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, 1876-10-19
CASUALTIES,
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

kpecta, Dfspofch to Tbs Tribune
JOLIET, ILL.,, Oct, ia frlghtful accident oc-
cured this forenoon OH the Chicago g. Alton
Railroad, between Tho rolling mills anl the
stnto pcnltcntiary, short distance north Of
tho city limits, resulting in tho dcatl, Of two
ucrsons, Mrs. Rosa Gleason and her daughter
Lizzie, Il y0uns latly Is years OF agc. both Of
this city. The mother and daughter wore wakl-
Ing olNe from Locl1port on the truck, and wIle.
near tic p1ucc mentioned above were ovcrlnkcu
BY the passenger train 0f tho Chicu.o, Pektn g.
Southwestern Railroad, due hers at II ::s5 d. ILL.,,
which road runs tron, hero futo Chicago OH tho
truck Of tho Chicago ~ Alum, run
over, and Instantly killed. Tho train was
approaching, the city ut its ustlal high rate OF
speed, and the engineer sounded Ids whistle rs
signal for tue wulncn 10 clear The truck, but
IN attempting tu to 30 one Of the old latiy:s
feet was caught between tho bars Ut II cutie
guard and sEn was thrrcby held fast, unable to
move. Her daughter flrw to her assistance, but
was unable 10 cxtrirate her lno:hrr from her
perIlous position, md both were struck BY tic
engine und mutilRtctl In a shocking manner,
Lixzlu being thrown konlG twelrv or fifteen feet
down an enlbnnkmcnt. The old iady's face and
head were crushed tu Jelly. Coroner Cmnp-
bell was notified at once, mil an inquest hell,
the Jury scturntng verdict in accordance With
this above facte, ntAl exoneratfng Ll,n engineer,
0eorge Miller, and the railrosd company from
I'LL blame In tic sal affair.
, 1876-10-19
SECRET SOCIETIES.

toLcaar: O., Oct. 1s-In tho Aiason,c
o'.aa Lodge to-day very curncst discussion
w asa Oh the polnt Of order rclatlyo to tho
'eo:h'llon Of the colcrcd Muson,c tiruud Lodge
aunlo' Tho question Of their recognition was
rl.ta'eu Inst year aud laid over until this
ts.s xssaa. To-day tho Committee on Jurtspr,l.
rsra' tt'o mnttos back With resolution
E,s,a,im9h'liug The recognition ot tue culorcu
r.a r,saa Lodge. A poI1t of order was then
nIs. Is 'aat under thc Constitution uf Tho Grand
sc.t :, sose Resolutions ~cro not In order cx-
II. H. ~ amendments to t!ic Constitution jtkrlf
,.S niaha s!aster 0vcrruled tho pol,lt OF order
H. sens ss iaat thc resolutions were In order,
r., s!Nai "as takGn from this decision, uI,d
,,s,s ssastaieu by the tirnnl Lodge, there being
III, XII se's'''}'lSu majority tn favor OF tho up.
eo 1ae present Grand officers were a1l rc-c,cctcl
ntettns s" 10 s''o p'aee lof tue 1cxt
s'laa s'.lissEttASp, O., Oct. 1s.-Tho third snnuul
H. tsa o. nc Most Worthy High Court of In.
III G'Is". ~ ! urster OF Farrstera Opcned It's srs-
kr n y thls I elty yesterday. A large NUM-
h1no ,,n' Mneesasrs ~rru present. Tho fol-
,n:t, 'IIIsets IeeH, wsrc erytel; n. ". Il. Chief,
s' s.'ussr "g'f} Eoirrt 'i'llin, Sew iovk; u. i. Y:
uSr,stSn!. urs, "! 4. H. Caldwell, New forE: Trsas,
H. .u,ss n.,. Ntces, Newark, N. J.
Gtjnn.m...t m.t cetinE of the GullJt will bu held ut
"''as'on r., Uvi. ". lST7. ~ ~ "~'N ~
lsy,4x. s'as rs, .. D;*tttcA 70 Tho ntSuMA ~
.t,s ."Iis. .f ,ka ln,!. Ot,. ID, ,-lsolMrfs Of the
tueteM ~ tnc usah9l Lodge of tiuiM9 Tci,plars
snt.' sa Ell Today, There aro B45 lndces ii tic
asm'hss!!,. hs!,i h,elnbersilp of li,Gj7. CI'arecs
saydrr aas,[sl!t wero preferred againyt ", III,
II n committee. '@'" 'e's''e" w !"
N,s,,o. Noa,la Counsil ut Royal aud Select Mostor
, 1876-10-19

