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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28

One schmidt, who PROCESSES to be physician,
Is uuGer arrct IN rnun Mn for causing the death OF
John Schulthes aged eighteen mouths BY malpractice.
Schmidt called to attend the child. and he attached
10 Ito stomach machine OF his own invention covered
win needles. luO the wounds caused by the needles
ne rubbed ag- nuld, aud au hour Or Two afterward
the child dIcd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28
The stile,lo IN Crosby street.

An Italian. named Giuseppe, cate ed Antonio
Rccos room, at 6S Crosby street, al 10 o'clock last
night after he hai gone TO bed intending to rise early
and accused him OF insu ling his wife.
Rcco denied the charge nd WAS attacked by GuiseD
pc, who drawlnK stilettO, drove II 70 Tie hit intO
Rccos breast Giuseppe d. lIccO taken
" Bellevue Hospital. HIS wounds viii be fatal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28
A BANK P,esidcut Held for Embczzlcment.

PolTsvILLE, Pa" Sept. 21.-Jacob lIunt1nger.
President Of the dciunct ncrs Trust Company BANK.
had hearing this morning charged with embe1l emcnl
ANA mAkns fraudulent Dunk statements. lie was ueId
IN tl52OCO Jail Tor lis hppelranc, IN court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28

PoTTsvILLE, Sept 21.-Baruey n. Boyle and
Kate Boyle were convicted yesterday OF perjury the
trial of Carroll Boyle Roartz aud Mcclellan the Molly
haguires. Ihey had trled ~ establish an ullb for
Boye. when they heard the verdict they laughed
heartily.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28
4 sniIor.. FIphl tnd,na In pcnth

On Monday last Peter brown, French sea-
man. Patrick Harvey, mp mate quarre'lcd in
Joseph Guerers saloon, at - Main street, Brooklyn,
aud Brown knocked HArney down, jumped on him and
kcKod him IN tue stou sch Eninty MAS taken 10 the
Long leland college, llusWiu, Hhd he died thete last
night Capt CTatts OF the YORK street police ested
Brown Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28
The Sinking b aiIroad d King.

Commodore Vanderbilt slept less than usual
sieId ~, and he suffered more pain tha TOR seNeral
day past Othtrwis' ms condition was unchanged.
His phy siclans hold daly consultations at his house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. IA negro tranp who
put On freight tral on tr STATE road hrAl III
tou, SAUt aud knled thc culoicd braAemah'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28

Rising followed b. failing barometer, north
wcst 10 suuthWes MiYd., Coutr l9A1"t+ ~ NNIHcf'
partly clOuGy Ur clear VI sther.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28

ToRoNTo. Ont, Sept. gT.-Snow fell at pruds.
mel. County RenfreW Ont. to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28
The Yellow Fever Epidemi,

SAVANNAH Sept. 2T The total number Of in
termenIs to-day wAs u. Of which ~ we're yellow fever
Gaze.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28

The Thermometer IN Sew York Yesterday
Al Uuduut', al O'Clock \. 81. iJ'; q, iS'J
o. b4 - NJ, Is $50 T. NJ, 1a' q, oo' V' 1o'i ~ 5S'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-02

A THOUSAND PRAYERs.-"W h Q
ever offered so many?' You have
during the last year, if you have kept
the resolution of the Psalmist, '.Eyen~
ing, and morning, and at noon will
pray" A thousand prayers 2 Were
they all "the cffectual, fervent prayer
of the righteous, which avails?'
What reason have you to praise God
who enabled you to offer their
Has your heart not been right with
God, so that in all these there hal
been only the form Of prayers
Perhaps parent, child, or friens
has prayed SO many times for you
Will you resist the Spirit Of God, att
sink unsanctitied under the weight 3
50 many prayers - Selected.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-02
91etic1..
ADVANCE THE LIVES.

