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, 1876-10-27
GRASSHNPPFRS.

ONAUA, Nel., Oct. nG,-Tlo Convention of
Goycruore concluded It's nrssiou today, A
committed Of three ,yas oppoIntcil to collect and
,sa,,c n namnh,ct dIscuasnr ali Tho morn rracti.
~, ~ ,,ssoS ~ o-nor,,ro. f., .to A. nv
sn' he,'ns uIsea W 'aI.t'cnve NY !n sne ase.,a
tlon OF grasshoppers. iho following resolutions
wura passed:
l. Tint H. nil, hc ,v,aa on5 notttc for H.. 1cri,.
laturcs Of liz States md Ietftorics most deeplv
Interested to enact law offoring bounty iicr
blisGei for tic collection and destrncson Vi eggs
nnd nnt,cdved insects.
=. Thnt The several Legislatures authorize local
tnxation for t,S purpose nt systematxyd % sioFE tn
tho WY OF uitSnihS, burning, cle' w aieo ang.
, 1876-10-27

A lunch ~ served every dny ut the Nnwsboys'
Hoale, Oh Quincy street. ttcar Filth avcnuc, from
II 10 o'clock, by the Indy managers Of tho insti
taiion. The proceeds aso usci for tho support Of
tlc Homo.
Sunday cycning the Rev. Erooke uerfortl. Of tto
Church Of tbs Mesaia14 will lecture at the church
un tho subject of Mr. Moody'u recent sermon on
the Precious nopd, ,aslng the gronrd tLAt tic
revival teaching Is nnscrtrtusai aud degrading.
Tho annual meeting Of the Womnn's Hoard Of
Missions of the lnterio. will b. held III Enlon Pad:
church, Chicago wednsstaay ,,,,aa aad Thnrs-
cd in foreign missions arc Invited 10
be prceani. Tickets far tic r1u1ll trip Will
he furnished fur full faro 10 Lelceatcs reacnt-
ing certificates o! Attendance at stations on thu
Michigan Centnt Railroad! Most other railroads
centcrin. In ChIcago furnish rcitrn tickets fur
onp- ffll the usual rates those Presenting slmi-
lAr cektIaicatcs In Chicago,
, 1876-10-27
THE TABERNACLE.

4|lH ltANHA9t LNHu1kGNA4lU<s
Of tt.e week snrc Sun,lay night assembled In
~ i.uye K, Tell Tic story;" "God Loved II
wor,d OF snness Lust" the moral effect Of
wllrh WIS much lcssrIlcd by giving directions
in sinsIue-Sehuol STYLE to the choir und con-
gEe.utlon between every two vcrecB. The
tourlll,Ig iltttc hymn, "Prodigal Sou, Conn
lloIle," which was given by :nlstuko Oh tinalc,
was followed by tho season of silent prayer,
wltl, which tho Incet!ng closc.l.
Afr. Muudy ls evidently getting nervous about
thu tAintncss uf the Tabernacle music. llO is
full of song himself but cannot use my Of II to
advantage fur want Of the right kind Ut Il voice
aud ear: arl bctause l.e wauts to sing and can
not, he IL all tl.u more urgent that everybody In
thu congregation stsuull aing that can. We
don't whit my BpectatDra, lie Aa!d last night.
u Let cScryhuhy sing, naai II you hnVu no vuice
than silcs,rc.r" In in audience Of 1900 people
there II mighty power OF song; and, under the
influence Of is,c highest possible feeling, md
Will, tho most effective hymns at l,aud "for tho
small sim of live CENTS" alHl the music, too,
fur the small sum Ut Us Cunts" Every Tab
rr,IacIo audience ought to furnish chorus Of
Il. least ,OuO peoples; and such chorus, led By
all enthusiastic nnd welltranea choir Of 300,
held wpla in hnnd by an energetic ANd capable
lc,.,ier, ought to give US style Of sarrcd sing
Ing that would OF tsull I'LL the great building
Every night. Tiers are ten musical talents
there, bAt six OF seven Of them nt0 hidden away
under oytFcuats aud s!awls. Blnll We not bsng
them 0ntr
Tie uucn!ng prayer was msdo by The !tey. Mr.
pcGr, uf thu LeAslt STREET congregational Church.
TtlR sENMON.
Ny text 1s on arc tonight raferFiny 10 the gna-
light lettersa ahoso the PLATFORM. ''G0D Is LnvE,J.
und with 1t might la LuFue! into 4l your heaftB.
rhert II ~ text that Ep devil las tried 10 hard tU
blHt put ut mpn'a minds rs this.
We nsca tU hatG tat tuxt Iu lCttefs OF light oSer
| In thu North Si!a church, and one night pour
wa,ltrrrr caught glimpse 0f It through lle door,
iieso i tMst Gui love. NC" Wat id won't along ior
i low b!uck., with Tho te1t r!nr!nK In BIZ.
ears, Ill ut last ho calne back, ataytd
through tho service, and Ut tho
elotu at It / found him weeping bitterly.
That text had broken his hoart. and II was not
Ion. lofDr9 Ae was happily converted. Some poo
pu wuAdrr why tiol should lus9 such sinners -
sYS arc. Well, SUPPOSE It IL on thc same EEinet.
po that tho sun shles. Tho 4nn IL light and cant
tep shining; t;oI IL love aud lle can't ICp loving.
Lei ID nol think of Him wo do Of ons nnothct.
lin ID; not " with ooI. liz hatoa sin
| with = perfect hatred, but lie love. the
lost n hell, It Will 10 In spite OF tho tnAnie loyo q
| loved Hla owu," and that '.l!c loved them unh
tic end." LIZ lorsd Judas who betrayed uimi III
, 1876-10-27
THE COUNTY BOARD,
THE Su1lAIAt, HCttn(lI.

