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SENATE.

The Senate met ut $50 L. NJ. ..
On motion Of Mr.. Grantham, the read
ing OF the journal Of yesterday was dis
pensed with.
Mr.. Dennis, Chairman OF the Commit
tee on Judiciary, reported back from thai
committee Senate Bill No. 10, regulating
mileage, with amendments, recommend
ing its passage as amended. DID,. e..
Also Senate Bill No. SO, providing fol
the appointment Of an inspector OF illu
mlnating oils, and prescribing his duties
with the recommendation that il pass.
Also Senate Bill No. %, to amend sec
ton . OF chapter l9S Of the acts Of 1872
Also Senate Bill No. 10, directing the
Governor TO convey the interest OF the
State in the minerals under the bed Of q
portion Of the Ohio river, in Hancock
county, to parties heretofore contracted
with, with the recommendation that the
bill pass.
Also House Joint Resolution No. Q
instruCting the Senators and Representa-.
tivcs in Congress to favor u modification
OF the Internal revenue laws in reference
to the sale of tobacco, with amendments,
with the recommendation that il pas.
Mr.. Johnson from the Committee on
Taxation and Finances, reported back
Senate Bill No. II, relating to sherila,
with the recommendation tharit pass.
Mr.. Ferret offered resolution To bay
officers, pages and Committee Clerks Of
the Senate mileage. On motion Of Mr..
Bnrdctt the resolution was laid on the
tabIe.
Onmotion of Mr.CalLwell, Senate Bills
No. " and 1, We're taken up and placed
on the calendar.
Ca motion Of Mr.. I.oomis, Senate Fill
No.9, was taken up and placed on the
calendar.
Mr.. Scott introduced Senate Bill No.
~. a bill TO amend aud rc,enacL Section
Z, Of Chapter 80, Of the Code Of West
Virginia, that there shall be county tax
of fifty cents on every suit in the Circuit
or County Court. Referred to the Jndici.
AIRY Committee. Fag
Leave was granted Mr.. Newton to with.
draw from theAIcs of the Senate, OF last
session, u petition Of the citizens Of Web.
ster county.
Mr.. Butler introduced Senate Bill No.
IS, a bill giving to arbitrators power ID
summons witnesses and compel their al.
tendance. Referred to the Committee on
Judiciary.
Mr.. Newton offered apetitiOn from
the citizens of Webster county asking
pay for D, II. Lilly for services a. Prose-
cutting Attorney OF Webster county. Re.
ferrcd TO the Committee on Claims aud
Grievances.
Mr.. Adams offered u resolution 10 take
from Shcritls the collection Of school
taxes, Referred 10 the Committee on
Education.
Mr., Jones offered resolution 10
amend the school law, so as to make il
more efficient. Referred To tho Commit.
tee on Education.
Leave was granted Senator Cot ia
withdraw from the ilGs Of the Senate
Senate Bill No. Iii.
Senate bill No, Gabill authorizing cor,
porations to issue registered and coupon
bonds and to exchange the one for the
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EDUCATIONAL.
1876. 1877,
West Virginia University.
MORGANTOWN, W. VA.

Thu Fall Term begins September 4th with n
CorNol ten efficient mud accomplished Professors
and Instructors, with all the departments fully
SlnlplSI' amt under tho SUPPLEMENTARY Of RrV.
John W. Scott, DID, L.I. D., acting President,
whose laTEc experience, scholarly attainmenis and
recognized standing Rs nm educator, justlfes the
eHlEriat ion OF continued and increasing success
Winter Term bCgins January :. Spring Term
ton, address H. c, BEHKFLkY A. Al
An@b-S@W Secretary Of Faculty.
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OHARTER ELECTION.