Awake. Americans, to glory!
Hark bark your country bids you rise ;
Fair Freedom, with her bosom gerry,
Beseeches you with fearful eyes.
To save her from the thieves and spoilers,
Who trade within her temple doors,
Who drive the commerce from he 1
shores,
And starve her host of honest toilers.
Advance thr lines, advanced
The avenging ballots might
Shall slay the crew of cormora uts
And yindicatc the right.
Corruption, brazen, unmolested.
Stalks unmasked in the noonda US
glare,
Her wild and shameless face invested
With charms to those who seek and
share
The plumber wrung in crue taxes
From men who famine s pangs endure
While on the grave-stomes of the poor
The rascal chieftains whet their axes.
advance the lines, advance!
The avenging ballots might
Shall Stay the crew of cormorants
And vindlcrte the right.
The hundred years that lie behind you,
The hundred years that rise ahead,
The patriot memories that bind you,
The blood OF all your martyred dead -
Be these the monitors Of duty
Your arms to nerve, your hearts to
warm,
Until the white, flower of Reform
Shall blossom in perennial beauty.
Advance the lines advance
The avenging ballots might
Shall kill the crew of cormorants
And vindicate the right.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-02
SHEN ANDOAH HERALD
ADvERT.TSfN<7 RAT Lca.

Advertisements WILL be inserted at One Dollar
rer square of ten lines or less for tie first inser-
tion and 5ocenfsfor each subsequent ihseffif n.
Unless the number OF insertions be mSrRed rp-
on the manuscript, it will be Published rffff
forbid and charged accordingly.
Notices in tte lecsl column will be inserted
at double the Advertising rates.
Advertisements for three months ~ Iong4t
will be inserted at lower rates
, 1876-12-30

thus that little white souls nre' show.
ere'l DOM am.ne US every, aayl They
como will, heavens purity. imprinted
upon their faces. They fall Into homes Of IN;
fanny md arc polluted, Into Cllrist!sn homes and
tho streos, Into coll refinement, into ,dens of
dishonesty, n,ld Ia tug n!lst VI hard adversely
According to, tho school IN wlltch, they Gro
taught, SO they grow; but tllrre is otln who
notcth oven tho sparroa'a fall, and Will lie nut
mitch more notice tlcsc,, q 80 OF little fattll''
To-day yo., look at tic pink mud white intamt III
the cratllc, Tomorrow YOU 300 d hardened faco
r. fclon's scll. This lno!nent you glance into
the next yon will SEQ Il lost n tic muddy street,
antl ono thought chases another 50 fast IN your
mind that yn,l forget, by and by, that It WAS
over whtte ut nll TEcro ia o,ts who docs not
forgot. 30, my daughter, In view Of 80 much
that IS l,nexpAlnnble, lut not your heart be
troubled Fn.tl Inns broad aid very loving
busom In which VIC may bury MI our nnxlettcs." !"
And the young Ftrl. as one to whom prob
lcm had besn explained rose up from 1'cr place
evening lamp. LAURA y. MARSH.
, 1876-12-30

another Of these primitive dwellings wcrc ,o,n,,
nome pieces 0t dccaycl wool which may nr tT,a tn'l
Mnt 1iavo bcen portions nf tho origiinIi i rnIYY aaYY
Tho remains t,ayu ut present most rrtnort.. III.
nppearance, especially when vicwc,l ' irm "1o'a
height, as then Tho circnlar form OF cnrh ~, J.
apparent, md tho regularity Of constr,1tiore aIore
nnd all heIug, upon tho same Level, "ffrt,oi afrle,
that there has bccn found soulu ulul'tn,an' tnnaaaI'
trnycrtlblo evidence TINT Oxford c,i rorrv'.a.
antiquity back to far cnslcr date thnS3 ~ ~
classic lay!s when King Alfred founded tinse, tii"e
roraEtY College. In removing tho rul,s.h 0na. ~,
cartt, scycrnl objects of rreat intrrcst 1s"a a,a
been foMn'l, Including II portinn Of N,MIs N1uTs
cross saxnn knife atid arrnw. heal. etc sI1s lug
nlso very largu number Of l,once. hui {ha.a h%ua
possess no particular interest, ns thev 'ssc ssc
principally Of domestic. antnla1s, fu r"ns ~
cral llsc. The tIiscovcry Ina co,,sa; HsMi
considerable Interest Il, un,y"rasssa1
circles, rrofs. Rol'cston, West,sood, Trcst,,iai1
anl others, having examined t|,e Epot. bnt n;
cotirso there Is at present eontlrl Of onfn,nr NJ
Us To tho real nature Of tho discovery whjrh Il.
been mnio. by the. clerk OF tho works. ;yi,nss ns
antiquarian knowledge is considerable, an,i to
whom great credit Ii duo for tho cnreini ~ W
ncr In whtcl, ho Inns ptcscrsed ovury na.,I,,1n s,
cyilencc that caN lcud 10 proper uctermlua,ion
OF tue question.
, 1876-12-30
ANCIENT BRITISH VILLAGE.
4 Reported Discovery OF Conaldorable In
terest,

