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To-day dcthchmcnts from INC FItvcntH Drtgudo, Sec
ond division, will go before the Crcodmoor butts.
rnE INTERNATIONAL MATCH.
Considerable dissatisfaction is ict among rncmcu
because OF tho exclusive native American rule Of
the National Kne Association, whereby adopted citi-
zens excluded from competing Tor places the
American rifle team OF 1877. The team IRON Ireland,
who first land down this rule MS con-
dtion 10 their shooting with the Americans,
having been repeatedly defeated, and the British
Rino Association requiring any such narrow re.
striction who shall form the American team the
retention OF tins objectionable ruo leaves the Board
OF Directors OF the National Rifle Association open 10
the charge OF prejudice against adopted cltzons Ono
OF the directors alleges tnat tho trophy gwen 10
tho National Rifle Association ny the Centennial Com.
mission TO be SHOT Tor under the rule above cited but
IL is we'll known that the directors themselves drew up
the conditions oil the competition. Tho retention OF
TINS rule docs but htle justice TO the well known lib.
era iealngs OF tho majority OF tho directors Of tho Ma
tional Rifle Association.
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CLOSING DAY OF THE JUNE TRorTING MEET
INa-voLUNTEER MAID AND TOM PINK THE
WINNERS.

CLOSING DAY OF THE JUNE TRoTTING MEET
INa-voLuNTEER MAID AND TOM PINK THE
WINNERS.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PROVIDENCE. r. J., June IA, 1877.
The closing day OF the meeting at Narragansctt Park
attracted a good attendance The weather was very
fine and the races quite satisfactory. \. j. No
dnc's Brooklyn marc Volunteer Maid took the
honors OF the $50 contest In three straight heats.
The y:32 purse easily won by A. Johnson's geld
Ing Tom PINK, who also won in three straight heats
but one horse trottng against him. Only few pools
were sold on either race, however, a. tho 'wsc ones
was all OF one way thinking. The meeting has been
fairly successful, and has gwen quite start TO me
park in ils new Tor fame and position IN the
racing world
NARRAGASsErr PARk CRASsroS, r. l., JUNE II,
77-Purse OF $3.50, for horsos OF tho 2 80 class;
three in ve in harness; SIS to the lrst $50 10 the
second and S25 10 the third
r. ). Nodnc's b. m. Volunteer Maid. l 1
VIM Rediern's blk m. Lady Balch..... ......
d. Phfer's b. IN. Maggie D.. ................
L. b. Browns CHI. 9. Dandy
Time. 2l1-2:+44-2:4O%.
SAME PLACE AxD DAY.-Pursc OF $500, for 2:32
horses ,nrcc in Ave. harness. $3.50 10 the lrs 500
20 the second aud $50 To the third
A. Johnson's h &. Tom Pink. ! !
John Ramsay's b. m Lady Nell ..............
Time. 2:3S is-2:I-2:j4h
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$50 sovs for the second and so sovs for tho third
Tor twoyearolds coits 122 lbs, and lilies, liz iba
winners once previous starting to carry ibs,
twice, ibA. extra; 7. Y. G. \; u subs
Lord Rosebery's br !. Beincsnt, by Cremorne, ous
W Ly hctte.
Mr. Garard's b. l. Palm Leaf. by Tho Palmer. out Of
Testience. ...................
vwneT = Io'es.ar.
"n't lsu"sHofuss
Duke OF Wesiminster's b. Strathneet, by Scottish
Chief, out OF Highland Pings dam. ............ o
Owacr's La Belle Helene U
sDead heat tor tn ird place
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BEACON PARK.