The County lIuAsl hva IN adjourned meeting
Yestcrtay afternoon. NIL the members being pres
eut except Mcrsrt, Clcary and Schmidt.
The t1rst business waa the presentation Of n
lengthy communication signed by three Of tho
Wentworth numbers of thu County i}oard of
Education. The tocnnont reviewed the troubles
Of thu board for tho saat few months. and urged
upon the County Board that It procced to ra-elcct
Wentworth Principal OF the Sarmal school; alsu n
corpH OF teachers, etc., and open tlu Institution
at once. 1t wax laid nvor temporarily.
a potltI0n from tho Tnwn OF Jefferson wns read
nski ng that tho voting. place in tho Third Precinct
To tile vacant store tn Park Eiaca Hotel Grnn:cd.
= 4 rE!soNAA DIFFICULTY.
A lengthy communication waH rcad from Aid.
Smith. teltin9 forth thc srnMhes te had rs
his snh ,conraetoft. aud they with lfefr woFkincn.
by which he clamGs nj! artlrs werc out Of money,
ca shs tSnny s is III ss 1 sas .s ill., s:S
contractors asIlns Tr: Smith 10 srttie %lt, them
pore hie conduct, etc.
fo!%S T. y >, H. Gsentles submitted re snl.
plains itself:
M & M 1s5 a 4s # a,S R, y"
;Sw nSs. Ia Il ~ VI XIV |at r. y oeS
sss i IS 81 ri :ssas: s q VII; IN VII ~; ii
.se* ri W. IL s!ssi " VA. y, ]! ss!!s q I
tic doors. id sSfn.c;d NIT liz sis e|ri al nair It
eml3 ksyea feet. aMl Ms:s ti@t!oofa accaE4Ms!y. te
sls1 f1tneh tns l"i;y ot iiSotnx aia ILL.,; 1nrM.es
n s.tr erti. l,pr VIII, VIII snr.rstan, Gsi1d ~ ~
ssaI a ~ easa for NV Ii sScia"r. Il g r.s
)ur services csta. thsse facs, at ynr sery
ke' Our addsessss 81 chatlo*, RAnc t'4.ty II.
y. .. rEaHs:,
II, cuu.,u, ,u,,o,,.,.,..,,..,'t. '. -. pA"Lss.
sa mIsnsMsr H. .o!n"ea tne 1oan!,3 N srcsca
He'r'c1E t'i IT, nhliih coumMn,calion 90 slI.hh
o. faischoods. a..l aon9nnctng smith AZ Rubber
sna soMhIa euMPhsIhs AiM 70 wy ny! IN tne neN!.
~ s., nceA"1e e@e'pea' Aha PROVOKED eoHshleFaole
An.A'
xt ~ saea as.en.,oh 10 sne eontaet
, 1876-10-27
TILE INDIANS.
A GLORIOUS VICTORY.

