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, 1876-12-21
GRANT.

nf,no,.s tn -, Iauis ,7ioh.. nsn.ner.t
w.sr,unToy r ~ n m.o ~ ~ ~"
~, ,...1. 'D - ~, ~, 80. t''1u 1u' coosso
Of a conversation oy she 1'oa'- -Den'ocros coFrc-
other subjects that of the threatening attIt,Iflo
ef cortnfn nortiora ~ tbc noo,,1o i, T,a,asa
mi nna ~ t'sn n,hos s.a.d. epao ,pa "a,aa' ~ aa'
~. ~ ono os l"o otacs e1ates' was al1uacd to.
time, nothing llad been brought to his attention
o!y.cial|y. thol,rh he Ind seon occaafonn1 refer.
enco r. tho ,,s,os,o,.rs ~ ,,o,,.1o.1 as.t.s., T..
s"Ie ~ tao ho"'php'te " Io",len usI1at'on IN
to tho same effect from other unofficial sources;
but that the Government was mt lnecn,,hle tn
the necessity of VIGILANCE whether tlo st,,s.
msa.a .so a'eeso.'s y. ss"uus "ne'"e. 'ns etato-
!. tho agltations in Indiana are concerns
ed, he could SEQ no other cause for
them than in tho ,nanmmatorv rcsolntion. rro.
mrto.+.d h., ~. na,.,oor.,;o S,ats .,s noF... -
committees, but that these, 60 far as be was
informed, met With but a faint rospousa on tho
part OF that nortton Of the populatiop whirh
thav uo-n 1a.an,od - ..,,.s 1r. ..ts -
thsyo ,sar. tns1 ,a,ond,a~e oh'r.a,sx. sa ~ us.
community, and these could make q great
deal Of noise, but that tho American peo-
plo had too much regard for law and order to be-
LED by them. Al present be had no apprehension
could not forctcN. Hc could sav, how YER, that
he should not. in case of emergency hesitate 10
exercise his cnnatitutional autEority. liz could
not see however, a,y OCCASION for Tia t1,dlsc1cct
Manifestations of eptuu al the Dcmocratic Ioral
leaders, aud could hardly thi1k that thny
were inspired in their actions hy anv fjrher an.
thoritY ps il sas Grayo rcsnon,ibiiitY for
any man or body Of fnen to embroii eycn n
State ia a war Of factions. and murh mnrn to
Array themselves In antapOt,iem to tia sunreme
authority 81 tho Nati0Iai uoyernmenf liz
said tlat tho Ejcctoral yute lad mt
Sonc weeka. but xl,ncvrr vaa formnliv i,eciorc,,
By tho PTcs}dnnt ii the srnatn tn Ia c1ectci
Picaidcnt nId Vice.prcsi,lent Of Tia iinitsG
, 1876-12-21
WASHINGTON,