Tho Michigan CGntral Railroad Ia Just about
to take step which will undoubtedly greatly
bonc,is tho )Inu aud make II q stlll greater
fayoritc with the people Of Chicago than It now
Ia. or all the roals leading from t1ss vity to
tho East ths Michigan Contra! Is tho only one
which Is roalty u Chicago institution, depending
% 1t does almost solely On tho business It gcts
from the people of th!s city, aud lts Western
c.L'lnettons VI this po!nt. fcs tAn principal
tfolt, and SOHO tIinc a.go svea tllu ucncra! su.
lNrinteMtent, who used TO have lls ollys, here,
Was transferred tu Detroit. Mr.. Samuel
sloun, the '!ew President of the rua,l,
Is saEnctous 1nnn, and It did
,'nt takc hns long to sue tflat the lntcreats of
his road would ev better suhserYrl hy nlaktng
thogcnerul headquarters III Ch!raga lnstoau Vt
ut Detroit. a TKlBuAH reporter learned last
evening from most rellabtu source that tue
Directors lluyo dectlNl tu lnoys all the general
departments of thu Company to this city, and
leave nothing but a general agent Ut Urtroit.
rented y losu ~ this city. ,and will 1nosv here
with lljs family In few days. ALE tho other
general utllccsH will move hare shurtly utter,
Thu offices u lhs Company iu this city arc very
, 1876-10-19
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY OCTOBER
OBITUARY.

Eottfdl Dtspatch 10 TIE Tribune
DAVENPORT, a., Oct. 1e.-Afrs. Margaret T.c-
Claire, widow OF Antoine LcC1airc, ono Of the
original intorporators Of tho City If Davenport,
dlc'l this morning, aged n years. she had
'iyctl here fur forty.fnur years. She wRs Of In
.llan extinction, and spoke many 1uflian Dialects
beside English and French. Sho leaves to lxr
heirs Of whom tltcre abont eighty, forty acres
OF very valuable lat1 In the Heart Of the city.
Tier husband bail. ST.. ,sfargucri.e's Cathnl'c
C!nrcfl III tllts city, t,'st'n. auout $1,000. lie
and vas one Of thc very first settlers In Iowa,
building hut IN the lmnsa Of the MIasisstprl,
which was lien 'lefolntr, bu. upon which tl;rrc
ts nov the City of Davenport With lis 10000
population.
'Sp<cie' bispatth to TIE Yribun,
WAa1fINGToN, u. e., Uct. ls.--FraneiA r.
Blair, sr.. ,liel this afta,opn ut Silver Springs,
cfty.
, 1876-10-19

K'cuMoND, Fn., ucs. 1s.-t;cnrgo Ssnoot
{whItu) and Isaac Howell {co1orcD wcrc Killed,
und Ben Ford (co'ore.l) fatally Injured, by tl,u
explosion Of four boilers yesterday ut ths Cur
hon Hill coal minus, in Goochlanl County.
fourteen miles from K!cnnoul. Tho caltse Ut
tile accident was carelcssurss III allowing tho
water III tic boilers to hccone exhausted, and
then turning on Il Etrcam Of cold water. Tfcsu
wcrn thirteen boilers nbout tlle nlillcs. Seycrul
buildings II, tile vicinity were wrecked. Nouns
Iu the mines wAs hurt.
, 1876-10-19
HyMENFAt.

os4aa. 1s," ss1 bt*IateA 60 7at 1tiaua4,
o,h,la. TIL, a'L' oct: ls.-rhIs eyculug Ezra D,
;pf1i, tss4'er of tho Ouasga Bank. aud Mjs.
aqsttr, =, .ue ilanaaoine sud accomplished
Ii d. d,s !" the luto Mal. ". A. Dancfxk ~
7Ae H. ~ ~ united ta snurr!age. Ceremony
b. u n, :, A. 7. dwight. The affair wa. n,,!.t
NJ sera ~ !lsppicst u4turc. SIM. ai."ss. s'' 1ass
y Csaitgnsseen, The happy eouple e sfaEted sS ~
ss,. Msaala! Msaala aud tuur tlruuri. u Eestar, tns
Sses, s's' sy u their ft.eads met At ihn .1s,,o.
i s's1ulAs!ons and govd Wishes, eS'
, 1876-10-19