Bosros, June II, 1871
This was the third day Of the uottiug meeting at
Rcaco park
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Runs Scored at The FdA Of Each Wicket
Innings. Isl III sd 4A 9TH. 9TH IN Sta 9nl 10fh.
First......6 o 10 Is Is 2! % ~ ~ oS-G9
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Time, 2:40-2 AZ 4-2:43sS.
, 1877-10-27

A chl1drctl's tcmperance-mcetfng will be held
In Upper Farwell Hall at $3.50, conducted By
Miss Lucia klnball.
The Philosophical Society will listen to q lcct.
urc this evening By Edward Q. Brown, Esq.,
OF this city. Subject: popular Fallac!cs on
tho Subject Of Education"
Tho Rcy. F. r. Goodwin will conduct the
sunslay- -svtool teachers meeting to-day noon In
Farwcll Hall. Subject: " Paul before tue
Cuuncil.'-.tci&, z1th., LII.
> Miss Frances E. Wllartl's theme. Sunday
evening, at Trinity M E. Church. VIII DC. "NMt
Think Ye Of CirlstF'-A Gospel address with
special reference to Christian temperance work.
a public meeting to consider the sale Of
liquor to minors will he held this evening In
Temperance Hall, I'll West Madison street.
Judge Set,lly md othrr prominent speakers will
ucliver addresses.
The State Board Of Health will commence tho
examination of those engngcd IN tho practice III
Medical Practtee oct Thursday at t4e Grand
Pacific Hotel fu this city.
DR.. John Lord will deliver his great Bible
lecture ''Moses, Or Jewish jurtsprudchcc,H
Sunday at 8 y. IN. at tho West Eut Opera.
House, Madison street between Elizabeth u1ll
1hroop. Admission IS cents.
Tho Rev. j. II. HIoson. d. D., will deliver The
sccuill Of Ills series Ut Bible readings befurc tho
Young Mems Christian Association In Farwei!
Hall tomorrow at 80 U. IN. Subject: = TIE
uospcl In ucncsls,'' Over 100 wcrc in attcnu-
auce last Sunday.
, 1877-10-27
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho Grand JURY yesterday heard nothing but
ordinary cases.
atate's.Astorney Mills had to leayc hia post
yesterday ua account OF sickness, the result OF
uycrwosk the past fuw weeks.
This questaon Of hxiug tha salaries OF en-.
ployes the coming year will come up again Non-
day. but this time 1t viii be Introduced BY tho
"lNpg."
Several OF LIcb's emp!oyes started out Yester-
day with sacl.ets In hand on un eleetfoneerng
TOUT They arv solid TOR Lteb, but tho basis o1
teelF sotfstlty " thu - per day paid aAcm bY
:hs county. They are good stt u fellows,
for. having already bcen literally assessed 10
purehass the Generals nomination. they are
WILING to work for him to retain thef positions
roll.
Commissioners s1cCstltcy and Cleasy ass rs-
ported to be quietly engineering kchrtus to let
the Remainder of tlc Cuutt-llqu.e tontrurts bt-
fors thrlr kcllows loss their hala ii ths boara,
Tbs contracts to be let aru 1or rArpsutefiu9,
p!A.teripg, painting, glazing, gas.htting, stea1u.
heatluE, and furnishing, aud ~ pals Vi tls
work eau bs done for q year u cune. The me eal,.
lug 0f the lnuyetnrnt, bl view Of the carly re-
tEemcut Of tho backbone OF the hing, u ap-
parcut.
1hs will Of the l2ts Howard Frleatley, IN old
mud llghly respected c:tszer, was uleJ &u4 I'd.
nItted " probate IN ths County Court ysssss.
, 1877-10-27

question oil the Sandwich Islands that has not
a. yet Ioomcti mp sousRlcuofsly In The agitation
Of TINT subject in California, and 1t Is this:
The China'nc,, IN these Islands arc tnnnopplfx-
tnE ttlc Hawaiian women, 10 thc great l!sft1ny,
not only Ut the kanaka men, bnt Of The foreign
crs Resident here. Almost every ChlnaN,nn las
q eoncnhlnc, while only few arc married to
native women. Look Into amy little retail sllop
Or small place OF business owned hT Celestial,
and thera !ou will see Women The Ct1eetials
ara now becoming ambitious to marry hall
Caste girls, when they cannot entice thom to be.
come tntslressca or concubtnes. A number OF
half-castca arc already allied to Chtnsmen. Tho
Of humanity, and what the cross will fInally
reach "a yet to be- determined. Considering that
John Is nonopottz!nr tile labor ic'd and work.
inH at cheaper rate than cven the kxnnkn ran
alrortf to work, and considering that John Is mo.
napolizinR the women, It will not be considered
Strange tflat the kabasa men arc decidedly op-
leagues. bus the feeling is therc What viii be
the result remains to be seen.
, 1877-10-27

