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, 1877-09-27

Frank l., Fort sold 1000 nile pass On tho
Northwestern lsoal to l., +. liaehnlen, NO, 81
Michigan avenue. Ths conductor took It up On
uaehulen's first trip, and last night Detective
Hcott arrested Fort on charge Ut obtaining
money under talsu pFeteuses.
officer Klrch lust evening succeeded Ia Arrest
ing Joxeph Spiral, who shot John Nudlcslak at
Weht Lyons on Sunday last. Spiral Insists that
It was accidental, aud saws the wounded INN
has been put up to say This. 10 that he (Spksal)
would gel into trouble. Hud'eshak IL reported
to be III quits serious condition.
john Powcr4 IL In "hock'' at the Chicago
Aycnue station, charged with ba1tarly by ANNA
that Powers has been living with the woman lor
sotns years past, she having had several children
BY hiul. In = domestic quarrel over the tnRr-
Ftage lsccuse. fuwefB moved hts bed ami board
to NJ. u Delaware place. Hsnee the arrcat.
Aossts stude, Of tho firm Of Stuue bros, vtn-
eeas manufacturers At the euFner vi North Wye-
nus aud 1iosne street, WAS brought before Com-
missioner l noyne Yesterday ou Charge ot max
low Wines was found On tie premises viii 10
sylaeuee that any stamps bud bccn put IN it.
6tude waived examination, Q1l wna bound tIvur
under $500 ball. The factory wa4 scixcl h7 tho
Internal Revenue otlfeers.
Justice sunmcraell yesterday held the fol-
lowing: Charles 6tFaub, Morris iiartuett, and
William ArcFrlch, ro0bluG school children $50
each TO the Criminal Court; Tim U'Lrary aud
lug Street Station During the riots, 500 ditto;
Peter Burke, alias Harry Hill. assauting Oillccr
NelAon s0nu weeks ago, $500 ditto; Edward
Leach, aa4aultiug u. Bryant, S3O uitto; derry
Mi!lixau, 81. Conway, Jumcs Lyurh, sixty
days each: Jossnh kokoauk. tLl1.y days.
, 1877-09-27

A108 FAAh AMI LAKE.
The adjourned meeting of the Joint Boards OF
Trustees ol tlIo Town Ut Lake ind Village Of
Hyde Park wis held Yesterday afternoon at the
olllce Of A. II. Vcedcr, No. o. Dearborn street.
Tlcp were present Nessrs. Condlt, Muir.
head, Shirley, aud Murphy Of Laxe, aud Mcssrs.
Wheeler, Clark, ind Mitchell of uydu Park.
Mr.. ieurge Muirhcad, Ut Lakp. was elected
Chairman, and d. II. HornU, OF tue Hyde Park
Sun, NOS lnauu Secretary.
MIR. Con1it asketl,. lor information, what
progress hnl been made Il. the repairs Of thu
Water Works during tho last week.
Engineer Fostcrrcpostcd that thu rotary pumpa
haa bcen Repaired at,a tlla platun pumps lial
betn put In place, Or would be by fortnight. Gun
siderable progress had been matte by Working
Two KaIgs ul uleu. one Ia the daytime aud tho
Other vi night. liz said tho repalra would be
complete Il, about twenty days.
Mr. Mnirhcad had just learned that the hor-
izontal engine haa beeu shipped from Lock port.
liz said thu machinery was wurkiug we'll,
Mr.. cunlit stated that there was thirty
pounds pressure vt tho Stock Yards whuu there
WAS l00 pout1s at the works. showing that
fItOTo pressure was lost low thall formerly.
Mr, Wheeler asked whether, Hlru all com.
plctr, tho xorks would furnish the necessary
supply in euss OF emergency. A discussion e,i-
sued, which Wis participated III by a1esyrs.
Condlt, Fustcr, Mitchell, and AuirheAu, dis
closing diversity Of opinions. ME. Eushng,
who represents tho Holly Works, thought there
would bs no trouDle In furnishing ths nccca-
sary supply.
Tae bids for Furnishing the coal fur thc
Water Works were tAcn Upened. TIC nwnrI
WA tnado tu Dantcl liealy fur l,0O0 tons, inu!u
Or less, Ut lnulaIa bluGk coal At ~. u per toa.
Adjourned for Two weeks.
, 1877-09-27