Cry CLERE's OPPIcR, /
WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. ~, 1871. /
On Thursday, January 18th, 1877, an election
Will BE- held Tor Mayor, Clerk, Sergeant, Street
Commissioner, superintendent Of Water Works
aud Wharf Master, Of The City Of Wheeling, and
for members Of Council for the several Wards Of
said city, commencing at O'Clock 4. NJ and closing
al o'clock P. NJ at the following places In the sew.
erAl WMds, viz:
In the Fini Ward, ut tho vIgllant Engine House
10 The Second Ward, At the North Hall 10 the
Market Housa
In the Third Ward, at the Court Hou~.
In the Fourth Ward, at the Atlantic Engine
House
IN the Filth Word, at the Guards Hose Iousn.
Ia The Sixth Ward, at the Unilel Engine House.
III the Seventh Ward, at the storr Of J. H. LII.
In the Eighth Ward, at the store room Of NJ.
Mtlor, on the East side Of jacob street told Fifth
The members Of the SeCond Branch Of Council
are ApnOTliOue,l ~ follows:
For tho Firlt Ward, three mOmbeFl; for the Sec.
ond Ward, three members; for the Third Ward.
three members; for the Fourth Want three mcIn.
hsTS; lot the Fifth Wand, three members: for the
sixth Ward, four members for the Seventh Ward,
two members; for the Eighth Ward, four member
There Is also 10 be elected 10 the First Branch Of
Council one member FROM each Ward, to serve Ior
four years.
The election will 10 held under the aperlntcn.
dence ni such persons rs His Honor the MayorInay
appoint
falls F. A. BRITT, City Clerk
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htshop. The mftrc rested on a cushion OF white
flowers. Thc clerical pail fcarcr, were the Rev.
Fathers Foley, MrManus, Gl,apc1ln, anl Mrtnv,
oi this city, Boyle nmi Waller, Ut Washington,
and Grtllli1, Of St. Charles.
Carriages containing the tIgnitariea Of tho
church and somc Of The visiting clergy folIowch
the hrarsc. a. the procession passed the
Cathedral the clergy and temlnarsans rhantcf
the M,ecrcrc. When the tlcad Ut thr procession
halted, tho street was 80 trpnQctt thnt the
p,1tce had much difficulty In clearing space SUI
h.fent fnr the pn1l-lanrcrs 10 remove tia cnsket
from the l,rnEse. The caskct wn* tukcn to thr
west rar1or Of The rrsi1cnre anil PLACED upon d
cataiafqte. The b4Nly was then laid In state,
hut none others than the clergy and scr,lnari-
ans and members of the Conference we're s,tr-
mtttcd to view II until o'rlock IN tho evening.
The Arehcpt*copal residence and Cathedral
will take place Of, Tuesday next after which
the remains will DO taken 10 En,a.ttsburg for
informant
, 1877-10-06

Hon David A. Wells. ". Middleton Campbell,
and g. Stanley Brown. What Mr. Aligcy has
done With the large sum OF money received Ia n
mystery. Tho SECRETARY safd: ale Is very
generous man. hut don't think he used this
money in a low way, MS on women
or horfc.ractng. But he was generous.
and IN many enterprises. believe, too, hc
was religious man, md gave nurl1 mnncy in
that wnv. Had mt this matter leaked AMI. It
was nv intention to !lnvc sail nothing about Il.
The lass Will not MI fall uron tho Company.
sfr. All1gcr has Two lh,nllenlcn to tho amount
Of $7U,0Nln Mr. AllEer Is well known in the
city for iIherality atd enterprise. lie WAS A
!nc'nber q Gen. sha1cr's s'afE, Trnt,ce of the
l'cAtNnty fiontc, anil Director In scyern1 insnr.
ancc companies. It !. not the present intention
Of Tho Commercial Union tu proceed in
the matter further than changing the agency
aud suing the bondsmcn. If the, latter nrc
worth ANYTHING, tho loss will cnmc within, per-
hnps, $7U.uW. From cable dispatches received
frt the hnmc ofiisc.t he Compn,y lns had M cot,-
suitation with AIliQcr, hut Inns sctcrre.! him TO
It's Secretary md Mr.. Campbell, one Of lis III
rcctors. ln rcgartl 10 the etTcrt ot tho deficit
u,,on tho Commercial Union, sfr. Brown said It
was bnt an annoyinY loss, probably one year.
business In America. The total assttA amount
to $1.tGb58{.
, 1877-10-06