a GLOH1OuS VlCIUKEs
CHICAGO, Oct. 2G.-'rlio following telegram
has been received ut the military headquarters
to-1ny:
STANDING ROCK. Oct. 25, 1s7o.-7o Latnt. .Gen.
y. II. 4SAerid0n. Chicago, H.: Col. Sturg[s lalt
Idncnln on the 10th, and Afat lteno on Tho 21st.
Each arrived hero on tho afternoon Of Tho 1sa.
sturg1a immediately commenced diefu0uns1ng and
llsaflning indians nt Two 3carat Camp the left
bank nnt LIcnt .Co. Carln with his own md licno's
force dtsm0nntcd and iisatmed thctn at both tile
camps Mt this side, Owing partially to tho fact
Tint befnre arrived at Lincoln tho news WIS tnnt
10 the Indians here. 1t Is said by Mrs: Onlpln, tut
VIC were coming, md our purpose was stated, but
princirniiy, 6sscve, TINT soAo time snce, owing
10 tic failure Of graeA hero. tha annaas wefo sent
to d!ss.nt grazing places many m!los away, cont,
!, ts,stsfere, ihe next afternoon, called
surrender of thor Morsca and arms. telling them
hat llIEcsa they compct!. their ratons wuntl bo
etoprcd, aud aHo tet|ing them that whnteyor might
1,e realized fri,n tho Aale Of THO property takon
would be Invested III stuck for them They ltayc
quietly submitted and have sent out 10 bring In
their unmhts sonlo l,ayo already arrived, md wa
nDw lMyc In nHr posstaBIon nbout 70u Moro nre
arriving rapdly, and EXPECT to double this NUM-
her. l,ayo kept t1,s wholo force hero tilt now for
tho eject Its prcacncc prUduccs. l 9hati start
SiurGIs to. .mnrEuw n,arnng Tor Cheyenne, leaving
Ncno TIL Carlin completes tic work here. Only n
few nrnls hAye yet Gctn found or surrendered, hut
! think our results nrG satiefact0ry. Not shot
was fired OIL either side Of the river. Of coursc,
no surprise can now BE- expected ut Cheyenne.
hLpnEp u. TENHr, DrlgadlGr-GencrM
, 1876-10-27
COAL SALE,

NEw YoRK, Oct. e0.--One hundred thou
sanctions OF Lackawannn coal were sold at
auction to-day, by order Of tho Delaware q
Hudson Canal Company. The bidding was
lively, but tho prices ahow decline compared
With last month. Tie following arc tho prices
obtained: b,0N tons Ut steamer, started at
s3.lo., and fcIl to $a07 At which price tho rc-
ncneel ut $'tl0, tell to fa071}5. then to S3;05,
and closed At SJ.uee1S; =: 0o0 tons Of egg sold ut
~; b0,V0 TINS Ut yl1yu 0pr!lctl ut $i.10 fell to
G4.N1M. Si.n1, SI.n!L, nnil 81
, 1876-10-27
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

