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PERSONAL.

cuu,. '''oa, a ehasm has opened up hetwcen MI.
anna, sel1oe @ OF liarpcr'y publications, and III,
p,ss oo"'es. Of tho Springfield Republican.
ce,u'.1,o 1ohn ". Drarer was 10 loetu,o before the
toss Us Society In Now York last ught On ..sci,
teai.,'sA america, q subIect OF which ho il mar.
Competent to treat.
as,h. n cotscspoucnta tell Of ,aav well. known
1t N...pIs pvta co'aquo who was hiased Of tho ataec
died ,"ss' ,,a' and went home broken. hearted sul
~. Aes uame was Margaret p1.ola,
yons .. Tho Cinnamon ut SIMPSONS f.ctor, in
Them t.' tnuams' Mass, hare cut or thoIr cues.
apon. a aass BEEN no outward ssns Of criticism @
atfof ,In ssss for thJs action. Or because uum.
tras, .ae@ hass Joined tao baptist Church.
hsehs.n naa gentleman has given Mrs. uan,, Var,
IL, !and. .wasruut for forty acre. OF land ar
md Iaasa la'lFosd. Tho property, IT scttIcd on
ia YoSca' viii, II Is sald be wo,.a sfo 00o h,
uoa. '''-~hleh u u sufficiently modest ssser. r.
l.d1 i :. aotl.t Of Brooklyn who embraced vouc,
sho ~. .s.usht ss wh!lo ptnning On bouauot, sni
sseond 49,, 'oE hts otcnse, has come OUT of 1T
b. propn.aa successfully. Pla!atns couusol .std
vi, sa oS'ss !" s.o I'll money recovered to ebarl,
tala dsr1s''s, aud hoped tho Jury would conslds,
1usa Stsnss Sas.a In making up their ysEdIst. Tha
!, "''&'' tfo*asa upoa til amiaai, puE.
, 1876-11-17
TILE RAILWAYS.

TTIE HA1LIsOAD WAR.
Another meeting Of the managers Of the East
crn trunk lines will be held in New York In d
few Days for thc purpose Ut tnaktng another ef-
fort 10 bring the war to close. II Is, however,
very improbable that Vanderbilt will rcccdo
from Ills position that the PENNSYLVANIA and
Baltimore D. OHIO Railroads must ,nnke tho
SANG rates to Philadelphia and Baltimore as Ills
roads nte tl!alang to Sow York, As Mcssrs,
Scott and Harrctt arc not Inclined To aecgde to
tliis demand, and III the old Commodore Ia rs
stubborn Us II nlulc. there Is but little likcli-
hood Of tho railroad war coming to end this VIM
ter. The Commodore snys that, owing to h!s
great facilities on hls four-track New
York Central, he can afrnrd to do
business at the present rates tnuch better than
ITS competitors, aud, os business has been very
ltycly ol latct ]Ic asstrts that he is losing no
money Whatever,
The freight anil passenger tratglc from this
city to the East, which has been unusually
heavy during the last two months, has fallen OF
considerably during t1le last two weeks, aud thu
roads arc no longer troubled OH nccolnt Of In
sufficient rollln. stock. Wlli!u Vnndcrbilt'a
roads may be able to keep their own, there Gun
be TO Iotht that Bome OF tile smaller lines will
suffer very severely during this wIntcr II tho
rates arc not raised.
, 1876-11-17
SPORTING NOTES,

WAsl1sorox, D. t., Nov. 10-The Bright
wood Park races were continued to.day.
Tho half-mlle dash Tor a-ycar-o1ds was won by
Dociltty, a1aiu Brace second, Flora third, Time,
5218 SECONDS.
Tho dast Of thrce-quartcrs Of q mile, for
aycar-olds, Ind five starters, and was won by
I1obisirk, Hattie F. Hccoul, Ltbblo l.. third.
Tlme, 1:101.
The mills dash for all agcs was won by Burger,
Lazy Clipper second, uatteras third. Time,
1:4S.
The intended steeplc chase yyas run mostly on
the trae1S, owing to thu miry condition OF tho ap-
pointed cousso aud was won By. Derby, Day
Rum second, Captain Hammer third.
MEMr1f1s, Tc,,n., Nov. 1G,-At tho tousaa-
tncnt Of the fenncssce sporta1ntn totlay, Capt.
Doganlus accomplished Tho remarkable feat Of
killing twentrsI1 out Of thirty double birds ut
twenty onr .yards rise, III two minutes aud tlf-
teen seconds.
Tho attendance at tho tournament Is large,
and rSrites much interest a1nunR sportHH,et.
New ioKK, Nov. 1U.-A billiard match To-
night between Albert tinr,itcr unl Joseph Diou,
for 81, ,0O sile and medal, was won BY Dion.
, 1876-11-17
OBITUARY.

