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Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-01-04
MINNESOTA.
Political.

st. Paul, January 3. The legislature meets to-
morrow. The republicans have q majority in
both houses. In caucus Of the republican MEM
bers of the House, tonight, W. X. kinyon of
Steele Co. was nominated for Speaker.
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AoraI ann State Mems.

4 term of eleven weeks school in the village
district begun yesterday.
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WISCONSIN.
Inauguration.

Milwaukee, January 3. Hon. Harrison {.
Luddingon, Governor elect, with the other State
officers elect, were inaugrrated at Madison, to-
day.
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a republican caucus for the nomination of oth-
GERS for both branches of the legislature, will be
held this evening, in the Representatives Hall at
~ o'clock
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The annual meeting Of the Maine State Agiicul-
tnral Society occurs on the 10Th inst, ard will
probably be held in this city,
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The executive committee Of the late State Fair,
consisting of the members Of the Maine State
Agricultural Society, and representatives of the
different societies which united IN holding the
State Fair last fall, hold meeting at the Mansion
House, in this city, this afternoon, TO close MP the
affairs of the same for the PAST year.
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Weather Probabilities for To.day

For the Middle and New England States,
generally clear and colder weather, northwest to
southwest winds and rising barometer.
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COLOR ADO.
Legislative.

Denver, January 8. The legislature met here
to-day. The House elected Alfred Butler, Speak
er. The Council will perfect its organization to-
morrow.
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Il. S. WRIGHT g. Co.. are selling nice Proyi-
vidence River Oysters, for 40 cts. per quart, or
81. SO per gallon. decl4-ttf
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TIE annual communication Of Augusta Lodge
Of Masons will be held this evening, at Masonic
Hall, at ! l-2 o'clock. There will be an election
of officers. Visiting brethren aie cordially in
yited
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The funeral of the late Mrs. Emma Carpenter
Deering, will be from the residence Of Mrs. g.
s Carpenter, Church street. this afternoon at go
O'Clock.
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CATARRu.
Would willingly have given one hun.
dred dollars fer the relief oh.
tanned f'om The first dose.

Mammoth Tent.
'GENTLEMEN,"-I have suffered ten years from
the worst forms of Acute Catarrh. or Cold in the
Head, that ever afflicted mortal man. Whenever
took fresh cold it would settle in my head, caus.
ing the most violent sneeZng. accompanied by ex.
cessiye discharges from my eyes and nose. For
days and days my suffering would he Intense, and
finally settling in my lons and bowels, would rem
der my life miserable for month. Never, during
an my sunerlngs. was able to obtain even tempo
weeks ago, while suffering from the worst attack
ever had, procured q bottle Of Sanford's Radical
Cure for Catarrh. Yhe relief from the FRS. doss was
gratifying that would willingly have given one
hundred dollars to obtain it, A few doses CON-
pleiely cured me. MY head has since been perfect.
y free from mucous accumulations, my breathing
easy, aud not a symptom Of trouble about my back
and bowels has presented itself. Its effect in my
case has been truly remarkable.
Very respectfully, r. NJ. YALE,
Sail and Awning Maker, 9 South Market 81.
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The monthly meeting Of the Managers Of St.
Marks Home, will be held this afternoon, at )
o'clock
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WASlilNl:TtDN.
Public Debt Statement.

Washington, January |.
The following is recapitulaiion Of the public
debt statement
Debt bearing interest IN co,n--
Bonds at per cent, 610,3S4, $50 %
--
Principal, Sl,6SS, 300, 80 90
Interest, 3S,lH,933 80
Debt bearing intere i III lawiat money
NAVY pension fund at per c.., 1900 900 90
Interest, 10000
Debt on which interest has ceased since maturity
Principal, S22,1 lZ,o40 ~
Debt bearing no interest
Old demand and legal tender
notes, 'at'92e'ooo t'S2e'ono "
F,ac,;onal cnrrency ul47'O72 A.
- oo,.;fca,as n l9S 400 90
oo'A -
To,o, pr;no;oal s4so Az 234 OF
,rotai rrnia;fnaa in,,ra.t 022t ~
To.ai DabtM
princna, - oO7. .l29. .925 23
Interest. 3S,Sl9, ,062 IS
-,o-- 80 ooo -
Hraid lo'si, S-,-io,ofo,7oo 20
tash IN treasnry-- ooo ..,o,
Coin, S,9'1L1'dto VI VI
urcncN, ii''i'''tf oo
Special deposit held Tor redemp-
ton OF certificates o1 oepos- ooo "a
1t as provided oy Jaw o''l'o wv W
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KENTUCKY


New York, January 3. The kentucky legisla-
ture finally organized Saturday with w. L. Stone,
an ex-rebel veteran, as Speaker of the House.
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Practical Charity.

