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Mnrshat MacMahona How ltd you find o'r

s1ars,a ,9cNaton' 1Io" ltd sou find our
"ttow VA. tl,attn I sai,i wi.l nstof,I.1mcnt:
"stmplc enough | ,lt.n't uM!cTstnn! wor'!
q French; the Marshaltlmsn't knox Sword ri
EtnGfsh. c ts,we,, In mr.; ! tmwtrt to him.
u ~ m sn,eS' TSa nj I'll "sa %sa ,9 ~ ns s1'e'e "'
"Inen ' the Intarycw only lasted mEnutci"
.. No, Remained few minutes 10 sIcaA viii,
Mmc. MasNasioti, and WIS delighted, fnr Hlic
astonEs',c.l that Frcnel' ta,lv should speak il
40 beautifully. Tho Mar.!,ai l,as Il flnc me,t,
AMI ftaa the air III Hi Iihcst n1a'l.n
as It scclntI tn me III. urneral was in Et'ol
wt'to,lt great llu,'c. u s''rcrss, h'wrycr qucs
tfon o,l ls,lltirs rs foliows: "tlcInr,I, a. yn.l
have been, like our Marshal. rrcaitlent Ut Il
Ncinbltc, Mn,l ynu llavc bern IN an atlalHgons
ttliatln t hIt,tttat Is TO say, Ill Variance with
the legislative ppuer.-l ata sure the public
", ,.nnl! l'e s''rions TO know your opinion upon
thc present cttslssh
1te ue1.eraI, Ut this question. wl,Irl, con;
eait Il. "ti,nc" Of sitrlnr. liz did nt,t express
tue sllghtcst att,nlk!lineht. and, tn tho saIno
to1,o as tcf.,rc, ltn'&inE continually ut thc ear.
yet, said: ~ al, not frcne'l'1an: am m
have nut ttu!'lc.a the question III any such was
That should darc TO glyc my o;nl.i'n' on It."
then RECALLED To mind What hal t,ccn told
me Of The .nan,lrr III which NrAnt acted With
lie received them whenever thc5 wished; then,
when they l}roac!ictl politics, lie drew cIgaTs
from his pocket, Offering tU its intcrloctltur,
hnl then commenced IL sts,okc lit ssIc1rt. 10
ono means icft-si'cak to Inn about Ills horses.
therefore tsofncwtIat Chang Ing tho tactics of
''y aski%e tl'e de"efai il he i'roposs,i staying
lung In taria.
III this horrible lain continues" said he,
shall leave i,,rtIlNlttt. II not | shall H.
, 1877-11-19

make onr l..lgcs warm. They XIII kfralocs-
fnr wlIat1 tio through yo'lr country. scc tho
thousands OF rnrrassrs rottsnR on the nlnins.
takc trnm dead buffalo Ia his tall. or hi. henf.
or Ills horns, perhaps, to sl,ow they have kiltil
a hufFalo. What Is tt.tsf ls II rohhcryf You
cali lis sayngcs. What arc tfeyf The hn!fatoc:
have eo,ne north. We hare con,c north to lin'l
t,csn, annl !" gct away froal p'aec where pco'
pic tell tcH."
asked si.ttne Hull to tell mo something Of
bin early life. In tic nsst place. where he was
tx,rnf
~ was horn IN t1,e Missouri River; At lcn.t
] rcrnlIeet tat son,cttstY toll nc 90. don't
know VIII" tni,1 nc. nr whrrc Fas told Of it."
"t)f what tribe arc .you:'e
"Qf the Sfouxts
"lss; of t''e Ereat Sioux Nation"
"Nllo WAS your tnthcst''
Ny latalcr ts IeAalh
sis your itH,thcr lfyingl''
IVY motllcr lives w'th mo In my Lodge"
say t}mt yum l!rc'a anlong them when ynn were
learned to write, and rcnsl from bucks; thatye1
trctcht''
vi Is Il ltc."
''foi arc an fndtanf"
n'roa,lly} ~ mn Sloux."
fhs'.' si1'aeny relaxing from hts hsuten.,
hs sald, "of tornc Of thuso stories. They are
Hi 6tEHHI1 ncS+ " IIat nl A!1tt nf1u mere lie
leaned back AMI resumed his attitude anu es.
preston Of larbarEG grandeur. Al a,n Il nnt..
see. know. ! began TO acc when VIVA not
Yct horn; when was not IN my mothers nr,ns,
hut insl,le Of MY fnotfer's belly. Il WAS there
thai began 10 study about tnY people,"
Iicrc tourhctl Sitting Itull on tho urn.
"Do not Interrupt htn,, said Mai. Walsh.
"He is beginning to talk about his medicine"
~ VAS" repeated Sitting Bull, 'sttll IN n1y
mothers fr,silcs whcn BEGAN to. study al
about ny people. God {wavtng his t,antl to ex-
press a CreHt projecting tacnius} gave nlc tho
pnwer to see oit III the wnsnb. 1studted there,
~ tho womb, .a'Dnt many things. | stn1.ei
about the ssnatl-pox. that WIS killing my people
the great sickness tint was killing the women
ntnl children. was 80 Interested that turned
over Oh my side. The Hnh Almighty mist Eave
told tno at that time and here Sitting Bull u-
consciously revealed Ills sccrctl that would be
tic man IL he tho Judge VI all thu otl,cr lndl-
ans-a big man, TO decide for them In all their
ways"
And ynu l'ayc stncc decided for themi's
II speak. 1t Is enough"
, 1877-11-19
THE RECORDERS OFFICE.