~ xt1HUEtoA Dl6EUVOry uk
tereet,
Lanaon 71mts.
4 most remarkable discovery has been made
during tho last few days m tho course of prepar-
inR tho ground for tho new University schools
he erected from tile desigls Of Mr.. 0ra1A.n
Lackslln, N. A. In proceeding With the excasa-
ttons there has been laid baro the site OF what
Ii considered by some an ulllnubtcd Brit
M a1s aEs En-. or ysafs a s s f eJsa x1s s
the erection of tho schools, and OIL which tlIa
discoyery has been made, wns occupied, as Is
wsll known, by tho Angel Ilotrl, nhl lies BE-
tween High struct on tho north, Merton street
nnd King street OH tho cast, and embraces MI
urea Ut about twu acres, pearly tho whole Of
which, ur Ut all events aal that has been al
ready cleared. eooun,ls III evidence that OIL
The excavations llayc NOW been made TO depth
OF about Gt,eun feet, and tho earth having been
cleared aEay has left standing q number 0f
mounds ot gravel, Or at lcast 80 they appear to
tho uniuit!ated, but On closer examination these
mounds resolye themselves Into tho wall
which divided the pits In wh,ch our pro
geultors lwelt. III some cases tho wall ia
not morn than slx. inghes thick, while III
ntcrs again tho division Ia of ErcateE thickness,
i, circular. uithuagh, oi course, THY aiIcr in
e!zc. Onu very perfect specimen, situated q,
thu west side, Is Of u remarkable character. II
is inueE larger thall tho others, Anl being OF,
tho extren,e edge of the site only one-half has
been exposed. Tho appearance presented,
therefore,, 10 TINT Of j .sctnl l-clrculur ex'
savutl9a !" , tls gravel, The Saso et IT,, thS
foundations Of tho adjoining building. This
largs pit has adjoining 1t y much smaller ono,
which probably serye1 as thc entrance, and, at
the pofnt Ut junction between tho two there Is
bench or uarruw platform. Tho opinion has
been expFcssel that tlcso excavations aro merss
ly old Erayel.pits, but against tlis snppositi0l
must DO aiiduccl Tho facts tint they
covar q large extent of ground, aa1 they aEt
all at about six feet below tho BVEfuco; thai
cucll ono Of ths eaves or pits, although circular
IN shapc, has lovel l,ottou.; that the wals |.
some cases arO not Inoge than slx Inches 4
thirkMesa; that tho gravel un top af tllu walll
bcars undoubtcd traces Of having been turEo
up lruln lower level, AMI thaE In two VI l1l'
| pits have bccn found concrete tloors ttllcse be
| ing the only two that have been a. prescu
carefully exutnine<ll, Of what composUi l
nut at present known, but d suel. teuacit!
that it was pnsslble to remove the lulf Of Ono .
| them without fr.lrtu1c. At lAu bottom O
, 1876-12-30
INDIANA.


Insurance comTnls.oners' hcrort-conflot
of Authority fnrdue uhtvers'ey-T The
npolls Scandals.
Special D,spascs 10 7ns Tribune.
Isp1AyAroLrs. Ind. Dec. 2g.-John A. Finch.
.ncrt0i I".rron,o Ca,nm.snnor tn,. -. 'n,,' .','
Dpn ~. o'11V"e'' 'oN."5 ouo
mHseu h's iePoFt " LHe toVcrnor. IL SHOWS
that, from July ], 1874, to July ], 1876, s83a,
509.51 were paid to foreign 1tfe insurance COM
panics by citizens Of Indlano, Durtur TINT
IT, t,,o t,ro,on ~. ,on,ns,Ias 49,. -, .''.'s
citizens OF Indiana sTo, ,78.10, From July !,
1873, to July /, 1876, 6l,2l9, ,473,2l was paid to
foreign lIfp companies by clt!zcns OF fndinnn.
nurlnc that limo tl,cao ro,nnn,io. mo.,,
- .a,,,,n. sA' =, Ina,,.n ~ a,a ~ i'n'' y. pa,u
ring tho t~o ycars named 5000, $50
wcro paid cut Of tho stnto to foreign life and
'~'''@
, 1876-12-30

