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, 1877-05-22

MENDOZA, ILL.,, May GA telegram was re-
ccivcl hero this afternoon from tho conductor
of the passcuger-tratn on the Illinois Central
going south, stating that o nun hnl fa1lcu from
Or Jumped oil tho cars about two miles south of
here. A switcl,-cngtpo was Immediately dis
patched, and found the man returning. lie
Was taken to q physician and had his wounds,
apparently confined to tho. face and head, at-
tended To-. Tic following Is tho 1uan's state
mont: "Aly name Is AichaaI Miiilcan. I
Was on my way. from Bradford to
my home In Atarscil,cs. changed
cars ut Mendoza. Not feeling well. l
stood on the platform, and had .. dispute with
the conductor about my ticket. He loft, hut re-
turned shortly after. With mother man aud
pushed the Oh tho platform. | did not tes
him push me, nor could ! swcar TINT 1t was to
that did 70, but know that was thrown Of,
and / am sure that It was the conductor who
pushed me OF. feel pretty sore all ovcr. and
kind of 'etuptn.A It is stated TINT tho injured
1nau was under the influence Of drink before ho
left hero, a1u tho 4dea that thu conductor, who
has been On tho Illinois Centrnt for many years,
would throw 4 man from the ears while under
speed Ii very generally ltscredItcd.
, 1877-05-22
BASIc-DALL. .
0ANRs YESTERDAY.


LouIsvtLLp, May 2t.-A singular game was
that between the Loutsyillcs aud hostons to-
day. Each made four errors, and In baso hIts tho
Bostous exceeded those ot the 1ouisvtllcs but
ono. No runs were masle unt!l tho sixth inning.
In this and the seventh and eighth innings, by
getting In ba1c hits, altogether tho bostons Sc
cured llva runs. Tho weather was aps, sud the
attendance good.
{nntngt- !! 3 5 q 0
l.ouIsYla. . Q Q Q Q 0 9 90
Boston ton.,..............0 o O o / : 2 0-5
UMptto-uan DetIn1ey.
4tme o! Game--Dne hour and ffty.6te utnatea.
FIsst basa By er1urs-LoulsTtfle, 2; Hoston,~2.
Runs aaHlcd-lostoht =.
Number Of timos reached nrst base during tho
gstne-Loutss1llo. q; noaton. I.
nalls .liI ealled-on ~ Mne,itn1 II on nond. f.;
Uaass on called halla-Crowtey, /.
Struck out-Wflght, Morrill,, spd Sutton.
Three. base hftx-ORouFks, /.
Lett on bascs-Lontsvillc, n Doaton. o.
r4saed balIs-Rone.
Wild patchea-Nuue.
Out on 4ca-Lonias!1le, Il; Boston, z.
Flies mI4sed-Lo1iAstllo, l; Nostpu, l.
Special DtspdtcA to 7As zsitpss.
BratNqsIELp, H., Mar 4l.-I}ase ball; Wldte
Stockings, OF Chicago, y; Springfield, l.
1kpllaAroLts, Ind, May 2i.-t1dianspolis,
G; uaTtforas,l.
, 1877-05-22

adopt. 6t.thlcnlyit came to light that II. ].
Chapman, All engineer and d stockholdcr in
Jn'lgc Ma-on'e Company, with two others not
stockholders, had flied in tho Rex orders
Office articles OF Incorporation for
another Burlington Water Company. following
In every cseential the articles OF tho first Conn
pany. To-day the new and rival Company elect
cd four Directors, who elected Chapman Prcsi-
dent. They claim to havc unlimited backing,
risionk Of the ordinance as required. One Of
them will 20 East at once, r. Is claimed, and
contract for the material. 4 nve-snll tax on all
property within the water dstrict Is granted BY
the ordinance 10 the Burlington Water. Com
pany organized under 1t, and this Of course will
be claimed By both these Companies, whicl, may
be said to bo Identical In everything but mcul-
befshIp. =, -
, 1877-05-22