Great Injustice has been dnno by tho publfca.
ton Ut MI artfciu In whicl, Mcssrs. Charles Il.
Osborn aud Atfrct! F. Osborn, nt this city, nrc
charged with swtnttlIng. THE TRIBUNE learna
frmn entirely trustworthy sources that tho
Ncssrs. Osborn are tn uo way responsible for
whatever wrongs str. Fogarty or Ar. ucncssey
inay hare suffered.
4 license 10 opcn subscription books for tho
stock of the PhGnEK Brewing e. Mating Co,n-
pany Wis duly issued by the Secretary of State
on the 3D. day OF July, 1s;'7. Various parties
subscribed for stock. A book for stock jub-
sesipttons WAS opened. Messrs. Fuller It Smith,
tao attorneys ot thp pSospeetIss @ Couy. GsaTT ~
a contract was entered into for tho purchase
Of Doylc's Brewery, and rcrtaiu amount
of monoY was paia On the. contract. Certain
the stock, A certain proportion of tue money
paid In Was expended for actual expenses Ut
printing circulars, attorneys fees, ric. When
u was ascertainetl tliat the Company cunll not
thu request Of scvcral Of thc stock .u6srrlocss,
placel bY Afr. A1Irc. F. Osborn iu the Eaflus vi
Mr.. 1oscpt E. Smith, of tito Hrm Of Fuller s.
Smith, and by hn distributed pro rata among
the stock subscribers.
SO fur from either OF the Messrs. Osborn gatp-
ing ., Attempting to galn any money, they, arc
money except what WIS duly accounted for to
wise than rs stated, have uny eounec-
tlon With MIR. Evans. aud ls in no way
Responsible. or connected with uny alleged
1aisdceas Ct either Evans, Hops, or any other
parties. !le alessrs. osborn hare asked iur rs
early hearing Of the complaints asnitst them a.
Is posstble.
In no manner IL Mr.. Francis Deakin or the
ca.e OF Lea q Pcrrins vs. Dcaktn, which case
ns rSM nsce pcndlng ,ao5e tlan tTo ysars In
concerned In the alleged miarctis nj EyanH ainl
, 1877-09-27
FIRES.



ColuMnus, O.. Sept. *G-The loss BY the fro
at tho rcnttcnt!ary Inst Night proves, upon In
vcstEgation, to have been larger than was cx-
pectcd. Tie loss to A. q. Pattcn, in pat.
ferns, manufactures, and machinery will
be about 5000. II 10 covered by
insurance. placed as follows: Franklin, OF Co.
lumbus, 5000; tho Ocrmania, of Buffalo; Mcr-
chants. ot Newark; Fairfield, OF Connecticut;
Fidelity md nernanIa, Of Newark; FRANKLIN,
O! Wheeling; Merchants' d Manufacturer,
oi Richmond, have s2,soo each. Tho
sl,50o each null the Delta, Of Dclphos, s3DO0
Tho loss to J. Gill Hlaino will be about {B,UU
upon which tho Northwestern Sattonal, Of NIL
waukce, and tho Commonwealth. u Boston,
have 81, SEQ each. The State will lose about
g., ,QW On the building.
, 1877-09-27