Quebec, January 8. Lieut.. Gov. Caron, instead
of giving New Years ball, sent $1,000 to the
Mayor Of Quebec, to be distributed among the
poor. The Mayor himself increased this sum by
personal contribution of $500.
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VERMONT.
Suicide.

Bellows Falls, January 3. Chas. J.. Hubbard
prominent citizen and tax collector of this town
committed suicide, by hanging himself in his barn
cial embarassments were probably the cause
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Charlie Ross,

St. Albans, January 3. The boy at st. Albans
insisted that he was Charlie Ross, and professed
to recognize photographs of q Philadelphia family,
and said that he went to school with one of the
lads, but tclegraphc conversation with Mr..
Ross showed that the boy is an impostor.
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tMarrten.

In ti-bon, Wm. NJ. Rowland of Topshanl, To Miss
Gar, / Davis OF Lisbon.
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Municipal Debts.
Railroad Accident.

0. Ii. Reams, brakeman on the Old Colony
railroad fell between two cars of freight train
this p NJ. at Neponset, the wheels passing over
him causiur instant death.
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n MASSACHUSETTS,.
Suicide.

Suicide.
Boston, January 3. VIM. L. + Foster of Btews.
ter, hung himself in his barn. last evening. Alb
berasion of mind supposed to be the cause
Municipal Debts.
The several city governments Of AIassachu sctts
were inaugurated to-day, and their financial con-
dition submitted. Mayor Cobb's address places
the gross debt Of Boston at S45, ,l34, ,26l.52 de-
crease over last year of $458,47S43.
Cambridge, Ftchburg, Holyoke and Newbuly.
port and Newton show an increase in their debts
but Boston, Lowell, Worcester, Taunton, Lynn,
Salem and Gloucester exhibit heavy aggreg gate
decrease.
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CATARRH

From the Drug examiner VI tne o0ss~"
Custom House.
Sauiords Radical Cure has proved 30 uniformly
successful in the treatment OF Catarrh that uSw
recommend it exclusively, and consider Il FAR su-
perior to any preparation before prepared for
ISAAC T. CAMPBELL.
Druggist, Broadway, South Boston,.
And Examiner OF Drugs, b. =. IL.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

There will be meeting of the Augusta Young
Mems Christian Association, at their room, Mon
day evening, Jan. 10th, 1876 for the election Of
officers, for one year. And We do want full at
tendance of all members, and cordially invite
others to come and join our Association, and take
part with rs
HENRY BAILEY, Secretary.
At regular meeting Of the Atlantic Eng inc
Co., held Jan. Sd, 1876, it was voted: That the
thanks of the Company be extended to the Pacific
Engine Co., for their cordial invitation and COM
plimentary tick els to their ball, held New Years
eve. j. IL. CHANDLER Clerk.
Augusta, Jan. Sd, 1876.
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Health and long life are secured only by careful
attention to the first symptoms of disease. The
sore throat and slight cough are warnings that
should be needed at once; if not Immediately ar
rested they will end in Catarrh or Consumption
perhaps death. To remove the Inflammation and
allay the cough, pure tar as contained in the For
est Tar Trouches, is the best article for this pur
pose. Get them of your druggist with the "Forest
Tar Book" or send % cents to the Forest Tar
Co.. Portland, Me-, for sample box.
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HENRY BAILEY, Secretary.

There is no absurdity in the fact that an i'm
paired Nervous System causes Consumption,
Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Epil-
optic Fits whooping Cough, Heart Disease and a
host Of others. Then why is it absurd that Eel.
lows Hypophosphtes, which effectaally cures
Nervous Debility should cure these diseases also
"Remoye the cause and the complaint will cease. "
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VIII be offered at tle same correspondingly low
prices, Our object in making such low prices OIL
the above named goods is to reduce our stock a
much IA possible before taking our annual accoun
of stock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-01-04

There was a very pleasant gathering at the
Jewe.t schoolhousc, at North Augusta, cn the
evening of Dec. 24. There was speaking by the
children, and singing, all Of which was very ap-
proprate for Christmas occasion. The tree was
loaded with many valuable gifts. The preacher,
r. F. French, and his wife, were very generously
remembered by their kind friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-01-04