ADRIAN, Mich, May al.-WcAnesday tho
State Association Of soldiers aud sailoss who
fought sgaiust tho Rebellion will hold their aa-
nual reunion. and . largo number OF rrgimental
societies have arranged to bc here. In tho
morning the Fourth Regiment Of old aud new
Michigan Infantry will d:dicato = monument
they iave ralsod to ths'memory Of Co|. "ood-
bury, killed whila leading them to battle. ln
tue afternoon there will tc a grand procession
Cua,s,osk viii make : Speech ii welcome, and
Gcn. Throop viii 1espoud. In tho evening
tue banquet wilt be glycn the martial visitors
At thu Opera-llou.c, With toasts. Responses,
uluasc, etc. The uAil will be asnatnented with
thv State bsttle-1ags, aud 10 paiu& arc being
spared to properly entertain all VINO come.
, 1877-05-22
SPORTING NEWS.

T11H FIRST RACE or TIE SEASON.
pcter johnson captured tho first race OF the
scason, at Dexter Park, yesterday in fine style,
and by 50 doing demonstrated that tho horse
driven by him in the racc-Gcorge Bis ono Of
tho most promising youngsters In this section
OF tho country. Tie trot was for horses Of
tho 2:l0 class, and although there were
nyo entries, but three responded to the
Judges holl. these being George D, Minnie
Taylor. and Ethan. This latter, driven by
tic betting gentry before tho first heat, but 1t
twts taken 10 easily by George D, Minnie Taylur
finishing third, TINT speculation Was ut m end.
Tho turceeaing beats were repetttions II the
ning at jig. Following ii tho aunlaary:
DnxTen rAnE. May Fl. 1877 -fussc OF $3.50.
rcssf Y. Johnson. ch. 9. George D........1 1
Edward grown'e blk. E, Ethan::..;... "..s 7 :
William Hodges b. n, Mimic TsYior:.....3 3 2
Tme-2:s.:::4dh; 2:@8A.
Tho winner Is tinc-'ookpE and exceedingly
lcycl-hcat'cd horse, and. troin tie lnanncr In
whcl. l,0 won yestcrdayfa race, Is liable to be q
dangerous hotse In his ciasa during the present
scason. lie is 0 years old. fifteen and one-half
hanqs iiEh, and T. modcl l. Of trott'qE nowets
Datt'e Creek. Mich, and was sired by fiske's
Alambrtuo Chief.
BAN FNAHCt8Co. MAY 2ls-At thc Lay Oietf1ct
Park to-day Charles Crockcr's double team,
Gen. Cobb aud Ellen MeCortl, driven By U. A..
lilckos,. mado milo ~ a:4jx without skip:
It was tho opinion Of tho beat 1udgea pscsclt
TINT tho team would hare made It In a:aa5 had
lllckok urged them down tho home stretch.
L0ulSylLLK.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., slay al.-Tho racca bcgin-
Ming to.tnotrow havo attracted an unusually
large crowd to the city. and promises to bc
moro largely attended ttian any previous meet
Ing OF the Louisytilo Jockoy.Club. Deep intcr-
al Ia manlfestcd, ana the meeting Is expected
to 10 q very brilliant ana successful one. The
pools on to-morrow's races sold tonight a.
follows:
FIE1t laee-14 milo dash; Bob Wooalsy. 500;
Elcml. $500; KimhnFn. 8at: Tlllo Brent $50;
Ce,nmte q. ST; tho nc1d. $38.
pladan.ante, SIS: MeWhostef. $50; Yesn Cruz.
SIS; Dan X. $l7i EnlEght. ~; Odd Fellow, SO;
Early, ~; tiadon 4 Liabou. s.; Malvern, S24
K!mE William, SIG.
Th'ri ;aeeIEm@a e, see; ceatlsF, 800; King
usaIauanle Afterwards Withdrawn from Derby.
, 1877-05-22

