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, 1877-10-16

John Mahnncy and J. +. Merritt, OF No. t45
eanHamon street, had an alteration yesterday
afternoon in West Washington street livery
stable, In which Aahoney snaslc half successful
effort to chew OIL bis antagonists gar. Ho was
Looked up In tho Madison strcet Station.
Horses and buECtes were yesterday stolen
from Abraham Jacobs, ol No. 5?3 Canal street.
W. W. Dcmpsser, Isl Wcst Washington, mud
Commissioner James lIraliey. The lattar's rIg
was driven away by a ,nan nasned Gould, for
whom tho police asc a. present searching.
John scanlon was caught late Saturday night
by OAlccr I.oudeck srylIS to break Into houen
near the corner Ut Thlrty.seventh aud
Dearborn, streets. 1fc offered considerable re-
sistancc. arl snapped revolver full Ia the fare
Of the officer. and In return was pretty severely
beaten. Juattce 6uHltrttcld Acla ht1il In 5000
bail to The Criminal Court.
Minor arrests: Frank 0rlIln, prowlfnc about
tho Lavletlc !lnuse and trytDg 10 stea.; Joseph
Mclaughlin, larscuy of d Us,lt Of muslin trvtn
tho storc-of !. +. McEhlowney, No. III tlalstcsi
street; Jotfr ". Clalr larevfJ nl III frotn Jen-
nle ktng, of Mo. 81 t.nton Atrect; e: ". leter.
SON larceny fSnIn !. lciif: Edward FitzgcruEl,
Of No. ~ Nnr&ll Market street. adultery with
Anu Murphy, q serraat u No. ~ Market street,
upan complaint of E.!wards wife.
Edward Stanton, &C. years IT agu. rcs!,ltng a,
No. ]! Erie street, IA locked III a. the Clllcago
Avenue Stutioi. charged with aAsaul.ing Mrs. T..
uTady, Ut No. = ll1run street, with i deadly
weapon. They arbt 1uarrclra about tho antirx
u boy. Stanton slapped tho woman tn the
thu insult, anil they, tuo, were getting the worst
of It. whet1 the mother rushed to their aisl.
Stanton tllen bit her aver tho heal with cane,
laying open the scalp ln kcyeral placcs.
, 1877-10-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A AquarteEly meeting ot the Directors ol the
Wash!n9touhn slotns vii! be held this evening
al tie Huu.e at l,asf'past O'Clock.
The Northwestern Hssdwase Assoetatton will
hold c two days convention At tho fremont
House, colnMsuc!ng at 10 o'clock this morning.
Tbs quarterly meeting vi the Chicago HIS
toF!eal society will be held ln tic new hal! Ut
tho S4ststy, northwest corner Ut Dearborn and
Ontario streets, this evening 1t h4ll-past 7,
sharp.
a regular meeting OF the Douglas Literary
Association will be held tonight 4. 7;31, sharp,
IN their hall 10 metropolitan D!o:k. Important
bus!nces Will come Before thu meeting. The
public Il Invited.
: A special mcsttng Of the Dtseetreases Of tho
Protestant Orphan Asylum Is called for " ctlnes-
day at O'Clock p. na., at the Asylum, Nc. 1S9
Michigan avenue. Important bnsncss COM
lnands tho attention Of tha entire Board.
A nettiuR OF delegates to the Aiisal4s!ppl
Valley Amateur Rowing Association will be held
In tho Palmer House club-roon ION the "ent.e
SOL" State street cosneF} Tuesday, Oct 1S, 1t
10 o'clo:k I. n., for preliminary organization.
Dr. Johu Lori, LID, will open course Of
lua.iuss lectures On historical subjects It up1-
, 1877-10-16
HEROlsM or GAs.flTTERs,