Late last nlg6t gang ot bNTGlaFs gained ac-
cess to vacant house, No. el0 Cass street, and
crossing uron tho roofs OF adjoining houses,
desceu'.sd through scuttlo Into No. go suine
stT':.t, where they Hadc away with two fine
.,ycrcoata and about dozsn shirts belonging to
tho proprietor.
The .Arqapry police, aided by two Immense
VI JyH Ilankins, No, III Clark street. Oniy
thrus iAluates wuro captured, Is there WAS no
ea'ne tp progress at the t'ne.
About o'clock last evening John HlacknaE,
all cmploya Of tLe Nortl. Division Htrpet Rail-
way, whflu attempting t2 thaw. out the qua in
thc tar barn, on l.aruhes street, bt-
tween Cul,tEs and Sophia streets, aec-
lentAlly touched match tp the gasomcta. ),
causing ali explosion, which brokn several VIM
dows III the building, and threw Hlackmah SOW
eral feet away, badly wountlinK him. ilc WIS
attended by Dir. Hobart, and sent 10 his homie,
M. IL EIr2Ynr etrect,
, 1876-12-30
ST, LOUIS ELECTION MIDDLE !

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 29.--The question Is 10
whether "Thc Scheme and Charter" was car
rled at tho election last August has been finally
settled. The Commissioners appointed by tbs
Circuit Court To recount the vote maslu al club
orate report to the Court, aDd Judge GuttschAlk
yesterday ordered tho Mayor VI tls city md
tho presiding Justice Of tho County Court TO
take that report a. q basls, au.l 10 declare
officially as to whether III their Judgment
tho scheme and charter wcre adopted
Or rejected at tho August election. This
moEnng these gentlemen reported to
tho Court that tho proposition WAS cur.
ritd, and tic raturns were Immediately certified
up to the Secretary Of statu. 1ls!s reVeraus tic
previous action, aiul VIII result In complications
legislative action. Nearly oil tho present city
officers viii bo practically ouatc't when tho new
ehartuE Ia put into cfccs and theru will have to
~ q new electton for both city aud county Of
fllnlS,
, 1876-12-30
examine nil tho witnesses who llnyo been before


tic senaic Committee.
Al the evening ecss!on Of B1ackburn's sub-
committee four colorcu mon testified az to the
nnfairncss 0f tho election in tho Thinl Ward nf
plaguentnc Parish, md the belief that tho Dnl-
lot h0x Ind hccn stuffed.
slorrlson's Committcu consumed laruo ror-
ton Of tho session to-tlay In examining Col.
Patton, Chairman Of tho Democratic State Cont
mlttce, hut nUtEing important was elected dtf-
fcrent from Ills evidence before tic Senate Com
Mfttec.
James II. oGae1ph, Registrar cf The Seventh u,
rejection OF Poll No. 8 to that IN reference to
Poll No. 2 Eleventh Ward.
Lawrence King, cofntcd. testified that ho had
heard Judge Dlbb1e tell negroes totlctnfn voters
at the white polls, an.l for them to vote In tho
black polls, and tho officers to count white polls
slowly rs possible,
". c. Weaver testified: Was Commissioner
at Poll No. ., and tho election was far anl
peaceful.
tiustavo Journal md Edgar Davenport, other
Commissioners, md II. d. hferrier, United
Statcs Supervisor. also corroborated Ills state.
inent, anu that the pull was rejected TN technical
gr0u1s.
Two witnesses, who worked for Cobb Tl,eo-
bold, testified before the Senate Committee to-
night that Theobold was at homo OH the night
Finkston was killed. They slept III adjoining
rooms.
TOMS, ns charged by Eliza, on the night Of tho
French Carter, colorcd, sworo before Wu1-
1c!gf's Committee thak he saw four men hang
ing at Mount Plensnnt, III East Baton Rouge, or,
q Eatc:post, and two on Quarticr street. Knew
one of them, Ned Foster.
Thtcn otllcr colorcd witnesses testified 10 n
reign Of terror IN tat parish, al4I that they 'lad
been driven frutn their houses, mud dared not
return.
, 1876-12-30