DAY. TIE estate Is valued At slt1,An AMI lei
tcfs were eran,c.1 To Orsnn Smith, nnler nnn.i
for ssN',Gx'. The f.lo~inc 'rtlussts arr made !:
IT, rr.n, HI: nees Sa'e tu F. .m PFsitex; i si;, @ e
10 Ills sis,er-in-law, Kate E, Elltrots,
The yearly income arising from s3o,ks,; Il.
bis daughter, KATE F. Prrstlcy. thr uvrsp'us u
$1,000 Interest on Ihc anoss Sao.sg: , nltes t,c M
annuity aforesaid With the oycrplus shall he
come the proprrty uf hts daughter or her heirs;
The rc.i,luc Ut thu estate ts given and granted
to his daughter, kAsc 2. Priess!ey.
The s'Rtng" dies hard. and In its death throcs
Ia inclined to make all Il can. Yesterday a
private meeting of the Rtnetters was held. anil
build effort was act on f!sot to crowd another
first place. bids were opened for supplying. Ger.
tain additional ctlt-etont fur tho dome, anil n1l
OF the favorite contractors were on hand. No
one knnws who invited tho blas, s,-ccr.nfnfy the
Board did not.-and the scheme was Temporarily
dropped ia gtvc way 10 larger one. 4 COM
mun!cation was then rcad frota Walker, rtco,l1-
menttn1 The use Ut thick sso,te-wh!ell l,c alone
could furnts1,--in the rear wall abprc the artt
stry. ilc had been prompted to Dc, IL by the
"Nlng.n atrl, although there il mot the slightest
necessity for 80 altering tho rfnns, 1t nrt With
great favor, tho object being 10 not only fny tho
basis for "cxtras" In this particular wall, but
also to recognize the Increased value OF thick
for allowing the $4,000 "e1tras =" claimed OH
the entire work fol the use OF thick stone.
Arrhtert Ernn pitt hl* foot down on tho scheme
At once, md urged that there was no necessity
for the proposed changed; yet he Has instructed
to send IN communication Monday inlorslng
the job. Tho Whole thing Is a steal and = pre-.
mcdtatct1 one, and II tho Architect submits to
1t he will deserve the seyercst public censufc.
'rhe amount ot It il, Walker hns pTon!scd the
"Rng" a .ccrtain amount, and, nut being abc
to paY 1t, they propose to put their lands into
the Treasury and boldly take 1t from tae public.
, 1877-10-27

Sptetaf I7ttoalch 10 1As CAtcd % frtbunt.
East SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 28-ChaEles
Dobo. wcIl.known grocer doing butincss In
BAY Clty, made m assignment to-day for tho
bcncit Of his creditors. Ills unsecured liabill-
ties arc I'll ,0cO, ar.l under forced settlement
he wit not pay ovcr ~ cents on tho dollar.
LAcoElA, N. H., Oct. 25.-Beujnmtn ]. Cole,
tho extensive iron founder aud machinist, has
gono into bankruptcy.
Bosrox, Mass, Oct. 21-The Boston Il Albany
Railroad lins declared Dividend Of Y per cent
on capital stock VI &20, ,lO0,UW).
!7ptft1t D'*patrh TO 7hs CAteago Tribune.
CEDAR RApIDs, In, Uet. :sb.-Thu assets Of
the banksng-l.ouse Of Twogood g. Elliott, at
Marion, wcrc examined by the Isecctycrs to-day,
who report lcss than s1d0 III cash on iland. and
notcs and cotaatcrats estimated Ut about $50 co.,
Should this provo CORRECT, tho ueposEtoEs Will
not probably realize over e5 or 90 per cent.
, 1877-10-27
cIljcl0F.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. GA tramp, who regia-
tered Us ne. s. Smith. Western Ohio,n hung
himself In room n. tue United States Hotel
last night. lie twisted SPOOL of cotton into d
ropo and suspended himself front nail In the
wall. Dcatt, resulted from strnagutatlun.
.,pfrtai Dfspatch to The CAteu9a Tribune.
W1LLtAMsronT, Pa, Oct. 20.-A special DIS
patch just received hero announces that on
Wednesday, 24th Inst, tho lion. sobteskt hoss,
cx.mcmDcr Ut Congress from tll!s diatrlct, shot
htfnscf through tl,e heart IN the barn near his
dwelling, at c0u.iersport, Potter County. When
found shortly thereafter hu WAS dead. Judge
Ross has been in lll-llcalt!1 and very dcsponl-
ent fur son,e months. Ills tragic death Inns
causctl Il deep gloom nvcr tho community nll
ocrasious much snrprisc. Mr, Ross was d lie.
publican, a,Il served In The Forty.thIrd md
Forty-fourth Congresses. He was very ste.
ccssful business nsnn.
, 1877-10-27
LIBERAL. SOCIETIES.