ST. LouIs, Oct. 1s.-As quantity ot converts
cd steel was being poured into MI ingot uIul,l
Ut the Vulcan Steel Works, In South st. Louis
Inst night, thu mul,l hurst, scattering the melt
cd steel IN oycry direction. A larga number Of
n,rn were working In thut part af tho building
and otherwise injured, two nj them, Stcpllru
Drolcrlck nua Patrick ttciley, perhaps fataliy.
, 1876-10-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ia dispatch from,
Spantahtown, about thirty miles duw,l the coast,
reports TIC ship Ryslal Hall, from Cartl!r, con-
signed to Balfous, Guthrie & Co. here, was
wrecked near ttcro last night at s D'clork. Nno
llnnt1s wcru lost trying to GET ashore. 1llr lnl-
nilro wcre taken oil tltfa morning by whalcr
from tic stutIon near by. Tho Capinin Is still
on hoard, refusing to roM,e aRhorr. The shIp IL
fast Dn tho rocks, the aea breaking over her,
mud Will probably soon 70 to pieces.
, 1876-10-19
rIcar tlro7sed stun at tho mills, and this was
worth s25 1nr NJ, Or s1,375 tnorc, making tho
firm lotn &0,1fj. Bastng Nil cattr1ntc o,, tlIla,
ahii on tho moro gctGrthln figures as to tt,u

Tim nro ,w,. os,, 1nh .,;.sa.; cAcsE. H., 49,, ,r
,hr wntn,,.ma., W. ~ ,trS t mseteo ~ rled nucK,
Il sc",. t,s ;, y. Me."5eMs n'l. aha he says
ncr " H. p % ave s1artsl II ing northwest r
E nr i, T. s1u ntaInst mar tno no'ier,ron Its
tH III ,s,,i ~ hoM r,t Dhe sevcsni atlt'oNtcu 70
mil rf,,f ,fs,,, -, Il .,,t, ~, t,s ~ t!net ~ s'u
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Tha cu,,se trnftn = ,;nn,y @ oa.t ano, ~ soo o.
tn.,. 1A''e'oiet 10 'lno'y W 1e1''a'" n'5s-
nj ie cr,n, Stroot NJ ,i.., t,t,t ,, Il, ,,c
aiar1n t,,r,, i',s o.@ ta ~ ~.
th" afnt i II th 3 n t lis Ish aos,, aa i.o,.. ~
track o trni T',y ,vcr 9a m'GG fci Ios 81 aif s
rnsc II. tEi, H. a.. sa .nto a as Y. s
Wnna .S y. Ate "Aa Iahcn u HIS no1ne o''
"IE.r A. 1,Fn refsu wn.rurvu.r 1cy.ru 40 ~n, ~.n,
slo trcc r fnr 1eroo M" Ill.,: II Pr mmn IH %
Tha III II, taus as oJ .0,te ueg ~ at tpiy leet a
+, Ill, L mnss sGaaeu % nu Ie slae,
ict~nn ia iarors W. Ing dbtm spaves NJ,
slnw ,sc,, nv S' ro
lais: 4 settss wv stfea'as sets !'reete5
men tn r,'o ~ o,~es .e VAN ~ t.r nr;,
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aiiv cn'.n, III te S KY VT T., nenR & erau
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snn" ~ IN m ~ ~ IN tt1ss vsr,, o,. ~ ", ,u~,,,,o
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rcutfinosa ~ ,,n,,i a,sn, ~ ~ tS .s.u ,' ser, III
eiaujnr ~ ~ ~" safssss @ -. III, .o"t " ~ ~.
"c,,,," % ~ ~ %s".ess W tne ts'n Ton'n ~ laS
Fnrt,,,,ata,n ~ M & ~ ca1a lily VIII ea,sea'
Nv easa 49,, rpa.Heney oeeu'ico'
at the toc of fin brraH.nm Ill., mr., NJ thc ,rc vyoa
nsnvirr gre,, ~ H. H. ,,t. ~ vi, LIZ III .s
mra scrosa oingue ~ rcot T., hn.nn.ors a,,I sI
nt'ns huasJs "
s,t't.t. .i ,, .hs aIs @ y. tne t.i,.neu.aae
as.r:iy .tt 'fu 'auo the . III H." % aa.a a.a ~ t.
,ri,,, a"ro1 tno tu un VAN stIWen' .ae
,n.n,,,r ia,,oa tS t IT, In at tnua,
n1;cni,,,v iutn tbo eAp hosrt ro afu ~ pt hnr %
tlistrirt whici,' fnr a4' tin,c I'm. T f,rcasnnctl
Tho citizeus rssnr IN tic % cassc precincts I'i Of
at,tss -, !, IT, 10 "1 aeana 10 nnet ~ ~ ,
acr,So1 ~, "y, si.o ~ ,;'o,,,. ,,i,' ne
fot H. " ~. a.u w. t..,.t ~ liz inss
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th EN- ios ,e f t,. ,a,r .r ao ms ~, uno
, 1876-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
CTJtCACo.

