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Piicafed forms. II Is we'll known that DR. Jane.
has stood At the head of the profession for 80
years. Age and experience are all-importan,.
SaA1nal Weakness, night losses by dreams
PimPies On the face, lost manhood, can positiv-
ely be cured. Ladies wanting the most delicate
attention, call or write. Pleasant home for pa.
tents. book for the million. Marriage
GUIDE, which tells you all about these diseases
who should marry-why MOTTO cents TO pay
postage. DIR. James has 80 rooms and parior
you see no one but the doctor. Office hours, {
A. ID. TO r. NJ. Suncays, 10 to IL. All bust
ness strictly confidential NAYS dSv-III
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REGULATING PILLS.

perfectly tastelsss, elegantly coated With sweet
fan, purge. issui:ts. purity, cleanse, md
ptrsnghen. Radvay's filis, for the cure OF al
aisar1ess OF the sto9seA, Liver, Bov els, Kidneys
Bladder, Nervous Dissasss, headache, Constipa-
uoa, Jostivepsees Indigestion, Dyepepeia, Bal.
ieusress, kiiiocs Fever, ILAammaiien Of the
Bowels. Piles. a7d al Dezaneements Of the inter.
nai visrera. WaTranteo TO efea positive cure.
Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner.
els. or deieterious drug.
oDUbssrvs the following symptoms resulting
6oa Disorders Of the Digestive crssns
CoastiPstioa. Inward Pile, fullness Of the
Blood IN the Head, Acitity Of the stomach,
Nssssa, Heartburn, Disyust Of Food, Flu Insss Q,
weight IL tAs .to@ssh: sour Erupsion., sinking
o. fiutteFings in the Pit Of the Stomach, SWIM
ming Of the Head, Hurried snd Difheait BREATH.
Ing. Flutteriss. At the Heart CHOKING or eunoeat-
InG Sensation when in . Lying Posture, Uimnes,
4 Viaen, Dots or Webs before the sieht. Fever
ID Dsii f.ia IN tss He'd. deficiency Of HsrsPi.-
- sd, Ch0t, Linhs, and hidden Fiushes az
Heat Burning in the Flesh.
~ aesas e RADW PILLS viii f,re the
ystsm rsa all the above named di,ordsr.N prscs
. esnt Pc box. Sold BY d-usgists.
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MEDICAL.
OVARIAN pUNOR,
OF Ten Years Grouts, cured
By Dr.. RadWay'f Remedies.
IHAVE HAD AZ OVARIAN TUMORIN THE
oyAaIEs AND BOWELS FOR ZEN YEARS.
Am ARsoF, Dec. %, 1875.

IHAVE HAD AZ OVARIAN TUMORIN THE
OyAaIE, AND BOWELS FOR ZEN YEAR5.
Am ARs,r, Dec. %, 1875.
Or RALw.Y: That o;Lers may be b n, fitted,
make this statement:
nave "a an ovarian Tunor in the ovaries
and bo.els for ten jean. tried IN hes. pa'si
clans Of this place ana others ithout any bere-
H.. II wAsgrowinx at such Iapidity that eoaid
not have liv,d much longer. A friend Of mice
indu6es me TO try Esdrsy's Benz dies i ha
not much faith IN them, bat frsLy, after much
Declaration, It:isd tsec.
purchs sell sig tstlies Ct the Rcsoiveat. two
boxes oil the Pills sad TIVE tcftef cf III Re.,et.
used those without any apparent benefit De-
tOmiDed to perserver. l used live more bot
Ties OF The kesolveCt, two Of toe Eei:ef and two
boxes u Pills. Before they were gone had lost
twenty fl We pounds
CONTINUED TO use the medicine until was
sur. hat was entirely cured. took the medi-
cine shout hye months, and during that lime,
lost forty -fre POUNDS. In all | took three Gozca
bot les OF tue solvent, six bo. les Of tbs EeLef
and six boxes OF ne Ri s.
feel perfectly well, and NY heart /, full OF
gratitude I. God for this help in my deep aftiie-
ton To yo1, SIR, and your wonderful medicine
'eel deeply INDEBTED AID nv p aver is ia Il it
may be as muca Il blessing to otherS as II has
been to NE.
[Slgned. MRS. &C. BIEBISS.
Mr.. Bibbns, VII make, the above certificate,
Is the person for whom l requested you TO send
m di:ine IN JUre, 1875. The medicIn|s above
stat d were bou- h cine, with the exception OF
what was sent to her by yu l may FAY that
her staten ut Is correct without qua ifcaiion.
teigcei, L. LsktH.
Druggist and Chemist. Ann Arbor. MiSa.
This may certify tina: Mrs Bibbins, uhD
makes the above certificate. is ant has ban for
in s.aiei are undou b;edly and undenIsbiy correct
Any one who knows Mrs Biboins, will believe
her statement. T,ignsd,l BsNJ. ID. cooker, (.
3. POND, Macy b. fosO, and Mary CooKER.
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For Stomachs Out Of Order.

