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A STILL DAy IN AUTumN,

II,ve ownndofihuuch ho woodland hoary /
nihnh.ttl, ilJir Of ui Aulumn dhyi
" mon summer tdttelNup lI't lpues ~ alpll /
And, Ikea dturm Of beauty glide' away /
How, thronl, ooot loved, familiar path she
scrcneiy smiling through the golden mi.',
T.utug the VIA grape win h,r d'Wy mig
qii tue cool oncmld turns toamcihys''
GnmIog the mintstars of tho hazel shin
ING
roiisnt tbcgloom Of Autumn" mouIder'
ing mills ......,..,,..
whore DER the rock her wilhuod garland
FALLS,
warn lIghts are on the sleepy uplands wan
p'a3o,h dark clouds n'onr tho horizon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. houghmolrhlngcS
gnlhe ali rho hilsin melancholy gold.
the moist wind brcnihos Of cdspod leaYeS
IN ,he damp hoIiows Of the woodland
MlngIs the nonno's ofAutrmnoI show
With eplcy Mrs from ,dorulicys blown.
Beside the brook and On the numbered
Vhcrc scIow fo'u-turs nccE the faded
wan folded lidnlon,ath thclrpolmy shad-
rW,
The rcntiau mods, in dcwy sunbcIs
bound.
Upon those G0n-frIngcd Ids the bee sils
hruOding
Llkop iona lover 10Th to soy mrweiL
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flnImlnrn Intimidation.

Whom vital uclion Is sluggish, u stmulnnt
provided II bee pure and property mcdicnlcd,
T. the most rciahle nGcut tor ,mparimG tho
necessary impetus So the semi.dormGntor-
gnna, ucceiomtug the muguld circulation
and HNuriiug the mUladioS to which tune
tlunHt inactivity GNes rise. Physicians who
have employed iiostelterH stomach Bltters
In their practice pronounce il the most yHl-
ntory tonic mimuunt they have ever uSed
and especially commend itus n remedy for
torpidity OF the bowels, liver stomach nd
kidneys, nnd asa rcsusctNnt OF Nitn vuerg q.
rhc medicinal value of the nlttcrs Is due 10
the fact TINT with their basis of pure old rye
are combined, In perfect chemical harmony
the beat restorative ana DEMONSTRATING elc-
mGutS known to medical botany. The Rit
tiers never detcrurnic IN the moot uurivorU-
bic climates,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

lr is stated in one of our Virginia eX-
changes that General FiJl Hugh Lee at
the lie ID of fifty knights, will contest u
tournament ut one Of their fairs for the
privilege of browning one of Virginia
fair daughters as queen of love and
beauty, Why not do the same here ut
Dallas next week. This county can pro
sent fifty as dashiug cavaliers as the
brave old mother commonwealth can
boast, and fully as many fair women
from whom queen can be selected.
The Custer Cavalry should consider the
matter.
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AN Englishman who insulated his
bedstead by placing underneath each
post II broken-oG bottom of a glass
bottle, soys that he had not been free
from rheumatic govt for fifteen years
and thtt he began to improve immcdl-
ately after the application of the insulo-
tors. A local paper quoting this item,
wisely adds "rhere's many fellow
who could cure his govt it he would
break Oh the bottoms Of his glass bot
los in time.
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FEE sDgsarIStalbG J0L36a.
FREE TO ALL.
But No Business Advertisement III"
serted without Pay.

