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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-06

Gallons in all fashionable shades, a
Farmers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-06
NOTICE
TAKEN UP.

BY the subscriber, on his premises. at the Sun.
mer Garden. near yalktOn. two whitej hogs.
The owner can have them by proving property
and paying damages. August kuN2E.
iankton, DIT, Ang. 10. 1877.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-06
ROASTED COFFEE.

ifthere is any luxury more generally APP
preciatel than another, it is ooop COFFEE.
Few persons can roast coffee well, and TO
meet this want Mcssrs. Bell, Conrad & Co,
Chicago, have imported and roasted a coffee
called
ANKoRIA,
which is the nearest approach to Java OF
any heretofore offered TO consumers. 1t is
not glazed, is brittle and will grind easily.
Your grocer has the goods for sale, as also
the famous
PEERLESS BAKING POWDER,
made by the same firm. Ask him for them
and obtain the best goods in the world.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-06

Carpets are cheaper than ever at r. A
Ketchum's.
, 1877-08-07

the nRc Of ou.~an1-tventy. left Montbeliard, bis
native rlatc, to serve his time I'll the army. At
the expiration Of hla period Of Acrvirc he did not
h's parents having IN The meanwhile tIe.l; rctuFn
10 Montheiurtl. but followed his trade as
wntclrmakc. in various places. a nllnrt time
l,avx. having hrtnne engaged 10 be married, !,c
determined to go there anil ohtaln the ne.casary
papcrs but, I'm applying at thc Mayor solsicc, '!c
was t that It x"nt.l bc useless giving lin, l,!s
tainc.l tho certificate nf hl. death at the Tolon
rallcys In ISL. foic',ot fonn'? upon fntller 70,
quiry that aE his fnrtncr nrrlnaintances believed
that he had bern cnnlvmned to penal scrritMlc
for murder. md l'a! died ut the CALLERS, and ne
fnflcti to understand how the error r0nlA have
nrlsen nnttl lie remembered that while IN gatri-
sun at nesaucon his money, watch. and papers
had t,ecn stolen. The thief had nvatlcd hlmself
Of the papcrs to pass himself off as Alfred
LGichot, and. having committed sdme fresh
offcnscs, was sent to tho callcys. lie died while
undergoing his term Of ilnprisonmcnt, md hence
nruso the mistake. Alfred l.oicl,ot haa been
cU,pelcd 10 appty TO tho civil tribunal at Toll
Ion for correction OF the error, and for the re-.
moral Of his name from tho tleath-rtGistcr, attd
tic judgment in With senteneo was pissed upon
tho usufper Of hts name.
, 1877-08-07

The Treasurers receipts yesterday were s750
from the City Collector. s., W. IRON the Water
Department. and 1907 from ths Comptroller.
Tho Comptroller yesterday iasue4 revenue
waEraut4 amounting to 5l,S75, md redeemed
popuiar-loan certificates amounting to $l1, ,so0
William, Marshall aud John liaxaE to0k out u
permit yesterday to build two txo.story- and.
basement dwellings, to G..st E, ,QU each, 1t the
coEucr VI 1Iuribut aud 5ophta streets.
The license receipts wers about 1900 yes.
te1,ley, The number oi licensed salOous has
heen swellsa to ,sjD, and there arv ktlll .0 II
hear FROM. They SHOULD be heard frop saon "
prosecuted.
+. The mortality report for the past week
showed 2i4 deaths, thlrty-six less than during
the previous week, And Gfty-two LEAD thur during
tile corresponding week VI 1s1H. Tbs ratio u
deaths u population WIS Que to 2, l51
Five new csses Of smpll-Dox were discovered
ytates1ay VI No. SIS Atlvaukee ayxnuc. Tho
Inflicted CUES xere takeu to tue pest.louse aud
0le ot thsll died Soou after tho removal
Eleven nGx c2SeS III scarlet fever aul four
death4 lfotn that disease wess reported Ut tho
Health Ottlee.
Mr.. John st. G. Cleveland, thu Mayors Score
&ary, yesterday forwarded tu ut. Juun. n. b.,
$la(l.22t, which has bscp contributed ln addition
to amounts heretofore mentioned for tho Ecliri
Ut the tire sufferers VI that city. TLerc has
been contributed, through Mayor Heath, the
st,iu uf $laa,b5l. -, aud tue eutlEe 2lAuunt dts
u9te4 by tue C1tizcns af Chicago IL about $4,000
There u suulc talk VI gettlug up i contest ",
tween tAt haudeuxinc eo1u lLil4.es oi lls TuA u
, 1877-08-07