.fu.tirc: Morrison held Albert t1ifTofs1 md
!.ents Arndt In f:,O each 10 the Criminal Court
for tle larceny of $'o from Mrs. AltNrchousc;
rcrtfon: .stary Wilcox, Ellen Miller. Edward
Slater. f.nttfe West, Lizzie 1.yrnar, Mimi.
Thompson. thirty days cactl; Mark Schricr, re-
sristnE two stolen clocks. continued |" the :hl
fnonths cacli; Lo,iIs 1iulhtsky, drawing re-
volvcr on ID. rlsshzak, $500 to tlle Criminal
Court.
+. Il. Copson. the t;rauger who wes swtu,itc,l
In the "tossev'' shops ht the rorncr of Clark
anu Ha;"n n ;tse; s. ,s +x1Is m Ut wa,
tnc two dives In which l,c uns svtnllc.t. The
.'li l,urklcbcrry was FUND tn.,1ly cnsconrcl
II what purports 70 be pn''lshfng agency, At
vhici, is lt,t1r letter tlan the sl,op
Morrison Buhling copson thinks that. after
capturing arothrr man, The four chiefs of tho
Enr,E will b. In lock. The cnscs Of e. J. Hunt
aud iacorge +. OIbersy Will bc heard Saturday.
fleece some iatnbs and were swallowed up lr
1font Officers Shea, Gallagher, Mitchell.
and Sheppard. arrayesi for alt the world like
Innocent ttrangers who came to town 10
Clark street, near Jackson, were assaulted BY
kurns ant. hin partner, both of whotn made i
desperate effort 10 hold Officer Shea IN tn the
most approved style. hut they realized their
setvrs and n,arrhed them statEonwartl. at
the point Of m enormous horsc-plsto1. which
ono OF them had captured from Ryan. l.,tt
prisoners arc a. rougt, a1rl hart-look!ng as thcy
make them, and are doubtless the ea,nc ones
TINT hare been plrtng tho ltgbwarinan's voci-
tion With 80 much SUCCESS during tho past few
nights.
Minor arrests: Annie Louis. larceny; Chri*t-
ian Rantf. hastarlly, upon complaint Of Mary
tlnstasiksen. Of NJ. lGi North Dcsplaincs street;
+. W. Walsh, one uf two chaps ovcrhaulcsl ty
Onlrer J. D. Shea ncnr the raltroad-trosslng oi,
Twelfth street, VINO were In possession, Of ladies'
lrcsscs ami other, clothing; Harry a. Wells.
ete. Ms; fs9es fsesy s fTSTs T%os nstsfs s" Tsss ss
OB5rnc, his sous, assauftfnE md threat
enl1iy to kill John stonatan, Of No.
81 Ontario street; Ilonora aalyln,
assauttng her huslatl from whom shc has for
some time been scl,nratc1: Annie Fazuswortlt,a a
p!tfernR seryant In tie house Of j, 4. Roche,
No. 2iU Superior street; II. Drookmna, obtain
ing goods upon false prctenses from j. W.
Spalding, the baseball man.
, 1877-09-27
LOCAL POLITICS.

THE FIFTEENTH WARD KEFUALlCAN
Club held meeting last evening al ths ro,ner
ri ,vn,,,x mi Tn.If,. s,-.s.. ~. ~.
~. H.. ,.',' ,'"''" a"A p"'e a1'ee's' "ss' le'ef
oush"ah IN the chall.
The Chairman Invited those who had not yet
signed the roll to cotua forward and do so, and
II 1uu,iur ri nm ,,.r,,s,,an nra..,, ,,,,, ,l,.,
,,t,., ,t. -...,,.., p's'' .o'" '''s~
Will VII tne ,e 'cVucst' ..... .......
EFht Hon. Loret'z Brcntano, who was present,
Was called upon Tor speech. liz said that 10
cuuld mt be present whrn In. plt.rtt,,n ct,ues
m h,,r,rs, h,s ,,,,.i,.. .o,1., -, -. s,,.....s
1 .,Ns" s eAea !t'to ~ "3sn'hS'
&oii' He was, thcEetoFe. Elad 70 address them
on this OCCASION. Ha referred 10 the last Pres-
, 1877-09-27

clnlcs AZ those within The Union, hut not ret
nflfIiltcI. The rc,Nrt alyNatc,l tllc intruiu&.
tlou OF these societies Into tic Union a. t,on a.
pA,ssble, aud the 4niltnr IF .ll in the eariun q!
The young men from thc eyils OF tntemperat,rc,
Tie repsrt Was L. ccptctl
The Secretary, John MCCARTHY, next submit
ted his rcport, which ttrtc,i that, owlnE IN the
hard times there hal been manifest decline oi
the past year. About si00 had been expended
IN printing nnd Stationery, Eighteen stnir,trs
liAl ail their special assessments, amounting
to $97. ~. in regard to the flna,.rcs, the $}tc-
rctarY reported the bn'ancc Of t,xt u,t hand at
the last convention TO i,u $sjHi; rex cpts ei,,cc
that ttnlc, $il3.A. THIS rcEori wa. also Mlortc.l
The Auuitor,s rcport stntc,l flat the Sccre-
tary's hooks, ,,aper., etc.. Ga.l hccn carefully
examined, and found entirely satisfactory. The
Uaion was considered greatly Indebted 70 Sir.
Mccarthy for his efficiency al Secretary. The
Treasuref's report was also examined and found
satisfactory.
The Committee on constitutional Amcnl.
mcnts recommended change III Art, IL nf the
bylaws referring ~ the expulsion OF officers.
jcct, anil the matter WAS finally referred back to
the Committee for further consideration.
The Committee on Ways md Means reported
that the Income ot tho Union Was found sulll-
and Thought It unnecessary to make at,v changes
at prcscnt.
After some discussion, the report wns adopted.
Reports from the eighteen county Eiec-f'rcst-
dents were then submitted, some In writing md
The Convention adjourned until half-past
p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention rcassemblc,1, pursuant to nd
journmcnt, at lsalf.past = p. IN. Tho Chair all
nounccd That the tlrst thing to conc M was the
Amendments. This Committee submitted
written rcpvrt, whsrtl brought ut,t long dis
, 1877-09-27