IEEltIuN lHh hAtthl ESs
Thu following communication will b. presented
to-day to lie County board:
1pthe Honorable lht Hoard Of CoH,nsis5IoaeFs ~
Cvuk EobntY: The Mt,drrsghcd must respectfully
ask ieaye Ut ynur itonDraoia Hoard fur brief
employees In tlsc Recorders Office.
II ia trus that these Arc trying ttMes 10 many
taxpayers. not Il few Of whom have heretofore en-
juyrd years Of pfosretlty 1nd Pnsslb!y wealth,
ncher Of which often fall to the ut Of ti.en work.
tHy for talat!es ...
lato ac.lon un tbs salaries Of some Of Tho public
employees. i0u certainly lescfyo ana sill dvubt.
less receive tho thanks oi our c!zcns for reducing
tho expenses Of lustitutions which a;ways have
On tho taxpaYers OF this county. Tho itecotdor's
Office however tan absolutely Indispensable csan.
nlunths Ut IT, pfcvons management, fell abort Of
pairing ~ rnnM,ng expenses tn tac enst tho e9un
"a il cntrc feccipss vii Dc fund At tic chi OF
VI S q eSa saf 1as seeeS. &c ats.
a"'e1s''0 !" spe & te '' au!n... @ 0eeH busi aao
% bo sSs sssfsayss e IL 'fs sst s,c
even th!s much were I not for u, voluntary eco,
that bas prevailed IN tha onice for ths psst year
and fur str!ct attcaton to public duly. and tho
willing nna patient Industry of Tho employct. We
being considered coIlcciicd q arrogant, whether
novel, 70 c.cdtabic, profitable. and popniat q
change IN & Ks nsnsial ns % sh9wns a. an s6,o!atei,
any tin,r BY tho reduction ot thu heretofore not
more than reasonable pay Of IT, working farce1 +
to To- be- hopei, gentlemen. ttat yuar ltono.aee i
Duard Will sec ths }nAtico OF reconsideration oi
your Acti0n III t!lts matter Ho AaTo tho honor ia
LAAxsI. Afc1nAru,
or7' fttTxsa ~, o...u
n1t nnt nj In ntSo M ti1s
, 1877-11-19