he had gotten through Will, the Louisiana con-
scEyattvrs, 1sarlng tnne vi for them that he
could eonst*tens1y, and ntt they had my right
to ask. A. tn the I:strlbution Of the Offices l,e
must consider the cfni'n* nj members Of bis nwn
p1rtJ n preference n those Of tbc opposition.
APPOINTMENT.
sludee Hickey Morgan, Of New Orleans, has
been appointed Magistrate for the tinted States
judicial tribunal lust opened in Egypt.
POSTAL ADyERrIsfN8.
The Tostmaater{icnerai desires that news
papers wishing 10 advertise In his Department
should send to nc Chief Clerk, ". H.. Knapp,
per square, and how much discount viii bo al
lowed.
FREQUENT REPORTS.
The Secretary Of tho Interior to-day tssucti
an order requiring cash reports Of receipts, lls-
burkemcnts, and balances to be made to him
weekly by all hfsburatn2 ofilccrn and other
agents Of tho Department IN Washington and
throughout the country. The order is Itsue.l
with tho two.foId purpose Of excreiain9 more
Intelligent supervision and effective control Of
the business expenditures, and with view 10
preventing the oerpctrstfon OF clerical Or other
errors.
, 1877-05-22
CHICAGO.

TIE CASE Or Il. ". Yonp, OLIVER co.
The case Of 3. n. Fortl, Oliver Il Co., whose
rectifytng house vas setzc.l tcw days ago on
IN execution fn fasor Of the Government, came
np yesterday hcforc Judge Drummond. Air.
Juessen and S1r. Bangs appeared before the
Judge, and tho former statcd that tho house
operated by Ford, Oliver d Co. had been sfezod
under an execution for about $25 900 IN favor
Of the Government. 1t waA cl1lnle1 that the
party, 80 that It was not llahle to seizure. His
clients Wished to give bond md recover
possession Of their property. but the District
Attorney would not to,,sent unless the suretles
gaze power Of attorney conditioned TINT L thc
Oliver & Co. then Judgment should bc issued
at once on tho execution without any further
proceedings. slr. Jncsscn claimed this amount
ed to dcntal Of Justice, Decatlsc his clients
could not find auy paftlcs "lo would 70 on their
TIC District. Attorney said he dill not want
tho ycxntfou Of another trial on The bond III
easc the Issues should bo found In favor Ut tho
Government
Judge Dru1nmonl remarked TINT the Govern
mcnt was little different from an ordinary In
divkltinl, allti cxactcd rather seycrct rules IL
relation to any property IL ha.l taken. II
tas a no srp, souG o ston
The collection OF tho n1notlt.t. II tho property
was subject to seizure anI forfeiture, ti.es. tho
Judgment Nas right md could not b. dis.
turbctl. but II the surctEcs on tho original
judgment, TINT hcing MI action IN bond. had
any real estate wh'rl, could be fcvEcd on. then
there was no necessity fur auy such bond a. tho
Distriet-Attorncy was requiring.
The D!strict-AttoFnoy thought the original
sufcties hN'i sufficient real cstatc.
The Judge then suggested that tho hiarshal
levy on the hurcttcs'' property 50 a. to givo the
Government q complete security.
witl, this arrangement, and probably to-day
another tcvy will be made, This time on tho
parties who aligned tho contcmnatton-bond Of
Il Eot,1 11krur ,& n
, 1877-05-22

tho celebrated c1fxir Ho1tetter's 8tou,ac Btttss.
= medicine prescribed by physicfans, possessing
Infinite purity, and which no ono takes In vasn who
ts afflicted with any Of the numerous complaints to
which It n adapted. It frequently happens that
fo-calied remedies fAtt to produce permanent st.
feet This IN becau*c ther arc merely paltatiycs,
md therefore do not feu,ove the cause OF tho NAL
amelfosate. This 10 notably the case with npiates
and sclatse drnRs. Il In not 40, however, with
that conquers tho d!aeaae ~ wall As banlshes fta
fatfie{u.
, 1877-05-22
BURLINGTON WhTfR.WORXS.
Sa<cfaf R&p9seA 10 III TfthxAk.