NEwAKK, N. j., Oct. "a solemn mass OF
rcauiem for Archbishop Bailey waa offered To-
day ln the Cathedral, Bishop CasEtxan being thu
celebrant. After religious services, the remains
were piared In 4 hearse, au1, accompanied by u
procession oi societies, we're taken to she Baltt-
more tsaia ip waiting. The cotllu was Of white
oak, with decorations. There weru 10 howers.
All By lht wtsh Vi thr late Archbishop.
DALTluong. Uct. 5.-rhr remains Of the
late Archbishop paylcy reached this city tllis
afternoon. The anuoupcetnent OF tho time lor
thc arrival Of tAc IelnaIus was KcueEul through.
out The city. ami tie crowd which gathered 1t
the Union Dcput and along thu routu ot thu
Procession. 70 ths ArchsptseopaI residence
numbered fully 15.o0l. Tue reverend clergy,
With Mousixueut Ctatarl, u ths American Col
legs Ut Rome, tho Cathullc Conference.
the Trustees uG thu Cathedral, tho
Young, !Catholics' Friend Society, tho
Catholic yuuua MEMS Library Association,
Catholic pcuelelal aud Temperance societies,
ahu tas Knights u st. lgnatlus assembled, ami
escorted the rrn!a!ns to the late Residence II thu
1eceased Archbishop. The PROCESSION hal ip
rum cIoss With the representation Of a
ulnthrr aud yhtld, aud among the elesEy was
oefue lie mltEs aud vrokies VI the Istu Arch.
, 1877-10-06

HunH eatned-S0ne.
Double plays--retsra. uarnes. and Mcvey, l.;
narnee and Mcvey, /; shaflcF and Latham, l.
First base on cff0rs-Stcyev, z; Anson, 3;
Rpa!uua, !; Eericr, /: Latham, J.; Gerhardt, i !;
Crowley, !. Chicago. 7; Louisville, 3.
Lott on hascs-lafncs, J.: Mcveyt Z; Anson, y;
EgR1sr I: Latham, =: si,afref, =: cfarer, l; snJ.
l!ascs on called hstls-OH 1teis, l; Oh Devlin, 2.
Pissed halls-Nnne.
Wild pftchts-Snne.
Time of eamc-one hour and forty minutes.
lmp1ra a-tonc.
Tho same clubs play ugatn this afternoon,
and 1t wIll b worthy nf note TINT 1t Is tho last
championship Gnme Of The ycar,-not only here,
but ut large. There is no reason why the
Whites should not win handsome victory tU
close tho season with. md they should have q
Eo0d attendance OF friends OF tho cntnc to SEQ
tlc End Of tue championship year.
Tho question having been a.ktd By several
Observation-Disclosures, How arc wp to ret to SEQ
saturdays Vanlc,--otr coupons are all used upf
THE TRIBUNE procccds to answer: 1uke your
book.cuvcra; they will admit yo,. Tho game
is really sort OF present by the management,
the 'scasoE,-eeAtcfs having already lad tho
forty Eatncs for which they ta
81. LOEIs-CiNcfNNATL,
ST, Louis, Oct. 5.-The game to-day resulted
rs follows:
IT.. Lon'a =, ...Q I Q Q Oil
Cincinnati tl................ 20 o U . . o. =
I,a.e-l.lts-ft. Louis, II; Cincinnati, 10.
Huns eafncd-st. Louis. =; CtncinnstI. =,
Errofa-St. Louis, 81 Cinclnnati IL.
Dafkncss prevented tho game from being
finished.
, 1877-10-06

Tbo roorcst battfnv tha CbIraco nJno of 1R77
rvrr u,snorcl IN 1n m to vrs,ep.l,v v,. In y,
1n.',s ssso. - ~ 1eseay "as ~ a..
Loa's' May ~. At taat limo tho team was At
tta lowest depth. aud jet, with nlrtls umpisug
aud Smith and Watt both In the ltgt, the
mut3a siva h,ts. Yestcr6lav Harnca .,ronnc,, cuo
49,. -.',ass .,, r.,~,a. ~. opts w.
"Hes eeeoaa ana HGx!el Got eoanuef paat
hrst,-ano TINT was ~ tho nine was ablu to do
tn the whole game. 1t was melancholy spec-
tarlp OF fallen greatness to aee McVey. Anson.
peter. lftnos mi a,n1dtn. t,t. .,x.,.. ..,sIe
tes.'s: 't.uss. WV opA'o1us 'sAe s"enty tFals
A. tae Dali aau never ees ~ lar IL arst basa ex-
ccpt by per1niason Of Gcrhardt or Crowley. II
thus had been tn cams sraiust
, 1877-10-06
THE TERRE HAUTE COLLECTOR,

TERnE lIAurE, Ind, Oct. "a sensational
report purporsiuK to b. a telegram from Wash.
ington, .ttsttug that Gen. Frank White, United
States Internal Revenue Collector OF this Dis-
ttictt had been removed, md was published In
the indianapolis youruai, caused = ripp!a Of
Interest hsre. The fact Is. the cntlrs statement
WA utterly false. 4 telegram from Secretary
Sherman was received by the Hon. u, G. Hunter,
n1enber Of Congress tor this District. for Gen.
White. stating that nothing of tbs kind had oc-
CURED in Washington Or was contemplated
that Gen. White il highly regarded Is mn efficient
officer, aud will b. retained, - vas Aoue time
sgo decided By the President.
, 1877-10-06
PINE LAND TNE9pA2s.