Desiring % make Tho Herald the medium
ni communication for me general pHoIlc,
and uIgo 10 assist those who innN nrtd ~
sistrncr, We nave determined Ia PRINT - it'e
ths Lumi Dt "IuN" "Fuuud,' "Wnutrdi
"l'ar Balp." "Fur RENT" $40 Lct' NJ not
uotc tHau lh.r' lines, Wiil be- inserted IN
ms column two times froo ol charge Nhtn
such grrtisgtnrulb VAcrrd llree ilh,' tle
,xc,,, viii hp charged Ht the rate Of nv.
cents q line, each insertion, In advance hhu
when suCn advertisement are pFlnlod Ihni'
'hlu tWo umcR they VIII Uo charged AT lht
rntu ~ ave cent. % line In advance ipt 'heh
additional Insertion, Seven words maze IL
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Tnr tirado Of bIackguardism directed
by Governor Coke against tho press il u
grave and disgraceiul commentary upon
the dignity and decency Of our Chief
Magistrate. He has overactcd his part
most shamcCullSand can merit nothing
but dcrision and contempt llispublic
life has thus far only provoked inyc'ti-
CATION, but should he invite Il glance
iato his private relations, mattcrs might
be unloldcd that Texans ara would
scarce relish listening TO-
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me DALLAS HERALD says that Texas
,on nv oon,n m"so press T5S ; lHa'
telegropbic news As il ia all nnnan'
are at the mercy of an appalling monop,
oY' LIE HERALD Is now taking the
nnt a",'; Wv WV orlcahS, OUT th'y 30
dispatches in any sense Of tho word !"
III Inc HERALD will define plan by
whiGh we may secure dispatches from
tho da;I,, " ma.'o. ~ Sso ~ among
the preparation Of proner ", mn,v "s'T ere
Texas, such as the people wonld bovn
and our newspapers care to print, there
Is no obstacle OBSTACLE 10 the organization of
90 with tbot nnys ~" ,"' ,h n,t''Sna" WllI
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FoRNEY, Of the Press, on the night of
the 10th, gets M at $50 a. m to say;
$3.50 n. m,--Wc reopen our forms to
announce the glorious news that, after
all the agony of midnight, when the Re.
publican hosts had retired to their beds
and the Democratic Contedemtes were
making the Centennial city rcsound
with their yclls of anticipated success
both the great States OF Ohio and lndi
ANA have declared for the party that
saved the Republic
We not only carry, by this late and
authentic intelligence, the Republican
Governor in Indiana, but gain two Re.
publican Congressman in that State,
while in Ohio we elect the State ticket,
and gain at least five Republican mem.
bers of Congress.
Y ~
We have no time to add anything to
this gratifying news, except to say that
it supplements the characteristic false
hoods of the Democratic press, and
nerves us for the supreme victory of the
7th of November
We wonder what Forney thinks ao,r
OF the characteristic inlsehoods of the
Democratic press Present indications,
it seems to us, show that such papers as
Forney's have done most Of the lying.
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Ar Lexington, Giddings accused Gov
ernor Jones with afilioting with the
Radicals, and Jones replied with the
die direct. The canvass grows not
only hot in that district but extremely
,,nrsnnoI
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Mn. SpuuGEoN, the celebrated London
preacher, says "lf could speak ll'h'
derbolts and glance lightnings, ! would
exercise my fullest powers of oaloly
against the monsters who have mad'
Bulgaria pandemonium.
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Personal

tuB NURK-Ihe Herald Office 10 nov
j receiving large Cuuslgumrub oi J'"
pnpua of AN descriptions, hhI hsHS hH
J,pI. white md ro'ur"N l.tlier
lirmls' Mote Heads, statements, Cards
Ulrcunr., Ftc,, printed CO.. ,hcup III, iHo
cheapest, rul uvaicr tnuu tnc u'a'trI iiiu4
u your orders and got the benefit ni our
tsut.uur IiiCpp
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DALLAS. TEXAS
THURSDAY MORNING - OCTOBER 10.

Snow is beginning to fall in New
England.
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lie oest and cheapestcandy In D1un, NJ
bn, p'e"Nes~ COS, opposite Cosmopo',lnU
-.--,-.------------. tept3 -iI
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,gIUEN- ualtol &C. front putulustuIruu
- Nuiu street iu tho business crhur, Ale
dress f. T.. this office. uriau
.lEUIEl-rnc Cosmopolitan tio,ci, no."
( ( used u, 10 private boarding house, aud
having ~ furnished touH" aud ~ regular
uuuid,rs. ls Torrent nom November i-L The
house is urn.. ned nom Top tp bouum. aud
lurppl,ry furniture ps n stands VIII Dee Sold,
Aurly tnJUcup Nu,sJaumcr or Herald office.
ucii,tt
llUlSf-rho Peers House, Fort worth,
/: WuNus, well Uushpl and furnished, do
ul. "A eOud husiur,H ilut all trc COuy,nl-
ruccs llua from 100 t. lOcuHomvrs nl each
meal, Reason for renting desire 10 gull
uuc business. uctL-ll
two-horr omnibus amt d
~ bag age wagon IN good condition. APP
ply ut Orr's Stables. uctitu
BusINE-a rTA&n-A good brick Bust
ID moss stand ON Main street Addre a,
A ,cltu Her ld Cli'ou. UcU-2t
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GlSCsLti6EUu,
WHAT IS QUEENS NElInn-