They wcro altting together that wtntry after.
noon, cacl busEe1 With earnest thoughts-Alay
And Dcecmbur-aM witt, their fnccs framed III
all tho richness Of brown aid white. Tho short
day was almost past, and tho pleasant room was
growing dark. The shadows wcro beginning to
creep up like tired Children AROUND thelr chairs.
Flaally Tho younger Que, from l,or position ut
tie window, With her e1hows on t!Iu sill. nnd
one of her rosy checks restinc Ia tho pnl,n other
hu,Il, gave vent to What was In her rnlnd. The
spring Of IFS gurgles up at its tount, you know,
wlillu Il grows eaI'ner 4etcr. us It lows farther
GralMl.,lutllcr, there Ia &c much talk about
crcctls tow.llayH, 40 many discussions nlNnt
what we belteyr, nha what We do tlot, a,,t II
there Is everlasting punishment fos slnners, Of
II there d not, that It has begun to trouble inc.
tl1inl; thc Lord mlg!t speak out to us, aa lie
shl tu tu tatriarhs nt o!dcn titsies antl tell us
Thy Gcal truth about thugs. I'm sure should
thtnk He'd bu 80 nervous with watching aur
p4ny minds agt tlletc days that He'd layv to-
THU thu older ono, On the height of her 70
summers Wileuee sllo could luok dow, on the
tnpetuous young li!u, 90 like lut own glrlhood.
and discern Moru clearly Its pretty curves nnd
open III her lal', only putting hcs fingers be-
! tween tie !cayGs to ktep her plare, a1l n,nde
Alawor: "My daughter, sitting here ulone w
| have done to-day. ! l'avo restea my eyes fur
rcad!ng In it-ln tllu brightest, purest
languagc-the golden story that you
would have madV earthly with earthly wortls.
wllthet iu tho Ill, now dropping iuto the muddy
street, now lodged by gei,t!u circumstance VI
Wind up OH that clean. tousctop, whero they
Will shhlo fos their brief cxisfutice, vhuugu Il,
tho air agatu, They. hill upon the crossing
there, and aro crushed and eoiled by tho assers-
by-tnose starry, beautiful things that u.as,
w!th ull his cunning could not MAKE;
tho k!trlua.door, und l hare brua
thinking that, by and by, necessity will hayp
sotlcd the outer fakcs, alli the centre rcinaiil
sprlug. stili tl.sy keep falling fulfilling We
k1luW not how many purplsest nor how few.
We can only watch md wonder Ut them as they
full. In lulug this to-day, many thoughts haSt
settled down upou uly spirits even ~ these
have settled down uDon earth. For u 1t uuI
, 1876-12-30
INGENIOUS RATS.
Myaterlous Disappearance OF Eggs from q
Collar In Lnneanter. Ia.

Mysterious Disappearance OF Figs from, .
Collar in I.nncnater, Ia.
Lnnca,ter teu,) Ekamiu,r
,.a sa,,a.h".,n % ,,,,.."s,.o H. ass mug s.eeet has
n"a ~ 'e.l'a'm ,,. mao.o 'iuut'a'lo. VI that won-
derful intc'llgcneo In Tho rat family
which VIC often rcad about hut sci.
tlom witness, Sic had seycsal dozen ecrs
stored away III In tho cellar In n lnrrc rnrtt!5sn
vessel. riley wcro covered With liHc.watcr -
preserve tl,e,i,. For some time mast sho WA ns.
zlc!! to knuw III whit manner tic lIme.wator
loaked nut q. tl,o vessel, Us sho eould anl 10
eli si,o had to iii It moro frequently t1,an il
cu,lltl possibly cvaporate. '' -
Tho other tluy tic servant called tho la1y,s
attention to tlefns. that there must 20 rats IN
roo1u from wcru tho rQps wcrt, stored. An sr'
animation revealed the iact that ono dozen md
a laf Ut tl,o cggs llad been carried or, and thn
other creature lad access to to cellar to wIoso So
chnrga the theft could bo Justly laid,
Toget at the eggs in tho vrsscl they would
have 10 rid It Of i portion Of thu lInie-wa,cr.
tho rat is capital Judge Of 4 good medicine as as
we'll asa squara meal. Or. Wood, ia tho U,li1i
Siakes Utspt.satorD, RayB TINT, mixed Wit, nn
equal measure Of milk, which completely covcrs
It's offensive taatc, It tB an excellent tUIt[c. md
one oi tho best Remedies for irrtaGity Of tho
stunuch; that ho has found a dict
exclusively Of ilmc-watcr aud milk to lie moro
effective tfan any plan Of treatment In tlysuepsia
doubt Dr. Rodent has discovered tiat The a.bu.
men, nlarearlnc and olcn Of the cgg, combue,l
With the line-watcr, Is quite as wholesome aud
palutoble as tho milk, and that tho stomach Of
hungry dyspeptte rat Is Just as good place to
mix tlIcm ID rs tic nursos ulediuue-glass III tic
sIck-cl,anber u up-stairBl
Dr., hut is we'll known to lie as ingenious IN
mechanical devices as he IL au fat In Tic cuisine
How aid ho 1ift tho eggs up two inches on the
c,]rn OF tic crook mil Then lower them twelve
, 1876-12-30
THE WFATHER.