AN 1HTxNVlHW WITH LlEuT.-1Oy. CAEcHoN
A day OF two ago . long dispatch appeared In
tic press Of this city stating that trouble was
brrwins In the ProvInec VI Maultoba. 1t was
all owtng to the fact that this Canadian Govern.
ment had appointed sfT. Joseph cauehou,
Lieutenant Goyernor for tl,At wild northern
land Of thu CanucAs; also that ho wss Cutho.
liz, an1, WORSE than that, FEenclt,nau. and, cou
sruucnt!y, had 10 iolnt tn.crvst with thu rcsl-
dcnts OF Manitoba. III order to prevent his
eyer settling down In tho Executive Mansion of
tho province, It was stated that q muh bud
organized aud tlat they pf0postt! TO meet hin
near ueer Crcck, aud gently end hs carcc! by
drowning hiM III that tributary to the llcu
River.
Yesterday, On looking over the Grand Pacific
sysstai iosl 5se y H. s9ME FeP9ster sssa ts
otder Was to ltni btu. ntslds shocking bad
whste hat, Vi. one VI tue scttses IN thu GraI4
exchange, sat thc object ot search. dark,
'9oas w. iasS aS ssr
OF Sitting bulls dosntniunx IL described. lie t.
rYthtr pleasant Ia ll4 nlauner, and gentleman
who hos ha4 thlrty:thsre years' rxpertsNe IN
public life. At different l'eEluds, from lsa4 .o
date, he has been nc.a1rr VI tie Eaualta,,
Parliament, Minister u Cgowu Lauls, President
Vi tue Senate. Ai'lts.er u Public Works. frrsl.
ueut Ut LII Executive Council, ttc. Mr. Cau.
es'ou is natise ot Quebec, " years Of aye. aud
connected With tue nress for fossy years, lie
xs.s also oncr Mayor Of Qucbec. TIE reporter
stated ths tast. 70 ths Lieutenant Governor as
lit is true" said Mr: Cauchou. "taas Nm
Of French uesrent, and aaat an! Catholic.
but that won't deter NE lruln doing nly duty
toHafus Al! thy people. | propose to obey tho
EuustiEuttou.h
~ presume you have heard that IN armed
force = going 70 meet you aud throw you ID the
He'd Kive5W
ia that 50. hadn't heard that: It had
been stated that the Government had sent
ttoops TO meet aud protect ine, but that was de-
uir1 In Ottawa yesterday"
"Then you are not alrald9"
"Nu, shalt 10 on. The trouble arose out Of
the tues that Il xa repostru that joseph F.
ktel, also Frenehn'an, aud AttosusyGeuera!
10 meet nv wife, ioe fear .nat she
might be attacked. Theirs was 10 truth
Il, that, aud after that several meetings
| weru hcld u sctaate on uc, but nothing culpr
Of them. ] duu't believe tbete will ba any
armed Resistance W uc- Al! tie oppostLion 10
, 1877-11-19

The case OF 4. II. Uogaraus vs., E. 8, Bage and
pthr,s calno up Saturday before Judge Drum
p,ou,l, but after somu discussion WAS p3stpone4
to Wednesday next.
The Appellate Court adjourned Saturday 10
Tuesday to consider tho clses heanl by them
md prepare opinions.
Edward sehiIek indicted by the United States
District Court for using ;, tnteraal-sevcnue
stamps twice, pleaded gully 10 the accond
count Of the Indictment.
Judge 3iooro Saturday granted q decree Of
divorce to Charles eallen from Elizabeth Salleu
On tho ground Of desertion.
In the case of George ". and Anna ii. Cush-
lng w. Tbs State Savings Institution, the ludg.
ueut heretofore rendered against the bank was
5et aside ou motion Of Nr. High, Ia accordance
with the late decision' Of Judges Farwell and
Moore. III
Ia tue Protection Llfe-Iusurance Company
case, Fulo WAS issued agaiust A. L. A,nbere to
got be attached Tot Contclnpt III not obeytng the
order tu references to surreudettng certain bauk
Itock In bis hands claimed By the Company.
CNIrED STATES COURTS.
J. ". T. K. l.. Davis began suit for $30lO
Saturday against William u. Harris and saitIn
b. Cobb
Thonas A. Jackson commenced suit against
DAVID pows. claiming t3,oul
-. H. HAl1t5 kAeu OE0gke E4s 0o<EA 840 A4ueIL
b, Barber Tor $1,UO0.
BANKRUPTCY lTKXa.
Discharges WcEe Issued to Kerr Bros. from all
heir debts mentioned 10 thcIE composition
tatement.
Similar orders were entered Ia tho cases Of
aagedou, Oliver d Boyle and Fldcl1 j. Brain
I'd.
In the case Of Farnsxo1th, brown d Co., au
Eder WAS cutered for the sale of the real c4tate
lier thfeu weeks notice BY publication.
tbs composition meeting of Emanuel and
imon Hartman will be held Vt u T. ILL., to-day.
SCpkKiDk COURT IN AhlKr.
The Chicago d. Eastern llllnols Railroad Com.
Dauy fled ILL Saturday ngalust l.. G. uuck,
Collector Of Cook County, ]. ". 5lartip, Col.
seetor Of VIII Coupty,C +. SKe!gsst, Collector
VI k4nk4kee County, ]. L. Hamilton, Collector
1t YeIuaiilan County, " restrain them collect.
ng the tax for 1878 On the capital sto3k ot The
ChLcaso, Uaa1ille d. Vineennss Railroad Cow.
9any, now thu Chicago 4 Eastern R4troad EolA.
, 1877-11-19