RICHMOND, W., Nov. 10.-Dr. John Dove
died ttfs morning, aged 81. lie was native Of
Richmond, and Mason for sixty-thrcc years,
during which time fle held liGl positions In that
Order. lie was thu Oldest Gr11ll Secretary III
tho world, holding tho ollico over Fifty years,
aud was GRIND itscosJer Of tho Grand Enca1np-
'nent Ut the Knights Tc,nplar for thirty yeara.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. lo.-I. u. nascott,
editor atd proprietor Of the Newport Atas, oun
Of the leading state papers. died last night Of
hrart-llsease. Thu reuains Will be brought to
Little RICK.
James Collins, formerly q steamboat captain,
died to-day Of hcnoErhpgo Of the lungs, Induced
by exposure.
Special nspasch 10 37e Tribune
HuPFALo, \, y, Nuv. lU.--ucW,tk c. Weed
was stricken with apopieKy about p. III. to-day
aad died within hnlf IN hour. Mr. Weed was
natiye-bosn citizen OF BuHalo, 81 years Of aRc,
highly estcelncd, and successful hardware
, 1876-11-17
SUICIDE.
3UfNfUEt
Spkttl} DfspQfeh to JNs Tribune,

HF<C9u$ 0IFFQ1EH " 1HF 1F1R0H&.
Iowa CITY, H., Nor. l1.-hIrs. Fannie Miller,
agcd about 30 years, living twelve miles aouth-
west Of thIs city, committed auicilo last night.
she had been Ill with consumption fur many
years. Last night sho complained TINT sho
could not sleep, and told her little daughter,
who WIS sleeping with her, sllat If sle lad her
husbands rlzor to put Under her pillow she
could slcup: rhc raxor WIS given her about 10
and found she was wet With her nothcr's blood,
Tho woman cut her throat aHd hlcl to death.
6pectaf Dtspdteh to 3As 7s1tans.
shoemaker residing nj 1854 Fond du 1.ac aye-
nuc, hung himself In tho woolslod OF his house
this forenoon, while laboring under a at ot de-
sponuency caused BY d!ssoluto habits. Tic WIS
a q Ie ~ IT, ep m any aGs
facta.
, 1876-11-17
..i,as has confederate organ In this city has re-

o.,.s ~ eoa1edcsate organ In this city has re-
sa =" a. ospateh from Now Orleans which says:
mn t.i a, number os visiting Dcmocsnt!c statcs.
bud. d1sa as% 9pon the neubura Of the 1soturning
ssm nen,s' Connected viii stasnas ILL ioas ID wiio tbS
Eo.I ~ moral capae!tlea OF tho members of tho
1l!line assstsy measured. majority Of no
ttsS%nae< S s 'Gta Rt1a. 1Nh'aGxa Hoarn f1 ae ga
ptsmt.s pr1sfnf. i fas oaiv Ifqdi eoarfe IN ia
nlptsr.a ihnfe IL no fcar of the law honestly ad-
nas. nat IN Tho leEsesaon Of 1t.
th.t "oula lke to bounce tle law and those
thst ~ asated II, but thuy do not sec Just how
mi sa.I " oo uo'le ut present, SO they must grin
, 1876-11-17

