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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-31
n rI.N\D tolNIN.

tru4> II. >h"iin IN Of Cl-tlttrn, vino ll.,I a sob
OF Il l-tiu-- o. II the wood. one ,tAv recently
found hm-cll All at once ON a won,l-pe fifteen ittt
from the POM; where h. supposed himself 10 be-
ttrN minute D fore, while his clothes were on Dire
md l5r WIS hhnI. II. attempted II move. but he
fell % tn" -tount ana, surprising that h'- eyes had
been blown oat hr gave himself up to bum To-
death i.ut tic Thought ct wife and baby came
olol him, and, stIlprmg on his clothes, he made
break for the nearest house. He l. al f.,ht now
banning imperfect Nl>on.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-31
EPSON, \ H., Nav 81, $50.


Office. VA, 2.ti,. 1876.
- obtain thes" letters persons must ulye Tie
above date.
Pheha BrIttol Mr.. AIulIn1 Bat, ei.i. r
Miss Nora Ellis, Miss Elvlra Talbot
GESrLEMEN.G. b. Bartlett. Patrirt Dul">ln > "
". II H ward. Phillip \ Ncyhll
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-31
JoYCE'> CELEERATEp GOoD>
NTATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
RANDOLPH. VERMONT
ABEL +. LEANE\WCRTH. \. NJ

P y c T \ l..
New Features for Fall Of 10 Ca0acltN Of Buildings
doubled giving ample recitation rooms. with
facilities for library. apparatus. etc
THE COURSES or STUDY
ENLARGED. and 4 Preparatory and Model Department
added. 4 fun board OF
COMPETENT AND TRIED TEACHERS
employed The Fail Term Il twenty weeks BEGINS The
tnurth TUESDAY in August: Winter Term second u"S
tiay III February Tuition. $50, per quarter ~ ten
weeks Send tor catalogue f--Nl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-31

A Castleton correspondent Of the Rut-
that decoration day will be observed
wherever there is any life worth mention
inc. by adding after life" the words land
patriotiSm." Good amendment; for once
in a while there are found men and places
in pretty vigorous life. that not only want
patriotism but seem to forget that any
body else ever had any.
Fred MusSey. who was formerly Il
freight conductor on the Central and re-
sided ut ST. Adams, but has for some time
held Il like position on an Ohio railroad,
was killed last week while coupling freight
ears. His remains were brought to North
field for burricl William Mussev. Il
brother of the deceased, is an engineer on
the central division of the Central Yer
mont.
\ Rutland jury has just decided that
lagcr-beer is not Intoxicating. The fool
killer hasn't been there lately
The democrats say cx-Doorkcepcr Fitz-
hugh is insane.
And that 5 the sort of reform this wills
kev-soakiny unwashcI set have given us,
says the New York Tribu1c of the Demo
cratic House.
Motto of Il Portland Temperance Reform
Club: 1--WE bend the knee, but not the ell
bow This is supposed to refer to 4 dcx-
trouS habit of drinking out of Il bung.-
cincinnati Conl1nerri72
They have Il phrase in New England
which actually describes the present opera
tons of the smut mtchnc IN the ease OF
Mr. Blaine. 1t is - running emptin>. -
N.ic York Tfi Htc.
DO YOU know who first instituted the Oh
scrvancc of Decoration Dav2 Ii was
James Eodp,th, late OF Ecdptth Lyceum
Bureau in Boston, and of some notorictv
in the Bccchcr Elton case. To-day he i
in Mississippi n clerk of one OF the
Congressional committees. = st. .1NetR,
-1dr,r1i>p.
The indianapolis S.ttnlel says that it.
editor has been shown blythe proprietors Of
one OF the leading weekly papers in Indi-
ana 4 communic:,t N from a New York
advertising agency, in which editorials
from leading papers flvoriny Tildcn are
sought to be reproduced n reading matter,
ton payment Of 4 stipulated sum OF mono Y,
from now until the convention
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-31

frof. L Brainerl and the sophomore elias. of
Mfid'ebury College made survey of Lake Duns-
more last week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-31
WIND!I.\N CDU\rl