Ersrfa' f'ornsrondrnes NJ TAs 7fttuHa4
GEyE+ER, ILL, Uct. .25.-Thc third meeting Of
tho dfth session OF tho Fraternity Of Illinois
Liberal eocEettes was held at the Unitarian
Church IN this city today. The morning tlevo.
tons we're led by the Rev. Z. covcil. Of Buda.
Tho lsev. r. b. Forbush, Of Chicago, reaisnn
essay; subject, "Linttation of Scientific and
Religious Thought Tho Rev. Mcsner. Of
stion Often Dangerous" At the afternoon ses-
suu the Kcy. !. villa Ilakc Of Quincy, read an
cssnv on "prlsot,s.n The Rcy. j. T. sunier-
land, Of Chicago. delivered lecture On "Tho
Bible: What Ii 1T" Al the cvenlug session
t;c Her. 0. Chute. Of Keokuk, H., preached; !;
lis subject was "'rhe Divine Influx" Closing
rrmarks were made by the Rev. j. l.. JONES, Of
JanesyItle, Wis. At the close Of the conference
at the residence Of Levi Hedglcy. a. which Try
pleasant evening was passed, a tlne COLLATION. be-
Ing In waiting tor them. w. 4. 3.
, 1877-10-27
OBfTtJAHY.


Special Dtspatca 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
KALAMAZOO. stich., Oct. &C, X. Lanpnes,
tho Sheriff Of st. Joseph County, died ycstcr-
day very suddenly at h!s homo IN Ccntseyillc.
llls efficiency ~ sheriff and hia personal wortf,
a. . citlzeu haya rendered hIs dcath very saa
atfAir.
MkAPn1s, 1enn., Oct. M-The Rev. Morris
Henderson, Of tho Coored Church, died thls
cyenlng attcr long Illness, aged II. 1Ia was
remarkable man. au.l by bis efforts alouc hatl
rldscd and cxpeulcd upon tlIs church since 1851
tiIu sum Of 81, ,UD0. aud, but for tho failure III
tlle Ffcedman's Bank, would hayo completed 1t.
Ills church books s!,ow membership 1t $500.
and ho was !.iollzeti by hts people. and beloved
mud respected By all who knew him.
Nyse1dI fhsvateA 70 3As EAtcA7" y.1tsns,
hit. VERNON, ILL.,. Oct. G.-liarucn Daytsson,
a resilient Ut thls piace fur upwards Ut quarter
Of century, aud q l'igdly-cstsctned rltizru,
died this evening after an illness VI acveral
weeks. Us agc wYa G3 years. llc Leaves =
large famtl}, lie was member Of tllc Masonic
Order, anA will le buried with tho usual honors
Of that fraternity.
, 1877-10-27
UNDERGROUND WIRES.
ulyINa THEM 4 TRIAL