Tho alarm from Box 18, Ut II 80 yesterday
morning, WIS caused BY u smoky cooking
at No. 148 Clurk street. III running to the fire
Eugene Sweeney, pipemau, was thrown from
]osc.cart, but fortunately escaped Injury other
tlnn being temporarily stunned.
tThe alarm from Box GET at :i5 Inst evcuiuw
was caused BY sus.pipo bursting under tho
sidewalk IN front Of No. ITO Milwaukee avenue.
Dhn,nge trltllng.
At LAFAYETTE. IND.
Sp<cfa{ HsvGlch'fu Tic 4rfdHnf
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. ia ttru was diseoy-
cred IN n barn nsar tho curncr Ut Union and
Thirteenth atpl!t n last evening, unl WIS es-
ttnEufshcd before ,lllirll damage WIS du1,c, x
ferOnd fire, ahpnt taif-past II, bctwoen Tenth
and Eleventh, south Of Rrowtla burnt the barr.
ut A. d. Brfnghum and Mr.. FrouHt, With It's
contents. l0ss about G:!30; injured for
$l{al In tho Germans Of Rochester, N. i. 4
third lire broke out at y 40 this morning III tho
burn 0f Mira. Flcfcr, extending TO tho bari, ut
A. T.. Harvey, east Of Fuurtlt street., north Ut
the ferry, destroying botl barus, u 1argo guam
ttty u fccd, olto horse, buggy. llartcas, etc.
l4Osa, 500. Harvey was insured In the PhirnIx
Of Hartford fur $3.50. Thcsu lscs' wcru all H.
ccndlary.
LAT COLUMBIA CITY, Isr.
!SpeciHt Dikpdich 10 Iae Tribune.
foundry of J: II. ran|lerts, ut Colnnba City,
was tntully destroyed by fire, together with all
Its contents. Loss, $1,000. No insurance.
, 1876-10-19

Isptcidl DfsBafet 10 Ias Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mtcls.. Oct. ia yollng
l,,an uf " years nal,ioA John Shel,u1,, employed
In tho lumber ra1lp Of William Callan, u, Tllu
River, was INSTANTLY killed by falling trru to-
day. Deccuscd l,us parents iii Flint.
, 1876-10-19

SAN FnATclsco, CAL, Oct. 1s+--A dispatch
from Yuma, Artzoaa suys: 't Ground will bo
broken this afternoon on both sides Of the Col
osado River, untl the approaches to the river on
either side graGcd ut once for tho Texas Pacific
Railroad.
, 1876-10-19
c.ASNOr IeECoyER.

FVfEfu3 OV4skH 10 NV 177V2AE
SloCx CRY. H., Oct. lS.-s. 7. f.owell, who
was terribly injured III u runaway ut fan|ston
dny before yesterday, IL atIll alive, hut l,ruha-
bly callnot IonE sltrYlye. Us locklnw set In tlis
n,orning.
, 1876-10-19
TIE WEATHER,

WAslllSaToH. u: G., Oct. 10-1 q, In.-for
the Lake Region, fa]ltug barometer, e.,sterly Or
snut|,erly wlntls, rising temperature, lncreas!tl;
cloulness, anl rain aseas IN the Upper Laks
Region aud extending to the lower lakes,
LOCAL GlsEnYATIOhA.
, 1876-10-19
FIRES.
Extensive conflagration in tho
South Branch Lumber
District.
Tho Direction Of TIE Wind gaved tho
South Sido from Great Peril,
The Loss Estimated at from
$4,000 to $e7, 1000.