, =,
tuck Valley Memorial Association the w,,l,nc
shoe, his .-,,nI,nothar II.,ii,,, ncl iro ,,,ro
n nrcrlieIJ N l--l:a all, me w,rpino IA, AMI
rr,acr m,l which WERE. n,,r of mo ,vcl}in,, outht
,,,.v', ~ - y NV
" ~ , ~ " W ~
~ - " $50 "
" ~ " 7 '"N '" u" III 0" 0 0'
=" " " '' N'''S o '0' MS ','
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-31

y revolving -htn uprontri one OF r.rmicy
Duke Gus 1t south Barton, the other day. and
lett non" OF hI, r'olhln, IN abDyJ The wal,tr\.
cert one Wtl-ttIul.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-31

to the depot, where all took tie train for
- NI''''1''
DAKrMol Til CULIE"E.-Ile drawing
of rooms for next year has been complet-
ed, and many good rooms will be left va
cant or to the incoming class. Generally
the rooms are all taken by upper class
III. ~
,''1 -" > y: '1' N'''n - ~ ,'''' ','T -
''o''" i''''o' III ~" o''' "'''' y" i"'-
- ''',''''" ''''S ''''"' ''"'' l'e''0''''
'u'''s
i'oC i''''''''> ia w ''i''''' way 'i9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-31

d. oIpDutcf~ buIldin.
I-t" 9th int. 1t i, near
Of the Machinery Hall.
."' railroad nun, quite
port. of the grounds
..u Il It will have a
'' "Ith Vermont pa
.4 hls ih' convenience
'pg>.
, 1876-12-11


It WIS annutlurcd tltut yesterday morning
Prof. Il. $. A. Pope would organize thc First
Spritailstlrand atuteral'sttc Co!lcse or Church
nf Scientific Scrtariunsm F" III this ri,y ut tlubr
Hall, and tu see this lnan nf so mich nan,c, and
to l,cnr lin cxrouad hi. ong-tlraw,, faf!I, a.,d
tn count Ills followers, reporter Vii. promptly
oil al.d at 1898 ncla.k. The hall was found
locked, and inquiry showed that no
ono En.l been around 10 open Il.
The tanltor wa4 there, howcvcr, anl hu
amused tho Hcril,e with an explanation OF tho
situation, anu The Woes to whtrh lle WIS too
often subjected. Slid ilc, 1.-THE Professor was
hera Yesterday. mil VIC Mstto lmTgnin by
which llc WINS to hnyc thu hall two hours In tiIu
fortnt.n anil two tM,1lrs IN tic eyclln9 heated
mud lighted, for 8115. HI Thought he 1nght u
get It fur less ,nD,lcy, hit was lir,a.'
"'ft,eu the burgnIn wat *enlcA yrsterdny!h
swell, when We llul agreed III thc price
tlerr wns un;tlIer sllltere,rr,-I wanted tho
ctsti In AtyAtIre, aud he wanted to hand the tho
money atter thu nccting.h
s'Yun wrtu still firm. nf eoursc!'
"tcTtalrly. Ior | aaw through l'is SclenttG,s.
ColleEo business. lfu wanted tn ret II crowd
together, tulk tn thcnI, and tne1l take up col
loctlon to pay cxpsnses.. II he got crowd.
and succeeded III collecting anything. might
take all tho risks Ut any rate."
Tho conversation WIN hero Interrupted by an
inquirer after thu Professor Of much nnlrc, who
wAA tul the sa1nn atrs, a,l tlia IL alI tllnt WIS
0nc tuwurtl organizing tho First Nntrttua.stlr
nltl alntorlaIistle College nr Church oi Spirt,.
title Rcetariansm,," anu probably ull that ever
Will bc done.
, 1876-12-11
Maximum thermometer. ~! minimum. zero.
GENERAL Ons.MfArtnSE.
-,-........ CHtoAao. Do 10-stidn1ghe-
Stations. Har.' 7ar. 1lTnd, llrfaj Hea,afT.
OBITUARY..