C7refnto CIV t.4e.) Ehftrptta. JHia n.
For time yesterday afternoon quite heavy
saut.storm wns III pr0Gress IN the large desert
some forty miles to the eastward Ut this city.
Great clouds Ut sand were seen to rise hntt
swcep along over tlle plain, gradually ascending
until the highest peaks Ut tho Humboldt Mount
aims wero hidden. In appearance the drifting
sand much rcseinbled tue eiouds'of SNOW raised
by winter storms on tue prolrles Ut tho West.
Tho rand also furtns drifts Or dunes, a. drifts
arc formed from snow. Every clump Of grease.
wood tas It's surrounding Ill tock Of sanl, and
IN places long tidgcs of sand are sccn
as 10 many localities OH tile shores of
tl,c level alkaif' flats, the mLraEes play
their fantastic tricks upon weary md thirsty
travellers. Dunc!les Of bushes bccutpc furcst
trees crows look like gIratfcs, md bFoal sc!lge-
borlered lakes IIe shlmmertnR III the SUIT all to
fccede or vanish when approached. Here. too,
plllurs Of sand, formed by small whftlwihds,
Glide along uYer tue desert like a troop OF
ghosts, half dozcn sometimes Ing seen IL
company. These ure frequently several hundred
more. Thrce or four small pillars Of tl,(a kind
wcla yesterday afternoon waltztnE about utl tho
Twc,ity.twp Alllu Desert for haif all hour or
ulDra. They aYo OF the Dana nature ns tho
watpr-spouts met with at aca, therefore might
not inapprupriately, ba termed san1-spuuta.
Ths dcserts being GENERALLY basns surrounded
BY high mountains, etldtes Or whsrts In then, are
oil frequent OCCURRENCE when heavy wind ia
blowing.- anu thus are produced tho great
pillars Ut sand,
, 1877-08-07

The Zig Salt by the Govern ment for sa,31+,-
2uO About to Ho rrtei-Intsrcsting Dovel-
opmeutA Anticipated.
atscial DtspaicA to 5zs Tribune.
81. LOUIS, Mo.t Aug. &-The suit on the
part OF the Government against William Nc
Kee, 10 recover tie cntlre amount out Of which
tbs National Treasury was defraulel by the Ut.
Louls Whisky Hing, xas PLACED On the docket Of
thu United States Court to-day, and made q
matter VI record. Tie petition contains 1,tl53
counls. Judgment Of u. 4W on eaeh count being
a4kc.'.-n I'LL. s3,sl+,sUO, Tho arss count Is Us
fulInws:
Tns plaintiff. the United stsses Of America,
etates that heretofore, un tue 18th day of June III
thc year lb74, ons Maklot ThouIpsoa, being then
sltuulea On the orlh sl!e OF Fapn street, tctweet
Thl!teeltl aud Fourteenth atrccts. III tho Clty "
the sail distil1sry large quantity " distilled
spirits tow,t: |. O00 prout sailons. upon which ta
internal. rrsenuu TAX imPuscd ny Law lsad not
situated vi and eonstituun1a ! part Of ths premises
Ut tbs said dlstlllerJ, wit: 10 = place nn1no~n
10 plalnlid. that the defendant did thcn snd there
sldnn1 abel III ttr SAID removal of spIr. .ssAtore-
said. cunkseFy tu tAs f0rm u the statutes uf the
| nltr4 STATES In such c*ses made aud provided
wlsxe, b ;et TO- aad Sa
The ilalaucc Of the counts are wordcd in tho
sa.lls manger. the haIlIes And 1ates only oeiug
different. Tho case has becu liked lor trial Oh
tue third Monday III september. Tho Goyern-
tnent attorney here states that the suit will b0
pressed to trixl on the uay. tixcu, aud that ths
trial Will necessarily iucluJv the relntroductson
rhc ulxln witncsse. Will b. the Assti!ters, aud
Joycu aud Mcdonald, and thr Unltal atatea
GluKegs here. ftle eaxu IL also U1pccted t1
bring to light all the taeta s1,nuectet with tht
passiu1 Ut Mckee, which will undoubtedly be
the t,,ost Interesting chapter Hritten concerning
| the great whisky conspiracy.
, 1877-08-07
A Hanged Coloee.a Mans Funeral.