No medicine will so e1ectually improve the
tone ofthe stomach as these Pulls; they remove
all cidity occas,oned either by Intemperance or
improper die'. They .each the Liver anu reduce
il H. healthy action; they are wonderfully eff
dcaSious IN cases rpism- in fact they nev.r
TAI, in curing all disorders Of the liver apd
stomach.
HOLLOWAY'5 PILLS are the bert known in
the world for the Glowing di-eas
Agne, Asthma, lIous Compliant. Blo;cbes
on the shin, Bowels, onsu milton, Debiiuy,
Dropss, by sentery, Erysi elias. Female lrregn-
iarities, Feveis OF all kIndp, Fits, GOut, Head.
ache, digestion, Inflammation, Jaundice,
Liver mpia.nts, LumbAxO. Piles, Rheuma-
tism, Retention of urine, :rofulAr or Kings
Evil, Sure Throats, Stone and Gravel, Tic Dou.
louieux Tumors. Ulcers. worms OF AL Kinds,
Weakness from any cause etc
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"WATER FILTER" PATENTED NOVEMBER 10 1870

used 1 npS y. ia Force
Fay ready.
Fire Pump
Mnhs
SRcnars
e-oo
h hgnp
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature Of J.
HAYDOCK, - sEent for the , nitest 3 ates, eur
rounds each box OF Pills, and Ointment.
handsome reward will be given 70 any one rem
derinB such information rs may lead to the de.
tectioa OF any party pa ties counte rfeIting
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them To be spurious.
's'Sold ~ &c manufsctory Of Professor Hon.
LowAY Co. New York, aai by al respect
able dIugg sts and dealers in medicine throus H.
out the vllizei world, in boxes nj Is cent, ~
cents ard 81 each.
ErThere is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. directions FOR the guidance of paiieuts
IN every d sorder are afhxed TO each boz.
Office, liz Liberty st., New York.
RICHARDSON & CO., AGENTS,
octlS-eod&w-35 ST. Louis. Mo
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AVS PILLS
Invariably earss tie following diseases;
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In al diseases affecting these organs. wheth-
er they ecreie too mara 100 lutte wafer;
or y h. taer they be afflicted hitone or gravel,
or with aches and pains settled IN the IONS
owe the regi ms OF tn Idn-ys these his
snou Il be taken ac"ordirg % the pri.Ied dIrec-
tons, and tire Oirtm, Mt sho1i.i-b wei rubbed
into thr small OF he back at b, time. Tins
treatment will give . most immediate relief
when all o'her means hsv. fai.cd.
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fever AND AGUE

Fever and Ague cured iGf fifty cent?. There Il
not Q remedial sSen in the world that will cure
ever and asue, and all other ma,arious, bilious,
scsslet, typhoid, yellow and other levers (aided
b. Radvsy's Ptils) % quick - RAdvsy' Resdy
Relief. Fly csnts per Bottle
Eo.i BY Druggists.
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In an Private Matters consult
DR.. CLARKE, 1SG South Clark STREET