". c. Fraser will lead tho MONDAY prayer
meeting to-day Ii Lower Fnrwell-lfall.
The Bliss Memorial Choir will meet for re-
hearsal IN Lower rarwell-na'l this evening.
Ali wishing To learn to sing should join ut
once.
For tue benefit Of the Protestant Orphan
Asylum, tho Dircctrcsscs will serve warm
lunches for ten days, commencing Oct. Z, at No.
III Madison street.
The indies Interested in tho production OF tho
operctta Of "Ltttlc Red Rldlng.llood " will
meet at the fremont House this AFTERNOON at s
o'clock to complete arrangements.
The WashtngtonEau Homo Total Abstinence
Association Will give . free entertainment IN
the chapel Of the Hume tl.ts evening at 7::W
o'clock. Address by thc Hon. c. n. Whiting,
GayiL
The annual meeting Of the Woman's Christ
fau Temperance Union of Chtrugo will he held
at thelr headquarters In Farwell.llall tomorrow
ut 10 O'Clock =. I'll. The election Ut officers Tor
thu coming year Will take place. a full attend
ancc is desired.
Company D, First Regiment Cavalry, I. N. g.,
bare a meeting this eyening ut thclr arn,ory,
Nos. 103 nHd l1i Washington street, for III.
spcction, anu other important matters which
VIII bc brought before thc company. It Ia to
be hoped that every member will bc present.
Mrs. II. j. Il Rucl. for many years a resident
Of Greece, will deliver her entertaining and In
stricttva lecture upon The natives Of Ureecc
ant tic Greek Ut III dav bcforc the young las,frs
OF Park Institute on Friday, scpt. ~, al II u.
III. Ladies Interested In tho subject are cor
dsaily invited to be present.
TIE "HUNE" rEsrlyAL
The following 10 the programme III Tho Home
Fcatlyal, which bcR!hs this tnornlng at 10
o'clock at tleraliey liall: Greeting song, words
"Thco &. CT; music; aduscss Iy
Dr.. Amte H.. ualc; music; permanent
organization; collation.; . y. Ill.,, abort speeches
by numbers; evening, musical and litcrary en.
tertalnmcnt-vocala mid instrumental selections,
and readings. Friday, fair and cnldrcn's fes-
tiyal; eycntng, banquet ut tho Sherman House,
With music, toasts, anl dancing.
, 1877-09-27


LONDON, Sept. 26.-On arriving at Sheffield
today, ten urant was received at the railway
station by the Mayor and Corporation. 4 pro-
eession thcn formed, and proceeded to Cutters
Hail, where congratuiatory addresses wcrc pre-
scntcd by tho Corporatcd Cutters Company mid
tue Chamber OF Commerce, to whlcl, the Gen.
eral briefly rcpllctl. Ecn. Grant afterwards held
reception, and WAS presented to many leading
merchants
THB AMERICAN TARIFF.
Gen. Grant, replying 10 various addresses
which hu received ut Sheffield to-day, referred
to the American tariff, and reminded hts near.
err that the Unlteli Siates Ind To ra!sc money
t. pay otf the great debt incurred by tic WnT.
The revenue from Imports was regarded soc1y
a. mems VI attaining TINT end. II the United
States were to abolish the rcvenic
frnm imports foreign bonlhotders would
very soon cry out when their Interest
was not Forthcoming. lie atldc,l, ave get
along well enough with the payment Of our
debt, and will compete with you III your manu-
features In tho markets OF the world. The moro
Of four merchants aud mechanics that 10 to
Americn tho better. Nothing plcascs us more
than the immigration of the industry and intel.
ll.cnec OF this community. We lsayo room for
at, md vii! try to trent you Us you have treated
me to-iay."
Tho ueacral was loudly cl,ccrel.
, 1877-09-27