ltcs1fW tMAt. !sftu1s -
After tue execution III Mlit Wilson his body
WINS conveyed ~ the rU,m III Mary Irwin, col
orel woman who resides IN this frame block
southeast Ut the Public Square, on Baltimore
street. There It was laid out by larRc number
removing tho lso4ly FROM ths plAln Wooslcl.
coffin tufnEshed oy the statc, 1t was discovered
to bc still wArm ahl the arsf, n,otst. This,
together with tho turt that thu fclon's neck was
nut broken by tho fall IN the galloWs, led thc
e1lured te0piu present to Aot,e that rcstIsrlta-
thu. waa ioashlc Thus eNcouraGc!t,' they
strIppgd the buLy mud rubbed It yiplcntly for an
hour; hut slelf eiI'rts were trutticss. and tie
murderrr'& soul could llnt bu snlletl back ~ tho
sccnu Ut Its rranlG atd suffering. Tl!e b.,dy Was
then te-tltcssed and lal1 ont anil rarG and
variegate.l nowcrs. Il lay In state untl! Sunday
AFTERNOON. and was visited by hundreds os his
race.
On SATURDAY night q largo crowd Of negroes.
mtu and w0uteii, kat up with the boly-Saily,
prayed, auu shouted, and induge4 III txiortA-
t,oils aud culu.tcs until Sunday moeiltnR. All
the forenoon vi Sunday crowds OF tolurtsl PED
pie continued to hang around. Or paas thu buiy
Ut ths Erl,iinal. III tile afternoon u Sunday,
About the hour OF j o'clock, tic 9elon's bu.y
was laid In aeustly cotln, PLACED In lino lratac,
and preceded by tho eulore1 bfass banl playing
dlrgcs, ant, followed bya large procession ot
g03ured uien aud WuIIIcu, WAS borne IT, tin
Coloret Baptist Church, In Huuth Jackson,
where prolonged md elaborate funeral service
was held. The fnteFlI.eut wlA stgualIzed by
additional Religious Seryices, funcsa! orutioua,
sungs, exAortatljns, aud shouting.
Ozoniatd Ox- Marrow Tor the hair BY Back a
n .,,te a.. fHntn
, 1877-08-07
How 0ov. NictlollA. Of Louisiana, Closed Up
Comn, ftnlHt Meeting.

Isl. LoHls R.putitcAn,
franz SsS oIrnns flp IN VIII
Lttn.oiedn reporter gave. very Interesting
abatement frotn lsEc ytcw Of the tllaf,llcf ~
which tile New Orleans uprising wills suppressed
III Its inctpfcnry.
Tue Communists, or sobttcs, to the number
Of about 4O, met ono evening III hall OH tho
SECOND 1oar Of \ building for the purpose Of
taking steps to orGanzs and enlist thc rouEf'
element III dof ugly work; no..,,, r. ~.
peace a'd g"od order whIclIe has attended Ills
asln,nstsatl,,,, thus far, learned Ut tis meeting
and determined that the movement should
reaela no further Development. HoinE to thn
pulttu Headquarters, he gnvc orders for q rattl.
Chief Thunias N. H0yan frlatrllctcd that twu
l.oWitzrrs and a tlatlinG gun bc taken out from
the arsenal, which institution is III bis charge,
and with large fDrcc 0f men started for tG
building. Tic building wns surrounded. aud
the !,owttzcrs planted, tho uatllug gun bclng
fixed 80 ~ to rakc the main exit. Gov. Nichols
then gave ortlcrs TINT the Communists he nUti-
fcu stiat they wuutd be allowed 1--we minutes u,
time, tie meeting wa* not dispersed, tho build
ing should be blown down by tho cannon.
Chief Doy1an entered the saloon uh the lover
aoor and asked tho proprietor, creolr, what
crco1e did not know anything except that he Ind
rented the hail 10 tho men. anu that nobody
else would bc permitted to go 4p;
stairs. Il was iockc.i. and Ie saiIe.i il four Of
kls men. "Brrak TINT door dowt,," was tho
order, and IN moment tho butts Of four mus.
i1cts went crashing through tho t,anels. Tho
Addressing tie Ci,airman OF the meeting. he
sunR out, This body has nct for no good
purpose, and now order It to disprrsc. Let
every man get outside OF thls building In hSo
"Ul,, I don't know, now, whether we will OF
mt ~ yYa4 tia rather fuf1nut FcD1Y Of the Chair
, 1877-08-07