He ts an Old Experienced and Rsltnt;e PIN
neiGn. LADIES' may consult on al IRREGyJIAR
TITS AND DISEASES OF A Chronic OR
DELICATE nature with the assurance OF relief
ESend two stamps for "Ssfecuardsof Heath.
s-rong $500 per box. Periodic Nh are xi1
Per bottle. ..Pessarie PreventiS" $40 each
warranted Private Home Recommendation and
Iarsing when required
ELECIRO THERAPEUTICS. d.. Clarke ed
ministers Medical EIsctrieifp, scten.;scai,s -,
sid OF other remedies) for a;isu. Par1s, .is
ChoTca (st vitus Dance) &c.
-SPamdtorhed. Seminal Weakness. MOI
Emlsst2ns. and al nervous and re1Ts. effects Of
cured @send two sfamps for Roc. az ,Se.s
euo)ects. Orders for all kind of-Ru5ber Gos.d.'
1isd At once Consultation free. sacred and con.
y. D. CLARKE, Iss South Clark ST, Chsasso.
SeSis.
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READ FALSE AID TRUE. /"

ssaions ietts--sszmp to RADwAYA CO.. No.
- Wassso ST.. Eev YORK. Inlhenatiop-vosth
aOonnkb vm b nj yea.
0G1S-lnr0-0t-nn-k.v
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MISC ELLANEOUS.
Mark These Facts F!
The Testimony Of The Whole World.
HOLlOWAY'S PILLS

81 had no apTe lie; Holloway 3 Pills gave me
. heart. on. -
''l cur riis are Marvellous
81 s nj ior another box, aud eep them IN the
house -
Wa chronic +"
Il saye one of your Pills 10 ny bab for cho,-
era morbus. Tie dear iItt.e thing Ut we'll in
day I"
"My Nausea of n morning is cured."
''Scar to1 ct Ito, oyals Ointment cured me
OF noises h he'd. Iubb some of YOUR
Ointms Mt benInd the ears, and the noise has
LETT -
'.rend me two boxes; want one fer poor
family
"ncl dolls- you price l. Is CENTS, bat
TIE uedc 10 me is wo, III a DOLLAR
''ss nj m. five boxes OF our Pills"
Let m ha e IN zee oxes your Pills by re-
turn maj, tor Chilis and Fever"
have over two hundred such te timonials
Guide.
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4sIS-thL-.
DR., W.sss TIER,


5l7 ST. Charles street. st Louis, Nc.
uss ss.a IoE-.- sa7z7-s il te- -,-tal tre,, er
sens.eai, Sesqai md Chronic Diseases
-Syphiiis. Conorrhoea- C!aeS Structure.
Srcnitis. Hernia. o. Rupture, al Ur,nsT,
y 5eases -ad syphi'ic.c Or Ts,aTcuriai afISc-
lions 9, The throat skin o. bones, A-s ts,E:si
--parA!sd s-eees &C --latest SCI. Erias rrz-iI.cs-
Spern7tSTrhosa, Sexual DEBILITY and
tmpctencys astA. Fesz-; CT ser aesss ,osts,
- y -strer gears or et.er c.5ses ard VIII
I-St-ce SINE Of tie following eGec:s: ae-oarsss
,.ssiszs. de5iisy daness Of .:Ss. ee.ct.rs rszorF
ri-P;ss &C tie -es pAysiest dteey sssssy
fsi.es eo,ren Of tsea,. Toss se,usI yorer. etc.
asrias marriage, improper or unhappy, a,
aseye s~n; in sess3 sasel,7s for po.iag. .anps
Diseases reculi liar TO women. s1-s 80
LataoIT DyssesoryAa Ne ss--sasia Lrs--rTAxs
vAes clo,Oss Diseases and .psesnsrts ftAsvo-.s,
s..f sealed Cor starps Age With erpercnee
LED is ses sy,ician treat >gs
.ats 81 eases every year acquires erest skill Psy-c.s
knovne tris fca1entiy recon7en1 persors TO my
eHns-iica per~on=ly or b. letter. free rr
issite1 WIN vi.i. the city far
CIease ruiraatsst exis,s ili-fr=&y
tss1 On-s eSU-s: A. u. TO p u. Sanasys u u. 70
iPs Peyssas esrrz5 IN the city CT aav Aour sag
erees 70 fas sf!es. ~ At hisht ring the Doov Bell
west extensive IN the eeuay, enhraens Recertion AL
Csa.rs,icn resas, Bes-ine and sleping apariraen':
E--i.atei and Wager Fa'As; comprehensive Laeorsors
re-re Al IN the prepare
and NEST important % ali the Library. the oil
latest stand tri -o-xs OF I'll The schG reinS are
foars $50 Aaz.oca ris-.s size .ai cos-,t 10 l-
lus,-a::- dsezs eo,ds-s shIe hsye ben prs-a-si
from Pam. Erlr-c T0sIr-s. ~ and Is
sUa6 IN sGy c;sE Lis-.-v IN the CIV. Lts.s-y 10
u - VI. ga % = J e.Isrs Xilrcis a. esor,.
=
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CONSUMPTION.