Tic Alabama claln's Fnnsi---Soldfcrs' Homo
InspectIons---TEo Now Torrltory or Huron.
Special Dlspaseh to zas Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. o0.-Tho legal term
Of tho Court o{ Commissioners OF Alabama Claims
will expire by Limitation on tho 31at Inst, and its
awards will 10 sohdy for publication Tomorrow.
Aa all cascs which under c1lsttpe law como undcr
the Jurisdiction Of the Conft havo boon dsposcd Of
1t Ia not expected that CongEcss will provide
for any extension Of its Official term. Oitho grors
sum Of SIS, 600, 900 awarded 10 tho United Statcs
by tbs Genova Tribunal, about ono-hnlf will re.
main after tho payment Of all Judgment, and as tho
r.omium on the gold In which tho awnEd was paid
and accumulated interest have mora than coyorcd
the expenses of tho Court, nearly a. coo, ooo will
modes of dtsposng Of this money hare been sug.
gcsted. and bills fot tho purrose aro now pending
II Congress. eat tue prospect that az Of theta
for by resoIution of ths ioaso during ha lit sos
mitteo on Military Xla!rs. Glover aid strsieht,
two motnborn Of that Committee, 60 to Milwaukee
tonight to examine tho Institution Il that place,
m INSPECTION os tho HONS thsre Fhe details foS
tho examination Ut Tho others hays not Jet been
madc.
TERRITORY or HURON.
River ot tho North got new bapilsm 70 o.day,. A.
the bill, and Dosy said y pemblna was not IA In
dim. bit waa corrupt Ftench aprollatton, mean;
H." Lucy ''Alesnquln' nd ''fason, sist the
istte[ nsa,e WI ri Maasy .stesa to: r. x,.h q II
powerful Indian ttibe,
rcconsidesed tha vuto by which thsy heretofore
authoszed toI! Ca!r,nun . report soF passago the
" IT. @ e. II H. seo
taken With viUw to conslderiu9 certain amend
n sos so.f s ss so % md
occupied in diacuss'ng new proposition, pFovid-
iag thit tho T. souihss. pses &c h Company n q celt
Western portion of tho TRAM. s.contiuental l!ne,
unier The provisions OF tho original Atkins bill
making tho through liue Al op9u highway fee tho
Government and peopc, and all other railroad
sssa!sss IL shs;ss: IL ftsIsSt ssa Ps.:ssssr:;
setion. .....
oltIoAoo cusToM'uouss:
Jan,os q ll supsfsisng Architect q he
he a. II saSss
bssn psepstsd BY ths direction q Tho Secretary o.
Wo;k The wq;1 az I.a sn;a T. T.
tsitd .eosy ate u vii sT.aeed % to eoceoD, .aS
s!Dsstss Sat .hs main III ea;ssa % viii % Ss1e ssss
ser. Tbs cutting .. the entire 4iopa"
work will b. completed during tho coming winter,
e1r1y next season. ConttactA have been made for
the Iron work up 10 and including lhe attic. The
total aMonnt Appropriated IL 81, 800. 600; amount
expended for tho slte 10 Sept, 10, 1870, $l,250.-
65. Amount expended for construction to same
date, s.. al, Ou2; halAnce IN Trcaaury, Sept 10,
lb1G, &la7, 55a. Mr. Hill recommends tho sale
Of tho Government lot 1t the Hridewe!l.
SILVER CHANGE.
Silver payments from tho Treasury from for
April to Dec. ~ were as follows: In redemp-
, 1876-12-21
THE GREAT ART SALE.


Second Evenings auction In New York City
---Nearly Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
Realized.
specta. DsspatcA to me Tribune.
.SEw YoNK, Dec. .o.-rhc eecond evenings sale
oi tho famous John Taylor Johnston gallery, which
WAS held In Chickesng Hail this evening, COM
priscd ninety paintings and two statues, the
total receipts from which were s17o, STE
The attendance was large and Of
S tafe nd social position. F1ontne"t among s"t
tho bidders. and \ man who mover gave np a eon-
sn ~ VT: B. sa 's .s.sas i &C. s Il. sass
9Ie e9. hs eeaay Ths sse sRs pee
eexnsna i s; Sss g F'ssissa :s
or Il S' The Of n.x M''haee sS;s Price
,*r sA: sssnanS Ssn 'as e.
sbsi sass sa 81 iis ID aas sza%gis Of II;
! Ms"' y sloaeat 1otaee Ee
Troops,' was sold for 81, io0. Sir Josaaa
ST. 49, Gsiomos peats tt OF oensa c%.a oae
Of the best known paintings Of thltccunsty through
sstions Copying the scsne. was soid for s.. oGS.
sain. % wcre @ 2ataaeeIss :Two Gonfcssors," aS tof
f. Ssi f. 'S' T;ssG8
iiomer,s D":: ::::rsl.one!s from si'o F!ent. ).
fer s. $So' Essiman John.on'. s.Tho wandcl:ny dell
Of g. ,.ae An;h1s IT lo ysa sdkss ns ,s;
this srtssts work. ior 50, 7o0 Veios Statue. 'rdo
Last Daya OF Napoleon," brought So. :ou. Tho
sro SJl5, 7Uo,
, 1876-12-21
CANADIAN NEWS.
Tho Montreal Bank Observation-Disclosures
FFeuch Observation-Disclosures 0-.-Dlsc,argeA
FnnnAarH