LAST Tribute TO CnANLEs 4. pUDLET.
Thu funeral Of the late Charles A. Dudley. the
fireman killed by eutlocatIoD in Tho tirc III
Field " Letters store, took place yesterday,
aslsl attracted grcn: deal Of attention. Luue
beforc tue hour appointed Tor the observance Ut
lie last rites crowds Of people collected about
the undertaking establishment IN State street,
near Twelfth, wlese The body lag sasascJ, mud
hundreds, out OF Idle curiosity, pressed tn aud
out oE tho establishment 10 gut u glimpse Of ths
rctnalus. by the time of tho startling of tic
curtege fully 3,0N persona were assembled. 4
short delay was oecasioieu by an alartn Of
aarslala and men, hut about halt.past
> tile escorts md attendants were aligned ln the
following order: Scyans' Bat,l; platoon Of
uollce; tirennr''s escort Of eighty tucn; cx-mcin-
sa.a sss S fss esr. .en: y xts in e Ell
bearers, Capt. Fred IlaTcr, -of Engine No b;
George ilafner. llook anil Ladder No. i; II.
Iaylor, Engine No, II; j. Grcch nnd Thomas
Captaa Of !i"ok and md Ia.ldcr Nc. I; reaossi
the easkot from the building anil te|A,sltctl 1t
upon the sidewalk to allow tile friends aud
acguatntances parting looE. ii1e casEct was
!'aatsomo ons St ro'egood. Vpoa i were
nlan lay peacefully at rest, half smile parting
Ills lips, liz ltIokpd Us II sleeping. Tho pail
bearers, with bare1 heads, stood l,y tho
EaHkpts Anu tHe surrounding eru~u pressed
furward. A erackliug sound, rush, terrified
streams, pttying CALCULATIONS. and hYstencal
nuaus from tile wUEach present, broke out
simultaneously AZ the broad sidewalk bro!so at
tile slsie ;n,1uinlng the building, ui,1 tho coI|ln
with its contents, tho pall.6carcrs a scorBor
mure of bystanIlers weEc precspltatcti ten fuet
below to thu 11ur ut tho basement under thg
walk. A glastly and slureslcd Eaxo Of horror
stolr over tho iaees Ut thosu present. They
hardly darc look to sce-thcy knew nut what.
Intense excitement prevailed loE 1snmcnt, and
but a moment. Miraculous a. II may seem, tho
fall injured nobody,-the collin was not even
scratched.
Tine last locks ware taken, the casket
was closed and placed In tho hcarsc, aud
the cortcgo took up Its march. The noar,ltul
eadcncc Ut tho "Uenl March, the measured
anu solemn tread Ut tue u.en, this waving VI tho
crarc, un,l the st!,uuel expression OIL the flccs
told ut the presence Of death. Tho hearse was
drAwn by four night-blaek stcclls, each 0ue led
by q iircn,an. The palI-bearers walked by tho
hcArsy, tllrcu TN eact. aide, The llne of snarch
was On Wabash aycnue to Harrison street,
thence 10 Clark, thence north to Lake street,
and rast to the depot. Tho body wa4 placed On
board oi tho 5;l5 train IN carU ot friends, anil
the funeral procession wc,,tcd IT. why buck, the
uacM going tO their respective places:
All Of Lie chief Officers Ut tue Fire Depart.
meat rcru pr sent, aud tho arrangements Vi
the funeral WCrG cOlnpete.
, 1877-11-19
Tile COMMUNISTS.

