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Tho Thing Has Broken.

The Boston One price Clothing Store Mime
onol;s have marked down every overcoat III
their store to prices which will sell them,
don't wait any longer, as the bottom has fallen en-
clean out If you can't go yourself seno lof
an OvercOat.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA-COUNTY OF
RAMSEY. District Court-Second JUDICIAL
District.
Cythera A. Jones, PITT
vs.. ouunOHS.
De Witt G.. Jones. Deft.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, to the above
named defendant:
.rever tha J amnlaint Of the Plaintiff in the
.bove entitled action, Of which copy is here
and to serve copy Of your answer e SAID 70
the city Of St Paul, in said county. within
thirty.days after the service Of this summon.
upon you, exclusive ofthe day Of such sery,Ge
within the time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this
action win apply to the Court sor the relief DE-
handed in the complaint
Dated st. Paul Minnesota, Dec. 20 Ioso'
|. DAVIS, O'BElEx + WnsoE,
Plaintiffs Attorney, s. Paul him.
1871
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FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK.
Following are the closing prices of wheat.
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO. Jan. 10.

FLOUR-Steady.
GRAiN-Wheat, higher; No. 9 Chicago
spring, SIPS cash: ,29X seller February;
$l.3iX seller March; No. Chicago $l.l2Aa
I134: rejected SO 96Hc. 80
bushels. 49,
SHI,. MENTS-Flour. $4,000 bbls; wheat
IL, 600 bus.
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Notice.

Noagent has any right or authority to incur N, r
pecuniary obligation in the name or on behail
Of the publisher of this paper; and all contracts
for advertising are subject to our negative.
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Active agents wanted for the New Wheeler
and Wilson Straight Needle Sewing Machine'
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rThe Anti-Monop01iSt-
Milwaukee Produce Market


FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged:
GRAIE-Wheat opened firm and hc hlgnerr
closed strong; No. i, 81 "a; No. $l.3V; selle;
February Sl.3l4; seller March $l.So; No'
$l.l8X.
RECEIPTS Flour, 5,69l; bbls; wheat 8, $50
bushels.
SHIPMENTS Flour, 8.2l4 bbls; wheat o.
TAG bushels
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$552$77as,WSs e sk E A s q. v iss%

Genuine Wheeler and Wilson Neeoie IS anu az
Attachments, at Cos. Office ~ west 'u 0''
St Paul
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A GOOD Warm comfortable overcoat at the
Roston One Price Clothing Store Minneapolis
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l0CA1S+
-Four Dollars RuvS II

~ Read the advertisement in another COL
INV CONFIDENTIAL.
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ChiCag, 4 NOrhWGStGrnR R

PASSENGERS for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pttsburg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
treal. Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Saint
Louis. Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento, Og-
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council BLUFFS,
Marquette, Escrnaba, Menasha, Madison ,Chey-
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Green Bay, Milwau-
kee and all points West, South and Eastshould
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, for all points East and
Southeast, and with the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central for all points South.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific r. 3. at Omaha for all far West
points.
| with trains Of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are run on all night
trains on all the lines Of this road.
| This is the ONLY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago and St. Paul or Chicago and
Milwaukee.
At Omaha our sleepers connect with the
| OVERLAND fI00p0IS Oh the UulOu IACluC hAll-
road for all points west Of the Missouri River.
Among the
Inducements Offered by this
Route
to the travelling public are ali the modern i'm
provements Rock and Gravel Ballasted Track
Steel Rails, Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
Drawing Room Day Coaches, Smoking and
LOunging Cars, Westinghouse Safety All
Brakes, Miller's Patent Safety Coupling and
Platforms, Speed, Safety and Absolute Comfort
\ Running Through Five Great tates,
and operating over 1900 miles Of road, thi
company presents to the traveller facilities tina
are not and cannot be offered by any competi
tor.
All ticket agents can sell you tickets via thi
route.
II You wish the best travelling accommoda
tons, you will huy your tickets by this route
!. and will take no other.
n GARTIN HUGHITT, NJ
General superintendent.
". II. STENNETT, Y
! General Passenger Agent
: 91y-wk
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Through Palace Coaches and Sleeping Cars
Of the Best and Track Perfect.

