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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
@eIMnAener &AGsMa.

gtt6t nur Ser Stratege 6otpar6, ion>
bern aud Der alte Sturgts itebt alS
8rabIer unb N~ufiGnetber ba. Stat ebrz
lid ein3ugeiteben, baB e5 tbm IN benz @ez
fe9te in Ser NGbe 6es Oeuoptone nt6t gee
Iunge11, Splep9 an Ser S%ortIeBung ietnes
Mari6eS 3u perbtnoern, crying ft6 SturgtS
erit in einem Characteristic uno na6trGg>
lid tpolte er gar nod ben Ge3 8erceS t6re
ntetiten 8feroe abgejagt BADEN, 10 6aB it9
ibre @efangennebnung et9entlt6 BON lelbit
beritiin6e. 2
0ber eS lit gang an6ers eefommen! @te
Der geI6tdte gte5sRerces> 9Guptltng U9o>
nate lang ben Strategen SDtparo genarrt
bate, 10 bat er i6lteBlt6 AUDI BEN Griegsz
bel6en Sturgts griinblt9 gum Narren ges
babt unb benielben 6o3u bin re6t grltnoIt3
Qiigen geitraft.
Sim 20. september er16ten, Soiepb pl6bs
lid nit ietner 8an0e uno nit ungefGbr
tauIenb 8feroen am oberen Wttiiourt uno
iberi6rttt 6ielen Bel Som Sslonb, no be-
beutenoe MagaStne nit 8prrdtben fir Die
in Wfontana opertrenDen 8un0estruppen
paren. Sour cine Sononol SolOaten uro
Sretptuige unter Sergeont Wal6ert
tparen sur 8etpa9ung Ser Wfaga3t1e oa,
batten jebo9 ais 9edung S6an5ert lt1o
S6GBengrGben. Sobalb Bic aunOe pom
Serannaben Soiepb's mad benz naben Sort
Benton eelangte, ma6te ii3 Motor
@utOo SlgeS bonn Z. SnfantertesGe9i
ment nit elmer fletnen Sruppe1abtbetl1ng
gum SbuBe Der Maga3tne un6 Der fletnen
@arntion BON Com Sslano auf, fam aber
mebrere Stunben 81 lpdt.
Sim gea6mtttag 6es %. Sept. mar ndms
Iih Go{enh mr. rem @hiiBendrGben eribie>
men unb bate rols Vreltno" GtnlaB be-
Maldert pertpeigert uno Soiepb rift meg.
Sci 5onnenuntergang b~egonnen bie gte3
8erees BON BEN umliegenben 6igeIn auf
sic Maga3ine 81 feuern unb in Der gta9t
eelang IS ibnen, btelelben nebit btelen 8or7
rGtben fir Sruppen unb fir BrtDatpere
1onen an 5erftOren. Ser Sergeant lieB baS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

