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, 1876-10-12
TeLEGRAPHIc NOTES.


OTTAWA. ILL.,, Oct. 1l.-Tlc funeral Of James
N. Colwell, an old resident of this city, who
was ruin over by locomotive and killed at
Streatos last evening, occurred this afternoon.
Mr. Colwcll wus Il member OF the City Council.
i,rrLs lock, Ark, Oct. ll.-Tho Gransi
night elected tile tullowlng olllccrs: II. A.
hluguisc, Granl Mastcr: ]. W. Williams, Grand
Le;turer; ". II. l1owcs, fraud Orator; J. +.
Grautl Juulur Wsnlen; l.. +. jsari'er, tiransl
Secretary. 'fhc Grind Lodge of Ol.l-Fcllows
Of Arknnsaf met tn4lay. Attendance large.
Altnuas, MicS, III. ii.@rhc Synoa Of tho
Presbyterian Church meets here this eycning,
md Will continue IN scsa[un TIL MotI1ay nrst.
The meetings were opcned with II sermon by
thu Rev. i. T. Pisraun, Of Detrnlt.
Sptefat !?spatch To- Tie Trfbune
srRlN0riGLp, H., Uct. ll.-'rhe Mexican war
annual scssIon at chItuSo. Tho attelidauso il
not large.
, 1876-10-12


NOEHNtG-Oct. II, John Matthew I3lc11.,,s
beloved ron Of Henry and Loulte Noehnfq ...Is
ytn!s and months. og dtphthetla. a. -seaf
Fanesnl Thursday afternoon. at l o'c,oft :.
Oakwood Cemetery, from rcsdeaco lS0S sc,,S
DcaFboIn ;treet Friends Of tlla faay' ~ s';s y.
apcctfnllY invited to attend, ~ u
SH Evening papers plcAso copy:
rETEH90N-Oct. 10. 1ngerbc petet.on n.
beloved wifo OF John PETERSON nt her rssi6.s%:ss ~
No. 10 Huron street. ~''Ss@e
Funeral to tako place Frtday, tho 18th. b, NJ,
rtnges to Gracu1andt ut 2 p. m. - -@
DONoGItuE-Oct. 10, at Dcntson, H.. Rd,,,
Mnrk Don0ghnc, aged 20 ycars. - '%:s'
Funeral from the rcaidoncc Of hte rarcntA Y.
b5 Chicago avenue, to-day st II o'clock, b1 a.. a.
rlagcs to Calvary. -
ByRKE-ost. II, only son ot Johh aud u,r
Burke, aged ID months. ;;@@'
tB Natcrtown papers please copy.
.SIIEKWoOD-Uct. 10. of brain feser. rn,>
ktolcrt Youngest son of William $. j. md Htl,s
III. Sherwood, |"4
Funeral services at honsc at parents on 1ntJ,,,
ayenue, at quarter past II, on morning of T6an'
day, Oct. 12. Friends Of thc family Afe ,etnsa,
fully Invited to attend without farther notice
NELSON-1n McComb City Miss, Sent Al
1876, b!ss. Cattasinc a. Nelson, aged 80 Nut
Mrb. Nelson wab NntiYo Of Marlborough Aus'
sbut In early life removed to CAicago Ill, vhsmt
be went to McComb City.
, 1876-10-12