with the several lines centering at those points
St. Paul Depot-Cor. Of Jackson and Levee
City Ofice-118 East Jackson street, corner
of Third street.
II III r1DDE M71EP
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
RAMSEY.-District Court End. Judlclal
, 1877-11-01

nl'k nrc hta only ruling motives. The fact Is
that nowhere. not even among the Germans, Ia
the folacr managed more entirely by moral
means, 4 wort, or even look, from his officer
sn'1Irc'. He seems to fce1 n rcproof-an,l It IA
rarely deseTsei-as mich Ms an Engitshman
would bow. The hulk of the ssusstan pri:
Yates arc themselves smait landowners, and
hare m Interest anil a stake In The county &C.
cof!lngly. never taw more ready or implicit
of'edle1Ite, or more cheerful compliance; and
this Is no. official onl5. but apparently
ba:c,l on genuine mutual liking and rood
VII. Perhaps tho officer sometimes forRets tn
planning operations that his men are no longer
Of human ltfc thus accounted for; but In all
else the relations between officer and soldier
cnnttl not I've happier, even in ctr oND favored
service. Even In time nf war the Russian SOL
dfcr ts not liable to corporal punishment for
any 0tfeHsc Whatever. unlcse he has ly prcrto1,s
ba'l conduit md BY judgment Of court been
placed In degraded hr inferior elas., one Of
whose special disadvantages Is this liability.
THIS fact, which, confess, 10 me was almost
Incredible at frat, 10 mitch had pre- conceived
flnt1Ona got hold OF me, have carefully estnh-
ll.le1 BY repeated conversations with ollirers
Of all ranks.
NO srArF.
with this good material, then, and this mani
lest GOODWILL, what causes these continued fnii-
urct! The fault is not will the n.cn, NOR with
tho regtaental officers. But there il M ssntr
worth speaking nf; In our fense OF the word,
the Russian army has m staff. unnbtiess,
inany Ul the youRcr efaff-DtTaccrs highly In
strnttcd aMl natnstaking, but the cider ones nre
anldicrs of the paradegrounl oniy. The older
stal Officers do mt seem 10 hare any experience
Of tho elementary rfitlimcnts of actual war. THIS
custom Of tlcvovttg ones own work on tho
next Junior. win in turn passes It on in tho
safne way, ruins everything.
, 1877-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
Ttf}fI.TY's THEATRE.