BURLINGTON, H., May 2l.-scyeral days agd
TRIBUNE special announced the organization
Of tho Burlington Water Company under an or
dtnanoc ot tho City Council TO build water
works here. TITO Hon. Charles Mason WAS
elected President after articles Of Incorporation
had been adopted and adlrectoEy chosen. Ills
we'll known that lr. Mason fayoss direct
pressure, and tho Holly plan wss generally COLI
csded to bs thai Which tho Company would
, 1877-05-22
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED,

ago Archie Payne, young inan employed rs
collector for tho Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph
Company here, started out to collect some bills,
aud has not since bcca heard FROM. To-day tho
suit OF clothing Ito llal on when last seen was
found In an alley near Ills Office smcased with
blood. Ills flle Of bills was with them, and
memoranda showing he had coilvk3ca $182. Ills
frieuds here fear he ha8 been murdered,
, 1877-05-22
BLACKBURN, or CINCINNATI.
Eescfdt n4kpdtcA "a I1e Irthune

INDIANAPOLIS, 1ud., May 21.-Shortly bcforo
midnight tho police arrested Mai. C. II. Black.
burn, the abscondlng Cincinnati lawyer, at the
houso Of Mre. Page, With whom 10 WIS &C.
quaIntcd IN Cincinnati scycrai years ago. It
seems that Blackburn went to Chicago from
Cincinnati md returned to this city last Thurs
day. at which tluc the Mrs. Adds or IIaldis
Of Louisrille,mct him. Since then Ills noyc-
mcnts have not been known nntll tonight,
alto whereabouts. blackburn was nrrcetcd on
information Ut tho Cincinnati authorities tor
cmbcxzlcmcnL and will be taken back to-nor-
ROW.
, 1877-05-22

INDIANAPOLIS, slay :l.-aome days ago
Charles liasshtre, connected with well. known
family, was found lying Oh tho ratlsoa1 track 1t
Augusta, eight n.llcs North, with hla skull
crushed Iu fsw days hc died. and aftcrwsrds
,cpotk arose that hc ia1 b<cn foully dealt with,
und tho Coroucs Investigated the case, Thu
Jury returned ycstifct today that he mct bis
f!catls BY being struck By passing train on the
futlfpai.
, 1877-05-22

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May al,-Last Thursday
wcck sfary Wydap was taken to the City Hos
pltal and died tho following Tuesday. ucs
death Is being Investigated BY tho Coroner. and
already enough Is known to show that abortlon
hail becn pcttortMcd on tho gtrl, and thas her
death resulted thcrcfrom. The operation WAS
pcrfurnleu by we1l-kuown physician. n,ld there
ira Indications Of 1rst-ciass scandal.
, 1877-05-22

Peruvian banker has failed for million
III half aolce. 1.-TWO sotcs viii. bnt single
.soucht # would make deficit in this bankers
ac,s ,l Of 10000 thoughts. Thcrn arc very fcm
...n Who can etat,tl that sort Of exhaustion.
, 1877-05-22

Tho rtd1culo1s attempts Of the Omaha Nt7,.tb-
,..n 10 discuss politics can only be accounted
-. m tho hypothesis that 1t has become again,
~ of yorc, tho personal organ OF GEORGE
ra,r rc1s TRAIN, Esq.
, 1877-05-22

Fonr Warns, Ind, May 2l.-At Toleston,
Ind, last night, Ms1. John Wilkes was struck
by Lightning aud INSTANTLY killed while sitting
children In her lap, both ot whom wrrn TIL.
AarMel. ,...... ..
Speeda! DspoteA to M Tribune.
Duauquk, H.. May .l.-A man named Wlfl.
lain Long, while milking In barn, was killed
by lightning and thn barn set on fire. 8eyen
cows were burned and also Mrs Long very &C.
yrsely whilo trying to Fcscuo tho body Of her
husband from The aArnes.
, 1877-05-22

HpFE9Ws
WAuHsoAN. ILL.,, May 2i.-Fralk Ray, a farm
CT rcstilag near Diamond Lake, in this county,
was arrested for stealing q package Of hardware
from frcIght~caE, belonging to Dodge 4; Wat
ruus. 1Iis examination took place before Jua-
ttco Shcrulan, WHO held him orrE to tho Circuit
Court, bail being furnished.
, 1877-05-22