FIsK--Au9. 3, James Fixk. aged b. ycars, 1t thu
residence Vt his lAuIhtes, Ars. +. 4. Sieyens.
Fsnsf4l services #et1nrslAy aftefnoon, Aug, y,
u ! clock, II she Iesldsncs. No. u93 Mabaah.av.
Friends of tue faully &,ytcd tu ls present. lie.
uaaius will be taken Eust fof tptarulrat
tAr feInlont and Galltotn.s papett please copy.
CiiAfFEE-At CAnaptou, Kane County, Auy. I,
Ehcr Ch16eu. Iu lhs 18th ysxe VI bis aye.
tRV California and Hssalout papers please eupy.
MULL-Auy. 1. Charles 0iHosd, son Of Gi6ort
II. aud Eltxabeth L. Hull, sxYd months and s
days.
ADUUrT--Rmma ", youngest daughter Of z.
and N. Abbott- aged : yeaTs II months aud
dAys. So.
IL Springfield tlil.) tna g. Louis pspsss p!ssss
copy.
CAKSE-Aug. 9, 1t Ridxslsnd, Hslen, beloved
wifs Ut John Carus. Esq
HAkT--sun.lsy, aug. s. MArselIa. youngest
daughter Of Edward Aad E,zsle1h Hart, aysa :
year. an4 10 months.
Euns4 u t,.14Y at " o'clock Sroua tbs resldenes.
, 1877-08-07
| Atkins: F, P. Weleh. Rock Island; ", u. Fmtth.
Sycamore; J. l.. TtdbaaI, Crete; J. 3. White,
PIKE.

F1hsr DAT or THK TRIAL.
The case Of The reoplc "a. William T. Pike,
Indicted for the murder OF s. &. Jones, WAS
called in the Criminal Court yesterday after
noon about halt.past o'clock. States Atter-
ney Mills prosecuted, assisted BY Col. II. F.
yaIlett, specially retained hy the fnen.1s OF the
deceased Jones. Gen. I. n. Stiles, Judge But
lcr, and Mr. 81. Brady appeared for the defense.
The ncc,isct1, rikc, wss dressed in long alpaca
e,,rtoft, with tire ust,At number OF legs covered
with black cloth. Furthermore. he worc spccta-
clcs, a long beard. and uttl-looklng ha'f,
cumbc,1 back from his temples, and presented
general appearance Of having been newly
washed for the occasion.
4 dozen good and lawful citizens having hcen
called up by the Clerk, the Statc's Attorney
took them in fan1 aud proceeded TO question
them to 9cr ths % Of se and
taken In batchcs ot four. and when Mt. Mills
had gotten through with tho first cargo Gen,
stics had hls innings. lie was especially solicit
Gus a. to whether tl,c jurors wsrc married men
wanted to know whether they considered i'.sa,'-
On one :" Of % liz eldcf Mr. weiier. The @alicybv"
ron, JUROR we're @ gotten M Without vii, h.,nSS snS
tien. stiles seized the opportunity 70
declare that men who hail read Of tho case At
the time, and WHO, like sensible individuals. bad
given the reporters credit for tclltHG tho truth,
were ineligible Is jurors. In the course of
abont m hthr, dozen Jurors were .sollccted,
as follows: l.. A.. Slight, travelling sales-
man, Di9 North Clark street; George But"
Ter, cooper; Francis j. Mcclure, inaehtfl-
Isl; s. G. barnes, machlniss. 10 Rush
street; Charles l.. Merritt, printer; J.
F. Robertson, aren't, 652 Tlsroop street; A. /:
King; EgbeFk Chase, clnthing salcsman, 60s
teacher; John Sweeney, clerk In the County
Clerks oll!cc; John Downing, Vcssc'-Mastcr;
Daniel O'Connor, ltook-canvasser.
The Jury were given III charge Of bnllla,
and the Court al journcl until 10 o'clock thls
morning,
, 1877-08-07
ARCHAEOLOGICAL.