sumption Powders viii be sen, ire nv msir
POSI- pslo, u every sufferer g. ON the above dis.
ease. This Is the only pr, para;ioa knosn to
cU7s or benefit that discs.a
Price for large box s3 90,
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Any person amicted with the sbove disease.
10 feque sted 70 send Their I'D iress 10 An SoS-
bins: and tri.i box Of Dr.. G0uiard's i, iaiiIh'e
FIT Powders " be . mt T. them, by mail most
Faid, IRkf. Inese Powders have been te.ted
pc man, nj fe has been tae resul: IN eyerv in
stance ssnerers irosh thf. disc asc snonl5 rive
tnsss pc. oe,s n cary trial. IS iis curative
been cur~o BY . NAL box al e. H~'"s
Price = ,aLx. box BY mail, past paid TO auy
paftof the United seatss or Canada, s. %.
ApDEEss,
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sgoNE THIRD IS SAVED ::

IN quantity by their perfect purity and great
strength; the only kinds made by prac.
teal Chemist and Physician. with scientific
care u insure uniformity heal;hfulness, deli
cacv and freedom from all injurious substan-
ceg. They are fur superb. TO The common
adnlterated kinds. Obtain the genuine. OH
serve our Trade Marks rs above, Cream
Baking Powder. Gland and Cornucopia."
Buy the Baking Powder only in cans securely
labelled. Many have been deceived in loose
>r bulk Powder sold as DR.. Prices.
Manufactured only bv
STEELE & PRICE.
CaicCrO, ~. L0Uis and Cincinnati
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For Cutaneous Disorders.

And all erupt'"rs Of the skin, this Oiptmentis
most invaluable It does not ne externally
alone. but penetrates with The most searchiax
effects - tie very oc: OF the evil
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DR.. JAMES
Lock Hospital
CORNER
Washington
aaA E,..Lfs.

Chicago. III
Chartered by the
State oiIilinois for
the express pur.
pose of giving I'M
mediate relief in
all cas- es of pri-
vate, chronic and
urinary dlaeases.
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ASH & ROBBINS
FITS OR EPILEPSY.

ocf3l.il w.
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IS, FCL1on s1,zx., B.ooxrxx w
ocs3l-4e
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MEDICAL.
DIR. J. BRYAN,
DISEASES OF MEN.

GuaEantcEs the most scent &c Treatment
SpceIy ami Permanent Care in all cases.
His Specially .or thirty years hiss been
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J. F. RICHARDS
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"AsHINUIU0S, IItCtIuDcI II.
Mr.. KNOTT, chairman of the judiciary
committee, reported resolution as a SUBJ
sti,ute for Mr.. McCrary's resolution, in re-
gard to counting the electoral votes. 1t
provides for C ,mmittee of seven to act in
conjunction with any similar committee
that may be appointed by the Senate, TO re-
port without delay, a measure best calcu-
lated to accomplish the desired end also
another committee of seven to report what
are the privileges, powers and duties Of the
House in counting the electoral votes
The resolution was adopted, under opera
tiou of the previous question, without de-
bate or division.
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No matter how violent or excrcciating the pain,
the Rheumatics Bed-ridden, Inf m, tripp ed,
Nervous, Neuralgic, or .prostrated with .disease
may tursr.
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A SURPRISE PARTY.

An incendiary fire also took place, yes
terday, at the town of Florence, burning
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-03
STOCK PRIVILEGES.
"Puts" and "CaIIs."