LANSING, Mich, Decc. 0.-Davld n. Bagley
died Dec. In Grand Traverse Connty.> lie wns
all early pioneer In Michigan, aud QUO Of the
tlrnt Autl-Hlaygry advocates III this State. Iio
settled III 1iillsda1c, and published q campaign
Frce-Soil paper, called tllu Hiflsla1o Ha"ner.
It's mutto wns: FREQ Soil, FREQ Speech, and
FREQ Men," Az jackson he was employed as Il.
printer III the ollleo Ut thu jackson StntiHe! "a
Wllg paper, a continuation Of which Is tho now
Jacksun rftf.enl. Three Antt-alnYury n,uu. ltl-
c1ullng himself, started tho dnser1ruH Ftoenan !;
but tic bil1llozng seuttnunt Of thu Democracy
was just us savage as In Louisiana to-day anl
tho paper wus removed to Ann Arbor, where
better spirit prevailed. Mr.. Bagloy WINS long d
resident Of tIls city, wl,ero ha luft nlnny
frieuds. n. !. Lonp, pionccr Of Owosso, tile'l
Dec. .: aud z. +. Crossmnn, III old resident Of
Howell, died Due. 2.
:. CltAlILEsrus, :. G., Der, 10.-The Hon.
GeUrge A. Trenholm, m eminent merchant Ut
Charleston, md Secretary Ut the Treasnry Of
thu Confederate Goycsn'ncnt Mt tbs time vi fts
collapse, died tu-lny, ngea 70. Thu culors Of
shipping Of all nuti0nalIttcs tn port arc liRlf-
I,Asteu.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 10.-Rrcvrt-Col. Thnn,as
p. Weir, III the Seventh United States Cavalry,
better known as ten. Custer's rcglmont, died
suddenly yesterday linr,tt,lg at Ills hume in this
cIty Of congestion of the brlin.
, 1876-12-11
CASUALTIES.


selIlLlsytN ANNtDtAN4s
HprctaI Dispatch to 1Hs Tribune.
BvFrALot y. j., Dec. 10.-The st. Louis TX
press, bound east, OIL the New York Central
ltoal, ran into frc'gsrt-tratn sllnw-sta1lcti at
Wcnttc Station, sixteen mics from this city.
about 12 o'clock last night. Several cars wero
piled III l'rar md hurncl Up, Including ons To-
cotnnttyc, the American Express tar, and orc
ntllrr md their contents. Benjamin Woodruff,
tho Exprrst Messenger. was burned with the
rtrs, thu luwrr iottlun "f The holy being ell
ttrrly consumed. Ife 1eaycs wife In this city.
,lnthtng serou.. M passtuEer were tNiurrtl
The contents Of the cxpress-tHr wcTe heavy atd
valuable, ctntrarin;. mmttcr from Chicago, st.
t.uus, and the West. Thc loss Is estimated ut
$l,00J,tN0.
brrrALo, y. y, Dcc. I0-satnn,lay crcl,lng's
St. Louis Ex1resa OIL tic N.w York Central
Railroad, due tu leave here ut 8 40 p. u,., was
detained by tle st0rlu antl thu lntcncas uf
Lake Shore trains till 80 p. IN. When near
tntu y ircIght-traln which WIS stuck
drawing tho express md the freight engine,
were wrecked, antl two Express cars, tho
through Chitalyu snfc nIld contents, and tho
3uf1niD enfo ntl cuntenta lurncd. Benjamin
Woolworth, Of Utica, y. T., cxprGss 1ncsser-
Ger, wns burned to lrath. Hu leaves q wlfe
anil child. Geo. W. Douglass, engineer,
md james Vaughan, fireman, On tic first engine
Of thu passenger t1nIrij were seriously. but not
fatally. Injured. Tho former wss batlly brtlscsl
4 ewitclmln WIS sent fnrwnrtl TO flag tic c.,nl-
ing train, bnt, tak!ny rctuso from tho scvcEr
storm #, caboosc lying IN sic.trn:k, ul-
lowell tho trltu t0 pnss By him. Mona OF tho
passengers were Injured.
, 1876-12-11