Nav YoHK. Oct 13.-But for tue lcrofsm Of
two gas-ltters this afternoon It is probable Tint
tho Grand 0pcrn.Ifouae would have been the
scenc Of terrible Grc. Al five minutes past 2
O'Clock, whcn several hundred people wcro In
the theatre witnessing tho matlnce performance
Of "Thc Danftcs,h two employees Of tic
Municipal Gas Company were at work In
tlIe Eighth avenue frunt basement, making
Now connections between Tho aircet-muiu aud
the pipes II tho theatre building. 11cY had cut
cut piece from tho old connecting pipe, and
bad plugged uu tile two openings thus made.
Having tried one OF tho plugs with lighted
mitch anll f.ltnh II tight, John Farrell, ono OF
the men, Ut another Matcll and held II to tho
second p,n. Till happenc! to bo badly
tsbo tttsa the ,.G,c,n s,ssGs r.; g,,on snted md
out tho plug, knocking Farrell back scy-
erat feet, md Illling the place with
ilaInc. "a soon Us lln recovered fn,n tho sllock,
Farrell, With singular prgaencc Of mind, picked
UP hEs coat. made his way through the tanles,
AID Wtnppesl tllu garment About tin open pjpe
to another tho t!ro a.ll lessen tho How Of gas.
|!e stoos at TUG pipe Until the rus Wis shut OF.
although The 'lrb was all this linn pceling tho
Green, oil the Sixteenth PRECINCT, summon.
Inc. help. went down, turned off tha gas,
ant aided ln putting uut the 1tasAcs, Farrell
mud SnraEuG Wero f0nnl to be terribly burned
IN the t,at,ls, neck. farc, and Aeal. They were
removed tn the Now York Hospital. 'llIc wholu
affair "as manugctt #, such quiet and etIectuai
way tl.at no alarm was raiscd lu the theatre,
audience discovering that great danger la,l
threatened them, ana that II lad only been
varied oil by tho heFo!sn OF two noble work.
}nEnen.
, 1877-10-16

chants NJ Eastern businct entres. Avery unusual
opportunity cn1o1ed by the writer .1uring tho
last two months Of hcnttng tho optntons Of
moro tlIan hundred leading merchants In ono
OF the great branches Of trade, expressed In the
ordinary course Of conversation In their own
Offices leads mo to give tho result OF such opn-
IONS to tho readers of Tine TRIBUNE.
Thesc gentlemen ara Of both pollttcat parties
IN nearly equal numbers. and their position IN
buslresh lends remarkable Significance to their
opinions. With but ono or two exceptions ont
u this largo number, the present nolfeY OF tho
Naturalization Is InttorsctI In uncouIyoeal terms.
:, Although some of them 90 not think the
President was fairly elected, ret they sny he fs
President In fact, and Is to bc re- espcctcl as sl1ch
and his treatment Of tho section lately IN re-
hcllton ia at thcY could reasonably ask from
Democratic President, had Tidcn been PLACED
III office.
Tho other class, who may, for treylty's sake.
be ca1led tho "union League ses,T iniorso
5 a[av itl u 4.nsst mo.s t;t1ongy' md gastc
ufy an1 Post.O1.lce Departments. Thcr.
IN general, express surprise thst q Western nati
of TN their wny Of ttllnksng) comparatively
limited experience should hays hail tsic courage
to put ll!s foot upon tho Tom Murphys who
have IN tho past dtsgraccd all Administrations
Of later ycafs.
:, With s,ch public opinion az now bncks up
President Hayes, he need fear no Conkltnge nor
Dfanes. II.
, 1877-10-16