[By Ca1ls 10 TAs Chicago Tribune
LONDON OFFICE or Tue CHICAGO Tribune,
6 PAtanAvz PLACE, STRAND, Sept, 27- a.
m.-1a Asia Minor Con. Tergukassod Ia ro-
ported to have been reduced to eight bat
talions. The force with which hc was pro.
viously guarding tho road to Eryan
consisted Of twenty-five battallons, two
regiments Of cavalry, and eighty guns.
This dinunition of his force, In order
to strengthen the asmy at Alexandropo1,
would indicate that tho Russians are resolved
10 attempt COON an Offensive movement in
the direction OF Kars, and have resolved TO
practically leave tho road to Ervan open for
Tho Kurd 1anail Pashs, who threatons TINT
p1aco with forty-seven battalions, $4,000 IT.
regular cavalry, and fifty guna. Meantime,
snow whitens tho highlands Of Armenis.
, 1877-09-27

New Yoax, Sept. 28.-Thc Star aud Herald,
Of Panama, says violent earthquakes took place
at cabija, Bolivia, on the Cd ultfmo, md at
1qui1uc. OIL the same day. a few days before,
at Captapo, there WIS similar visitation, and
the inhabitants left their dwellings, terror
stricken. The shock at Cabiia was more severe
than tllat on the 9TH of May last.
At Santiago, Chill, niue houses were burned,
tLe Mcrccd damaged. Loss over tiO0,oU.
, 1877-09-27
IRISH TEMPERANCE.

THE CATHOLIC TuFA1<ABsTthEAc1 UNION
Fea4semblcd tn Convention In the club-soom Of
tho sheEman House Il o'clock yesterday mort-
Ing. the Rev. fathcE Mrshane fu the chair. ue
opened tho sesslun with prayer.
Tus chaIr anpounc IL tue Hrst business In Or
der 10 be tho hearing Of reports from tha officers
VI The Uuion, ana bc submitted his own first.
1u this report the author stated thst there we're
ioFty'hse societies represented in the
Gnlon, numbering III al about 250o
members; there were bs lies so1ne twenty other
socleites III ths STATE. based upon tLe Sans prfn-
, 1877-09-27

TIE FRENCH RADICAL PROGRAMME,
PANS, Sept. 26.-The Radical Soctaiist-1 Re.
rublicans of Paris hnvc Issued manifesto Mt
tacklng tho Government and tho supporters nf
Oainbctta. The manifesto demands amnesty
for tic Communists, tie abolition Of the Budget
Of Public Worship expulsion Of the Jcsuts,
army, a sInglo progressive tax for all existing
taxes, md the abolition Of tho Presidency md
Senate.
INDIAN LOAN.
LONDON, Sept. a.-rl.s 1,,dta Office invites
tenders for loan Of R, ,o00, co., payable In seven
years, bearing interest at per cent.
THE JArAhEsE HEDELLIOx.
WARRINGTON, D. T., Sept. 3l-A telegram
1ccc!ycl to-day from m Official source In Ycttdo
says the rebellion In Ycttio Is ended The chief
rebels, satg!,, htnrada, and Ktrino, committed
suicide on the eth Inst.
, 1877-09-27
A Winter Campaign in Aus
tere Armenia to Be At
tempted.
Tho Turkish Losses at pleyna
Equal to Those Of the
Russians.
Servia Kill Demand the Withdrawal Of
Turkish Troops from 1er
Border.


RUSSIAN DEaPAIn-
tDv Cable to 7hs chledqo Trt1ane.1
LONDON OFFICE or TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
G PA1onAvE P1AcE, STRAND, Sept. 27- a.
MA reliable correspondent at the Russian
headquarters telcgraphR TINT the tiiscontent
and discouragement in tho nrn,y is greater
than he had expected. He has not spoken
with single officer since the Plovna engage
ment who does not regard success az hope
less while tho T'trsonn<l Of tho headquarters
staff remains unchanged No fighting is
reported from any part Of tho lines. The
Turkish army
IN THE ponnupscuA
Is said to be nbout To assume tho offensive
In this section there has long been lnll in
activo opcrations. The nussian Gencral,
Zimmerman, who hes nominally about 10000
men under his command, has been fntronch-
ing himself on line extending from Tchcr-
nayada to Kustendje. To oppose any al-
vanco on his part Turkish forco Of about
tho san1e strength hns been stationed along
line from silistria to sthrna. A detaoh.
ment of the lattor army has now, It is ro-
ported, occupied o strong point
on THE nouMAN1AN nANK or THE DANUBE,
opposite Silistria, which Is covered by tho
guns OF that fortress, and Is fortifying n
bridge which II has thrown across to tho ISL
, 1877-09-27
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