NTOCK PRIVILEGE ES-pOTS AND CALLS
- are contracts sold by operators for pre-
MUM, and signed mt distance from the
market price, giving the holder of the priv
ilege the right to close the contract ut any
time within the time named in the privilege.
Specializing in stocks by means of Pats and
Calls has been in practice for years at the
stock exchanges of London. Vienna, Berlin
and the Paris Bourse, and in New York it is
the most popular way Of operating in stocks; /;
such operators as Daniel Drew, Russel Sage.
Jay Gould. Il. II. Chapin. G. II. Osborne, and
others, dealing in them largely.
To the stock public of the Pacific coast this
system was popularized by us, although the
buying and selling Of Privileges has been in
practice among brokers for years past. Such
operators and capitalists as Jas. X. keene,
Jas. II. Latham Il o., Greene baum, lielbing
AZ Co., 5. B. Boswell Il Co., }. Mckcnty and
others, sell privileges on his market. We
have yet 10 hear OF he first complaint in the
settlement of our privileges. All our con-
tracts have been honored at the time notice
was given for settlement.
The business has assumed such proportions
that we are compelled to increase our office
accommodations. Explanatory pamphlets
sent free TO any address.
SAMPL MCKEE & CO..
Brokers and Dealers in Stock Privileges, $40
Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. Cal. jas'lm
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Stock Privileges.

pY THE ONLY METHOD FORMERLY
ID in vogue large amount Of ready cash
was required to speculate in stocks; none but
the wealthy could operate; the man Of small
means could only look on, while his rich
neighbor grew richer every day. By the
stock privilege system this is completely
changed. AS we issue privileges from $40
upwards, everybody has a chance to operate.
The following rates of premium secure priv
ileges on any stock:
81 per share for 10 day privilege.
So per share for 20 day privilege.
So per share for 30 day privilege.
Orders. which can be sent either by tele-
graph, express or mail, will be promptly at
tended to. Explanatory circular sent to any
address. TilOS. J. THOMPSON Il CO.,
ja4-lm 3l9 California ST., San Francisco, Cal
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AND ALL POINTS SOUTH.
BY its teams, with care and dispatch and al
the lowest rates.
n27.f n. EvERrs. General Sup't.
, 1876-10-22

Gaushan, who ridicu1ed the idea Of violence be-
Ing done with weapon that had been 1uloadc!
for years. After few oaths,: Gaurham stcpped
back and fired three times at his opponent. the
second end third shots only taking cfrect,-ono
in the abdomen, an inch or so below the navel;
the other in the right groin. which in itself
would probably not prove serious. The wound
ed man hurled back an imprccation, and then
staggered away from the place, and was not
found until some time later, when some OF his
an alley near Ashland avenue and Augusta
street. He was removed to his home, and was
unable to fo1eteH the ultimate ~ result ut
Of the injuries until after probing
the wounds to-day. Atall events,he pronounced
them cmincntly dangerous, and has but littls
hopes OF recovery.
Immediately after the shooting, Gaughan,
without waiting to see what injury he had done,
rushed upstairs, and hid himself in the store
room under pile OF rubbish, from which Ii
vas shortly after extricated By officer Jacob
Gross, Of tile Chicago Avenue Station. He
was at once locked up in the station. Al
though apparently under tho influence OF
liquor, he was able to tn1k freely about the af-
fair, and reason With the polio. III their efforts
to elicit the full details Of tic affair from him.
He put together an ingenious story as to how
tried to bite off his upper-lip. The fact ut tho
shooting lie freely owned up to. Later his wife
visited the station, and she, too, had ver-
sion calculated to lessen the weight Of her h,is-
bands crime, relating q tale that Wicks
had frequently assaulted her, and upon this o.
casion had tried to bite oil her left thumb. ami
that while doing this her husband had shot
him. Both these stories are strenuo1lsly con-
tradictea BY two intelligent boys who Witnessed
the entire row.
Both men arc OF Irish birth, about 10 years Of
age, married, but neither have children.
, 1876-10-22