Tho Montreal Bank Observation-Disclosures
French Observation-Disclosures. liar z oil
Engineers.
Special Dttpafeh to 7as 1rthuns.
ToRoxro, Dec. gov. u. @. Barber, Assistant
Accountant Of tue Dank OF Montreal, was before
the Police Court this morning. charged with 4al.
bezxllng &l3, 600 In City Of Toronto debeutures,
the property OF the bank. 1Ie was rcmandcd for
week on h!s own application. and With consent Of
tho bank partly account Of Tho inability OF hih
counsel to bo present Noth!ug dohnlta IL yet
known ~ to the exact amount OF tho defaleatlons,
but they arc something much larger thap has
yat appeared. The amount with which
ho Ia charged as having cmhcxxlnd IL
merely given to meet formal requirements.
Tho bank authorities arc determined 10 carry
ont tho prosecution, and prevent tbs. acceptance
OF any inadequate bail. II 10 said ho had been
operating largely tn Ohio 4 Alsstss!pr! stock in
monsla. It consumed any amount OF margin, and
$50, GOD went through Ibis channel alone into tho
hands Of Nsx s*esi xa's stes :ss!es;: T. n. gs,..
suit At Montreal, had an Interview with the Gov.
e ess:as ossI @ Ss' 50 q ns4 tssa .ts pow so"
I'D y = aSa: s.s 1 s; s;sts @s4s ssusa.s ssaaGe T.
gests that tho Government shonld charter eh!p
sa va % afss ~ seo
ssasd to hs WV Council 'n H. y" session Il pso e:
Special Dt.paeeA 10 IAS 7stoua4
81 ttinss Eas4;d FAY ,5: 5:lsnd pss
ns,lg.toa i II tbs isS sboat txa ,niis. % sus i!o
thlt place. she has mado no headway, sIace last
night A. winter Navigator It i feared shs i an
utter failure. md will probably 10 frozen whore
sbn lies She had tbIrfY dyo HnssGnReFs on boar,i.
, 1876-12-21

temertty to demand Uniform, TO he paid for b5
The comfy, that bis watchman may perform tho
dut,ss Of detective Ia prevent further dsclo'utes
Of tho outrages committed by him in tho inRtftn-
Cheeky, Isn't he. to demand, or even fequest,
anything. after tho showlug.ap that ho has re-
cefvcd at this hnndn Of those whom ho meyer aas.
Uniforms. thc stase would donhtiete cheerf',!y
psoyido Warden Mclaughlin With sat q
clothes Of The gennine regulation cnt 70 bc worn
rnl1ca from the scene ot his ttnnpha orer help.
ietsntss and suffering. lilo has labofed nnccaslngy
10 merit 4 testimonial 0s this description. and
thould bc rewarded accordingly, The watehman
wouldn't he Jealous at being forenta1led In ahtt par.
iicu1ae by the head bounttr.
GEoRnE v. FowiEn,
Near the County Hospital.
, 1876-12-21

The alarm from Hox 34U, ut 1886 yesterday
morning. was canscd By IN fncipient Orc In tho
two.story building No. 355 Canal strcet, owned
hY .. Weltzetbaum, and occupied by II. Gwinn.
UnnlaEc nominal. Cautc unknown.
Tito alarm from nox Ill at 2:57 yesterday after
noon Was caused by thu burning of an old r0okery
ut thd corner Of Jefferson and Hubbard streets,
owned and occupied ~ mil, by Il. Hitchcock i
Co. Despite ttc Efforts Q! tho fremcn tho old
ranch vent up like 80 much ttnier, and ls a total
loss. Loss upon building and machinery, SO, 600;
upon atock, 81, 600: Insured for s.. 600 In tho
Hume Of Tcxas, and in aImltnr amount In two
communicated to two frame cottages, Nos. s mud
Hubbard street. Tho farmer. owuei aud occupied
40 dwelling by John Or, was damaged to thn OK.
Tile latter, owned anA occupied hy wtliiam bra
dish, WIS about equally budly damaged, and IN.
surcu for $500 in tic Fircmcns.
, 1876-12-21
ALL At SEA.
nonttnuc,l from tha Second rnEe.)