uifIHA THEM TRIAL.
When Superintendent Barrett, OF the Fire.
Alarm Telegraph. got nil tic poles In for new
line on Rush street, north Of Eric, and was
about to attaed the wires to themt tho residents
Oh that street pleaded with him to reuloys those
"dis,1gurng stlcks."
Mr. Barrett said, ~ can't do It; tho line IL
Necessity"
SWELL" replied the propertY-owners, "why
not put tho wires undergrounltH
"The cost will be too great, and tho nppro-
prlatlou will not stand It," add the superln-
tc,,tltllt.
"suppose VIC pay tbs difference; will you do
II thunih
"1'll put the wires out Of sight, aud take
lown tllc polcs.n
"uo al,cad,r
And snce this arrangement was madc-seyer-
u 'lays aso-~the tlrcalarm repatress' and dog
III laborcrs ltavO been At work. Instead OF r1lt,-
,tnE the linz on flush street, however, Cass
AFeet was selected. slncc 1t II uupaycd, a1ll dig
hI,v !ns was sastsr: Tho main telegraph line IL
aug su!sih Us far Us Eric STREET, whence 1t turns
sast. stoppng ut st. Clair, where connection Is
k nauG VIZ u the s''alu w1e 1lao 1eugth Ut ths
text week. Putting wtres underground, though
tcomtnon thing In New York. has never been
Mtenptcd belore ln tho West, except in ti,y
1s s.t1nso ta"'c!s, put Tie wires 10 tAen t1n
a...s .: w ~. IVY ~ 10 underground. Ihera arc
~ ~ "Mes un Iass ktfcEt, one being an extra lu
s.. Msu ~ muuaGhta. lhey are Instituted VI
k''n suse-esutsa W'th faoocs, and tie compost
w.. U1n .Is s.uuu az softs q !eata Without any
,i't !1oa, tney Wou!a he safe from EVERY
so' .as' ic wMen conneetlons M arc estnK lnado with
sp 1a t,at..a,, ~ ~ IT, MA'hs, ths-two wires
I'll ' IL ,l am 'en kustpe. whchts coatsd
Wn,. ~. ~ s'u useI W " kcep out dampneas
,1., Isss'uc1 Ms.s ~ w e1penheat, supcrln-
'eaoen' n@ttc1t tons!ucIh tueta
AhseLu1ELI sARa.
INNS an sspame ~ pe'to!ni.!R nhat expcctcd Of
euu cs!} ue tctheuled. ~ every street h!ter-
heeso, there " an arrangement lor testing,aud,
, 1877-10-27

minor affairs. which cont aimed nothing OF iuter-
est to tile general public.
4 resolution MAS atfoptctl raising the Grand
Chapter dues from 50 vents per member per
aln.lm TO is CENTS tbs necessity for this ls
ratt I" lie the Increased expcnse OF the annual
meetings.
~ tunn,ittce was appointed to confer With =
like committee from tic Grand Council Of 10y
al AMI Select MAstcrs, to report upon the ad'
visibility 0f merging the latter organization with
the Grand Chapter,
The Grand Chaptcr then proceeded to eject
officers ior the ensuing year, md Did 50 ~ fol-
lows: James g. A,cMur.r!, Henderson, q. Il.
x: John D. Hamilton, Carthage, u. q. II. T: :;
MaddIe, D!oo'n'nEtot', q. T.; Jauics i. Miles,
Ghseago, q. secictary; A. 4. Glenn, Mt. stcr.
Chap; John +. Sorscil, Danrille, 4. {. II. !;
'tq, Ssnf! tats1n. S1anon \ ~; r ci;n.el o. s ": l.
Sterling, q. 81. 81 v; John Woolman, CHI.
cago. q, ". ri v; .fnlln T. HurrI11, Springfield,
q. II. Ut ". Jonn T. Ferns, Cl,Ieaen, u. =. !;
4: 4. lsobintosi, Springfield, Gfnnd Tyler.
and the tirand High Priest WAS directed to. ap.
tnfcr. a'd who might aiso Investigate a'l 9uea-
tlUne necessary to be noted on, and to report to
The Granti Cnapter then called from labor to
!etrcslent until ~ q. tn. Friday. at which time
ile Gra1'l Officers were duly Installed BY r. q.
II. +, Arthur X II. Atkins. assisted By II. W.
Hubbard as Grand Marshal.
The usual thanks were ynte1 tho retiring
urand High Priest, for the able manner In which
he had discharged llia duties, aau the Treasurer
jewel.
The usual committees were appointed, md
tho Gratlu Chapter ttIcn closed Ii anple form.
NRAKD coUNClt-
The twcnty.illtsl annunl Assembly Of the
Grand Council Of Royal and Select Masters ol
AfRfn nsnF
, 1877-10-27
Tunnelti,g tt,e 1srttfsh Channel .
Ian zfaH H.s,as