lSpfrlHE N1fDasch n 7hf LRlfIdn TF11NHF.
St. Paul, Slinn., Oct. 5-Thc Urnnl Jury OF
the United Stntcs District Court returned to-
tlny criminal indictments for trcspasscs unon
fiovcrnncnt pine lan,is against James Fleming,
James Thompson, .tamca Wakefield, Samuel
Wilson, Lorenzo D. Dav, John y. Day, William
II. II. Day, Henry sandcrs, Leonard Day.
Patrick sauticrs, md Jan,es Murr Defendants
will plead to-,loTrow. lsccugnzancc was for
tcitcd In tho rasc OF Sidney Mcdonald anil =.
1lurns, also Indicted for pfnc trcspasscs. Tile
last OF those indicted ttl-lay has b"cn connected
with the large l1rm uf Day & Sons. THESE
prosecutions ire in the line Of SECRETARY echuEz'a
promise tu stup timber steallnge.
, 1877-10-06
Obituary.

tttc!af Disa9teA TO tAs GNie29p Tsdtnxs
DrbuquE. la.. Det. 5.-Ttla afternoon at 1
O'CLOCK, Judge q. II. +. ltossr!le, aa old resident
OF Independence. Ia., died very suddenly. lie
had Just returned from the fairgrounds. and
entered thu Post-olice to ret his mail, when be
was taken Wlth hemloEzhugs, sat down III .
Rossells has been tor . long time one OF Tie
no1t prominent Democrats Of that ctsY, aud i,as
held anloat every pronsipept ofice in tie git OF
tue people. ILL los Will be sadly telt Iy tho
children.
, 1877-10-06
FIRES.

Tue alarm from Box 0o3 ut 1880 last evening
was caused by fire In Abraham Greenwa1ds
bung factory, No. 80 Mohawk street, Damage
$1D.
The alarm from Boz ::e0 At $40 last evening
was caused by the burning OF 4 barn In rear o.
No. 81 Egau avenue, owucl by ". D. Kesioot'
aud occupied BY Snyder T. Boyer. Loss on bulla'
Ing, $loo. The contents, including two horses
burned to death, wcre valued ut 4, ,to, tot
which amount tho stock was Insured In tue
Hilliam&burxh Fire. ..-.u,.
The alarm from Box SO at $50 last evening"
was caused by kerosene lamp upsettinK " tho
cigar storc VI Kantxler y Ha1Kts. No. ll9 Cl2fA
street. DamaRc tttdlu2.
, 1877-10-06
The resolution was adopted.
Tho meeting then adjourned.