Adal,s. With instruetiont 70 report! what act'on
:Hso,ji be taken in tho premises. So ordered. :.
pS of ne = e ee%ps r. r.
pTolnetion .! kilograms wss mado. Tile report
's1ef,s ,te,ols,ion offered by Mr. 1tnrd, from tho
Minority OF tho Committee, nnkes The bamS assor-
ot, but requires description Of tho kilograms to
DC substitute for both Of tho rcports has been
,dt.cI by Iii. Knott, tho Chairman OF the Judi
eisyy Committee. declaring that telcgraphc COM
o.hsr Communications, and muat bo produced whcn
s sGpf ~ H. % %amseE '1s p1s:as ss
XII tic telegraph should hc as sacred ID the Poet
otlce md one by M.. Hewitt. declaring .ha: tho
asncncd srsn In tic Now York Post. officc.
eWt bs getne st S e, T. '1y s rs s 1re
lions Of indsidnnls ahonld DO protected, ho wished
u ssy on this occasion that tlote w. no pafnoso
Seng e. used freely on hotl sides, and he THANKED
jtayen that tliero was no eonmnnicatlon bearing
il. pane that hs w. not illinE ana would not 10
fzra the President Of the Western Uulon Telegraph
Company to prolnco ivory telegram bearing hla
'ds'eas asine suggested tst vi Tho duty tho
ssntlcnan tilcwlstl y AK for "a inquiry. and he
Committee. and opposed Mr. Iinrt1's amendment
Is being tantamount to dcteat of tho Louisiana
'ffSinsf]y lii. llard's resolution requiring the
subpoena to dcscribo specific telcgsams TO bo pro:
daced wna defeated, -ycaa. %; nnyf, l25,I.;ana
disislon.
ill., Iiatt thcn asked unanimous consent 10 offer
H. s as atah thc se
nbtccilon Was made by Mr. LuttrcIl.
o. q,!oq Of M 1 1fihlp, ihs senate amend.
in Kansas was non. .concurset In.
Mf Chlttcndcn aeked lcayo to Introduce and
, 1876-12-21

Mr. Lewis Vtele. The efficient General Freight
Agent Of tho Chicago, Rock Ialand s. Pacific Nail.
rond, VIA agrceab1y surprised yesterday afternoon
with Christmas present from tbs employees OF hia
office in tho shapc Of copy Of "Tho Rimo Of thu
Ancient Mariner" illustrated, hY Gustav Dore.
This book IA very yalnahls ano and elegantly
bound In morocco. Mr. ftsle appreciates tho Elft
The Hon. John 4. Cook, Hrncral ManAgrr Of tho
Pckin. Lincoln d Decatur RaiEoad, ia IN tho cIty.
And has been In consultation with tho managers ol
tho Chicago connections Of hts rand.
Special Dttpofch To- The TttoHns
6r. PAUL, Mimi. Doc. .0.-SAtiafactton IL gen.
orally expressed hero over tho announcement u.
day that Mat. j. A. Chandler, for several years
tIckct agcnt he[c. has ,esn appointed t'cnrra!
located hero. Tho citizens aru pleased viii Chsn-
dler'e promotion, md also that such m agency IL
established here,
, 1876-12-21

Tho Lake Shore & Michigan Southern and Mtchi-
gan Central Railroads yesterday restored the pas.
scnscr rate to Detroit. to 3B. Those to DuNato,
Cleveland, and Toledo wcro restored about week
ago. All the Eatcs 10 Interior points have now been
restored. but those to tho soaboard cities still
remaIn a. lov ~ ever. AZ stalled In TnE TntnuaE
Commodore Vanderbilt, Of the Nsw York Centlat,
antl Air. Jewctt Of tho Eric. In regard to the pms
nengcr business hctWccn Now York and buffalo.
Tho rates bnswccn tho two points arc very low,
Vanderbilt charging 81 and Jcwcss s. for limited
Tickets; As long as thcsc figures are maintained
BY tho two trunk lines II Is tInpOsslbo to advance
the ehrough fares between ChlcaEo and the Eastern
seaboarla There IL Us yet no prospect Of scttle-
mont Of tho difficulty. and therefore the low rates
ia undnrstoo that tbs Eric c1aln,s difference Of Sc
In is favor on the Buffalo farc which Vandcrbllte
unwilling to CoArcdr,
, 1876-12-21
FIRES.