lAxsE11Lp, o., Aug. G-The State AEchco-
logical Association Of Ohtu will huld ~ second
seA.ipu Ut Cincinnati Sept anu s. A pulnbrr
Of prominent gentlemen hare promised to bs
prr.ent sud furnish papers ou ths o<1uslon.
TITS tltixeus Ut CINCINNATI hays also arranged
Tor exrursion4 to localities u tukerrst. The
xessiun IL likely " be y profitable one. All wt!o
are interested lu tue study Vt tho pEe-htatoEtc
antiquities arc cordially Invited u attend. Del-
Historical koo4u4, Claeiuuau College Buil3lu9.
, 1877-08-07


The Hospital Committee meets Mt the Hos
pttal this morning to receive the supplies for
August.
The County Court was occupied hearing
cIatmA yesterday, to the exclusion Of all other
busincss.
The granite for the entrances for the Court
House Is expected to lie placed on tho ground
every day.
a urnud Jury for August has been dispensed
with. 4 SPECIAL Jury viii be suinnoned for
September Tor specla! work.
Tho sale Of property for delinquent taxes
goes Oil from day to tay. The outside towns
arc still the secne of operation.
Ways md tucans arr 10 bc devised to rid the
tail pf betl-buxs. The cells nrr snll, by the
County Physician, to bo In very lively con-
dillon.
Some Of tho Commissioners 60 to the fnsauc
ol boring the nrtcs!an well there 10 q greater
depth.
The Assessors OF the Towns OK Lake, Cicero,
Calumet, and uyde yark will meet the Commit
tee On Equalization this morning to adjust
complaints Of uni Juat assessments Ia thoso
towns.
II. J. Dune, one Of the persons Indicted by
tho lnte Grand jury fur maintaining nutsnt1r1
along the lake-snure. can'e over u see the
States Attorney yesterday, armed with letter
frun Health. Commissioner De Wolf, in which
Il wna sci fortj, TINT liz had alpatc tue matter
Tor which he had been Indicted, etc. Tic III
tiirttucut against hin, will be dismissed Wien
reached on tue strength Of this.
,r,,a ,.,,a,.,,,. ,,,,,.,,na, ,o,..,,., x,o.,
tne iulo"k f,.I.tss.si 80. as''en1s s.r, ~.
9AssGu ~ sMe Stta' au"is sn*j
!!enue!sus 'es' aaiatys unI sa. t,snt.s.,,-
tafyi toan tobs, puse4Aty ono year Ish,.cs,-
nasy, LOUIE Sess.nEt 4assens. ons s yeas
&ucatehtanIy & ou.n ia3s9 .{s Is, t{,ss,,si "" ys.'
House ol Coffectlon aha Lame! Quirk, nusR,
iary. thfsc yeats senneht,asy; ana iast nalSa
u thc adept who oareIil'.ea suuRH Fa5~s,a I.e
lesiue"ec s1anG noHas Is! ~. II H. peaaun
EAuty, a1lu asksa i lily eMaEc ra.msi psnanunee
sentences oa MN. lh!s was partial e1p'asloa'
Some months ago tho Committee on Nospi.
tals Mud Public buildings was instructed to eiu.
| ploy plumber by tho month to dIa the work at
t!lu Hospital. Offers wcre reyrlvvd, and It was
psvcrtalne.l that suitable person could be tad
| for $75 per muntt. .Tuu Hogan, Of collrsc,
kicked against tho proposition, aud nothing was
| done, vet It Is noticeable tlat tho plumbing
work tlwre for the last 1nonth foots up over
$aOJ, and HtWan gets the money. VIII not
suu,c member vt The board who Ii not tts prop
crty OF Perlolat or uogun see that tho EakaEu
IL stoppelr
| 7, ~. o,n.,-uc,t,, ~ n. p.., 11o.nt,,, .vo
- tn9 ~, as .|.o a.,s,w y. H. ,t,'.si ri,,
| Meu sE!t @4iu HEto eSto4ott A"JH'to. Ivy
, 1877-08-07
NORWOOD fARK.