HooLEf's THEATRE:
we arc IN the mtdes OF one OI our tltt of frollc
In matters of amusement. The public appetite
Tor entertainment II supposed 10 be Unsuitable.
Nv ~ "'', ,s'na',s 10y t"s .a'e.1a ~ 'o'h ""s
io1 "Sspept" tehhene'es hnf' a'n.n'e'er fcne-
dies and stirnntants, ncrortnE to tb~ ne"esetttea
af the tasc. We had a few serious weeks with
Booth and Jarrett anne fine .f,t. and crrr aimee
tbcv ysn, r,,,,,ito.h.t,, ,,,,,,,r
pah1lc-las bcen lntalaIng tn onr prolonged
burst OF relaxation, sucf, ns ran best f,c de-
scribcd In the words Of the prjtt,!, Member Of
parl,,,ns,, a. ,hs ,,,., ~ .o.,t,, 49,, L.,
.a1,f tn @ ..,oe ia ~ ny '.',,. -"
~ f.o,i i 'i"E un n,s nce!a "ltn WIN tnfEk
ieen ts,.,.o, - os sa.". ~. nft,nak!nR mas
i"v ram1tt,t,t ~ T.. .nc ..en H.. Ian'nr " halt
~, ,ss Ia.1sta IN ''ratnat ,ortnl, a.
"S oy !to'i!otS murray etr?n1
s.st ee.cn.s'.'a! .A1lasaeanee NJ lug nleInhL nc
I,cn T., 'eisnenr, IT., Mo"esGs NJ te t.t,Fsnt nas
Iaytrr ~ ~ ''E az fc..'offt ,.nf 'f,s al "e aae
te,t R IT,, LII" s':c*, WscH 10 our ,paf neof'a eo-
en.. tersc,, ]un n, III Mthoht Nora. pre-.
.hr rSs.ea; r.,, IN. ihls u probably thc season
s,1:t,,. E'anee!ano y Ann1ht Mticf VIVID tltcti
Ia'ty In'a ~" s1.t2Tci WIN Mnin!!ea ueleht
J.. ~ T. "nss. ',,a, na ,r.nK Hofninos 1oeei'nh
i" nu u 'i!n"se ~ " people a.t'1 tnny nase seen
H., 1.s wv ~. n,eea'snHI T s.Iu"e ,he!y u lal<e .
,.;:. nsene ~ Luz ian''ty elstle' nn1s !GshGct:n
",i,t... '.e t' " aop'ca} ~ } t.,. ''tssIse e Mer
uaus'lte. W set 1I InrlhtGht f'sclefs VINO
a,asG t, 70 h..T up t!a la,,tAt fciatont 90 cof,'
i,.s ,,.',i't,',- T., m t'.;t ~, .mc ,Hse n'M'
,.s.'.s IT, s ~ .ngr 9.t n Ncl M'eIs' e.
rhn's stnu ~ !"1nm.s % mct.5' Popus"r mus.e.
st. sus' y ~ 20 M ~ san1HE e1.net,-aJ 'nu!c tnaH
eI,ai,, ~ ~ ~. t.n". l''' ~ ue
tt ttt.su.3 ptc.tt AUS ~ HluInl "hIh 10 "u,se
ns y. a s sinNIa1
, 1877-11-01
THE COURTS.
Record Of Now Suits, Judgments. Criminal
CRaea, Divorces, Etc.

Record Of Row Suits, Judgments, Criminal
Casea, Divorces, Etc.
Judge Dlodgctt yesterday decided the motion
to open tho decree III tue east OF j. II. Francis,
Assgusa ut James q. Apicr, VI. Tho Executors
and lietrs OF George apurcIs. 1t scems that
back III 1866, spIcr, who had been building u dis.
tillcry at PeuFia, hnlIng hinlself embarrassed,
ma,!e an agreement with spurrk and one q. T,
Barker. BY which they wcro to pay OIL Hens Ia
the amount Of &ll,e:5 a9atust tho property, To
run the dlstillery tllrce or SIX months, and ut
the end Of that time Sptcr was to repay them tho
money with 10 per cent intcrsst, or In Default
they were each tn hare o,le-thfrl IDterest
in the business. spier. was unable to nay, aud
tho three became partners, cacll having one.
thlsl interest. BARKER was bought out by Spicr
III lSt7, and spurck and spicr rau together until
1870, when tho ilstllerY was burned. A settle.
ment va. then ha4. Subsequently the Assignee
u apasr He'd bill acafnst Sf'tlrck's renrcscnta.
ttvcs, claiming TINT spicF Has entitled to large
ptoitai In this business Which l.r lia not received.
q settlement wus, however, effected nlMl decree
by aRrcesncnt entered In February last to carry
9ucntly larnsy Mansfield tllcc petition to hays
Tue dtcsee 0tNnctl OIL the ground that the
Assignee had made very dlsadyantngcous
settietnctt, aud had improperly walved i lnrgo
portion Ut the Just claims ayaiust spllrck's c.
tate. Ito therefore asked leaye 10 bu allowed u
prove tbs facts.
Judge blo*lgctt yesterday declined to allow
the uecFeo 10 By opsncd. llc said the claim
was contested. That the statute Ut Limitation
would probably le 4 bat, aut that tho sctlic-
ttieait Appeared to be o,et. and satisfactory to
a!l PARTIES. No new facts had bccu clalulci to
b. alssysetsd *hth would alter the rsc aud |.
should ~ settled and litigation ended. The
motion was therefore oyerruied.
a new question, aud one Of much Importance
to dealers Ia stuck Ut lls State was decided oi,
the :solh ut. ln the Superior Court. 10 tby case
Of the People ex rel. vs uoss + Phillips MAUI
facturiug Company of ttla clty, on il.au,lun,us
to eoulpcl tle Issuing Vt certificates of stock.
Ada!ns having recovered Judgment 4.ainst
Church III tlat court sued out e1acuttou, and
t,s, statute Of 1874. OH Atty shares OF the atock
VI that Company standing IN the uatne OF Churyh
on lts bt,oks, bii It oil vi the gheriis sa!e, snti
applied 10 tie Company for new certificates to
be Issued to hin fos them, which lhe Co,urany
railtscd to d.. aud then be commenced these
proceedings to compel 1t.
The Company iu lts AllsNcr, though denying
, 1877-11-01
WILL COUNTY,