LITTLE Rock. Ark, Dec. 20. --Laat night's ter.
rfhe condaRration Wis brought under control be-
tween II and IL o'clock. Tho flames, by the
cxorttbna Of tho Fire Department. were confined TO
tho Miller L penscll block. Tbs losl ia estI.
mated At 8lG0 600, tho insurance being less
than ono-hAlf- Tia block, q thrce.htosy
brick, extending from Markham 10 Elm
streets. had frontage On Markham Of
tcvtnty'asc feet It vas owned by Fred
Kramer, and yalued at 135, 900. The thsco
adjoining brick buildings owned by the
sumo party, which wcfo razcd to prevent tbc
spread Of tic fire, were worth 81, 600. The lodge.
roo1n Of the Muaonfc bodies, In the third story,
contd mt be entcrcl and tho loss vas complete,
from 81, 000 10 IS, 600. Jones. Mcdowell J. Co.
1ose alont $40. oof'. Miller 4 Penscll covered
insurance j. 1. follows: Nillcr 4 penscii, block
s., 0oD In thu Fire association md s. 900 1T Tho
saE stnck s. rsadsea IL 1n Sn q neT "
MeDowell & Co., atoek. =, 400 cac! IL The Royal
s.. 600 IN the Cltlzena' Ut 81. Lonfs.
Within tho patt six wccka this city has lost
$3.50, GOO from lres. tho cause Of any Of which Ii
TIs | spi,ienes Of Of ics has caneea intense excite.
M ment n this cit}, which is now assslntnG ahapo.
wh,sl a VI H. lnisr;'apse hy 9he alarm Of hte 1T
iass sPs.ay ordersd Tcns III srse Fl fo1es ssa
Watchhitn u cHlptUyEd by property -n~nerg, anu
will guard tho husnesa rortion of the city. 1t IL
be'tcvcd by many. and ID charged by the Erknh9
afar Of tt1s date. that tnccndiarlcs and there's
hare banded together for tho purItotc Of plundcr,
and that Vigilance CnR,nittecs shoull he Organized
and tho ,neendlarics hung Dsr!ng last nights fro
owned by Mayor John q. Fletcher. IN tho corner
Of Main and Fourth streets. 4 bale Of cotton was
saturated With kerosene oil and tgnltesI.
Tho insurance VI. tho property destroyed in last
nights lire ix as f0llows; Miller & Pcnsell's hloc,
owned f'y The estate Of Miller. Phrnix, ST, GOO:
ers, s., 900: Miller / Pensc!l's rtock or goods,
Ph%nix, 81; ogo; Franklin, Of Ph!lsdelrhla,
g, 9oo; North Dtltish Mersantt!e, 81. 900; Atm.
qacon, s., 200; Undorwrtrrs', s.. 500; franklin.
Of Mteeouri. 81. 61U; Jones. Mcdonald i ca. "a
vIdcd among other Companies. Fred Kramer,
three ssnal! brick stores. 81 800 kaufmnn's etuck
Of soyh and bakery, 81, 100. Total loss $780, 600.
Insured, ST., 900.
, 1876-12-21

bfr. John N. Abbott, dcncsnl Passenger Agent
Of tho Eric Railroad, afr. ". u. ehattuc, General
Passenger and Ticket 4 cnt OF the Atlantic &
Great Western Railroad, and Gen, Frank Meyers,
General Ticket and Passenger Agent of tho Pitts.
burg. Fort Wayne Il Chicago Railroads. held
nnothor conferences yesterday to complete the ar.
Chicago line. All the arrangements havo not yet
been completed. An office for tho llnu has been
rnntcd at No. tD Clark street, under the Sherman
House. and BIZ. Charles AlaHt, formerly Ticket
Agent Of the Chicago, burlington 4 Quincy Kali.
road, has been appointed General Agent of tho
line. The Office will be opcnca for business Mon.
lay.
, 1876-12-21

GALENA, ILL.,, Dec. Gothic exclusive boot and
shoe manufactory in this city owned BY George
Richardson caught dro At half-past5 & this morning
In the engine -room. and wan entirely consumed.
with most Of tho contents. Total lost estimated At
$50, GOO. Total amount Of insurance, s1c, 0o. d.
y!aed as follows: cittEens', Of Newark, 50, 900;
Mltville Mutual, 81, 400; Huda1n, OF Jcthey ftty,
81, osO; Lycom!ng, Of Pennsylvania, g. 600; Com.
mcrca1 OF ST. Louis, s., 900, The destruction Of
dnsriea Of t;alcna. throws upwards Of ifty hantis
out Of employment Tho establishment 10 10 bc
rebuilt as soon as tho weather will rusmlt.
, 1876-12-21
ST. IOiIlS GAS.