,nctuous grtmc; tho be,l.boanls aro swartntng;
nn'!, when you stumblc-,tp Into tho comparat!va'
ly-frcs air, aek at heart and stomach, you lt,,.
words. This is q llti!o bit nt Chinatown, IN
Coopcr's alley, San Francisco, skctcllch from
tic life. and may be taken as \ ts'lc ricsnro 1t
nine-tcntf,s Of tho Chinese "hu,ncs.r with
ffsrE d1srHgar, to iratnasc pure s!r' and e'en
know the tuner ltft Of Chinatown Gull u
4 HORRIBLE rLAnuE.sroT,
and ncvcr think Ut tho dangers lurking there,
without snltldcringl Let bcnctcnt proyl;,
dcllcc but visit our sins On our heads, and hold
AWAY tho tralc.wfnslR lru'n San Francisco Tor A
summer, aud 1t will soon 10 tho City Of sllc
Every city Inns Its "t,ccper lcptlls;" but
cosmopoltcs, that Chinatown Of 9an Franclsco.
Is tho flthtcst spot In tho world, outside Of
Shanghai. Let a housc be once occupied by
iheae seavengors, md u can ouly 10 plirgca ny
5s etya AGrss naotse,tn S Fe ps'%1' % s pssct %S.s
paragraph, Ii thet expressed by ,Joh1 L.
Durkect tho Flrr-NIarallat Ut Sa,i FrRncieco.
Being asked why, IT. quarter where disregard
10 the ordinance was s0 'al,itual, fires were 80
count for i was, that tho wood Is too Atthy and
too moist from t,astlnGss to burnt" commend
Mr.. laGcock's attention 10 this as something
Erosesqucly novel In tho history of Firc.Extin-
Enishcrs.
Most unfortunately, The eyll effects Of tho
Chinese OH tile city's healtl, do not end here;
TIE WORST REMAINS UNTOLD. .
Any way and everywhere the morals OF Young
America would not be the worso for some ]itt!o
reforming; but whnt shall be said when IL is
known tliat, In this city, the lobancery OF boys
. md 10 yenrs old Is d thing OF common prac-
ttcel From police, lospita-oilicers, and private
plyslclans, comes the sat1ie sal story,-the sto-
~ that tho youth, thu boys, tho chill
drcn even, Of San Franc!seo, arc, to
frlghtful extent, inoculatcl With
yenorcal diseases. Thia seems, cxpcct,
too horrible to be credited, md ret It is thu
simple, pttiful truth. anys Or. T01nnd, Of the
Doard uf Health, under oath: ~ treat l,alf.a-
dozen boys every .1ny in tho year OF JUS days"
syphilis have ever seen In my lie occur in
children not moro than 10 or II years old, col,-
tractcd III tho Chinese quarter" Says Dr..
Short tnnother member Of tho Doarl 0f
Ilcnlth), uudcr oath: "Tho prcsenco Of tho
Chinese wornun Inns made prostitution excessive
ly cheap, ald these boys crafty themselves ut n
very. slight cost ,rhrse sworn statements
surely arc sufficient. Exertions have heen malu
to close these deatt.trnps, but apparently With
out SUCCESS, for have but to walk Two blocks
frOm where wEite to pont out tho tlcn Of tho
"strnngc woman," with her head thrust out At
the little wlcket-gatc, to cntica tho youth and
child to atn aud lasting misery.
O. P. QUEUE.
, 1876-10-12
THE CIrY-IIALL,

The Department of Public Works yesterday
tlsued an cstItuate Of $40. zoo to Filx-Simons j.
Connell for work an tho Fullerton avenue conduit.
The conduit Is rapidly approaching completion.
The Mayor and ths Doarl Of Directors ef Tho
Drlaewell visited that lnssItaipn yesterday and IN"
spcctcd II thoroughly. Everything whs FUND In
81 ssa rsJRn 5. pnSsa
Ftom tnformsttou heretofore given. 1t was TN.
detstood that Comptroller FarWeil Ind gone Eask
to about tho markctiaX Of new lot Of city ces.
taeatesi but that ssems n2t to la tbs G sa.s. ~ ~ ~
PER tenE payment upoa outstanding cestihcatea VI
1870 tfof which payment money wss sent " New
the feeling among Eastern capitalists In relation 10
CAieAsoFa credit, and tho Availability Of making
, 1876-10-12
CASUALTIES.


STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
NHw ORLHANst La, Oct. 1t.-Atnuy lives wero
lost by the burning Of the steamboat Southern
Belle. Among those known to bo lost are Will.
i'm, Won plul, Mr.. nrosc, Miss Fauute 0'Co,.-
nor, and another lady, nil Of Bnton Rouge; ALr.
Franks, Of Port Hudson; Mr. Ling; also, Frank,
an cn,ployo. and tito Steward anil his crew. II
ta supposed That nearly I'll ot those WHO were
10 death, as alter tho fire Ind oncu got fairly
under way 1t was almost impossible To pct at
the bow ot thS ooat, The only way = 9t IS tsasSenpo p
valued at $4,000, insured for s1Q, Coy, mostly ~
pilot, held tho bt,w Of tho boat ngninst tho
bank until ull who could had escapcd;; Hc
dock anl wns seriously injured:
Elroy. Captain, and ]. q. Llbano, Clerk OF tho
burned steamer Southern Belle, with scvoral Of
allsylc. Capt. McElroy is considerably scorcl'-
When tho boat landed at Mrs. htarrlnca'ix's
10 take that lady on board, went and escorted
tho boat was backing out fran tho landing., I
s.atcroom @ for ' Sirs. ! sfaSfrineaux, ri and on on
my, return to give It to her, she
was on tlrc, and wanted mo to take f,er on. l
then saw that smoke Was coming up through
tho carpets, md through tho 4tatt-room 01nt1-
ships, and tpld Mrs. Marr[neaux that tho bont
wn5 landing and to 60 aahorc, MS /. was then
husi1y engaged In breaking fll state.
room doors to awaken tho passengers. After
doing tllls ran to my Dwil room to awake
young Willie Grcatlolsc, WHO slcp9 In tho same
room. Wien Thought tlal awakened HIN
ran to tho olllcc, wlsere NV books and
papers were, with vfow to saving them II pos.
slblc. After q moment looked round and iltis
not sec young Grcathouse, and immediately
running buck ngain, succeeded IN bringing him
out Of the room, md then told him 10 60 ashore,
/ nftcr whicl. returned to tho Office n second
ttae, aud was In the act Of trying to recover q
small amount Of eash In the DRIVER, wien the
flames Ind nearly surrounded MT, md was
forced to leave ny, books, papers, aud other
rushed out Of tho Office with my face and hands
and jumped from tho boilcr-dcck on tier Of
% to to Shore, wi,cro, 1 on On tdrnIng rond to ioek
at the bout, saw TINT Bhc WIS n burning mass
from stem to stern. Tho bouts books ai1d pa-
pcrs all burned, IN fact everything except wlat
| was in the safe."
The Dcilo lind 500 bales Of cotton on board
and ], 800 sacks OF seed.
Tho following additional arc known to 1'o
Bayou Sara; A. 6. GrffIlth; George Thomas,
chief steward, from Louisville; Gus Davis; uol-
lon1cr Curtis; Room GriItl, tender Of tho cabin,
| md Louis Horn, texas tender. Tho four Inst
! named jumped oycrboatd at,d wero drowned,
while Mr.. Van tlul, Dr.. O. q Griffith, mud the
priest arc said 10 havo perislcd In the flames.
, 1876-10-12

ConlNNE, Utah, Oct. 11,-Col. II. I. Gimp
man, Engineer Of the Portland, Dallas t. Salt
Lake Ra!1road, has returned from Marsh Valley,
1daho, to which place tho liuo Of tho road has
been surveyed. Hc reports the route over tho
Ma'ad Pnss both easy and practicable, With no
grcatcr grade than 90 feet to tho mile, with a
ruling grade Of 10 feet. Tho road has been To-
are now at work completing tho cross sectlorlug,
and largo inrce OF graders aro preparing tho
road-bcd as fast as possible. Contracts have
been make for tics. Col. Chapman leaves to-
ports OF thu routo Us iar as surveyed In order to
submit them to the Directors ot The road.
, 1876-10-12
TRIIsOLI.


VALErrA, Aalta Oct. 11.-Tho steamer from
TriPoll brought a bearer Of dispatches for
Washington IRON tho United States Consul.
The documents give tho "details Of tic recent
trouble between Mr.. Vidal and the ras!,a In tho
fugitive slayo cuso. Private letters aud passcn-
gers on tho steamer report that the
slaye, = negro, Yea l.. IT, ft1ia ;,1,., n' hls
Ills way 10 markct laiu negro wna Be!zetl by his
I,,aater's frtcnds.. Mr.. Vidal du1aanded Of tho
l'usI,a tint thu mcgru M restored. The Carrttre
Mercantile, of Malta, PRAISES thu American Con-
sui for Ills energetic action. a1r. jones, sue
ccssor Ut A(r. Vljal, will arrive at Trlpoll to-
dly.
, 1876-10-12