Seter Der Snbianer ertptberr, u16 er3d6lt,
oGB ct ber16tebene Qln9rtffe 6erielben 3uz
rtdgel6lage1 babe, tpieipobl Soiepb ungez
tabr 300 &rte9er uno i'm @Qu3en 500 Qeute
bet 1t6 gebabt babe. Otebrere Qeute 6es
Sergeanten, barunter atpet giirder. Sea-
mems @alter un6 @eimer. tpurben ihtper
0ertpl1oet. Wte Der Sergeant .augiebt,
9atte alt1 Solep9 Soote ooer 8ertpun0ete.
W&ator SLICES 6e9ann, na9bem er, 5u
ipdt, bet ben Waga5inen angefommen, To-
glet9 bte 8erfOl9un9 Soiep6s; beiua6e
etnen Sag fol9te er Der Sdbrte besielben,-
ober ber9eblt6. Qtu6 I6e1 5eugte er fi6,
6aB tpeber tpeiBe Sruppen, nod &rG6enz
Snotaner tt6 auf Der SGbrte SOiepbs be-
fan6en.
Soiepb mar, na96em er 6ur9 3er1to=
ru1g Der Weaga3tne am Mi1iouri Dem Uncle
Sam nod Elm fletnes Qln6enfen binterlai=
len bate, ben GotD Greef 9tnauf uno our9
einen @n9paB entfommen-ber canaoii6en
9ren5e 5u.
Seine Der vGoIpnnen", tpeI6e Sen.
Sherman benz SoIepb ent%9egengeteut bate,
Dernp9te ii6 btelem an Die Terlen 81 befz
ten, urb 6otpar6 natirli6 erft re6t nt6t,
tptetpobl Bic peiBen 6eerfI6rer an ben &rG=
ben bortrefflt9e &unbi9after 5atten. Die
Nufgabe Der gegen Soiep6 e%ntienoeten 8uns
0estruppet NOR, tbn 81 bernt9ten ooer 81
tan9en. Nber auf ietnem 0etpaltsrttte
oIr6 Die .9roBen Serrttorien Sbabo uno
Wtontana 1T Solepb, ba3u nod inter tDte>
Derbolten @efe6ter, unb Sen tpeiBen Srup>
pen nit ietnen 300 &rtegern tpte6erbolt
19tpere Gerlulte 5ufitgenb, alien Salen un6
yta9tteuungen entganaer, tptetuobl ibm
letne 9egner in ben l3bten Monaten on
3abl tDett itberlegen tparen ur0 aus ner<
l6teoenen Gt6tungen operirten.
Wte Der Strate9e 99gar6 uno Der gro6e
Sturgis in Der geIopibne>@ egen6 10 bat
teBt aud Sttular> @eneTal Wferrttt, tpelz
den Sen. Sherman nit etner1 gun5en &eiz
er=9fegtment bis in's Stno 9ttper Sbal
benz Soiepb ent9egengei6idt bate, bas-
Na6ie6en. OaSielbe gilt BON berl6te6ez
men flet1eren 2t6tern tpte GapttGn 8atnz
bridge, pel6e nit belonoeren Streifmannz
19aften gegen SSoiepb ausgeI6tGt tporen.
@Gre Ser 9te3 8erces 6Guptltng Soiepb
Elm 8etBer, 10 tpiir6e man iebt l9qen, er
lei Elm GROCER &ettersO ffsier unb babe
etnen Ser q~IGnsenbften &idaiqe poufIbrt.
9eiber beiubelten bte in bteiem &riege in
tbrem &e6t beftnblt6en gtes Berces ibren
&rtegsru6m bur9 beri6iebene unDerant>
pprtlt6e @etpalt> unb 8lutzS baten gegen
unbetbetligte 8erionen un6 nanentli6 sez
gent Tbeilnebmer an elmer 9ergnii9ungsz
partte I'M geuotpitone RattonaLzBarf. 3uz
glet6 iagen aber Bic 8eri6te BON bort, BOB
Soiep6 unb anbere SGuptltnge periDnIt9
an o5eien Wtt1fetDate1 nt6t She'll nabmen,
ionbern bic Ielben 81 per1inoern lu6ten 1no
mebrere be0robte WtGnner uno Srauen retz
teten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

tigfeit au%fgenommen batten. Som Wtorz
oer auf ben Nbeno bate baS fran50iti6e
8olf ietne gan3e @epaIt, aa' iein Hedt,
oue Ietl1e reDolutiorGret @rrungenl6attel1
8reis gegeben. lln6 mas baben tptr, 1ett
eirem 6oIlen Sabrbnn6ert in 6elnofratii@en
@ruubidben ersoeenen 9lmerifaner urz
mittelbar mad ser lebten 8rdft6ententpabl
gei6e6en laiien? Ob es Elm Slid ODER
elm nrglid fir urs tft, baB Der Dfarn,
BEN mir unierer 8ablenti9eioung gum
SroB bon republtfanti6en Sn%trtguarten
ouf ben GrGiibentenitu6L ieBen lteBen, fet1
Gfapoleon lit, Dies lit bier nt6t ote Troge,
bern na6 Ser 8erI0nlt6fett b6tte oar1als
obnebtn fein Meenl6 gefragt; aber man
fam aus 3peierlet @riin6en b~errenlos 1et1t
-entpeber neil ma fetnen 5 uI6et, ooer
neil it6 fetner ftnbet, nne bteler
lebte mag iebr tpobl unier casus letn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
N55chcaoflichc Sninofs Sfaafs-Beifaene.