the o ls p set,d 1h9L grows IN the toaiS
cred, BY which all disessss ever olscoy@
blood can be eradicated AT om "s center IN t1s
~ eApels for lie all scrolplonvs "sd forever
tntnneous and RheuinntIn 'v,,us, syphilltihd
i iiso ONLY TRUE REMEDY iEos for ,sis md L
comSined VIII Aon is@ but TI Ss.
low Dock aud other roots 'm an hrllla, Ysit
comes = blood purifier unsUTnoihe Ib' HE.
uheq""i!ed' such is the com sIn ,sIaole ard
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Causes the Body to Gain i,S.u, - 'Ou

uPon ' thS a f9a n%t be e, mp,1a
* posed 10 n faint of INNS. hAye been
ne alliicled are assured Tint ibis Gtataciei
OF the worthless noStrums Of thc d 10 hot one
pared upon scientific prjnc,,u w butts
everywhere. "P'iIelce. Sold
sept6-dcod-wly r NeW York,
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To Trade or EXCHANGE,

EAkM-A highly cultivated for,, ,,.,,,
a goou house, barn, orchards, etc in III
hois, ior Texas land, or Dallas nrnnnr, VIZ
Address Editor Herald. ' PIIvoniSsf,i.y'
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al tNlNlAE-N competent L. INT ploy,r
IVA also, NIoliniN 10 travel. Sniary IEni,,
,fnle' but sure NO ily Ivy riyhrp' AMIR,
pOstonlCe o." ~, ,,,n',1H
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SSE = graduate ma noOioWp- d. dIWg- i
~ Address j, Nj, H., Ec-St, TeNuS. ocflg u
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Dallas Female Institute
The Eighth Annual Session will begin ON
the First Monday OF September next.
Fun Corps OF Efficient Teachers.
Tuition from Sa.5n to $500 per month. nava
BILE monthly In advance, p''"

small boys OF good habits admitted, md
kopt under tho constant care OF the Prinoi.
pal i,,os.,o VIII. SCALES, Principal.
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Dr. TuTr'a SARsApARItA,yD
QuGES'S DELIGHT.

forming the most po,v.,o,
known to Medical scicnec tor ~ " Alternative
Ulcers and Sores, GiseGsed Jnt 'ne cure ofon
charges from tho Ears nnG 1N;S, Foul Dis.
sces'es, SKIN affections. puslllls, Al.
Iropsy Kidney Complaints EnvnI,eumaiism,
SferGl pr9icllGcs, Diseased seal paiIltcs Of
Ter In axe tbe b66G ana al diseases tSU Sia
property lmparting Il inir cor ,lle peculiar
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\ ~ lovers ot pure candies to cali M
- HE'aNeNW Co.'S opposite Cosmopoiitn"
"a.
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w iSihc cheapest ADVERTISING roi,',,,, u ~,
THIS llEkAiD. NV''inu IN
YOU want 70 Buy Property.
YOU hOyp Property To SpI,.'
Won have Lost Sonethng.
YOU nave tound Something;
YOU want Information;
you want TO lmpart Information.
u you want anything, In short. in hr,.
W Scll 70 lease To rent to employ, 10 he r,!,
ploycu, TO learn, or to advise, regd md v aa
v ,on,so,, IN our Cheap Column, and keen
SoulSeli ANA your nelghbors posted. N''P
, 1876-09-01
CAMPAIGNING.
THE CLOSING HOURS.