meeting Of the Republican Cub Of thu
Fourteenth Warl WIS held at Lochnez's Hull
laat evening. August Meyer was in tho chair,
The attendance was large, onl the quota Of yts-
itlnc candidates WAS also good.
Tho first business transacted was the election
of F. c. Baxter rs Vlcc-prcsidcnt, mud Michael
Gcrnhartlt "a member OF the Executive Com
n,ittcc OF the Club to fiji vacancies.
james Malone introduced resolution onpos-
Ing any reduction Of the representation Of thu
ward In the corning County Convention, which
wns adopted after some discussion.
The Club WIS then addressed bY tho eandk
dates present In the following order: Col.
j. II. Roberts, candidate for Clerk Of
the Probate Court; II. u. LoomIs, candidate 70,
County Judge; Judge AUSTIN candidate fur
Probato Judge; Ira ". Buell.. candidate for Su.
pcrEor Judge; Jutln 7. Atwatcr. candidate fur
County Commissioner; and c. Il. 1larrls, can
dtlate for County Clerk. The speeches we,e
all after the ustlal stylc, anl II they had been
Shorter anu tllnrc interesting would hare been
brttct received.
The Republicans Of tho Sixteenth Ward held
we'll attended meeting last evening NJ the cor
ncr Of Sgrl unl Sclgwiuk streets, Mr. C. ".
Pr0bst occupying tile ellalr. After IN extended
wrangle whether this was Fcgllnr club meet
ing Or public meeting, It was decided tha. II
to mike On aTess. b1,t tie rsntIemen ,,c."i u
CT " s. SctiGncr asrcptcd m ill., inytatfen ttt; To-
speok. anl lii, 10 nj irnrfi ,nnn H. mnnrtnne, ~
of tic rotpfnf, clnction nnd I'm 1,~crasitv % ~
uiacnv rntai rnen in nnn,pation IN np.srr y, "
i,rnr as,,It rcfnrm. rsncnIatiT IN n,,r co.,rt, ~
niia(rs. Wv ~'41''
NJ aeth TIancbctt and ethcr. of.o mo,,c .tt,.
ring soeechrs. Prior l., a'Ifn1rnmcnt a Il va.
an5o,,pre tlat tha ncrt rcufor n,nnIdno =, ~ ~
Sirtcemth Wnr Rnn1i,1tran Isiuh wo"Ia IL II baI ~
n"xt M"nt,cv cvcpinm ~ NJ III a.rahas nu nss.
strest. S'NAN ~ A'e' VA Aa''A'e'
a'..s''
There IL considerable agitation among certain
Republicans in thIs city because portion Of tho
Cook County Central Committed prdposc ii
have cp!orcd ballots for use at tho com!ng
primary elections for thoso candidates WHO de-
sire to use them: 1t Is held BY tho opposition
tsta that th!s scheme ia gotten up Tor the pur.
pose Of deccIving unwary voters, and In the In
tercst OF certain delegates who propose 10
foscc unwcrthy men rs nominations Of the COM
Ing Republican. County Convention. The mat
tcr ias created considerable feeling, md 1t Is
said that E. A. Filkins, the gaugcr, and Frank
Mtlligan arc ut the bottom OF the schctnc. Tho
matter Will. uo uoubt, however, be nmlrably
settled by tie Committee At Its meeting this NJ.
tcrnoon.
1.ast nfcht,a rrc1,1ar meeting of TIM f3crna,.
Am"rirnn isennhiic.n f.luh - 1te III Et1ht..nth
, 1877-10-06
StilclQE..

ST. JossPu, Mo-, Oct. 5.-Lsst evening ut
Pickering, Nodaway County, 4 uaan named John
Flora out tbs toe Of Ills boot On the lock- Of hts
gun to Open the vent to blow In tho barrel, When
has tos slipped oil aud tho gun was discharged,
klltlLE hlu.
, 1877-10-06

PHILADELPHIA, uct. b.--John 8. Morton, ex-
President Ut the West philadelphta Passenger
Railway Company, bus male an assignment Of
his entire property, real ani persuna!, fur thu
benefit Vt als creditors. Tho raluo of tho as-
ftghmcnt II not ret known,
, 1877-10-06

Npte1dI NisbdlcA n T1f t:Afcogo tribune.
DAHv&LLE, ILL.,, Oct. 5.-John Allison, of Bis
marck, th!s county, died to-day from the effects
Of an Injury inflicted on httu by John Dsown
day bcforo yesterday. II seems that Brown wus
the proprietor Of q saloon In Dlsmarek, and that
Allison, In correspondence III the Ro.svilo
0batrrtr, criticised Brown aud his occupation In
ratller a scveru manner. brown, OH meeting
Allison. struck him on the hca1 with stUno
md inflicted what waa al the time supposed to
be u severn but not dangerous wound. Brown
wns arrested anil admitted to ball, but, on the
death of Ills victim tu-lay, wus rcarrcsted, anl
will be committed to jall 70 awnit trial.
, 1877-10-06

Hptcjai Dispalra IN rs tH,eago Tribune.
GENEVA LANE, Wis.,, Oct. 5.-Three young
men passed through hero last evening with
three ane, large gray horses. The boys rode
bareback, with Unly halters On tho animals.
Tic deputy Sheriff believes tilcsn horses were
stclcn and desires to lud the owner.
, 1877-10-06
ANf1rf1Hi, Rfannrn

BAN FRANcisco, Oct. d.-The United statea
Grand Jury has found Two indictments against
W. Bear Tor causing tu he male and Issued GER
tain lalsa certificates Of the nayy pay-otiice.
, 1877-10-06