men iie 1913 Wtuionen unb 9a6en bod Il
$3.50, 900 6apon an bas @Iuslanb a6:-
fol9lt9 bat it6 tbr 8eriat6t BON @olb ms
NuSIaro rt@t ertfernt in benz WiaBe gebo>
ben, mte tbre 0Dlbausbeute .unb fte Daben
i6nObertpetle 9an5e 100 M1iQtonen fir ii9
bebalten!
Der !3ped bes S6ubspus it ni6tin
erfter IeiDe, Elm 9anb CUR Mfa11enber1telz
lung ODlt @eperbserSeugnt1Ien fir oas
NnslanD, ion0ern 5ur @rSeugung ietnes
etgenen SeoarfS an iol9et @r3eugntlz
len III Stano SIT ieben. Wenn 6as in aus
ret6eno1tem WtaBe 9ei6iebt uno bas 2an6
unobbGngtg BON Der @infubr fren1ber Mao=
rem tptrS, bat Der S6uB5ou ietnen 3med
erretdt.I St ben Ser. Staaten ftn0et er
ietne 6auptbere6tigung in benz WunI6e,
Die NrbettslDbn ne nj 6 t auf Bic tiefe
Stllfe Ser europGil6en 6un9erlDbne berQb>
itnten 5u la1fen, lonbern BEN Nrbettern Elm
men19enpurot8eS QuSfOmmen 81 it6ern.
9as lit bis gu Dem unieItgen &ra9
BON 1878 au6 errei6t tporben;
oteler &ra6 aber fam ni6t
benz S6ub5ou CUR 2ait gelegt tperoen.
Senn lorit miBte bas freibGnoLerii6e
0eutl6lanb SAXON peri6ont geblieben un6
IN Dem i6ub5DQnerti6en SranfretD miiBte
er 10 arg getpeien letn, tpie in Ben Ser.
Staaten, mas bet6es befonntlt6 nt6t ser
Sal lit. gBaS aber bic @usfubr bon @ez
tperbser5eugniien betrtfft, 10 lit es Gbatz
la1e, oaB Ser Nnfang, Ser bomit in BEN
leBten Sabren 9ema6t tpor6en lift, 9era6e
auf benz @ebtete berienigen Sn6uitrie3tpeiz
&c 1tottgefunoen bat, Die it9 unter urfierm
Iarif Des frdftigften S6ubeS e~rfreuen urb
Die obne bieien S6ub faum entiton6en,
gel6pet9e benn CUR @benbiirtiefeit nit Ser
entlpre6e1ben Sn6uitrte anoerer QGuber
ertpa9ien ietn tpiirben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

2oiun9stuort v8iGtg, aber i6le6t" iRr
Guin Jet, Sc tbut 9fotb, baB benz ameris
fanii6en @eiddftsbetrieb Elm dbnItder
Spte9el Oorgebolte1 tperbe. Sein ltngliG
liegt ntdt barin, baB bier bic Naare
grlnoldbli6 per- 0ledtert miro, lpo0l
aber bartt, oaB ite bllr6 volte Settler"
unter Dem Soitenpreile beri6lel6ert unb
baOur6 Der ebrlt6en Sn6uitrie, tpie bem
eDrltden 9anbel fOrtpG6renb Elm &nilppel
Stptlden btR 8et1e 9etpOrfen tpirb.
, 1877-06-10
OCEAN STI3A1IAEHIlsk.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