HatHW0rs .hMeTtfth.
M cams Of csrlls, aside iruln tho exclusively
gamiug ga1ncs, played tl'r money. aud nl0stly
III gambli,lg l1ol,aot, Ia 50 popular III America as
earlltc. MT NJ eullsplcx or pressing III tta de-
lhan1s upon tho attention VI the pluyefs as
whist, antl yes afturdng considerable Iatlt.lle
for tho oxrrtlsc Ut Judgment md skill, IN many
thousands 1t homes II atlortls staplc resuurrc
~ i, lrIo,'se s"",. u sc l Ea,c .'., nS w.
ever, probably hc gtyrn ~ IL iIsta,wvl III tho
experience Uf four gentlemen ut ths ctty. IN
la1O, seyen years sls3, they taatin un agreement
week Ut their altcEl,ute houses. Tlo asrcei.enl
has been kent up almost without break, ouly
the most pressing engagement Or nnayo!dahlu
nis6ts.S Tue meetings commences carh year in
tho full, and aru continued through tho winter
months. Since 1870 they have llell III ot tl..sc
meetings, and hayu played 3,0lh gainrs. The
which is nvctIratcly kept. nnw btA1Ihs A an1
partner II ,4s5 gaInra; auu partner IN guincs.
, 1876-12-11
Al Odd Legal tsWnattu1l.

Ono Of tlIe .Al1est ns lrsa! questions has Just
mat, can l,oIsl ,nue.ins. The circumstances
were these, A uIerlIng WIS daily vailed Of .llr
shareholders itk u rrrtan bl,fDrsH calntany. t,u
tItt tluy al,l iUur bet nr sl,arctl0lIur un!y Ut
tended. iip yotpl himself lulo tic cE,air, ull
passed sevcrul resolutions, Including u,.a levy
fllg III, assessment Ut ~. III. vi ouch STARE nIl
inter Yote OF thanks to tho Chafr1s,atl, llc I'd
journe1. TAo assessment WAS contested, and
al, Gctlon MAS brought against thu pll.ictual
shareholder for thea1nuunt. Three Judges con-
cured III thu uplnIon that. as there WIS IN pro-
yisun IN tho bylaws Respecting quorum, tho
resolutions wcrc valid. Tic tAsu was carried
III, ut, appeal, una thu tlrrisInn of the lower
court has Ieeu reversed Oh the ground thur ono
, 1876-12-11