Blk Cashmeres 81 IL. Former priest 90
I" " 100 i" :. 12j
" t" 1912 "t37 10
A." -" 1875 " Z" 40
d" {" fsO :" $50
40 +" q" 1912
BrilliantinGs IS Former Price 81
G2l.2 j." 1J
Is - " So
Our eltire stock OF
DiagOnals,
serges.
Plaid
Stripes,
VigOnnc. and
Empress Cloths
AT COST.
Cashmere Long Shawls,
Stripes 4 Br0che ut Cost.
Heavy Beavers.
Having few short euds o: those lesrable rough
cloths
Elysians, Moscow Beavers, Cas-
tor Beavers, &c.,
win be offered at tle same correspondingly low
prices. Our object in making such low prices on
the above named goods is to reduce our stock as
much possible before taking our annual account
of stock.
Leighton, ScrutOn 4 Co..
jan4tlm
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Bost6
(SalNs at the B.
New York Produce MA

Eastern Railroad,
Boston q Maine railroad
POI tland, Saco q Portsmouth
, 1876-08-03

Annie Williams of "BIlcr" avenue, and Hat
tic Brooks Of Ciar1l street, we're Yesterday sent
to tho Criminal Court In 1900 bail each for rob-
blng visitors to their dens Of poclct-moncy.
". N. Smith, al1quor-dea1er at No. os1 West
Madison street, was held In $500 bail yesterday
BY United States Commissioner 1Ioyne, for hay
IIg unstamped cases Of whisky bis possession.
George Hurrson appropriated n box Of ladies'
shoes from A. Putnam, OF No. - Lake street,
aud now he rcpncs In the Arm0ry, and stantls
fair cl,nt,ce ot going for a shoemaker In tho
town Of Joliet.
Dennis D. Callahan wns .nrralgucl before
Commissioner uoyne yesterday on charge, OF
selIipg liquor and cigars, ut No. 4dl milwaukee,
avenue, without 4 license. The case was conein-
,ct! till this morning at 10 o'clock, undcr 600
bonds.
Thonas Virgins. q colorcd man, formerly
IN The c'nploy q q, n: kronbcrg a. 70, 1ewe'ry
Central Station for stealing $50 worth Of truck
frttn his employers. Part of tho goods were
recovered by Detective Simmons aud Jay n.
Scott.
Della Mcdonald, in her wanderinga for filthy
lucrc yesterday, stroilcl into tho Hotel Frank
nYctiuc, a.,d not finding what she wanted, spir-
itcd away several tablec1othes to Il metghborlng
pawn.stop. For all Of which she was locked up
In the ArMory last evening.
Charles Ocstcn.and Celia Anderson loved not
| wisely but too we'll. child Will bo born {ac-
| cordinng to present appcAranccs) to Cella, Nnl
she Win cali him Tor her, AZ tho Sex may be)
| Charles Ocstcn, Jr. 70 secure the result she
! had the LOVING Charles azrestsA for sastaEdy.
Tic calHo up before Justice Fodte yesterday. and
was PLACED under bonds of S1.2O0 to awat trial.
Detective Morgan arrived from Elkhorn, Wis.,,
| yesterday, bringing with him horse and buggy
| Stolen July "a, from Nelson Lud!ngton, presl-
! dent Of tho Fifth National Ilank In this city.
| THO thieves were two vagrants who gave tho
names of Robert Arnctt and John Pendlctor.
| chose to stand trial In Elkhorn rather than
await trial in Chicaco's County jail.
, 1876-08-03

etnco II would be detrimental To the lnteresa Of
the dcpostoEH. So far, the interests of the
stockholders and deposttots had been identical,
hut hat month might bring fortf, he could
not toll.
III reply to = question, he said the liabilities
were Sl45,000, Including tlie derositors' ac-
cn,nts. lie had learned from Mr.. Uouton that
the bank had l,ecn rlln for several months on
contributions Of some OF tho stockholtlors.
Mf Duir tall It WIS not customary Tor AS
sfEnecs oEive hon1s; the Creditors lad nothing
to 10 with tho matter; tic Directors had np-
poiNte.l him, having confidence In his Integrity
and II tho creditors went to the d!rcctora, and
they requested him to give q bont. ho did not
think there would bs any difficulty about tt.
The following resolution was presented aud
adopted:
Hesoirtd. That Mr.. nuir Ia hereby requested to
give a bond In the rrnal AnM Of S1U0, 600. condl.
toned that he MIL faithfully discharge his duties
az Assignee Of the Cook County sayi inga Bank. anI
faithfully account for MI nl0ncyA that may como to
his handa rs such Assignee, IN pursuance Of Tho
rroyIsons Of the deed Of aFsignrncnt 10 him; and
that the Directors OF rni,! bank be requested to
aid Nj. DUR In furnishing said bond.
On notion MI. Smith was Instructed to pre-
sent tho resolution to tho Directors, lie having
been scleetr5 Ms The nttorncy Of tho ue1osttora.
The meeting then adjourned subject to tho
call OF the Committee.
, 1876-08-03
KNIFE AND PISTOL.