ST. LoUls, Nov. 10.-Thc strike OF tho loco
motive engineers Of the Cairo t. St. Louis
Sarrow-Gauge Railroad, Which lsas been threat
cnc1 for some days past, took place ut o'clock
last night, when every engineer on the road LEFT
Ills engine. This was III conformity to u
notisc served on supt. Caustee during
the day md vas caustd ly reduction OF oue
cent lHr. niie for running, which, 1t Is said,
amounts TO tifsy eents per any less ts,un any
OTHER road is pay!nE. 80 train laft Eust ST.
Louis Inst night or to1lay. It Is snld Bcyerai
engines lave bcen disabled anu solre of thetu
run oil the track by the strikers.
, 1876-11-17
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. G., nor. 1G.-Thc Board 10
arrangc the pian for the reorganization Of the
army met to-1ny. AL were present except
Senator West and Representative Banning. 1t
more explicit understanding w!ll he had Of The
yae*s of a} thu members, after whic the Com
mission will prepare a repust.
Tie F0st-OfI]ee Department today ordered
railway nlall-serrice on the Burlington l.
Southwestern Itoilr3ad between alunnylllc anu
LaSieac, Ia.. to begin Dce, l, anil ~ the CtncIn.
natl y Eastern Raslroad from Little sIiant
Junction to Dntayia, O., to begin ou the :atth
fnst.
, 1876-11-17
a FIGHT WITH Robbers.
EtLfrfHt FRkp1irA tn 1hA Tt}hftuS

MAxlsrzR, Mich, Nov. 19.-La.t night about
9 o'clock, as Mr. LOWS, Of the shuglo Grin Of
Lewis d Drummond, latc Of Cleago, wus about
to crosa the river In tEs lower past Ut the cEty
III u boat, lie was attaeked by two robbers, who
knocked him into tho water with clubs. blr,
Lewis had s1,7o0 III his pocket, with which hc
intended to pay off hls mill lluuds. 4 struggle
eaaued Just ot tho lnargtn Of thu river, l,ll Sir.
Lewis screamed tor hclp. A littlu grl near by
heard thu ulazm aud informed solnu incu Ut thc
trouble. Mr.. Lewis kept tlu robbera truln hls
pockets until help Hpproartscd, w4cu tloy ra1,
vcrely brulsed about the bead auu facc. No ".
SestA bare been made,
, 1876-11-17
hDOPTlVE MASONRY,


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. lG-The Delegate
Convention to form Supreme Chapter OF the
Order OF the Eastern Star, Adoptlye Masonry,
to-day adopted O constitution, and elected tho
following otllccrs; Most Worthy lEaud Patron,
John D. Vina!, Missouri; Most Worthy GRIND
Putron, J. 4. Whiclicr, California; ASSOCIATE
A1atr,n, Mary Comstoyk, Indiana; Treasurer,
J. N. Mayhcw, New Jersey; Secretary, w. D.
Eugle, Indiana. Committees wera appointed to
prepare ritual aud report at the next meet
III Bsptenber, 1877.
, 1876-11-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New York, Nov. lG.-Asrived, steamship
Othello, from Hull.
LONDON, Nov. 1J.-steamshtp Brau}schwcIg,
from Baltimore, has arrived out,
BosToS, Nov. 1B.-4Arriycd, steamer Victoria,
fro,n Liverpool.
DA1TIMoKr, Nov. 10.-Arriyel, steamship
Nurc,nhurg, from Bremen.
SAN FR1sclsco, Nor. 1G.-sa!1ed, o. & o.
steamer Bc!Eic, for Hong Kong ria Yokoha,na,
md the Pacific Nal steamer City Of San Fran-
cIscu, fur Panama.
, 1876-11-17