A fine audience were present last crontng to
Httuchs shc first production hero of "sardana-
paIus," which was brought OUT tn style at
secnic 1nagnlicencs In every way worthy OF thu
house, and Of tho popular expectation ronccrn.
ing It. It is pity that tyron's play should over
have been torn from its legitimate place III
volume to bo made tic lnc'lIam Of SPECTACULAR
exhibitions. There u nothing dramatic In tho
piece, aud 1t was never meant for representa-
ton on the stage. 1t Is dramatic poem, in
tended Tor peEusal IN the closrt. How
ever Gne tho language may bc,--and IL
Is generally admitted that Lord Byron
could write poetEy,-tlese lang snonologues
aud lrearY dialogues, abbreviated - they arc.
l,cculne excessively wearlsome wI,eu taaile to
servo - ntGre Snuwnaa'S lecture tu q series ut
scenic exhibitions mud ballet performances,
Even II Nj. Morton had read the lines we'll, tbey
would have teen tcdlnus to an audlenea
on The outlook for .'sp!cntId clTrcts.n
AZ it was, BIZ preaching Mas beyond meas.
uru isksufnc. AZ Tor the real entertainment,
namely: The ballet, the picture ot tho Ruyat
talate, the festival. the hail OF Nurod, Rnl
the closing tableaux OF the magnificent death Ut
the loYers. they wero all that VIVA expected OF
.hetn. The twu dancers, De Rosa aud Le-
touruicr, hare few Or any competitors
Oh the American stagc, and they arc
surrounded with q most attractive utla
well-disciplincd CORPS OF performers. Tho
scenery Il superb, and On tho whole one could
almost Nstea With patIencs to the preael4lug of
Norton for the sakp Of SeeluR II all. Yhls
spectacle will be on the boards all the week.
, 1877-10-16
Apostles. It vas lengthy, occupying nearly MI
s of m an nss ro

Apostles. It was lengthy, occupying nearly MI
the time Of tho Conference, and, after a short
discussion Of the subject the meeting adjourned.
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
Tafmfr HoHsf-O. T. Sh,raa, Duhuuuc: G, F.
naxelttne, Philadelphia; Joseph Wilson, Ncw
York: The Rev. Il. L.. Stevens. A1hany, O. 6. II.
Raymond, Detroit: Matiasne Filn1cf. rAris; Gen.
nroof'' 1Initsa ss'.; s.tes Army:s ~ Bennett o%s.
Paiursyllle, o. [: the Hon. o, nrown, Albany; III.
". T. MeAl1tster, san Francisco. -. 9rana Pacific
strsnion' F!; Il. Tnaeshli. % Daif.io S!'*. n r.;
the Hon. r. r. Carpenter, Massachusetts: !:
Judge Weber, Chairman nf the Appellate
ConSt: Judge ". ", 1iesson, Dtxon: 1ndge
p: T: Marphey, woodttoek; Y, ". t'ates. Jack
s omssa snss'" stsw.r ofx 4
Ind. rEcha.a long. P!ttaburg: Iohn +. Raymond,
New York; g. T. rafferty,. i'tt.shur9. .. .Natnnan
Hou:eJ. ". Cary. General Passenger Agent Of
the Lake Shore i Michigan sonthcrn halfway,
Etyssa: The Hon. Thomas Dana, Dofton: f. 4.
MashbaEn. tonlsstlle: George +. tlonghcsty,
nnaato; the lion. i. Y. 1tn.lelsh. Bosian: the
.:s nev: E ". 1ohnson, c'eyel.nt; Edwin iisyli..,
&i.e"n.,n: wnn."ston III; iiSby. New yoss'.:: e:
fremont Lous<-Frank r. Woodbury.. Rocklortl;
4. Il. Park, rnrk I1aea Intel. Madison. Wis: r.
G. Simmons, st. Louis; the lion. James Il. fat1i.
man: Green hay, Wis. the Hon. Joseph nrown,
ex-MaJor Of st. Lonisi william, Booth. New York,
Z. =: DsrdtneFt Dayton. O.. Col. n. y. Wade,
New York: Col. J.. 2. Eatnn. Jackson: the linn,
r. i[on f. amphs;e Sey 5srsv: Samuel la,s
c. Iladton, James Warti. ct. Lonis :. Eonsnttriui
grrenville. III. A. A. Richards. Detroit: II. r.
brady, San Fsauc!aco; Il. i. SAIpc, Cleveland, o.
, 1877-10-16
ADJUSTMENTS.