70 fhf Editor n 1he TF5buNf.
PEoroNE, VIII Co., ILL.,, Oct. 3t.-ln your H.
sue .! h1lar real an article Thtct, ID Intended
70 throw ltscEcdt Til one of our candidates for
County Clerk. Now, have I1een = constant
readcr Of yunf PAPER ever eincs eoul ID read,
ard believe you always nlyocatctl honesty Ia
1tll,t. Our candidate from tiis town, John u.
Sollltt, Is tho choice u the pconjc, aud not OF
noIit!cians. lie served for two terms In tho
County board here, An1 aciesl In eucll straight
forward manner that nut the value ot pin was
LOST to tho COUNTY, aud It va. for this We natlo
him our choice for County Clerk, and not be-
correspondent from Dwight whu cnlls himself
" "rioWhulder " Notwithstanding. ME. SoiIItt Is
farmer, aud atteu4s to bis business. Yours.
A EARxk1L
, 1877-11-01

rr<"sl Hf mounted c1.Euufrta.ra,e. prcreAtny
Inc hcAr.r: fnust., Nlt Fellow, hi'kasAw
G;,arJ'. I''nT tiny tiray-, Memphis I,y1h
nnar,ls, Memphis artillery, rx.Cnutr'lrratc tnl-
Mayor anil City Co',snif. Fire Department, nn'l
'itkens m loot. Business was tue1"nIri
during the funeral ceremonies, nn,1 tiionsanfIR
of p"ss,n+ lint,l tho Sidewalk, to witnrrs the
losR1rs t,ail the ttct casrd. The rc1f,ains were
inferred at Efmwupi with the Odd Fclows'
rites nttt military honors.
The fitncraI vas dressed In ftA oil uniform,
At his own request. and ~ tho cs.kct containing
tho rct,ains was carried iptn tile churrh 1t WAS
almost impossible TO keep hack tlIc crowd, so
anxious we're all to lake last look at his face.
, 1877-11-01


II appears from, reports received hero that Can't.
Manning, OF the schr CITY Of Tawa., attempted 10
make St Joseph hartor ut o'clock Ia tho morn
Log. In heavy Rca. and. of coutac. mssed II, aud
went hshora. Tho weasel will probably become
total loas. She had on boanl a cargo Of Erou orc
sa1ueI ut 81. 700, shipped frou, Escnnat'a 10 tho
iurusce at St. Joseph, for Metsra. Rhodes s. lIrAl-
ley. iron merchants Of this city. who have All am.
p,s insH's"ss %pon y, tn ,ss.el T. owned y
Ut ntMut 4s, goo. She u insured tor $1 00sl. A.
slstance las bccn sent but 1t Will probably bc Of
no asntl. Capt. Manning II m exncFienced nns-
Juseph harbor tn the dark without tho ass!atance
Of tug IL nast understanding here.
The tug Welcome, which cleuTeh iTnm Atwau-
ashore At Mack,naw. IL repor.tt! 10 have run
aground at skt,9agatce Sundsy hight and was COM
PEELED ~ throw eyetboaTu her steam pump Ia ordrr
Manday aps, got Que of the Lsy,atasn parps. H. W
The schE ~. Andrew. ltp0fted ashore near Al
pena yesterday. IL prohAbEv MI right; for tclu-
erom teces cd here stated shs waa a. that mort
toa.llns net Cargo Of supplies for the lanbermeu.
The tchr Hope, which stranded snAh 1T tho rIaf
at Nuskrxon suu,s l!ne since, has been abandoned,
and everything ot value haa bctu t4ksn from, thc
4 CoIlison between tho schsa lton4tdss and
Grenada, late Tura4ay night, resulted tn thn
destruction of tho latter : }bboom. Ths sr.
4 telegram received here stAtca shat tie scbr
!tsang sun has been Released fron tbs shors naar
river yesterday. AMI sank At ier dock, where shs
has been laid up lar thTcs yp4rf.
Ths scnr Elizabeth Joucs had both martfnsala
s.aSa yankca out ~ lhe river ycssrsday.
The schr Mary Lyon broke her niatn boom he.
tween Mtlwanksr and Msatawur, sunday, anL
NM supplied With new b'om a. tbs lsltrr port.
The pfup Bismarck lost bet batkr& tn = stor.n OF
ncaihs boor, hut they Eractitd Culcaco bsfoFs sue
, 1877-11-01