raocEgpisa w1rn An ORGANIZATION.
Tho Englsl, section OF t,e Wo:kinRmcn'a
party Of tic United States held meeting at the
West Twelfth Street Turner Hall yesterday
afternoon. samue, GoldwatcF presided, anil A.
4. rnrsons nrtcd rs Secretary. There were
about scscnty-fvc members present.
The Secretary of the Second Warl Club re-
ported that q branch lad recently bcen cstab-
lished in that warl.
The Committee on Organization reported
that, at nu agttsifon meeting not long ago, scT-
crnl had jofnesl the party.
Mr.. Parsons stated TINT, Inst Sunday, action
was iascn With reference to the ar,n1Ramattola
OF the fraes-Cniol,s Of the city, and he dcslrctl
to know 4 anything haal hccn done toward Mott;
fyng lhe labor organizations Of the proposed
Mr. Morgan said that the only no.ies given
was that In tho paIrrs which contained ats nc
count Of tlIr proceedings.
sfr. Kesrigan remarked that he Ind notified
The lFoi,slolslers' Union, and they were heart
nni land In furor Of tt.
Mr.. Parsons ,norcd that q committee bs ap-
preliminary meeting 10 be sdsatur.lay, Dec. /.
An amendment that thu Secretary advertise
tho fact WAS agreed to. --
\ committee ot seycn WAS appointed to c1-
sms s piHpoo,s ms ss the ies1s
Ut the Congress 10 he held In Newark, n. j.,
next month, anl to rcburt their approval ur
tisapptoval Of them for the information III The
2clcgatu who will represent the tcct1ou.
Mr.. Parsons then read NJ, adtfrcse l*fucu By
tho National Executive Committee, in which
the teettons wcrc n.lytscd to keep III, agitation,
ns public opnion was at last tomiug to favor
tho Elevation 1t the working clstcs. Meetings
should bc l,cltt at once al rctolu ttDns adopted
cmb,tiTtng tl,r following demands, To III fOr-
whrtiru to Washington: THAT the legal WORKING
tlay OF eight lluurs fN established Throughout
The land: that at1 conspiracy laws operating
against the right uf worklnEl.cn Ia ccntc work
aud induce others tu Ioln them he abolished
that tho Satiunul i0yc1umcMt shall At onvc
take possession vi ty purchase AMI operate all
raiirua,is and trlcgrnpi, lines. Tho importance
of ttat1cs.union Organization must not he for
gotten In the struggle for political sttcecfs.
On motion, tho Central Committee were IT.
etrncted to make n full report OF their work In
thu last campaign. giving tho amount OF inoncy
received, from what Borcc, tho amount spent,
ami Tor what purposc, etc.
Air. Morgan offered u resolution calling for
tho election III nix Ut committee VI eighteen
{tho ether twelve tn be chosen by tho Gcrmal.
ecrtlnns} waosc utty It shall be to orCanizu
Lranrh scct!olls, take charge OF agitation. lay
tut lu sErlts c;alnt,agn-tu ttn ANYTHING that
Will b. of advantage tl the larty. Fur tho pitr.
pose of keepin. the Committee pure, t!lu united
sces!ot.s Mt each regular neetfnR to r~c'ect tho
cuttre number, or Aru;i s,lcf. as they saw lit.
stuntc Imposition WAS shown to this, II being
Clntrlc1 tho wursl clubs wuulu 10 Ignored, an1 1t
| wah laid un tho table.
Ehe meeting then adjourned.
, 1877-11-19