The Russians havo been taklng soundlngs III
Tho Persian Gulf during tho past week. This
week II Is expected that they wiiI begin 10
uhcaye tho Leaf" In Turkey.
, 1877-05-22

NEW YossK, May 2l,-Judgo barrett today
dismissed the habcas corpus procured by Joseph
Lopez, who recently clandestlnely married tho
daughter Of Frederick Morrison. and who
c!ai1icd his wifc was Illegally kept frum him.
Tho daughter mado aiti.lavit that Lopez has
smother wife, and she does not want to Iys with
him. judge barrett rcmanded tue lady to the
CUSTODY Of her father.
, 1877-05-22

n, Louis pcoplo complain Of their pavemcnts.
vby not substitute for the hEcotson tho "Eootl-
,.,cntjons" strlc, ltfto those With which tho
9, Inuts Of auothcr world is said to be paycli
, 1877-05-22

Tho Graphic las decided that the President
,,n.t not dine out, for fear OF mourning ot''iga-
inns not in consonanco with the dignity Of his
oocc, lie must curry bis lunch with him or 60
hnrrrf.
, 1877-05-22
BUSINESS NOTICES

How seldom sTe acc . splendid keAd OF
thoussnhs and thcif hair gradually wanting SWAY.
j3uFnttrs Cocoatne Will repair this wasts. Tbe
coeoaine II perfect hair tlfesaing,-A promoter
Of tho growth OF tho hAir.-4 Preparation
free from irritating matter. It has great sf1nlty
for the human 1k!n.-ta rapidly absorbed, and ii-
parts ]ueSTe and strength,
, 1877-05-22

The Dcs Moines Ryiter frequently calls TIE
TntscsE liar, and covcts evidently a return In
tfod, II will be disappointed. No wise man
tirks Iackass because tho 1ackase kicks him.
, 1877-05-22

-ut.. and now tho Turks assault thai of pErER
.aa ftrcat, which, II correctly statct. would cit
.s.m OF without cvcn lieu MI Esl.o.~. 1t Is
wi 10 bc wondered at~that this Mill IS to be
..ctAktfE.
, 1877-05-22

8ptcfdl M6pafch 70 Ia 7Ff501s.
AURORA, H., 3laJ al,-Ftye prisoners broke
jail tonight. They wcro oserhaulel by ]. 4.
Drake, tho Jailcr, moment afteswasd, aud
tl,ree Of them captured. The city Is oyer7un
with burglass and ruit!Aus, and an extra police
fpfre has been ordered.
, 1877-05-22

Ua0 " Mrs. WtnsIov'a Soothing Eyrup" for
dtarrhGa, wind cnlle, and regulates tho bowels.
, 1877-05-22

fen, GRANT made several speeches in Phi1a-
artnbta, 80 brief and 80 full Of points that oiln
rrrrcss, when It is too late, that hu DID not re.
maIo IN our country 10 be our solo paragraphist
, 1877-05-22

.CusTsa, D. T., May sl.-Jobn Feashersteln,
Division Superintendent Of tho Cheyenne b
Black Hills Stage Company, WIS., thrown from
0 wagon near Mountain Ctr tAts morning and
INSTANTLY Killed. Ills ncck was broken by the
, 1877-05-22

.Jeffers' French Catnrrh Cure IN tho hest
remedy known for Casarfh Asthma, md Hay
Fovct. Trial free. Ot1ee and Depot, 20 Btato
atFcct.
, 1877-05-22

Town Talk-"Tt,c rloneer" ping tobacco.
Each Plug has a wood tag. 1t 1t Is now The favcr-
lie. Everybody likes It.
, 1877-05-22