Operations connected with ths submarine
tunnel hare already been commenced on tho
other side Of the channel, several pits having
been sunk to the depth uf about ITO yards. Al
the same time tho French and English Commit
tees hare definitely drawn I'D the conditions Of
working tor the route: The propcrty OF tho
that Is to say, ench Company Will possess half
Of the line, reckoning tho distance from coast to
coast at low tide. Encl, Company will cover tho
expense Of fts portion. The general work vi ex-
cavallon will bc done Oh tho ono han.l by the
Great Northern Of France, and on the other y the
Chatham and Southeastern ComianIcs. thu two
latter having each direct route frum L0Dton
to Dover. All tho materials Of tho French anil
English lines will rass through the tunnel in
Drtlcr to prrycnt any unnecessary EXPENSES and
delay Ut transhipn,ent, as iii England anil tn
France, railway companics use each others
other without changing yans. II Is understood
that IN arrangement will bc established for a
similar exchange Of lines between oil tho En-
Eltsh md Continental railway companies when
tho tunnel Is completed. Tue tunnel will be-
long to Its founders. Al tho expiration OF thirty
years the two Governments will be alle To tnke
possession Of the tunnel upon certain coudi-
tluua,
, 1877-10-27
THE MOUTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI.

u,v,,,s r..,,r H., y, "rn,.', H.. ,,,,oxv,.s
'ea"" o.'' "''- ""4 'lo 'ouo""s
IN to-aays Avdtanehs:
TAK ta1cAuo 1'nssHx1 ts kicking against The
asks:
Ate net the !sl'feaa eomhsnsto1t ovsrolnE The
t1sst s M ar, ~. ~
Wess willing .ssndy Msyihey not III ie!f 6unEfy
a nFe ~ IT, esss . 1d ~ nssse s1mtau%t!t
sy Fssait il eeciaai tssi.tsues fiji faIiroad ill.,.
males mar 4ssM then.selxss pwertul but lhs EeoPIs
s sH.ns Y s: 4s:x - -.
sasIt power ID eds:suai. iaauxf. ia*sat s1ys. ~
Supu,sc 1e ha&l Tho Mts.lsxInni River otnned
,x,ss ,,o,,o.vsrt ..g,,...ap,, - .ha Sssn
""a a .,'a ,,'.," ,;'nsJ 'he "sep
Wstess o1 Tue ualt o. sae1'eo from t1Iosa o. tue
, 1877-10-27

Tho tWeaty-elghth annual couvocatlon Of the
Graul Royal Arch Chapter Of the State OF ILL.,
uois was called to osder In the aEmory ball Ut
Apollo cosntnandeFY, No. !, Knights Templas,
Thursday mosn!nR At 10 o'clock. The Grand
officers were all present, except Deputy Grand
High Priest Hamilton, and about 3oo represents
ttyes from subordinate Chapters.
The Grand Chapter wss opened In ample
form, With prayer by the Grand Chaplain.
Tho Usual committees wero announced, aud
Grand High Prest Atkins then delivered his
annual adateas, which u pf interest ouly to thu
craft,
Various eoa1uaist&es pEsasnsed reports On
, 1877-10-27
Chinese MonopoilslnE tbs sandwich Isianda.

E#FfSp0M1FAGS E2H EfHAC|sG1 1W0g. :.
uoaoLuLu, Sept. li.-Nlnc.tcuths OF the
Chinese In shls archipelago were imported u
work on plantations, ~ the uwueEs could vet
no osler kind Vi labos. 1t IL but lusttcu 10 say
that U majority Of tbs planters would now pre-
fer othrE ktnlis Of labotJa, II that were poasl-
hle. The coolie DOES uot long Fetnsin ln sstst-
tude. AZ Roon u hIs labor e0nttact expires hs
tsts 10 IL business for himself, and lu bin, BIZ
islands are discovering the f4ct u she1r cost.
Wherever you arayc! the cx-coolis Is tie trader
aud speculator. liz SsYes money white In bis
tefrltnue, au4 with u tcw hunlted dolla<a hs
star,s lllnssi& In business. Johu seems IL ba
tla 4amp VI tho wulla uvss.
IhsEs Il aua startling feature Of the Chiusss
, 1877-10-27
TF1FGRkPHIc NOTES,