proviles for the proper Numbering and lettering
of cacti vehicle. ..... .-....
a number Of salpnn licenses werc transferred
and d number bf lfcw tllrR Ernnfcu.
\ number uf bills wcru audited. to lie paid
Wllen tflrre syns Nltney enough III tho treasury
70 meet tl!em. There Is duo to tho town orcs
$5Q0 III ha"lt fnxcs, unsi alt expenditures hre
nn.lc with tho prny.Eo :" When tho money Is toll
lectc,1."
lsMlotph rrIater, Tho efficient Town Clerk,
leaves this week for few wccks' vacation. lie
will Ga to New Orleans.
:. mccttng RI Christians Is to hc held In The
Presbyterian Church tl'fs cvcn!nE. -
TIC fall Of *,,t'w Yesterday lmA improved tae
sffy f a Ter sxpeet Ct s r. e"s s
tain Il pnriy "f 90 QUO evening thls 4 week.. Soy
cral rletgs,-loatls of yuug folks will lcarc Hyde
I'ark this week for M evenings r!lc a,Itl ttatlec,
an1 will either 20 tn Eng!cwtsd or so''th Chi
The Hyde Park mail closes rs folinws nj the
'llydn Park p1st. .Onlco: Fur Chiasa5o, s:45 =.
In. 3:+5 n. M; for tho sontl, s:45 i. n; malls
tron, tlc South, p. III. r'o rcst. Qnlre g oIcn.
from Il. N. Until ~ p. nj. ThG>nnml,cr nt
boxes III the ntlre, including loek.hexes, !; aj.
Tl,e ,nan Whitehead, wig pounded Joi,'eon
OH Friday. look II Cltansu nf vr'lltr ttOn llOnlc
Saturday, anil WINS tried by .tiisttcn Ford aid
Eincd 81 un.a coats, from which hc made un up
pcnl. .,..... ...-.-..... -.
,vlo lnalc pnrtial runfcssfoI, before he left a.
to tho fact tint lio knew WIN ftat1 mud liz r!,b-
bing Of tho lsoscs lit Hyde Park, alhl TINT
hc knew who Ind sct fire tn tho Seminary flisl-
tuE. The boy, Oliver Olrscn, Is ycry pleasant IN
llls appearance nnh well calculated to mako
friends. a boy nancd Stevens also loft town
with him.
On Thursday evening. at Grand Crossing, tho
course of lcet lrcs IN that place Will bo lnAng-
,lratc,l b; lrct,1ru By Bishop Fallows On
'.1t.nls, or tho l'ectarittrs Of Mnt. mud Men,
The LECTURES will bc delivered III tic Methodist
Church.
The Hose Company No. 1 tmlt at Granl CROSS
tnE will tt.ayc thu following c1t,1nlttvc* Fto0r
y. j. hit, v. II. cogswc,l, Charles AtrnuScll; :;
Executive, y: II. Cus:.wc1l, Cmri's stclh'scll,
Honorary, ". g. Wilson. q. r. Williamson, ".
II: Rayntr, .. =. Kiry. q. y. )nrinr.
The t.at1ics' Foreign stIssInn soclcty wifi hnl.l
s!encc uf Mrs. BoEuc, Hyde Park avenue and
| Ftfty-tllIr1 street.
, 1876-12-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE.


Not since tho alvcnt Of Mr.. Alexander Wur-
etcr's German dramatic company at tho New
Chicooc Thc,+r, dt,f tbc hnusr nrcscnt s,1c,,
~. a.. tr,, .,,,S,.,x,,,,,,
sast e"'p1'lcss ~ '"st evening" ~ ahc uaa,''''''.
haFdly rontainctl N'orc tl'an 9Oo people, anu
cycrythIngsecnic,l strange and cold, especially
n, hcrettfore tho house Ind always been
...o..1,1 r,,o r,,f,, ,.,ueo ~ ~, f.,rtr ,iy In
,o"s"' ~, "e "'".'1 Na",s '"s ..,,.,.h
tEe aHentlahre must rr'he'Phl'y nc atis1phte'i
tO tho Br0sklyn lluln4ullAt. Mpst people
will rather furcro tic plcas,,rc of witnessing
n Inn nrrforn,nrr tt,an RAJ; thcr 1iycs in fire.
"' D., '',. -, .,.'"...'. .@ 49,, .,n.'..,,
aIAP' hat nol ~. ,se".ISs "'s "Es'',"ps M
sIstl s9nle ulsst'.'l,!"tio. ouE't ~ ns uss,.;
tnete y Se..ln.s ~ Iea"nn WY; it."p eta''utW ~.
c atti! ~ y. q. 'i.a rs" .'si !. =: Ii, ~. .
Gse ~. , IT. H. ts fe, ,,nrr - 'In ,.i,.a.
- IL elhat, a.lh hhs r.t M'e gSiscst: nss'uss ~!
ihe man entrances ~, tie I'si'i s"r w. ~ ,.,,,,s tns
ouse: thete u III, cTt ~ tl.c n.t S,un III, wn'e
sa9is l.. tne aI'e'i ,t e a1s asS III "e '',t ~
as;, s.M.swn.s IT," s,. s, .. ua.. ~ e'.nn ,,.,,"
,tscsSns Ivy .n se ,,,dm ,u ~ Mr.,n
VI VI 's""ufu .. u"'''GnI utiI, 'u1 Iii
oF .nul n'ute.. ,..1 II, stl FL! ,..,I,.n Mut
!aha suau '.'.c n.,"la ~ ~. t. ~ ~. ~
pcst'ne u'e 1e"ss''e"t a"" a''e'A 's"'' ~ 'o'
Mgs's. t,.,. A.. ,,,.. son., ~.
- VIII rcaA LILY .aut s't ,.s;ss .' W.. NJ nus
betteF ntica 'usf nvc'iisls, ior ths niny Was nhe
e. g. tl!e ncst tuetaah'ss ~ her.n nc4G.H
ing tt'n " thc plat MI, I'm" f.Aclttie'u rA-
h. r. ,.ovhs rans{ a"e sa..o pas ""s ', Ern,.
uueett u s,lis alou.e ,ase neasos' N.Y. ps"ssu ..
quite fueftsS Ill thu ltae. IHeIe "cto
, 1876-12-11
THE OREGON FRAl,D,