Mr. Van Arman-Do you propose it:
Mr. O'Bnen-Well, II Nr. Reed wants 1t.
Mr.. Van Arman-1t is Just az the Court says.
Mr. o'Brien suid something about the remark
having been made for the benefit Of the jury.
Mr. Van Arman-If the gentlemen want to 20 on
can stay here as long as any living who il not
older than am. tSmtles.
instructions now.
Mr.. Van Arman-That you don't say for the bene-
TT Ut the jury.
Mr. swe1t-No Imakc it sincerely.
Mr. Reed eaid he had no Instructions prepared
There was rule OF court which forbid such thing
Nr O'Brien-I didn't make the proposition.
Mr. Swett-Ild1dn't know OF it. 1claim no I'D
''A'Ases' MORE r1EAsAnrnr/
Mr. Van Aruan ito Mr.. o'Brian)-There is also
a rule that in decent society nan shouldn't make
Mr f. +; Reed lreferring doubtless to- the rule Of
eourt) That has been in force a year and half.
It Vas finally decided to defer the arguments
until Monday morning, the Court remarkins that
he would have to leavc at O'Clock, whereupon at
about half past 8 the court adjourned until 10
o'clock Tomorrow morning.
THE RULINGS OF THE COURT
during the day were much commented upon, and
Sullivan u friends have the strongest hopes Of an
acquittal Mr. SWEET, the senior counsel for the
defense, said after the adjournment 'We'll get
the States Attorney and his associate feel sume
what discouraged. They will make use OF Sulll-
vans display Of temper in their arguments to the
jury as tending to show how ungorcrnab1e it Is,
and how passionate he Is"
Mr. Reed will make the opening speech for the
prosecution Monday morning: Mr: SWEET will fol-
low for the defense. Then hr. O'Brien will talk;
and Mr.. Van Arman will close.
, 1876-10-22
CRIME.

THE J91IET RUNAWAYs.
The refugees from the Joliet Penitentiary did
not enjoy the libertyfor which they hazarded SO
much in eHecting their escape. Yesterday
morning one Of theu1-Gcorge Williams By
pame-arriyed in town, and borrowing so cents
from Tom Bell, q worthless thief who pretended
to befriend him, and was preparing to
depart on an outwarl-bound steamer
from the Northern Transportation Com
panv's dock, at the foot Of Lasalle street.
Tom Bell squcaled on him at the Armory, md
Detective Slayton and Tom Trainor at once
pursued and captured the refugee. In the after
noon Deputy supt Dixon received the follow
ing dispatch from, R. ". NcClaughry, Warden:
q We caught McGinnis, Malone, and Smith east
Of Lcmont. O'Neil and Kennedy seem to be
making for Blue Islaud.' At 9:20 last evening
these two latter arrived in this city
on coal train on the Alton Road, but as the
police were uninformed as to their arrival they
made good their escape. They can hardly avoid
capture, however, as It is almost impossible for
them to get other than their prison clothing.
, 1876-10-22
4 WOMAN IN THE DEPTHS.

4 WOMAN IN The DEPTHS.
Though ne we're now 1,50o feet below the sur
face of the earth, there was ahaft sunk 100
feet deeper still. But there was no "cage" in
it, and no way of access except BY a bucket
swung up and down, us By well-sweep Peer
ing over the edge Of the pit, one could see
faint light at what seemed an unfathomable
depth below. Col. Fair had drawn us one side
to shaft where We could get breath Of cool
air, when asked if we could not continue our
explorations down In this lower 1e7els He look
ed at me incredu1ously. I" Yes, We could, if We
could screw our courage up to swinging at
ropc's end and being let down like n bucket in
well.'' sand the lady." ''No, no; such
that sex down in that tremendous depth under
ground.'' Well, hut there must be first one;
here is IN American girl that has been around
the world, and isn't afraid to try" Slowly he
rose up, as il he doubted her courage even then.
As was fitting, led the way. The bucket was
men, but would give them standingg-room for
only one foot apiece The other leg was
kept swinging III mid-air, serving as a guide
to the bucket, which would spin around Ike q
tie shaft so that kick had to be given
in the rear to send it off to the opposite side
Thus spinning and revolving, and knocking mere
and there, it descended with considerable
velocity TIL it reached the level below. ine
foreman first took me in hand The bucket
was drawn to the side and we put in one loot
each, then grasped the chain overhead and he
put his arm around rue, and we were ho1stod
away, swinging foot or two to get clear, and
then lifted over the mouth OF the pll ana e1o"l{
let down. How long We were in descending
do not knoW-Derhaps not over minute, Tut It
seemed much longer.
Then came C's turn, whom Col. Fair would
let no ono take In charge but himself. She