LONDON, Now l6.-The sptnncrs Of North
md Northeast Lancashire have resolved to
carry into effect tic gcncral lockout on afon-
day. However, meeting of operatives will 10
held on sllnday to decide whether the .naaters'
terms shall bc accepted absolutely, "a tue lnus-
ters require.
JEFF coM1aa HOME.
Jei1erson uafta IL passenger In tho steam
ship Adrtatlc, which salleI yesterday FROM
Queenstown for New York.
FAILURE.
Hamilton d Co., eolltery-uWnerf, OF hfnnc1les-
ter, have fa!lcd. Liabilities estimated " $b00,-
TUE BTnArucLrDg. D1sAsT4a.
LoNnoN, Nov. l3-Lord ChivfJustIco Cock
burn to-lay delivered Judgment In the case uf
Tho Queen against Ferdinand Kcyn, Captaln Of
nv ensa far rnn"a oSr wo ,'s IT. trsa ILL.,
.nilcs OF Dover the BrftIs!, steamer Strathcydg,
causing tho pcath VI several English subicyts,
and In whose case On appeal was taken agaIust
the Jurisdiction Of tlu Court. In delivering
sufficient to Justify tug tslai Of thu defendant Il
tho Court had Jurisdiction. The legality Of
tile trinl was contested un the ground thAt
tic defendant was foreigner on foreign
vessel sailing from ono .f0rel9n port to anothcr
osa q peaceful voyage. The oitense was cotau.it-
aEnenable 70 tho laws Of his own country tho de-
fandant could not be tried aud punished by tho
taws Ut England. Tho right now claimed by tho
Crown was utterly unknown to thu law Of
It was lfst put forward In 1909 by Grotlus, and
only rested upon tho co'sesus OF the jurtsts who
AHa written from that tlnle downward on thu
questton OF territorial authority. Hts Losdship,
having y au elaborate Judgment reviewed gil
ings Of Eugllsh aid foreign iurlsts, aaid I" ths
tlon."
, 1876-11-17
CRIMINAL NEWS.
The Recent "Quadritateral" /"
shooting..B at Lansing,
Mich,
Avery Pnrdoncd, Mcguire to Get
Out To-Day. and Mcdonald
Not Hopeless.
The Northfleld Robbers Brought into
Court to Hear Their Indict-
1nents.

IF'p1tch n lffr1ff Free l'Ttt*.
LANSING, Mich, Nov. 13.--Tl,la city was
startled th[s morning by tho rumor IT shoot
Ing at1air on the MArblc farm, about nvo miles
northeast bf herr, tn The Township Ut Meridian.
The lret Press correspondent proceeded to tlu
scene of the afEray. The Eousc, Of ouo etory,
set back from the road q shor3 tsta,,ee, and h,
the front room Charles Ayers was lying dead;
In tho next John Morely WIS mnstally wounded
in the bedroom of the Kitchen Wiilar II. Cha,,,
man WIS lying with n ptstot bai through liIs
ar1n md one through, his nccIs, aud John s.
Marble Will, tall tn Ills shoulder. It ap,,cars
that John Marble ilad separated sroni hEs
t waie 9nl @ had comn'enccd suit aganst
sa aalte1s fSF witt aso5ss oes William a ar sfsS a s II
taken Ayers and sforely to the prc,a!ses last
night to secure evidence to be used IN The e:asv.
Arriving VI the house, Marble aill his friends
see.ets tecmssly's s;,, IN lot ad9!nlug where
William bfastin, and Wl|lard Chapman, Mra.
Marbles son. who were in the llouec, by some
ineans iound the presence Of the purity In tic
lot, aud, astnsnE themselves with shotgun
ihcy came upon thu husbands party before
they wero awars Of Il, md Chapman, who lad
the shotgun. Immediately shot Ayers, who was
At The tue tt.ae M within tcn fec. of hinI, putting
temple, killing lin instantly. At this
Morelr started to run and Chapman followed
bin. Clubbing Ills gun Chapman struck Murely
With it. crushing lis skull ai!l inilicting wou1nis
TINT must prove fatal. Marble tlsen sho. Gimp
man twice, once through his left urn aud once
through bis neck. Mrs. Marble at tl.fs instant
SHOT aud hit Marble Iu the shoulder. After ,hls
The parties t1rcw oir und the neehbo.a ca,ne.
Officers aud doctors were sent fur ...d Drs.
bartholomew, Renncy. Inrcls, and Nelson went
to the PLACE. Justiec s. T.. Longvcar iinpancle.l
1urr, and, after hearing tho evidence, fund
that Ayers was killed By o r:un In The han,ls pf
Chapman, mud TINT Marble, Mrs. Marble, md
Martin were accessories to tllc murder. Accord
inely the whole party were taken to JUL ut
Sptcfai Corr<+peadenee qf Tse tribune.
LANalSo, Mich, Nor. 1I.-T'lle following al-
dltional facts have been learned rclut1vc 11 thc
shooting aEruy OIL Marbles farm, north VI the
Agricultural College: Morc!y. Win was ssrayt
l1as s,ec died. Mis- Marble and liz n.i, man
Martin haye bcen asrrstcl and tulsen to jal BY
Ayers and Alorcly, has bad gunsi.ot wound il,
the back Of the Lead, and wi!I probably .slc. He
was son Of Mrs. Marble. Mrs, Siprc)y Is
frantic with grief, ns she tried to induce her
husband to remain Mt home TINT evening.
, 1876-11-17

