiGoln
nc I, rsiusca to sec .ncm. H., =. ,,o,h -. ,x,, ,
rcsto,tf r., hlz nrnhic: Int his i7v m b,a rstMr,
to lis cnptal was Diminished by tic sud 1nlsfor-
tune which had befallen tho Cliovalie., who had
been the lnounrc!l's ehiei taVortc; Frang!s sent
III
~ rcsnrrt f,r hi, rival nnstcr. took tho mcIi-
riurs trescriie;l. ult viii, no cffcct, Tho King
even went 80 fat as to employ tho cl.arlataus
and nccromancers, who then, as now, protested
The news spread abroad and great WIS the
sorrow. Lhe C9usI r. a1's. ,ne peopiG1 p1 nna ho-
eoG ,go a. 70 In frtnatc,1nr M.
ncarcd beforo The Ring and Informed lin Tilt
she would undertake to restore the chevalter ~
Ibis speech TIE King wonld not cast away m nn
opporln ~ III h;, ~, " lug S
romc win nrorotsci to curo lin: tut Inc choya-
| lJcr bOvcf low In silent dlsc1edtt. The King
nodded TO tho faIr stranger, and asked her what
| Sic would do,
Braurecnrd, nv tried anl cherished" Rho
said, tl1r,,i,C to TIC cl,evalor, "this must el-
| duro no longer. Speak to me n
The chevaer instantly recognized his beloved
| Aurclja. who had truly luyci1 him, and whose
heart l,ul been deeply touched by the proof OF
IFS constaucy and devotion, nnd he pronounced
ller naluo In rapturous tones rs lo flew to take
, 1876-05-15

0fs@tAf AspAtIh ~ 4HS 4F2NHS.
DAvEEroRT, Ia, May 14.-Tho nova OF tho
dcc!sfon Of Judge Drummond, Of Chicago, In Tho
Rockford Railroad casc, was received hero yes
tcraay. II guvo general satisfaction. It Is now
announced thnt tic Road will Immediately change
Its name to tho St. Louis, Rock Island Il CHI
cngo Railroad. mud pass nudcr control Of tho now
corporation, composed Of II. 0sterborg, Charles
II. Deere, John n. Gnuld. ". G. nrcwatcr, E,
D. Swccny, George Skinner, and Walter Trunn.
btu. Tho Company, on purchasing tho Road,
will at onco execute mottgages,-tn accordance
withthc Instructions Of tho Frankfort Committee
giving frcsh lien to the AustrTnn.tle hank
q Frankfort for se0o, 900, borrowed to complete
th1 ,Ena purchase o. thS pones and second sn
per cent assessment anl THO valno Of their bonds
rs fixed by tho Court This includes hiiss 1looper
who l,ods bonds, and Capt. Robinson, who holds
bon.is will ho for 81, 900, 600, running Tor ten
years, and bearing per cent Interest III gold.
MARQUETTE T. NL1CKINAW,
LASs1Na, Mich. May 12.-As atutcd In TtB
THaUEE Of the 9th Inst, tho contract for tho con.
WIS signed by W. =. Wotmorc, President Of the
Marquette 4 santo sto Marie Railroad Company,
The land.grnnt ia very liberal. giving tho Company
sixteen Rectlohs Of swamp-lo lands, ii Marquette,
Deatn, nnI Chippewa Counties, to every mile OF
road. The !nnd In exempted from taxation for aIx-
teen years fran tho ttno Of Its solcction July ],
1870, and can bo mortgagcd, with other property
n! tho road, III advance Of construction under tho
supervision Of two Trlatcos,-Ono selected by The
State and tho other by the Company. Tatonts arc
to bu Issued NJ hooa as 10 md 20 milo sections
layc bccn @ @nscSptot Tho road IL to bo completed
tlnn. l. 1875 but with one years. extension Of tlmc
Il necessary II Ia to DO 7rst-cass, u. stuol or
bg-n trnn rts to tho yard, witt. ,vator-tanis aud
nj oaci ei,l OF tho line. Mr.. Eettnofo las started
East TO confer with SONIC New York capitalists.