Va :" 'as Edtfor NJ The Tribpns.
nans rAnK, Dcr, 0--You sny tl,ut u-,,.
fee tho sote of Oregon Is ecrte, I M ,,a n,1
hayes anu onc for TI'lcn. It seems Ia mr. -, ,' "
.he returns Of tho Republican Ecrtor, wl, ','' .n
quEe ,otli'l's to 1nakc them l,ertcctly nnt,,,I
n"n 'iornlnl oxccpt tho Governors rcr,,a.,..
TINT ttlo TWO HHdispnfci Electors rrrc;vra tno
malnFitY of Votes ca*t, for II only two E,crtn,.
meet tney certainly rar I'LL tho vacancy rau,s,
by the abscnee of the nthcr onr. >""sss
naw .s,s ING tioyer',oEs certificate aye rrfcrrc
u VII bo fnnl nnung the returns ~ ir,,
sono a i!'s snnss!leraes md the rr"silcnt o H.
uno i eyensc s % ., 1s s1a x ssts II o{ rstatnt n
initiating ta gcntlcn,a win IONS: retr 't',s th
"rtelu oli Chiaese 4etalhpxcs ly exn,sntn, ti ti,
eycIope!l!a under the letter kCn a,mi %ya a,ia
"''''cr and "eonhnlng ll,s EnfornatIoo o"" y
i
, 1876-12-11

ST. f.ouss, Dec l0.-Eurly Yesterday morning
a email flumc building at tho ,uuuth of ronl-
slsaft near Calhoun, Henry County, thta State,
burned, anu, oil examination Of tho ruins, t!,e
bnlles Of three were found burned nearly to n
rtndcr. Subsequently 1t was discovered tllat
three miners went Into The building uttcr mtd-
night, hutlt . fire, aud went to sleep nn tho
tluNr. 1t Is supposed tho Irt from stove rolt,-
municatct to sonlu os stored In the housc, a.d
sn(loeate.l tho lt,en bcfnre thry could Escape.
Tho nunlcR If tn. nrn arc unknown.
Sp<eiai H.patch to 51s Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. l)nc. lu.-'rte dress Of a
ssryant-girl named Emma lIelcrt cuught Gre
while shn was employed about Il rook-stovo ut
Mrs. 1tolstetn'b, on Wells htrcet, und, hefuro tho
fumes cnn1tl be cxlEuEu.sfcd alsc wis ~ tcrrl-
lily burned t'lat allr died Ia !. fcw hu,rs. Cunt.
nllrrna'l.os kcno.lt., hajlnnetl tu hn on tho
street when tho girl ran out all atiasnc, and
threw ILLS coat 0ver her.
, 1876-12-11
A 11OlslsID DU.rCIIERY.