nESrnA1 rnrE FIGHT.
.rho,. 1,o,, - hl,o ro,, ~, nr etovo,+ ov,,r,
Ivy ~" pl'1 ~" W ~ oto""4. 10y, "'Inuo
ana barber strict last evening, among tlo lr1sh
md other foreigners that reside In TINT locality,
and It ended otlly in tho shooting Of one man,
,rrhnns fatally an1 t,,c elnsbtne- of several
r e.sora As nonr,,, ,s c,r ho aa.ortasss,1
otners. as hea91y "s can VI asee1Ia'nea'
dim l'ailey, ru1ian OK tho aFst
water, anl until recently q conductor
in the employ of the Pittsb,,se & Fort Woyna
Rnilroai. l,as been almost Hbluc-mowldcd for
tisuiary yenteti his splccn towards Keruion Dol
inrtl mid lis two brothers, residing at No, II
Ht,wnrt avenue. OnsT,feht rcccntfy. Railey. in
nno of H drunken tstlfe,y revolver AMI tired
into crowd, among whlch tho Doiinrd sfainjly
wns ut,ly renresputcd They took the insult homo
to themselves. aid lust evening JetermincI to
Clear out tic bailey and Ills mIaions, so'nPFisng
her strict. Tic o'DrIsns claim to DO iineal
eSSfhGss ae M 'iu huvo Saus y Whom tley con.
slider as good Us tllc best oi them in handling
n shf,elaE. Ifow Tie lIrht commenced Inst cycn.
inr. cau oply be sufinisct, as Tic only authen.
the thrcu Dollard brothers, after the
stylc Of tho Roman IIorat'l, pursuine
*. C,ri or n,I,r,ana. a.. ,bcv rnnsc n Gicnnn,
s',ate Themselves. Sl,a,nus b'Brlen vas Join1
most Of Tic lighting, however, md kept WI
iautiy retreatinE towards home; Upon arriving
ther fathcr-werc obllaetl to rctreat within. anti
es thcS iii a. wrrn inineii Nv their ,nother. ho
| S,,,,nii1ofrI ~ n ronsi,l"rnhie avtent and hci1
| fhn Ente arnin,t tia DnlIa.ds. Hf,e Tas IN.
rniljnT hcrself on the arro|l of fnme M i,rl i'm
m tjIG famous defender Of tie bridrc, Iiorat!o
Coolies, when suddenly Kcrmoa Doiiard n.antc6
sIe butt Of Ills revolver between hcr Two ewes,
, 1876-08-03