Yofk aaI tRYTu. calling At plymouth ID. III tor ths
laHdnk o. psssenRer will sa fFo pler ~ n. Il, foot
VI s"... . w., evEry WEDNESDAY.
WILLIE pE PARIS, DvnAXt,.. .WrA., ,J"ub g. D. u1
l:hlsi!ARo1t sAxnhLxx......Me4. Juno n i, ID.
F!AMHGgE, JnHpkLLE Wed. yans \. =. ID.
FIiCE 1F iASSAUE in HoLii {insladfHS w1a:,; T. ~
Third Cabin, 1as. ~"''
HttraXet tNt Including wine, bcddtuR and utensils.
ID EEk,4Hds -
fi1st EAoin, tnnt to 9tno according 10 sccou,mous.
ton; seepnh caafn, E11 Third GaGfn, &35; ktseraTo
~. includ!nE tEerJt Thing u at,oYs.
Ect4rn lIckGt&, It very reduced rateA &y&l;abt
through England or France.
Stcants marked thus do not casry stccra10 p&asop
Ctrs.
Fur passage nnd frstvllt app!Y to
LnUIA nE HEDIAS, Agent, d nfo4lwty.
OF y. T. WHITE, u Gtafk..t., Axsnt for Ehteago.
, 1877-06-10
DRY GOODS, 6cs

u
|PARpRID(IES,
Having just bought the entire
wholesale stock Of MESSRS.
RICHARDS, SHAW e. WIN
SLOW at an immense sacrifice,
for cash, will offer it for the
next 80 days at about 500 on
the Dollar:
1000 pieces Corded A1pacas at
12lc, worth 16c.
900 pcs Pacific I,op1tns (ncw
stlndcsl Mt &c. cheap Mt :96c.
900 pcs Algcrtno nnd n1ohafr
Stripes Mt 18c.
900 pcs An.Wool Dcbcges,
striles, and I'latds Mt 25c, others
zoo l,cs Blacl< n1ohafr Alpacas.
Mt IL. 20, % aud SOC.
@sOWO pCH DlA(A 1tCl1!ltd1lECu8s
Silk finish, ut SO, 40, so, 90, 10
aud Soc, former price from 0Oc to
$t.2f;.
900 pcs All-1yool Black CASH
nercs ut 80. go, 20 and Soc,
worth from 76c to H1.95.
80 pcs 2 yds. wide Iron-Frame
Grenntlinc ut s}0c and III, cheap
- @oope u @ n1ack silks in alnelo and
Gros Grain, at 10, So and DOc.
1000 Ladies' All-Sitlk Serge
Pnrasols at$1, $ 20, $3.50, $1.76
1000 tlcz Ladies' and Children's
Hose ut half price.
600 1uz Ladies' White and Col
Orctl CDrycts nt UtSc, cheap at 81.
800 doZ Ladies' Striped Skirts Mt
ri. I'LL. lands; 90, worth double.
10 pcs Unl,lcacf,ctl Isarnslcy Ta-
bio Linen, nt 2G, 30, :}5 and 40c.
90 pcs H1enclicu Table Dnnasl1
at %, 60 ,lad 75c, worth rs, Soc
and 81.
500 pes All-Lincn Crashes at s,
q, 7, 8 and 1Oc.
80 pes irish Linen, fine quality,
at 70, 80 md :}i5c, worth double.
100 <toz Towels, good quality, at
19}c, worth 1Sc.
100 doz Dan,nslz Towels Mt zoe,
worth Soc.
10 cnses Prints at &c. worth &c.
Also 5000 Ladies' Linen Suits
front s. bankrupt New York nlnn-
uincturcr ut onc-tflird tic usual
price.
, 1877-06-10

CHICAGO st. PAUL L M1KECAPUL}
Ticket ufiees tt C9Ark.st- Ahd 1t kinre,s
| LeAEe-
Ct. TAul j Mtnnespofia E1... .'fntssa. n.
1T. Paul L AtnheAP polls LIZ. I p:uJ ., II.
, 1877-06-10
Peter .. Sweeny's Curse Of a, Bad
Brother Who Is Dead.
With tho Happy Consequences Of Be-
Ing Forced to he Good.
The Questions Of Transit Which Interest
Notropoitans,
And Make Theirs City Of MagniA-
cent Prospects.