AZ tho close Of the midnight scrvices, Nr. T. c.
Nosg, Trustee, olcrod tho following resolutions.
which wcre unanimously carried:
Rssoirta, That wtth all our hearts Nc extend our
tanka TO nFothGf DtpE for hfs t1eent aud silccess
fu management Of tllt CAMP Ut 1875, ard
also extend thn1kA 10 the brethren OF o ministry who
have cordially ns4tael him.
GfsoE<d. That our tlAnka be extended 10 0f1ctrs
Millnro 1h ualct for tho efficient md kantictnAny
way In which they haTe discharged their duties Ut this
Ttsnrfa That the thanks Of tho Association he ten.
letei TO- tho officers Of !e ChtcaRo T. forthw cvt&r1
hotlruad for tho KonErous anu courteous manner IN
which iha rtIucz0 for accommodation hayo hcen
Brnnttu
Etiorta. That te Association slso tender IL THANKS
to the representative Of the rrcse for thu trnthfnl,
able. hnd coonllhnGtasy ntnne. IL vhcl, they hase
presented 10 tho public the sIrErlses and Interests Of
esoistd Tint tbe orKan,at md leader af tho choir
ba tandctsd the tanks 0f Ill for this ab5o and pealiR
manner 10 which their voluntarily accepted duties
weEu ptrf0rmed.
Mr. Dsadly asose and of!orel the following:
Rtso!red, 1Ht tho BnRrd OF Tru4tcts bu tho recp4.
tts OF the thanks OF AL rfEteRt for kt 20y comforts
and accommodations they hare provided and for their
courteous And abba sdHiH1aFaoa at tho buhincsA nf
fars at tha Amnctnsion.
A collection was taken up, and $3.50 uas recc,v.
cd. 1t Was noticed that Tho N0rfhtrestsrn Chris-
!iaH AdEocdfs hal no repurtcr on the ground
at least no representative OF that Methodist pa.
per Wa scan.
, 1876-09-01
SUBURBAN.,

The Board Of Trusces held a special meeting
Wednesday ntght for the opening at h!dd far a1dl-
tonnl wntcr.pre, all tho tncinbcss being on hand,
Preliminary 10 the business In order, resolution
was adopted authorizing A. j. weckIcs. Assessor,
to puchaso all property In tho Town Of Lake yiuw
offered for nae by the County Treasurer for special
ssscssMcnA Of 1850 not bid OIL By outsdc rnr.
ttcs. Tho town having advertised for L.. 200
feet Of G.lneh and B,12s feet Of i.
Inch pipe, With sixteen hydrnnta and twenty.
two valvet, rhe following hi!s wrTu tcccIYcd
George =: Morgan Co.-ltpa EEs. .7b pr ton;
castngh etH per ton; valves, Sill and 3a4 hydrnny,
3i4; laying, 81, 4GH. "a. nf $lB, 1;n III fnr thr
whole iob International Plru co.-lip+, $3f.:3H
per son; castings, sta. N. Edward y. Allls i TO.
Pipe. III: 70; castings. Hs.1 .1i. II. Il. Smith 4
Qo.-Ftps, 81. FL: castings. 35l 20. John snd II.
]. Duay-0.lnch pipe. II cents per foot: 4.lneh,
trj censs+ Clark q ltaGen-For castings. $40 DlIs
for laying were: Hansicn d Lanse. 10 co,ta per
foot fhtlbr'n 4 Owen, S:tneh i % cents. 4:I'ch
s,,,h Smith o'9sh ssa,.. t,h N ,,1.s' fsn.s'
H'!ach At "a cents, 4!nc! At 20 cents; u. lnnsvu.
9.inch At - ccnts, 4.lnch ut 20 CENTS .}oln nMny
"a cents. Lids for valves and hyt'tnnis wele PIT
in BY suma.l l. Pope 4 no., .!alnc4 Flowers 4 Co..
Hydraulic Machine-Works, and Mohawk & Hudson
Manufacturing Company. Ths board then adj
{oaEned " Aonday, Sept 1. when tls award will
bn NlA4e,
, 1876-09-01