wera In the city yesterday. It Is clu,n,ed that
their presence icro is for tho purpose Of making
arrangements to run tlroug!l"tsains from CHI
Grand Trunk, and Eric Railroads. The great
aiilicnlty In tho way Of such an arrangement is
that the Michigan Central runs Wagnor's sleep
ing-cars, willis the GRIND Trunk aud Eric Rail-
roada run Pulltna1l's. Mr.. Wagner ia willing
Tint tho Wagner and Pullman cars should run
through OIL alternate days, but Nr. Pullman is
understood 10 bu opposed to steli IN arrange
1t Is also stated that the presonco Of tho
Grand Trunk managers at the present time has
some connection with rnnntny traus to tho clty
via tho Chicago & Lake Huron Railroad, which
Is Just now being completed.
, 1876-10-12

LOUISVILLE, Ky, OFT. 1l.-The Evening Aeos
has special from Mt. Washington, KY, which
gives tho following account Of murder In a
clI,,rcl. during Sunday evening lust: Sam
Durkctt (colorcd) entered ar. African church
under tho influence Ut isquor. William Barnes,
answered: "You untl your church can 90 tn
lcll." Barnca nskcd for repetition Ut tic re-
mark, md receiving such, shot Burkctt through
thu heart, then escaping.
, 1876-10-12
GERMANY.

BtBMAlkCk vs.. Won ARNlM,
BERLIN, Oct. u.-Connt Won ArMn has pub.
,'shc.l In Switzerland reply to DIsmsrck's let
ter to t4e Emperor calling his Maiesty's attcn-
ton to Arntm's uutrustwortly character and to
Tho conflicts which 1atl arisen with lIlln as early
us the autumn Ut 1S79., etc. Tho Count rcbuts
every inp,ltaton Of blsmarrk's.
HANK SrATEHEET.
The weekly statulent Df the Imperial Bunk OF
Germany shows derreasa 0t J,g3i, ,0p marks.
, 1876-10-12
THE CENTENNIAL AWARDS "fODlIsH
R0MBAST.u

There IL positively no ground whatever furthc
ridiculous aud contradictory claims put forth by
soma Of tlls sewlng-macl,ino cotnpaatcs-that
thqlr particular utaclucs have received higher
llthors ihan Others. Tie awards aro ali Of thu
same grade, aEd no exhibit Is pronounced best
oi its class. Tho Judges reports, nut yet puh.-
l!shsd, will give tie sl,ee!M Meslta Of cach uS-
t,arlIue l!as taken uil the ll0liuys obtailablc.
, 1876-10-12

A movement is oil foot to bring tho present
railroad war between Eastern trunk lines to q
speedy termination. Tho low rates haye .stitnu-
lated shipments 10 such III extent TINT the rail-
roads leading tu the Eust haye not half enough
cars to transport ull tho freight that Is offered
1t Is believed that with IN advance In rates thu
roads will stil! have moro freight offered tllnn
meeting Of tho nlA.ugera oi Ut! tho Eastern
trunk ltncs, including tl,s New York Centr1l,
Will ,e held in Detroit In few nys for the pus-
pp8p Of coming TO some AGREEMENT,
, 1876-10-12

8pscfal Dtspdtch to INs Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Oct. liza fellow was hero
two or three days ago VITO, rs VIC Aud to-day,
succeeded Ia ylctimEz!ng over twenty OF our
BUSINESS men with counterfeit $20 grccnbacks
of h1nrrh 10, 1862 under the act OF
Feb. 2s 1869. Tho largo grcen-
figures a30" In tho ccutre and tho lathe work,
arc very bad. Thu green color is too light. 1t
is an old counterfeit, and the bills iaYe been
hoardcd. The fellow was mlddle-agcd, good
stzrtt man with full black beard. llo bought
a dollar, gayc SO bill, and took change.
, 1876-10-12

sptciai Ditpatch to Ia 7,t,y,.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. iI.-TI.u Sta,. n.
Association Of Michigan will be rr,,rc,..,a uta'a
tho National Association In Ch!enrn NJ st
session by Drs. J. A. HnrrIs. u, q u".,s us hit
]. Latllrop, X 8. Dancynit, ii. II. lnnaan*khnnt
J. w. Finch. The Association sa,iiftsoa, s,it .A
measures at tns sitting louklg to olxubs;st oa 1est
, 1876-10-12