81. Lou1s, Doc. 20.--It was mentioned In those
dispatches week OF Two sRo that Edwin ChA11n.
of Massachusests. a stockholdsF In The st. Louls
0as.Llght Company. had applied 10 tho United
States Circuit Court tor II Injunction to restEan the
Circuit Court Of this county from taking furthpEac.
ti0n In the sultot tho city against them ~ Com,
pAny.
To-day the deetslon OF Judge Dillon ii Chambers
was received hcrc. which refuses to grant the In
junction. This leayes tho litigation between the
city and nas Company whore 1t WAS begun, Ia tho
Circuit Court, and where 1t will probably b dnatly
, 1876-12-21
TEE
seth THOMAS
CLOCK CO.,
THOMAsTON, CONN.,
Manufacturers Of the Well-Known
Seth Thomas Clocks

Those clocks, of various prices for
household and Office use, are we'll
mado and of good materials. Every
clock is tested boforo 1t leaves the
Factory. They run well, wear well,
and are good time-keepers.
IfYOU koop them wound up, We
are willing our rivals should run
them down,
, 1876-12-21
SUICIDE,

6Pttld UfpQlcA 10 2k3 1H6RHt
AKN AkboN, Mtch., Dec. 20+-lphn Coe, once
well-tosdo farmer OF York Township in this
county, was found dead In bed this morning, 1lo
went away from home ten days ago, no enc know
ing whore 10 was, returned !uto last night aud get
into bed without any ono seeing or speaking with
him. Hc had bean fast liyor latc!y, and got Into
lobt pretty deeply, and, seetn1 easy way;0ut Of
it. 1t Il supposed he committed su!cl1e with soMe
poison. Ilo loavos I htRhty-teanectsl family.
, 1876-12-21

RATE NHSUClATION.
The Southwestern Rail.osi Rate Association hclI
It's regular monthly meeting at the Grand Pacific
Hotel yesterday, all The roads belonging to tho
pool being represented, and Mr. II. T. Stevens,
General Manager OF the Hannibal d St. Joseph
Railroad, In tho chair. The throngh.frcght ratcs
to the East weru revised md made to correspond
lines, which makes the through ratch on grain 10
cents higher than they have BEEN. No change was
River polnts. beyond this nothing was done e1.
cept the comparing and auditing OF accounts, which
n Of no lnteEeet to those outside Of the combiua-
tion
, 1876-12-21
A Politicians Lucky Number,

61cTdM9A10 Zee. = =
Ono 10 Pacheco's lucky humber. Ilo has Just
bccn elected to Congress by . majority OF ono
vote. In 1859 10 secured scat III tiu Senate
fronl San Luis, Obispo, and Santa Barbara
vote, and, his seat being contested, by major
tty ot oue In the Eenate. Aud lu became Gov
, 1876-12-21

WoHcEsTEH. HAAS, Dec. 2o.-A serious COL
leion occurred this afternoon between the passcn.
ger and mixed train on the Botson. Barro l. Gard.
ncr NAtlsoad, near Princeton Station. by which
auc person was killed, three fatally injured. and
twenty more Or 1eis hurt. The rcspnnsihl1isy for
tho accident II nnknown, ~ both conductors bad
been running on tine.
, 1876-12-21
A FATAL FALL.

Special Dtspatch to Tia Tribune.
1HpEPESDkxcE, No., Dec. 20.--A man living on
tho farm Of Alvin Newton, eouth Of this city, WAS
found dead In bin barn thia morning, with bis
head anlaahcd In. Foul play WAS suspected, hut
It Ia understood that the Corontts verdict that
tho deceased canc 10 hts death by falling from the
hay .mow and stkIking on his head.
, 1876-12-21

14oxpoH, Uns., Dec. 0.--Thc steamboat express
train going west ou tue Great Wcstcsn Railway,
due here at 2:45 .. H., ran oG tho track near Dor
more or lcss injured. William Smith, OF Sttoth-
roy: Mrs. Thomas Kane, of Iowa; 3lisa Jenkins,
ut Windsor; and sfr. McGasyey, oi London. No
one killed,
, 1876-12-21
INSTITUTIONS FOR GIRLS.