Amsn named Daniel M.lonsy. who tss been 70,
- ,s'. ""s1 .,.1 ~ .,.1.1 1s".t "a
come tlme poat emPloyea ~ tns llllnois Central
lal1rond In the capacity Of traek.master, wns ax-
rested Yesterday BY tho Atmury police upop a
charre oroiorTed against him By young wou,an
~hoes misfortune ~ tna' t"c nas oo' 'c"' u any,
friends In this great city. an no recommendation
rave her cosaely iace and dark, lss,rous eyes md
hair, According to her tale, ehs ID q
willow, and has Been living in the t1ouao Of re-
spectacle citizen on Michigan avenue for nboutn
year past, during whicl, t!mo, her expenses hayo
been paid by her parents fn Cuba. The landlords
son, younR man. fcll in, love With hos, and the
constship was 1upidiy ripcnfng into marriage.
Saturday petty quarrel ensued, and rcsultcdi In
her leaving the bo.ssc to escape roprouches and
ihe, lake intent upon drowning herao'f
hut once upou the margin ahc paused to tbnk.
she sat down upon the hrrakwater .nnt below Tho
Exposition Building. and there tnnnt have fallen
Into some hystertcal 1t, a. she remembers nothing
uutll aroused by man whom she took to bu po-
liceman, ~ te wore STAR upon lis left breast
She bcsought the fclluw 10 taks her TO her h0me,
md tn induce him to lu 70 told him the whole
story Of t,cr ~rYngs and her .udshnKs. Tbs man.
uf her condition, and at once Art about doing 10
, 1876-09-01

The lcsu, gentlemen were OF opn!on tint there
au,sene5 @ of law % s,rt ,a thG
tat cI hc ahoul w l,nYe % h".e sscnehc. 'rcmnse s"
even II The fntttr rnlicc force waa detailed IN h,tt
them ur, sntl 00n AaIltfunal ht1nk. hunters bad
rrcn. scouryc Of ChIeneo saII, II possibjc he r..
moved Thc lioant Of Health and the commi'.
VIII oa b. 10 rk M a. sysn, h
establishments whose bad breath nts the town.
The evidence will be rrcsrnted to the Law Depart
A's"'' a'a "ea'' p''eee""o" e'n"en'e"'
EpUc Of t|luse dealers who tNyc made bids for
sut,piying liz rltv With X. uiii tunn III rna src
anxtots hat The contract shn bo awarlcd. fur thc
oiah wcrc naae nlsn eaicntatinh nnsrn on tne
Present low tatcs Of lake trslahlt. These fniea
ate expected 10 10 m: should they tlu no, ntl the
cily then accept any bid that ,,As heen made tic
ileetnr ,ynuld vurv iItciw n,lh,irn,x snvinT
n """u 'esy Hssy niMta". i,i1' r"sinS W
sMst s.st "e mn.'e ms r rsobt''''Mt,a ~ snpl'e0'ns
, 1876-09-01