DEs Mo1SEs H., Nov. l0-The preliminary
survey Of narrow-caugc road is to be made
aoon from Creatont on the Chicago Burlington
& Quincy, to The eoal-tlctls Of Iowa, preparatory
to tic organization Of a company to build md
complete the ruad. Such road could scarcely
full to bc ren,rncratlve, and would be a valuable
feeder to the trunk-ltne.
1t 10 reported Tint the Chicago s. Northwest
crn Railroad Company has purc!,ascd the fra,l-
chtses and roaa-bcl Of the suspended St.. Louis
va to sIgourncy, and will complete tic road ii
IN early l0y.
, 1876-11-17

The Republic Of Mexico Is more fortunate
thin ,hc Republic Of the United States. Il has
elected Its President, and 1t knows who hc is,
tI.hou. the afI Of Returning Boards, or visiting
committees, or dispatches from "KEENAN,"
elttor ot tho Tin,es. In Mexico, tho people vote
ID July for Congressman, who In turn vote for
Rt.idcut, lka cur Electors. Tho Mexican
Congress, which Is now in session, Inns ro-cicct-
I'll senor LEnno DE TE1ADA Prcsilcnt by
pl out Of 170 Congressional Electors. In 1872,
saea jUAREz died, LERDo, l,elng then Chief
Justice OF tic Supreme Court, succeeded to tho
Presidency and instituted numerous reforms,
especially IN religious matters. His election is
booked upon in Mcxico Us triumph Of the pco~
pe oser ultramontalltsm. However this may
b, Mexico Is to bo congratulated upon having
slse.ed President md knowing WHO ho ia.
, 1876-11-17
Maximum thurnutnctcr, ~; MtnIuaun1, IS,
0ENklkAL QnAGnYATtpNk,
statA Nn. ttt,t
HYmEhEhl.,

6petI11 DHePa1tH ~ 1H3 1s1oR0
JOLIET, ILL.,, Nov. 1d.-afr. Frank Murray, tho
receiving aud dischargtng officer Of tho State
Pen!tenttary, was married this evening to Hiss
Lucy l.. Hull! at tho residence Of thu BRIDES
grandfather, Oliver Webster, Esq., No. u lowa
ayenuc, tho lley. 7. N. lloyer. pustor OF Ut.
Jol1n's Church, officiating. Tho affair was very
quit aud un0stentattous, only the Immediate
relatives aud friends OF tha contracting parties
beluK present.
, 1876-11-17

R1s%'e4* OEsRH33e" 70 9HS 17VaH*
aALEsBUA0t ILL.,. NOV. 1e-Detween7 and 10
O'Clock last nlght three highway sobbcries were
columltted In this city. Frauk Ostsicher,
butcher, was the first attacked. Ilo refused to
fork over and was struck o7cE the head aud cut
under the lett eye, not dangerous. The next
victim Wa Ben Balu, = conductor on the Chi
eago, Burlington q Quincy Railroad. Three
men tetxod kud threw him on the ground t'''t
, 1876-11-17

VERSAILLES, INV. 1G.--1n tho Chamber of
ncnutics ts-5ay tic verinratIon of tllc election
IT Dndcluaire, Lcstfmist, to sit in the 1fouso
was considered. After violent definite, tho
motipn IN annui thu Giettlnn n1 account of un~
']ne ins''!rncc excftcd 1ly oc1als wls carried bv
vutc VI ;Ai ycas tu l!ss nnys.
, 1876-11-17

hf,te1al c"rrtspondtnes n The Tribune.
DEs MONIES. H., Nov. l5.-Whilca crowd wcro
waiting In saloon at Marshall, Tuesday night,
Tor eIectlo''-nc'sa, a drunken row occ.lrred, In
which i'ass lsonso was stabbed By George Bartt-
tnaT, ladl II years old. Rousc died instantly.
Was lodyed tn Jail.
At :SicllnIs, elcctton.day, James spccr md
Join brown got tntu at, nitcrcatIu, wien Brown
.lrew knife and i'rand'sfed It toward spcer,
trG,,apl Wcrglp1n W. s1Gsr snt him With revolver
prove fatal.
, 1876-11-17
FIRES.