"ne0's N"o '~N
-,
Judge LAWRENCE ects JAKE oAs nc WILL
do RsaA-aTkaots we'll Under the circumstances.
1r1rrn7T
-7e'ANf1'
-,
Il Is bencVeu that air. b!0tno WILL not GET
behind tarrcsc Of pctticoats II tho Presidential
nom!nstion shoutd nsaaa't him In 1880.
Gen. Butler receives credit for having
.,.t.a tha snnotntmonk of q. Wiley Walls IA
soAtios of tho lFeaadsS'-tac pest thing said IN
Thu foyal Academy hna bounht b1r.
1.1ohton'a "Ath1ctc Struggling with a sernrnt,t
-, 70 no0 The nrico is 4 prrtty good ono. for
~ m ne oettstsf
~, o....,. r,......,. o-.,,.
1nd o.u eo"s' o'.a 1oso4 '"t'o'1 eon'1't'eo
b" aeont oi'"' wv IN the treasury aha moro 's
S'ated.-'h "h'ch respect tho o'a soa1h fsescf'
nh. 1,.,;n,, ~.s,,1on,. ~ Nv o.,.,,o ,.m,
te1d meeting and protested nea'nst tho conduct
Of ne United states soldlef. nna sailors who
paHiApated In tho latc Papal jubilee celebration.
Tht c1-()ueon Of spai1 Inns askcd tho pope
Ia usc his influence with Aln,Ionso to d!ssuadc him
iron contracting marriage with Princess not Of
The CathotJc faith. But the ropc Ia tndIsposcd 10
Interfere Ia 20 delicate matter,
n,1 1ro,,,,,or,s et,,, 1ot,o. 4. ao,,ot,;, j.,
...a" oau -, -. . ,,-..s+ ss'ot ~ ue'vsou ~
ne eo'!eeNon ., tae n'ston tong'eoa"ondsat,
,sws NJ 1n,tan. .comn,ts,fonsr sns,t pa"1Ss
Mil rlnchoack, nobeson, and Tho Frost. .Abbott
Congressional contest
H., oo,,,,x,, 1, ,,,t ,,,,zn..,,1,,, ,.,.,.;,
.na so"usfy ~ noe lo"of4ui'y impressed
s..a lae no"s tnat young Jeeso ofaat IL 10 write
kuefs 10. IN american newaraPef durlne h's 20
pam 10 Eatope' sons Of great mcn-ncwspapes
Nsaefs natc 100 maen reason 10 oel'oSo-aEo not
AWAITS 'oenee!'es great
The Congrcgat;o,aa!ae atlylscs clergy1acn
1"esr on the sldc Of charity and respect" in
ht|f pastoral calls upon ladies' We arc panied to
ktto esa'a a Pnoncaslon advising eictgymcn 10
e1M a"' Ato "sweetfcse. and slight and
Mtaa1 eoF1 OF fhoo'an 10 10 oan'shcd 9oEoscrffoul
ssf@Aeloas soc'csfes'
cablo dispatch. spocial to tho New York
F,.nuaa.s .loxrnal. aunounccs that n,.hnn mn.
bqes has been appolntcd nv Inn t,onr r"nL;u,o. =,
Archbishop unytcy. with rjrht Of snccc,sion IN
hit Sec. Or. 0Ihbous IL at present 1,|,hon nj
Richmond "a. which scc vii, hccomo rncsnt ~ w.
bi,,rccntancc ~ III. ,,o,y .rn",ntsesn. '1D' "
, 1877-05-22

Destroying chemical duIda Ind place on tho
toilets Of eens,blo people. Tho fragrant and pro-
scffstETo 8oxodont has superseded them al.
, 1877-05-22

Isofands Aromatic Hitter Wine Of Iron Ia \
and impaired digestion. Depot, t3 Clark street.
, 1877-05-22

The onf<rbled. hyspepttca, consumptIves
thonia drink Nn.nian Kountas Or MIX Wine. It
hll. the veins With healthy blood. imparss vieors
MAdfson Btftct,
, 1877-05-22
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.