MILWAUKEE, Doc. 20 Tho 6tats Board of Char
tiles and lletorm has been In aesslon In this city,
and visited tho Industrial School for Girls Tho
Hoard haa tn view tha purchase Of tho Liberal In.
sutute building It Jefferson, for the purpose of
establishing Stats Reform School for Girls,
tnsllkuton which Il much needed.
, 1876-12-21

n sAs Edttor NJ Tia TrtsuRs.
CutcAoo. Dec. 2o.-AcLsughlln, Warden OF tho
County Hospital. emboldsned by hts Victory osos
the poor deria Whose misfortune 1t IL to be domt-
ellcd undss tho samo roof with him, has tho
, 1876-12-21

ELEvATED-HAILW ACCIDENT.
NEW fonK, Dec. 2o.-A collision happened this
afternoon on the elevated railroad which caused
serious Injury to eovernl persons. Tho sccsdont
was owing 10 tho Bw!tchmsn 1t East Houston
etrcet u,lsrisc!n1 the switch. Both locomotives
were sma.hed. and the fireman was 1nnlrnea be-
tween s locomotive AMI the head chr OF the down.
coming train, nad sustained serious internal
!njurIcs. None of tbs passengers were hurt
by tho collision, bnt tDvcral Of them jumped OF
jnrles isom ii tteis cit hisl isii 10 tic pavement.
, 1876-12-21
TUG EXPLOSION,

= Nkw YonK. Dec. 20,-Tho tug. .boat Jacob L.
Neade, while Oh the Highlands. abont ten mi!ns
frn,n the shore, this morning. blew up. Killing the
Captain. The deck hands, steward, engineer, aud
HFemeu were rescued,
, 1876-12-21

III
Lou1Ay1LLE. Ky., Dec. @0.--A conritr-JourHat
apcclal says considerable portion Of tho town Of
Mays Lick, Ky., Was destroyed by hrc this morn.
lng. involving loss OF st. 9oD principally on I'M.
injured property.
, 1876-12-21

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. ao-A'llaon i Nc.
Clurg's warehouse was burned to-day, and George
II. Smith. a 1ewslcr and prominent citikcu, was
killed by tho falling OF wall.
, 1876-12-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Dec. .20.-steau,ships Tha Queen and
America, from New York. have arrived ont.
Nxw YoAk, Dec. a0.-Assiyed, steamship Raeln,
from Bremen. ""7'
, 1876-12-21

eEnor by the c!cetion OF Cor. Booth to the
United States Senate by majority Of one Il
tho Pacheco family had \ coat of arms 1t should
hare consp!cuously engraved thereon the figure
IT.
, 1876-12-21
North German Iloyd,

The steamers 1t this Company will .a every satur-
Rates Of r.saage-trn,n Now York g Southampton.
esn III go aHa I'd e' aa @ Seba
1nQwtfnE tircrtI, krH York.
, 1876-12-21
CASUALTIES.
BURNED TO DEATH.

bpecfdl NfpdltA 70 1Ha 7F7bNHA
MASON CtTT, nec. 90.-The wills OF Thomas
Stiles, employed By the Alton Railroad al Taliula
as section hand, Was burned to death last night
BY her clothing catching nto from stove willis
ironing. 6he perithed before assistance could
be obtained.
dpec.al DtspatcA to 11e Tribune.
MILWAUKEE,. Doc. ~. William White. an old
resident Of thu Town Of Franklin, in thir county.
rescue hinl. during Tho burning OF his residence.
White wna o. ycnra of age. and WA the only ono
IN the house at the time Il took dire.
, 1876-12-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,

hetwsen Scw York and Iiasrt. catl!ng Il Plymouth
e: ~ ioT the landing q raassnRst1 The irienaid
provided x:th Elec,rt. nel!s viii M frun, pler No.
~. foot Of larrow street. y, r, - follows:
teae1 IouSos: .s.'nrdsy: Jan: u: p; r: rTaaye
sags ID gold iincudlns wlne} Flint cabin. sl16 70
kt:o, according TO- accommodating. Second, ST..
etcesase f?H, with suncEoT accomn,taton. tncuiiax
wtnr. bedding ana 1tcnhlls without cxtra charge.
Reu. LOUIE DE nEDIAS. Agent s. NraAdwsy.