ranv:, ~ injunction was 'sstcu nnder oona
io1 s.NMn s r. , ,v f. ,,n., f..
Amanua @ = u, GonR eeEa" y sn't p, IT. nen' ~, ~.
James i. Storey. s.,,-,.. ,. .,,..,
inc Ma1c nG, saiTIssAc soin!"ns sHS' W.
fse.'ek 1', no,z a' ~, LIn.y s nraies+ '
so''fs y: It s liz. M. ~; ~. H.
anu Ensse H. sawser' ~ H., -. an" ,s;staa Satdn
/: ,9aWycts rsnlEs nn ns.".u" ..
n. aF'ing, Az ~ otflert 70 io5ecaosc ',e t"o tnoft,
Eaecs .os si''nei IT, na ~ H. II h,H
tast ~ ~. ~ >, ~ ~, nS t,'r ~ NIL III
.Ect ~ .tuI ~ tnc ?; - 'eGt ~, ~ ~ MI -
~ ~ st u - y, ~ ~ ~ ~, ~ a. ~ ~
~ ~ ~, tE ~ ~ * - ~ .nS r. ~ " ~ ~
nnl Inc " ~ leet ol rIf r.: " iest " Ivy
NJ ~ Icet " I*nt-ti NJ ~ n'V'k = u tnc CHi
vcr61ty Su!!tlstsson q tslat paf1 Of - Luz =. y!
iies: west Of Cottage dro7e nvenns. Also
feet t G ii i.ct Il; also the ". 20 fret Il
.e " p fest q the F. % feet Of 81 Lot @ f aso .o
tnc aG +, ~ 'eFt ~ ~ wv ~ ns,i as - ~ H. ...c so
y. ~ Ise! OF LOT III all III loek . III the eatne
s1ibf1tsston.
brought suit for $2.500 against tho DsEootl Con-
''i iIenTy tcw,s RI Il. A*sJcuecs Of j. l., Waync
h "a" spr,1 Mcfsm,-ai Il frEjntliov for xi.lnj,
CIRCUIT coUnr,
Matthew Latin hogan a suit IN e}eclment
Sntir1ioy oroinsL TIeity II. Il. Green, Edward
H. u: s1esn, d. ~ seascf an" D. = o"en' c'a't'-
''S WIiiiam A, n,c,+r co,nn,enc.a n AMI, In trr.-
pas; agatn.t Joseph T. Mecor:i and Willis =.
DiGkiason.; laying damages s At *lno2 xo.,..,,
Morris b. i.raei to @ recover I siock of merriam. @
w join lii luciow y besa,, 1 suit I agaIst St hermann
eteSKs 10 seeoSef $l'oo "afnaee1 lot a''eec''
''i:i it burns tlea petition for habca. corpus
setting out tint he is In prison on charge, OF
, 1877-11-19
ILLINOIS MILITIA,

ip4etdt ptspatcA 10 TAe CAieuga TttAu1&.
8pHlxorIkLp, ILL.,, NOV. 14-Adtutant-1en
cral HItiarl has forwarded his annual return
to tAe Secretary Of Var os tho llliuols militia.
1t shows the ll!luois National Guard to mum.
Der: General aud staY officers, d3; cavalry, ls3;
artillery, iG3; infantry, b0t7; total arms, &3l.
The toaal number Of companles u lit, aud tho
aggregate of enlisted tncn, 5,933.
, 1877-11-19

of the skin. by which evaporation IL mora
cn'tlv ctEcrtc,l; they ART. put in the tlrc.s.
whcrc heat Is kept up frnm 40 to no
degrees, anal IN the manner before described
are taken out at thu top where they nre t'i,t fur
short tnlc In a straE', hox, which makes The
stems flexible mntl enables them to he pa kcl III
layers without breaking tic hlinehrs; they nsc
tlien packed in slx md quarter, twelve nn,l
half, nnsl twenty-five p,ln1 l.oxcs, nailed up
a'ni sent to tlle storcllousc. Tho loose ratsEns
&C packed up IN paper boxes made expressly
ft1r that illrnnsc
, 1877-11-19

6psctal MtnastA 70 TAs CAtcdao Ttftua4.
L1SALLK, Ill, Nov. 1a-Thu Common Coun-
ell Of tnsa city. At speciat meeting held last
evening, resolved to Eesums the public use VI
Ras, suspended since last July, At - per thou-
suu4; 4lso passed eli ordinance arceling to CIR.
tain demands oi the Stscct.Railway Company,
80 tnat II u LOW probable that the Eun1ip8 Ut
the streea-cars, which has been suspended since
last July, will soon be resumed.
, 1877-11-19

Al lils acaaon Of Tho year, when every one {s In.
tcrcstea tho selection Of scasonahie Eoodh, It II
Important tlat The purchaser should ba we'll In.
formed rning this various articles In the mar
krt. an well a. ths most attractive ways OF making
Them up. TAcse gucattUns a1a fully answered In
Andrt7rs' La*ar, published BY ". 4. ANDREWS,
, 1877-11-19
: -
DEATHS,