F1tat hn,onH the rr1niaItcs Of the toilet |, ~.
article Of SOAP int 10 procure It f. not always an
matter. Many Of tic nost rcnsfxo susts In III. 49,,
kct arc male from toarse md lc1etorfota rnatcrt.i.
thets dc!seate co'or1ng and fragrant perfume I'm ,
conceal tho noat rtpuiatve impurities. The sftsro*
recently n.adc public regarding lht4 subject Ar. .,
ttsciv startling and descsss serious eon.dr,.nna
Scented Sonpa Arr now knuwn fu BE- extremely nht..
ttonahe. cau~c!ay II sppffc to The heal, jniuinr ~
hair. Irritating tho acafu and inducing scyrre n,.I
Accs Tho character vt Tho ingredients taf h t,Fc.,
from the ttatenstns OF gentleman who n,skc. ts
rcfsons cnsaKtlln IN this culplorcn wcte thor,
The diieaity q proeari%s @ - pssfcetiy puro .,c.,
Toilet soap u iatt ob!Iattl. uveref talks 10 in
snterCEtss sad chemical sk of ST. H. r. Txnsirr ~
by fse ts Ian'sSta,f asssstt 81
kind In the untte Btatct. m. rcnown oi Nj ia angrrs
feniinaedt but this ateat success il the .ppto5,,. H..
croEn TO tbs NUMEROUS Victories alrrady alicsed
IT. hinsir ILL., sasceedcd ID perfaetIos IL e51n
tion Gt the nrst toilet soap cver Introduced. The pn
cpa ingredients are tho preht vegetable oils, lii 4n
int result Ii s,mp'y unparaed in ths department St T..
h.T. n4Hn,rrs ro,1xr Soar" j. The .r,de u,,r
tur application 10 The delicate skin f lnfauts ciiren
S I not tans9ssS y Ii. e.
es.sS q ,nsh e. fof io reaGre
sbht Tofict Soap rc,iders L IL me,:
and agreeable article ct tho Kind ever mani.
hoHs, apeciay dcelrab1e 70. tho use Of !.dJe, mi
oes .sa III sssy sts. e fse
ot the nncat soan f1r Aarbefs use. It II iua belns
Besame 81 II aSsas ~ Sas'a
II n plnpffrN Nn- VII, f,.t.
, 1877-09-27
At SONtEIfS. ILL,

Spee4aa DfsDateat 10 TAt Cafcugo Tfto4mt.
RBsosuA, Wis, Bept. 2A-Mr. Northway,
living In tho town Of Somers, Kcnoaha County,
hal quito blaxe On ILLS farm last night, Ia
which to lost several stacks Of hay. barns, hay,
horse, and several hugs. Loss, 2l,6Ul 1t il
supposed to be tho work of sra,npa.
, 1877-09-27


MILLEN-0RANT-At MoF.is, ILL.,, Sept. 20.
BY the liey Mr.Alllng. William, H. Miller. of Chi.
cago, and Miss jult1 Grant. Ut tha atosc. named
place, daughter Of Judge usant.
C0NN--0ILEs-1a this city. Sept. a5. by The
Hsv. e. 4. TowIc, Mr. Archibald q. Ccuu and
Miss Maggie 4. Giles, al Of thls city.
, 1877-09-27
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON. D. e., Sept 27-t \. m.-For
tho Upper Atss.sapp! Valley and Upper Lake
region, falling barometer, warm southaastetly
wintls, cloudy and Fainy weather, followed by
rising barometer and colder nustherly wlnds.
LodAL oHakxfArtnHs.
, 1877-09-27
THE CITY.