NEW chICNno ItiEAihE.
!"sEe "H'' 'cfJ Inea'nns asscn1p'hse, eom-
posed apparently Of select family partfcs, came
from Barley Ca,nnhclI uhor vomcu Jorc :,
~ .u, ~, es"'snu ''.,,.n, ~" "o"sA .o'c'
lno Wy ntt'o a''a'1of'u", ""s h.A.e u 1e-
ceho all tho evening Will. Kind Of ap-
wrre frequent calls for tbs members
~ n, co,,,,,.nv ~ co,,,o hora,o ~ sill
sIJ I".p.", w e''v ps.o'o tue
VI "Aacn was M aEseeaole token that MT. Gatnp-
be bes m e1y % o1s eaeass 70 Ssass II may
requiring bursts of ktn1lv enthu,insm a,v orrn-
s,ona, ns.hs. ~ w., ", en,.nasm. H. " ~. "Su,s
s'oaaAa Aasnes " WI a''u se"s'oent IN tic o.a-
loguc' rather than from sympathy with tho
tlto story Is told: If 10. tia author Inns
rcrta,nlv di.n,,rna oa,nt,.h,o t.,. Il, ~ ,rar
T.. o',,... 49,. ...," s'."'s ~ ~ :" .'o wv
nc ehusts eheir attention. ior very fe" play.
%asn ssse:'0n ,1 tho sesqs FROM tho
..ra !, .hnro l. .,,s,,, 49,. sa' 49,, n."s t.,
-. ,'s ~ eese u ,iucn l.a' u na!u1a, anu lofci'
what will be- generally condemned a. weak
and purpo.cless. As a whole, tho story
10 to.-1nco a., % nia',, ,,rs,, a. '.s p'fsonass ,s.
'n.rouaeea arc &C. sleafIy drawn, some ot them
Characterization. Yyt, in order to ret at a
cllsnax, the author permits h!n,*f to t1rop Into
certain wild yagascs, md aslppt.-at least IN nnc
!asta'ee--sons atte'uate4l t.lr& wh!c', would 10
worthy Of the writer OF a New York IEvk'g
romance. The drama rolatts how Eeabts, Craf7
tMr' Norrt) loSed 4lfat*t Morgan {Estclle
Mqrt'ncr), pretty but tl.oughtless girl OF
fashion, who Was incapable nf my abiding love
for any one. They get married, and so,n begin
to appreciate that they haye made mistake.
Meanwhile ciairs L.uotn.e {lsosa Randi, an
orphan, and purc-hearted, btch-n,tndcu, self
sacrificing creature, has bcconlo sccrctly cnam-
orcd Of Reuben, who falls to zee 1t in that light,
much to tho distress of cIat,s Tue, latter ut
Ing love of IN honest miner, .1os Com
stock tW. II. Leake}. who Is ready to
mako ali aoFts Of sacrifices for her sale. \
highly c!1ccttyu secn0 ogcurs f,etween these two
In thu second act. where jns blnrts ont LIS long
nentup pnsston for tho strl, aud s!Io tells him
that she tal.'isot return llis tavc. There ara
some chickering's between the married pair, n,tl
tho itsid.ous foo Of domestic ncaeu makes h|s
appeafance IN tho shape Of ono Etuxgt
, 1877-10-16