Stteot jail tiGCB not like 1t. Not that hc wishes
any harm to an old comrade In city rfsgorcru-
1ncnt, but tho turn Of fortunes wheel IN favor
Of that comradc n,yst'acs him. az 1t might Tcll
do. No wonder tho brokcr,-lown old man
thinks there is injustice somewhere, when hc
secs all Ills partners In pfuuder FREQ men, and
himself alone shut within prison. What has
Peter Il. swccny offered in tho way Of compro-
mteo more thnn tho "BDss" long since of1crcdf
Not nearly a. much, indeed; and str, Tweed Is
not tho only person mysltfiel by this latest and
ntranEcst Of all tho strange developments in
the Ring suits. From tho frat, attention was
called OF from tho lcsscs claims, such as those
against Ingersotl md Woodward, by the putting
forward Of tho gigantic 7,o0oo 600 c!aius against
the man who furnished brains for lis TaMmanr
brethren. and a caricaturo for Mast. Why was
1necrsol parloned, why Woodward saycd con-
vtctton, but that they might be used to provo
the guilt Of Swccnyf What was Tweed fed on
hope for, but that bis testimony was to help the
city get baek largc amount Of stolen gooIa
from Swccnya These are tho questions asked
on every side, and not unrcasonably. Yet the
faet remains TINT on tho first dny Of tho long
expected trial, which was relied upon to bring
to 1iEht tho bottom secrets OF the Ring trans.
actions, The Judge in fow words dtsposcs Of
the whole matter, md Jurors md public depart
With nothing to explain tho condition Of things
save that word of ,nastcr]y irdc{}ntteucss ssron,-
nrnn,iac !, In: co.i,s I, .oves il,n r1ns ~ tho
"". ~, ~" eas.s IL eo'ss ~, snc,oe"Is VI tuo
lung, 1hls compromise, OF Will "hch It's OWN
riddles are cleared up. What fools the pcopto
Of New York hayc made Of themselves oycr
The 1o,s of fcw nft,ton t,o,,ors. ,noro
~, ~" H.. ~. " .,,".. As, ...s ."o'
" icss. iio" 1a8hly lucy ha4e mputco
base crime to honest men, 50 that these
honest n,cu and exemplary cittzcns were Obliged
to flee their own land. For shomct m Peter lin
,or.oc,,,o ~, ~ = :, .,,,r o~o,atr, o,,. ,,,1,,ts
p'ost"te" H"1 ~" cAe'a''o' aou4"e Pas"e''e
elly, cannot tell lso;
IT WAS MI BROTHER DID lr!'
There vas, therefore. one member of TIM
ptnu. pctcr admtt,. Win iii vron0 md ovon
.s. VIZ ',o,.r.,," a 'au s,.H
too~ "na' "as aot 1'snt'u1'y 'ts' anu thss
member was Ills own brother James,
who is, dead. Behold what ills dtshon-
cat brothers NAV bring upon the good
-. to,v -, ,,,nt,o - t.,.a.+ ts,,,..
~'u 'sso ~" 1"o 411a'',, W 'a'nee' iau't7
1ell natu1al!y on fctcrl Bit now, of coursc,
everything Is pntp a. q Quaker costume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
ADIVIDFD CONGREGATION.