election WIS referred to the Committee on
Tuwn ani1 Town Account. Monday: Tie refrr.
cucc 10 thia Cu,lnfttcc Is Understood to mean
t's at the rt9Ss tS will nst 'T9 th tbe rs scr to
County Attorney, tnohtl,s arr, l,etogget! uc
Boarlin the matter, md Induced 4 to r,,r.
chnsn "olinl,,ns 10 TIN etfcst tt'at ti'e town
s,lp n'ac..erv so,' MT lc nnl,s''s e. , Ieen,b &
1lshcd as campalgn t'"c,ln,cnt, at ti!c
cuunty's expense, and subsequently lad sllc,n
distributed where Il VIM thought they would
have the best effect. llnif oE t;c tlos,meits, sa
dealers ns old piper hy application ~ tl'c RoaT.
The expense incurred upun tho nterlcc Of Mr..
Rnuntrce In this mnttcr wna not fnr short OK
$1,ooo. n tho .son'! place tlle members of tl,c
red nrc country mcnbers, an't think township
organization goot' Thing, henco VIII re!Mrt a.
corllnrly. Th,i. tic lnbuFs Of tho Citizens ~.
soc!at!si In getting M Intelligent expression
from the public on tic subjcct promises to be Ill
vau for the dual ca,laea glvcH.
STONE rot THE CouIsT-ftousE: ..
Now that tho county ana city authorities layc
practically adapted plans for thc new Court.
used nssuu.es additional tmportance:, Several
Of the stone met, who havr bccn silly enough
to throw away money In providing excursions
and wue for tho Conimfst tfoucrs "crn arotliltl
yss,sy, y,x q, ;a e 4S Sn ssscon Ssff sos o s.oe Is
in tic hatitli Of the con,nt,cc on Public Build:
inEs and Public ,servIsc, ,, ss,npYsed Q Of
johnson, Clcary, Carroll, and MeCaffreS.. That
they vii disagree, however, Is evident for a.
'sto,c, while ilvo arr Inclined to adopt some
kind of sandstone. The city Is represented by
d committee Of five, one Of whom Is OIL record
in favor Of sandstone, aud another y said to
nc Of tho same opinion., It - seen. then, that
stone will triumph over limestone u ts,e
character Of the material for the Court.
House, eyen II those who arc not
committed bo counted for lisnc-
stone. When tllls phase of tho question. Is
settled, then comes tho chofcc hetwccM q'arries,
when tho fight Will he MI carticst one. Ths
County Boartt Committee, 50 fur - Is known, is
divided betwccn Tour uuarries, Dusna pis.
IA, Amherst, bedford, and Aux sablc, thu pref:
crcneo standing IN the order Of tue t'ai1,cs. OF
lilo prcfcrcnccs OF the city authorities nothing
IS known bcyond tho fact that ore melnher pl
the Committee, tho Chairman, certified to thu
cyrclcncy nf the Amherst atone to Tho County
Board Monday. It Is not safe however, to ut,-
dcrtakc to cross ths part Of tho stream until i
the Influences at work On all sides.
, 1876-08-03
THE TANs-FIGHTERs.

rnocEED1y0s IN THE COUNTY COURT YESTERDAY.
The mornlng session Of the County Court and
the greater part Of the afternoon, ycstertay,was
devoted to arguments pro aud con (nostiy
pro) OH two very trivial objections TO the tax.
levy. Tie first was to tho extension Of the
taxes Of Hyde Park lor "corporatc" " instead Of
"villngc" purposes, mud the second to tho
appropriation nf money BY the Town Of Lake to
supply deficiency caused by nsapproprla-
tton !" OF funds. As to the former, It was urged
that tho error could not be amended, or, rnthcr,
W. disclosed lint amendment W. in
tion. Regarding tho latter, It WAS
contented that taxes could not be levied to
was attacked rs at VARIANCE with ths facts, TIC
money not having been "cmbezztcd," but QUO
fund vas borrowed from, and tho sum placed to
the credit Of another fund, nnd expended for tho
benefit ot the torn, thus making deficiency,
obiertinn. were, Of course, oyerrMled.
The Court held, as to MI. Borlcn's point that
the State Boat.l Of Equal atzation Ind assessed
81 per cent Of the fair ctssl value OF property,
.,,ot countenance perjury; but in the cases cited
be fad founA nonc that overturned such all as-
scssmcnt. III were an open question he would
say, on first hlush, that the assessment was bad
but the Supreme Court seemed to have called
been dcci.letl III several cases, wherc tic case
was prominently before that Court, TINT the
statute waa only directory; ana as long rs uni
fosmLty was kept mp, they would not disturb
the valuations or the assessments. The ob{ec-
tion was ovcfvalcA. ;..-...-.
'rhc next objection, that the statute was ul-
constitutional, In that it permitted division Of
"railroal track" involved question which
seemed to iasn been before the Courts. To Ills
mind the Legislature ,ncant TO say that each
mile OF track ind right Of way lad tho same
value wherever lpcatcd; bnt the State Board
unl tho Supreme Court Of tho United States
had taken different v'ew, and the assessment
OF the Rock Island Road was much farger IN
Cook County than In others, but In the diaisi-
button Of the tax it appeared TINT
the property III Cook was taxei IN viii
County 10 Iarge extent, and 10 on over the
road. This seemed To have been sustained, aud
the objection was therefore overrulcd.
Regarding tho objection that tue city appro-
prfatton ordinance WINS never passed, ho held
that tho Common Council waa continued III
office by tho n,loption Of thu charter Of r., and
the words Common Cnunclt" in tho enacting-
clause were right. II WAS his Impression tl,at
the spirit Of the statute intended that the old
o,liccra were 10 exercise tIc!r oillcc under tho
same natnc Us under tho old act.
The Court then adjourned. -
, 1876-08-03