The roea Ea,,.,.,,s -, r,on,
s'4ha.co ae A'A
$4,000 to $4,000,
-
----
THE LUMBER DISTRICT,
oRHA7 pAHouR HAPPILY Aygnrgp.
~, an a,, alarm ".s struck from Dox sa7 at o;5l
!ass evening" box 2'7 being located ut tho eor'
,,er Of Archer aycnnc and Qnnrry street, within
the confines of Bridgeport, it WIS 10 bo anllci-
bridrcnort m IN i'm o Iu icm NJ % rcs NJ m,1r,crs i ap
a"s,,i.ta ~ tau st.n, " nss' 'au'aets h'lu
c'sa1tles' mas c1hinIted a notable excellence
since thu ear}test t!tnea III tho city's history.
And AM sa, when 1se veanss Of % SMOKE sosa UP
sle % making brilliant I clom1.s"crt.c,o % ~ ' for % ~"
people In quartcro remote from the sccro Of Tho
ONO @ mo more usss asserted s' itsolf. '' '''' "N'
Nor WIS thu expectation disappointed Al
exactly 10 o'clock second alnrm was sounded,
and the attention Of tho yet dtscngased me"'-
an1to,,,1v unon thu ,,ofnt shcrc +hc ,,ca.r,c,tv,
' o"s' 'a' po'''' "ae'I t"s uIasi aetss
e1et'.eut eoun' " sccn ~ "osn "ofo pMlnly
every moment. The whole Of tho southern skY
density. It was no small arc-t]lat was alrcody
o.toh,;s,.., e., .ha .,,",. - ~. s,,. .,''
s., ' w.. ~ s.o " wv 1esae"ts u tse
NoFth anu West Sides AZ ioF inc people IN
tho ncghbosi'ooa, thoy hud nit turned gu. ut
tho frat alar11l and were to mat1 busl1y cncogcd
IN 1ontino on An Hri,1ronort ,vos Il, q ro,nor
~ o1;a,t fr tiaro i. sena,,,n" t.. 49,. .a .'.o.
Of ocAeut; LOT theFe Is something IN u aro that
seems 10 aaf!siy thu thnsthete nature, ntiu III
thts Instance especially 81, as the Brhlgeportcss
lad suffered 10 long mud unnrcccdentctl n nrrlot1
of tr,nourliv. KoysanI riris ,nutha mi vo,,,,sr
women Old md miIs.a,rrd oo ncnnc nI fnscii Usi
1owm 4Rot ~ for'ns % on1 IT. En, p,ot, oIne
s0't, s@'N* ASe3"At "HA FNoNAt sA'3HuAtAIN
, 1876-10-19
MARQUETTE.

v,,ors11r, Mcls., Oct. 1s'-AnnivED-Pfors
h1sVs',, VSn',,.' Mary 1arcckl. J. 8. Fay, Tlonna;
:; & Il 81; 1E pfsss; Fssiss.
naxx faj ia. 9.dsy}-Ss, PAUL.
, 1876-10-19

u.et; SSts5sst; S"a;,E I.sf; ;oceS1ie e IT,
b nss.,;r!a !rspPP'a pPrra, 70. $x :! lumber
~, 0,n, fIfst NatIonal, jo1!e;. -. 1m y 1nG,:
M - eth nott; ID; D. 7. Wright plfd' f''a'' 10 l''
SsMmtaf.
, 1876-10-19

"a
,ssa ;s' 's' .s r.. YIN linz st :s ,s :s.:s III
1}su a1s a..''1 |, ihe lnnbcr.lncks wns very dn''
sa,'at ~ ~, but four lu'nl'cr.lndo' vessels were
e. + IT : ; III, s"' 's::! :ss.
; E:; : +: .s9 tf x'ss:s; IL; IL:
-, uith sS oe If tho docks Of tho Chicago Try
e 7 s;;is i; ss' sis ys:;sfs;
t,tinhlf s,n;I,arVe to tntc 70 Tho recamoaEgc
:I; 4 rss. sS III. HATH s sT aa
~ Cslah o. w t,om flrttoft, iayc pcgn examine
s;se .aa isqna al.ss; G,s 141s stt fsS, pn phe
" palchda', ~ itcr is making but 1T.
Z; % H., hsr s,,,Icns. ns ssylst1 stsa; ' 1S
al rs svs sS s II vent y tis
8. l. :.;s1 III sss ssr ss
id MtMIEs,nids tMEr aid Tom Kclloe.
, 1876-10-19
cnnfrnfcnt anil rommot!Inua, nnd extensive
mcntt, matte, NIL tho various departments If
tt,s fhH.
CHICAGO, CLINTON & WESTERN.
6pect1i D&pd.th ia TAs TrftHnA