The members of the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church. attached 10 the Oliyerst wing, ana the
Old pastor the Rev. j +. Elder have leased the fHV
third Street Congregational Church near Seyenth-aVe
and held their opening services yesterday One OF the
trustees in speaking OF the matter, said: ABOUT
fourteen years ago, the Oliver street baPusV
Church formed Union with the Madison ave
nue. BAPTIST Church, and purchased the properly
at Madisonave. and Thirty first-st. subsequently
three or four OF the original trustees OF the susVu
Avenue society dissatisfied ana discovered ue
fc i'm the tide OF transfer they had given TO the OFer
street Goefy and Instituted an action for eecment OF
the United Church from the property Inc sun Was
twelve years in court, and finally the Court OF AppeuIs
reversed all former decisions, ana ueclneu 'y ua
no valid title of transfer had Deen kiVtS -
were elected IN November, 1876 aud, until fecTnty'
worsifpDed with the First Baptist cOngieSatlO1.
The eddce we occupy to-day for tGe first te Was Dul
IN oGQ for tho society the Church ~ the Purah OF
which the Rev George H. Cheeyer PASTOR afer ther
former building was purchased by lnanY q CO.. ~
way and Ffeenth-st. The new chnrch cost SioV'VOV,
and was mortgaged to the metropolitan savings bihA
for $4,000 Tie Congregational Society, attei ItT
years became unable to bear the expense anu
Indictment Of force Osure was rendered and the
SAVINGS Bank bought In the property W. have taken
six months lease with the privilege OF purchasing az
given prlce AT the expiration OF the lease The litigation
which drove from MadisOnaye. was very expensive
beng about $4,000 to each side We haVo pad our pxI
ton and the side viii have 20 be borne prhciPay
by one gentleman Our Sabbath school was Largely at
tended Ills morning aud included $50 or the t0ia mem
beers ip OF 25O the Old society, and alnoet inc ehe
church membership Is with u.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
THE COURTS.
THE CHILD ACTRESS.

The case of Mabel Leonard, the child actress
before the Court Saturday the prOcc dnSs
10 punish her mother for contempt Both OF the Wo-
mans husbands. Mr.. Mcssam and Mr.. Rogers, were
present. Mr. Messam seemed very much bored. Aier
the examination he asked his wife to let the younger
child the boy go with him. but she curly refused Mt
Rogers the second husband was decidedly snubhed lY
the prisoner. The examination was taken before Mr.
Sinclair the Clerk Of Supreme Court Chambers. l. l..
DeaHeld appearing for the Society and Vim. t. Howe Tor
the prisoner.
John Messam testified that he lost all control over MS
wife four years ago previous that time she acted ~
Nbos Garden: she did not 90 upon the stage with his
consent: her hours were very irregular when on the
stage usually he went to escort her home nut some
in the morning. no able 10 support MS cnlufeh pu
az 20 Mabel, he would like TO take advice Hoh,
the Court. On his crOss-eXamination III a2nedI,u
that four or fl ye years ago he was sent u BLACK
wells Island, complaint Of his wife, Tor sM months;
" How did you get ont :" asked Mr. Howe. escaped
said tbe witness Escaped r. said Nr. Howe dramat-
callv YES. SIR" said the witness Then you were
fugitive from Justice 2" No, siT. went 60 sea as sup
carpepter" M JenkiAs, the superintendent or me
society stated that had the mother act al the
Pol1si1n Varieties a place OF bad repute lie had seen
her I'm wiuerOOn. Mrs. Rogers here interrupted WIN
maternal manner. said Keep siili my cliG know IL
hard to bear these things" " But want 10 zen my
story" said Mrs Rogers. " so yOu shall" gently re-
turned Mr. Howe. N all which The audience laughed.
Mr. Howe asked TO have Mrs Rogers examined next,
but Mr. Delaed said he still had other witnesses ana
regularity required that side be closed first The
matter was adjourned 10 y. IN. today, when Mabel
Leonard is TO appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
MIR. BEBCHER'S RETURN.

Mr.. Beecher was yesterday welcomed back
from his Summer absence by congregation when hned
every seat and much OF the available standing room in
Plymouth Church As usual flowers were arranged on
either OF the pastors chair and cross was paceu
before the desk with the inscription W. ID. P (sup
posed to mean Welcome, dear pastor.') Mr. Beecher
looked well and vigorous, and his voice was u and brm
Notwithstanding the somewhat severe use ne has recent
ly made OF IT, He has just come back, not from the Whte
Mountains, or his Summer home in Peehskil but from
two weeks lecture in the West. lie delivered four
teen lectures all except two Of them in the state OF
Michigan, with whose people climate. soil. and natural
resources he Il delighted OF his prayers yester-
dav morning Mr Becchcr thanks That pastor ana
people brought together again. hut ne made no
further auson 10 his absence, and In his sermon no dd
not rs he often does introduce illustrations evidently
suggested his mind by the experiences OF the summer
His text from Romans VI: 20; WI ther inc Iofe-
runner is for Us entered, even Jesus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
ATrEMPr AT ROBBERY FRusrRArEp.