One OF tho most inllAntan anl desperate
crimes that ever statrud tho pages Of htstnry
wns committed d few days since near CalalnUs,
III Valley County, Ncb. A farmer named E.
+. Carr, blottcd from existence lts entire
family md then hung hIulself. The discovery
was tirst made BY boy who was sent by Ills
mother OIL an GRAND to Carr's residence, Ar
irving llo found tho house closcl aud tic witt
,luws blinded. On looking toward the
stables, u shnFt d'atunco away. Tho by saw, us
scd hs sqp11sea p IT, s't s.a9 @ 9r a Ian o sow
md spread ths alarn'., ~, o!'cer an! o1lo or
two others ut oncc sturtctl FOR tic plucc at,l
. found Carr'a body suspended by tho muck from
ts root 1f tn ts ts; THY ss wst to so
Upon u f,ct lay the murdered wife nn.l matllcr,
her wlluln forrheas! crushed In l,y lswS from
sledSe-ha.iincr, uni her l,l1ol aid brnins hung
E geeas caos P,l,t I,a e ae w w, Gr ,roat
thu purtlcs fund the two lttle boys, Victims OF
the salne brutality whief! befull their In0thor,
with tho exception that tho throat Of the young
eat MAS not cut,
Oua table fl q third roon was fund piece
Of brown paper, IN which was written, Iii tho
steady hand Of thu murderer, tie following:
~ cal'nut live always, anA ain not willing to
on sa'n tha y top % u W s"no s hs b,.fS II " s Wes
silsnstl y MI abhroyiutIun OF tho murlurcs's
mime. THIS body of tho suicide was taken down
n,u carrcll II tile 1ttllsO, ailu MI held,
Sunu of tho citlzcns believe tint Carr cuinlnit
t,sl tho terrible bistrtlcry through Jealousy Of
his wife.
6ytcfdi Distasch to Izs Tribune.
MAKoA, ill.,. Dss. jM-Etiwar,l 7. carr,
whilu II resident OF this place ubuut tt,rru years
ugu, married Allss Hughes, ot Murua. and s,ol
after chAugrtt h's residence to Calnnn1s, Scl,.,
wllpre fie reHldc. sot,.c time. iIn thcn lns,yct
to, tho North Lourc, Valley Cuunty, Seb 4
telegram received yesterday fr1ul thu CuroMcr
Ut Valley County says lM,trstlo trAgcdy i!as
been perputratesl BY Case. After numbering
his WILD and tw0 small chiltlrcn TIC culnElftte
suicide ny l,anginE hInself. The utlar vreates
tho gre1teat excitement here,
, 1876-12-11

ClSc1SSATt, Dce. 10.-Last evening al about
lutf-past s o'clock thu residence OF Col. n. l..
Ancrao,t, No. te0 East Fourth street, WIS ell-
tered by thief and robbed Of 5000 wortl, Ut
jcwclry, Including scycru1 lamond rIngs uni IL
very u1 icwclry, llclrloonis In tlle falnlltcs Of
tho I.ungwurths md ktlgours, thu grnudpasrnts
OF Col. Anderson and his wife. Tho thlcf gainctt
ncccss tn tim front sccotli story rouGl In wlcil
these articles were kept by climbing up pillar
0E the front balcony.
, 1876-12-11

BuFFAro, Dec. 10.-Tlt latc CITY Treasurer,
Joseph Uurk Under whoso administration, the
city suffered loss 10 tho an,ollMt Of mcurly hnlf IL
mlllun t1ollars, has secured tho ,ity III full to
tho amount Of *4'D,oo0 lie las also proved, MS
Assignee of the FIRMS Of Lynn Dork ~ Cn. uni
Lyon Il Co., tt,at $40 3,tsm Of reported imclHr-
ness w.ls no indebtedness nj ill, antl llas sat'H-
ctl clnin,s ngtEnsl llcH to tho nInt''lnt OF $:l
Dk leaving $a5,01U of t.,cr tlclis still uurnftl.
Thnrr Is npw III Tic Receivers 1tnnds $40, b,O0U
with which to I,ny t'is Inst nnlouut.
, 1876-12-11