bcrt OF tho Bonn1 came together and passed
resolution formally asking Mr.. e. c. Bonney,
their attorney, to post himself upon the author
istes, and advise them a. to what course to pur-
sue. They had already retained Mr. Bonncy In
the case, and he was nt work, but doubtless he
required more formal request for his services.
THIS was The only business thAt came hcfore
t!lta august body, which adjourned to O'Clock
this afternoon.
Yesterday Mt. nonncr wa. waited upon by a
representative Ut THE Tntn1.Ng, who found
MIN still at work upon his opinion, which he cx~
1!'ard .hts afternoon, or by Tomorrow At far;;
thc.t. lie still claims to be Of the san,e mini
as wien seen by the reporter tsst Thursday
hfgllt.-that is, lint the Governor has made a
q tho. Park boar!: I. Is cxucetci Nj.
Bonney's opinion Will lie quite m elaborate
document. He stated yesterday that II was hts
intention to teal fairly With Tho Commission
II he found. upon summing up the legal points
ami authorities, That thry hal no just title TO
tho Office. then ho should al7sc them 10 stcp
do.n mad out gracefully, without involving anY
ernor had no right 10 oust them thus s1mmari-
ly, then he considered that It would be grnss
breach Of duty On their part TO turn over tho
office; tnoks, and papers to any person having
no rghtfnl authority to demand or receive
tl!em. This IL the high moral position which
Mr. BnnncS Assumes.
4 visit 70 tl!e Office Of the West Park board
found tho Secretary, Ms. Milan, hard at work With
bis clerks, doubt1tss getting n'atters into shape
for tic coming ordeal. That official stated that
there was nothing new In regard to tho subject
In question no far ~ he WAS aware. Up TO
yesterday morning none OF The now appolntces
had qualified that he knew Vt. though, ho un1cr-
stool TINT Mr. Wilcox had been observed to 60
into the Court-Ifeuse that morning, and It was
possible that before this he had qualified. He
said the Board met at o'clock Yesterday morn
tnE, but Immediately adjourned without traus-
acttng business ef anS kind.
Tho report ut the expert. Robert McChcsney,
appointed ly the West Town Board to lnvesti.
gate tbs affairs Of the West Park Hoard some
tinio since, vas received iron, the printers yes-
terday evening. The report Is quito an extcn-
sivc affair, anil several 'tllou.and copies wcro
struck or, lD0 of wh'ct, are tD bc sent TO meof
the more prominent taxpayers Of the West Side,
and the balance to be kept IN the otllre Of tho
Town Board subject to rail. The Park Board,
It Is understood ordered 100 additional copies
the people Of tho Wcst Dlvlsion Will be pretty
we'll advised Of the contents ere many tiays
1,ave rolled by, lengthy abstract OF which
was published In TIE TnrhuHa some time ago.
, 1877-10-16

elry 1lnli nc,t Monley nj 4 n,ylocA. and con-
tinlje Them every Womlay nnd Th1rs,iny .iurfur
six weeks. lit az t)r. Lords subjects viii hc
fouMi in hi. ndyc1ti.ement: he Ia. lad rr,a,
success in The son,n tyetrtn Of lectures il, New
York, Hoaton, and Philadelphia.
Delegates to thu CONGREGATIONAL National
Council at Dutroit. We,netlsy, Ort, II, car,
rcY on reduced fares over tic fn,roais, ns fol-
,pw; tpt m tickets @ cn%99 II to 9
over tfc SfIri,igan CrntraI and Mtciipan South,
ern; oycr tho SortI,wtstcrt, an,l Chicago Il
Rock Island. iutl fsrc gu,nr ard one.tlftl return,
ing.
~, nc, nc sccsm o1 INC enofsc OF ".hounu t.e
Morsa entertnthments "t't ee given in i9hiiy
T.. IT,, ~ TnarGn tnIs eSeMang ~, oeiGex. & suo-
, 1877-10-16
DIR GRAIN CROP.

Spketag Di*patcA 10 The CatcIJo Tf,tuns.
Nkw YoN9. Oct. 15.-Tha .S"n says the grain
crop Of thu United States tnt4 autumn Is q vast
incseass over that of any preceding year In the
history Of the country. It amounts III tho two
principal cereals wheat an,l corn, to 3a 00O, 900
bushels OF TIC forncs uaa 1,:.sO. .000 UUU Ut tie
Latter. according tu the careful estInatcs OF
hr+ Walker, tllv Statiatician ot the New York
Produce Exshange.
, 1877-10-16

Sir. John Raymond opened to good house
last evening IN BARLEY Campbell's " Risks" In
which be R1ve humorous aeliaeatlon Of the In
sarauoe bore, T'he play has been rewritten aud
considerably improved stnce drst it was brought
~. = H. Sty sna ar o. h.. foynd n
his peculiar huuoE. Tha plaGe MA sellsleI BY
the audience,
, 1877-10-16
B.T.BABBITT, New York CitE
Fon SALE NY AL DRUGGISTS.
A PERFECT TOILET SCAT