UQI7NfI EN I NE H91ES1LUs
HAnR1snuno, May 2l.-Thc Supreme Court
to-day affirmed the Judgment OF the lower
court In the case Of Thomas Duty, tho Molly
Maguiru eonslctedtof tho murder Of Policeman
Yosk at Tamsqua
, 1877-05-22

8petfal DFs1atcA 70 5Ad 5H6aaa.
IapsAxAYoAis, Ind, May al.-Txo tsasnps
went swlmmlug In White River, north Of the
city, to-day, and enc was d1oxncd,-namo un-
knuWu-
, 1877-05-22

II Judge LAWRENCE gets JAKE OF, he will
do RsaM-arkahty we'll under tic circumstances.
, 1877-05-22
NERVES THAT QulvER,

hcads thAt ache, stouachs that tndtet dYspcptIc
totmeuts, muscles and joints raeked With tho
xhaumat!sm, asu 1ufallihly restored u psalth b{
, 1877-05-22

A BLACK HILLS QUARREL"
CUSTER, D. T., May el.-ln quarrel It Hay
warl City between man named Hurley and
George Johnsoil, oycr 4 lawsuit about horse,
johnson waa killed INSTANTLY.
, 1877-05-22

When Representative Gibson, Of Louai2na,
Raa here, few days ago, he called to SEQ tho
President, in company with hlr. 0ayarre. tho
wcllkuoFn lterstteur, Of Louisiana. Alr. Ga-
yiStiops, xaA ~ applicant for tho }asalttou OF
Naval O1lerr 1t New Orleans, and his appoint
ment was asked Of the President BY Mr. Gibson.
| Tie President 4aid to ME. Gilman In effect th2t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-27

HOMEOPATHIC SOUP.-LaSt evening at a
dinner table in this city, scientific questions
of an unusual character were discussed, when
the subject of homeopathy came up. A Ger
man gentleman of superior scientific attain
ments, connected with the Mint in this city,
said that the homeopathic theoryin his country
is not very popular, owing to the thin soup
that the disciples of that school of medicine
there prescribe for their patients. He said
that after an invalid has lost every part of
vital vigor and strength, it is ordered that
very lean chicken be hung up in the sun,
about 80 feet removed from large kettle of
boiling water. The chicken must be suspen-
ded alive by its legs, feathers and ALL after
the vital spark has fed caused by the sus-
pension, then the fowl is cut down and buried,
after which pint of the water is taken from
the kettle, and ten drops given the patient
every "a hours. If this is not productive of
the desired result then the homeopath
throws up the case and an allopath is called
in and saves the patient.
FUNERAL The funeral of Arthur John
Hutchinson yesterday was very largely at
tended Between II and 1 o'clock a special
train Virginia brought down deputation
from De Witt Clinton Commandery, under
the auspices of which the ceremonies were
conducted. The line was formed at the Ma
sonic Hall about one hundred Masons were
on foot escorted bynineteen mounted Knights
A carriage followed containing the Prelate
and three other officers The services were
held in st. Peters Church, the service being
read by the Rev. H. L. Foote, after which |
the Templar service was read by Commander |
Tritle and Prelate Role. The procession
was preceded by the Carson Band The ser
vices at the grave were conducted by the
Templars and were very impressive.
THE LEBo BALL at Bowden Hall, Empire,
on Christmas night was the most brilliant
affair that ever welled up out of the soul of
melody and the heart of delight upon the
banks of the bubbling Carson. The ladies,
oh how fair they were The gentlemen, oh
how gallant were they And the aspiring
host, how he did lengthen out and stretch his
form to reach the lofty height of the
magnificent occasion. As to the Port of
Entry, it was In its glory
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-27
THE HIBERNICA..

This exhibition now at the Carson theater
is excellent in all respects 1t cansb be classed
as a first class entertainment The panoramic
views of Ireland have been executed by a
true artist. They are elegantly finished, and
they alone are worth the price of admission
Besides this, the troupe is composed of some
of the best speciality artists that have ever
appeared upon the boards of our theater Mr..
Harry Nicholson in his original character of
Simple Simon is immense. Miss Marie Poin-
Ter is very charming vocalist and a good
actress Mr. Dan p Howard as delineator
of Teutenic character is superior to Emmett.
He is original in all he does, and is sure of
the house whenever he opens his mouth. To
all amusement loving people we recommend
the Hibernica entertainment Go by all
means if you wish to enjoy a real pleasant
and delightful evening.