Robert Green, colurcd, stolo ''tant.me3
down cont from Clark htrcot cobblcr Of lcakJ
c'othEng, wherefore he 10 nntar bouds Of $500 to
thn l2th Inst.
John Lawlock, an old farmer from Woodstock,
who las been stopping for several days with rclas
tlvcs near the corner OF Aberdeen and Taylor
atsects, while go!ng homo yesterday afternoon
WAS mot at the Northwestern Depot By confidence
men, who easily made away with $40 feon him On
the "bpicl-nask" racket.
John C;eary, one Of tho Gcary brothers, doing
buslness as a secondhand dcaler, was at tho Mad
ison Street Station booked with receiving stolen
tano MsKenz!c, of ioi Canal street, was tho cause
Of tho arrest, but thus fur therc is aught TO show
0cary en!lty Of anything wrong.
Charles Dlake, . hostlcr at cooper's 1iscry.ssa-
was locked up Al centkna Station yesterday by De-
tectivc Daudcr, upon suspicion Of having heen In.
Rra, II 'Ganx los. afk se
man claiming to rcsido 1t galcsbure, and has nut
eince been scon. The saddle mud urldle wcrc
found with Blake.
n. +. Davis 4 Co., Yorkytie, Ill, called at tho
Central Station u inquire 10 to Tho reliability Of
hs % 2r y 1t o FL a.fks r..
lngon Streets. Tho fotmer i'm sent TIC atter an
Invoice of butter subject to sight draft and, 70.
celving no aatafactory answers, concluded aonlc-
thing was wrong. Tie cahe Is in thc hands Of Do
tecsive MAcaulcY, WHO Is also said to hayc knowl-
cJEe Of ButuothtnQ Of d crooked nature In their
manner Of busfncns.
Harry j.. Neal. 1uondam newspaper correspond
cut and all other avocations thai would serve AZ
hltn. to inward caasctncss, hns " last como to
wh6 made AWAY with slo8 worth Gf clothlng.
Some Aoura Inter Detective Flynn found Neil
which ntt marks Of lis former ownership Ind Gccn
cut. And now Harry Neal Is locked NJ ou charge
since hls Incarceration.
trip presided 1t tic West Dlvitfon Court yesterday
morning, and }ast to get hln hand In, eeit up tho
,oTx xn Esaas Rs9s assa o sn :. toa d ;sS @ e
essrssd @ Fy l. Keea: % Nth ros @ saissd sVs e
isJs; william Wela, stealing woai iron. Henry
Wsa IL &C. o,s s1i =; a. eotaaea m ss of which '
Last Monday evening the house Of Il. d. Ream.
No. = Woodand Park, was the scene Of an outrayc
that viii aerye. to. put pcoplo On taetr
,ss 4; Il sSsa Is s :ss* sas:
doos iii liS ScSged tor semdthins to = cut M fiji. was
or Ts s. IL a% ss
only BLIND to giye llm chAnco to snatch two
Ta1Ss hgs txo tho kfsasn s s'>t whe
the rlnEs ,slls diamond aolltalre and the other
plain gold, both npproxlmatng In valuo s175. No
clew to tho peFpotsntor.
n,,c,c ,vcro tcfora 1u,t,cc an,,m,ra.,a nj tho
st,"nrv ~c.tc-iHv mnrrny ~ fniin,xin". ~ "
1rpraa9 'nssnh Tnss nri,rlr ,n1 s;.t; H." y,
tha iinuso % Of Correction: HAAS DyEc' ratr,cis
@ ttInS i nH T. ths sai9 sne ton
av., ,i,a .an,o a.,hn. snn.,,.u Jul I.n, ~ ~
"a;,s,nt '"T th;r;~ 3nTs. Hnarn iiuyo ,nnE sua
Hnr"ry tx ,ov!. pstti"t n,tms
nm ,l11n,1;cn r9errant' tl,frtv timvs and aISo
| i,ouud s,yer IN xjGo' 10 k.nis tbs neasc:
Is,hn f1,1Irten md larry SEauubnsssy.r riit
or'cr1v nj tho elrcsonunis. Garner of ArrSet ays,
, 1876-10-12

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1l.-Thu earnings Of tho
baltimore IL Ohio Railroad, main stutN aud
branches, including tho plttsburs Division, for
tic mouth OF September were S1,UB,Bd7, IN
!nsEea4c over tho ltr.tsl Ut August ut *.ss ~
The grain tfatle an1 pAsstngcra' tariff wcru very
heavy. Tho usltnI st1.,t-a,ilual dividend of 5
per cent Oh The capital stock OF tile maln stem
WA8 declared,
, 1876-10-12
PACIFIC MAIL.