Aparagraph In these columus, a few days ago,
vas to thu effect that a prominent citizen Ut
Norwood Park lati left his wife and couo ~
Kansas in company With her sister in an unlnw-
full manner. Yesterday two prominent citizens
say that they were knowing t0 the faet tllat 1t
was untrue In fact aud inference. and that nu
person living there bud been guilty Of any such
lrreGlilREttY.
, 1877-08-07
CR1NIINAL.

CRIMINAL.
Commissioner IToyne Yesterday held Philip
Slclhast in $500 bonds Tor selling cigars with
out license.
James Martin, charged with stealing horse.
was before Justice ilalnes yesterday, lie gave
bail for trial tcday.
Mike Conlcy yesterday gave bonds Of $500
bcfore Justice 1Iatncs for trial to-day on the
Charge OF working confidence game upon @.
+. Wilson, whereby that indIsltnal lost $3.50.
The horsc-thtcvcs nrc at work again In the
southern portion 81 the city. Lnst night rigs
wcrc stolen from g. Brown, at the Stock farsls,
antf from Erntst ffu.nmelt, No. Fl Oakwood
avenue.
Walter Rcdden, the thief shot fy Thomas
Mott, was still alive last evening, the graphic
nrcplint Of his urAth III an Afternoon paper to
the contrary Notwithstanding. Mott has not
yet been caught, aud has probabfy jumped tho
town.
TIC remainder Of the rioters were before jus.
tiee Morrison yesterday. Two pr three we're
held IN $1,000 bnnis eaeh Justice Morrison
he'll Patrick Won!s aud Sanford Ahuina, as
eautt, 500 to the l4th, II. DtckersoE, larceny
Of watch *30O to the Criminal Court: l,o!'g-
las A. rhnrstou, 81 ,Oou ditto, and Henry Walker
tho same.
Minor arrests: Patrick Con1on, assault and
Intention Of r.,bbIng Michael O'Afarl. of No. lao
West Harrison styeut; Charles Clifton, larceny
Rnmloiph street: Ellen Kane, iarrcuy OF 4lO
frotn Michael Swanson, of NJ. lis Dcsplalnes
street; ThOmos Dawson, tapping the money
drawer OF ID crubrYo caplialIst nnnlcl Jesse
Thayer, boartlIne ut tie Ncwshoys' Home.
,..,.~'.., u. T.. 81. ..,, T.. :. .,a,,,,
waFa "ara ~ "a'au, nv ,!t.c,. he - 'a'tK ~, LUZ
mau ~ an A!m9ry cell sutuay n.eas "c ~.
asnnh, s9tk ttip On toG ossan ,aIa Ga,,,c h.
oaek anu 9ot aIfesleus ~ couIt he to.u noM
ilo Pay neen fonos4 VI 4 80. anu Fol4 Nv WatSa tS
a.u eua anu On t!!.s pea was ~ & VI nut ."s
po..es !oeaeu nl'a w aEan, anu t.,.s s..e , ~
, 1877-08-07
THE CAMp-MEET[NG.