Flfst among tho rt4utses Of the toilet II rood Att
a OF Soap but To procure II IL aWAyk nm raw mas
ter. afanY Of tho mott expensive eoapA In the art,
ara Hajo from coAftd And deieiefjnnR tnatefts ~
thaft dccata cofor!os md fragrant tFtpa too oftsn
conceai tho most rcpusyc fnputieA The dacto,u,.s
recently ma!e public Regarding this subject are nosI
ively startling. and deserve serious ronstiefaiyos
touah'c. especially 1t applied to ths hend nnrtnx ii.
hairs Irritating thc tcp and Inducing ssvere he'd.
aches Tho character Of tho ingredients may be nf.r
rcd from tho statement Of gentleman who rnaxes IL
secnR soaes h hua!nena: he recently declared thu
Ee5ons ENGAGED ID thls employment wcfa AhortlIrSd
when !hs oesnpstion coaii 6e fo!iowed 'e'4 aa''af
9lMcn!ty q Procuring perfectly purs nrttete If
snserriss an ses; sSii of IT, Il na,' T. '6e
.sW levy forx Iae woIsa. a.tenownei ssap afenufaesuts
nn n H. nes ss. y fS hs q .15;'
niTr's .n.ona productions ha, for rnany 5Car1 b.s
widely disseminated. hut th!s latest il The tn
pr%2f,ate crown to The RumeEont victories Al1esY
.Asr ycsrs Of patient labor and sclcntac experiment
on of o neHt toilet sosn s1er jntrodured *.
etpAi Ingredients the pureat vecetsblc iii. hs
anHtsetu!inf procoxaes arc tntre! nov nnd oris!ns
aHq ~ tno ts.at eay unparalleled IN this department
:T. 7. G.nnrrr'A TOILET. so4r" Is the trail. .n,,.
aesate tpaRas1 R1 asas ID
and laca Il + altoRtthcr uncr,acl II iii rinoljisat
HtoaestleA The Hoapi* mi ptrfualfd inc lugrrdi.ai
se; sssns a.%Ss IteFsf sf :Sn ss
aed Tie aSsches II artiacsI nsFfurs: r.
b oss H. so.p pess'ss saas b 4:
sost hoathi hpd agreeable article Of tha kind stss
though spec.,t1 eslr.ble for tho use of tsdI.4 koa
mene iellet saI !. sEs; hesry !s:Ser i suss H.
seed ,s Gf IL ~ n s essss
become Eeneral.-St1u 3ork Tribune. '~'9
, 1877-10-16
4 COMMERCIAL VIEW OF THE SITUATION.

Nax YoRx, Oct. Sit would perhaps be
more correct TO term Presldent Hayes' policy
Al enlightened commercial necessity, rather
than political policy. surh, Ut lesat, would
express ths view taken ol l! by the leading ma1-
, 1877-10-16

Wl1.L1AM9-coNSE-At Ascension Church, by
the Isey. Arthur Ritchic. Oct. III Ds, II. williams,
of Darlington, Ia., and Asss salda A. Corsa, of
EhlcaEO.
, 1877-10-16
TRY THEM.

DF. rficc's Floral Riches, Pet Rose. and his
charming Alista Bouquet are a. fresh md sweet
rs tho zelda In hay making time. Try them,
, 1877-10-16
MAn1kGAGE ES.

0zont2ci Ox.MarroH for tho hnit by Duck 4,
Rayncr. makers Of tho "Mars" Cologne.
, 1877-10-16

ELEVENTH WARD nEPUDLIOANR
The Eleventh Ward Republican Club will meet
Tuesday sTennK, Oct. III, At o'clock. Ia Mar.
tine Hall, M Aba strtes. ncar Madison. Good
tpcakarA viii hu In attendance,
, 1877-10-16
p0llTiCAL ANNOuNCEmENTY,

Thofe will be = msettng Of tho Ninth Ward Re.
pnbtcan Club At PaFkuE Hall. coEnor MatatcI and
West Madison streets. this Tuesday evening, Oct.
u, at 7;30 ?. m. The ltepub!,cans Of the ward
OF Importance VII! come bcforc tho club.
J, II. GET3fAN. SeefttnFy.
, 1877-10-16
HABna1T's TOILET SOAP.
BABB[IT'S TOILET SOAP.
For Use il tbe Nursery Il H9s M Eana|