CuicAuo, Oct 5o.-The market waa actlte, 1t &c
for corn and 3}sc for wheat to uuGalo, lloom was
taksn for about 131 COO bu wheat, a45 200 bu corn
lDo, 600 bu oas. e. COO hu barley, and 10, oOo bu
rye. To 13uHalo-behrs d. +. uubhin., j. u.
sawyer, t@aern tIty. J. u. Hutchinson, baldwin.
He'd. wht!s, and I,'ue, wheat At 3ttc; props
tnlIads1phls and Jsmcs F,sk, wheat. and prop
Jasn, oats 1t .,se, and rvs through; tchs Champ.
Jpn; oats Q On p.t. ;schfs 7. r., seoit. Sherwood,
Z. ]. Wells. j. Il. bentley and pcshilgo. al cotu at
&c. 1u baTAl1-t'fop 3loilt sonlcrY. uAI4 au1 curn
through 70 kIngslon-sehr isausalots. barley vi
pt. To AohtEsat-Fsop uccan. wheat on p.t.
schs za:h ch.adlct. oats. At through rate. Tho
schIs burton and bFiase~atrs wcru Fcpast,a lats
in The attesnuIi. the formre for 10. 0Nl bu wlear
IL Rn1sl0 1t 3tc, and the latter for 49, DO bu corn
to tiIs sa,e port 1t 3c It VIA fum1rui tna& other
eharlrFs Eeru mSds, which would make the Gu.
pacity taken fur wleat ycstcrlay 400, NO bu
The sclEs :u!gyle s. Jones s,ul Susth Caps arc
Chartered for avas froul ucuuto 10 Sarlia At
81. ~. seowsd alunSslde. aud lumber buck frum
Duncan City 1t goiu: rates.
=, sehs Lena Joln.on gsts u. G'n for lumber from
Thsn 4. van V4lktnburRh goes to AepomIuee
for iaMher 10 CLEcaxo It $l.15.
The clipper Clty goes to Atul4tee TOT lumber 1t
u. s79;.
:, Vhs lloae.t John Il engaged for lumbar from
Naskrguu at 3l.75.
, 1877-11-01

Tho following wero the arrivals and elearanee4
for the twenty -four hoara eud,nK At 10 o'clock last
pLEhts
= AkklyAl&-s,mf Atptns, tilwautea, sandftes.
prujs Cola tamtbell lu4luytvu. lalubef, Elemait,
Active; ts.nsx1' I4n!5er: AH.ts,e: Ha.ksxsa. Sa.n
Mikee11, iulrr; Aonipelief cleveland, coal, sisS:
cury, 1udtuelou. lainbst CoIitnxwoo4 Alprua iaa..
Ron. ,11nlxf: Regulator. hits aks 1ar3Ivr; q, Il
1ohuson Willie Lake. iunbtr; J, !tlxisr. Gle rriaaI
ksx.;n: law'x.: 5.p4ss Ca,a.sss; Psalxe.si b*fk:
Saginaw. pmhers liaugsrsn cascsi1ls. lusnber Illus
bs!!e. C!ayhAuk. Eosts ,r.. ,.s-,
eora; sehr +, v. f;inonl. RuaAto, ~ 200 oa whca.;
.cl1 y. v sa.s, huas;o * ~ o4 sotn. schF Noa.'
Msuoanes !.I htls vi at taal.tes; sehr 0stflsh.
Cubs. Buffalo, nn bu WHEAT: ID hra dyur ~ G4ra
bsoun: eusn u AMbn re. AID ~ s,i bu barley: .ehr
y, beet.t !h:ls uaf du Ao:, 10 ba eorp. . SO b1
Va& 1u hri1 no0S - tsh heEf. aud luItr4: stf Iet
, 1877-11-01