DcuuIa Gilman, Esq., and daughter, Of st. A.
bans, VI, arc stopping Tor low days with [f'enas
on ths south Side.
Charles barron, who works At tho 1inota Cen.
trail shops, ard not James barron, Of No. 762 1ndt'
ana avennc, Ia the person referred TO a. haf'nG
been employed by 1lo1io for oieetsoncs''ns paf'
poses. ..
Tho contract for tho construction OF tho Court.
House wss yesterday In stata Of partial coinrle'
tloa. Tho document 10 expected to be ready Non
day. How II wilt read, and In whose favor, re-
mnins to be seen.
The yssstera a. Sy
ingj wa % follows: q q. n., ;s degrces:, IT,. IT,
na.;c, t2 + M a' r p. III; = 4os u. 3 "a 'f'
niskownsti, On omployo 81 The Union l!nlllng-Mill
company while 9dss the influence o. ,ISgor, aaa
down to ss sc rn1 f. s an n wes .nie
boarded at No. TO Dfoad street.
day evening on We.t ChienFo, avenue By llls own
Of his injuries. liz was atsms,, y yenrss, o.
age, and leaves wifo and three children rctldlng
At No. 7t3 Cly6onrn nvenue. ...
The General superlntcnden.s and General FrGlcht
Agents of tho Southwestern roads. WHO llAsc been
IN secret scrsion At tho GRAND Pacific Hotel tor ihe
last Two .ays, ad5onsnea a,s evening, NoihaS
fr1m Tho lr.t months business Of tho Missouri
River pool waa done.
Tho whisky eass. a:ainst n Iewrense Of tho
a % uasscf, wers no1s prastcd yesterday at tha r.
tn, \ Mss r. n"s
Canada, whiiicr he hnil Ne,l last winter 10 c.cape
nrrcst on charge Of having consplrcd to dcffoud
the royennc.
Yesterday morning Peter Cullen, q swisehman
on the Michigan Southern Railroad, while coupling
CATS at the cu1ner OF FOrtythlrd and Clark htrcc.
W. f59'hsa r. pesGn S sa oit H.
corner Of Th!rtieth anl State streets. aud there
died few minutes after arriving; Deceased t va:
Ito barber street.
Dr. 11snss neao lse4 q
ss,issse, GsaiSs HI No. es Z sX
hes Lccn a resilient Of THU state for neatly nfty
.ee,s s sno IL # IL s ssI 81 M H.
Kao1 and aF. E!!ga1 i. iIoaton: liis :ol,ains
shess At "np 'o osee sstaay ~ su 70
n sss South G A.Saad avsas sosnsf Il iiafso
street.
THE TnEoLoalcAL SEMINARY.
The institute Of the alumni Of the Union Fark
a"s Paras va y The fhysIenI i'as. of a"aat" nn
nsos 10 ts iu "wer sf asnet ia ana, assey
controlling enDt!on und prtnn. TIN power ot
habit, he sontende. ,;as lash % nfrcdsnry g an,! nc
conduct, especially in regard to insanity and
The Res. g. s. r. Savage aEeus Of the Union
Park Seminary, made statement al THO financial
condition Of the Institution and nPpea]ed to INC
sanni to uso eIs nenss WIZ the srSss a
Tio Tev: <: 9, Wright, Principal Of ;S t!,s w!s, .
Invitation to tho alunn! to spcn. theIr next sum.
vacntion at Eox Lake, offering thcn1 free ''se
, 1876-10-27
STANDING ROCK.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Oct. A.-Thc Ifoaoer-l'ress
has special from Bismarck which eays Gen.
Terry WIS still n. Standing Rock last evening.
lIo Ind succeeded III disarrning and gatl'cfingin
tile ponies Of all the Indians ut tho Agency.
1t Is believed that tho Indians lave lid most
of their ur'us, as they had days warning, aud
only about 200 stands mvebeen found, including
sllot-Euns md ruvo!vcrs. A large numbcr Of
poncs Will yet bo brought in. About GOO have
a!rcueiy been surrendered. Tile Indians seem to
taku kindly to tho move, rs they come to UNDER
SIst. Gcn. Terry informed them the property
would be sold and tho proceeds invested lii
cattio aud such things "a would bc useful for
them. None outside Of Gen. Terry Rn1 those
as to where he will 60 ltcxt, whether TO 'Chcy-
cnne Or 70 strike the hostlles.
, 1876-10-27
Increased Interest in the Work
OF Piucking Brands from
the Burning.
A Larger Attendance at the Inquiry
Meetings So Sinners Anxious
About Their Future.
Tho Marriage ut Cana Forms the SUBJ
jcct Of tic MONDAY Mcctings
In tho Evening Mr.. Moody Portraya the
Woudrous Loyo Of God.
Crothtrs Whit.le md Bliss In Galamalos...
Circular Of Tho Grand Flistr Conference.