Worth len times IT. etAt to every mother an, fsmn
IN Chsistenfom ehrrp4o bor. Cont aiming cnke1nt{
ounces carh Frnt FREQ TO any address Oh feccnt az =
cdntt. Addle1t ~
, 1877-10-16

dflemma A rabid sp!tz dog has been sccn aud
felt IN their midst, as dozen persona viii
testify. soms one got up COURAGE enough to
police station. there 70 giye tie alarm. Lieut.. IT,
Macauley shut himself Up, and detailed OiIjrrr
zleg!cr to hunt up the deQ. THIS officer was
detailed not Iecan.s lie was the most unpopular
for several dogs' luncheons. ile hunted nhnut
all day with a "pep" in ctihcr % hnnJ.
bnt found nn canine. In The afternoon, hoF-
s'e1 ss'E n'oy1 lra, esp'ed happy spitz eayor
went for the canine. Each thought tha nthrr
snad, and the result was tho dog rot lie worst
OF Il. but they don't know whether The n.ht
lortlca Of doga ART said to hRye been bitten by
the rabid canine.
ARMT HEADQUARTERS.
Ltaut.-ien. Sheridan received information
san Elisanzarto were entirely between citizens
ot this Btase Of Tcxas, ~ heretofore stated ia
rnE rnlbvNH, who were Acxicans and Amer
tho sait deposits Lewis Corllcr, one OF thc rtur-
leaders n the rtot, raa killed BY Judge Howard
Aiispateh from Gen. Pope, dated Fort Leaycn-
worth, TO Gen. Sheridan, received yesterday,
stated that thIes chiefs and 187 A|1aches hasl
and nrsns would be taken iron, thcm.. Other
inLl.n. were . expected to surrender. and prooa;;
.tpashcs would soon do 'lkewile. Gen. Pope
hail ordered tho Indians who haI Eiycn
themselves up To be sent uIsmounted to the old
ugrtIcy Ut Canada Alstnosa for the present, I{o
expected to soon inform tho Department what.
Y hfs opinion, was tho best way to dispose oi
the clptlVs-
MINISTERIAL A1ETIN0a.
lls REGULAR weekly meetings OF tho pastors
OF Ibis risv HeEs not q numerous yesterday u
usual. owing tu tbs fact that tho Prcybyteriaps
hrt ahaelt At the 8yuod at Rochelle, the Meth
oulhts IT. PRINCETON, Rnl the EptsrQ-
natfans At bostnn, attending the Convention.
Tue Congsegat atonalists met II tbs Grsnd Pacific
Nutei. Tbs Rev ". II. brcwster presided over
large Attendance, there bene p1e4eps i large
representation from the paxdle Cuaat. After
t5e customary devotional sxesrlsea, " Home
Mlsssons wss ANNOUNCED - the autect befora
the meeting, and after 1t Aad bgep dHcusaeti fhe
meeting adjourned The meeting II
the clergy Of shs Reformed Epl.oo-
tic Grsul Paefac Hotel, Nishop Chcnsy IL .hs
chair. The Rev. W: ]. Hunter, of 81. PsuIs
Church, sketehed tue sermon which b. hpi
preached The day bcture, and, after 1!seussIoa
thereof. the meeting adjourned The Baptist
Pastors met at tho headqu2rtess, NJ. II KIM
doiph street. Dr.. Cheney was called upon to
preside, aud ths services were opened win
prayer by tbs Rey. Dr.. Hobart. in lhr
absence Of the Secretary, the ksv. Mr. Knhali
read the minutes Ut . previous meeting, aud
they were aGeeptel. DR.. Ja.ksop read an ul-
drcss upon the constitution and govern
Hent OF Tie loeI churvh u ths Tina Of ths
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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the Great arabian Remedy for Man and Beast
HG. FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT,

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