onr evening contemporary had the following In
its marine column yesterday: ''These vera BE-.
tween 1GO and l10 arrivals by lake during Friday
and Haturlay. Most OF them wcfc lumber. craft,
hAt qulie number grath. carriers, with sarpoea
of grain, salt, etc." Such htcments are uncaltcd
for. Misrepresentation il calculated to convey q
fattc impression to uutfacrs. Facts are always
lksL SOt 10 exceed doztn vessels arrived Ffi.
day and SATURDAY. .-H"FHfo ETprfss. ANA.
The evening contemporary very evidently Clipped
the Item from = Chicago paper. OF one TINT did,
and led the EFbFtss INTO an efFot!c statement ty
nut giving proper credit.
, 1877-11-01
BUFFALO.

S!srtai NspateAt to IAs Catn19o TrtSuax,
BrFrALo. oet 3l.-Tbe schr Rising Star, ashore
below Long po!nt Cut, Wa got od this morning
BY The tugs Cromwell and Nolteu, and u expected
here o.mofEow mofain1.
The huk E. Coming wes sowcd through
from the Elyess By ths tug Champion. The sualo1s
that the Corning nst w!lh = collision pr struck Oh
the Lime. kilnt arc dtuled by tho Captain. lIe
says thAt ~ towing b. got ahead OF ths dect tAAt
twenty seAssls will asrtYs Tomorrow.
Five steAm aad aeteutsen sall arrived today.
Graln caEkoes aggregate ", Ul0 buaAr1s.
Canal leelklt1 Arc nIln ~ pAc On wheat; She On
, 1877-11-01
1sOlkT If(fIlf1N.

.snso0l NFixstrh ia 7hs CAtrH1a Tribune.
FnnT farnos. Mich, Oct. 3l.-Dnwn-props
Scwburgh. Gordon Campbell. Yosemite, Il. VI.
blanchard, William Cove, st. Albars, Arizona
and targes, Oakland and harccs. u. ". Rust and
conaort, Emma T.. Thompson and barges, Fletcher
and consort; schfs Eagls Wing, J. II. Mead,
Frankte Wilcox, =. y. Il. WatAuu.
Ep-rrops City OF Torlu. En,pire State, Glas.
Eow and barres. Plymouth nnA harre., Mary
rtlg1,r and bafgy.; tehr. F1pss.', tlwaseo: iiat.
+. Nicholson. tncy J. Clark, Fuvu.1te.
Wtnd-E0rthNeIt, fresh,
, 1877-11-01


cnEcAGo.-Tho tug Mcclellan ID In Miltess' ship.
yart receiving new tow.pust. Tho yacht Ina
was stripped yesterday. and will lay Up al slfet.'
yards. Theirs arc stu number of veascIs un ths
lumber market.
1rnKu ruNrs.-It II now reported tho F7anrta
Palms had nnlv 10. Dt0 bu damaged gratn The
sclr La Frs.lc has been oycIaueet and strepcthen-
tli ~ II iAta}u a. to tlAyG her rutflg ruisc1 10
A.: The sehr ". II. Oades has been chartered at
Tolcdnto take cargo Ut black walnut lo1a to
Quebec II u. ~ per M.
, 1877-11-01

s~-.-s----~'~<> -N@1~~-~-~
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE.