WAsnrNGToN, D. c., Dec 30-1a. m.-For tho
Upper Lake region, partly cloudy and colder
weather, with southwest to northwest w!ntls,
and Temporary rise In t!ir barometer.
Speciai Dispatch to The 7rtt1nt.
ERIE, PA., Dec. 19.-OAu Of tl,uso terrible
nor'eastcrs for which Lake Eric EA noted set ~
THIS morning at afA Atsasly hour, bringing with Il
bllnllng sheets of tIlaw. Tho strects weru asl
blocked mil business suspended curly III tho
tiny. IT Ii still falling furioUsly, anu + HOW
from $tlrco to Aye feet deep OH lovel. Tralns
IN the railroads ars blnckrd, and II passenger
ttain T. oa on the Eric t's'ure Is reported SnO"'
Special Aspasch 70 ne Tribune.
CAIao, ILL.,, Ncc. :D.-Cuiro Is having ugly
weather. Yesterdays and Inst nights SHOW
storm loft abuut ten inches Of snow on tho
trnlul, md there l!us bern no thhwnE weather
s!uyc Ftiuuy. Business Is very dull. The tralus
here lave d bad tinlU moving along tho traek,
on account Of tho snnM.
Sp<ciai Dispatch 10 IHs Tribune
EAST SAdiNAw, Dcc. GA brisk sllnw storm,
accompanied with gale Of wind, has prevailed
al1 uay. Weather cold.
Epectdl n1patch 10 1ae Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS, lMl., Doe. :A.-A heavy SNOW
storm to-day, six tnchcs, bl0ckadtng travel quito
LITTLE Isock, Ark, Dee. e0..-rne Wcatlror 's
thu coolest Of the seasou,. With stI fllehcs of
snow on tho ground. Thu river Is frozen oytr
nbovo thu railroad BRIDGE thu first tilno since
1878.
WHEELING, W. W., Dec. GA heavy snow
dtorm has prevailed sincu carly this morning.
Niue Inches Of sIluw lus fallen. ltisst!ll snuW
Ing steadily. --.
, 1876-12-30
AT LAUlsEL.. IND.

ctsorNsi7r, O., Dce. 2o.-Brcmakcr, Moore
& Co.'s papcr-,ntll, at Laurel, Ind, was
burned 10 5ht. Loss not ascertatnctl. Tho
''is ss Ry Dee. s:sss %ra semukcr
Muore Paper Manufacturing Company, tho
burning Of whose property At laurel. hid, Is
announced from Cincinnati, is a LouisvItle tlrtn,
and estimates tho loss at $l0J 900. Insurance
one-llull, in twenty-nne different companies.
, 1876-12-30

. '1yAsr,uoror. Dcc. o7-Thc foliovinp roes.
$50. a. ~. ~, - s,,.,''. .r.... .s
shge on Iuo euojcct OF LILO Extradlt'on treaty
between The, United States and ureat Britain
,vna amt tn tho Sonata vcatn.f,nv, nnt, IN ,1o
wte oe''s ~ WV eSH..o fee'e, ua3' m,a ~ Wv
House ol Representatives. to-day. Tho senate
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, 1876-12-30
IN CHICAGO.

Tho a.arm from Box 319, at o'clock this
morning, was caused by fire in tic two-story
brick building No. Of Dcsp1Gnca street, occu-
pied by James McCado ns q suloon and lodging
housA The flames wcre speedily cxttnguishcsl,
after tho inilfctiou OF loss not exceeding $aOD
Several OF the inmates were removed from
tho upper story with tho assistance Of n look
and ladder company.