Treasurer Of Mlssl1sIrpI. has SIS, 900 Of State
warrants OF that stato belonging. Ia tho 1obe In.
snranca Company which he holds on some pr
also the FircnIan's Company lars ctam.. This Inst
named Company has hlto taken poseestinn Of tho
rosy ~" w1s 1' s 81 o nr
from policy -ho!Acrs Thtse amounts when roltect.
eli ought to be regarded nereta for the bcnct OF
the golfers OF tho Fircman's insurance Company.
defendants VIII fraud and conspiracy 10 eheal the
eret,!tors o! tho 4lobo InRnrance tHn,pnny, pro.
roun1s sevnntecn fntcrrogatoftcF TO 10 answered.
asks TINT tho contracts Of reinsurance may be ret
nd shas he oee Of hs Cony 0
The most of thcsc chnrEes hnvc been sophrnte{y
made rretofore In connection with tho litigation
Messr.. Ga u"rdo1 seha5e1 nd Fred Uin,snn;for
the complainant.
Joseph'ne1 T. Bahcock aled btlt against her hus.
band. Stephen 4. Iabcock, asking Tor divorce On
account OF his cruelty.
,,Jn4ss Dlodgett Will not bo in Court mill next
Al Artsneo IN Bankruptcy win BE- chosen thIA
morning At 10 q. m. for tho estate Of James Wiley
The frat dividend meeting Of olo G. Thompson
Juslges dry, Jancson. I'D Moore will begin til,
ssl! e. sheir 5espestse calendars Monday that be-
II There M viii b. no sics M IL tho cIscn Court un-
I'll Mpp!ay. Sept. IL. Jnllgns Booth and Nc.
AllIster will be In Court Monday 10 hear motions
and set casca. Judge Jameson will not be In
Court mill Sept. In. jndge Farwclt will be In
Court daily until aftcr tho first day of the nc1t
tcru,+ when he will take short vacation.
Next Friday ~ The last day Of service and for
ling tf'al motlo9s tos The sspenber term , ot ths
prepared, and ~ sasrs may be s, noticed
the fr.t 400 chees seriatim. on ths
calendar. Tho rcmninng eascs will then b tlt.
yided. Judge Rogers taking the even Numbers and
Judge 1,ooth thu odd. As ihcst calendars will last
thycs terms, attorneys Will p1caee Ia parttenlar
hb0ut noticing their eaees giving the general nuin*
bess on thu trial notices.
SUPERIOR COUNT IN DNIEp.
Lchrecht F. Scull tlcd blu agatnst Louise, John
o.. and LoniNs =. G. ristcE. }. ". strantr, ex-
ecutor, T. 8. Robinson, lruatce. Harrison knfckcr-
hooker, FA. Frank, and Margaret Clark to fnrecose
trnst.drcd for 81, COO Oh the N. y and tho north
] foot Of tho s. u Ut Lot ~, Block -. tn lgla.
harts Subdivision and resabdlrlson Of part OF The
s. X. fractional quarter Of Sec. 81, 10. a..
K. Wells, clnfming S} 900 damages.
j.. Y. Farwet1 & Co. brought sult for g., 600
against Frederick n. tIamltn. H..
Kohcst RAdcltN sucd Marvin blanchard for
Patrick White and Charles Gustafson aued Nell
Bon and Edgar DeGolycr for 81 COO.
CtHCElT COUNT.
j. q. Taylor sued Peter Furat for So. 600.
Lofenz Wolf began sult for s., GOO against
Dic,lsich Boegcr.
JUDGMENTS.
SUPERIOR CouRrs-CoNrEsstnNa-E.D D, Dickee.
nun vs.. William u. Mayo, 80, 20. 20.
, 1876-09-01
TIE COURTS.

THE 01.Onh INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Another suit waa begun yesterday ovsr tho do.
funct filohe Insurance Company. the complainant
being Il. X. JcnkiMs, Assignee Of the Company.
TLo bill was nled in the United 5tates Circuit
Coun sgainst lho FIFemants Insurance Company,
D. W. Eldred, W. a. Barnes, ]. l.. Skels0n,
Albert Hall, G. F. Thuraton, Obadiah Ilnte, @. W.
Clark, s. +. Wa1krr u. llaring tho Firss Nation.
al i,ank Of Chicago. Isaac Crosby, and ". H. lien.
mlngsaY. The complainant sets out tho insolvency
and bankruptcy Of tia Globe Insurance Company,
Ais appointment AZ Assignee, and the tE4asforma:
l!ou Ut tho ulabe into lho Fireman. 1asursnce
Company. Thu FltomAn's was organized on the
and Mr. jenkins c!aitns that tha new company i
70. legally organized; and can DO no BUSINESS In
f. % H. s. % lei, oS.sss s' .ss Gse .
i. E.yIngi payusnt = note Of the d,obe Company
others a. collateral sccurty Theirs were Alao given
some Ststs warrants OF Tue state pf 1sasfssppl Of
the nominal value ot sls 200 Tee ss1s At, Of all
Two co!trhctA Of reinsurance were mado-one on
tho r'sks ,asncd from the home office. tbs other on
liz asasa Il sseas ethpr u .e md TX. a9
ttiscorsF{ thereof. Ile th!nts .hs whole rein.
sarence scheme & fraud designed " cheat tue
oi the securities is void being nude In contemp!a.
iSa q ,ss IND YIN Sssn.aop w. Il o"P S
". 4. Harue. Treasurer, and J. l.. SHELTON Sec.
retaTy. The TREASURER. Y L. alleged. was CON
daenttal clerk u George I. Harding, George K.
no ostenslhlc connection with tho now company,
70 its leading mea. and control it, aEAies.
being ,niubtej 70 isaac Crosby gave lin tlute III
81, Zoo. secured cotatcraily W nots Of ], II.
nenlln for 81, o0o, no.s If s.; +. Waller for
S1j. 600, and 4 unts Of j, r, lttnney
for 81. 700, oil secured by rial estate.
The complainant H. dealEous Of "a
desn!ng these colatarall bat ths
Firom1n's Insurance Company claiNs 10 own the
equity oi redemption uudsr tho Abov nti0ned
Reinsurance contract. W. l. ueuuingWsy, tho
, 1876-09-01
A STRIKE,