CUSTER, ID. T., Oct. 7-On Friday, while
Henry Myers's freghting outfit, with six men, were
camped twelve miles south Of here they visited by
three men, who cooked dinner at the camp fire and made
themselves so agreeable that all Of the felghters except
the son OF Myers gathered about them. Young Myers
suspicious and went to of the wagons where he
got his shot gun ana remained away from the party
During the conversation around the camp fire. Of the
strangers admired shot gun belonging 10 the freigher
and took il up to examine IL. Suddenly he
cooked and Ieyeled IT, stepped between the freigers
and their arms and ordered them 10 throw up their
hands saving they would take what money there in
the outfit At this point young Myers stopped from be-
hind wagon and fred striking the robber IN the face
and breast. The robbcr wheeled around and fired at
young Myers and missed him. The r0bber then dropped
the gun and firing his revolver al the party One Of
the freighers shot him with rifle ball. striking him
In the arm. He fell. and died soon aiterward The
other two robbers hed and have not been captured
party from here, under deputy sheriff. Is In pursuit
body of the dead r0bber brought here aud den
thed that Of Texas Frank IL is believed that this Is
the party who robbed the sydney coach few nights
ago. None Of the Myers party were hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
ORR DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY OCTOBER SUPPLEMENT-

pected in vi Paso The call IL for at least two companies
with artillery have - this post, all told, l23 nBhtihg
men. think Louis COrdH - behind all. 81
(signe,D G. = ANDREWS, Colonel commanding.
MEXICAN RAIDEH5 NOT YET SURRENDERED
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. $50 far as
known at the Department Of state only three OF the par
Elephants IN the Mexican outrage ut Rio Grande CITY,
where the Jail was broken open the sheriff Killed. ana
several prisoners carried or have not yet been delivered
10 the Texan United States authorities Tor tlai "uu
punishment The Mexican local authorities seem to have
litfle or no dsposton TO facilitate compliance with
orr demands for the rendition OF these awdeiyng moi
vduas but the Diaz General Government is believed 10 DO
sincere in It's assurances made through Senior maa ana
otherwise. Of desire to fulfil the requirements OF @
national law aud treaty obligations in TINS regard Tue
matter will doubtless another test or the powers
Of the Diaz Government, AMI hence or tne walnut. VI r7
ment Senior bfaia called at the Department o! rU.c
iay seward durng which the subjects ABOVE referred
% wore prominent topics OF cOnversitlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
RAuRoAp PARrNERs DIsAGREEnEG.

The Union Trust Company, under clause
of first mortgage OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railroad Company, of which it is trustee, on default In
payment Of the interest took possession OF the railroad
in 1879 and has since operated it for the benefit OF It's
creditors This railroad connects with the line OF the
Houston and Texas Railway Company Encouragement
was made by the Union Trust Company with tlls last-
named railway company for the despatch OF through
trains over both lines The Union Trust Company claims
that on July 1877 1921 j49 50 due u under TINS
arrange cement but has not been paid Recently Jonh d.
CISCO Son advertised that tney would pay the coupons
ON the consolidated bonds Of the Houston and texas
Railway Company. amounting 10 SZOOOoO. inc Union
against the funds OF the Houston and Texas Company m
thc hands OF J. j. CISCO & son. To tins return was
made that J. j. Cisco & Son held such funds. Miller
A. Pqcybam Ohta ned an order Saturday from Judge
Barrett ,or the examination Of Mr. Cisco and his cashier
The order is returnable to-day.