religion wns there. She dcsribct1 the method OF
turial anu the burial trlal before fntcrn'cnt In
Upon her t,.t ysstt to E0ypt she had been
nlt'el. trn'tblcl by tue .dnnkcy-boys,, each "f
whom claimed t!,at lis t1unkry was the hcttcr~
but llHatly .lc Ho1vct1 tho, problem BY walking.
hnwlng tferyIsltcs, Vt wl,'r:' 1hl.Mso arranged
tlcinHclvcs I'll Kelnl-fl:' rs:nlttto1l, mud
shouted. Then san'c u1is, .,'Iil OH n white
hur.c, un1 the horse wxfkc,t ,yef rulnc Of tho
1W,0U prostruto lcrvst!cs, ni,d good t1lnhy VI
them diet'.
Then she went to church, and hoard n man
preach from The text:
Nehnchadnexzar. the King Of the Jcxt.
Put OF hts stockings md nut on f,ts SHOES.
lie took this nr III all scrionsncss, mud laid
down tho proposition that tho man who could
tntn longest Oh ono tue would 20 to Heaven
ilrat
name OF i,ic Deity, because t. made a bill Ut
therein.
Ssllto!h used and description of the cs'ta'
Mrs. 1conowens lcct,trcti Inst evening al the
Thtrt Unitarian Church III nThc Firr- Worship
crs and Their Duetrinea.n Se begun by telling
orally an "esplanatton Of the inner fire." md
tl,e WlioIe principle Of the religion was cuntnin-
ed III the wurl ''purlty,n which wne derived
from. the Greek wnrl stgnitying fire. Tho fire.
aneient form Of wor.hr' while a!i other beliefs
lad changed or died away. They still wor-
slipped flrc Us they did centuries bctore
Tbs building .f solomon's temple; Xoryaster ss
before Christ, and tho lecturer thought that he
was the Mclchcscacck OF the Scririurcs,--tho
1ligh-Pricst of God. This theory would explain
soma Of the seeming Inconsistencies Of the Old
Testament. There were I'll It many references
to lire. f'od u,ado his appearance oi, earth In 4
flaming bush: he led the lsraeltcs by mcans Ut
, 1876-12-11
COMMERCE At GRAND HAVEN.

NlztlW tHFF7sFHH1EHts ~ TIA TF15HHe,
GRAND HAVEN, Mtrsl., Drc. N-On thu 9TH
tho Minneapolis brought 'r.,m Milwaukee 20 QUO
mlstlu!s, anl thu H. j. liarlctt TO- 0tD bushels
of gruIn,-the first rassnch Of the sc,lsbl.
There !las ecn nhlppesl u 'lulc truln this port
10 Milwaukee,, III ,5jl barrels u upplea, which,
With nvcr '5 ,lAH barrula 10 Ch.cagu, ulkcs tbs
arsust a1uuls,t nrnt III ATTY year from this point
rnu amount Vi freight handled ut hlu uetroit
D. Milwaukee, .clnt Turing November Is ntu,.t
1a,ND tnns, being oyrr Uol tul's moro tlsan was
lul.dlca during November last year.
, 1876-12-11

other VI 1,cr admirers, G. W. ". Fullor, wcrc
drinking considerable beer IN her ronls',-
enough 10 mike them hilarious anu careless.
Thcy had piskal up nn,l wnru plnylng with n,1
,,l rusty rpvulyrf, w!,ir, wita uH'lctl, nj
course. They pointed It nj m,u anotfrr,
tak:ng turns at TINT Interesting n,nrscmrnt:
Finnlly Stnmf1cr let It of IT. t1!u Kls'. The al
pcrvttt her brain through tho forehead, mud slso
snon ttlctl, without even recovering cnl,sciuns-
rcst. Staufcr went M tn thu N!ntll Street To-
llcc Station and surrendered himself.