Tug 1,AN1rsr NnoApAr pRAYEu-NEET1Ea
..'.''. .s ,..1s ~ ,s..,, ~ ~, .....'1
on m '"o week "as ,le'" III s"'"e'l 1iha. !es.cH"s'
tbo ntsl.s. w.ro filed TO oycraowit,r. Mr..
NJ ~, -,
alooay WIS III Ills happlcst Mooaf aua see1ncn
even tt,oru earnest md moro encouraged upush
f,r,ynr,, In Tho work which thc Iorl lima riven
,,,..' '"e ~ "'''>-' ''e 11o' ''@S e''~''
MIN to u"'
Tho pxcrctseB 1crnn v ttl1 tho BinninH Of the
hv,,,, /. M, 1,rc,io,a Nn,n,u Then nm Raw,
"5""f .'' -. ' A'"'.s A". 'o -. ~
, 1876-10-27

LTSDSAr--MILNEIs-At Wuukcgan. Ill. by
tho Hev. W. d, Atchlnson. aasztrA by tho !saY, A.
Edwards, u. D., hayid J. Lindsay, Of Chicago,
sud Victoria A. Mtluer,
ECOTr-llUNLN,lT--ln this city. Oct. 90. by
tho Rev. Dr.. Goodwin, J. E. q. Scott, OF tho hru
OF Scott Cutter a. Erossette, and Mary barclay
tlueIGnt. No cards.
, 1876-10-27

HEATON-Oct 20. Or. Orange u. lfcaton, {gsd
~ years, Of patafys!s.
Funeral from his late rcsjdente, No. 230 Ash
land avenue, ut . o'clock Friday, Oct. II.
tH~ springfield and Vieden, ILL.,, papers please
copy.
WnLG1lT-Tho funeral Of Walter WnRht will
(som No. l6 Walton place, opposit1 Unity Church
WAANHn-B1aa 8. Warner, wts Of Lswsa1 f.
, 1876-10-27

We desre to call The especial attention Of tho
public to tho bcAntifn ornamental gou,ls III nnrb!u
and aabastcr, FTouch clneks ai,l hronzrs llu FDur
seasons-sptlng, su,nrurr. Autumn, aud Wtntcr--
iu EarFnru marble. Iifo s!ze wllicl. wu will ofIes At
auction thls morning at our sacsfabns, corner ot
Wubash avenue md Madison street. william, a,
Hutte5s d Co., Auctfonecrs,
, 1876-10-27
ElREhEh's QE DAYTON.

The old Firomen's Insurance Company OF Day.
ton, O., organized IN 183l, anA now having cnnh
assets OK nearly million dollars has horu
added 10 Tsoalway d Co.'S Insurance Agency,
which now represents capital aud a4ssu Of ever
~, O0Q, 600.
, 1876-10-27
1{1 WHOM IT MAY CQhcenN.

have ukcd !" Naalcr's llat Extcrmtnator" for
the past year, and 1t has kept onr prcm.Hcs COM
paratfyely free from rntA and yefmtn and without
any stcnch iron, tho tlcad md chreriully tecom-
mend Il ~ superior 10 any thing VIC have ever uscd
II. q. PULLING, tho Commercial Hotel
, 1876-10-27
HAYES.
Ohio Has Her Day at the centen-
nial Exposition.
Cur Next President Meets with Most
Enthusiastic Reception.
Ills Speeches nt tho Exposition and
Unfon.Lcnguo Club House.
Special Hspasch TO TIC Tribune.