The Fountain Spring tiousc, Wankeshn, Wis
t.Irrs Man,av ncrt. after = most anccestf,
.,n,,,
r,,
Elliott Anthony yesterday replcvf@1 from
Ihn writ was Issued from Justtce Ha!nes'
Court.
w.,,.. to
u'ns' 'eoorss sna' nc nas got tne sto"e 'oF
the entire second story Of tho Court-ftoufc cut
ana 'hat nc awaiting The motion OF the granite
contractor to pile 1t into the walls.
A. : n.c1n,x 1sst svantn1 1vtItte nrown q
rs,ra NJ ora ro.,,3tn,. =, u, o.- xn+ttnard
'A', " ASc' 'e',u''9 a. w. =" is'.."0a .a
s..et' ' "as InA uuwn anu nauIs u1a!seM .m ~
es.reear on tho lhtl'aha street ltne A. tae 'ooeS
sl'eet es"ssinR.
ine announcement Fas nfaue ihht classes 3ot
instruction % n useora.lsc ast WnuM oH 9peheu r.
st ~ n"%' ~ oa 3se1a" hntsss a. Thn Yaa T..
euss ,si oa " ahn :, cents lesson' lne society
""' '"ee' ae"'" !" ahoe"ef "o"s"'
The Temperature yesterday, as observed bv
Mn,,as.c ,ttteian. IS Madison street, TRibcNH
liuilling, was as Iollows: 8 H. n,. II; 10 .. M.
"a; !. nl.' ii: ?; ~. ~; ?: r., ~; bafoane'
Ter at : a. nj, o:a'; p. tn., ":s2.
~ ncw counterfeit 81 note on the National
Hank Ut Tan,aqua, Pa, has been put in tie
Market It IL well executed. but 10 printed on
common. paper Instead Of the ril,Lctl paper of
wny.
c,,.. t,, .,,,a
s fi,,,,' s,,ot am,i .ra'sn; IT, ,, ~
t"rv "f NM ~ Wuiiz a an t1lnoi. .,rect ~ -" io.s
finger sn was badly cut n'u,t,t tl,e llntis hy
afternoon.
.,Ir uu1,,,. n ve,-. ,f am .o,t,t.,r a. ",
nth Nn,th Rrn,,i, sfr,,e+ ,asta1rfnr ntto.nrto'f
tu ro,nn'it .,t",ic viii ~ ~ ~ ,,cftrj.,,,
tr.,nn,'. H., tmr,"r M,,sn ~ p..,. ,.n,a., ~ ~
F,irnt ,u,n,,,c hin mn md thsnG. f,o riii ,av,
;is ~, '""''s" az" oA'7 'o0 '"'"~e III ~ '~'o
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Tic National powmcn's Union, consisting OF
the Iea'llIn. plow manufacturers of tho country,
mot Yesterday ut tire Mattcson House. 4 great
rIv, ,nJ 's, , M ~; a., u'u 10y as
r,cfx % ~ ~ tnrsnss,n M ~. ~
,r. in tuw,, Week a. cxncr,c1s nsiio,,rnc'i ansl
left 1ast rrrn,nc. ~" 40 sNpse'so' "e1oo'"eu "'A
Collector v; IL. Smith,, With that enterprise
which mark. the journalistic mind. Is hhying
t.leplonc lifted up +, biz oilice Mt the Custom
.mse ,s 7" .", s"neSt WITH ,e Union bnill'ng Il
journalistic cpithctH of conctnnatory nature.
Not TINT fhrre ts any Necessity for this but Just
to b. prepared, you know.
The chirnEo Secic,v of Decorative Art held
1erular monttl1y nccttnr yrafrr,lnv aitrrn,.o,,
ut 40. G,2 Wa1ash avenue. Tho ruis,-s:osfs
prevented G"tH1 nttefHLatcc ot tic ladies wtu
compose tuf t!rGantzatiost nnd the meeting was
hrt:i. Ihc ircs!ent. Mrs. ]. !. Srantnon,
rca'l MI Instructive paper. 4 letter was rc-
crlsctl from ai1nilnr soc'cty In New York City
to'lp'i'tIcntanE the Chicago Society very highly
on ko'llc tatif'lcs Vi sktlIiuly-wTought
WORK tcnt there recently for inspection.
civ c1,,uii las hccn inyitc,i ~ Attend = ron.
terence. with inc l.uli,]in,, fnmnittrr nj lin.
boarl Snt.rtlny nttcr1opn at tho hlf|llnt,, on
The mattyr ui the cuIstractton of n .nmc for
tllc Cour.-Itnusc. Tic city agreed uot to have
onlc sn,,,r time s,ttce. bit Il, thn farr If th,s
the county hus gone or viii liz t,art uf .ho
work, viii, M, other ui,tcet thai II, rc,ynrrt -
, 1877-09-27


WHITEHALL, N. ~ Sept. M-An incendiary
fire in Daln.nlora this morning burned Mcad's
Hotel, somo dwellings snd stores The keepers
and the conylcts If tho Clinton Prison saved tho
town after blowing up. two dwellings.