The casnp-neetlnE at Lake HluH Opcnel hope
fully yesterday morning, although tho num-
ters were somewhat limited. There were
.nany new faccs, to be sure, md several fatnf~
lies had evidently eomo to stay, judging from
tho preparations tnadc, and the declarations on
all sides Of an intention to see It out.
Mrs. Jennie Ca1dwell, Of DeKalb County,
spoke In the tabernacle In the afternoon. Or.
and Mrs. Palmer wcro to hayo led Gospel
meeting under the same canopy, but a refresh
.tto,cu the a!dor ct tho woodland worshtpcrs,
md thpy wcre cuutcnt to hold services Ia the
First Church Chapel. This edidco was we'll
allcd.
near ttIu 'Prcsa TclIt," and held conference
which tastetl MI the afternoon, aud was Ut q
private nature. KeN,rters need not apply"
wns the reception TINT Tue TRIBUNE Representa-
tive met with when hu threw out a skirintsh 1ine
IN that direction, md he accordingly fell hack
over the tupce uf his canvas dumicltc, and In
treucllcd himself behind y cigar and news-
pa1Nr for tho ltnio being.
was opened, Mr.. q. q. Horton, Of Batavia, thu
President, leading.
r. r. Crnnuou, Esq., read paper entitled
The Class-slcetlng; Its Aim ard soirit.'' Tue
tue aim OF thc class'mectn9. meet thu
tiEifl, the emotional, mud the sorrp#ful and
tctnt,teI The aprl1 should be genuine tInncSty
md 0ept,eucss In rrbukA Tue end Of Ill THIS
was TIC making Of living Christian monuments,
which would SHOW the work accn.npll,!ea, aud
endure to tho end of tiule+ At half.pnst 1o
tho regular meeting Of the Tabernacle was held.
M1,s, IENN,a CALDWELL
,]eliyeriug The tltsculrse. This |ady opened tue
,.1ercrri.rs Iv rea,llnC portion u{ The third
thanirr of i. Corinthfans, Hne announced a
her text tie following:
Thcrofore. thus saith ths Lord aod. Behold 1av
in xion for founda,ion 4 stone. tficl stone.
isuaA xviii. 1B.
The speaker said VIC were now building for
eternity, md 1t depended o, how we built how
we'll It would BE- for us hereafter. She drew d
sluIlc iruip the great fire of Chicago. 4 EEris-
tiau awukc to ful tho savings uf years destroy.
cd by tlle flames, hls last dollar was go1.e, md
bo Wns Jeff a beuRar, Yet be- lifted uu his yuIce
nnl urnikrd 1tN{ that l1e had buttltti upuu the
sure foundation, which should endure forever.
llis wuridiy pussessioos .nl.lt iii Ge gone, but
ho hal laid up ior hin,AeIf trca8ure In Heaven,
YIerc ,nUth aluI rust to nut corrupt, and thieves
| tIu INT break through nor steal,
40 character could stand tllu test Of cternlty
unless it had tho support aud the nlnteriai 0l
| the Lord Jesuh Christ. Stone wa8 the best
known qualIty ior building purposes, the most
Iurnblc, aud thc most solid. Not July was tne
stonc. M , The 1est hummer ha.! bes,, applied ta
every creyee, and Inc Lord Christ iial been pui
bY uod Into tic furnace and tried bcfurs liz
| wus given to tho world az q cornerstone
! fvr tiIp Church. liz went down into tht
grave as d lest. but ths fcttcrs ol
Tic grave would not hold Him
Ws. 10 tne disciples u Christ, must also state M
, 1877-08-07

ef Lake and Hyde Park. tic snid contrat to take
place on the Rnlnc day With that between the
f.am,rto nn.t South BEND tfnd.> companies. no
t1cc OF whics, was given fc* dnya aE", II per
suns can he found willing to nftcr prize worth
competing fur, there Is no reason why 4 lttlo
tuurnamcnt, as II were. cn,thl not be arranged.
, 1877-08-07
THE COLO1sED FOLKS.

EEAT8 CONVENTION TO BIZ HID
In response to call largely attended MASS
meeting u eo'oEcl peuplu WIS held Ut the
rhurch e,rner Ut Fourth ayeuue aud Van Bu-
req street lust cyeuiug. Many females wcru
pTeseut. William bakeE. the old 1,nlltlcAl war.