tcnntAl grounds was celebrated by several thou
bcr of visitors was Increased by delegations rep
ynr,, nntt,norr. Cinrtnnn,f NM, of;,rr r,4tcs
~, n"r"' oa.'lnnotc, e'"e,mne'' ano o1hct ealfo.
cnco mud reception Of Ooy, n, D, Iayca.
Thousn;rl, m warn, hror,s wr1conc,l him. an,
cssrywero u e S1 w"s % rraeted w eeer. an AM"
y. ,,'s .oT ,na W." a,,."s smtrort ,i,rns ~
Ohio, md escorted by Director.osncrai
0os,,nrn. Cen. t1aw,ny. md Johu Wc]al.
stato @ 1,ailtnr. followed BY q io,,c procession,
whilc tho ba,,'1s n,nvrd natriotfc aIrs. lJnon
nrr'vlns ut tho State Building Gen. llawloy
briefly Introduced Cor. Hayes, AMI nftcr their
noisy manifestations OF pleasure md subsidized
tho next President addressed tho multitude on
the lchalf Of tho State OF Ohio. lie expressed
apfree'a!lol ol INC '.onos tlone MS sta'e ny the
presence OF the representatives u foreign Gov
fra,n n.,,nr u.o,a. .n,, ~ o;tt.ors ~ ata.ns ,rho
from Other stasee' anu o. ele'zene o. states WHO
Wien aoy. 1Inrcs conrtule1 hft ni1tlrcsa the
enthusiasm, ~ t1 roonia nan,, I,,r.t for,,, T.,
sounds Of applause, while to Withdrew to mn
os".' .s'.'. !'"' ,a.... ."' ." ,.,..".,
rapidly as possible, and everybody was received
with hearty sl,nke Of tho hand. and !, pleasant
word or SMILE.
Tonight Gov. Iayes WAS scrcnadcd ut tho
Union League Club.IIousc. and mudo brief
rcspotsc
N sas W<sitrn Anoeta'et Irts,.
n fM'LAphIralA, t ra., ort; 1,Ilh'S is on1o
any" nn.l "Mcrcltants' day" ut tllo Ccnton-
,ia and the attendance Is fur more tl,an usual. ,,
- ee e G,s, 80 ~
, 1876-10-27

=, Thrsc trill he rncctngof the i1cpattm,c, Gun
thts Ftida3l evening. Oct. q, nt ths ,;,a" 'aa tx
QHGstcd 10 lc present. "a Innttn,, Of Is.lc. lc.
WY at A.seMs.es 'fhc staff or tic First .tls
md Third Divisions invited 10 be pr,,,,, n,e'att
Colonel and Assistant AdIH,ant .i.m,- .i,.,..-,
, 1876-10-27

1tnnc 4. Colltns N''t'' O. II. t1n,torf ,,,
fo1'in. G1'M.'9i NJ frT IN, shn se*cnee Of her .op
o'clock. "'e""e, satntl1t. -;
HNEENWAf..tlct. 90, Tho,no, 6.,,.
LOT F1 Q, ,GnEy ana Ann Grccnway. a;ci nt.ss
ncF o9 nro rom II, IN fc.cm;c d hs arss;.
ocluek, tAence hy cArf.ngrs 10 ,iay. Al Ii
, 1876-10-27

:, All veterans RIo cordially iuylte IN uret w.,
evening Ut the pae,ac llntel, ior i.u p,, a,Ssaa9
cfcorttng Senator ]. q. IInne from tbe h,st, :,
tho Exposition Building. We meet at ocnr.' s' ~ ~
H. huaEps loWc al. l., +. JACnI;a tahtaEn
, 1876-10-27

The Republican Club Ut Tie suycn:1, ,yard ,zu
meet this evening at tho snntlicast Garner nj Wn,t
Fourteenth md !nfon Attects. X fu.1 n,tcn1ants
il ruquestet, d. business of t'nnotia,,er vii ror,s
hcfGru the meeting. QDcrl rprakrrs VIII tp in n.
, 1876-10-27

There will be Republican meeting IT lila o..
land Noau 1fonsc, lysle lark. ,hjs ry.nn +" e oak:
ociuck r. in which will be- atldrrtcd Ly ,t,s Il
A!d!5I,Ish, J; H. cons 1ud i! /. kiayjon M''1. Ht'
nnpsans I 1,s 1eom she notlk nast Of ys ars ~,
, 1876-10-27

CHEMISTS HAVE DECIDED.
d. PEice's Urca1a baking Powluf, ctomlsss l2yo
decided 10 bs puro sad healthy.
, 1876-10-27

"A FL H4r0nE CELEBRATED thraucaoat
Il q Ill MHE n N the Cnion-esr3p,:4llo lo al
s. HG HNHH y 81 parts. ! :, anil upw1f] II
A. U@H@ ~, 10, nQe pr b. A,l!rs.i
~M III HEV & orders GtSl'til;!s, cpaitt
tioHGE, Chicago.
, 1876-10-27
z 4 GfE1I2NQ