raitontzed hT thn elite. A Play, Of the Period.
ley Csmrbell's fatccaI EomeIy.
hTE FOOLISH WIFE,
With a.! the fsTor!tcs Of thu Campbell Comedy Com.
a StfiNT At SIAGAtIA.
=. have here flit1c book, "The Pet nj FrortA.r
Siasaes X MnonItght. Full Of amusing situations
md witty dialogue. -Fhtladelpnia Ledger
siatlnce* WelutRIay and Saturday.
NOtt1tIeh in nrrn nara
, 1877-11-01
John M. Binckley Challenges Dr..
Tope TO Mortal Combat.
CQl The Dattqr rrosaifaIIy Swtars llis Lifd
Agafnst Mr.. h.
Alleged Cause Of the Trouble Between
the Two Meu.
What Mr.. u. Has 10 Say Regarding the
t'Scoundrel Tope."
A Bosom Friend Who Declines
to Make Any Revelations.

Abot,t two weeks ago the Chicago papers
pulli.hetl q Milwaukee dispatch to the effect
lint john ~. 1lrkley, who WAS Assistant
Atto.pey.Hrncral under President johnson,
vbo llal lived In this city for some years, hut
v,o hatl resided tn Milwaukee for twelve
months or 20, hal mystef1ously disappeared
lint II wns unknown where he had gone, and
that II wns feared TINT ltc Ind committed suicide
under tho influence OF mcntal excitement ut
slcrratlon. T1lts WINS followed f1 n coun1c Of
DAYS by another dispatch, stating authoritative
II Tint Mr.. Dincklcy hal not committed suicide.
and was nil right. Tho explanation of these
Dispatches came out yesterday in ttIs city fc-
fore Justice pollak. It Is an explanation ex~
cceslycly
rAtNrrr. IN ITS NATURE,
in yicw Of the standing of all the parties con-
crr,,cd; and It Is impossible to believe the truth
of the story regarding tic alleged oiIense ot
twu Of them. It Is far more reasonable to i'm
aeuc tia. alr. 13incklcy, who l,as gone through
very nlurh warrtfnent ant1 distress, and has
eight years, Is lahoring under some singular de-
luslor, ihan to believe thut the latsy to who'n
lie Inns l#cn married for seventeen, yrhrs has
been guilty Of the critne charged against her.
his fauity at irving Park. During their resl-
III. J. ". TorE,,,
a younE doctor, win ha,l been appointed
physician Of The l.or. 1iousc autl Insane Asylum
hv'Dr. ten Miller In the spr'ng Of 1877. soon
after Miller was elected County Superintendent
oi Public Ctaitics. Tho Doctor aid Mr. nl,,rll-
lre's family were an terms OF reasonable H.
tljuacr. but no ono hvti crcr Heard t,r
dreamed Df any ehnuw nf an fTnprDprfety until
three weeks a-o Ab>ut that tltnc, 1t ts alleged,
Mr.. Buckley discovered in Eu.llc. unknown
manner that lfh wife hatt been guilty OF
tu, ,narl, tntiinucy will, Dr.. Topc. H. charged
lrr with the fnvt anil it s further alleged iEat
thc, at his ,lIcta'Ion, wrote confession Of mis-
tlerls.VnontalrtnE nothing criminal, however.
Subsequently,, lowcycr, Rnc reputl!ateI this
ynfcssion' and asterted that It wis 1nade under
threats. Assuming, Ut course, thnt Mr..
I!mklcy believed thu trntls Of tho alleged IT,
tlmacy It IS not unlikely t!at Ec, . man OF
strung aud quick passions, tlftl hcharo In stlch
lnannvF that tls wItc thought tic best thing to
do tn escape lm1nrtilat: danger was to atcn any
document TINT he might present 10 her. Then
thr left aud went to l,cr folks II, Virginia. Her
fltfcr, Harvry Mitchell, who was for rnnny
wears tlrufts1nan IN the Land 0it!ce, Ia doa41.
1Irr tnotl!es Ws a daughter OF Gov. Johnston,
Of fIrgiEla, mud fsteE Uf fief. Joseph John
aim: Hf,l IL IA jfntntAtnftl that Af1R haA