NEw YoRE, Oct. 1l.-'rhc warrant OF tho Tax
Receiver ugaiust the property Ut the Pacific Mall
Steamship Compaay waa placed, yesterday, III
the hauus Of Marshal I1nyes, Of thu Tax Office.
Marshal Hayes sail that ho should retain the
wusraut for service upon the first piece Of the
believed that It hal nothing but the Incoming
steamships Oh which le could levy.
, 1876-10-12

Treasurer, Mrs, Hooker, Of 1vaupnnt wcro tleu
made. Tho reports OF ntlxlliastcs wGro next in
order on tho programme, md brief nccaunts OF
work dong In Appleton, Drodhcal. Rc1ott, and
Fond alt Lac, were given.
Tho Convention then all t1inulncil I'LL morning.
, 1876-10-12

COUNTY TREASURY ROllNED-
KNOXVILLE, Ia., Ott 10,-At hn,f-past
o'clock this evening, the County Treasury was
entered by two masked men, who ovrrpowercl
tIc Treasurer a,ld with tlrnwl, reyolrers forced
him 10 nptn tho aufe. The amount taken ~
about $l4. .00U. No cew to the rohbera. Mounted
men nrc securing the country In all directions.
, 1876-10-12

CnETENNE, Wyo. Ter, OFT. ia ~,
named Jac! Monroc, n llerder cnnlor,a ~ !.
rratt s. Ferris on their ranc], on J,awhp,1o ~.
Is miles from Fort Laramie, was ts kse, I'stt VI
dians last night. There were but fonr aE!thr Y d
III tho party. 4Deaas
, 1876-10-12
HYMEMEbL.

W "LNEHlt
Special DispafeA to 1as Tftsans
srn1NoFiELp, ILL.,, OFT. ll.-Jodn sv...
Treasurer Of tho Soldiers orphan l, l1ou.
Normal. ,Fas married here tonight n, oI, ,han
grcgationnl Church to Miss Mary ,,uas ~ ~
this city, formerly Assistant Supefiptenan.est
tho inatttutton. '"'sHasntl 4
, 1876-10-12

LAWRENCE, Mass., Oct 1l.-Ass. nonahue,
who WIS terribly beaten BY her husband on
Monday. died last u1ght. Her husband was ar
rested on tic charge OF murder.
, 1876-10-12

Special Dspdtch 70 7ns Tribune
DAav1LlK, ILL.,, Oct. 1l.--Aiatshal MYERS ar
rcsted nlan herc last night, supposed to ho
horse-thlef, and locked Lin up. 1fe was found
wandering around the streets witt, 4 horse, aud
coul,l give no satisfactory account of himself.
lie says his manic Is Fred Compton.
, 1876-10-12
BURNED. TO DEATH.

6VtEs1R 17Itp1SCH 10 JHo 1F114HHs
UnBANA, O., Oct. n.-A woman named Mrs.
James Perry, living three miles north Of this
pEaec. was burned to death lust night. She was
standing Ia front Of a Gre. Her drcsa caught,
burning her frightfully. Hor husband was also
badly burned Ii his efforts to aaye her. She
leaves family Of four young children.
, 1876-10-12

Special DfspateA to 7ns Tribune
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 11.-Georgo BEN
nett, young man employed In tho sawmill of
sturtevant, Plummer, Green Il Co., at Saginaw
City, slipped on pteco Of edglng this afternoon,
failing backwards upon lath snw, which en-
tered hts back crossWlao and cut Ills henrt In
two pieces, causing almost instant death.
, 1876-10-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nsw YoaK, Oct. 1l.--Arr!ved. steamships
Anchorta, from Glasgow; Frlsto, from Hamburg;
Abysslnis, from Liverpool.
SAN FgAnolsco, CAL, Oct. 1l.-Sailed, tho
Pariae Mall chartered steamer Ze1andla, Tor
Sydney, Hla Honolulu, carrying British uails.
, 1876-10-12
MARRIAGES..