Soef3dE NlstI7ek 70 7As CA7cd5o 7F3bWNe.
Sioux CRY. In., Oct. 20.-Thc jury In the cnse
Of j. 8. Ma1ston against tho Hioux City i St.
laul Railroad Company, claiming 15,000 dam
ayes for injuries received in 1878 willis IN en-
pioys Of that Company, brou9ht In 4 verdict
lilis evening, allowing plalntitf &3,h01 damages.
'rhe case WIS tried bufDre Judge Lewls In the
District Court at @.etnars.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. :,6,-Tho Synod Of Now
Jersey sustains Inc PrcsbytcFy OF New Druns-
wick In allspcndIn0 the hnv. john Miller, Of
Princeton, for hercsy on tho doctrine Of tLe
Trinity, Vote, l0U to =. ..
, 1877-10-27

MAJORITY AND A1SoRtTF REPORTS.
Tho utand Jury ID the United statcs District
Court were called up bcforcJnlgc D'olgctt yes
tl,c conrt ..;d. '1~'s ~''e~'' 'o' ""e''
'us ",.n,'a,.a" ~,as PAM ~, ~. o,.na ,r a..
wes % the s
rrsss agaiast Certain II lbs ;s I te of
dccfs u the Court in relation 10 ihs collection at
internal revcnus.. Tliu charges weso Of q Aravo
character. aud deemed It proper shnt the Grand
dn.y should tnsestlsate them. The report
s.s,r,,s .n, In nm e,,.a aess matten
hoard ycrY Thoroughly, Tas dcstruus. nofure III.
charging you, OF sxalning that report and ascue.
anaK Mneshs. hs r tint
ksso aens aud an eentca. Viii liz fsoss yoa yoa
10 tho business. II il tor tho saieresss IL f thc
Court and u lie general pub ubtIc that uny
should 10 fully ami Thoroughly Investigated, ia
i,,to any deos rtn,snt Of tho tioyernm"nt. II e MN
have no other buniness yon viii b. discharged. :.
MF. q: =. s4.np.on, tho toreman-While ! cuncur
lie another report, 70 IL 10 put II in forns ~
T1e T ceuft1efssstn,y % fyou WIN yoa ,nay 60 70.
aaa ms1"u 1uFy "as ni tngn utseaafeea. az.
sanpson nas aot yet hiea hta aaaitf9tal report.
witnesses as to the charges axaIust Commission
er lfoyno and other oicers charged with tho
cSor,1rx rrrr f1rst' tint mrf, hal fra, ovh;trnr
iIY nrrcstel when thcy aptmaretl at ti1a I,ni-
iectUris utIlca 10 nav their taxed: secnnti.
that tlIr9ai coal. ha1 been e"is
tcStcd: tlrl, that costs Ind bcc,,
tnlisrted apajIIat rersons WIN hal heel, acn,,It
ri ~ ,s chnrrss n,raInst ta.. , M, fsnrtt,
tI,nt wnrTanfs Ind i,ecn i.s,,r,i n hiamE r.
arr.s, wth m" .tomaturs an s,.o, ~ ~ t,n;u..
s,.ly attnrhs,I' a. to th.. first sl,1ce c,orrrs
who,iy ~itbout fon,n,ien x. IN tnn foms,', metH
~ III ia i";ln~iuss is r.. rn,s.st @S AL
"'.u ,r,. 'sss, .u' - ~. ..lt.'
1,oxn, t,a,,aa aao sas 9,7s .t
such waTfants were plucci in our hand.. M,1 H. A.
IT, King. who, It vtpears. was acting occasonaiiy a.
deputy ltssshal, tettihcs that ihoy wefe xiyen
him ~ Commissioner lt0yna In lngb, sad thas hU
saw Ar. ltoyne, atgn lho satnc: this VIVA previous