Emory 4. storrs Will address hs fel,ow citizen.
Lake streets, ut 7::Ib p. m. ,hls evening. ''A
, 1876-10-27


Thesc Will he q meeting ot tbs staff f,s5ecr, nj
Mon this evening" & p. III. sharp, ut tLstr hrsd'
quarters, corner Of l1a1,ted and WsshInst,n
streets. Dy orlcr c. Il. MsTsos, BrisaaIr;.t,rut..
ern| commanding. N'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

Uncle sam. the result will he great inconve-
DieDce 10 the public. The APPROPRIATION
Com mittee Of the House cannot plest igno.
rance of the fact that the appropriation for
The purpose indicated ran out some time
since. They received early and official H.
formation of the fact that such al appropri-
alton would be imperatively necessary, aud
yet took no action until yesterday. The
New York Post recalls the fact that at the
beginning OF the session Mr.. Randall. the
chairman Of the committee, made a vain
boast that his committee would bring Ia no
deficiency bill. and properly thinks that his
course betrays lack Of discrlmI-
nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

The shutting off Of gas, water, and fuel
from public buildings throughout the coun-
try Ii specimen OF national parsimony of
which no American citizen can feel proud.
True, in New York and several other large
cities arrangements have been made for q
supply Of those articles, and the transaction
OF important public business will 20 on as
usual, thanks 70 private citizens and corpo-
1looseho have come forward and pledged
zhemssives 70 foot the bills In case the ma
tionA government Is unable or unwilling to
Go 70. In ST. Louis the gas and water supply
was cut on yesterday afternoon, and Ii NO
pEs " found N that city willing 70 trust
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District ~ Columbia, Washington County, IS :
John Dice. FRESHMAN for The Evening Star
Newspaper Company, having been first duly
sworn, depOses and says: That the figures
above given are correctly sta ted. that they
represent the number of copies OF The EVEN
ING STAR printed and delivered from the
press room on the DAYS named to supply the
current and ordinary demand therefor. aud
that, 10 Tie best of his knowledge and belief
all OF said number OF copies were actually
sold and circulated as the usual and regular
daily issues Of said paper. JOHN DICE
Sworn and subscribed before me this Sd
cay Of April. y. u 1916
JOHN I. 4. CLARK, J. 7. TSEALI
Samuel G. Young, Cashier or The Evening
star Newspaper Company, being first duly
sworn. CepOSes and says: That the figures
above gwen are correctly stated; that they
represent only the regular and bona fife circu-
istion OF HE EVENING STAR newspaper on
the days md dates named and that no copies
were printed or furnished for gratuitOuS cir
culation, or on account OF any fictitiOus, iT-
Tt gulaT, or extraordinary orders, or for any
other purpose than TO supply the current anil
average public demand for said EVENING
STAR; and further, that all OF said copies
were actually sold and circulated in the unit
form and usual course of business.
SAMUEL q. YOUNG.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 81
day OF April. a ID. 1876.
JOHN T. c. CLARK, j. p. SEAL
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The danger OF administering chloroform
under certain conditions has been SO fire.
quently shown that 1t is full time that Md
ical men should exercise the greatest C. u-
ton In its use. A patient under the infiu-
eDce of chlorofOrm Is said to pass through
four conditions or stages, the first being the
period OF excitement. the second the period
OF intoxication, the third that of rigidity,
and the fourth that of complete effect. A
strong and apparently healthy man recently
died in St Louis while I'm the period of rigid-
ity, caused by the effect OF chlOroiorm. He
was undergoing an operation for the relief
OF crushed finger, and had reached The
third period when the surgeons motto sd heavy
stertorous breathing, under manifestly great
effort on the part of the patient. The anFs-
thetic was at once withdrawn and all the
appliances 10 produce artificial respiration
brought into play, but death soon ensued.
AS the surgeons were of high standing and
of long experience, aud as they administered
the dangerous drug with great care, they are
puzzled to understand the fatal result in the
case. A post mortem examination in the in
terest of science would doubtless throw light
on the subject.
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crate rates, in @ private family. mar27 2w~
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marlS I'm GEO CAKE, Proprietor.
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marlS I'm
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