KILLED HIS HIsUTIIEIt-Iy-LAyV.
BurLEk's SraT,oN. KY, Oct. 5.--Oyer game
Of cards, at sickjnuey's saloon, tu Lincoln
County, to-day, Sam Owens killed his brother.
ln.law, Cain Montgomery. Logan Moutgon.-
cry, brother Of tbs decreased, tried afterwards
to murder Owen, but in!lcll.
, 1877-10-06
II. Thomas. Charlie, arelner. and A. W, w,tdo

u. fhomss, Charles treiner. and A. ". w,1d n
tho Prr"dcnt. the ether swn tnb"r. II, h. terrt
.s''s md dasies.s, to
urrc favorable Res,en thereon.
Mfr. korn moved the adoption OF tho rc.nlr-
tlon, '~'''o"
Mr.. Fnller, the gentleman who was At III.
and wh"te remarks were reported In yestcr.lsyss
RHINE. arose to mnkc speech. H. prefncr1
his remarks With lshcrai quotations frunl FL
Th1nGsE.s rcpoTt. In Mr. Fn'lcra opinion. ths
%o renost did d not ts,t do the ,uneet !":tss
yesterday. mt,rntng. ,hIs Observation, na
thia hca4l were probably ollte corrcctu ~
Mr. Fuller characterized Capt: Ryan's attack On
s raseons a and thonaht qate i,ns @ a shat Gs ~:
Cub s',onlu nut on rccora its protest aratn.s Ins
sslch outrageous proceedings.
MF. Wagner spoke to tho tame aubJcct, t,c.
ttanc," md was proceeding to ask where Capt,
R'an was last spring when lie ami shIl,-
man came into the Town meeting to
force a. n, WrlshS upon The, delegates,
with tie remark that his language was tx. per.
sonaI, Mr.. Wagner drew in ha horns, so h.
spcak. and c1osc.l 6y secondin0 tic mutton to
ndont the resolutions.
The m0tE1n Wns carried.
The President named a. the nther two mem-
bers Of the Committee to interview the County
Centrnl Committee Mcsats, Lawrence rroutifoot
and William t1rcincr, Sr.
MIR. proilfo0t wns called upon, and an.
nO,lnccd hinhcf as opposed 10 tho method Of
Citation sought to be putsued by the llaistcl
Alr. korn remarked that tic other Club la,,
Tie ;sa, "i I'll and falsely claimed mcmbcr.hip
Mr. Fuller saId something to the same effect,
nnd rcferred to the resolution passed bY tila
other C.b demanding that the nan,es Of mem.
bcrs OF this Club be stricken ufT their roll. anil
vtrc.rcrsa. lie observed TINT II this we're rar-
rted out the other Club would lose the yaluahjc
scrvlces Ut a man who belonged to this CtniI
and who was working for Mace at tho hands
of The Republican paFty. No nafno was men.
ttnnctl, hil 1t was apparently Understood tInk
Mr. Elias Slliptnan was tho man who was Re.
fcrrcd to.
Speeches wcro made by Sfcssrs Young, In
tlerwt",i, Salisbury, and othcrs--nll Of then, de-
prophetic OF success this fall.
Mr. Fuller offered the following:
WnEHEAs, The member Of tho County C,cn.r,,
Committee Of tho Fifteenth Nanl hun publicly dc.
clared that thc County Central Committee wll
decree that Republicans OF thiA city shall, at lin
Forthcoming primaries, yetc plain white tiukct ur
not ynte at a1; therefore,
Ets0srfH, fly tho Republican Club OF tho Fir.
tccntll Ward, TINT We respectfully play tue County
Genital Committee In tho Interest ut fair pAy anI
MI honest election. Tint no such restrictions be
plncesl upon tho privileges ot tho Kupublleans Of
Chicago.
The resolution was adopted.
Tho meeting then adjourned.
, 1877-10-06

S1FclnI Wst4uEtA 70 3As CA1e4lQD Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. b-A contract was
closed to-day WIKI 9. Ycoman aud associates 10
build q narrow.gaucs Eoud from Rensselaer, to
bradford, thence to Delphi. and eventually TO
Indianapolis. The first section, sixteen miles,
between Rensselaer, aud bradford, Ia to be CON-
plctcd in sixty days. Tho dlstancu from Rens-
sc1aer to Indianapolis Ia lhs miles. The rnn-
tractors bave agreed to build the cntira l[no
withlu the next eighteen months II q ecrtatn
amount OF muncy per mile 10 ralscd. THUS fur
but S150,000 have bren sccurrd to curry OIL tho
ENTERPRISE,
, 1877-10-06

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 6-Rubest 6malls, col
orcd, e1-Congresshan, was arrcatel at Beaufort
today aud taken to Columbia.