CHICAGO, CLINTON d WESTERN.
6pec'ni Dt*pdsth Ia 7as 7tftHnA,
Iowa cIrY, H., Oct. 16.-3omc lime snte the
contract Sas let for tic completion nt gra1e ri
the Chicago, Clinton &; Wcstern Railroad ftpnl
this city to 1.cnox, uinc miles Gust nf this city,
at tho crossing Of tho Burlington, Cedar Rapids
j. Northern koad. Ferguson, tho contractor,
gathered aboht hundred n,cr, teams, clS., IN
the work. III made bills wtcroycr tc could
here Tor provisions, blankets, wagons, etc.,
9HrceInx to pat for them US l!e was paid ~ til.
m ihat be :.as THUS collss,n!nT large portion 81
l'!4 monthly estimates, and Ills t,lGt. struck for
t!tcr pay. md .un tho 18th Inst. the amount of
money coming y Ferguson wt,nld only
y s an sen:e ms H. cent? sn ~ and t* rctEaso S.as,
Int 10 keep shady for, dny OF
two, and tbs city autlH,ritIra 1lad IL iced Ills
IIscn Tho Company llnyc BOUNCED Ferguson,
settled with tc incil. AMI pitt them on t!c work
nEn!n. it Will l,U pushed to rapit( completion
10 thts c&ty within the next ten days.
THE NEW NORTHWESTERN DEPOT.
Tic managers OF the Chicago f. Northwestern
hIilroad Company layo decided 10 commence
the erection Of tho new depot al the corner Of
Wells mud lHnzlo streets without my Iurlhcr
delay, and Tho foundations will bc put IN this
Winter 10 tllat tho auperstructurc inay ro, up
early next spring. 1t Inns been decided to build
tho depot large enough to accommodate
aEl the various divisions Of this COM
rany including the Wisconsin anil Milwaukee
DlylsFon. Tho rntlroad bridge at kInzic street
Will hc torn down during tlle winter usl large
dDnllctruek structure erected II, ts t,la. The
Company |'ab not yet definitely decided uton
tho gtan for the new depot. It will, however,
~ all probability bu similar to The nue. Of tho
Pcnnsylyania Railroad ut Philadelphia with thu
main front on Wells street. Sfr. Marvin Hughttt,
tho Manager Of tile ron, IL now In thu
East inspecting tho principal dcpots In tho vari-
ulls EASTERN cities, and soon N lle returns,
Which will bc III u frw duys, tho plans Will be
definitely decided ltnnu and tho contracts for
the work gtyen uut.
, 1876-10-19

so-cia, Dispatch 70 Tie Tribune.
r'.ron. Mich, Oct. 1H-11;b0 T. MI
s't' nm, I,sdssr State, Oneida, Charles ].
pdfs-I G6.verutetie; scl.r Polly II. Rodgers.
EtF'a.m, ~. Asis. WEn.low. u. ". Powers, DIN.
tf-iVts .,n,or. Emma Thonipson and barres;
Hison ~ TWooJr1tG, Lone Star, DnYfa, Wheetatft
,st',. 4 4 1g.Ikss, i. r. Atwster, Lncy j. Clark.
rnsEs,kkaSssSos,b, gentlo; woather ffnc.
, 1876-10-19