1Ay, Oct III. 1870 at The residence of ths h. ht TT
fathet, George ". C1ark, Esq, iNnIs NJ p.s;ss pp0sss
and Miss II. Z. Clark, both Of Chicago. ''1us
, 1876-10-12
TEE RAILWAYS.

RAILWAY EAI.NINGS.
Tho gross earnings Of the railroads for the
month Of September are reported by the Con-
taerfidl aud Financial Ehfoutel4 rs fultoWs:
, 1876-10-12
SIP A In
CRUISERS FOR CUB.

CRUISERS FOR CUBA.
LoSpoN, Oct. 1l.-A dispatch from Madrid
says several ne,rly-bullt cs,slscrS will shortly
joln the Spanish squadron In Cuban waters.
, 1876-10-12

:thtrty-ono raec, frs. heat, w3n 1v -
rs sess.?sI' ss ti,', II ia S toustH c;saa
heat wns taltc,s by 4.ttte Crnw (, a.aee tketa
ohd by James 4. 1T $50; tl,c Ii t.,i ~; H. ss
heat lictwcGn .lnmcs A. and i,Itti" m.A' NA' aaY
.:4S. The fourth lcut was takrn I."', i, Tia.
III $40, Wy daEnt'
, 1876-10-12
Ivory tn coral kct.
When 'twi1t partles' lips yoa see,
60z0D0SY, 'stA salo 10 bet
Hcauslles tila Ivory.
FRESH FISH,

FRESH FISH.
II. 81. Curtis. 18 Clark street, has a large supply
Of fresh. dressed whita ash--enough for I'll. Give
him call,
, 1876-10-12
FRANCE,

TIE CHAMBER or DEPUTIES SUMMONED TO
MEET.
FAn1s, Oct. 1l.-'l'he Senate aud Chamber Of
Deputies are summoned to tncpt OH the Goth Of
October.
, 1876-10-12
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Epectdi Diepach to 7as 1tstuna.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, 0st 11.-A young man
nau,ed Charles Trip. agoa 18 years, was killed
this afternoon by the accidental discharge Of u
gun wllflu out hunting with somo other men a
low miles north Of this city.
, 1876-10-12
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, D. c., Oct l3-t a. ln.-For the
lake region falling barometer, southwest to
southeast Winds, warm and clear weather.
LOCAL ousERyArioSA
, 1876-10-12

OzONIzED 0x.MARROV FQR THE HAIR.
BY Duck d lAynsf makers oil tho ''aiaFs" ColoKue.
, 1876-10-12
TIE GRAND TRUNK.

Total, 7s,, Ill so. 40, ,0O3
Net increase. a............... .......+ .......
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-08
Leath Orphan Asylum Concert.

We desire to call the attention Of cur
readers to the repetition Of the concert,
which is to be gwen for ths benefit OF
the Leath orphan asylum by our PROM
ineDt amateurs at Greenlsw OpsrahOuss,
this evening. We made mention in our
yesterdays issue of the brilliant man.
ner in which the programme was rem
dered on Monday last; unfortunately by
reason Of the unfavorabla weather, the
entertainment was but sparse'y attend
ed, and now, in order to insure those
who had bought tickets, but were pre-
vented by the rain from attending, the
full amount OF pleasure promised them,
SIS well as the moro fully to reach the
great and worthy object for which the
concert and opera were originally de-
sigL ed, the ladies aud gentlemen among
which galaxy shine forth brilliantly
such ce ebIated stars as Mrs. Czspski,
the highly accomplished soprano; Mr.
q. II Marin, OF Baltimore, the re-
nOwned tenor, aud Mr.. B1rnemsnD, the
king OF bassO,, have sindly volunteer
ed to repeat the Performance with an
entire change OF programme for the va
rious pieces comprising the concert,
while the opera remains the same IS an
nOunced The worthy object, which is
to provide food and raiment for TIE un-
fortunate orphans, should insure full
attendance, and We are convinced that
our citizens, with their characteristic
charity, will not fail t. avail themselves
OF such an opportunity. Tickets one
dollar