AT MAGNOLIA, n. c.
RICHMOND, Nov. 10-The business portion Of
Magnolia, N. c., was destroyed By Grc last
night. Nineteen buildings, Including the zai-
road depot, telegraph and express Offices, With
their e0ntclts were burned. The fire Is SUP
posed to harc been inccndIary.
, 1876-11-17
THE ROBBERS.

Special DtSzdtch 10 The TritREe.
FAH1DAuLT, Aftnn., Hov. 1G.-1n the tria! OF
the Younger brothers in the District Court OF
this county, tho Grand Jurr completed its con-
s!deratlon Of tho indictments at noon, aud Mt
$3.50 tho three brothers, Cole, Jim, and Bob,
shacklcd together, and escorted By the Sheriff
and speclal guard Of five, armed with needle
guns, we're taken from tile jail nnI brought b.
fore the Court, and the indictments read to
them. There arc four indlctments-one for the
murder Of Haywood, another for the murder Of
Nicholas Gustarson, n third for the assault on
the bank clerk, a. E. Bunker with intent to do
great bodily harm, and fourth for robbery.
Tao indictments, except the murder Of tie
Swcdc, ato against tho thrcc. Tint Is
brought against Cole personally.
Tho prisoners arc defcuael by 6.
". Datchelder an1 r. 8. Duskh,n., Of this city,
and Thomas Rutsedge, Of Mutcfin, wII1ie tic
prosecution Is conducted by Acknowledgement
Wilson aud C;ota1nty.Attorncy George y. baxter:
From 500 to 800 people wcru In the vicinity OF
the jail and Courthouse when the prisoners
were led put, but there was no demonstration,
the crowd seeming to be actuatcl by nothing
moro than curioslty to see tho famous bandits:
Tho prisoners haVe almost entirely recovered
from the wounds RECEIVED during the grelt
chasc. and appear Ia excellent spirits iur illc,
In their stsuatIon. Each llstrned to the inulct-
n1ent intently, but showed no uncasiaess, tx
ctpt Nole. Nd!e6 eslsc ID l4e ore cllar{flns
him directly with the murder Of tho SwCde.
Ile sud lie had not expected this, and when it
was read he changed color slightly, but speedily
recovered himself. They will plead Satur,lay
aitcrnoou aud the tria! will be called Monday,
though 1t Ia doubtful II thu examination viii
commence before "Wednesday, US Etcat trouble
Is expected In getting jury. 1t Ia not b.
licved possible to secure d Jury wllicl, will inct
tho death penalty. the must expected being
lite scntencc for Cole md shorter terms fur Jim
and Bob. All talk OF lynchinG hus subsilcd,
atd whatever is tue result Of the trial Will to
acquiesced In by the peDpc. The sister ard IN
aunt Of tbs brothers are here, and appeared III
court with thcln.
, 1876-11-17
An OLD CUSTOMER,

- HPfCTus 1Ts}sZ9tH 10 1HE 1F1tUHf.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10.-The burglar under
arrest for robblng tic residence OF James shcr-
ffFs Of silver plate, md who gayo his name as
Jon sunsw1tcf,, proves to be John O'Neill, Of
Chicago. who was sentenced TO Joliet in i673
Tor stsbhinS mail, and who escaped In October
, 1876-11-17

!" New England Cooperative Board Ut Trador
2 new organization, composed Of delegates from
t''e cooperative store companies, Soycretrnst
Local honrt!s ol trade. afd the Stats Counctis.
ing ,irat plan was 10 establish Wholesale stort,
but this was given up Is involving too muri,s
capital aud risk,
, 1876-11-17
Presence Of Troops Appreciated.

V GVn6f'fsIon ~ q 4tsff aaa t.at1fcr: 0ernoctak.
We arc authorized to any that Gen. Hunt, to
comMftted, IN Tuesday evening, BY tho Mayor
and alcssrs. danes aImons, Sr., X. b. Mngrath.
!: y. Campbell, Andrew Hi.nonls, and Henry
BUST, representing the cttzena still resna[ns 10
Of profound qualification to every neud Of law
aud order tn the community.
, 1876-11-17
SPAIN.