&AEINEleVAt
uNvhlLlSo.
The statue Was Then unveiled, with cheers
froHt tho crowd, music by tho Alaslne Band, AMI
firing Of guns IN Lafayette Square,.
Ten. Sherman tl!cn Introduced t;cn. John A.
LoEan WHO delivered an eloquent tribute to ta,o
nletnnry OF tien MfPllereon. The orator waa
frequently interrupted ~ applause. nntl ut the
ennrlustnn OF biz address waa warmly congratu-
lated by tho distinguished persons Oil the plat
form, .
The baud then played the "CcntennI4l Expo.
sltluu March" autl the crowtl slowly dispersed.
THE STATUE
IL an equestrian figure, heroic IN size. 1t IL
mounted ,ttN,n ,nasslye gruliitu pedestal,
handsomely dtsignctl. MCPHERSON IS rrprc-
ecntpl us Viewing the Held Of bRttlc. lIuxrasEA
the cl,eck-rrllS 1T the horse un which l,c IL
mounted IL ''ia lett hand, .alll his right lund
hollis u icll.glass, which liu appears to have
lust removed frjnl lIls eyes.
EVENING MEETING.
The Society Ut TIN Army Of the Tennessee
hrllt injecting tonight At Lincoln Hall. CArt.
Ihelrs, ono ot fliu Commissioners for tho Uis-
trict Of Columbia, welcomed thy members a.
"hraye lllul,, W!loso deels ftsln l,art of uur
national Aattry.n Tits SONG OF hTrniup,
'Tr,m!,, Tralnph waS then s,iiiE, Wheu ten.
Tlayer, who commanded In tho Army Of tho
Tcni,eKace, delivered tho annual a.tdrces. Ilu
, 1876-10-19

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD.
II. en! Cana! and Hsxttcntn.sts. Ticket OnIccs, 81
Clafk.bt,. and NJ tetIots. :.
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Wilder, Woodstock; Ira Cochran, Il. Dorset;
Mrs. d. Haskell & daughter, Greenwich :
G. s. Lavste, Boston; M. W. Mscumber,
Albany, N. Y; d. A. Wing, New York !
Charles Campbell, West Rutland N. q.
Hyde, Poultney D. G. Brown, Brandon |;
A. L. Gates, Pittsford; z. Clark, Brandon;
e. P. Clark, winsted, Conn; Hon. II. "
Abel, West Haven W. Ii. Hollister'
Granville, N. Y; +. M. Cameron, Albany
N. Y. ; ]. Adams, Troy, N. T.; Mrs.
Henry Allen and child, Worcester, Mass. !;
Mrs. Mary Phillips, Worcester Mass; oy-
rus Jennings and wife, Hortonvills; K. A.
Hurlbut, Ogdensburg e. Guss Wheeler,
Boston; Mrs. Webster, Bristol; Mrs.
johnson, New York Miss Johnson, New
York W. l.. French, Burlington /;
L. G. Grain, New Haven, Conn; J. w.
Buffinton, New York J. 9. Mclaughlin,
Brandon VIM. Q. Brown, Irvlngton, N.
Y; NJ. D. Connslly, Philadelphia, Pa; s.
Bennister, Haverstraw, N. Y; VIM L.
Calkins, Ticonderoga, NY; MIR. and Mrs.
L. F. Schoheld and daughter, Plttsford /;
j. A. Westfeld, New York o. p. Lis
comb, Albany, N. Y. l.. Slavery, Troy,
N. Y; N. A. Litchfield, Hydeville James
E. Bradford, Taunton, Mass; James Ken
dali, Boston E. L. Bufiuton, Boston W..
Barwel, schenectady Charles Hydom,
James Cassion, Frank Kennedy, Saratogs.
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Fire.

About eleven o'clock Thursday evening,
some of the locomotives and several people
in the streets sounded the alarm of fire.
The fire proved to be An empty-as to
human inhabitants at least-dwelling house
belonging to Tommy Winters, and situated
the last house on the east side Of Gouger
hill. A crowd of about hundred denizens
of that part of the town gathered around
and wat ched the flames for about fifteen
minutes, when engines No. 1 and came
running fercely down the hill, No. few
minutes ahead, and got water onto the re-
mains of the building in the same order.
A good number Of firemen and others
came just before the engines, number of
whom turned in and saved Joe Dougherty's
house, about fifty feet north, in the cd
fashioned way, with ladder and pals of
water. They deserve credit for persisting
in carrying up water in spite Of the fact that
occasionally refreshing shower intended
for the roof Of the house drenched some
individual toiling up the ladder with pail;
and that empty pals were more frequently
caught on the heads than in the arms of en-
thusiastic assistants below.
The building occupied half hour in
burning. 1t was worth $3.50 or $500. The
insurance we did not learn.