fRIFF1N-Nnv. ~. John 0ri11n. asrh Is.
Funeral from late residcncc, lin (:a1tu. Rv, to
81, l'a&rirk's Chnreh, tteuca ~ CATS 10 Calvary
Cemetery.
AsnEls-Sov. IL, Mr., Morrs Asher, aged ea
ychfR.
Funeral at p. m. Tomorrow from the scaldonce
Of hss son.ln'law. Alexander Arunson, .03
Notth.4v.
l1ASrINGS-Sov. II, q .. H., at hls residence.
27a Wstrcn-ay,. Charlca It. llAstIngs, aged 5l
years.
Iten,aiua taken to IAcon, ILL.,, for intcf,ncns.
kN"WAtnrtown aud Alexandria Lay IN. ~
pai,ofs please copy,
NACRY-At an- m, 18th inss.. Freddie, otdes.
son Of Patrick and Maria Eatpy, aged years and
! months.
Funeral to-day from residence, 831 Btato.sL by
carFtaHes 10 Calvary.
DAS0S-ln Washington. n. c.. Nov. II, the
Hun. deoFro T. DaaGs, General Manager Amer.
icau Express Company, native Of Ohto aged 81
yenfs. 49,. ......
The funeral will take place on Tuceday morning,
Goth Inst. 1t Christ Church, Michigan ar, corner
at Twanty fontth'xt. Friends arc respectfully In.
v1ted to attend.
uLACkALL-on sunday, Nor. IS. a. tho real.
deucs Of bin brother. William lslaekall, ngcd Us
yrAts. .....-.. ..
Funeral Tuesday 1t o'clock from b,D Hubbard.
u. By carriages 10 GEaccland. All friends arc In
ytted.
, 1877-11-19
rom the Upper Canadians md

me conc. from the Upper Canailahs and
Orangemcn."
s'nn you anticipate personal attackf'
"No. sir. ! will 20 through quietly AMI ITO
my duty regardless Of creed Or nationality"
l;ov. Catichon further insured tho reporter
that ni1 wnuIi be wcli. Tic lcfs last evening for
his new station.
, 1877-11-19

xSt&V1H &k4Hs $Hf4FVRA.
The grapes ore brought bY the Sacramento
Valley Railroad cars alougslde the est1blt4h-
they asu assorted aud d,ppe4 10 = eompo.ltLou
Of ch.ualcals, Which cuts the tough pellcls
, 1877-11-19
MAaIlE1A&:EH.


MctNTyRE-YOtNH-At Golden, COL, the
Hav. ". r.. tettan, officiating, tho lion, IL. 4.
Mcintyre, of Colorado HprInga, aud ala lian ".
Golden,
, 1877-11-19

HEART DISEASE.
TOLEDO, O., Nov. 1s.-1aracl Roc, colorcd
man, tlropped dead on tho street this evening
with heart dlseasc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03

UTILIZATION OF Fin AND PINE TREE
IEAvEs.-The utilization of fir and pine
tree leaves bids fair, according TO the
.SeieAiifc american, to become an impor-
tant industry, process having been de-
vised by which the coherent parts, such
as resin, wood tannin, etc, from the
fibres of the needles or acicular leaves,
are dissolved and removed by boiling IN
suitable chemicals, the result being a
substance resembling cotton or wool OF a
dark greensh brown color. Ii Is pre-
pared in four qualities, adapted for stuff
ting mattresses, pillows, etc. and for
weaving. For the latter purpose the hbres
of the material are separated and treated
in machines similar to fulling mills.
other processes follow, which result IN
the production of an excellent thread
which can be woven alone or mixed with
wool, cotton, silk, or other fibres. The
cloth thus made is of very close and
fine texture, and is soft and pliable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-03
SCIENTIFIC.

GENEVA WATCHES ingenuity dis
played by the Geneva watchmakers mas
given celebrity to their products the world
over, and this fact still holds good, not
withstanding the recent advances maze
elsewhere in neurological machinery and
construction. The horizontal escape
ment is used in the Geneva watches, ana
to this escapement the impulse is given
by the oblioue faces of the table acting
on the edges of the cylinder as they pass
out. The teeth, after giving Impulse
drop on to the outside and into the IN
side of the cylinder alternately, and re-
main dead" during the vibration. The
impulse is given when the balance is
near the quiescent point, and the balance
Is then left TO finish the vibration by the
combined action of the hair spring and
its own momentum, without being iniiu-
enced by the maintaining power. IL
stronger spring is put in, the impulse is
more intense, causing the balance to VI
brate quicker; but the friction OF the
teeth on the inside and outside of the
cylinder is also increased, and thus coun-
teracts the extra strength of the main
spring. In this arrangement a fusee is
not required to equalize the power OF
the main spring. as the watch keeps the
same time within moderate limits
whether the spring be weak or strong.