BrgINdrtsLp, ILL.,, Aug. 2.-Adlutaut0 General
Hllllutd to-day Issued arms 10 tho Jacksonville
Light Guard, Just organized, with James u.
swales, Captain; William J. Watt, First, and
John J. Springer, Second Lieutenant. The
Tho afofgun County Cadets, Of the salac place,
arc also Ia process 1T formation. Capt, A. =.
Wentworth, and pthcr officers OF the Glenn
Rifles, Mount Sterling, haYs also been com.
Junction, ~ Assistant Inspector General On the
stat Of Gen. A. G. Dur2t, commanding,
Special order No. u, lust issued, forms the
, 1876-08-03

AT DECATUR, ILL.

DECATUR, ILL.,. Aug. 3.-Au unnccupietl dwell
Ing, belonging 10 Mr. White, fn this city, was
fred by an tneenliary last night at about mIis-
night ald damaged about $500. IL was cvt,
dently set by resident scoundrcl, and ia hut
ono Of series Of similar l,urn1nes oil TINT street.
The detectives arc close on thu fellows track,
and may, yet have him for Court, Which sitd
nexk week,
, 1876-08-03

City-AeAefAor uEnHehy yesterday Eent' IN his
resignation Ia the Mayor. TWAS accepted.
Aid. l,awctgh stated yeatnr,py that he be-
lfcyctf tho Council would agree 70 al1ow the
county 10 build the cnttrc Cour-EEousc, nn,l
that the formal request for sllth Encouragement
would be nadc by tho Council ut It's ne1t meet
Ing.
There las heon somc talk about the Councils
taking rcst for two Teck5 or two nlnntle,
exactly which Is not stated. There seems to bc
very little prospect TINT It Will be dono, becausc
OF the amount and importance OF tic work on
hand.
Tho receipts from, LICENSES yesterday were
&4,500. The results Of tho prosecution Of de-
lngucnt saloonkcepers have been 80 plainly
manifest and Of such good effect, Tint MI annual
made, nlld 1t will not 10 conanc1 to saloon.
keepers.
Mayor Heath yesterday requested Supt. Hickey
10 strictly enforce Mayor Colvln's order In rla-
tlon to The poisoning nf unrnuzz'cd dogs. The
coming OF the tlog-days will prove disastrous to
with "loctorcl" " meat to feed the inuumciablo
"Schncttlcrs" roaming the streets.
Mr.. Holmes, one Of The officials Of the Chi.
cngo City Hallway. Company, called upon tho
Doard Of pnb1tc Works yesterday. In reference
to the paving Of State street from .Jacliso.
not say whether OF nut the railway, company
would agree to pare between the trucks, hc was
inclined 10 think TINT 1t would do so. a flnnl
HunS n pnh,fc +. wnrks ls All lc,tation I u eli.
.",sa .,,nat ~ er ~ ,,.r,,, ,,ntst;nn ~ e'
&ens "'eet " "c'aao 'nc paving lues''oh'
There has been no cllapgo made IN resarsl TO
the reductions In salaries md number men. Tho
policemen who arc 70 get The G. D.tgrana bonncc)
will be reported to Superintendent Hickey this
morning. by the sub-feads OF the forec. The
ilremcn hare already gone, and thu, Board Of
Public Works hsvS made Their changes, BIT BIT
stay Tho whole matter will probably be, fixca
before thc.closo Of thc week, md tho depart;
1nents running under tho new regime, unless
the Council should think that moro could bo
oped 81 and should pnt IL s o On, to E
is the hest thing to do.
The Board Of Public Works, the Mayor, anil
fi"bt. .H",,ac IN HAL rcs;ct11oy viste iii tho rrsi r.
see nbuIs reolac,nr' thc iigbt.towcr md iirht
Viii, iI0tax ,r"rs washn7 "wov ~ ihn n,c1norn,e
seyero stnrm af n fcw viii months ngu. < ,irht
there ia absolutely ,ieccasary, and Viii unlonIt-
t1c 1nas, Ina trial 70 i,ays TIM t;oysrnn,snt MI
Iorpc an M nowcrfnl 1i~l,t-ho,,sc ,',an tss crin: M