CAHB0RpALa, ILL.,, Aug. W.-The .nIners In the
Gartaile Cosl Mines, ut Murphysboro, and tho
Nj. Carbon miners struck yesterday for higher
wages. Ottesn weru Immediately sent to the Car
boudale Coal aud Coke Company, at CaEtsryi!te,
for supply Of coal. This morning tue miners
thcrs learning what was up. refused 10 60 into kp
mines unlees they received III adsaace OF III conts
per top. Thl. was refused BY Superintendent Isli-
deg, and work IL altogether sus('cndcd. but II IL
believed y Will not ls.t long. rheso three mines
Louis and on the u Ai4Iiss!ppt River, and, should
1t last long, tho result will bo y wet blankut on
commeEeo. 1t Ia hoped however. that tAls will
not b the case, ~ ethsr ullners will b1 put IL
The strikrN refuse 10 knuckle doHR.
, 1876-09-01
s,ons, and Aid. Thompson obtained conscnt to
withdraw The report

sons, and Aid. Thompson obtained conscnt to
withdraw The report
The report of thu co.nmittGs or tI:nltl ,, md
certain charges, which hat already appeared d. IN
smith. While isyan, i,ann'aa'ten. Murphy.
Sweeney.
scAyEsnEn WORK.
TIC amended ordinance on seaveng!nv Th'eh
wha laid over md pnhlishcd. was next reached,
sllowcl BY Tic ordinance tor clearing nway, night
bate Aid. Ryan md Willie expressed tls opinion
Tint thero was something wrong IN the Health d..
pnstn.eM. a that The head Of It wnt mixed ~ IN
Il. They wnntcd thorough Investigation Of tic
Aid. Sweeney mn.cd to defer tho whole matter
III the next regular mect1nH+
:. Aid. Cnllctton. moved, ~ an amendment, Tint
XII. Th.oep suggested u. aud tie suggestion
Tba amendment fixing Tho price at 81 wus iost.
The % pr!es ~ At 81 per cablc ynri. Tiis ansnitneni
was adopted. and Tho ordinance. ~ thus a,cndcd,
Xii. SieAnloy asked for suspension Of The rules
for thr purpose Of Introducing resolution cal ling
or the soui Of Public Works 70 p'ase .snbark q,
!nrposc q preventing tho noise which At present
Ala. Lswier I'D White ob,eetea te The expen.s;
slous. - :
AID. McAuley then Withdrew lin request.
T1IK COURTHOUSE.
Tho report Of the:commitee on Buildings, rec
o!nmcnalng the adoption OF Mi. Egnns exterior
Of The dome. and That comnlttcc Of three lie a!,
ponlc1 to confcr with the County Hoard n regard
70 TINT body crec!ng The Whole building aud leasing
thu west half to thp city, was nc1t considered.
Aid. Smtl, entd, inasmnch rs the county had
made move since the Introduction Of the report,
h. would move 10 place un il1e., Carried; .
Tho select Committee on Paytmcnts' report.
recommending the uao Of cedar blocks Instead vi
pine etc., wAs cuncMrrcG tn.
The Council then nj djnMrncd.