NEW ELECTuaAL LAW.
MApn1p, nov. 1o..-Tle Minister Of the Interior
lna introduced bit Into Congress restoring tho
electoral iaw. Tic iiii abntistes universal suf.
fragc, establishes voting ty departments, nni
ETants sulrrascs only tD persons paying ter
tain amount uf taxes aud to luculbcra of certain
nrotcstiuus
, 1876-11-17
AN OFFtCE1: SHOT,

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Soy. lf.-City Marshal
Flint, Of TeznrkBnn. on the State llne between
.trkansas and Texas, was shot anil killed last
night by desperate named Robinson, The
affray OCCURRED in house of l-fanle, tic officer
having arrestci HDbinsup.
, 1876-11-17

Hpse4uF 731ltustH 70 TIE 7FJ6WHK.
FoND MI Lac, Wis, Nov. lB,-shcriff Hill
tonight received telegram from Deputy Elmer
that he had Identified the party u Jall ut Pres
ton, Mimi, as Jotcph Flannaea,,, who e,canci,
from tn'i IN this city last July hy digging
tflro'lgh stone wall. FtnnnaEan's crjiDc K
stealing nm ls,lrecortcd tnurtgage for 3l,OO0 md
selling It. lic is desperate character. When
nearly killed hinisef. A reward Of $50 was
offered.
, 1876-11-17

DETROIT, Mich., Nov: 1i.-This morning fire
brokc out in Hotgcrs Bros.':: dry-soods store,
anl burned that und the house ndjo!nlng. The
loss is sl0,ooo or $4,000, ou which there is
$3,500 insurance.
, 1876-11-17

CLEvRLASp, O., Nov. 1G.-A Youngstowp,
O.. special to tile Ltdder snys tint in the case of
Charlcs ~ sterlng who raYsl,ca and murdered
Lizzie Gronlbaehcr In June Inst, tic tury to-day
returned verdict Of guilty Of murder III tho
first dcgrce.
, 1876-11-17

H'e" y EIFN!I - HHHTt ITVI
DEs MONIES, H., Nov. l0.--A. j.. Davis, the
walk!st, in Ills walk Of zoo miles In SIX lays tp
the Exposition Building. llu!slel his s36th mile
ut II thls evening. His south mile was nude In
minutes and IL seconds. ue Is now three
hours ahead Ut time, u,,d contldcnt ot success,
, 1876-11-17
FINANCIAL,

NEW YoRE. Nov. 1G-The suspension ia an-
nouneed Of Cooper Il King, commission mer~
clants In hosiery, etc., At No. 108 franklin
stssst @ Thor liabilities a1o esttnated at nearly
, 1876-11-17
PERSONAL.

Mr.. ". G. Swan has been appointed General
Agent Of the Chirago. Madison l. St. Paul
Dlviaion OF the Chicago s. Northwestern Rail.
road, with headquarters IN New York City.
, 1876-11-17
Corporation.

kf8Sfnn 3raseftr,
The eoscreIgas of Industry Of Massachusetts,
taken u, lnpvrtant step #, opUning @ T general |
purchasing agency Ut Boston, open to ull tbs
stures, buarsis VI trade, aud Councils Of the
Order. The ugcngy is ulllcr the coatrul u tho
, 1876-11-17

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Nov. 1o.-TLa Rhode 1s-
land brewery, In Cranson, near tho city line,
owned by Nicho]as Moller, vas burned today
The loss Ia estimated at $4,000; insurance,
a1E(Dl '7' -'
, 1876-11-17

Stephens 1hdian Vegetable Isitfr-s reru-
lGte% tho bowels. and arc nast excellent tonic II
tnv!yoratc. and Strengthens thu ,yloic systcn. Sold
by oil druggists, ~
, 1876-11-17

There ARE thousands of 1,rop1c In ClttcaRo
with shattered ncrvgs and slcbfllatc constitutions
Hollands Aromatic Bitter WING Of Iron IL sovrr.
ei2n restorative. Depot, 81 EIark-Ht,
, 1876-11-17

WAsnINoroN, D. G.. Nov. III n. m.-For
the Lake regso,l, northeast To southeast winds,
cloudy or partially cloudy weather.
LOCAL 0BskAyArluss.
, 1876-11-17
GERMANY,

HELD Hon AANsLAU0HTER,
HAMBURG, Nov, la-Tho public prosecutor Of
this c1tr hs1 Instituted proceedings a9a!nst Fer.